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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-11-08

Of the Great Central railroad and the
Empire Construction company. evident
ly means business. Thousands OF doll
lars have been expended and more VIII
be spent on the line to be built from
Salt Lake city TO the extreme western
coast OF Oregon
1t is generally, understood that the
headquarters Of the company win be
at Roseburg, since the people Of that
city have taken more real interest in
the enterprise than any other in the
state. Portland seems very cold to the
proposition, while Spokane capitalists
have invested heavily In the project
Many capitalists from Salt Lake City
and other large cities have sgnifed
their intention Of selling out all their
eastern holdings and centerlng all their
Investments In the Coos Bay country
where the proposed road will make It's
western terminal
The town Of Bangor, which is to be
built by this company, has already been
surveyed, and many lots have been sold.
A large number Of business and profess
slonal men have already chosen their
locations, intending to make their
homes in Bangor.
The evident reason of naming the
town Bangor" Is probably from the
city Of the same name In the extreme
northeastern part of the United States,
which is famed for It's lumber indus
try, 1t Is the purpose of making Ban
gor, ore, as great a timber center as
Bangor, Me.
Among the prominent Portland citi-
zens interested In this project are j.
Thornburn Ross who Is president OF the
company; A. A. Wright, the vice presi-
dent and manager; John w. Cook, Sec
ond vice president; T, T. Burkhart
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AMERICAN GROUP.
ark City Property owned by Salt
!, Lakers MAKES Good Showing,

"A persistent campaign OF systematic
I'D Intelligent development OF the pro-
erty Of the American Mining company
4 being rewarded by substantial and
Encouraging results.
1.-THE property Is situated In Big Cot
rnwood district and only one mile west
Z the Silver King mine at Park city.
" includes Is full claims and five Of
s>em are patented. w. c. Crome Is
'rretary and |. A. Benton Is presl.
: ant and with them are associated
6mmerous well known Salt Lakers,
The development on the property
insists Of nearly 1000 feet of tunnel,
b.laft and drift work. At the bottom of
CHI incline now In $50 feet a vein is be-
npg followed In which Is a vein Of rich
FUN varying from inches 10 feet,
md which indicates improved condl-
IONS and permanency. From this streak
I. rere is now In the bins so tons OF as
"]rted ore. samples from which have
.tven ~ per cent copper, 10 ounces OF
kgflver and $3.50 In gold TO the ton, and
MIC average value of the ore Is esti-
raated TO be considerably over one-half
RE figures given. The work has been
Progressing steadily for many months
nd supplies have been laid In and
!: Preparations made for continuing
Z trough the winter. The recent show
: igs inspire its promoters with hopea
W q mine In the near future.
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sllll

Travel on all westbound trains con
tinues exceptionally heavy,
The Rio Grande will run an excursion
TO ogden tomorrow on the occasion o.
the Woodmen's reunion.
General Live Stock Agent futile Of
the Short Line is back at his desk
Tracklaying Is now In progress on the
connecting link between Brigham CITY
and Corinne
James Culton, commercial agent FOR
the Illinois Central at Denver Is III
town today on a business visit,
Richmond Anderson Of Omaha, audit
or Of disbursements of the Union Pa.
cihc. Is in this city, guest Of his son
Walter, chief clerk to Gen, Supt' r. 10.
Calvin
Mr. Crulkshank Of the auditors de-
partment Of the Oregon Short Line, has
been confined TO his residence this week,
suffering from a severe cold
S. II. Stnson, travelling freight agent
for the Nckle Plate at Omaha, is In
Salt Lake today
Assistant General Traffic Manager y.
II. Babcock of the Rio Grande system
was expected to return from Denver
this afternoon.
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Week at Tintic,

Eureka, Nov. S.-Ten men have been
laid of at the Centennial Eureka mine
ursng the week. owing to the over
Production OF ore. and the force will not
pc increased until the smelter gets un-
Ter way. The floors and ore bins are
lied to Overlooking with ores. Deyel-
'pment work is still being pushed on
/ he property.
II. II. Spriggs has been pushing de-
|,elopment work on the Wonder group
"a North Tintic. and is much pleased
Fifth the prospect workings.
Il The towers for the Grand Central
tramway are all in position and work
ben are busy stringing the cable and In
he course OF week the tram Will have
cen completed and In working order
}, Joseph Biddlecome. superintendent OF
he Snowflake, has resigned his posi-
ion and has been succeeded by Gus
Retro. an old mine operator of the TIN
he district.
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COOS BAY TALK
AGAIN REVIVED

The following extract from n letter re-
eeiyed In this city by real estate man
would indicate that there is still some
lie left in the Coos Bay project.
C. c. Robins, designing and superyis-
ing architect Of the Great Central. Is
at work today on blue print for the
proposed addition TO the city OF Rose
burg The plats win be made so as TO
accommodate both the Great Central
and Southern Pacific railroads. The
buildings and dwellings OF the Great
Central are to be built on these plots
MAJ l. D. I....aey. -l.o - q. The head
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MINING NOTES.

Ajax reported on the market this
morning with two cars Of ore.
Manager George Moore Of the Sun
shine is visiting that property
The Mammoth is on the market to-
day with five car shipment
Two cars OF ore arrived on the track
today from the United States,
Lower Mammoth is among the ship
pers today with four cars OF ore,
Five cars of concentrates are on the
market today from the Horn Silver.
d. c. Jackllng or Colorado, wen known
In mine and smelter circles, is a Salt
Lake visitor
The Conklln sampler this morning
reported the arrival Of six cars OF ore
from rinuc
w. A. Parish. manager Of the Mates.
tic properties, came up from Milford
this morning.
The Highland Boy smelter shipped
FIVE cars OF pig copper 10 the eastern
refinery the past week.
NJ L. Emnger Of the Wolverine has
returned from a trip to Chicago and
various points in Michigan.
The Mountain Green and the Bing-
ham Copper and Gold Of Bingham ana
the Utah Of Fish Springs each con-
.uibuted a car Of ore To the market
his morning.
The excitement incident to election
time being over Simon Bamberger Will
again pay attention to mining. A trip
10 DE Lamar New, viii be made early
In the week
The Taylor q Brunton sampler this
morning reported Eve cars OF ore from
Bingham. hve cars from Tintic. FIVE
cars from Frisco and one car from
Fish Springs.
L. A. Earls Of the Utah Southern has
returned from a protracted stay al the
company's holdings at Milford 4
shaft started some weeks ago is now
down 20 feet and Is being continued
NTH a frap3 force ~ mon
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FELL DOWN WINE
Mine Operator While inspectSsg
Work Fell 20 Feet.

n. r. Waterman, wen known mine
operator Of salt Lake. met with an ac-
cldent In a mine at Stockton a few days
ago. Mr.. Waterman was inspecting the
work done in tunnel and while walk
ing toward the inner end fell down a
winze that was supposed to be covered
lie was precipltated 30 feet and while
no bones were broken he was badly
bruised and for time rendered uncon-
scious. His injuries are not considered
to be OF a serious nature.
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LIVE STOCK.
CHICAGO.

Chicago. Nov. S-Cattle-Receip,s
400: steady; good to prime steers
40, poor TO medium, A50a6.25 stock
ers and feeders, 25OQI15: COWS. l.iOa
as. heifers, 2,O0d5.0O; Gamers, l.lOa
2e0; bulls, 20OuiJO; calves 375dL75:
Texas fed steers. s0GI25: western
steers 350dsO0,
Hogs-Receipts today. $4,000; Monday.
90, 900; left over. 1900, mixed and butch.
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X. +. Chapman, Of Hartford, Conn"
Takes 30, 900 shares.

1t Is reported that r. p. Chapman,
the Hartford, Conn, investor who has
been examining the Majestic for some
days. purchased good block of that
company's stock before returning east.
His purchase Is said TO have reached
the goodly amount of 10000 shares, for
which So. 20 per share was paid.
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THE WEEK ON 'CHANGE.
Monotonous Season Of Low Prices
And Small Sales Prevailed.

The week on the mining exchange
hosed with the sale OF 33S, i25 shares Of
|i62, 900. 30. The days business included
'ae sale Of S0.l00 shares for which Sl0-
20. 25 was paid. Prices generally have
cen weak, but today they we're more
|ven.
1ngot was O good seller and 5000
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-11-08
KIMBERLY BUYS GOLDEN STAR
property Joins Famous Annie Laurie
n And Brought $235,OJO,

/ The holdings Ct the Golden Star Min
Tag company. owned by Patrick Ryan,
!, red McGurrln and others, have been
Purchased by r. l.. Kimberly Of Sharon.
sfa., and principal owner OF the Annie
vaur.e. This property lies adjacent to
ne Annie Laurie and the purchase
,'rice Is said TO aggregate the snug
'tlm OF s235,000.
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DENVER.
PRODUCE.
CHICAGO.

Chicago Nov. S.--Dec, wheat opened
at nv to 72%, later selling up to ~.
Close Wheat-Dec., I2a072; May,
"a.
Corn-Nov., $751; Dec. 50's,
Oats-Noy., 29& Dec, 3OiS.
Pork-Jan., 1897; May, l442h.
Lard-Dec., $50; Jan, $3.50.
Ribs-Jan., S2ih May. L61h
Flax N. w. 122.
Barley-3045s.
Timothy--i20.
Cloyer-Nov., Ills.
Cash: Wheat-No 2 red, 74h; No. 3
red, 6S07l; No hard winter IL; NO.
3 hard winter 67Q6S No, l northern
spring, 72ls. No. q spring u; No.
spring, 67u7O.
Corn--No. 2, 5id1s; No, 3, 5i4ls.
oats--No. 2, 29qla No. 3, 2sQ2Sh.
NEW YORK.
New York. Nov. S.-Wheat-Reeeipts
10000 bushels Stronger and fairly ac-
tive on covering Of shorts. Dec. 7Sh
q79; May, 77B@1sh.
SAN FRANCISCO.
San Francisco, Nov, S.--Wheat FIRM
er; Dec, 1854 May, 1872; Spot steady
l32lsalS3&.
Corn-Large, yellow, easier, l47ia.
Barey--Flrmer; Dec, llSs May,
l2lls; cash, 100.
LIVERPOOL.
Liverpool. Nov. S.-Close: Wheat,
Dec, Is 1Ohd; March, 5s 105d.
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Imperial Lets Contract.

|, A contract has been let for 200 feet
y work in the tunnel which Is now
IS $40 feet In the Imperial company's
holdings in Beaver county. The work
rovided for In the contract is expect.
d TO tap ore bodies that were found
"a upper workings.
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MINING, BUSINESS AND STOCKS

shares were sold at from 1919 to lO&
cents, California was dealt In to me
extent of $500 shares on a sluggls,hl
market that held between ~ and 5l'9
cents. Martha Washington also was
favored with buyers to the extent OIL
1,lOO shares at ~ aud as cents
The closing quotations were
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-11-08
Miner visits old Home.

william McHale the well known pros
pector and miner Of Beaver county,
is a Salt Lake visitor for a few days.
Mr. McHale has just returned from a
visit az his old home at Scranton, Pa,
which he left % years ago.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-11-08
UNLISTED STOCKS.
Stocks,
MORNING CALL,

Alax-1OO ut SO; 500 at 32fs,
Ingot-1, 900 at 1917, seller 80 days;
GOO at 1919; 1900 at 1904; 1000 NJ ION
Lower Mammoth 100 at Lao; 900 at
Las 400 at i.i5la; 200 at l,45ai 100 al
1.i6A.
Mammoth 800 at l.10.
May Day--50O at 90; 500 at 23A; 1000
AZ "a selelr 60 days 500 at 2ila, seller
&c days.
California 800 at Sl7 1000 at 49,
800 at 1914; 5000 az SlR 800 at Si%,
seller 30 days,
Emerald--500 at AZ
Martha Washington-60O0 at 2la.
OPEN BOARD,
Daly-Judge-5e at $50.
Grand Central--l00 at5,00.
May Day--5OO at "a; 500 at 2ila,
Utah-1O0 at 60
Tmerald--l 900 at az; 900 az Az
Martha Washlngton--5,0OO at ga.
Wabash-l0O at l.OSia.
Tetro--500 at %,
NaIldrIver-lO0 at 1,I2h; $50 at 1I0.
Keyatone--600 AZ 40.
United Bingham-l,OOO at 20.
Shares. Value.
Regular call -. .,..."30,lOO hg5S.os
Open board ..,.... .."lO,2OO 2'S1A'5'
Totals :. :. .........4O,S6 800 slO,g9S25
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BUSINESS NOTES.

The principal item Of interest during
the week has been the announcement
OF the proposed consolidation Of the
Utah Sugar company and the Bear
River Water company with new cap
ital Of 100000 half preferred and half
common. AS might be expected this
had the effect OF advancing sugar stock
and Broker Cutters circular states that
sl9l5 is bid The date Of the stock
holders meeting to settle all the details
has not yet been announced, but II VIII
be called In the near future.
AS already stated by the News the
new capitalization Is based on the
heavy increase in value Of the Sugar
companys property and especially its
canal rights and lands In Bear River
valley, which have enormously increas-
ed In value since they were purchased
bv the company year ago last spring.
The success Of the sugar factory
Bear River valley seems 10 be already
assured as the 400 carloads Of beets al
ready sent down to the company's
works have shown that the beets rails
ed In the north contain high percent
age Of sugar. Everything Is running
smoothly at the Lehi ogden and Lo-
gan factories. and the latter especially
viii turn out a big total Of sugar u.
C. NJ, !. and Consolidated Wagon are
quoted ex dividend Following are the
latest quotations:
Building permits were issued during
the week as follows.
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Workmen are laying granite blocks
and brick for the interior walls and
piers Of the Federal building. and work
is being so expeditiOusly done that
the ground floor win he reached in a
short time. II the weather is only propi-
tious.
Local architects say It is really uu-
necessary TO send east for enameed or
yitrified brick, as the clays required all
exist In the vicinity OF Salt Lake. For
$4,000 an excellent plant suitable for
The manufacture Of the above can be
SET up near this city. Enameled brick
that costs sll0 per thousand laid down
in this city could then be turned out
here for $50 per thousand. A lot Of clay
suited for paving brick was sent to
Dayton, o.. from this city not long ago;
and the returned, manufactured arti-
Gle was as hard as iron. II is claimed
by local contractors that there Is clay
In this vicinity suitable for terra Gotta
work, and that the reason II has not
been made use OF before is that none
Of the experimenters knew how TO han.
die II.
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NEW YORK STOCKS.

Special.
(By leased wire to A. A. Gibson
& Co., 2l5 South Main street)
Saturday, Nov. s, 1902
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BANK CLEARINGS,

Bank clearings throughout the Unit
ed states and Canada for the week
ending Friday Nov T. 1902, were:
Inc Mar
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BANK STATEMENT.

New York, Nov, S.--The weekly state
ment of averages Of the associated
hanks show (for five days. the follow
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Totals. Canada 81 1873, 1888
MONEY AND BONDS.

Money on call firm. at iiaa5 closed
offered at per cent Prime mercantile
paper, 5isNG per cent. Sterling ex.
change steady. with actual business In
bankers bills at A2Ll25: fi.SL25 for de.
mand and az 4S3S75aLSl25 for 50 days
Poster rates. LS5atSS.
Commercial bills, 4S2b.
Mexican dollars. 39A.
Government bonds steady. Ref. 2s
req l09ia; do. coupon. 1924: So reg,
l0Sii. do. coupon, loSH: new 4 reg,
1861; do. coupon 1906 old Is reg.
llO%; do. coupon, llOA; IS reg. lOi4
do coupon. l0ih.
Bar silver. Box
state bonds, steady: railroad bonds
weak.
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SUGAR.

Sugar-Raw firm; fair refining Sis,
centrifugal % test 81 molasses sugar
2's. Refined unsettled; crushed 8 Os.
powdered i.5j; granulated AS. Coffee
dull: No. Z Rio 57s
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ers. G.35G6.6j; good to choice heavy, $50
G67O rough heavy, 0.25qGiS; light,
630m6.50
sheep-Receipts $500; steady good
TO choice wethers, 350M400 fair n
choice mixed 250Q3.50; western sheep,
9.15a3.s5; native lambs 3.50Q55O, west
ern lambs, S.I5q5'OO.
OMAHA,
South Omaha, Nov. s.-Cattle--Re-
ce!pts 100, market steady, NatlVs
gfteers 4.50NS.00, cows and helfers, 5'Oo
case. western steers, 3.5OQbbO; Texas
steers, 325ai5Oi cows and heifers, 20
di.2j, Gamers, l5O@26Oi stoekers ana
feeders, 275a416; calves, AOouo.VV'
bulls, stays, etc, 2OOM35O.
Hogs-Receipts, 1OOOi market ~ 10
10 cents lower. Heavy, 63O46'l0' NIX
ed, 64ONGi5; light, 645q6bO pigs, o'fo
$685. bulk Of sales, 6.40q6.45.
Sheep Receipts, 700. Market steady.
Fed muttons, 3.3OqAO0; wethers, S'OOn
$50; ewes, 25OQ3l0: common and
stockers, 1.25qS.SO. lambs, 3.55QfI5.
KANSAS CITY.
Kansas city, Nov. S-cattle-Re-
celpts, 1000; unchanged
HOgs7-Recelpts, 1000; market b@loc
lower; bulk of sales, G.41lsN6o5; heavy,
Gl5M6j7h; packers, 640W6j5' medium,
G45m657; light G,i046,5Oi workers., $40
1850; pigs, 5.S5dG.SO
Sheep-Receipts 1000, market nn-
changed: muttons. S0OHl1j; lambs, 400
d5.25; range wethers, SOOq3Sb' ewes
3.O0a3.S0.
DENVER.
Denver. Nov. S.--Cattle--Receipts.
1900. Steady Beef steers, S.I5@i, so;
cows, 2.5Oa9. 5O feeders, freight paid TO
river, j0d4.25; stockers, S.OOg4Oo;
bulls, stays, etc, 1,50q3.OO
Hogs-Receipts, 200. Lower; light
packers. 6 .45Q6,55; mixed ad heavy,
6. f0a6. 50.
Sheep Receipts, 1000. Steady Good
fat muttons, 3OOaS.7S; lambs, i'OO@
4.50.
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New York, Nov s,-Butter-Receipts,
$3.50 packages; steady, State dairy. IS
G2i, creamery, extra, %, creamery,
choice, 1894
Eggs--Recelpts, 5000 packages. Firm;
state and Pennao %: western candled,
2l42i; western uncandled. l1Q2l.
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BONDS FURNISHED

bONUS FuHNISHED
All kinds OF court and official. p.r.
sonal surety for employers, contract.
crs. corporation officers, trustees ana
administrators; also burglary Insurance
written by United states Fidelity AMI
Guaranty Co.. OF Baltimore. Nd.
THE WILS0N-SHeRMAN. CO, Gen1 Accents
So West Second South street
WE WANT YOUR BUSINESS.
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n a. Page, stoek Broker
Loans money on stocks at bank rates
Room 20, Walker Bank building.
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Tintic Ore Shipments,

I During the past week the ore ship
,ients from Tintlc reached n total Of
20 cars and were distributed as fol-
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WOOL.

81. LOUIS.
st. Louis, Nov. S.-WOol-strong. un.
changed.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-11-08

The interest of James r. Woodman
in the Alta club property has been
transferred to the club for $4,000.
]. p. Paulson OF this city has the
contract for the interior finish of the
David Keith building for 5000
L. w, Hunter. $40 South First
West, double brick house ..,...s 1880
b. Bartholomew, III East Eighth
South, frame addition ...".., 10
]. II, Whitaker, Reed street,
frame shop, go. ,,...,..,,.r 100
Walter Williams, o street. be-
tween Third and Fourth, brick
cottage .,..,.,. ,........,..,..,. eOU
j. ID. Wood, Brigham, between
Second and Third. brick stable, 5000
A. p. Nicholson, 81 South Ninth
East. brick residence 90. .... $500
Mrs T.. NJ Best, 92O-2i-2S Park
evenue. 3 brick cottages ...... 5000
Thomas Flemmlng Park evenue,
brick cottage ...,..,..,"... 100
Geo. Il. Baker. Center avenue,
brick cottage 30. ... ......... 700
w. Z. O'Mera, Sc East Second
South, brick store building.... 1900
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OPEN BOARD,
BUYS BLOCH or MAJESTIC.

Totals -. o."".,",4o.s6o $685.
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NEW YORK METAL PRICES 4.
Lead quiet, i.i2is
Copper weak, ll.6OGll,SO,

OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
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BUTTER AND EGGS,

Liverpool, Nov. S,--Close: Wheat
Dec, Is 1Obd; March, 5s 1881.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1902-12-18
ALexanoria Gazette.
THURSDAY EVENING, DEC. IS, 1879

RoBBEmEs II NIsGSiA.-lhers no
been A remarkable series OF robberies 10
Russell and Wise counties, in this State,
extending over two months, the last Of
which was in the postoflice at Big Store
Gar Monday night. The robbers ente'-
ed by cutting panel out of the dop'.
They blew open the safe with dynamite
and secured $500 in stamps and $500 10
cash. They also blew open the sale IL
a hardware store and secured $lCU.
Checks to large amount were not taken
Saturday night at Wise they wee
driven off while attempting to rob the
Wise Bank. A clerk fired on them fro'l
within; but Immediately afterwards IL
burglars went 10 the county treasurer
Office and blew his safe. They secured
little. Last Friday night Compton :
store. four miles northeast Of Lebanon,
the county seat, was robbed and burned.
The loss was very heavy, with no insur-
ance. Just few days previous the rob
berry and burning Of the storehouse OF >.
Z. Combs & Son, at Weavers Greek, took
place. Before this building caught fire
the safe was blown open. The explosion
tore out one side of the building. The
loss was Sl2, 900, with So, 600 insurance.
Sometime in October burglars, supposed
10 be the same band that burned the above
mentioned stores, set fire to the stores OF
III, jerks Mercantile Company, at Leb-
anon, resulting in the destruction by
fire of goods and buildings to the amount
az eQ2 000