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The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-03-12
SUMMARY OF ST. LOUIS MARKETS.

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East Side Realty Tr.nsfer..

Real estate transfers nled Tor record In
Belleviile yesterday were:
James n Wilson, By attorney, to GeorHe a
Cnartrand, lots - to a. and more. block IT, Alta
Sits, East s.. Louis warranty deed, $500.
Schmidt. lot Ia. Branden6urseTs subdivision.
Christina Bretsch to Anil Britsch, part south
west quarter. ssctiou Is. township 2 south. range
8 west; warranty deed, q. 500.
March l0-Gecrge L. Merck and wife to Wayne
J. Stetion. part lot z block 4. Parson Heights
s., 800.
paul W. Abt and wife to Ernest DAxper. part
lot e, block an, East 81. Louis; warranty deed,
81 30. -
William e. Mccormick to A. L. v. Mueller lot
10. block ia. East st Louis: warranty deed
s., 80
NJ w Borders to Frederick Lotz, lot q, d W
Vests addition Belleville: wnrTsnty desd. a. 600.
Christoph Schickedanz and wife TO Henry
Schiokedanz, lot 6. part northwest quarter &C
ton r. township south. range west; warranty
iced, 5000.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-03-12

TIE Republics Quotations are for car las N
Slis refrigerator stock a,
LEs-tlaose Per Dbl: Eepacked: Geal,ins
Sef fl, Iron, go. N ~ tTis
err BALDWIN s-2s9a, . ard sreenins 5. oa2.s5 for
PAcific GGAsf FaGITs-Californ!a pears a,
oRANsiE:sear io,s on srs; California @ navel
and AT g .ct tGf .saT al 5 d to for fancy
oNSecalffornis on trk. on sasi, OF !, Is
FOR choice ard $50 fer fancy On orders 25s5.c
.FiSEAisLEs; Iiaya7q At ssaa.ss a crate tor
GRSFE FRTIT-FiSriGa a, ssaI. box and
California at s2.5JG;. according to size and quail
MALAGA GRAPEs-sE7.I5 a bunch
G GoSoiNTs per- sqnsh o sp f e. and +,
iOsfss yag a $ Fsr 100 sound stock o
FoTATHoEs-Northern wh;;s. at 4ss1 for con,.
T s at 81 6n Toss 5s1s s.S.aps 55ssc s
NEW PoTAToEs-FioFida at q ..5Ssa.5e res bu
0NIoSs--Nerthsrn red globe at $eassc In bulk
eeiiysEsd to sSg ssd Tor taFcy yeiis globe ikd
sPSNIs:H oNfoSs--At kZas.25 per sc-lh. crate.
CABBAGE-Holand and Danish at $3.50 per
ton delivered. according to quality.
sAUERKRAUT-s1. 40 Per la-5bl. and ss.5s per
cucUMsERs-Esstern dollhouse a, $50 per
Nansemond at 81 for yellow TO $40 for red
ToMAToE.S-Florida SIS at 50 to $3.50 for good
20 fancy: Mexican s2a2.aj for good to choice
green less. Cuban 1850: Tor good TO choice
PsRSSIPS-sfc bu box
CELERY-California az J.5ol4 crate FOR
choice. Celery roots at aof:tac per doz.
&c per bu- loose. New CrleaAs at 15d25c a eoz
CARRoTs-Ho grown at $50 &c per Su and
81 Solo Dbl. New orleans so4S25c dog:
LiErTUcE-F1orida hampers and crates ssca;a
according TO quality. Some New Orleans comigs
and selling at S2si3ia boil
EGGPLANT-Elorida at s2r2i5 large crate
for fancy: Cuban Si.50st1.I 70 q crate
SPINACH-New Orleans at ss4i9c per doz-
punches.
lTABsGAs-At s5dSso Per bu., de-,
box and sc a Dbl. New Orleans at = Dbl
KALE-Arkansas choice. large weli-hiled sls.
at 81 5gsrl 20.
PEPPERs-Fioriia a. si.7sg2 for choice green.
Cuban (yed) at 81 .e5If-9.
HoRSERADISH-At s.d4 per Dbl. On orders
soTAsH-Hubtara at 4OSs45c per 100 lbs.
RADisHEsNNew Orleans at ssa5oc per doz.
STRING BEANs-FIor'da at se92.2s bu,. &C.
MUSTARD GREENs-New Orleans a, sOdsso
per doz- bEnches.
crate for choice: poor less
tlUHbRAR!-At 25d3c per doz punches.
SEAI.IOTS - New Orleans at Zoc per doz-
punches, according to Quglity.
ENDrVES-New O.ieaus at tSl5s0 bbE
BRUSSELS SPRoUTS-Fiorida at lsc quart
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-03-12

The LadseS Literary Circle will meet this
Afternoon at the home OF Mrs T.. E Wright Of
No s1s Pennsy fyania avenue.
Professor Troy viii deliver a lecture Friday
Lear
--Ihs Junior Christian EEdeavof Society Of the
FIRST Piesosterian Church will give q social Fri
day night In the church pariors
The LADIES' Aid Society will meet in the
church pariors this afternoon
stealing % from James Kyle.
"A baseball club known an the NJ p d. G.
80 0Srnised yesterday. with the following CT
lshlnsrl; treasurer, T. 2. Essman; yBoard on I'm
gTovemspn ,.e, A. M Eggran. H. G Dale and
-puslars atsempsed to, gain an entrance to
the house OF A. H. Burroughs at No $3.50 Cgeave-
iand ssenne last night but were frightened
night. -
"a birthday and dinss social win be given to-
night AT the summit Avenue H. d Church
a, -Atte Alto s Wright Of Evansville, Ind. Is
Miss Katherine Fcrman AZ Hr,.,,or ,,.ce
>S'n give reception this Afternoon.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-03-12
.ne,leriIle xew, Notes.

Mrs. Ernest Nichols has returned from a
visit in East ST. Louis.
Mrs. william Ai,hof entertained friends yes
terday at her home In Swansea
ASSEMBLY No. LIS. Loyal Americana win 1--WE
q ball April II, at Huns Hail.
a C. Dieckrnan filed his nomination pspers
for Alderman OF the Third Ward.
The Independent Social club gave Q uasak bah
at LAederhranz Hall last night
Louis Stan was caught between two cars Of
coal and severely injured. .-5-
The dedication OF tho new addition Of g.
Pauls Church viii be held Eastern Monday,
April Il. - =.
The 81. Petsrs Cathedral congregation will
erect hospital during the summer.
20. Vaughn and Miss Nasds Miller Of East
St Louis were married BY Justice 0uenez yes
terday In Bslleville. -
Prank Douglas Henry Smith and Coils IL
lard are on trial In the Circuit Court on charge
OF burglary. =
Mrs. George Glockenaeysr has returned from
the South :. :.
-. 1, Kate Clark q qkishon. City. Ok. IA
"A Sock Social viii be held next month for
the benefit Of the 7. n c. A.
Arthur N. Eltrtch and Nlss Nellie Truyills
OF tSe indian Territory were married yesterday
Church
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-03-12
TRuAsr BOYS ARE RELEASED.
Relatives Take Grover Hardy and
Jesse Murphy to Their HOmeA.

Grover Hardy and Jesse Murphy. boys
from Eidorado Ill. who were arrested Nom
day night at Bellevilie. were released yes
terday morning. Young Hardy was taken
to Hdorado by his father. William Hardy,
and Murphy WAS taken to the home Of his
sister. VINO lives at No. 219 South Jefferson
avenue. ST. Louis. According to william
Hardy, the boys secured money from his
safe in his mill at Eldorado. to which his
son had access About $40 was taken, and
possession. Grover and Jesse both pleaded
hard for .clenency and on promise Of fu-
ture good behavior they were released.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-03-12
PASSING OF POLICE MAGISTRATE.
Alton Aldermen Consider n Bn1 TO
Abolish Odd Olitce.

Steps have been taken in TIE City Council
a Alton looking toward the abolition OF
the Office OF Police Magistrate.
At meeting OF the Council on Tuesday
evening Alderman S. +. Connor- chairman
of the Ordnance Committee. introduced an
ordinance providing for the dlscontinuance
OF the Office. b c. Few IL the incumbent.
but has announced his intention of retiring
at the end OF his term in April.
Alderman Copnor's ordinance VIII come
before the City Council az the next meeting,
which will be held on March 81 This will
be the last meeting before the municipal
election. and the annual reports of the varf-
ous officials Will be submitted.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-03-12
EAST SIDE NEWS.
SUPPORT OF ALTON BRIDGE
DAMAGED BY HIGH WATER.
Extra Force OF I.aborers Employed 10
Rfprap With Rock Under Eastern
Approach to River Span.

The Mississippi River rose six inches in
the twenty-four hours ending at noon yes
terday.
The most serious damage was reported at
the eastern approach TO the Alton bridge.
where large I'LL was recently made The
water yesterday morning washed away
part OF that
In order to stop the wash the bridge
company started a force of n7en TO work
yesterday afternoon riprapping with rock
This filing is proving effective
II Is thought that the crest of the flood
has been reached
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-03-12

was before the buyers, the qualify of which av-
erased pretty good large proportion was
medium 10 good aud heifers- while very
few OF the choice grades Were included There
was a very good movement. quite few outside
buyers were hand. fact which helped to
strengthen the demand considerably. A very good
movement preraile-i at steady TO strong values.
Gamers sold unchanged. Bulls were in rood
supply at firm figures. Cali supplies improved
somewhat. and. as a good demand existed. va.ues
ruled a shade higher.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-03-12
LIVESTOCK MARKET
Native Supply Good-Beef Cattle
Sfruuu-Sheen Rule

NATIVE CATTLE-Supplies OF native cattle
were sozlewha; smaller than last Wednesday. al
though not much difference show-a in the
steer class. except that the finish OF tie offerings
was hardly good. Very few cattle soid above
trade than during the last day or SO. The de-
mand was good, other markets had moderate
supplies and consequently gales were easily nego-
tiated. Heavier grades showed the least life. but
sold steady. Buyers showed preference for the
Eight and medium steers, which found q steany
10 stroax outlet. with some safes quoted loc
higher.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-03-12
Receiptg-
Shipments

lambs s xST.1o ofnciai yesterday: Receipts-
SaStie 500: hogs II SIS: sheep 13,s16 Shipments
Catue 2{lS: hogs = "a. sheep $40.
New York March INSTRUMENTATION 4 60:
steers firm 20 shade higher: butts aad fat COWS
AssgS 80; stays 80: bulls sassl4 50: cows 40
:; cap IS quoted 1--we cattle selling az l36i,c.
at Sres.sd weight; refriseraied besf
Tomorrow go cattle. 80 sheep and SEQ quar-
ttsIs OF beef Cafves-Receip,s 155e; veals hrm.
PC hsher. little calves steady; veeis s&s7ffs 81:
little calves Sff. barnyard and Western calves
noninsl; city dressed yeas nrna a: lo9f4c per
10. Sheep and lambs-Recsipts 5iT.: sheep
steady; lambs 1ofi5c higher; sheep s46s 3: no
yood sheep here; lambs $975o: spring lambs go
hogs S.i5SI.s: mixed Westerns s..
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-03-12

Quarantine cattle was received The total anlount-
ing to IS cars. embracing 30 head with the ex-
posHd entirely q steers Tsere were no fresh
supply coming in around noon. Twenty-Five cars
OF Steers were yarded late and disposed OF at
steady to strong prices. The balance of the
supply arrived too late ard were held ose- A
week ago i3s cars and ass head were reported
and two weeks ago SIS cars containing 3 $50 head.
Representative sales.
TEXAS AND INDIAN STEERS.
e. e. A. zs... szi.a.cs 80 ssi Av r.
&C.. 49,. 3.s5 g.. 9%, go a.. esl:.. AGO
1o.. s5...2o L.. co.'s
MIXED
:, g.. eoe.. $50 n. 81. 2.5
BULLS
OXEN:
2..1sS.- SIS f...It30... SIS
HCGS-Again the supply ,of hogs was very
small the receipts amounting TO around 400
head. which in reality Is only about hall Of .
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-03-12

Bu.ter-F1rm. Quotations: cr.anery-Extra 8
e2sItc: nrsts f3@2tc: seconds esd2ic. Dairy Ex-
TIA 3G1c: nrsts lsaise; grease 4aac, Ladie-
Ing stock fpGiiHc. Renovated-Extra ne: frs;s
EgEs-current receipts l4c. Receipts 2is3 local
and 70 through: shipped go.
Cheese-No,thern or. orders: Twins l3lkc SIN
eies isxr: daisies l4cc; r q. ifi4c: lolghorns
He; Lmburger 12t-Q1se; Swiss 49, brick itc
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-03-12

Real Esfaae Tr1nsfofa.
AIsASE-so II. $ $. east OF Euclid: 81
sic al sickles to John W. waters-w
BATARID5o n. w. $. bet Eastoo and
Page StrsinIa s feugner to brewster
BOZ Liza n. e. = bet Manchester and
Old Manchester: f'ri1z Wnbsrt to Mar
zssIjet Wiihert.w: d. ...-..:
Kansas; Joseph Deb.saIe to Joseph j.
asr kiean w W. s. NJ .'0i aes.Sa coo to
GsorSs. A stsrex-w- d.. ............
C s1lsh. r.: n, s.. bet s,oedxay ana
CI.Esii4Ns-loo n. y, $, bet. Hamilton
Temple. BET Ridge = and Minerva mel; n.
A. y. Parker to realty and Securities
GoTpsny-w: -..-...---;-..-..:......
saa osysr. f Fiji stioS sst TO I r. y,
p sniss0srs q +, u in. n b., Gi:,
LyANlNn I, $. s. soatke.s: corner Pen
E. Orpenlauder-w. a.. ..-...............
s.sra.: Julius Z Sssf.s f 70 s s sse-
FoUR1EESTH1n Il. s. in, ". =. being
No. AS y. Fourteenth: Locust Street
BaiGng Company to Sarah v. Wicken-
FouRIEENTH-ss #. =. $. bet. o,Eiiion
and I,ideie: Jno. II Thomas 20 Thos- A.
oRaTTAN.r 4; SIX in. e. s.. BEL; Chou.
tsau end La Sale; Louis Hueis to J.
H VI TIFsSasnsai f. In. n. :: bet.
Morn.nford md Alfred: Henry Michael
g u. p scha:ermeyer :. L-.,, a..
snih: joseph pebisare to Joseph o. r.
Gnay--w. d.
IoGTsT.ss n; n 5: bet Tn, !, az and Seq
S nei Hen, Z haAls'ieA 20 snA~ =.
MAaNoLIAN,es Fl. iIx in. n. s.. bet
Mo%s so Genus. nas Mssss q s. .as
MApLIE5o II. \. $. set. Hamilton and
bet IiaHniiien and Hodian,ont: Jane. J.
Meps.nott to Lily A Tveeker-w. d..
M IaRa M.-ss. IT, Msks be-; Ohio b. S snd
MoRGAN-ss n. n. =, bet. Kings Hlsh-
Realty Company to Washington D. Rui-
SS%sTE4ap;S IT. being Ne, III
ana Bersha ~ TraresHw. d.. ann. "a
NINTH n. e. $. pet Lafayette and
s sscon:i: s.r. il; hiyio~ Ct al to to
s second: Sicaaei s.iter to carrie G.
sE*ENTH1Ss n. ". .. -oa,hwes; cor.
ner Popping; Joseph Debisare to Joseph
THIRD # ~ in. W. q. northwest
corner Cedar. Tontfne Loan and Security
Company to Theophilus Conseiman-w.
TTrrRD-st n. ~ IN. W s., northwest
corner Cedar. Johanna J.. St.epef to
Tontine Loan and Security Company
voN vF:RSrN-so n. q s.. BET. Hanii.
ton and peimnr: also % f.. n a, Sc.
L. Parker to Realty and Securities Com
pany-M. o. ..:...-.:--.---.......
WALNUT-3s H., g. 4. bet. Rankeu and
Theresa: Eliza Phelan TO Terry Keaney
--trs. d. ......--...................
WasHiNGIOS-S u tn: n. a. bet
= Harfaush to Arlington Investment Com
psny-T. d. ....--....-...........
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-03-12
BELIEVES HER SON WAS VICTIM.
Mrs. Il F. Fiaherty interested in Van
Killed by Railroad mt Centralia.

Mrs. 3. f. FTaherty of No. 1913 Belle
street. Alton, believes that the man who
was killed at Centalia, H.. on Tuesday BIZ
an Illinois Central train was her son. w A.
Harris. who formerly worked in st. Louis.
In%the dead mans pockets were found
papers bearing the name. B. F. Fiaherty.
No. lsl3 Belle street, Alton.
Steps viii be taken at once TO establish
the identity OF the dead man
MIS-. Flaherty sad she had not heard
from her son for some time and did not
know his whereabouts -.e.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-03-12
RECORDER OF MADISON
DEFIES MANDATE OF BOARD.
Courts 10 Decide Whether Omeer Has
Right to Employ Help Mt His
Owil Discretion.

Whether a county may definitely fix the
Offices and require such service 10 come
within the limits thus set is a question
which seems likely to come before the ILL
nois courts for settlement The County
Board of Supervisors in Madison County is
at outs with the Recorder Of Deeds C. H.
kunnemann of Nameoki, and it Is an
nounceo that the courts are to be called
upon Tor decision.
The controversy has been on since last
December. when the Fees and Salaries
COMMITTEES excepted to an item Of 1910 for
clerk hire in the Recorders office. Mr..
zimmerman wrote TO various counties for
collected inuch data on the subject.
He said yesterday: i WIZ not pay over
the amount demanded. and tie county may
proceed TO sue II it chooses The clerk hire
OF my Office is based on the actual state OF
business. AT some times there is q greater
therefore fuctuate. ! do not believe fixed
figure TO be a just one as one can no more
tell In advance what amount OF work VIII
be necessary to keep these books and rec
ords a certain time tnan they can figure the
exact amount OF coal the Courthouse VIII
consume in that time The $500 in question
does not represent something In advance,
but was actually paid out by me during the
year ending December ]. 1902
las to the expense OF the rtice, have
/ believe bear out my views. I ind that
the total expense OF operating this office
is within 50 per cent Of the receipts, whfl6
in no other county in the State that know
of does the expense come under 50 per cent
have been given ten days to turn over
the money. but 1 firmly believe 1t to be
rightly mine and shall not do so. The coun-
~ may proceed 10 -sue me II II choose"
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-03-12
Bellevflle MarriaEe Lic<.se,.

1arr1ags licenses i.saed In geiIeysile yes
VILE: Nellie Truville, - Indian Tsrr1tory.
F. " Weber; g and Maggie Heir, d 81.
Maud Miller. = East ST. Louis. -1'
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-03-12

James McNabb. EDITOR Of the csxrfoiltoa
Chancery Of Greene County by Judge o. p.
Thompson Of the Greene County Circuit
Court The appointment Is for the nth
received his first appointment on March 10.
1885. from Judge G. W. Herdman Of Jer.
SEVILLE. - -
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-03-12

Miss Eta L. Mcintyre and p. J. Morr1ssy
both OF Staunton. Macoupin County, were mar
ried yesterday at EdEardsviiie by the Reverend
Doctor J. L. Cunningham IL was their second
masrirncnial trip to the county seat Of Madison
On the previous day. when questioned by the
clerk, Mss Mcintyre owned up that she vas
about H. tie license was denied. They
returned yesterday, accompanied by her father.
William Mcintyre. who said that his daughter
was Is and gaze his consent
R, " Reed OF Decatur. superintendent for
the Standard OIL Company. made an official In
spectioa Of the supply station at Edwardsvills
yesterday.
The Board OF Education is after truarts from,
school and yesterday instructed the Chief OF
Police aopreaend children who have made q
practice of absenrinx themselves from school and
see that they are returned there Ths board Is
determined to resort to severe means II necessary
to stop the practice.
Circuit Judges 3. r. Burroughs and ". 2;
Early and c. Boeschehstein Of Edwardsville will
attend the banquet which tie East 81 Louis and
Suburban Railway Company Will give at Belle
Vile in honor Of NJ ". Borders tho attorney,
who leaves shortly for Chicago.
Officer David Jones of Venice brought to tho
county Jail yesterday two men who are charged
with theft. They entered the Chicago and Alton
Railway roundhouse at Venice and proeeeded to
dismantle engine. They had q triple valve
detached from q locomotive when apprehended
The men gave their names as Timothy OConneu
and David Freeman.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-03-12
Etdes.


Wst hides sasuId always be thoroughly cured
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-03-12
Eurs.
Wool.

Extreme Southern skins Is per cent less At
strictly Northern a5i.S0 per cent more.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-03-12

John S. Blake & Bro. yesterday sold No.
slS Csmbieton place To Benjamin T. Peri
man. u nonresident, for $500 After April
the premises will be occupied by Mr.. Peri
man as home. The property was sold for
Mrs. Mary L. Price. and is improved with
large frame dwelling on lot i0exz.0 feet
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-03-12
Stock. of Grain in Store.
81. Loui. Future Prices.


st. Louis Curb Market.
May wheat. e3Hc bid. puts. esssc asked: calls.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-03-12
Knight. Of Pythias n.novet,

knights of Pythias Banquet.
East st. Louis members Of the KNIGHTS
OF Pythias will hold their annual banquet
this evening in the Royal Hotel. silas p.
win be made by Grand ChancsiIor ]. II.
BARLEY, Mayor n. NJ. Stephens John ].
Faulkner and Joseph b. Messick
Jerseyvilie Notes -
Mr. and Mrs Joha Simmons OF Isruevvfy.e
have returned from BloornfnstoD. ILL.,. where they
visited their ron. Aaron +. Simmons.
Tho fenersi Of George Weld af Brishtoo
took place Yesterday afternoon at o'clock from
death OF Mr.. Weld occurred en- Sundey fifxht or
senil.ty- He Was 3. wears old and leaves three
daughters and two sens q
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-03-12

building Pcrmits.
Charles F. Queri. residence. .o:1 Do.fier: 5000
]. b. Wilson. fats. 5s47 Maple: $500.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-03-12

What would you give to have your old vim
Jack again? What would you not sacriDce TO
feel as you did q few years ago-to nave the
anne snap and energy. the same gladstone. joy
rus. Hght-hearted spirit and the physical
strength you used to have You know you are
same man and you know you would like to be-
Igkt as well he. It's easy I am making men
wrecks every day, and Cen make you as good
rs you ever were with
The Central Nevadan. [volume] (Battle Mountain, Nev.) 1885-1907, 1903-03-12
SmeIter TO Start.

With ore bodies necessary TO supply
its furnaces for an indefinite period
blocked out, the Glasgow & Western
Exploration company's smelter at Col
conda, Nevada, will go into commission
as soon as its fuel bins can be filed, said
Joe Farren, general superintendent of
the mines, Monday, upon his arrival
from the West, and to that end Otto
Stalmann, the company's general mana
ger, is now on the ground. Superintend-
ent Farren says that in the Adelaide
group alone, where work has been going
on without interruption since the fires
were drawn from the smelter. he has
100000 tons OF copper ore awaiting 1t,
while at the Star group on Cherry creek,
the ledge has been opened up TO a depth
OF 700 feet, where ores of excellent quail
ity are revealed. In the same locality
Mr.. Farren reports the youngsters giving
excellent accounts Of them selves, and
while it has been impossible to procure
teams with which to forward the ore to
the mill, considerable bias been piled up
and is awaiting shipment. 1t is the i'm
preston at camp that the North Noun
tain company is to work a large force
the present season, while several others
are planning for systematic development.
Salt Lake Tribune.
The Central Nevadan. [volume] (Battle Mountain, Nev.) 1885-1907, 1903-03-12
of IncOr-
pOrafiOn Filed.
A Three Hundred thousand
Dollar Mining Companyfor
Lander County.

A three hundred thousand dollar min
ing company for Lander county was
launched at Salt Lake City last week,
under the laws of Utah, when the articles
of the Boston & Maine Gold & Copper
Mining Company were filed in the Office
of the County Clerk at that city. The
company has a capital stock of 100000,
divided into 100000 shares of the par
value OF 81 each, Of which 100000 shares
has been retained in the treasury to be
disposed OF by The directors. The off,
GERS are as follows: William A. Eckman,
President and Manager; Chas. s.. Rich
ardson, Vice-President and Treasurer;
Chas. T. Adams, Secretary.
The Board OF Directors include William
A. Eckman, Chas. S. Richardson, Chas.
F. Adams, Graham L. Putnam and Lode
Durham.
The location of this property is three
mSes south OF Galena in Battle Noun
tain Mining District.
The capital stock is fully paid up and
non.asseesable. The principal place of
business is Salt Lake City.
The Central Nevadan. [volume] (Battle Mountain, Nev.) 1885-1907, 1903-03-12
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Last January" she says, my baby
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| feared she would have pneumonia,
but one of my neighbors told me how
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and / began giving it to my baby at
onoe and it soon cured her. ! heartily
thank the manufacturers of Chamber
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great % cure within my reach, | can
mt recommend it too highly CT say
too much in its favor. | hope all who
read this will try it and be convinced
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