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Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1903-06-25
Cuts, Bruises and Burns Quickly
Healed.

Chamberlain's Pain Balm is an anti
septic liniment, and when applied to
cuts, bruises and burns, causes them
to heal without maturation and much
more quickly than by the usual treat
ment. Eor sale by Nick Doffing & Co
New-York tribune., 1903-04-30
TRADE IN CHICAGO.
TBY TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIBUNE.

TBY TELEGRAPH TRIBUNE.l
Chicago. April 2S.-Wheat fluctuations in the for
eign markets were small and here they kept all
day within unirnportant limits. The English mar
kets closed unchanged to I4d lower; Paris was I'M
changed TO 1ac lower; Antwerp was unchanged;
this market closed 1sc higher to &c lower. May
opened at &c. sold between 7612c and TIC. and
closed at 7c sellers July sold at 72c and at 713sc
and closed at 17c Sellers September closed at $3.50
There was no important news. The decline in the
foreign markets less than made here yes
teraav. The Southwest sent some claims Of dam
SIS frcm Hessian fly. 1t was wtntry in Nebraska
and freezl g ara showing. Shows were predicted
as far soath as Kansas for tomorrow. There was
a e. shipping business In the aggregate St
lows -auortc5 900 bushels sold. Duluth sold
tsvtnis-l4t loass direct. Sales from here were
~ 80 bushels. The seaboard reported twenty-five
loads Clearances were 1000 bushels Receipts
were some larger than last year. The pit impress
sion was that the Armour interest bought back
to-day the wheat If sold yesterday. Private ele-
vators turned out about $4,000 bushels contract
wheat Armour however, has a fleet Of vessels
waiting at the Peavy elevator to load the 100000
bushels Of No 1 Northern wheat that is IN that
house. The chances are that the contract stock
will be reduced largely this week by Armour ship
ments.
The wintry weather through the corn States and
the prospect of wintry weather even further South
tomorrow kept the corn rather firm It closed 1sc
to CSC over yesterday. May opened at 4i1sc, sold
between 43stc and 4f4c and closed at 44Ac; July
closed at 40c sellers, september at 442C ftecelpts
were SO cars. with 10 estimated for tomorrow.
Country offerings were not free. Gables were
fractionaIIy lower. The shipping business was
quiet; I25 900 bushels sold here. There little
selling Of July by Patten and by the provision in
terests. Armour took May and sold July The
whole trade was uniInportant. The cash market
was a fraction higher.
Oats were irregular, slightly lower for the May
but &c higher for the July and September. The
May left off at sac the July at S134c and the Sep
teuber at 29c sellers. The cash market 12c
to 1c lower with the Eastern demand entirely lack
ing. Receipts were Ia cars; the estimate for to-
morrow 120
There was upturn in provisions. due to reac-
ton from the decline which has been under way for
fortnight. Pork closed 171zc to 40c higher. and the
lard and ribs 75c to 1oc higher. There were liberal
receipts here, and prices 1oc to l5c lower but
the hog receipts West were less than last year66.
900 compared with 74000 To-day's rally
natural reaction after the long break. There was
supposed to be some Armour buying OF ribs and
some foreign buying OF lard
New-York tribune., 1903-04-30
Proposals.
-OF LIE INTERIOR

DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR.
United states Patent once Washington d. G. April
f. 1905 Sealed proposals quadrupicste viii be re
cefved at this Office O'Clock Monday. May
4 1903. and Immediately opened thereafter for
during ending 1904 by
Cravings OF
Of patents. designs. trademarks.
reDroduCriCn exhausted
copies cravings Specifications Of foreign patents
plrca tilus producing copies OF drawings
reduced library edition OF patents and Tor
productiOu Of Gazette. including al
dexes therefor. also for reproducing by er print photo
photographs lriCns and
r1e1s forms of will be furnished
pIfCafien TO the Chief Clerk Patent Ofce- All
bidders are invited present at the opening = L
New-York tribune., 1903-04-30
n0ST -OFFICE DEPARTMENT. WASHING

TIM D. c. March 2T. isoS-saiIed proposals viii Be
-.eaivsd al this Department until Monday. May 1908
at O'clock D m furnishing for the use OF ts Mall
Eirment shops such supplies consisting OF wire rvets
ualleable iron castings steel oils. leather
tSread acing such quantities OF the differ
t rTtrIes respectively aD1 from time
10 time as may lie ordered during the fiscal year
bsg5nntng 1908. complete list OF the articles
desired with specifications and form Of proposal VIII
be Furnished upon application 20 the Second Assistant
Ger reraL
New-York tribune., 1903-04-30
Financial Meetings.
WABASH RAILROAD COMPANY.
NOTICE OF SPECIAL AEETING
Or TED
-OTTCE is HEREBY GIVEN THAT IN

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT, IN
sToCKEoLDERs AND DEBENTURE BoNDHQLDERs.
adopted about the 18th day OF January 1903 there
holders held on tuesday. 1908 the
Of Smith Beckwth fthe General attorneys foF
the Produce Exchange Building in the City of Toledo
Oni9i al the foiiownE special matter viii be submitted
The and dbenture bondhoders for their a
Wiener the Wabash Railroad Company author
ls6 @ f %5p boa2 III G90Psn n the Tnoip of
bonds be payable in sold coin OF the United states
ceeding five per per a1num the interest thereon to
be psyaee r 6esignate Said bonds to be issued
time the Board Of Directors snail og f
acoing additional adequate terminal grounds and
pToery i2 Ensas G.,y missouri Chicago quincy In
the State Illinois: Toledo ONO Detrolt hr
and such other poin the stockhoiders ano
bondhoders may. at said meeting dlrect ena eseG.ng ]
arc e5 oer improvements facilities De
considered necessary in the transcon OF o5 sbaii
be secured by first purchase money nor g;,es
Of trust on all sa1a groumJs pTtgase or deed OF
trust shall in effect provide that sela 9o.o S tos ~
be Certified issued for amounts eqIai 10 ln s
which cost shall include whatever may yS,sn 10 which
the SANE NAV be ACQUIRED 1t being also rs
=. h Ts+ee or trustees such mortgage or oeeo %
trust held bv II OF them as SUI ~ eli said bonTs
end the interest and subject 70 me s,sn hold
IGFtEage or q5ef h trust 81 FOR the Wabash Railroad Company ny
The details relating 70 me Issue % @ he such as the
form Of said bonds and mortgage @ 20 Oo ~ -
Directors direct ana gare transfer Of
~ SoGE vii 1, close on Saturday. April fourth isS
twelve O'Clock ga noon sno NJ re0pe"
sixth 1908 at ten 9eIess S,4 a. RAILROAD COMPANY
IN Nv, IOSFPII RAMSEY. JR, PRESIDENT
] C oT-rESoN. Secretary =, vCeres
George J Gould Henry K McHaTs
o. D. Ashley. RUSSELL Sage
{ 9 Reynolds. , 1NruS p aTsey a IT.
James Hazen HYDE Directors
New-York tribune., 1903-04-30

PoARS FER
haas VIII % eoa6sy | % T s HOLDINGS " ~ ~ %
o subscrotion folows
20 be in - 1900 80 -r,r r,,
aaRiHG % TE UHscRTfoS e. BET m ~
OR $500 PER SHARE BETWEEN
TWEEN - 49, ~ srocv5o, NE,
spEcTF4fKa TIE TO 6ENT m oF 90
aze @ Ieo & form oPd enent qs S
the std & the TfE FIRST
7Rd So % PB 1898 The u7 IS @ So
dt the
issued De
hangf f a @ @e @
the first from %
ont insahaent from October
26th 1908 25t 1904 amount Of per share
inlment Said stock " carry
st VIII not carry any dividend n
inc
TIE @ FHE $ Pf0FfF F 4 Of RFG %
1858 FR sToK R cRT4F1cEs cARRTG
who6 win be TonyeT @ O bee @ oeer
to dividend on stock issued when
but VII cash the S p
DEB PER
Win AMD No
ssca % IF % who have fled ~
nent ] DIVIDEND orders @ %
collected by bankers s neT beTs on m % delivery %
reaH eTG aqf tad s ' @
" . 49, t MI, =, ra, about March apb 1909
office
Street Station Philadelphia or at 60 Ne"' '" w ~
New-York tribune., 1903-04-30
DROPOsALs ZOE sTATIONERY ND US

eeIIaneous SupPIes--war Department WashinstoH-
1gO}.-SeaIed proposals IN duplicate. VIII he re-
ceved here p NAY 4. 1863 and then opened
for sta-iClerv and miscellaneous supplies
1Sr,,+1s brushes SOAPS towels ctc) War Depart
ent Bu~els and Offices durn year ending June so, 1904
Information furnished application Proposals must os
in envelopes indorsed. Proposals for Stationery arg
Miscellaneous Supplies. respectively ara
= C--la. Surn-E Div.
New-York tribune., 1903-04-30
Copartnership Notices.
Proposals.
DEPARTMENT OF

Il .,ri.p,tnre ONCE OF the Secretary Washington.
n n Anr l. 1sO3-Sealed proposals viii be received
y aofth Dsbursng Clerk until D m. Mon
al hs TaO9 FOR Furnishing supplies during FISCAL
cay cay snn June 80 1904 tolows Stationery labora-
year ttsr ana hacking boxes: fuel and Ice; painters
furniture and map frames: forage: car SEALS
-cIns brtShes etc. fower-pots: cleaning carpets
aSbi1c towels; telegraph and hardware: flags in
stuens towers and lanterns; printing and thograph
Full Information furnished
n1icatIon 10 the Disbursng Clerk to the Weather
On ISt5a must addressed 10 the Sece
,a ~ Arculture accordance with Instructions given
90 SscSsd,1Ier JAMES WILSON. Secretary.
New-York tribune., 1903-04-30
Citations.
OF THE STATE OF NEW


r1uE PEOPLE OF THE STATE OF NEW
l. York by the grace OF God and independents %
ryeIen New Rudolph New. Julius Ney. Emma Devio,
heirs and next OF Kin OF Emil
New late Of County of New York. deceased se1d
whereas Helen Ney Of the CITY Of New York
Sa lately applied the SUrrOgates Court or our county
York certain instFUusTs n "flJlnS os~
in date November 4h. 1923 reatg 70 6oth real and
personal property. duly proved as le ast vii aho 1s
OF EmU Ney, OF the County OF New YORK
deceased Therefore. and each or you are eitsd %
before OF County OF New koEN
az hs ONCE .n OF New York the Eth day
- Tuns one thousand hundred and three at halc
past ten O'Clock the forenoon Of that day thea and
there 70 attend probate OF the said last VIII ana
testament And Of you hereby cited. as are
of tWenIy-oue years. required appear
nv have or you have none. 70
appear apply TO Be appointed or IN hs event
o. failure DO guardian VIII De ay
pointed by the and act for you II
rroreaIfng In testimony whereof, have caused
m Seal OF he urrogates Court OF the said County Ok
New York o be hereunto affixed
Witness Hon. Abner c Thomas. Surrogate of our
said County OF York. said County. ths
Is I7th day of the year OF LORD. one
thousand nine hundred and three
J FAIRFAX McI4AUGHLIN
Clerk OF the Surrogates Court.
FREDK c. sTEFFEN. Attorney for Executor. zIf
B'Way. New York City.
New-York tribune., 1903-04-30

New York April 2lst, IJta,-
x.~1zr +. .NrA-TTAI MEETING OF THE STOCk-
holders Of The York Mutual Gas Laght Coin- m
,av for the OF Directors ana III INC
pJ,, p-y vesr will be held office OF the company
~" sS Union Square Tuesday. the twetLh dhy no, ol
.s, 1a09 al 10 o. clock NJ Polls open one hour me
transfer books will be closed on the 3Oh day OF Apf and
re"isie" GA '' W G BEssoN. see'y and Treasurer.
New-York tribune., 1903-04-30
-,,7777 ,17IT7AT- MEETING OF THE STOCK

HOLDERS Of vIRGIMIA M "A AND be5 s he Com
f-Isn 4ce bristol Va. Tuesday. May leth lSS; -, a.
- O'clock r. NJ the election Of 5e teefn ~ a. NAV
IVo such other business as may
tos u enc before meeting The STOCK
Ian Is closed Monday May ith, 1913 az ~ ~
pooi and reopen wednesday May 2oth lSoS al iov'
O'CLOCK a q c. l. L. de Gaugue. Assistant Secretary.
New-York tribune., 1903-04-30
. .,-,-T7,I MEETING OF THE STOCK

u,4E ANNUAL MEETING OF THE sIOOh,
Il HOLDERS OF the VIRGINIA iRQH: s0X9s SoHt oice
, SStf5 Ky will held at the Conaraiiy 0sniocL
1t6i Va Tnesday May 18TH 1909 at I-;oo ana the
BIlstoi Lection OF % Directors anu 80
transaction other business as ny Books viii
"as Mnnaay MAY 4h 1903. az 3 o.cloTS L.. =; n
Tsonen wednesday May 20th 1903 al , ooo -cretsrv
New-York tribune., 1903-04-30
sEABOARD AIR LINE RAILWAY.

o " New YORK April So 1903.
PEFTTNDING COLLATERAL TRUST SO BONDS,
THE COUPONS DUE MAY 1ST, 1903, FROM
L the above named bonds will be paid on and after
Nav list 1903 Office Of the SeaoOard Air Line
Railway Company, No. Is Wall Street, New York
-'4' J.. II. SHARP. Treasurer.
New-York tribune., 1903-04-30

l. Department OF interior. Once Of Indian Affairs.
washington ID. C.. March 4. l903.-Sealed proposalA
.EroDo=eIs blankets. wooden ard cotton
be. and directed 10
fbs Corniss0ner OF Indian Affairs. 119-121 Wooster
York O'Clock
of ruesday May 10. furnishing for the Indian
Service blankets wooIel ard cotton goods. ciothlng no
tons hats and caps Bids must be made out on
Schedules giving all necessary nfortlcn
furnished application 20 the indian
Once Washington D. c. tle L ; Indian waTenolSes
V-ooster street. City. 260-26I SOuta
canal street Chicago. SIS Howard street Omaha
south Louis Mo- the SonA-
rnissaries Of subsistence T. : A. at Cheyenne WJo.
ana St Paul MINI; the QUarternaster = > A. sest,e'
Tasb the posrrasters City, Tucson, PoTt7hds
roLane and Tacoma. Manufacturers and flo
rs,,csrs ASSOCIATION Of Francisco
R5s vii. be opened the hour and DAYS above sateo
arJ bt7+srs are invited present at the openins
The Department the rtSht 70 tete1IiIs sns
point OF delivery AID 70 eject any ara 81 ulS' u ~
New-York tribune., 1903-04-30
Bowling Green Trust Co.

20 BROADWAY, NEW YORK
Capital, S2,5O9, 900. Surplus, s., 600
oFFICERss
EDWIN GOULD President.
WILLIAM H. TAYLOR . lst Vice.President.
JOHN A. HILTON Sd v. Pres. & Treas
WILLIAM M. LAWS Secretary
DIRECTORS=
Charles p. Armstrong, Robert Hockey,
Geo. r Bidweii, EdxarI 2 Lades,
Frank Brainard. William vi. Laws,
Robert c. C!owry. J. W. siidJ ndorf.
Edmund c. Couvgrse. WinsIow Pierce,
Wm. Nels0a Cromwell, Edward D. treet
GreaviiIe NJ. Dodge, Frederick SCheack,
Edwin Gould, William II. aylor,
Frank Jay Gould Edward z. tomas,
George J. Gould, Jchn P. Tru, sdell.
john A. Hilton John SkeIton Williams.
Myrcn T. Harri6k, E. r. c. Young.
New-York tribune., 1903-04-30
NORTHERN SECURITIES COMPANY.
CHICAGO. ROCK ISLAND AND PACIFIC RAIL
ROAD COMPANY.

THE SEMI-ANNUAL INTEREST DUE MAY
/ 1903 on the Chicago. Rock Island and Pacific
Railroad COmpanys Four Per Cent Gold Bonds OF 2tJ
viii be paid by the First National Bank. No. Wall
Street New York city. after May !, 1903
GEO T BOGtiS Assistant Treasurer
New-York tribune., 1903-04-30

MISCELLANEOUS GAS COMPANIES.
FURNISHED by William E. Nichols Co. No waII-st)
New-York tribune., 1903-04-30
I,NcINEER oFFICE. U. S. ARMY. ROOM 2.

custom House. Norfolk Va April p 1sS--se&led
proposals furnishing and deIyerns Ptes. 49,
Ill ba received here u May d 1903 and
~, r3brcv opened Information furnished on aPpfcs%
New-York tribune., 1903-04-30
inancia
TIE Pennsylvania RAILROAD COMPANY.
NOTICE TO STOCKHOLDERS.
Financial.
Financial.
NOTICE TO STOCKHOLDERS.

o the do Director
FfH@i the eho for
o h I a N
New-York tribune., 1903-04-30

~ 1893 Sealed proposals In trplicats VIII ,,, % rs
ceived here until II a n. May ~ iSO o ,Ist
sE r rrent from Brooklyn. transformer plant ssral
I,s- wiring L. : reserves rlsnt
Ietsct ar or all Information furnshed on app
cston Envelopes containing proposals should oe maTAS
PROPOSALS. FOR Lighting system addressed l. NOfAANs
@ NJ.
New-York tribune., 1903-04-30
THE CHICAGO, ROCK ISLAND AND PACIFIC
RAILWAY COMPANY

~ ers of The Chicago. Rock Island and Pacific Railway
Cornpanys Four Per Cent Gold Bonds OF 1872 thar he
sriannual interest May 1908. all series Of the
hove described bonds principal OF Series "A
Tonds of this ISSUE paid by the First National
Rank No Wall Street. New York city. and AFTER
May l. i'O' GEO. T BoGGs. Assistant Treasurer.
New-York tribune., 1903-04-30
n7FST POINT \. J. APRIL 1. 1903

w SsaIs5 nrop5sas in duplicate received hers
untu ~ Il May l. 1903. Building Materials inrao-
N7fa-fafs FfarGv.-e Tools Pants Glass FirrecS
and Range Parts other miscellaneous stores
on schedules had upon application mere Inc rsit
rssJ ~ reject or ACCEPT any all proposals. or any
part thereof proposals in envelope Harkeo
p0saIs for Military Supplies and addressed 70 - Ms
L. 5. NJ a
New-York tribune., 1903-04-30

I Int period. | Bid. ASKED.
New-York tribune., 1903-04-30
Dividend Notices.
PACIFIC BANK,

47O Broadway New York April q. 1908
The Board Of Directors have this day declared guar
tery dividend per payable and after May
/ next The transfer will May l. 1908.
S. c. MERWLN. Cashier.
New-York tribune., 1903-04-30

THE AMERICAN EXCHANGE NATIONAL BANK,
Broadway. New York. April 2lst. 1903.
A MEETING OF THE BOARD OF Dl-
rectors of this bank. held to-day a semi-annua
dividend of FOUR (4Gn PER CENT the capital stock
payable May 1st prOxio to stockholders OF
close of business April 21st. 1903
BURNS, Cashier.
New-York tribune., 1903-04-30
NOVERNoR.s Island. y. Y. H.. APRIL q.

~ 1eosSesled proposaIs IN trpIlcate FOR furnishing
Fuel required Dept OF the East during year
received here and ar posts sna
indicated IN Instructions issued hereunaer a.
Ma L. : reserves right 20 reJS'It oL
cent any or all proposals part thereof lnforna
sT1Ti.aria
posaIa will be endorsed proposals for Fuel az -
John SIMPSON A 0 NJ. O.
New-York tribune., 1903-04-30

AMERICAN GRAPHoPHoNE COMPANY PREFERRED
DIVIDEND NO. 81.
THE REGULAR QUARTERLY DIVIDEND
i NO 90, OF one and three-quarters cent the
Preferred Stock OF the AMERICAN GRAPHOPHONE.
COMPANY will be paid May 18th. 1903. 10 holders or
May 1st
n LOCKWOOD. Secretary
New-York tribune., 1903-04-30
UNITED STATES EXPRESS COMPANY.

SENI-ANNUAL DIVIDEND OF TWO
~ DOLLARS per share declared payable May
49, 1908 Transfer will be closed from May lst 70
May l0'h' 00'n ''''u' EDWARD T PLArT. Treasurer.
New-York tribune., 1903-04-30
STREET RAILROAD BONDS.
FERRY COMPANIES.

FURNISHED by william F. Nichols Co. No Is wal-st
New-York tribune., 1903-04-30
VIRGINIA IRON, COAL AND COKE CON

PANY.-HOLDERS OF Scrip Certificates. issued for
September. 1903. Coupons from VIRGINIA IRON,
COAL AND COKE COMPANY First Mortgage Bonds
ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED that same Will De paid by
the MANHATTAN COMPANY. 80 Wall Street. on May
which interest said certificates will
cease. HENRY K. McHARG. President.
New-York tribune., 1903-04-30

II C~,,..orn-house Norfolk Va Apr .. fSO3--Seaef
,roosIs FOR dredging Nanssr1ond River Va VIII be re
ceTed here until II NJ .. 1893 and then publicly
onened Inforrnation furnished on appllcat1on
New-York tribune., 1903-04-30
AMERICAN CHICLE COMPANY.
DIVIDEND OF 10 on THE COMMON

~ stock of this Company has this day been declared
Ilth next, TO all common stocAhoIosIs VI
record at IL Noon Tuesday May Sth. - -
Common transfer books VII close at L noon
NAV 9th and reopen May 18th at 10 A NJ
' ~ HENRY ROWLEY, Treasurer
New-York tribune., 1903-04-30
ENGINEER OFFICE, U. s. ARMY, ROOM 2,

IL Custom house Norfolk Va. Apr ., 19OS-Sealet
proposals furnishing delivering portland eeaeS
and broken stone Wool, Va. VII oS recelEe@
here until u May %. 1908 and then puoiciy open
Information furnished application
The Eureka sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1902-current, 1903-01-24

One Of the most important meetings
ever held in the State took place in the
Governors Office ct Carson On Monday
afternoon.
Among those present were the Fusion
members OF the Legislature, the party
leaders, State officers and q number OF
prominent citizens.
Francis G. Nevlands vas introduced
and addressed the meeting. He spoke
Of the fact that the Fusion party had been
elected BY decisive msjorities pledged to
. certain policy, and that il rested with
the Legislature 70 carry out those policies
outlined in the party platforms and to
enact such other legislation a. would
benefit the whoe people Of the State.
Governor Sparks called on the counties
in turn and the question Of the needs of
each county was discussed. For two
hours there Was . general open debate on
the needs Of the State-the Revenue
question being the leading issue. 1t was
the general opinion that the present law
VA . step in the right direction. but that
1t needed amending in several respects 80
a. 10 make the Assessors do their duty
and prevent County Boards Of Equsliza-
ton from undoing 1t afterwards. During
the discussion many glazing instances
were brought out Of rich men escaping
taxation through fear or fsvoritism, and
names we're quoted with great freedom OF
language, none Of which appeared in the
press reports.
When Ex-Governor Ssdler was called
on he sent plenty of hot shot into the
tar dodgers. He had the revenue ques-
ton at his fingers ends and spoke straight
from the shoulder.
The meeting continued until after 5
o'clock. In closing Governor Sparks
made q short address in which he ex-
pressed the hope that the Legislature
would amend and not repeal the present
Revenue Law.
The Eureka sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1902-current, 1903-01-24
TOUGH ON T0NOPAH.

Following is the first stanza OF a "Dun.
hamian" prose poem on Tonopah, which
appeared in a recent issue Of the Mining
and Scientific Press.
Like a rare jewel in its rough matrix,
Tonopah is encompsssed by an unique
environment. Lying in the heart of the
desert. remote from the highways of com.
merce, its surroundings must needs seem
~forbidding. Inaccessible, as measured by
modern standards, it surely appears to
the distant observer engulfed in a mirage,
phantasmal. intangible"
II Tonopah is really as bad aa all that
it is nc wonder that one Of its two church
es shut down for lack of patronage.-Sil-
yer State.
The Eureka sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1902-current, 1903-01-24
THROWING

The travel between Ely and the railroad
lust nov makes Eareka almost - lively -
Hswthoms-Tonopah Miner. January ls.
The SENTINEL regrets not being able
TO refer in like complimentary terms 10
the present condition Of travel 10 the
new Eldorado of Nevada.
Authentic reports from Tonopah show
thai no important strikes barring hot
air) have recently been made in its vic
unity, that the work of development
even on prize properties progresses
slowly, and that no large quantity OF
ore has been taken from her mines or
shipped to reduction works. Hence,
travel 10 and from the new camp has
been lighter for some months.
Capital il patiently waiting for prsc-
teal results in the Tonopsh mines, in
the hope that they may justify the
erection Of . smelling plsnt 1t Eureka
for the reduction of Tonopah's rebels
lions ores. Those ores have been offer
ed 10 every large smelling plant on the
Pacific Coast, and have been rejected
BY all except the Salt Lake smelters.
because their reduction 10 90 difficult.
On this account teams until recently
employed hauling ore from Tonopah
mines 10 the railroad have been laid of.
ASS matter Of fact. Eureka 10 ship
ping more ore than Tonopsh ct the pre-.
sent time, and has been doing 90 for
some months. What Tonopah needs is
. smelling plant 81 Eureka. where Eu-
reka pres can be utilized 10 facilitate
the reduction of Tonopab's refractory
ores. This accomplished, Tonopah viii
be all right. and Eureka by aiding in
will profit by the prosperity OF her
younger sister.
The Eureka sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1902-current, 1903-01-24

An increase of three and u half bill
lions in valuations is reported from
New York City under the new system
Of taxation; Of this one and a half mil
lions being on realty and two millions
on personal property. That new system
must be a daisy; il evidently gets at
personal property, which assessment
systems usually fail to reach. 1t would
be q good thing for the coming Nevada
Legislature to look into that New York
system.
The Eureka sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1902-current, 1903-01-24

According TO the United States cen
sus of 1890 there were in the United
States at that time 166. 125 members OF
the Mormon Church. Ten years later
the numbers had increased to 345 900;
that is, had more than doubled, q
growth far beyond that Of any other
denomination in America. Moreover,
this growth had not been confined to
Utah or the neighboring States. but
was scattered throughout the length
and breadth Of the land. There is scarce
ly q State Of the Union without q vigor-
Gus colony of Mormons.
The Eureka sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1902-current, 1903-01-24

An unusual incident occurred in the
House of Representatives Tuesday.
Congressman Cochran of Missouri was
speaking on the Trucking policy OF
the United States toward Great Brit
ain" and said that when that trucking
ceased the people of Canada, nov in
tensely loyal to England, would change
their attitude. As he uttered these
words a stylishly dressed young lady in
the gallery sung out, You lier in
clear ringing tones. The young woman
leaned forward deiantly and tried to
say something further, but 9 compan-
ion pulled her back and she left the
gallery.