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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-02-18
foreclosure Sales.
NEW YORK SUPREME COURT. &C


NEW YORK SUPREME COURT COUNTY
~ Of New York William Rockefeller. PLAINTIFF. ssatns=
Jacob D. Butler others. Defendants. In
Judgment Of Foreclosure and sale duly made snd
above-entitied action bearing date thu
18th day Of FEBRUARY. 1901. the UNDERLINED. the
Judgment named viii sell Public
ton at York Real Estate Salesroou. No III
Broadway. the Borough OF Manhattan City OF New
the 18th day OF February 1905 AZ II o'clock
noon on day. Peter 2. Meyer Auctioneer. ths
premises BY said judgment be sold and therein
follows All certain lot piece parcsi
situate. lying and being In the Twelfrh W1rt-
Borough ot Manhattan. City O New YORK which eakss
bounded described follows Beginning
point the EasteTly side OF Convent Avenue dis
hundred and twenty-five feet NOrtbsTly trort
the formed by the Intersection OF TIE Easter
Avenue with the Northery side of Ors
thence EasterIv
parallel n One hundred and forty rst street or
feet: thence Sorthery parallel with Convent
hundred and niuety four feet and six ncne-
thence parallel with one hundred H0d
f0rry-drst and part o. distance through a
party hundred TIE Easteriy side OF sdit
Convent and thence Southerly along said asr
side u Avenue hundred and utnety-for Zee
the point place OF beginning ba'eo
New York 4th February. 1905
HENRY w BOOESTAVEFt. Referee.
MORRISON & MORRISON. Attorneys for Plaintiff -
(sda street. OF Manhattan New York civ
The following a diagram q the property 10 Be Sotf
zc~ff I'd lL0
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-02-18
SALVATION ARMY TO BUILD HOME

The Salvation Army is planning to build near
East Twenty-sixth-st. and East River an indus
trial institution. This morning at IL o'clock COM
Inander Booth Tucker. Colonel Miles, ana Major
Ferris of the army will confer with Commissioner
Evnes and Deputy Commissioner McNulty. Of the
Department of Corrections. and Warden Fox. on
B1ackwelrs Island regarding the proposed build
ing The plan of the army Is to build Il structure
where the men and women who are released from
the workhouse will be taken care OF. given homes
and work in order TO Keep then from returning y"
I hair former walks of life.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-02-18
RECORDED TRANSFERS.

12ad No 9as wsss II szg e II loo q r,
Nse2 g. si cer e I d6n5k 56ssPh a; SO
to Giovanni Lord n,ortsass $4,000.
kstbrB . 81 # a al II /. Frank Ebl lsllG
M siiseg- nos 9ss and 2ss : 4o1eo: Mayer
Rabtner ct al TO Daniel Cohen and Samuel
ATenRe Corner sgV istbs 5is41oo sophia
Robert to Adolf MandeI InoTtssse, s50. 600 -.
Dorothea sternfeId to Louis Damum: mortgage. -,
ST Nic5olss-ave. n W corner 125th-st 90 iixi0o:
Farmers. Loan and Trust COMPANY trustee. to 90 ~
11adison-a2e No sos v $ 1eszioo D Towns
s4 sRa "l9T III Il It osPo Of z ] 54zloo5
William MCGOWAN 10 William Patten' mort
watsr.st. nos $50 and ass : 81 9z6S a1s7ex
Loan Banking colnpahy: mortgage $4,000; ali
Brooae-sr Nos 20 ana IS. n $. 5oxI5: Jacob
seider and Morris s59Iar to Isidor TeiteIban"'
sufToik-st. " Corner stanton-st, 4oxI5 Abraham
Sverson TO Paul Chopak and another; mort
o7tisst nos las and 147 West Kiss fx42 *
$50; Marie wi1nPie 70 Annie and Fannie Silver 70.
n a1s H0s e and - 80 sx1oox iresugaIr
Harris MaGisDsum s9s 80. snother to Abraham 100
Nsttst nos }65 ana les : 65x1oo: Joseph
BE to Join L sea9dsT mS55gags 81 s1
Charles R Saul TO Jean Du Puy Chambin; p
c5 Saa 81 aS5s'se ST Ios;hss
100: Herman Rrandstein to John FFederich' I
1sthst No 36I East. 1sx1oo IL Csnuls sq5heT
Fdr -iT mo No I47. StzIoo: william PEsgdsr-
gas{; executor. 10 S@iAuei ..e-+. 81. 900
53d-st No 80 West Is 9x10a 8 Iaber Baylss 70 100
George J Bascou: mortgage. Slueve. 1V'
Peaver-st No o. "a 6xS6- IX24 $50: h1L- ,oc
mar Haas To NeU-Yorx Cotton Exchange AVo
D,a5t-o1-avs " corner 54th-st- q 6xlOo-0- Eu-
rene 7, YS1she TO Cornelia n Peabody mort ,oo
go; %o Iso East l.xso.5; Charles @ Moore
and anothe! executors TO carolyn 1880
aIirg7HS ave > corner Jstt-st, 4e5x52 John
Me- r, The ScIaefer Company mortgage ,
$4,000 -.;,.-.; sa5 II OF 16Tth-st
5nx1CS. Henri Benjamin TO Thomas Farley ,
ALL frIs
same property: Thomas Farley 10 Gilbert y ,
hasefo9 1S !, yv-s.t 10 fxas9 Mary McGrath
70 townsend wandail; mortgage s-ooo1. 4'.''O
6shst No IS West 1;or IGa sa4 SIS Is sd
qa,T 81 No lbs west. 2GNes-9; Samuel r jayne
and another executors ana u '..'...... IS 900
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-02-18
OFEICE C0NSTRrCTING d. M.. BURLINe-

- ton VI Ian 20 1908 Sealed proposals. t- trfpli
cs4s wiz be received until IL 1893.
Plumbing. Gas Piping. Electric VIZ
barracks
Constructing Plumbing Of two stables and Construct
INK tvo gun Fort Ethan Allen Vt lnrormatto0
furnished Application Z ; reserves night - rcJecr
co1tar proposals indorsed Proposals FOR Pu5io
Buildings. Fort Ethan Allen. W. Captain T. h
= - "
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-02-18

York city. February 70 19o3--Seaie3 proposals. N
tripiicate, received here until O'Clock P NJ
March s. 1908 and then opened. furnishr and Do
verng Quarterlasters Department. olive Dr7s
Lasting Olive Drab Flannel Caps. D. 3 Cap Cloth.
Ornaments Letters. Hats. Stockings Canton FLANNEL
Drawers Tudershirt Information and blanks
bidding furnished upon application e : reserves
the right reject all proposals
part thereof Envelopes containing proposals should %
marked Proposals CloJhlus 20 be- o7ened Nara
1903 and addressed D. y. WHEELER. Asst Q NJ
Gan'L Z. 8. A. Depot G ".
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EVILS NIXON TO BUILD.

Plans were filed at the Department OF Buildings
Yesterday for a three story brick building and
stable 70 be erected at the northwest corner Of
Park-ave ard sixty -frst-st.. for Lewis Nixon The
tutldine will be of brick and limestone, with
frontage OF ffty-seven feet and a depth OF fifty
fact ma surrounded with an ornamental iron fence.
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PLANS FOR NEW BUILDINGS.

ad-ava > S34 u OF izIth-st. for a three ana
fDur story brick theatre. 16sx20o, InoInds "
Miner. owner. ] b NcElfstriek q son @fSai-
-- 80. To-. o. q . a
eat No. 2o5 and 2aT East. Tor a six story prick
tenement house. 40Nsi-5. Rom o"iT'' . ~
architect e.
i,srk-s-,e and Gtst-st. a corner Tor Ihree
stCrv brick DIV sIiiEg house. with staot1. S'N'''
L Nixon. owner. z tlass. eont ie.-l. '' %.
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Proposals.
PROPOSALS FOR MILITARY SUPPLIES

Il Phua Depot O N Dept. 1928 Arch Street. Ptlils.
18th. f0G3-Ssalsd proposals. trpllcate
viii Ee received until Cd O'Clock p N THURS
9Th delivery either the PM
sdepbs Boston Chicago Francisco dspots OF thS
OF I2GOO Drab campaign
Hats regulation pattern. $1,000 Cotton StocSinss
Canton Flannel Drawers 10000 Cotton
Knit Uudershfrs with CollsrettsS and -5Op PTS oIaS
caIfsku shoes. chrome tanned Also for delivery az ne
New York 100000 yards Olive Drsb Lasting and
600 yards Olive Drab ed Snrriug Flannel and
F0- the exclusive the PhtadeDhd Depot q
0lO Dress yards D B. Cap Cloth l2atD
Forage Cans 10000 Collar Ornaments gilt 10000 Cola
Ornaments dun finished goo Letters u ;
Gilt Quantities 10 Be subject 70 - per
CIT Increase X by this DEPARTMENT Bt1ders
are requested carefully the standard samples
that proposals nay De sJIorliJte1
knowledge OF An absollte
pliarce with the standards and specifications VIII 5s II
and bis based upon samples Offering from specifications
be considered The articles sd
those for which BIDS are 70
Early deliveries sssentiAl
and bidders must thet- proposals the rate AMI
should awarded
fh; Contracts will provide To-
reduction in OF 1-iS OF cen- Cor esca
or the 80 days and Is or one per cent FOR
sscb day thereafter OF delayed deliveries Covert
eat reserves right 20 reject accept any OF al
nrorosaIs ora thereof Preference given
eies o. Domestic production conditions oc
quality price ncludiug n the price OF foreign pro
d1ctfor thereon being equal A
OF the Of the arrtclss
proposed accompany al proposals Circular 20
furnished upon application. Envelopes containing pro
posals TO endorsed Proposals for Military supplies N
be March 5tl-. 1893 and addressed 10 Dep0$
CQuarterrlaster. Philadelphia
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-02-18
REAL ESTATE NOTES.

N & T. Hess have leased for the estate Of sam
vel n F,abcock the entire six story basement and
-. L,ep+ building No % Great Jones-st..
which is to be extensively altered and occupied oy
rha American Type Founders Company Tor a term
~ ffteen wears al gross rental of 100000
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-02-18

Plans vera filed for alterations to No. 100
East Fifty-sixth-st.. the home Of Mrs. George
Hoady, who Is the owner. A three story extension
is to be built in the rear elevator, new stair
case and entrance to be built, at cost OF
go coo. Carrere & Hastings the architects
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-02-18
PLANS FOR BURDEN HOME COMPLETED.

Horace Trumbauer an architect, OF Philadelphia,
has completed the plans and specifications for the
house which I. Townsend Burden will build at
Fifth-ave and Niuety-second-st- The house Will
be five stories high. with walls Of Philadelphia lime
stone and Oriental brick The plot is 45x90 feet
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-02-18
BRONX BUILDING NOTES.

Madson-st west side. 10 feet south OF Morris
Park-ave two story frame dwelling 26xSs feet:
Sarah T. Cahill owner; 3. Ebeltng architect cost,
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U,nier Resorts.
NEW-JERSEY.
HOTEL
DEN MS,
ATLANTIC CITY, n. !.

ATLANTIC CITY, y. ].
The DENNIS is beautifully situated,
directly facing the Ocean and Board
walk Hot and cold Sea water IN FL
vate baths. All Coli privileges.
For convenience Of prospective visit
ors from New York and vicinity, we will
have personal representative at the
Holland House, New York, Tuesday,
Wednesday, Thursday and Friday OF
each week during February from 10
A. NJ. to s P. NJ, with room plans and
all information.
WALTER 7. BUZBY.
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9lnanrlal mretluqs.

New York January 225. 1903.
ELECTION NOTICE
- Taafx IRON Mountain Southern Rail-
way Co.
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE
~ annual meeting II tas stockholders the ST Louis.
1~o- Ngrt.r & Southern Railway Company viii be held
tfice Con1"auy the CITY Of
Ios n ss1uri IN Tuesaay March 10Th. 1903. at nine
for eieetlC Of thirteen NlrectoTE Tor
TIE ensuing wear the .-ansacton Of any other
meeting. annual
--ene a - directors held the office
OF ne sane DAY twelve Q clock noon The transfer
rrots - he closed On Fri6sr January 10th. 1903 al
fse oc.oc P N reofened on he CAV following the
s~.1 -,seff-g a. ne stockholders any adjournment
GEO : GOULD. President
z CAIEF. Secretar
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New York. January I'D. 1908.


o II
Fiction NOTICE
The Missouri Pacific Railway Co.
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE
- animal -eting q. lie stockholders Of The Missouri
Pacific RAILWAY Company vE be- reid AZ the genera once
o. CCrn-su- Cfv Of St Louis, hlssourl on
T-1eseev Ns-ch fOth 1903 O'clock a NJ Tor the
the ensuing year
the tra-sact5r any other business tfat iAy come
before the ~sla meeting annual meeting OF me L-
scf-s Mi - held a. tie same the day. at
o'clock noon Tie transfer books VIII De closed On
F-.asy Jsnuaey 3orh 1903 O'Clock T. IA ana r.
following annual meeting OF tae
sIocshoicsrE any Adjournment theTeoi -.
GEO. J. GOULD. President
H cAIEF Secretary.
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Jusuranrc Brokers
Conartnrrshlp Nolire.

ecHERsfERHoRN BI-u.DING.
10 % Broadway- Wall stree, 200,
New York February l6fb 1865
,f,uE pART\FRSHIP HERETOFORE CAR
Il 5ea On und,r the name Of Jones d Harris by MI
shirley Jones been THIS Gay iFiii--a'' ~ F-'
Jones viii sign HquidatiGi- -, 49,. .,.,s ss,,
me- r,raerstgued fAat tifF nave ms Hds
.+-rS--srin fraeF Of
-o44-S- % .IoNEs d EisdaN-
- v-.sIory Thomas transaction OF a
os.arzl commission N stocks t"aas anu "Lhs
$500 ts-- ..r,4r,ries al tie above address
90 SHIPLEY JONES, Il
Member New York Stock EXchAaet.
JONATHAN TRUMBLLL LANMAN.
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ria ,rr,x{rnatc amount Of lien charge satisfr
vvLf-F 49, aba~s-descffbeG property Is % be sold
az az, irh interest from the lin day q April.
fafT r0~arha- WITH be- OF the sale The
ns5s9s amount Of assessments. other Hens.
yybfrh are 70 allowed % che purchaser OUT % tHs
purchase money paid by the Referee IS SSsS5 % and
pstea New York. February 1905
HENRY W. BOOKSTAVER. Referees.
DVrTsTIs subscriptions for The Tst6uas
y received at UPTOWN Orice
No I..s64 BROADWAY.
ssve-tiseussnts viii BE received following branch
Offices regular Once rates g7ti e.eioSk p N WIS.,
= q. 25i-sE lsS bta-aNc. ccr
Tsrh-st a2 East fftb-St-; 257 West t-d-st. BE-
Ttb nj .t3 West f23th-sS.s f.ssssS
,.-aye. between 7eth and 77th LOIS 3d-ase..
I-t-avr-. Stfth-sf tsS East
- esstb Sti-aNe--
80 =. ga 3d-rve.s 2E0 EleecEeE-st-s sly
Brook tyn. y. h--@tS t0urt-sf.g
.I5 smifh--f.s I.GO4 Gafes-aNe- Newark. ~. -
-73t Broad-7t. Also ~ ~ D Z cr-ces
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MRS. hoApLYs PLANS.

E E1agg is the architect, The cost is estimated to
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-02-18

aay-:ySI CHESTNUT STREET..
Philadelphia. January 81 1909.
TTDFTITY TRUST COMPANY lFORMERLY
Ire Fidelity Insurance and safe Deposit Com
rs-y Trustees under Mortgage the William CraHp *
S1rs snip Engine Building Company dated Men. l.
7sgg fri-a tenders PROPOSALS bonds issued under
$40 Mortgage 70 redemption; proposals
70 L. opened and asarjs made February Il 1908.
P. ELLIS, President
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-02-18
Jlpiotno Noures.

NATIONAL BISCUIT COMPANY.
THE REGULAR QUARTERLY DIVIDEND
- q ONE AeSD T-44RF,V-sor-A F,TERs PER CENT
the preferred declared. pasabie
18th. 1888 Transfer books Ei IL ccsec rom febi1als
1870 10 February 18th. both inclusive -
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AMERICAN STEEL EoUNDRIEs. -

A 7 \ MEETING OF THE BOARD OF d.
held this Gay a quarterly dividend q oNE
AND ONE-HALF PER CENT upon the Preferred STOCK
this Corporation PAYABLE %. 1868 declared
payable 70 the Stockholders the close OF
business upon February 2ath. 1903
the purpose rsytns dividend the trans
the Corporation VIII
closed upon February e4th and reOpened March
se.
F. z PATTERSON. secy. Treas.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-02-18

OFFICE OF THE AMFRICAN COAL COMPANY,
! Broadway
New-Yoraz Feb. q 1903
THE BOARD OF DIRECTORS OF THE
American Coal Company. q Auegany County; MAR
land has declared annual sitttdsni 81
rive upon the capital STOCK q ne a'na1s.
PAYABLE 81 lss Monday. March md ls"fs
The Transfer Books VIII be closed February 18TH
o'clock P Il. and reopeneo o. ne sao...as u
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gounirD proper1p for
gountr1 Bodro.

DOARD FOR AN INVALID pleasant ho-as IA
ID retired physicians family. Bez 24I Doobs Ferry
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Gouutrp prOpertn 20 Eci

(tRANFORD y J.Nine-roOm house. all Improvement
- electric lights. location. garden, ruit: ot 2
100. $50 Sunday. H 3 CHANDLER 10 Ari1sT
Road. Cranford or BeeAman-st- Ne7v York
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-02-18
THE DUNLOP,

Special Attractions washington's Birthday.
THE ALBEMARLE,
yirginia-ave near Beach Atlantic City.
This select family hotel capacity 400 offers slperio
.ccor1rnodstio7s Including steam heafe
with excellent cuisine and service at special ret
curing February and March of S. $40 Sl@oo weekls
Contains elevator private baths, extensive sun paotS
-tc Booklet reqJ est =. Z SOf T.
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90 Get for Business purposes

etc -nn WILL. PURCHASE ass West 22d 81. four
SIO.DUU story Dwelling &1x1oos elegant loea1oTs
Apply premises
DUYERS ATTENTIONS. 2. EIKfNs 152 Nassau
ID has choice properties and bargains city ana
country Correspondence Invited
The Alaska prospector., 1903-06-18
More Oil Locations at Orca.

The oil excitement at Orca is growing in intensity, thousands of acres have been staked and mostly under the direction of experienced men. Good surface indications are found everywhere. Borings will be begun at an early date, The prop ty is just back of Orca, where fine harbor exists.
 Denver Ed Smith, Jerry O'Brien and A. w. Kenny, the latter a man man of long experience in the oil fields, have just returned to record 32 new locations. They are very enthusiastic oyer the outlook for the Orca oil fields.
The Alaska prospector., 1903-06-18

Sparkling soda water at the Cam dy Kitchen.
 Medicines of any kind put up at the Broadway Pharmacy.
 Positively last day of sale at Lion Clothing Store next Saturda V. Look for bargains.
 The Loomis pack train leaves to-day for the Nizina. Oscar Fish will accompany it.
 An imitation stone front on a log building is one of the latest inn provements, and it makes very good one.
 Volney T. Hoggatt, attorney in the litigation now going on in re- gard to the Bonanza property, has gone to the Philippines to take the testimony of Major Abercrombie.
 Captain Fillmore of Kenai, who was brought to Valdez by deputy marshall Sexton on charge of making "Hooch" and selling it to the natives, was released on bond and has returned to his old haunts.
 For Sale-At once. Two of the best located placer claims on the famous Young creek, in the world famed Nizina district. Fortune is yours for little money.
 w. c. Stull.
 Fire warden, Pete Cashman, is about to go to the interior and has rendered his resignation. There will probably be meeting of the interested parties to elect his suc- cessor. It may be truly aid that when Pete leaves the whole depart ment has left.
 Deputy Marshall Dreibilbis, we'll equipped, left here Tuesday after noon for a trip to the Nizina, where he will place an attachment on the McAlpin sawmill, as Tommy Reams has brought suit through the firm of Leedy x Kelsey, to recover money claimed to be due from Me- Alpin to plaintiff for transporting the mill outfit from Valdez to the Nizina.
 PROSPECTOR BUREAU OF INFORMATION. We have many calls for information regarding rents and desirable property for sale. If you have anything in this line list it with us. Bring us description of your mining property if you have any for sale.
The Alaska prospector., 1903-06-18
A FEW NEWS NUGGETS.


 W, c. Stull, Graduate Optician. Moose meeting tonight.
 New Stetson hats at Levys.
 Elaterite Roofing, nothing equals it.
 Gasoline for sale at the Valdez Market.
 The Broadway Pharmacy for all spring medicines.
 Large glasses of Jam and Jellies 25 cents at Levys.
 WASHOE PICKS and fine ham, dles at Brownell,s.
 If your best girl likes oysters take her to Wikidel's.
 The latest in mems clothing, call on the American Tailors and be happy.
 Auction sales at Lion Clothing Store each night until all is dis posed of.
 New consignment of LARGE Glass, at Brownell's.
 Choicest fruits arriving on every steamer at the Candy Kitchen.
 See that line of underwear at Fish < Co.'S. You will find the kind you have been looking for. Judge Lyons and wife left for Juneau on the Excelsior. The judge will return in about month. w. s. Clarke, of the Northwestern Smelling X Refining Co.,, was a passenger on the Bertha for the West.
 J. J. Franey, representing prop critics on Latouch. is here to show his holdings to Mir. Brownlee repre- senting T. Aug. Heinze.
 A farewell dance is to be given the last of the week to Roy Cooper and Grant Sweet, who leave on the next boat for the states.
 Mail for the interior will leave here on the 1st and 18th of each month, and mail from the interior is expected to arrive on about the same dates.
 In letter dated May 5th from the Nizina, Cliff Phillips states that in prospecting on No. 2 above on Chittitu, they took out as good as one dollar to the pan.
 Mir. Brownlee is evidently a man of musical taste. He was strongly impressed with the rendition of Sheridan of the valley" by one of passengers on the Bertha.
 Mir. H. Bratnober, famed as a mining expert, is here, and will, with Jack Dalton of the famous Dalton trail, take a trip across country to look at properties on the Panama.
 A warrant of arrest was served on Jennie Raymond yesterday for discharging firearms within the town limits. The case will come up before Judge Shaw at 2 o'clock to-day.
 A parsonage is being erected on the rear of the Episcopal church lot. It is to be a roomy, twO-story building, and will be occupied by Rev. and Mrs. Taylor as soon as completed.
 The large building in course of construction on the corner of Me Kinley street and Broadway is rap idly assuming shape. When com pleted it will be occupied hy Stoel x Wilson as shooting gallery. bowling alley, and general pleasure resort.
 A banquet will De given tonight at Wikidel's by the Chamber of Commerce to the various gentle men who have arrived lately, to look over the country and see some of our mineral resources. The value of their visit is fully recognized ,and the banquet is given as a token of appreciation.