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The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1903-12-12

adoption Of economical methods.
The total estimated cost Of the
proposed work is Stiles. This is
at the rate of about $1,000 a mile to
complete the proposed improvement,
and makes the total cost, including
the amount already expended S107,-
CPS. or about $4,000 a mile. This
seems a very moderate sum for the
regulation Of a river of this size,
and its smallness is an indication Of
the naturally favorable conditions
of the river.
An obstacle to the navigation of
This river mentioned by Maj King
man IS the railway bridge belong
ing to the Southern railway which
crosses the river at Charleston.
Tenn, about nineteen miles from it's
mouth. This is a bridge with fixed
spans, its total length being 500
feet. divided into three spans, WITH
about 1875 fcet openings in the clear.
1t will be necessary to cause d
proper drawspan to be constructed
at this point before the proposed
Improvement is completed, the pres
ent law being considered ample to
perrl& this to be done whenever it
is necessary.
From the above it will be seen
that the Hiwassee river is undoubt-
edly worthy of improvement SO as
to secure a thirty-inch navlga ton
at ordinary low water from its
mouth to the mouth of the Ocoee.
Most effective service was render
ed and information afforded by Su-
perintendent r. r. Thatcher in con-
nection with the above concerning
the T1iwassee river. and it is re-
GREETED that his reports cannot be
incorporated at length in this ar
ticle.
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river since the Improvement was
begun by the government in 1880.
Little Pigeon River.
Little Pigeon river is 50 closely
identified with the French Broad
that the government in its SURVEYS.
estimates. approprjations and i'm
provement, has ALWAYS considered
# In connection with the latter
1t is formed bv the junction Of It's
east fork and south fork at SEWER
Vile. Tenn, and flows in north
westerly direction for about five
miles where it empties into the
French Broad about thlrty-two
miles above Knoxville.
The project provides for the re-
movaI of the bar near the mouth
Of the shoal below Catlettsburg. SO
as to permit steamers of light draft
to reach that place The portion of
the Little Pigeon river that can be
made useful for navigation is about
five miles from where it emptics
into the French Broad and reaching
to Sevierville.
Owing to the great slope of the
Little Pigeon river, it is subject to
sudden and violent frcshets, and
these bring down coarse gravel and
powders, which tend to reform
the two bars that now obstruct the
navigabe portion of it. Redredging
of these bars will be necessary from
time to time.
1t has been impracticable to show
by figures separately the freight
carried on the French Broad. as the
same boats ply the same trade.
The amount of money estimated
for carrying out the necessary i'm
provcments on the Little Pigeon is
$50, coo.
Hiawassee River.
The Hiwassee river has its sources
in the mountains Of western North
Carolina and northwestern Georgia.
Its course is generally toward the
northwest and If crosses tbe corrlsr
of North Carolina. enters the state
of Tennessee and finally mites
with the Tennessee river at a point
about forty miles above Chattanoo-
qa Tenn
In his reDort as of September 10,
1900 Major Dan G. Kingman pro-
nounced tbe Tiwassee river worthy
Of Improvement so as to secure d
+birtv-inch navigation at ordinary
low water from its mouth to the
mouth of the Ocoee. Such project
could he con1pIeted at q cost of ST.
125. some of the necessary improve
ment having already been partly
carried out.
The Hiwassee river. even in it's
natural condition, was capable of
being navigated under favorable cir
cumstaDces. and it has been made
use of for this purpose since the
earliest settlement of the country.
In 1880 the state OF Tennessee APP
propriated money for its improve
ment. and, in 1912, it made a further
appropriation. This money was APP
Piled almost entirely to the removal
OF powders, rock reefs. and other
distractions from the channel and
in cutting overhanging trees from
the banks.
In 1874 under act Of congress an
examination was made of the Hi
wassee river below Benton, Tenn.
one-half of the small estimate of
$4,000 being required above what is
now known as the mouth of the
Ocoee for the improvement Of about
six miles of the river.
In 1876 an appropriation Of $36, 500
for the work was made.
The u,wassee drains an area. Of
2.725 square miles in extent, and the
general form Of this basin is that Of
t,,,,, ,,t.., i+r io,otb bo5,,e,
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TRADE IN CHICAGO.
ruv TELEGRAPH TO TEE TRIBUNE


-.,,,eo J1lv There was disposition on the
=. =. some 10 buy wheat because IT had a SC
t~sot F7ut the market acted weak to-day. and II
1oz a. the low point Of the session. and sc TO lc
- yesterday. September sold at 751zc and T424c
- .1osed at 74a.c July closed at 75lAc; December.
- The old style futures kept their fractional
--irr, Uneasiness the speculative situa-
80, at 81 louis was factor. That market closed
- - 10 lower. The bull deal down there has
-,vsz a hasoo and no one yet knows what the
e,ac,ilstive result IS TO be The Missouri July re-
- estimated the crop only a. 10000 bushels COM
-as with Sc 10000 bushels last year. But The
80 Current" estimates the total yield at rs 600
an bushels and figures the worlds crop equal 10
last Years big total To-day's weather conditions
,e-e AGAINST the prlce-heavy rains over the North
,,e. and clear warm weather over the win
.cr wheat belt The seaboard reported thirteen
lads with foreigners disposed 10 repurchase mod
eratelv on the decline. Gables were fractlonally
lover. The Southwest was offering for next
vrssk's shipments. With the continuation Of the
,,ss,rt perfect weather conditions It is expected
.b.- the winter wheat movement will be the factor
IN the immediate future
Corn closed &c TO &c lower than yesterday. At
times there was sufficient demand from shorts. who
wanted to cover up over the triple holiday, to
sigh: advance. September sold at 1850 and at
E sellers and closed at 1850; July closed 1910
ana December at 4sssc. The Price Current esti-
mates the prospect at about 100000 bushels.
That would be so 100000 under last year. Corn.
Country offerings are increasing some; the Eastern
demand is slow. Receipts were 346 cars, with 45
contract Estimates for tomorrow, $50 cars Mis-
souri July report makes the corn condition only a.
compared with l02 last year; area slightly smaller.
Loci sentiment is much mixed corn Senui-
Tnert seems 10 divide over the SOC point.
oats closed where they did Wednesday. There
IS G local bull party long a considerable line OF
Juv; and there is also local group bullish on the
deferred futures. There is supposed 10 be still
sold about 10000 bushels July oats The Price
Current said that the crop was improving. East
ern cash buyers seem filed up July left OF d
49, September. $3.50 sellers; December 34lkc sell
es The elevator interests here are bearsh oats.
small offerings resulted in a strong provision
market Pork closed at TIC 10 PIC over yester-
day. lard. s. 10 12i2c over; ribs, l5c 10 20c
The local stocks were considered large The
worlds lard stock 900 erces increased for June
e3 tierces compared with $500 tierces increase
last year The packing West for the week was
As 90 hogs. compared with 3e5 900 last year. There
was q general inclination TO cover shorts. The
shipping situation is somewhat improved.
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Foreclosure Sales.

NEW YORK SUPREME COURT, COUNTY
Of New YorH.-CharIes s Williamson. PLAINTIFF.
against Henry and others Defendants In purs
Judgment OF foreclosure and sale duly made and
aboveentitled action and bearing the
twelfth day Of June 1903 the undersigned the Referee
IN judgment named, Will sell at public auction at the
New York Real Estate salssroora No 161 Broadway in
the Borough Manhattan, City OF Newfork the hr
teenh day Of July 1903 at u o'clock noon on that day
by Judgment sold and therein described fol-
lows: All that piece parcel OF land. with
building situated. lying and being
Twelfth Ward OF City York. bounded and de-
scrIbed follows: Beginning point In the Sortherly
hundred and hirtyourth Street distant Three
hundred feet 900 Eastwardy the Notheaserly
corner Of hundred and thryfourth Street and the
Eighth Avenue running thence NortnWardy parallel
with the Eighth and part of the way through
party NInetynne feet and eleven inches 90 q Il
In centre line OF the block thence Eastwardly
wardy parallel with One hundred and hirourth Street
part through party wall Ninetynne feet
and eleven inches zoe It. II in 10 One hundred and
thrty-fourth Street and thence Westwardy along One
hundred thryfoUrth Street Fifteen feet 5 IT,
the point place Of beginning.
Dated New York. June 18th. 1908.
BENZ. OPPENHEIMER. Referee.
RUFUS 7. GRIGGS, Attorney Plaintiff, 81 Nassau
Street Of Manhattan. New City.
following is diagram Of the property TO be sold its
street No. s 249 west 18th Street:
1S5th Street.
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The auuroxiat. amount the lien charge 10 satisfy
which IL above described property IS 70 be sold
So So with interest thereon from the 5th day o. June
ieoa with allowance amounting 10
s963 a. Together with OF the sale The
assessments ana water
rates or other liens be allowed 2 the
chaser out purchase money or paid hy the teTes
5 S3Ss interest - 80.
Datsa New 1'fA' '1' FRANK CocHRAsE. Refsrse.
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Insurance Statement.
STATE OF NEW YORK.
INSURANCE DEPARTMENT, -

STATE OF NEW YORK.
INSURANCE DEPARTMENT. - -,
Albany. 9th. 1908
WHEREAS, THE TEUTONIA INSURANCE
W Company located New Orleans IN. the state
Louisiana, has fled IN this ONCE sworn statement %
the proper officers thereof, showing its condition ana
business has complied in all respects with the ave
OF this State relating Fire Insurance Companies IN
corporated by other states Of the United States
Now Therefore pursuance Of law, I. Francis Esl-
OF Insurance OF the state OF
YORK do hereby certify that said Company IS ns[soy
Authorized appropriate business OF Ens
in State accordance with law
the current year. condition and business OF sac
Company at the such statement Decen1oer o.
1902 Ia shown follows mn ~
Aggregate amount Of available assets SiSs'u-'V'
Ageregate amount liabilities Except capital ,o "a
including reinsurance
Amount of pad-up capital 30 ~
Amount az income the IN cash e
Amount Of expenditures the In cash 90 49,
r. Wines Whereof hereunto subscribed ny pane
H. 81 caused the seal Of my once 10 De AnAe1 Inv
day and year above written ,,,-,-r,4,1rus
Superintendent OF Insurance
A EMBELLISHMENTS and subscriptions for The 1riOuns
received at their Uptown Once.
NO. 1894 BROADWAY.
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Financial MeetingS.

Eev-York July Ist 1898.
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT A
special meeting Of the stockholders OF The Peoples
Cooperative Ice Co, domestic corporation. will
De held at the ohce Of the Company No SI4 Broadway
in the Borough Manhattan, Of Nev-York,
Friday. the nth July 1903. O'Clock ?. NJ for
the purpose Of acting upon proposition art-
hcia ice plant. including it's real estate, Numbers
5l5S25 East Ninety-seventhst in the Borough
haitian the city Of NeNYor, and also transfer the
rights to manufacture ice Greater New-Yorz under
the Vacuum Process by PEOPLES Co
operative Ice Company.
Dated NeV7-York. July 1st 1903
EDMUND a. SMITH. Secretary
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NEW YORK SUPREME COURT. COUNT

~ Of New York. Empire City Savings Bank. Plaintiff
against Dennis James Acrath others. Defendants
In OF Judgment Of foreclosure and sale duly
the above entitled action and bear
ing date the 22nd day OF June 1908 the undersigned
me Paferes IN Judgment named. will sell public
auction al the New Real Estate SsIesrooms. No
ISL Broadway in Borough OF Manhattan. City Of
New York on day Of July. 1903. at II o'clock
noon on that day, by Joseph P Day. Auconeer the
ses directed BY Judgment be sold and therein
follows All that certain lot Of land with the
buildings improvements thereon situated IN the Boz
ough Of the City. County and state OF New
York. bounded and described as follows; Beginning az
point on the westerly side OF Avenue West distant
inety-three s3) southerly from the souther side
Street: running thence
westerly angles Park Avenue West or nearly
eiPhty-nve eighty-seven one-hundredths feet;
thence southerIy eighteen feet more or less 70 point
ffty-three onehundredths feet westerly
westerly side OF Park Avenue West thence east
erlv al right angles Park Avenue West nearly
one-hundredths feet 10
Park and thence northery along
Ire eighteen point place OF beginning
eastery and westerly courses being through party
walls.
DA'eN' ~ FRANK COCHRANE. Referee.
CHARLES W DAYTON Attorney for Plai5 III IT, No. =
The following diagram Of the property to De sold
It's street number .467 Park Avenue West
- is2nd St
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134th Street

134th street.
The approximate amount Of the lien or charge TO sat
79 II thereon from the first day OF June
1908 together with costs ana allowance amounting TO
s3O7 A together OF the sale The
proxiulate amount taxes.
rates or other allowed 70 the purchaser
Of the purchase paid by the Referee is s o
ana interest - -.
RENI OPPENEEIAIER Rassraa.
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York June % 1903
THE ANNUAL MEETING OF THE STOCK
holders Of the Lincoln Safe Deposit Company will
take place No 81 20 IS East 42d ST. Borough
Of Manhattan. City Of New York, N Y,
July sth 1903 o'clock P. M eleven trustees
inspectors of election ensuing year
70 other business that may properly
JOHN R VAN woRMER Secretary.
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Savings Banks.
IRVING SAVINGS INSTITUTION

115 Chambers ST.. New York City.
The Trustees Of this institution have declared interest
all remaining deposit during the three and
months ending June 30. 1903. the FOUR
PER CENT per annun on amounts from 81 70 5000.
payable and after Monday July 49, 1908. Deposits
made before July 10th will draw interest from
July tst-;
w H b. TOTEM. President
G. BYRON LATIMER, Secretary.
CHARLES H FANCHER-
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HUDSON RIVER BY DAYLIGHT

PaIataI Steamers NEW YORK and ALBANY OF
River Day Line fastest finest
in the World.
Leave Brooklyn Fulton ST. Cby Annex .-.....sooA NJ
DeshrosseS st. Pier. --..---S;40
West 22d ......................-e0 eco %
West 18th .--....-.......-.--S: so
Landing West Point Newburgh. Poughkeep-
Point Catsk. Hudson and Albany. Daily.
except Sunday Special Trains Catskil Min resorts
Saratoga, and easy connections points East
North and West Through tickets and baggage checked
Offices n Transfer Most delightful One-day
outings West Point, Newburgh Poughkeepse. re-
restaurant open at A NJ MUSIC
STEAMER MARY POWELL
Leaving Desbrosses St at BIS P. M Saturdays As
p NJ. ". 22nd St 80 ?; N; saturdays. p NJ.
18th St. Saturdays and Holidays only. % P NJ
For Highland Falls, West Point. Cornwall. Newburgh.
New Hamburger. Milton. Poughkeepsie Esoposs Rondout
and Kingston Orchestra board
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City Hotels.
Steamboats,.
AND POINTS IN


BOSTON AND SE F2lT ESoE u
FALL RIVER LINE for Newport Fan River. Boston and
q and Northern Points Steamers PRISCILLA
and PURITAN. Orchestra each Leave Pier 19.
y R, foot Of Warren St. week days and Sundays at
$50 P. NJ.
PROVIDENCE LINE for Providence Boston. North
East Steamers PLYMOUTH and CONNECTICUT
Orchestra Pier IS. " R. foot OF Murray
St. week DAYS only al P NJ
STONINGTON LINE for Stonington Watch Hill. Nara
gansett Pier. Boston and East Steamers MAIND and
RHODE ISLAND. Leave Pier 40 N r. foot OF Clarkson
St. week days only at P NJ
NORWICH LINE New London. Fishers Island Block
Island. Norwich Worcester. Boston, North and East
Steamers CITY OF LOWELL and CITY OF WORCES
TER Leave Pier 40. y. r. foot Garrison ST. week days
only at $50 P NJ
field and North. Week days Str RICHARD PECK
leaves Pier 20. n R. zoo P N; foot Sist St, n r,
500 P NJ ST.. CHESTER " CHAPLIN leaves Pier go.
" R, 1900 Midnight sundays Str RICHARD PESCK
leaves Pier 20 y R. $50 A NJ foot Slst St. 2 R..
1918 A. NJ. returning. due New York 500 P. NJ
NOTD-On Saturday. July 4th. the Steamer RICHARD
PECK Will leave New York $50 A VI foot S1st St.
e R. 1O15 a NJ instead Of 200 and 800 P. NJ. r.
spectively.
TICKETS AND sTATEROOMs all Lines. 1871 2S1.
673 1354 Broadway Park Place, . Union Square.
Columbus Avenue 273 w 125th Street. I53 I25th
Street. York: Court. 500 Fulton Street $50 Broa
Brooklyn. and at Piers.
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E;;s!. !: Es;:! s! Social Realm3
A Genuine Surprise.

Ralph Matthews was quite com
petely surprised on last Tuesday ev
enins at his home in Englewood addi
tion by a company of his University
classmates. The party reached the
Matthews home unannounced. and
took possession OF the premises and
the young host. who provided delight.
ful entertainment for the visitors af.
Ter he had recovered from his sur.
prise. Games of all kinds were played
and refreshments we're served. Those
forming the party of intruders were:
Ruth Leeds. Lenna Cavanagh, Edythe
Ragan, Alyce Clark, Leila Cavanagh,
Blanche Brown, VIII Kantner. otho
Ragan, Robert Nicholson. VIII Hobbs
and Mac Hofer
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CAPITAL CITY So:
FRATERNAL NEWS

Salem Tent. Knights of the Macca
bees. is enjoying a substantial growth
in membership. At the regular meet.
ing Wednesday evening 15 candidates
were initiated. Refreshments were
served after the initiation ceremonies.
The Woodmen of the World give
another of their masquerade balls in
the Holman building this week. Ar.
rangements have been made for the
usual good time.
Past Grand Master Ralph Feeney.
OF Portland and Lecturer Osborne.
with grand illuminated pictures are
coming TO this city next Monday ev.
enirg and will entertain the Work.
men and their friends at an open
meeting in Holman Hall.
Chemeketa Lodge. No. I. l. O. o. f..
has elected delegates to attend the
state grand lodge. which meets at
Portland next month The following
delegates were named: Geo. II Bur.
nett, Samuel Heimroth and William
Frost.
The Woodmen OF the World have a
masquerade ball on the carpet Tor this
week. The committee is headed by
C. 7. Pomeroy o. L. Darling and II.
II. Turner and this insures a good
program being carried. This lodge has
i23 members.
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Low 60 ae, RIa Of Daaarua.

For dry fiaky dandruf there is moth
ing more speedy in It's work OF re-
moval than this lotion. which should be
applied TO the scalp regularly every
night: Forty-eight grains OF resOrcin.
one-fourth ounce OF glycerin. diluted
alcohol 10 nh two ounce bottle In
stead OF soap for the shampoo try sew
eral beaten eggs and plenty OF hot
water. The eggs viii assist the dan
drum TO pack up and depart
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now to mako naspberry Vinssar.

To four pints of ripe raspberries al
low pint and a half OF vinegar;
bruise the fruit in large basin. pour
the vinegar over Il. cover Il and let Il
stand Tor three days. Put sieve over
a large basin. break the fruit, put into
the sieve and let II run for a night,
but do not press H. Allow TO each
pint Of Juice three-quarters OF pound
Of brown sugar put IL all on the fire
IN a brass pan. stir II occasionally tiii
Il bolts. lat il boil three minutes. and
run Il through a piece OF muslin and
when cold bottle Il up.