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The San Angelo press. (San Angelo, Tex.) 1897-1907, 1903-12-02
Wool Shipments.

The past week has been a busy
one for wool buyers. There have
been about 100000 pounds
shipped by local buyers in this
time. Prices have ranged from
II to I1c pound.
The San Angelo press. (San Angelo, Tex.) 1897-1907, 1903-12-02

Miss Leah Snyder, after a pleas
ant visit of about four weeks to
her sister, Mrs. G. G. Kirkpatrick,
left Saturday afternoon. She will
visit few weeks in Dallas before
returning to her home in George
town.
The San Angelo press. (San Angelo, Tex.) 1897-1907, 1903-12-02

North winds do not stop when
the window panes are out. Buy
new ones from Smith, Hail & Co.,
they keep all standard sizes in
stock and cut 'em any old size
you want.
The San Angelo press. (San Angelo, Tex.) 1897-1907, 1903-12-02
Piano for Sale.

A good upright Piano for sale
cheap. Has been in use only one
year. Is rs good as new. Ad-
dress or apply to S. NJ. N, Press
office. 41-tf
The San Angelo press. (San Angelo, Tex.) 1897-1907, 1903-12-02

New millinery coming in
weekly. We keep abreast of the
times. Mrs. Alice Simmons. If
Victor Probandt returned to
San Antonio Sunday to take up
his studies at the West Texas
Military Institute.
Jack Hall, of Brentwood, was
shaking the hands of his many
San Angelo friends Saturday and
Sunday,
Prof Garner is building a new
residence in North San Angelo.
Mrs. H, l.. Glover and children
went to Brentwood Sunday.
M, w, Roger, of Waxahachie,
was in the city last week.
Dudley Tom went to Ballinger
Sunday.
Read Hagelstein's cost clean
out adj.
The San Angelo press. (San Angelo, Tex.) 1897-1907, 1903-12-02

Will Gocfer who is employed
at the Bar $ ranch swallowed a
large dose of strychnine about 8
o'clock last night. Drs. Wood
ward, Taylor and Marberry were
calle in and gave him an anti
dote and at 10 o'clock he was
getting along pretty we'll.
The San Angelo press. (San Angelo, Tex.) 1897-1907, 1903-12-02
Fresh Fish, Oysters AND Oame

On and after Sept. 10, our dim
ing room can furnish fresh fish,
oysters and game Of all sorts.
37-tf. Landon Hotel.
The San Angelo press. (San Angelo, Tex.) 1897-1907, 1903-12-02

II. +, Bishop and r.. G. Wilson,
of WaXahachie, who have been
looking at West Texas for a few
days, returned home Saturday
afternoon.
The sun., 1903-11-17

sas Nsx s 1f o.ss 4ss.ps fer Hsqen es S
ana favorable wea,h-r: On ,he other hand spin:
ming interests bought 10 some extent: we'll known
SS o ss srpe .na SsW e os a
SSvgh e =, s.: 1s Ined.s ss sna IL Y,
Southwest with temperatures as low as 2s deg srecs,
pna the s 5esu sea sss he Tsesp aed ,s s S ss
pressure for both sides Of tn. account proved 10 bs
~ ~ A.s': Husss1d y s.asaS%1s 5:5ns pie Aliss
fHs H: ne3 r9e and aus.s nou'Fd
r.; W Mkhsgd, h ID president Traveller Protective
i1r ,fSoash - tho sair, @ Cotton @ section ot 1ss
estimates the cro1 Of that state, exclusive q Indian
rs1y ts ses @ o s san h anfsd
b na sose pse Fl s sna s ssd
scae Rswsy vhere rf heetofora 1H . o. eos a"o
ton was raised, The Planters Cotton FsotoraEe
e IA eos AosusA 81 or:f ss @ az and Pst Void
no, be suThsed to see !, go as low as 1000" n9
Is coes n SHon a%se aoa
has been ;old up 70 hs time has brought them an
on 81 az
are quite able TO do 50 backed by the!r banker and
s ito GSs 10 T sy S isss.
will soon be In excess of last season. Interested
ssF ssd rov x " S1sf, T s @ T'sf NJ
views of 275oooo bales remain unchanged. Total
ssss es. 4h ssA in ny psr eon aoad
indlca,s, crop below 100000. rnsold cotton
us v only h. he hs.T S" day
should e.scn sondsns. In ho ysne, 10Y n the ms
viii be further susceptible 10 very free receipts.
so2 on ns o nf adsT ve
Whether the .n market Will show material Improve
-MsrSsi strong ana d'i prices li Sc hrher ssiIsman
., + ;af d., haTs stss been assS1r s
s.s .o.;s 3 s.sS IS Il,
,rem. crop estimates and predictions Of price, S,
. 3 vssi s esnJV s saa wsI% IN ,hs IL
Territories It was cloudy and cool: n the Memphis
%..ser rssy sed s 1i' n
H' ss op. W HHTseTe se nsareP 9's s
MARI ,hl, ,'im.. su'y co. were at one time
der o, Mississippi % Ia; Just returned from iip
!h5omxh,h NIssss;ppI nd T,p9T', 70 n. ,ha.
ioxen. Of plantations ,h., xiil make on, Naif q
Sssr; @ .1:r &C. sq;PTs
ye.' ,, The 'as s9ISS,SF VIII n.' "a TfGr %
De LEON. Tc1."TeIas seems to be trying to rIarkc.
,a fe NoT 1yop ss SIa ase iS pans arr
lNerug all OF their rcmnan, this week on sales
for fI lsos So VIVA " ''''
on he ?%s' vas Hue esn,t ssc =, o,, 70,
part OF the rise. closing unchanged to hlsher
xs.sssa's Ss5iyeas So sSss 1 R'e ~ ay%:
?s GO bags stock, i,s;7coo Prices here as follows;
The sun., 1903-11-17

There was a moderate advance In corce owing
10 unfavorabc reports from Brazil in regard 70 tho
towering, trm cables, l!gh, receipts and offerings.
local and outside buying more or less foreign buy.
ing and covering of shorts. Part OF m" 'i'H was
lost on realizing and selling by importers.
METAIs.-Tne local market was dun and ira'EI,: =:
less, In IHndon spot tin advanced los 10 til'
Is td and futures - ,otiI io> G"pptT ,Hsrs O..
10 fSs los The following are ,he auoal1snso q os OF
electro!ytic. spot l3.2jc casting SPOT. lSc til'
IS rs SOC. lead. 4?5c spelter 57sr iron: Northern.
So. !. sissiis; No sil esa:ls: 10 G PiaIln. Ir
10 i. soft ,i.aNt:5 No: soi,, ,i+s,' So Pls
iron warrants nominal; steel rails a. mil! s2s
NAVAL SroRRs.-Srrits OF turpcntlnc, SH'2aoS.
Common TO good strained rosln, 81 o5.
PROvrsToNs.-Lard was trm prime NeS'ep
S75o refined. Continent, Ge,; South American
SS Pork was quiet: mess. sla 7Ss3iS %. TAI
low, Alsc, Ruuer-Creamery. extras. 22'ec.: hrsls.
ai,a2sc Cheese state. T. C.. small or largo
September. fancy. ns.c.; late made, io'sc. Eggs
Nesrby fresh gathered. extras. 3ol3ic:: Western.
nrsis. :sa.sc. Chicago, Nov l6~-"rhe entire
lard ,hs, was credited to a large Western packer.
and OF May pork by leading local trader, The
markr, was no, strong enough p hold tne TelTh;.
Scslpng longs were selling out during the decline.
Local packing interests came to the support Of the
market on weak spots. There was fair cash trade
In meats and a good demand for lard.
Sr0AR.-Raw was dull al 3sAc. for 96 teSt and
si4c for 70 test. Refined was quiet: cranulaad.
The sun., 1903-11-17
MONEY AND EXCHANGE.

Money on call. 4d8 per cent: last loan.
g.. per cent. ruling price, ~. per cent. lime
money quoted at 81 per cent. for sixty days.
per cent. for ninety days. per cent. for
u1,5 four months per cent, for Ave and SIX
per cent for prime sin gle names and bills
receivable; other names, el,@7 per cent.
At the close Of last week was gain exhibited
in the market to-day, Demand " sterlipE ips
eaepy eoon ss OF Whs 1e
but also for investmen'. Az he close Of tho
pos to Roeed ra1es ass s
quoted at s4.sl for long bills and A.s4. for
:s9s sss hisus aras fsei sSns ss s and csse @
:s isT long and so less i:ls for
g. % a.le Tor short tnilders we're w 81 quoted @ AT at
ss,s for long and 30 for short.
Domestic exchange on New York: Bos-
nn soc san tas
miIm. NH '> St Louis eoc discount Chica % so- 60.
Par C.ncinnatilJ,'oc Discount Seyy Or
j discount pis,sburF s.. pisu"seil:
K; Mimi @ eapolls Par. Montressi-sisht. 7shc,
premium: telegraph, 800. premium; Louis
Money in London. s3.aa,. per cent. Ratc
q dseoun, in ,i. oren market for short and
nTee sos for nsv oosed al heI snd for be
account at 81 1916. Paris advices quote 2
per cents at % francs 77H ceptimes. The
private rate OF discount is -. per cent Ex-
change on London. rs francs IL, centmes.
Berlin advices quote exchange on London
20 marks %5i, pfennigs. Tho private rate Of
discount is ~; per cent.
New York Clearing House statement FIX
changes, s14a.71s5O7: balances, sG,o70,6l3
Sub Treasury credit balance. $lAs. .68s.
Commercial price of har silver in New
York. 5s'sc Bar silver in London closed AT
771id. Mexican silver dollars were quoted
at 4t
The sun., 1903-11-17
Futures here declined 10 70 10 points, recovered
10 IL Of the loss but reacted and declined "a TO 30.
closing easy with estElad sales Of 500 600 bales.

Liverpool Is evidently Neglnning 10 ieel tne
effects OF increasing importatons. Certainly 10
day they amounted to 1000 bales, OF which es 100
bales were American; and instead OF being higher.
ns as generally expected. that rari;et was lower
Private cable dispatches stated that the decline
there was due to the large inportatione and rapid
increase In the Liverpool stock which, II Is added.
Is changing a strong statistical position into one
less strong. II not actually weal. The American
exports OF cotton 10 Europe certainly cut both
Ways They indicate. Is true. large foreign
demand on this side. and they relieve America OF
point as an entirely unavoidable result, to an
increase In European stocks. which heretoiore
have been 80 low as 20 greatly encourage the be-
lievcrs In better prices Under the circumstances
ii is not altogether surprising that Conunent tai
and Egyptian operators should have sold AS heavily
as they did in Liverpool TO day. Large quantities
Of cotton are arriving AZ EuropeAn markets: and
and also are on shipbosrd ready 70 hc exported
thlthcr Meantime new element the outside
public has entered the market and bought freely
on the idea that tho crop Is short and that prices
m ust eventually much nI net ,tS,i. tshU did
the rews become distinctly "hearish" In character
this outside long interest might he atAmpeded
Certainly the market would appear 10 need new
OF the kind appears TO be In sight. except the Gov
eminent report Of Dec 4. which Is reasonably
&c rtaln TO he very hulliSh. bGt which will not be
received for over Two weeks however the cotton
market like all other markets, anticipates or dis
counts events whatever thrir nhture. ofteni,n,es
well In advance Of the occurrence and may easily
happen tina, fears OF hS surprise In the Gov
rrnn,ent repot, ~ Dec Will 'mpel bear operators
to greater caution, and 50 pave Tue way for rally
OF no slight proportions. However this NAV he
the Iivrrpooi Advices OF large receipts and lower
prices had a depressing eject 10 day. which was
The sun., 1903-11-17
DIVIDEND DECLARATIONS.
Live Stock Market.

MONDAY, Nov. 49,
Receipts Of beeyes for two days were l.e72 head
Including SO cars for export alive iS7 for alaugh
srers and rs for tho market Trade wa4 rather
slack Al decline OF lUal5c. on nearly all grades
Of steers bulls and thin cows were steady; fat cows
steady 70 100. lower. The yards were not fully
cleared Common TO prime native steers sold at
s32SasSao peI 100 lbs: hend Tor export at $50:
oxen At 2's0Ass 70; bulls at t25oak3so; COWS at
per ID for native sides, and at 5a5lac. for Texas
beef Cables received from London and Liverpool
quoted live cattle slow a. 0isailo per ib.. dressed
weight at the former market and ssGloisc. AZ the
las, named place. Exports TO day none: to NOR.
$50 bccves 1900 shee nd 500 quarters beet
Receipts OF calves for two days were 2.ol7 head
including 200 for butchers and ,7b7 for tho market
Ncals were In fairly good demand at stehdy prices,
and prime handy vcals were nrm: grasSers and
Westf also held up 10 last weeks closing CURES
The pens were cleared Common TO choice veal
rr.s.eIs and fed c.ivc. :. 50: v W:;t7:s. ::
l25a1Sd7z. City dressed veals steady al sdisc
per ID: country dressed AZ tailiac
Receipts Of sheep and lambs for two days were
1880 bead. Including 10 cars for export alive Is
for slauehtercrs and alis for the market making
With the stale stock. 90 sale. Demand
FAIR and prices steady for both sheep and lambs
and there was good clearance of the pens Com
mon 70 choice sheep sold a. q, e5GS75 per 100
cus ot s!: common u choice lambs at si.75as s5 oi
cnls at 81 6oaSi: Canadian lambs at S25as5 rs
Dressed mutton steady at SS'c. per ID: dressed
lambs at 7i51ioc.
Receipts of hogs for two days were 1881: head
Including about cars for the market Prices
were fnlly &c. lower State and Pennsy vAnia
hogs were quosble Al t5.l59sS % per 100 lbs
The sun., 1903-11-17

Dominated by heavy Russian shipments. large
increase In the visible sunply. favorable weather
wheat declined and closed at near the lowest hg1ires
OF the day. There was temporary raliy a. one
time on covel,ng Of shorts lnhuenaa, interer. ,..
Of support. The Russian shipments were ,h-
heaviest on record. being $685. % bush. and the
total world shipments amounted 70 III 600 oush.
rhe amour, on passage Increased 800 ooo bush
The gain In the visible was larger than expected,
being AN ooU bush 81. Louis sold lreely a. Ch-
ceeo. The primary receipts were SIS o n bush, 81
lar and had no eject. Parts ADVANCED 70 10 cen
times; English markets were UNCHANGED To- I'D
lower: Berlin decliued i NIX. and budapest 2 kr.
Corn declined owing to the I'd N, u !h VhIa
shipments were llca 90 bush. against s,eA3oO
las, week and iAaoD ast yenr' Ths M tn,h amount on
creased 4o 900 bush. Primary receipts were 4?s ooo
bush. against 800 100 last year. Oats were eas!-r
With the rest OF the list. The visible increased
ste 900 bush Chicago received 2'i cars including
FLouR."ouie, and easy. Sales. $500 bbls.
and sacks w,seT in .,s,,,
a s 7 ST s,rasSs S ss patents, s.a.sso spns
in bhls: clears. Ha.eoasaso slrsghts. sas5sNeo:
patents. s4,4oa.%-S5 Rye hour, !8,isstsho
Sales 500 bales for spinning and 200 delivered on
contracts. MddnS uplands. Il .9c.. against s.sNc.
last year; New Orleans and Gulf II .asc.. against
hs DAY s yes, Sss%sy sSssa sna
Memphis declined, &c; Norfolk, lac :NrworeAns
4. 100: Mobile 40: Savannah. l,so?: Memphis 500.
si7a.: sales. 1000 osIes; imports, 3o,ooo, futures
declined ! to 9 points. but recovered to Of the
loss; Nov. s.ssa5.sol.: Ncv Dec; s.a2: Dec. Jan.
S.ssi as. Sad: ian. Feb, 5se6ss7d. The receipts
The sun., 1903-11-17
COMMERCIAL.

Cotton Declines sharply-Lverpool Weak
Heavy Continental and Egyptian
Selling There on Big Imports-Re'
ceipts Heavy--Erain Lower-Larse
Russian wheat sins
Nisible--Coffee Frmer.
MONDAY. Nov ls.--GRArS. Wheat Spot
was dull. Sales. $4,000 bush. No rod,
new. i.c, over New York December. adoat
for export No. Northern Duluth. &C. over;
No. Northern New York. 2,ic. over. The
Northwestern receipts were i,lH cars, against
1883 last week and l.2t8 last year: Chicago,
l35 cars, gainst l27 last week nd ls4 last yenr
Futures closed Sc to &c. lower. Frices as
s-li
The sun., 1903-11-17
THE OUTSIDE MARKET.

To-dsy's session Of the outside market was
. lstless affair. with business at a minimum
it was Arm market, as a whole. and the
tendency Of quotations was, Il anything.
the only security that gave any signs Of
activity. The shares Of this company were
greater extent than has been the case for
many weeks. The. price obtained for most
Of them was &C. With fey ssies s at e.. rsa.. The
OF course, in sympathy with tho higher prices
reached by the local traction issues on the
Stock Exchange
Northern Securities was strong. advancing
about a point TO ~ on transactions OF only
900 shares. The Senboard Air Line issue.
the common changed hands at prices between
~, and IA, closing at the latter figure. The
sales sales Of odd lots. The American Can share
we're more neglected than they are usually.
but remained Arm, The Copper stocks were
also dull. with quotations very little chan eed.
The trancactions in the market to-day
The sun., 1903-11-17
GOSSIP OF WALL STREET.

In the first hour Of trading there was a
disposition on the part Of the bears to test
the market for a further decline. Inforrns-
ton was put out that there would be breaks
In Union Pacific Baltimore and Ohio and
Rock Island. Pennsylvania was sold heavily
and declined to III.
The sun., 1903-11-17
DAILY TREASURY STATEMENT.

WARRINGTON, Nov. i8.-The cash statement OF
tho receipts and expenditures Of tho Treasury
THIS day. This month. Fiscal v-a-.
Receipts. .'3a 26a925 s23, soe 202 &2l3 7a3. .4s7
Expenditures. 207o,ooo ee2oo.ooo 2l5.e2s.ol7
surplus :... Slsa.s26 Def -, sos 7es pefse.i
from Internal revenue. Nisa,Ei: miscellaneous.
Sse6E National nsl bank notes received for re-
The cash abatement OF the Cnised states Treas
urer for Nov. 10 shows:
REsERyEYUNp.
Gold coin and bullion. $50 900 900
The sun., 1903-11-17
DIVIDENDS AND INTEREST.
ELECr1ONs AND MEETINGS.

NOTICE.
Tho annual meeting Of the stockholders Of the
Yarmers Feed Company of New Jersey will DO
held al the once OF the company No 2sS Mash
Dscemb Dor H. ipoa at eleven lock a. NJ. for III"
election Of Directors and two inspectors OF s,se,
tion for the ensuing year. and such other business
q may be brought before the meeting. ,.n,
Transfer books will be closed December 7. 1908,
and rrmsin closed until December -, 1919.
GCSTAVE HAFER,
SAcretAry,
The sun., 1903-11-17
NEW ca
Report 4
VIII |

A specl
OF the Cd
has been
revise th
debentuN
to present.
of the tra
has raised
from larQ
renal
participa
the specy
names of
feller, JrI
II was
that as 81
proper |
Gould id
conpany
flt. .OOO.O0
will be u
by the n
nainder
and exte
the conf
its depal
iron and
territory
The sun., 1903-11-17

sl-4'-
BIGGES
THE CO
Gross Z
The p
and Ohio
trnled {
Yesterday
earnings
The gros
to Se3,44q
1902. Til
s2.A2 s7o}
ings ann
and loss
81 s2,ss1,42s
found in
The g
3l,2lo, Y
the mile (
increased
earnings
The ro
coal duril
tons ove9
per mile
in the yeS
Among
shown in
cred by [
panies ad
with tru4
owned 9
caused L
of the pr
Reading.
outstand1
and Ware
ST ock Of
Company
In con-
Reading
that as I
trolled u
Jersey. |
through.
essent nl
and Ohio
conpania
subst
tunity II
block Of
was mad
Wages
were inc
with the
and in nj
were mad
with reg
place oco
l'te ag
tion and [
we're $S,9
and in az
to inoonl
ments In X
nents all(
were mott
properly I
dent to 4
detail W
made. X
During
were ball
rails laid
used in L
we're add
8o.37 mile
second u
S.ll milea
The K
showed a
Of the ftl1
membersl
number [
had a ca
number
pension
Ses,574,
-aU tn6
OF the B(
in Baltii1
rectors w
The sun., 1903-11-17

The traction issues were among the strong
features Of the morning and served to rally
the market in the afternoon. Metropolitan
was particularly strong. scoring a net ad-
vance Of ~ points over Saturdays closing
price. Brooklyn Rapid Transit participated
in tho advance on what was said by the door
70 be good buying
The sun., 1903-11-17

Toledo. st. Louis and Western issues showed
the biggest gains OF the day. Tho preferred
advanced 81 points and tho common q.
over the last sslee The activity in the stocks
WAS said to be due to the m manipulations OF
an old bull pool, which was apparently In viting
buyers to come in.
The sun., 1903-11-17

The preferred and common stocks OF tho
Chicago and Alton scored further advance
yesterday A great deal Of buying OF the
two issues was done quietly BY brokers who
often represent the control Of tho road.
The sun., 1903-11-17
s2,sSO,(

In thel
exohang|
marking
don, ad
import |
Accordi&
more tn
bought |
bly, for}
rate, it
City Ba4
Of 5000
ler, SclA
Goldna(
A runo1
42,O00,00
receiptsl
cludingl
ship NSI
The sun., 1903-11-17
RAILROAD EARNINGS.

bALTINOKE NSU UHIU.
The Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Company.
Including the Baltimore and Ohio southwestern
Railroad Company, reports for the year ended
June 30.
1903. lao. Changes.
(;ros, ngs S6 40 G33 &57 sg2 495 Inc IS as
Op expenses. 30 66a 964 37oosas5 Inc. 2.562 a79
Ne. earnn z. $2s $40 s2o ss5 $40 Inc 81 sa+ 5s
O,her income . 600 $50 235 ,220 Inc. S74 6So
The sun., 1903-11-17

American Sugar displayed a good deal Of
activity on advces from Washington favor
able to the Cuban treaty. P. J. Goodhart
was a large buyer. and Carlisle sold The
room is becoming cautious about selling Sugar
short. as the supply OF stock seems to be very
limited. There was very little stock to be
had yesterday,
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1903-06-26
Este peri6dlco es ell de mas circulation en- la isa
LAS NOVFDAOFS DEL NtNDO"

Hemos recibido el 10 2 de esta i'm
portante revista mensual que Sc publica
en- Nueva York bajo los auspicios de los
senores Scott & Bovine, Fabricantes de
la c6lebre Emulsion de Scott.
Los senores Scott & Bovine son
0ien conocidos en- ell mundo industrial
no solo por los m6ritos intrinsecos de su
famosa Emulsion sino tambien por la
gran variedad Y extension de sus anun-
clos que Ilegan hasta ell mas apartado
rinc6n del mundo civilizado. Su marca
de fabrica representada por ell Shombre
llevando sus espaldas IN gran 0acalaoo
es una iguras popular desde IN extreme
otro de Ia TERRA.
Esta nueva revIsta eS continuation
del SCI Correo de Americas, cuyo pc
ri6dico dej6 de publicarse para reapa-
recer en- una forma mas gallarda, mas
noticiosa, mas atractiva y mas Intere-
sante en- todo respssto bajo Ell nombre
de <Las Novedades del MundO.o
FL n1mero que tenemos la vista
viene ilustrado con profusi6n de graba-
dos contiene Ia description compIeta
de los 6ltimos descubrimientos J suce-
SOS mas importantes, hacienda as1 Justi-
cia al nombre con que ha sido bautizada
la nueva publication.
Saludamos al nueyo coIega J deja-
mos establecIdo Ell canIe.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1903-06-26
Hace cOnstar

FL senior don Jesds Ma Gonzalez
Pena, hace constar, que segt1n poder de
su senior padre, don Felipe Gonzalez Ri
vera, 1nicamente su persona tiene dere-
cho { cualquier Intervention en- los ne
gocios de este dltimo, declarando nula
y sin ningdn valor cualquiera clase de
negotiation que con su sefor padre Sc
haga no intervenir 81 en- ell asunto.
1919
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1903-04-16
Applicants for Enlistment.

Numerous applicants for enlistment
as apprentices in the navy have beeu
filed at the local recruiting Office H.
the court house, and it is probable
that several of the applicants Will
pass So far only one applicant for
enlistment as landsman has been filed.
Included in the applicants was a
bright youth, who was Intercepted
as to his age, replied that he would
be fifteen next September. Lieutenan;
Miller ~ematked that he regretted
the lad was too young, but said he
would be pleased to admit him as 6
recruit when he reached the minimum
limit of fifteen years.
These are the names of the appii-
cants that have SO far passed phys
cal examination emitting them to en-
listment: Leo Beckett. landsman.
Chester A. Kenney, landsman for
training; Fred Sunstrom, apprentice
third class. Lieutenant Miller with hi:
staff and recruits will leave Sunda;
for Reno.-Report.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1903-04-16
Or the Map.

Bulletin No. 20S. United Geological
Survey. now in press, is the descrip-
tive geology of Nevada south of the
parallel and adjacent portions of Cali
fornia by Mr.. ]. E. Spur The route
Of investigation lay back and forts
across Nevada three times. then pass
ing into California by way of Pahrumr
valley, it continued through DEATH
valley, over the Panamint range.
across the Mohave desert and ended
at San Bernardino. The trip laste.i
about five months, and comprised over
1000 miles of actual travel.
The primary object of the expedite
on was to make rough general gcolo-
gic map, such as might fill up the
great gaps in the map of the western
United States. In order to accomplish
the style of mapping desired with due
economy of time and labor, the Jour
ney was carefully planned so as to
avoid any duplication of routes al
ready travelled by biologists. The area
to be investigated was bounded on the
north by the geologic maps OF the
Fortieth Parallel Survey. on the east
by the geologic maps of the Wheeler
Survey, and on the east chiefly by tie
Turner reconnaissance map of the 81
ezra Nevada. On the south there were
no boundaries.
Mr.. Spur discusses deliberately and
in succession the mountain ranges OF
east Central Nevada. of west Central
Nevada, of Southern Nevada, and the
great Basin Ranges of California
north of Mohave Desert. He notes II
passing the ore deposits of the vari
Gus sections of Nevada and of Cal.
fornia which were traversed, and ne
occasionally comments on the possible
origin of these deposits. The bulletil
is accompanied by maps.