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The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1903-03-16
roo MUCH MONEY.
Useless Expenditure for Whiskey
That Gould BE Used to Better
Advantage.

Every drinking man spends too
much for liquor. The dollar OF
two a day that it costs the regular
drlnker to crafty his appetite for
whiskey is a useless expenditure
and there is not one man in hum
dred but what has to deprive him
sell or his family Of something in
order to keep it up. Furtherm ore
it is spending money TO cultivate
= disease which in the end is as
certain to get the best of you as
pight will follow day. Reflect a
a minute and see what this money
wasted would do for you or your
dear ones at home. Ifyou fud it
hard to quit, consult DR.. Nc
Kama and he will make it easy
for you,
Any drinking man will find Dr.
Nc Kanna's treatment the best in
vestment be ever make. viewed
from any standpoint he wants 10
look at it. The money spent for
whiskey IN a few months will pay
for a treatment that will permanent
lly cure the costly habit, and not
one Of DR.. McKanna's 8 patients has
ever regretted that they took bis
treatment. There are no danger
Gus hypodermic or bsd after effects
to fear, as 10 the sO-cailed cures.
Full information will be oheerfully
furnished ell who call or address
lMr. ]. j. McKanna at either Of bis
offices. Kansas Oity offices, cor
ner Eleventh and McGee streets
phone 1886 Main, Chicago offices
l182 Dearborn street. phone 1885
| Central. Oklahoma offices, Wesl
Sinth street, Oklahoma City, .. !
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1903-03-16

The club women Of Carthage,
80 have concluded TO devote no
more Of their time 10 studying his
tory. but let bygoDes be bs cones
and turn their attention TO civic im
Drovement .lust what line Of
civic Improvement they propose
TO undertake is not given out as
yer. bat the county press lauds
them in their determination aid
expects to see Carthage 8 model
community. in the near future.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1903-03-16

sunday, 70 $3.50 o. m
j a. Rose ...... ............... postmaster
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1903-03-16

] Dana Bickford. wellknown New
England inventor, is actively interest
ing himself and endeavoring to engage
ire sympathy u other inventors in a
proposition to establish home for in
sieent inventors The location for
tne institution has been selected at
west Medford. Mass. A large dwell-
ine house has been secured and Mr..
picfford is about 10 address letters to
nersons throughout the country 10 an
en6eavor to secure contributions for
tie purpose,
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1903-03-16

noARp OF EpuoArIos.

I A Roae .. .............. President
b d Emerson n B Biggers Reford Bond
RIM Cochran
srAFDrHG eOMMlTTEE.
On text brooks and course Of study Cochran,
Payne and Emerson.
ON rules and regulations Birgers, Bond AND
Cochran.
Ffnance-EmersoH. Bond and Payne.
On examining and nominating teachers -
Bond. Payne and Cochran
On buildings. grounds and supplies r Payne,
Bond. Bigscrs, Emerson and Cochran,
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1903-03-16
ENREKA SPRINGS

~. rrtseo system operates wide.Festinnlnlen.
1890 itghted trains. All cafe cars ann nlninh
,,,,dsr ne management OF Fred Harvey
Time q trains a.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1903-03-16
$500 per Bushsl for Wheat
SLOO per BuShsI for Corn

To the couservatively inclined
investor the above figures do not
appeal as being a possibility dur
ing the present year. They are
cnf Of reason and no person any
thing like posted on the market
conditions will entertain the idea
Of seeing such fabulous prices for
the spring and summer options
ve. there are commission houses IN
he large cities heralding abroad
the statement that such gigantic
proportions will be reached before
maturity of these contracts. we
do not believe in these wild repre-
ssntations, and do not wish to be
quoted as having had any connec-
lion with them, however, we wish
n say that tbs speculative markets
we're never in better condition and
more inviting to the conservative
investor than at present. We dc
not look for 3 runaway market
from present levels, but believe
that the different commodities wilI
rue quite active and will By con-
6ned 10 q range that will be prac-
ticalIy safe for operations o.
margin. We desire to call th'
pubiic attention to our excellen'
p,ivats wire facilities aud contlnu'
ous quotation service. second Z
none in the southwest. Otderl
for immediate or future delivery
Of COTTON, GRAIN, sTOCks
"a PROVISIONS solicited
Everybody invited to investigate
our service and financial ability
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1903-03-16

Fight competition with printer 8
ink-lt doesn't scatter, but it
spreads like a racy rumor in 3 gOs-
sipy neighborhood There is
more truth than poetry in the state
ment thst dead man doesn't { ad-
ve-tise. He can't-but q i've one
slwavs does. He can-and be gels
money and happiness thereby.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1903-03-16
OFFICIAL DIRECTORY.


TERMS or THK g. s. couRr FoR YEAR isz
At Chickasha- Begins Monday september
~ iao1 ard Monday February 10, 1913, and
cor iinues 20 session Two weeks.
Al Ryan-Beeins Monday October q, 1909.
session ten days
Al Purcell-Beqins Thursday. october =,
1902 and Thursday. March z, 1893, and con
tinues for ten days
Al Pauls valleg-Bezins Monday. November
q 1902 ana Ai0uday. March =, 1915, AL con-
tinues for six weeks
A. Ardmorc- Monday, December IS, 1892 and
Monday May 4 1898 and continues for eight
weeks on longer.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1903-03-16

Juice Of the lemon is one Of the best
ane safest drinks for any person,
wbethsr in health oy not II Is suit
abls for al stomach diseases. liver
complaint and innammstioH Of re
novels. Lemon is used IN intsrmis
tent fsverp. II will alleviate and nm
ally cure coughs and colds. and heal
Alueaeed lungs. Its uses are manifold
ara the more We employ II internally.
he better We shall find ourselves. Il
win nupsfssde euinina
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1903-03-16

They have 70 mandamus the
mayor Of Chickasba to get bin
to call an election 10 that
cisy. The difference in that place
aud Muscogee is that they viii have
10 mandamus the mayor over here
10 prevent him from calling TOO
many elections -Muscogee Phenix.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1903-03-16
WELL, WE LIKE THIS!
Come Over, MuscOgee, and Wen
Give You Few Lessons
In Hustling.

Ohiokasha, ] T., is several years
younger than many other towns IN
the Territories that are many times
It's size, and yet Chickasha IS to
have street paving. The people
OF that town are going 10 pave two
streets, Chickasha and Third. and
abutliDg owners are going to pay
the cost Muscogee is an older
town, bigger town and better
town than Chickasha. Her streets
should be paved Muscogee lsv-
ening Times.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1903-03-16

CITY OFFICERS
Mayor-R + seonern.
Polioe Judge-H l. Grigsby.
Attorney-Alger Melton.
Chief Of police, o J. Hopkins.
Clerk ard Assessor W n Cloud.
Treasarer-w II Edwards
ALDERMEN
ST. ward. D smith, webb Hendrix,
znd ward. E S Fletcher W A Ferguson
srd ward.-w W Whiteman, ID leoman
ith ward Frank Brown W II Bright.
The city council meets every lst and Srd
Thursday nights Of each month at the mayors
Office
COMMITTEES.
Street and Alley-Frank Brown, D. y. Ycoman
w. A, Ferguson, b. P. smith.
FINANCE.
Webb hendrix, w. w. Whiteman, W H.Bright
z S Fletcher Webb Hendrix, smith.
ORDEAECE
w. A. Ferguson, f S, Fletcher, r. smith.
PoLioB-
BP smith. Frank Brown. d + Yeoman.
PUBLIC IMPROVEMENTS
w W whiteman, Webb Hendrix W h Brighl
WATER WORKS,
Frank Brown, Z S Fletcher, Webb hendrix.
AUDITING.
p smith. W A Ferguson. DF Yeoman.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1903-03-16
LEGAL NOTICES

Al, ~arrinq orders or other legal publica.
,tene nersefter Inserted 10 the ExrpEss VIII
~ sehsraed for at the rate Of flo0 per slhsife
ften lines. nonpareil measurementl iol tns
e.st. iersrtiou and soc for each succeeding IN.
,,e,s,or mis- Is the "a e fixed by the revised
..tafutre Of Arkansas for such legs punileA.
siers Attorneys viii please take nolice ana
rovcYn themselves accordingly
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1903-03-16

pIu Find Of Ancient silver Coins.
Several hundred silver coins. dating
syom the beginning Of the nineteenth
century, we're unearthed during recent
excavations in Brides alley, Dublin.
Iyeisnd
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1903-11-20
West Darling

Nov. 15-There's much threshing to
be done yet.
One mixed livery in the third ward
since the Pike Greek man quit.
They cay Rockdale was out so late
courtiDg that he didn't get home till
IL 10 Monday night
School in District 35 has now been
open two months and a half, and still
many of the children do not 70. There
Is q good teacher and it's too bad that
children should lose any shooting.
Silver Parks SINH stays home now
and helps to take care Of the big stock
farm.
Whoever No. 1 goes to Spring Gar
den six times week but only once to
Golden Valley. . =
Report of School in Dist. "a for
month ending Nov. IL.
No. of days taught 90
No. OF pupils enrolled SO
Average daily attendance 40
Those perfect In attendance during
the month are: Edna, Frithjof, and
Roy HietmAnn, Enga and Clara Nylen,
and Ada and Alma Lindahl.
Mary Kull, Teacher.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1903-11-20
RIPLEY

Nov. 18-Mr. and Mrs. Philorom
Grenier Of Belle Prairie are visiting
Mr.. and Mre. Ben Ledoux of CHS
holm, MINI.
Joseph Charter arrived Monday
from North Dakota.
Miss Libbie Hatten begins Monday
teaching school in Dist. A. Miss Hat
ten has taught school before and given
perfect satisfaction. We all wish the
20 ung lady great success.
AmedyDoucette threshed Wednesday
for N. Barbeau.
William Doucette had four stacks
of wheat burned Thursday. The en-
CINE sent sparks which caught in the
stack.
:, The wedding of John Doucstte to
Miss Josephine Davieau was held at
the French Catholic church of Belle
Prairie Tuesday, Nov. II, with Father
Garreaud officiating. Mr.. and Mrs.
Doucette will make their future home
here. They have a large circle of
friends who wish them a happy and
long welded life.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hstten made a trip to
Little Fails Friday and took their
daughter home.
A child was born last week to Mr..
and Mrs. Ludger Plant.
Amedy Doucette was badly hurt
abont an arm Thursday while work.
ing on his threshing machine. Mr..
Doucette had an arm In the cylinder
when the engineer started the ma
chine. He succeeded in taking his
arm away but it was badly fractured.
Some farmers ordered cars to ooship
their grain over q week ago, but they
have not arrived yet.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1903-11-20
PLATTE

Nov. 18-Henry and Ed. Riohner,
Joe Schubert. Louis Ridl, returned
home from North Dakota Saturday.
g. A. Dziwiek, Paul Poplik. Tom
Pop.ik, Joe Kemper Of Buckman,
came here Tuesday to hunt deer.
Mr.. Shea Of the st. Cloud Grocery
Co: was here Tuesday on h-eineea
A dance was held at Alex Rfdle.
A big crowd attended and all re-
ported q good time.
Frank No. ak. John Endahl and
Felix Kosobuski were at Little Falls
Monday.
Miss Helen Mrozek of Flensburg ie
there staying with M. s Kosobuski,
Frank Brisk, s. Pielarksi and Mat
Pielsl ski went to Mile Laos lake to
work in the woods.
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Mo.RRIL

Nov. II - A girl baby was born on
the l2th to Mr.. and Mrs Edwin Be-
cords. 4. @JS@
". H. waid's gun crippled and
now he must be without game.
Jacob Dague goes to Rice TODAY
WITT q load Of fence posts. ,s&
Norris Carnes of Royalton passed
through our town on the 10th on his
way to Minert Larson's -
Jacob Dague will bid on The mail
job between Ramev and Dulce. a.
Mr.. Heubner, who left our town
last spring. together with his wife,
has moved back to their home, We
are glad to welcome them back.
Robt. Chase Of Minneapolis ia with
his father, W. H. Chase, chasing the
festive deer during the season
The church, which the brethren be-
gan to build q few weeks ago, is com
pleted. The members did the WORK
and the ladies worked in the house as
wellas the men. The church frater-
nifty here are to be congratulated. It is
to be dedicated in few days.
Robt. Vessel and wife returned from
Dah ota q few days ago. They found
that while they were away wolves
and other depredators had eaten all
their poultry.
DIFF. Chowen and wife. with Mrs.
Edith Cannon, all from Excelsior,
are visiting with the Cheeley and
Young families. -
+ The school house which Is t. be
built in the northeast quarter of our
town, is being hurried along as fast as
possible, as there must be five monthe
school held there the present year.
The Royalton Banners correspon-
dent in our town says that the farm
ers here prefer to use their stock for
wolf bait rather than take the prices
offered for it. This sounds queer dur
ing prosperity and should enable the
ignorant farmer to vote against the
president who only tries to throttle
canning with his big mou tn. Certain
~ the Banners correspondent is too
honest to vote for a party which
throws US chunks of prosperity at in
tervals only when it sees fit. taking it
from us when there is shadow Of a
show for someone else to be elected
president, but if he is not. will he
please tell us why cattle are 80 low at
this time? Possibly if the Morrill,
scrub won't do either, the editor of
the Banner will
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1903-11-20
PIKECREEK

Nov. 19-Christ York of Little
Falls town was seen on our streets
last Tuesday,.
Talk abo 1t barber shaving a pig
1t is not ev ~ barber that can, bu|
our barber did
A ". Swa'tz was at the Falls
Thursday
Misses Laura Simmons and Alta
Bowman Of Little Falls visited with
Miss Anna Weber Friday.
Mitchell Blair has gone on a deer
hunt.
A. Weber aud daughter drove to
Little ralls Saturday.
F. Lang and Il. Kreiu we're pleas
ant csllers Sunday.
Our livery man transacted business
at the Falls rhnrsday.
The rattle dance given at the home
Of V. Lipinski by Mrs. NJ. Kedrowski
Sunday was we'll attended, and q good
time is reported by all who were pres
emit Vincent Richter won the clock,
the lucky humber being sixteen.
Aug. Ringwelaki and Clara Ked-
rowski of Swan River were married
at the Ledoux Catholic church Tues
day. CONGRATULATIONS
Peter Smuda and wife of Little
Fails visited with the latter's sister,
Mrs. L. Glubka, Sunday.
A. Weber and family reported a
another good time at the Falls Sun
day.
A. Krause and family attended the
+ ingweleki- Kedrowski wedding in
Swan River Tuesday
John Ekman had ride like he
never had before Saturday. There
were three occupants in the buggy
when the hor:e SHE'D aud started
away at lively rate. J. Fink jumped
in time while ]. Ekman waited q
while longer and fell out. Mrs Elk
man hung onto the seat till the thills
broke and let the buggy stand. The
horse got home first.
Mr.. and Mrs. P. Richter entertained
large circle Of friends Sunday after
n Don.
When we get hold of so-cslled
agricultural paper which .carries more
doctors and patent medicine ads than
it does agricultural advertisements, it
can be set down for fake 80 far az
It's benefit to farmers is concerned.
We had few very cold days the
hrst part of the week. It is winter
sure
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1903-11-20
FLEN SBURQ

Nov. 17-John Wotzka was q county
seat visitor Monday.
Born-To Mr.. and Mrs. Martin
Wozchik owski. Wednesday. Nov. II,
q daughter. ..-~..
Mre. Peter Myers and son Harvey
were Little Falls visitors Saturday.
P. Martin Wozchikiwski has moved
Into his new house.
Johu Peepa was a. Little Falls vi
sitor Tuesday 49,
Louis Lars N is building a new
house.
M. and Mrs Becker of Little Falls
passed through here Saturday enroute
for Long Prairie. Mr.. and Mrs Beck
'er expect to move to the Sprandel
fariu north OF here.
{. Gregers a moved his family out
flom the Fall Saturday tn spend the
winter on his farm near here.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1903-11-20
asst Darling

Nov. 17-Hans Hoffman returned
Saturday from North Dakota.
Train time has been irregular lately.
Herman johnson is going to put %
9 saw mill on his farm in Northeast
Darling.
Reuem Der the entertainment next
Friday at O'Clock o. m.
John A. Schelin ia still working in
Little Falls. In spite of the cold or
heat John is always busy.
Peter Anderson of Little Falls VI
sited here Sunday.
Nov. 16-Fine socials Sunday at
River Grove and East Pleasant Grove.
School in Dist u has an enrolment
OF So with 8 daily average attendance
of 40. That large number of pupils
for one teacher to handle.
We have again called the railroad
company's attendtion to the need of
4 depot here and better train service.
Going to keep at it till the coon comes
down from tho tres-
Morrill,. when YOU want u foot race,
We will accommodate you, and not for
few dollars emily We have two
women here that we are willing to
wage $25 on, that they can beat an =:
thing in Morrill,. =.
E. 81. johnson will move from Lit
tie Falls to his place near Fish Lake,
which Mr.. Nelson has been running
under lease.
We understand that q hotel has been
started at the store in the sou Invest
part Of the building.
Some of our FOLKS around here are
doing too much Sunday work. s.There g
one ir section co. two in section 30,
one in section 80: two in section
49, one in section 49,, Guess q few
fines would correct some of them.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1903-11-20

sons who dill the shooting, 50 IL IA rot
knO VI whet her the shcotinr was done
~iifn'ly or if the person did it acct
dentallv and fidn't want to show M
afCer he SAW what hu done :.
Gerhart Wilkes left Wednesday for
Fergus Falls to visit his sister, Mrs
A. Terhaar, who il reported danger
ously i'll there, and not expected to
live. q. :
FACTS ABOUT INSURANCE.
Editor Herald: We read in the
Pierz news published in the Little
Falls Transcript of Nov. 6, 1903. as
reported by the correspondent of said
paper: 49,. ~. !, ~ :
':The Continental Insurance, Com
pany paid 81 cents per bushel for
wheat that burned. while the Pierz
Farmers Company paid go cents.
Both fires occurred on the same day."
We are informed that the local agent
for the Continental Insurance Com
pany is the correspondent of the Pierz
news for the Transcript. and since the
organization Of the Pierz Farmers In
surance Co. has sought a chance to
disoredit the standing of the home
compeny. And behold and see.
he does surely see big argument
here in favor of one cent per bushel
paid for wheat more by his company
IN his imagination.
We would have never thought to ar
que the case, but as many people from
here would jump at conclusions, with
out any further thought, that the Con-
tinental Insurance Co. would pay more
in case Of 8 loss therefore better
company to insure in In consequence,
we must defend ourselves.
Now come the facts. The Pierz
Earmers' Insurance Co. paid to Mr..
Frank Grittner of Pferz ITO whom
surely reference was made as the
party that suffered the loss, which
occurred on the Gath day of Sept. the
sum of one hundred eleven dollars and
twenty-fve cents. &8l. IS being for 1875
bushels Of wheat that burned, at IS
cents per bushel, the remaining $50
being paid for oats burned. and which
settlement was satisfactory to both ad-
justers and the claimant of the loss.
The proof Of the aforesaid may be
seen In the records at my Office any
time. Come and convince yourselves
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1903-11-20
SWANVILLE

N ov. l7-Mre. Tubbs will sell her
goods at auction next Saturday.
VIM. Jaeorka has returned after an
aheeuce # six yeare.
Gus Bertrsm sprained his knee
while working ct Bertha Friday. and
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1903-11-20

WANTED-Trustworthy Lady or
Gentleman to manage business in this
County and adjoining territory for
house of solid financial standing
$50. 90 straight cash salary and ex-
penses paid each Mon day direct from
headquarters. Expense money advanced,
permanent position. Address Mana
ger, Gus Monon Bldg. Chicago.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1903-11-20
r. D No. =

Nov. l8--B p. Benson and family
spent Sunday at Axel Setterserom's in
Little Falls. 5@5@. ]
Ole Ockerman had the misfortune to
ont his foot Wit an axe quite badly
Monday ..'
Our carrier made "a mills Monday
g.. as TO give his team rest. It %
prstty hard on horesAesh to iliaske
that tripSe?cry day, and a little rest
once in. a while comes handy =
Water Is here sure. We all feel that
but where dill tho Indian suc.mer 20
to? Pe1haps it will come yet.
Ii everyhsdy knew how disagreeable
| it is to take of the gloves in zero
weather to- pick up . pennies in the
mail boxes they would certainly buy
a little supply Of stamps from the car
rier on the nice days, and not trouble
him for every letter. 1t costs just the
/ Mrs. G. a. Taylor LET; Monday for
Brsinerd where she is going to attend
the wedding Of her niece. Miss Minnie
Holsapple.
Joe Dorf was threshing for B P.
Benson "Wednesday.
Peter 'Olin was down and Blu tctered
q steer for Alex Setterstrom Wednes-
day.
Sunday afternoon we saw Q four
horse team coming along the road at
lively speed and still the teamster
urged the horses to run faster. A
short while after man was coming
afoot for all he Was worth, and we
thought something queer had hap
pened. and sure enough, when the
man failed to overtake the team, he
came back and told Us that they had
stolen his cornshucks from the field,
that he would try to locate the
thieves and give them the limit.
And certainly they ought to be pros
ecuted, because If anybody who feels
like it. can steal in broad daylight with
out anybody interfering, it would
soon be so that nothing was safe any
more.
Frank Krickler is building a we'll
sized addition to his barn.
Mrs. Alfred Peterson of Little
Falls was q pleasant caller at Joseph
johnson y Thursday.
John Jagen Jr. came home from
Akeley Friday. He has been en-
ployed in a planning mill during the
summer.
Ole Ockerman butchered a hog Sat-
urday.
Land buyers were locking at George
Liebls farm Friday.
Jos. johnson and family spent Sun
day at ALI. Peterson's.
Although we are not Dutch, we
are making sauerkraut anyway.
AT some places the children have |
made 1t 9 practice to raise the flag on
the mailboxes to fool Doth the patron
aud the carrier. If those kids are
caught at it they may be sorry they
ever tried that kind of fun. Parents,
you ought to watch your young ones.
The government is not to play with.
John A. Anderson from Culdru m
came home Sunday from Edgely, N.
D =. where he has been employed on q
new railroad the n. P. is building.
LorenZ Kardasch is building q shed
in addition to his barn.
A few more mail boxes have been
put up this week.
Ole Ockerman, who cut his foot Mon
day, is doing nicely.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1903-11-20

The cut Of the Cass Lake saw mill
tor the season was "a, 500, Coo. feet.
There was l76 men employed en- the
day and..night crew. -