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Perth Amboy evening news., 1903-05-11
One Million Stations.

Through the New York and New
Jersey Telephone Company Eyou can
communicate with one million sta
tions
Perth Amboy evening news., 1903-05-11

Real estate Real estate Read
he bargains in special column on
page 2.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1903-05-11
The Real Value.

The value of Telephone Service is
in the number of persons it reaches.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1903-05-11

Earned runs, Marions 6. Two base
hits, Moo1ehead, Herman, Calvin,
Bernard, Lindeman 2. Three base
hits, Moorehead, Hoffner. Bases on
balls, off Rochelle l, off Hopper 1.
Hit by pitcher, Kiernan. Struck out,
by Rochelle A, by Hopper 5. Left on
bases, Marions 8, Equitables 4. Double
plays, Bernard to Driscoll, Bernard to
Reinacher to Driscoll, Reinacher to
Driscoll, Moorehead to Herman, Ro-
chelle to Herman to Calvin. Time
of game l hr 40. min. Umpire
Bradley.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1903-05-11

Lost anything: A cent-a-word ad.
in the Evening News will find it for
you.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1903-05-11
Equitables.

Score by innings:
Marions 1O32I3O x-1O
Equitables 10000 O1OO2- 8
New-York tribune., 1903-03-10
fin1ueial.
{In1nflaL
American Mailing Co.
TnPCANTZATTnN
REORGANIZATION.

New York, March 7th. 1903
TO THE BoNDHOLDERS AND STOCFzHoLD-
ERS OF THE AMERICAN MATING COM
PAEY:
The undersigned appointed COMMITTEES for the pur-
nose have prepared Plan and Agreement for the re-
organization of the Mailing Company. or the
reimbursement capitalization which has the approval
the Board Of Directors the holders
Of large amounts bonds and stock Of said Com
Dany
In Order to Share in the Benefits Of
Such Plan,
Stockholders are required 10 their stock in
change for engraved negotiable certncaes the De
COMPANY OF New York Office. No q Broad Street
New York City, on before April 4th, 1903
Bondhoders are required, when notified, to present
their bonds to Depostay be stamped asserting
and In order to notification should forthwith
to Secretary Committee their ad-
dresses with number of bonds held by them re
gpectively.
Copies cf the Plan may be obtained on application
TO tbs DepostAry Office, will be mailed to
any bondhoder sending address to the
Secretary Committee, Stanton, o5 Broad
Street York
FREDERICK UHLMANY. Chairman.
TEMPLE BOWDOIS,
JOHN G. JENKINS,
WALTER &. OAkMAN,
Committee
SIMPSON TFIACHER BARNUM & BARTLETT, Couo-
sci to the Committee
8 Broad Street New York
New-York tribune., 1903-03-10
COMMITTEE ON ORGANIZATION.

COMMITTEE ON ORGANlZAIlON'
1FvS NIXON President Spbung Company, New York
ALEXANDER WnhOusng Company New York
T. CapnalS1 New i0FA
Western Union Telegraph Company Ne" 1ork
RUPERT, president Astoria 0lA "orAS - A''>
American Cotton Company New York
Bardeen Paper Company! Ot8
Mfg Company St LOUIS MO,
ARTHUR Cliff Paper Company Niagara F n l.
NJ Roots Company COnnerSv ino'
CHARLES United States Manufacturing PaeeS A'
Trenton n J.
.YoungF McConvile ST. Paul. Mimi
Robt Mac knn Co., e rSN' ~ l.
H. n VEDDER Secretary.
TRUSTEE FOR STOCKHOLDERS:
C;+v T-ust COMPANY 50 Wall St., New York
DEPOSITORLES:
City Trust Company Ne" YORK
Farmers Loan & Trust Company, New YORK
REGISTRAR OF STOCK:
Farmers Loan & Trust Company of New York.
1912 William Street
COUNSEL:
Roardman Platt & Soley Bissell Carey Cooke
ss Wall Street, Square, BUFFALO, n L.
New-York tribune., 1903-03-10
Eev YcrH. January 976 10Ga
NOTICE
ar Iawta Irea M0aR1a1R soBthsEB Rail-
80 way Co.
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT 4d8

~ .,raaI sneesteg seeckhcldeFs Of Ghs 81 I1tn
Iron aountain Southern Rewsy Conpesy WI . nsad g.
f,,1a Niasouri on Tuesdas March 10Th teoS e Mira
o;cock N for the eiecttc OF thirteen rtcecsoss -
49, S.,tne year ana the '-aneaction Of any otner
Sss,es tsa nay come before said Eestins Tas annual
- fhe SiFeefort viii hald at tbs once
e. IL ssne Day twslyc eoek noon s - q
Seos-@ n h EPtd0v. January Sn2 1seNS
skrS sicoc P NJ rso5ene4 oa the eay hoosInS -
annual nesting Of tbs steekheaoAFs or any
thereof cHo ). GOULD. p4sssdsnA
New-York tribune., 1903-03-10
TIE PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD COMPAN1
General OAice, Broad Street Station. .u
Philadelphia 1th January. iS0S
nuE ANNTAI, MEETING OF THE STOCK

HOLDERS Of this Company vii b he'd o. TCEs- T,
Athe Tenth day Of March, 10O8 at eleven O'clock
Ho-fIrapItufaI Hail Broad Street, below Locust
SSfreef PhiIadelphia. which meeting there VIII %
action oy the StocG6o1o-
the annual report the Company for the year emo
oastion by Company Of the corporate property ana
Sc5;Saa of each OF stx following Aatlroao Com
paniea viz South RailFoad Company west Snssesr
Tsornnany Front RAtread company
WHatoM PennsyvanIe Railroad Company, the Turtle
CO. Valley Rairoad Company. and DoWninE1own and
ancasfer Railroad Company; leaSe 70 tniS company
of The raroad ana property Of the Western New YORK
ana Penneylvania Railway Company fcF the term OF
twenty years nencing the first cy AHs1st 1s HU.
crease Of Capital stock Gf the Company and aE in
indebtedness Of the company sucE
1c-s<.e oS ether 10 time 70 time when
End Ss ia the Judgment Of the Directors II may % re-
,Grad hv the coruorate needs Of the Company. ana a.
tsev may by appropriate resolution duly authorize and
nreacy4be. and other Appropriate subjects. -, -.
stockholders obtain copies OF ne Annaa1 4epoS
the necessary ttcKets OF Aons1a0n
to the messing and after the 81 Of AaTch ne1t BY
nyrai appicatIcn letter. 81 the SectetaEs Ornc
Room He N II Rroad Street station Philsdelphia.
A"'~N4 >'A ~ LEWIS NEILGON.
Secretary.
New-York tribune., 1903-03-10

i thereby sav wing the principal cost of the tire IN
surance business. An arrangement has been
made with reputable and experienced insurance
men under which the cost of conducting the
company's business will be limited TO 1522 Of
the premiums
The average expense account Of fire
panies is about 1870 of the premiums the prin-
cpaF part of which is paid local agents who
solicit and handle the great volumes of small
policies. A saving of about 279o in the expense
account will arise from the elimination of local
agents and direct business with large policy
holders.
The aggregate profits of the five companies
above named In the past ten years would have
been not less than $3S.44O, 4I3 additional IL
their expense account had been limited to 15Cs
of net premiums.
g. The regular tariff premiums established by
local boards of underwriters to be adopted
and collected upon all policies. But three-quar-
ters of the profits to be annually distributed
proportionately among The poltcyholders in
scrip redeemable In three years. bearing interest
at not to exceed Sc. One-quarter OF the profits
are to be retained In the companys treasury,
from which dividends will he declared and the
conranys surplus strengthened.
Applications and contracts for insurance, of
the best kind. have already been received which
will bring in larger premium income
than any company had at the end Of ten
years existence. These and other correspond
ence on hand indicate that the first years net
premiums Of the company will reach SJ,U0,Uo.
Allowing losses Of 4JIc. which is believed to he
excessive. and expenses of 1Joe, the profit Of
40eo on the apparent business would amount TO
$2,OOO,00O the first year, OF which S1,JOWO
would go to policy holders in three year scrip,
and $4,000 would be available for dividends
and for the improvement of the company.
Eight thousand shares t$SOO,0OOl Of the COM
pany's capital stock offered for subscription
$50 per share. Subscriptions will be received
until March Is. 1898 by the City Trust Com
pany of New York No. 81 Wall Street, New
York City A certified check for 1Dso t$lo per
share subscribed for). drawn to the order of the
City Trust Company OF New York. must accom-
panY each subscription.
New-York tribune., 1903-03-10
Dipioen0 N onres
N7SH4TTHT RAILWAY COMPAN

MANHATTAN RAILWAY COMPANY.
No Ip5 Broadway. New YORK. March Jth, lgs'
SEVENTY SIXTH QUARTERLY DIVIDEND
A QUARTERLY DIVIDEND OF ONE AND
~ .bree-ouarters Per the capital stock OF ths
ending March u. 1873. ard an
ssaiional dividend cent from the surplus
esynnrg OF the nine ending March Jt 1875 Rave
been declared pAyAHe ofee on and sfer enes
Anri transfer books vii oe close1 o.
t1-tia~ March i3th al 5 O'Clock N. ard viii -
Wednesday March 18th. al 10 Q clock "a
rfofssrs Or MERCANTILE TRUST CO4PAN1-S RE-
f-FtIPTS representing for ADDITIONAL CAIL-
Al ST0-EI Cr his Company requested to surrender
them without delay exchange for the new ceThateS
- s,oCE ID. W MeWILiAMS. Treasurer.
Do EE-xso p E.D ssTCCK DIVIDEND NO 5S.
A OTARTERIY DIVIDEND OF ONE AND
- one-haIf per cent usSa WIN b paid on -. prs
S.-,aS s+ork ~ this Company In New York city,
waSn.-say April lst Stockholders Of record az
"Wednesday. March 18th. 1915
h tTansfer books preferred stock viii he closed after
Tsdneslay- Aarch 18th. and remain
rto.ed until Monday March I'D ls-ci
eSoSeu 1' T. p REEVES Asst Treaenrsz.
New-York tribune., 1903-03-10

STOCKS AND BONDS
D. i1sIlN n. MULLER & SON.
9FFaCE ND. IS WILLIAM STREET.
CORNER OF PINE ST.
WEDNESDAY, MARCH 1lTH.
at 1890 o'clock at the 81 Ss yS Real Estate saf'r00'
By ORDER OF EXECUTORS
z : :s: ens1.ds.ss ea1ssa sssss' FTa Tss's sa g"
By ORDER OF ApMINIsTRA@ToRs @ n..,-.
I,seo shs Or: Robert Hunter Asso common. Treas Ae
shs. Dr: Robert Hunter Asso. common,
RT ORDER OF RECEIVERS.
io5 shs Courtlandt Lumber Co.
81 sh. Brown s Jou1aai oafs5 IaSrss4,or os 0AA g.
FoR ACCOUNT OF WHOM IT MAY CONCERN.
e shs: sss. Hereh.nt99 HsiSR Tts't Ns9i. s9 Bank
f: s 5SE q i + Hs= 4ssE Nj
2 .hs .hs Ns,on.I Bank e. ta Of Commerce
$4,000 AdaBtic Cost Line list Cons As 1852.
e is 6e8Vss S@serI5 TSss Ge Of r \ r ,.s 1879
sh: Rider ( Drive, Publishing Co. ~
fs;s fs i. z:sz Sss sss 9's
= = :s: sss soan.1 ass Ea94 4fust St Commerce Go.
lS 81: :f:: ss;ie5.l SsSsEs Rsns eisy Bank.
& e: ans sitss MsTsspt5,s ssst.. ss 4vas ssns G.
IS shs. German American Insurance Co
5000 City OF New York 31s D. School House Bds
Nov. 1911.
10 sfs Natl Bank OF Commerce.
10 shs. National City Bank.
s stls. Natl. Surety Co.
shs. Brearley School
10 chs. Broadway Safe Deposit Co.
shs. American Insurance Co.
100 American Soda Fountain Co. I'd Pfd
shs II. p. Clanin Co common
81 shs. Fidelity Trust Co OF newark
81 900 Chateaugay Ore & Iron Co p bdsr iIuar'
$17 900 Hudson Valley RWay Co Constd \Mtge. o p c
BIDS. 1851.
100 shs. Chic. & Louisville Ry. common.
National Bank OF commerce
shs. Gall6tin National Bank
. shs Natl Bank OF North America
100 Consolidated Oil Co. OF tal
800 shs East River National Bank
2S shs Mt Morris Bank
50 shs. Cook & Bernheimer Co. common
Trust Co. OF Newark
Central Natl Bank
80 ehs. Natl Bank of North America.
100 shs Gray National Telautosraph Co.
20 Potteries Co. Pfd.
shs Gernan-Amercan Bank.
Lawyers Title Insurance Co.
& EusGuehanna R. r.
a shs Title Guarantee & Trust Co.
so shs Natl City Bank
Natl. Bank of the o. s.
& shs Morris Bank.
ehs Bookovers Library.
100 ghs Central Realty Bond Trust Co.
S3 600 Central Union Gas c. Bds. 1871
Trust Co
80 shS. Internal tonal Banking CoTpor9tlon
New-York tribune., 1903-03-10

large business properties.
The fire losses OF all companies in the United
States, on all kinds of risks covering a long
period have amounted to about 300 OF the
premiums received, according to the Natlonai
Board of Fire Underwriters. No experienced
underwater would estimate the saving IN moral
hazard by acceptance only Of large selected risks
at less than 10H5 of the premiums. The loss
ratio of the New England Mill Mutuals. writing
only large selected risks has been less than 1ZIo
OF premiums. Further, the company proposes 10
reduce the moral hazard. aud consequently
losses, by doing business only with business
houses Of high commercial rating, a pol1cy NOT
heretofore adopted by any company, and the
precedent of the Mill Mutuals OF having fire.
ouent rigid inspections will be enforced Local
Advisory Boards are to be established in large
business centres, composed OF reputable business
men, who will pass upon the moral hazard OF all
applicants for insurance These boards Will be
composed Of policyholders who will share IN the
profits of the company From data carefully
collected It Is estimated that about three-quar-
ters of the risks taken will be protected by
automatic sprinklers.
g The company will do business directly with
roIjcvhoIders and will employ local agents,
New-York tribune., 1903-03-10
New YRk. JanosFy I'D 1903
E1ETl0N NOTICE


ELECTION NOTICE
Fha Nassea1f Pect6e AAuW9y C&
1YoTICF rs HEREBY GIVEN THAT TIE
n -, -.....~ a. tns ssoekhoaaees q Ths Hlpssa1
acSe ISafIHay Company WIN ee hasd g tnS -
SA.s S-S-r.STw n the City OF 81 k0g8H
SnsSdsI NsrcS f6th 1903. e H1ns eecen - 80
S1.SeS"@ ~ thirtesa piFect1B tor ene en1x -
Sor ths transaction q any other 1osnsas ~ ~ 81
Scs.eS rhS 1Sid MEETING TSs 3D1net me.Sa9 ~ -
oeess ~, - heid a the game oes On The Gs cay g
fv1iye O'Clock The TRANSFER D9s @sa -
enaned Gay fclloNSne - e1nsSS % -
sssskAsedars o. any ' "aE6 J. oouLD. Pzsasesak
New-York tribune., 1903-03-10
fHdnrlaI meenngs.

NOTICE TO STOCKHOLDERS.
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT "A
~ Special Meeting OF the Stockholders OF the Atlas
Portland Cement Company will be neld at tne
once Of Company in Northampton. Nof IcpIoI1
Con.v ennzyivania Wednesday the hfteenth dsy OF
twelve o'clock noon to take sct1on on a
sl or dsapprovaI proposed increase OK tns cap
fsI stock Of the Company
BY order Of the Directors ,,r--,s y s,,.o..
New-York tribune., 1903-03-10

This company ls being organized under the
laws of New York with cash capital OF
So 100000 and a subscribed surplus OF $1,OOo,coo,
upon plan Of interest to owners of large prop
critics.
Only five American companies have $Z,UO,Vo
or more of capital the IEtna Of Hartford, the
Insurance Company of North America. Home OF
New York. Springfield Fire and Marine ana
Phoenix of Hartford. In the last ten years
these companies have paid $1S1IOOO in dlVl-
dends and have added $S.6O3,921 to their sur
plus their aggregate profit having been nearly
twice the amount OF their capital. Yet the
amount of capital invested in the fire insurance
business in this country is less than 1t was
twenty years ago. At the beginning, this COM
pany will have capital and surplus Of Sj.UOUO'
sufficient to place 1t on financial equality with
the best companies.
The company proposes to do business on a
plan which will reduce both losses and expenses
in the benefits OF which policyholders and stock
holders will both share equitably.
l. The company intends to issue only large
policies, from $4,000 to s250OC on selected risks
on manufacturing storage, mercantile and other
New-York tribune., 1903-03-10

Brooklyn Ferry stock
Hobeksn Ferry LIST 5s. 1875 .
dD stock :.
NYEE p Ferry Co stock.
Do lst mtg IS. Iee2
Ny Il = Con 50. 1916.
10Th f. IS IF 1st nag as, 1Sl9-
CpIou F ct ~ 7 q B stock
n Y& y J Ist mtg SIS. 1896
New-York tribune., 1903-03-10

sAnd interest
GUARANTEED STOCKS.
Iouctations furnished by Joseph Walker Sons No. -
Broad-Gt)
New-York tribune., 1903-03-10
LOUISVILLE & NASHVILLE
RAILROAD COMPANY
FiVe-Twenty Collateral Trust
Gold Bonds

is
the Trust Deed or executed by the LOUISVILLE
and Nashville Company to the United States
Trust COMPANY as Trustee BEARING DATE MARCH
l. 1898, and known the LOUISVILLE AND
NASHVILLE RAILROAD COMPANY, FIVE
TWENTY COLLATERAL TRUST FOUR PER
CENT. GOLD MORTGAGE. That the said louisville
and Nashville Railroad Company hereby exercises the
option contained therein and that the whole series OF
bonds outstanding S7,5OO.OOO thereabouts are
he-esu called for REDEMPTION ON APRIL L. 1908.
at par and accrued and the Will be paid
on and date presentation at the Office OF
the Company No. 100 Broadway, New York City.
Interest ON such bonds from and after April
T. 1908.
AUGUST BELMONT,
Chairman of the Board OF DtFectOTBs
New York, January 30th, 1903.
23 Wall Street. New York.
March 2. 1908.
ReferrinE to the above notice, the privt-
Iere fs given until March II, 1903, to the
holders of the Pive-Twenty Collateral Trust
Bends due April 4, 1903. to exchange their
bonds for Collateral Trust Five.
Twenty Four Per Cent. Bonds of the louis
Vile 4 Nashville Railroad Company uDOE
terms which shall be pleased to state
upon application at oar Office.
j. 2. MORGAN & co.
New-York tribune., 1903-03-10

interest
FERRY COMPANIES
{Yurrshes By William Z. Nichols Co.. Ne Is WallstD
New-York tribune., 1903-03-10
TO INVESTORS.

Ths cronrieofs OF a steel plant situ&ted
in the FttsburE district. portion completed and bal
ance nearly completed eer portion ef the investment
founders terms thAt
IL At less twothrds value They offer stricest
Of property will both and give
reterencee Fun particulars be obtained by writing
"a ..TssakerIS P. o. $50. PfttsbHrg. Pa
New-York tribune., 1903-03-10

policyholders, and will employ no local agents
New-York tribune., 1903-03-10

therehy saving the principal cost Of The fire
New-York tribune., 1903-03-10

SEND FOR
"A and cfher data of interest. Issued
FREE upon request by
Jacob Berry & Co.
Ney York CoHssitGaEsd Stock EEeAeSqe.
AefHbeTS Nelr York Produce EreheHGe
Esta abl;shed 1885. 44-48 Broadway, New K0Rk
RRES60ETVN NEW-HAVEN MONTREAL.
New-York tribune., 1903-03-10
N1scE1LAnroUs Gas COMPANIES.

uaral.A4 y Nlasn = aasaels > O. Ne. . ua,s'. !,
New-York tribune., 1903-03-10

STREET RAILROAD BONDS.
Furnished by william Z Nichols Co., No. IS wa-st-)
New-York tribune., 1903-03-10

s4ncIudes extra per cent
STREET RAILWAY COMPANIES. .
Furnished by William z. Co. Nc. Is WsI-st)
I Int period. 1 Bid. ASKED
The Eureka sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1902-current, 1903-03-07
LEGISLATIVE NOTES.

Senator Raftice of Eureka has intro
duced q bill making it unlawful for any
firm or corporation to collect hospital fees
from their employees unless there Is main
tanned or provided q suitable place for
the care Of such employees.
Senator Miller of Lander county has
introduced a bill to compel the County
Clerk. District Attorney, County Record
er and Sheriff Of every county in this
State to keep their offices open for the
transaction of all public business from
9 a. m. to IL M. and from l p. m. to 4 p.
m. on all days except non-judicial and
legal holidays. For q violation Of the
above the person so convicted shall be
fined not over 5000. and shall be re-
moved from Office for the remainder Of
his term.
The Eureka sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1902-current, 1903-03-07
DECISION
Lander County Commissioner Contest
Decided by Judge Breen.

Austin Reville Feb. %: Judge Breen
has rendered his decision 10 the ontest
case OF Lemsire vs. Walsh in favor Of Mr..
Lemaire by one vote. We have been in
formed that Mr.. Walsh will take the case
10 the Supreme Court.
The contest was over the office OF Long
Term County Commissioner, and at the
official count made by the Commissioners
Mr.. Walsh was declared to have 9 majority
Of one. In the recount of the ballots by
Judge Jones Mr.. Walsh was declared to
have . majority Of three. he gaining one
vote in each OF the wards in Austin, and he
was given . certificate Of election.
Not being satisfied Mr.. Lsmaire begun .
contest suit against Mr.. Walsh. and on the
9th inst. the case came up before Judge
Breen. Each side objected to many ballots
being counted, which were marked and set
aside as exhibits for the Judge to decide
upon with the above result.
The Eureka sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1902-current, 1903-03-07
A NEWS ITEMS.

Ore from Kennedy district, Humboldt
county, is being shipped to Salt Lake
that averages $115 per ton, gold value.
says the Winnemucca Standard.
w. r. Fits, Q Lovelock restaurant
proprietor, is under arrest for jsbbing a
knife into E. B. Sanders in an argument
over the price Of meal tickets.
The Silver State tells of a Southern
Pacific Pullman car porter being sum-
marily called down last week at Battle
Mountain for making improper advances
toward an unprotected female passenger.
A resolution is to be introduced in the
Legislature to authorize holding a special
election in Nye county to determine the
sentiment Of voters on the proposition to
remove the county seat from Belmont to
Tonopah.
The DeLamar Lode newspaper has
been sold to F. R. McNamee who will
take charge from March l. Articles Of
incorporation Of the Lincoln County
Publishing Company have been filed
with the County Clerk. with McNamee
as President.
Pete Millsap and Will Palamore agreed
to fight q duel at Dayton last Sunday
night. They were to use pistols at forty
PAGES. They me turned about and step
ped off the distance. and a tragedy was
only averted by each principal continu-
ing to step off the distance until both
were out of sight.-Yerington Times.
The Eureka sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1902-current, 1903-03-07
RESOLUTIONS OF RESPECT.

EUREKA, Nevada, March 4, 1908.
To the Noble Grand, Vice Grand and Mem.
bers of Eureka Lodge No. %, l. o. o. F.
SIRs AND BROTHERS: Your committee APP
pointed to draft resolutions Of respect to the
memory of our late Brother, James H. Will
liams, Past Grand, beg to report as follows:
WHEREAS, 1t has pleased the Great Archi-
our late Brother, James III. Williams, Past
Grand, and
WHEREAS, 1t is but just that a fitting rec.
ignition Of his many virtues should be had,
therefore be il
Resolved. By Eureka Lodge No. %, l.. o.
o. F. of Eureka, Nevada, that while we bow
with humble submission to the will of the
most High, we do not the less mourn for our
Brother who has been taken from US.
Resolved, That in the death of james II.
the loss Of a Brother who was ready to prefer
the hand Of aid to the needy and distressed
Of our Brotherhood, whose utmost endeavors
were exerted for its welfare and prosperity, a
friend and companion who was dear to us all,
a citizen whose noble life was a standard of
emulation to his fellow men.
Resolved, That the sympathy of this Lodge
be extended to his family in their affiiction.
Resolved, That the Charter of this Lodge be
draped in mourning for the usual period of
thirty days.
Resolved, That these resolutions be spread
upon the minutes of the Lodge, and a copy
thereof be transmitted to the family of our
deceased Brother, and the same be published
in the Eureka Weekly SENTINEL.
Fraternally submitted in +. L. & 7.
F. j. BRossEMER,
@. HI. CRoNANT,
JOHN GREGovICH,
Committee.
The Eureka sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1902-current, 1903-03-07
THE
Adds 5000 Tons 60 Its Reserves.
while Marketing s47. 200 worth.

Auos osOO0 Tons 10 Hts Reserves,
while Marketing s47. 900 Worth.
Salt Lake Tribune, March 2: A state
ment just received BY local shareholders Of
the Rocco-H omestake Company, whose prop
critics are located ct Hamilton, 40 miles
from Eureka. Nsvsds, shows that during
the year the mines were productive Of ore
that Melted SAG, 925. 2S, and while the earn
ings have not equsled those Of the two
years preceding, the shrinksge has been
more than Offset by the results Of exploratory
work. Indeed, the superintendent testi-
6es to the presence Of 5000 tons OF ore in
sight at this time, while to this he expects
to add 1000 tons before the shipping season
opens. The ores encountered in the ledge
on the Rocco, says B. L. Smith. treasurer
and assistant secretary Of the company. 10
his statement, afford an average Of 70.1 per
cent lead and ola ounces silver, or . gain
Of 7 ounces silver with depth. In addition
to the natural expenses, The management
during the year expended 81, 1851 for the
acquisition Of additional territory and pass
ed around one dividend. or the total earn
ings sl2, 236 was paid for labor, while the
railway company drew upon them for sl9.-
5ll and the ore-haulers between the mines
and loading station for Sc, 545.
The activity ct Ely and nsighborine
camps. says Treasurer Smith, will probably
result in the construction Of . railway with
in . few miles Of the company's mines or in
the erection Of smelter, in which event
the earnings will be made to show . ma
tsrial increase. To what smelter the ores
shall 60 the present season has not been de-
cided, says the statement, nor will il be
until ell ore-buyers have been permitted to
bid on them.