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Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1903-07-14

Jesse O. Carr Of Oshkosh, stenog-
rapher for the Dawes commission in the
| Indian Territory. and Irene l.. Utter Of
| Waterford. Racine County. were mar
| ried at the home Of the brides parents.
/ Mr.. and Mrs Carr left Immediately for
the indian Territory.
A little 2-year-oEd son Of james Burr
Of Colonia met a frightful death by play
| ing with matches. He was alone in the
house when his agonized cries brought
Mrs Burr into the house to find her
baby boy burning up. and his clothing
enc mass Of flames. The child died in
agony in few hours.
The eighty men employed on the beet
farms at Corgiss went on a strike for
higher wages and were refused. and the
men left for their former homes 10 Mich
igan. Il is claimed that on account Of
the heavy rains during the past few
weeks the men have been unable to work
and have earned scarcely any money.
James Fort, a carpenter. 50 years old.
was killed by a switch engine st Mari
netta. Relatives believe that he was
murdered. but the authorities think IT
suicide Tramps were seen in vicinity
short time before the tody was found.
Mr.. Fort had only s. when found and Il
IS claimed be lad 800 few hours be
fore his death
Society circles Of Manitowoc had a
sensation in the announcement Of the
marriage Of Miss Anna weaer and
Charles Strupp Of Merton. The couple
departed secretly after securing a special
permit 10 wed. There was parental op-
position 10 the marriage.
Through the work Of Miss Campbell.
professional nurse Of Milwaukee, the
life Of Frank Musiiik was saved at Ra-
cine. The boy was years Of age and
fell into the lake and was rescued after
FIVE minutes By some man. but be, not
knowing how 10 work On the boy. left
him Miss Campbell witnessed the acci-
dent from the Hotel Racine, and rushing
70 me scene, managed TO restore the bog.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-08-09
DENY SCARCITY OF APARTMENTS.

Al the Office Of SlaWson g. Hobbs. the West Side
real estate agents. who control large number Of
the better grade Of houses In that section. there
has been steady stream OF applicants for apart
ments IL the last wesx This arm does not share
the opinion. however. that the demand will be in
excess Of the supply. and that there Will be any
material increase in rents. Charles Hobbs Of the
Grm said yesterday
For our part, We maintain the same schedule
Of rents that prevailed last year IN ell the houses
OF which the agents. We 90 not believe in
a p0Iicy OF taking advantage OF the public under
conditions which may make IL possible TO secure
higher rerfg nut prefer exercise customary
determination in the selection Of tenants, taking
0rlv such families desirable and financially
s5le 10 carr out their contracts. In this we
are not burdened with class Of people who are
apartments when n suits them. We require hrst
Class references from every applicant for an apart
Uho s unknown 10 Us. and We make a. tnCf-
ougf Investigation into the character and habits
~ such applicant before enaering into any agree
Teut As for the scarcity Of apartments. we VIII
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-08-09
TRANSACTIONS IN REALTY.

Porter & Co have sold for Oceana Dearborn No.
% Mount Morris-ave., three story brownstone
dwelling house on lot 20xs5 feet.
Mandelbaum & Levine have resold No. ! James
slip. southwest corner OF Cherry-st, four story
brick tenement house. with store, on plot Ax36.2
feet.
The new six story tenement house plot 3s.6x
s7sE irregular at Nos. go and S24 East Eighth-st,
has been resold
The Fleischmann Realty and Construction Com
pany has sold four of the eight five story apart
ment houses each on plot S76xs9l feet, which 1t is
erecting on the south side Of One-hundred- and
forty frst-st.. Z75 feet west Of Seventh-ave.
The Fleischmann Realty and Construction Com
pany has bought from John Kefaler No. IA West
one-hundred- and thirty secOnd-st, three story
and basement brownstone front dwelling house. on
Tot iGeXe51l feet.
Simon Gutenberg has bought from the Naylor
estate No = Pearl-st, q six story loft buofns' on
plot l9 1lxsl-5X irregular. for $4,000 -
Jacob Blauner has sold TO Max Borouk NO Ioi
hly!ngton-st- = three story tenement house. on lot
22X76 feet for S23eB
Abraham Bachrach has bought Nos. 81 and So
East Undergraduates. two five story hathouses,
each CD a lot 5H9911 feet.
Louis G. Friess has sold 10 Patrick ]. Kelly a
four story hathouse No. $50 East ne-hundred-and-
lity-secOnd-st-, z lot 25X100 feet. -.
Joseph l. Butten Vieser has sold Nos. bIS ana ooo
ater-st, old buildings, plot 50xleO 1eet
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-08-09
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

Gsfsf Soi Hs s to realty sS F e. $aFsas Hs
loSi S i6o6 = sS;sv:. Euas 52s,55
io6ix $40 10 beginning HsTtsF Realty CO to 20 z,o
Kittenpan and another: ali Nominal
King ct al to sigfried Wittner Nominal
Same i11e'I property; Richard Maioney al to
12St snd $; an so s'if Of 7thave 251so III caro-
line Smith to Arthur Brisbane; mortgage SIS
t4 9SO No s5f west 2461ioo5: Thomas oRsy
and sean Nominal
George P Basey and another to Edw MoGrath; AM
nortgass 100 Of Jefferson 251 4OO
Ieo Land Company Association Of Edenwad
s,S sSd $50 A0s.rt & T ,Iy.2 IF MaP q
Max ahts'P sEs all tue ali Nominal
1s a52 end s0t H.. is5 e Of 70 N Mob
svermsn; all title; al az liens .. Ion. Nominal
Agernon Norton. referee Gustavus A Gold
e1 smiSh 100 # Of ath-ave 5oxioo5; Al
gernon Norton. referee. to Gusavus Gold ., .oo
Tt6 s. l9 9sferee to Gustavus Goldsmith $4,000
6 ss # %n s1iS0 and agnes 600
Robins ave. $ e cor i5lst-st. runs io51 5Ox
1 9sa 1 to Lawrence Davis mortgage 50
Psaty Tgem55any: mortgage $1,000 Nominal
sane ba9a pr SRile9 moTgage 5000 Nominal
aaslss" sullivan 70 81 5000
1 TO D sST ltssaft 45t IS.s os1
Of CoiIege-ave 2Ox1; 145th-st n 3. 20 II " OF
Sdaye 251f; I45th-st. n s. IS II Of College
ave 5Oxl: The Mott Haven Company 70 81
Rita's Roman Catholic Church: q C Nominal
Borruiann 10 ST Ritas Roman Catholic Church. 1000
College ave n villa Place. Ibx5o; villa
place e CoIlege-ave. runs \ I5z
5x 25H look " %: Michael
suJIIvan 20 Sd Ritas Roman Catholic Church. 1900
s,h-aye No 32s, e f.. 23xi0O; Margaret Hind 10
William Hind: b and s..-- NoHlhsl
afs,-st $ 57OS " Of 5th-ave. 25xeS9 VIII
IAN = 4, ce-~ectton and confirmation Nominal
1i3tF-st Nos 2ls and ais East SDxlVo IL Inonas
Aiardse s ana ahol''er -. 1000
LongIeiio~I .,Sr 70 Louis Ferraio Nominal
isthzst 100 ~ eI ~ 1900
r.rone-ay ave n " Buchanan Place, lOoxlOo'
John c Forster Alexander johnston mort 49,,
,l sese: 81 No $40 East 25xloo Ernest ochs 10
sTnert London mortgage $1,000 nominal
$50 II " Of ist-hTe, runs ~ DIX n
"a ~ n go IOr 125th-st " s $40 II 8
" l70X 30.4x 9 49, n
*. 1924 a. s s. 10 II " Of bth- lpVxsb II
Tnnox-ave s. 74.1i II Of iSZo-S; <9hioi
TennT-ave " :. at centre line DoeK 5etwssn
5sfsf andi 1920 " FOX Jox OK y ~
also out OF town properly FRANK 1,
sTry 70 John Carry; ali liens .tNonihsl
xz,Io5ySrest-ave. " {. 1857 II Of loeth-st. COX
20 JIT7g 5x74 To- Samuel II Dtchett TO Anna
r.r5t.e Plains Road 4. lots > ana n map %
- south Mount Vernon. 2x222: Ernest
tEfetzcr 10 Emma KIetZien. ENoHlaa4
r-nrt-g ave " I73d-st l99xisl; "lliian
'45!tSor referee. % Elisha @ sslcho| ard an --oo
other; mortgage. $1,000 Low
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-08-09
THE SUSSEX. So EAST
auction Sales of Real Estate.
ExEcuToR.s SALE AT AUCTION.

ITXECUTORS SALE At AUCTION
To the Estate of the late J. H. I.dommedleu the
following Real Estate located Great Neck. l. l. and
Manhasset l.. will b sold Public Auction 1Ies
lists and full descriptions properties apply T.
VAN NOSTRAND. Auction Little Neck. l. l.. or
GEORGE A IL HOMMEDIEC. Executor. llSS Brcadway
y. Y.
The L. Hommedieu family residence. road leading
from Railroad station Lake. with
I2A
Two very fine houses adjoining the above
opposite side OF road. each wiki and
IN viii BE- sold separately
very house, Just north % residence.
about
Turnpike. Just % Manhasset Village about a
each
Very nice twelve house shore road from Mar
kasset 20 Neck. overlooking Manhasset Bay.
about
Five acres very high land overlooking Manhasset Bay
OF property. Very hEe building site
BUILDING MATERIAL AND COAL BUSINESS
Dock . T. water front Tires story
shop. drying kns engine ana
lumber sheds pins
situated at the head OF
BAY Good business opportunity FOR 5000 man
HOUSE % ManhasseS Bay Win aso1t 3 acre OF
land stable etc all the Area Loal pL.ce
Escb nIece Of property sold upon the infnela1
premises startng az the hennesteal -. 49, b.-f,-
ON the following "Wednesday. august tn 49,
Cg a. 10 a Nj sharp. household furniture morse
earTtages seighs harness cows farm npleass~ nay
he sold on premises az tae rs9-e7As41
eeS va POSITIVE
GEORGE A. L'HOSMEDIEJ Executor.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-08-09

Nichols & Lummis have sold for the Somerset
Land Company to John A. Bensel. engineer-in-chiet
of the New-York Dock Department. about nifty
acres of land known as the Queen Anne farm, on
the mountain at Bernardsve, n. j., adjoining the
property owned by Mr.. Bepseh and on which he Is
Constructing a country house which is to cost
100000 The same firm of brokers has also sold
at Bernardsville house and four lots TO william
X Osborn a parcel of land to Hattie Inglis Sontag
and several building plots in Prospect-ave. to r
I
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-08-09

2Oth-st No 10 16 west prior mortgage
Der / 1903 per cent ~ -ee 41s 900
Luger. Frank. 10 Manhattan Mortgage Company:
Lexington-ave Nos 80 and 55, $; years 8 -
Brisbane Arthur TO the Equitable Trust Com
ave; years III per cent gold :.......... 1000
ioeth-st No 2ie East: years per cent. 1G25
2lst-st, n s, 57o6 OF 5th-svs: eist-st, n
3495 # OF 6th-ave; due January l. 1904. 6 per - -.
wittner siegfried to American Mortgage Com
Der cent 10000
Ward william P to Mercantile Trust Com
pany: I06th-st, 1905 II Of 3d-ave: prior
mortgage 3 years per ................. 162i
i51st-st Union-ave; due July ., 1906, 3 -
cent 4u,out
St Rita's Catholic Church TO Michael
Sullivan; College n cor l45th-st, year
Bastone. Domenico and wife De Witt
Flanagan and another. trustees: Corsa-ave lots
102 and 103, map LAconia Park; demand, per -.
Miller Barbara, TO Progress Realty Company
Robbins-ave. cor Beck-st; demand per -.
cent .. "'OVl
ave e" cor fecS K I years per $500
Iis q janet years per cent aoOo
Miller Barbara. Progress Realty Company:
Robbins-ave. s cor Beck st; demand. per
louu
LeFe Frederick to American Mortgage Company;
113th-st Nos ZIG and 21S East: years ~ per oO
cent o'p'0
AB 8 g; E Sane Years 20 seF Per 1000
ST Rita's Roman Catholic Church TO Emigrant
Industrial Savings Bank: College-ave. n 2 cor ,ooo
145th-st; year, per cent -u'oOu
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-08-09
REALTY NOTES.

White d Phipps have leased for Thomas B.
Hidden 70 Mrs. Anna La Cord. No. q East Forty
fourth-st. a four story dwelling house on lot
l95xlg05 feet
c. E. Deppeler has leased for Fowler Brothers
10 the Pabst Brewing Company, for long term
o. years Nos. 25i and 253 West One-hundred and
twenty -fourth-st- five story brick dwelling house
a plot 50xle0 feet The lessees will use
the property IN connection with their adjoining
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-08-09
THE BRONX BUILDING PLANS.

Union-ave.. northwest corner Of Northumberland
sixty-eighth-st. six story brick tenement, Al by
s27 feet; Annie Chasing owner; Moors Land
seidel, architects; $4,000.
One-hundre south side 40
feet east Of Woodycrest-ave., two story frame
dwelling "a by 80 feet; Patrick K. Gray, owner
NJ J. GarVin, architect; $4,000.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-08-09
CATHOLIC CHURCH GETS TITLES.

St Rits's Roman Catholic Church took title yes
terday to a parcel 25x1O0 feet the north side of
Villa Place 70 feet Of Collegeave., TO large
plot at the northeast corner OF One-hundred-and-
forty-hfth-st and College-ave.. and to some
other properties in e-hundred-andforty-fl
College-aye. and Villa Place
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-08-09
BulLolNe LOAN OF ssso,oo

The Metropolitan Life Insurance Company has
loaned TO the Manhattan Square Realty Company
$4,000. on the property at the northeast corner
OF EIghty-frst-st and ColumbUs-ave. lO0xl022 feet
The realty company Is u erect twelve and q half
Story brick apartment hotel the premises.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-08-09
RECORDED MORTGAGES.

No., Z, puRh < Co 20 Henry Oppenheimer; 18th
TO- a15 n " Of Central Park West; prior
1r;;rtrage SI25 600; due February 6. 1904. o per
o. o. o. o.
rrs,ie, gamuei and another 70 Henry Won
bergen: iisth-st. No 81 East; prior mortgage
go o0n+ due June l. 1903 =. -
r $50 c;ertrtde 20 Isaac Frank 73d-st No ls<
East: 3 years per cent 49,, =. -.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-08-09
Real Estate Wanted.
WANTED FOR CASH.

WANTED FOR CASH
.-v ehsap plots. old buildings or teueuents
- Manhattan Island CFIAS- r. SMITH. - BroadwaT-
xx-aNr To LEASE uufurnlshed. large house OF con
w meeting houses. central Address A. O.. 8 Parlavs
WILL. PAY ALL CASH for tive OF more tenenents.
w old styls preferred: must be cheap INVESTOR.
Box Q. Tribune Ofzce.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-08-09
SALE OF WEST SIDE FLATHoUsEs.

Max Marx has purchased from the City Mort
gage Company the two I'VE story hathouses, Nos.
50 and SOS West One-hundred and -thirtieth-st.'
rear Amsterdam-ave-. each 25x4n feet
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-08-09
cANAL.sT. BUILDING SOLD.

The six story iron and stone building Nos. 1913 and
200 Canal-st., owned by Warren E. Dennis was
sold yesterday to Thomas A. Sperry, of the Sperry
& Hutchinson Trading Stamp Company. The sale
made by John Donnelly The price realized
Sl25 COO
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-08-09
NEW BUILDING PLANS.

2sth-st and 1Ith-ave. n cor. for two sJory
brick FIRE ight house 4O0x46 Erie Land ana In
provemeat Company, owner W Buehaotz' 49, .,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-08-09
SLAWSON s HOBBS
WEST SIDE APARTMENTS
The following are the modern type of high class
Apartment Houses and are we'll conducted.


$1,000 THE BARNARD. list Central Park West
BATHS Freproof Ell Light included
400 ONE CORNER APARTMENT, ROOMS BATHS
$1,000 THE PAdLIco centra Park West near Goth st
$1,000 ROOMS Ffreproof Elevator SC
$50 THE RExNERE. st., near estE av
1900 BATH Elevator Telephone &c
s72o LOLITA West SD st. corner Central Park West
s1,1OO ROOMS Apartments Elevator &c
$500 1S45 1851 v,
rents Elevator &c
$1,000 BUCKINGHAM st
$1,000 entrance Elevator
s1,1OOr KATAHDN, SGT St
Elevator Telephone
$500 st Location
5000 ROOMS AND
$500 + THE FRoNTENAc west9 st. near Riverside
$50 Elevator &C
west1o st. Broadway
"''0 ROOMS AND BATH Handsome entrance Elevator &C.
T THE wEsTLEIGE. west12 Amsterdam ave-
@ Elevator &c
sf4o ROOMS AND desirable
OUR MOTTO:-Rent only to responsible and
refined families and exact satisfactory references
Telephone oO-coIumbus Private Exchange Dep'ts.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-08-09

be able to supply every want for some little time
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-08-09
We require satisfactory references to the
responsibility and desrabiIity of all tenants
To RENT FROM OCTOBER 1

Sl,1Oo THE CATHERINE. st,
6 AND light cIuded.
81 200 THE AvoNMoRE. Broadway, near ST.
s1.4OO ROOMS
THE INDIANA. III
Pi' FrreproOf building
$500 T.
81 900 s. A Handsome entrance
T 226 WEST, near st
5000 Exceptional value for rent asked
S72O 312 AND 800 MANHATTAN
1000 Elevator No dark rooms
MISSIONER Broadway.
$1,000 .. and Telephone
5000 T ROYAL. 1864 7h av corner 18th ST.
s1,1OO ROOMS AND Apartment Elevator
$40 THE ORLANDO. 81 st, Endav
s72o AND ROOMS AND
$40 CURTIss, Vests house
$500 ROOMS house street
$40 1O2 IT. Splendid location
5000 Hall service &c
+ III WEST 8ST near station
5000 ROOMS AND and light rooms
424 WEST Doth helseasq square
80 Hall attendance &C
We publish pamphlet sem-monthy, giving
detailed description of apartments to rent.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-08-09

THE LIVINGSTON. corner Seth
ROOMS AND BATHS light included
$1,000 VERSAILLES Corner house
$1,000 Elevator telephone &C
THE NEW WINDSOR 2s4
$1,000 AND ROOMS AND Very desha Elevator
5000 seTH ST, Broadway
s1,IoO Elevator telephone &c
FREMONT. st near
F'' LARGE ROOMS Elevator &c
$1,000 ROSARY. wests9 ST. near West End au
300 LARGE BATHS Elevator &c
$40 THE VICTORIA. of 9th
81 300 s. AND ROOMS F1reprOot building
THE ST. ELMO 10 s5th houses street
go light Corner Apartment
COLON. west9
-" ROOMS entrance Elevator &c
- s4TH IT. house
go ROOMS BATH. floor Very choice
$3.50 1OsTH near Parkw
5000 ROOMS entrance Elevator &C.
II. Broadway.
~ nveryn One Apartment to rent
$3.50 DARLINGTON st. corner Broadway
$40 4 Elevator Telephone SC
Let know your requirements i'm our line and
we will save your time, strength and money.
2S4 Columbus Ave-. 73d St
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-08-09

az CLIFTON PI.ACE-Eleven house; oper
1fD pluubiuz. newly decorated a very desirable
home. 6VTner must sell quickly. might rent Address
c, n D Box 10. Tribune Once, Manhattan
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-08-09

Unfurnished apartments to Let.
SPECIALISTS IN ALL BRANCHES

SPECIALISTS IN ALL BRANCHES
Each department Is completely
systematzed under senarat.
BANKS. TRUST COMPANIES AND
INDIVIDUAL REFERENCES.
most complete system for
detailed records of all
is used to appraisaIs
Houses in our charge have been fully occupied this
year, which speaks we'll for their desirabiIity
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-08-09
Brooklyn Property for Sale.
PRICE $4,000.

5000 cash. $50 monthly pays principal and interest
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-08-09
City Property TO Let.
EAST s7TH STREET.

Private Dwelling Lexington Avenue for rent
JOHN KENsETT KELLOGG 50 William Street
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-08-09
Unfwnished apartments to Let.
Unfurnished apartments to Let.
SEPARATE DEPARTMENTS

Managers of Estates.
Appraisers.
Private Houses.
investments.
Hotels for Sale and Rent.
Insurance.
Bonds and Mortgages.
Alterations and Repairs.
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1903-01-02

ana at the recent election was unani-
mously elected county surveyor.
Inc bride is an accomplished young
lady who grew to womanhood in the
city Ut Fargo, and by her amiabIe and
pleasing ways has won a host Of
friends. She visited this city during
tne Chautauqua last summer, and the
friends she made at that time will be
glad to know that she will hereafter
De ore Of US. For the present MI. and
mrs. Gorder will make their home
with the parents Of the groom. In
the spring it is their intention to
build a handsome residence in the
Cleveland g Kennedy addition.
The Inter Ocean joins in extending
best wishes.
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1903-01-02
PRESSED BRICK FACTORY.

The Devils Lake Pressed Brick COM
pany received this. week a new brick
press costing So, 500, which has a capa-
city of making 10, 600 brick daily.
The machinery weighs 10, 900 pounds
and is Of modern construction. The
outlook for this new enterprise is very
encouraging, and it bids fair to be an
important factor in the future devel-
opment Of the city. The brick manu-
featured thus far has proven highly
satisfactory. The quality is far bet
ter than brick made from clay, in
that they are harder and more durable.
The city hall front, which is the ad-
miration of. visitors and pride of resi-
dents of our city, was made of brick
manufactured by this plant. The
company will start operating again
carly in the spring.
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1903-01-02
THE RAISED.

largo college has raised the $780,
900 necessary to secure DR.. D. K,
Pearsons' $50, 600. This splendid re-
suit has been achieved after years of
toll and the college enters on a new
era of prosperity and increased use
%fulness. The work of raising this
endowment was begun by President
Simmons who gave his life in the SER
vice of the state and the college.
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1903-01-02
WILL BOOM Ignite.
A 100000 Company, Including the Wash
burn Interests, is Formed in

JUN interests, IS Formed in
Minneapolis.
With the incorporation just accom-
plished of the Washburn Ignite Coal
company which plans to mine Ignite
on a big scale hereafter, General W.
d. Washburn forsees the emancipation
of the northwest from the yoke now
imposed upon it by eastern coal
barons. -
The company, which will com
mence business Jan. 1, is to engage
in working coal lands in North Da-
kota and elsewhere. It is capitalized
for $500, 900, the shares being $1oO
each. The limit of indebtedness is
$3.50, 600.
The officers are: President, ". D.
Washburn; vice president, Alfred F.
%Plllsbury; secretary and treasurer,
W. H.. Kellar. Other incorporators
are Judge M. B. Koon, Henry l..
Little, Caleb G. Crane and Edwin G..
Washburn.
II confidently believe said Cen
eral Washburn this forenoon, "that
the mining of Ignite on tie scale
contemplated will solve the problem of
the northwest's future fuel supply,
and will place us on such an indepen-
dent basis that we will no longer be
at the mercy of the coal interests of
the east. Certainly, in the event of
any such labor disturbances as have
now curtailed the supply of anthra-
cite, we will have at our doors a good
substitute for hard coal.
I'VE are now mining from 700 to
800 tons of Ignite daily. By next
year we expect to increase our output
to between 1900 and 1000 tons.
Ignite, in it's crude form, possess
about 66 per cent of the heat units or
v%olitile combustibility of anthracite.
am now having experiments male,
particularly in Germany, through
which l expect to be able so to i'm
prove upon the raw material by
briquetting it, that the finished article
will be the equal of hard coal in every
particular, both with respect to bulk
and heating quality. We are dispos-
ing OF 300 tons a day in Minneapolis,
most of it for domestic purposes, but
ultimately it will be used largely for
manufacturing purposes. The pres
ent demand for Ignite greatly exceed
the output of our mines, and that is
one reason why we have effected
organization at this time"