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The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1903-12-04

Prophets on the course of the stock
market are finding great difficulty at
present in predicting the probable move
ment in the next few days. Manipula-
ton has been apparent since the adj
vance began. but whether this has been
with view Of galvanizing the market
10 stimulate "a revival of confidence or
simply the driving of shorts, is a ques-
ton on which there is much difference
OF opinion.
The Improvement in the condition Of
the steel industry has had a reassuring
effect on sentiment. and has undoubt-
eddy helped to stimulate the market A
great deal Of the buying has also been
on the belief that stocks are sellirS
much below their real value. The over
extended short interest has not been
materially red need. and a continuance
of the present rise for another day
would probably start n bear panic.
The mdertone of the market was
very strong today. Sorle of the most
important interests bought right up to
the close, and although fundamental
conditions favor a further advance,
heavy realizing and bear pressure viii
no doubt check the buoyancy.
Many good judges OF the market think
that in the coming year prices of stocks
will not fan so low as the point touched
BY them two months ago. There are
other experts. equally competent, who
say that this Is a matter concerning
which their minds are not yet clear.
But, at all events. it is very clearly the
policy Of wisdom on the part of the stock
market 10 make haste slowly toward
another boom.
The notable strength in Brooklyn
Rapid Transit reflects the remarkable
increases in earnings resulting from the
application of modern methods to the
operation Of the system. II is under
stood that not only has there been an in
crease of considerably over 100000 in
gross earnings for the five months end
ing November so but that large in
creases are being shown at present
which. OF course. cannot be attributed
to any unusual circumstances or special
movement.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1903-12-04
CHARTERS GRANTED
UNDER DISTRICT LAWS

The following concerns have filed ar
ticles Of incorporation in the Office Of
the Recorder Of Deeds:
The Chicago and Indiana OIL Com
pany; capital stock. 81 ,00O. 900: iacorpor-
atOrs. r. Richard Shipp and Everett Du-
four. District of Columbia, and o. L.
Deming, Chicago. III
gives" QncUrporated). organized for
the purpose Of manufacturing gowns in
New York and elsewhere; capital stock.
$4,000: incorporators, Misses NJ. a. and
II. =. gives and Il. H. Kennedy, of New
York. and W S. Clinton and c. d.
Wright. District OF Columbia.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1903-12-04
CURRENT NEWS AND GOSSIP
OF INTEREST TO INVESTORS

According to the Governments esti-
mate of the years cotton crop-namely.
9.962, zoe balcs-higher prices for cotton
may be expected. The Government S
estimate is sensationally low, even lower
than the predictions of the most pro-
nounced bulls. and if il proves TO be
correct statistical position never be-
fore equaled will doubtless be disclosed
before the end of the season. Supplies
Of cotton throughout the world are
light, and Il Is therefore manifestly evil
dent that with short supplies and a light
crop this year the market is in a con-
dition TO encourage strong prices in the
neXt twelve months.
It is interesting to note in regard to
the monetary situation in the country
that the statement of money in circu-
lation in the United States shows an
increase. as compared with this time
last year. of $50. 45s, 260. There is now
i'm the country. exclusive Of United
States Government holdings. 81. 449. los. =
as. while the Federal Treasury holds
S293 131. 363. the latter showing a decrease
from yesr ago OF about 81, 600. 000. Com
pared with the amount I'm circulation on
November ]. the outstanding circulation
now shows an increase Of 81. 1850, the
gain having been due to gold imports,
new gold from the home and Alaskan
mines. increased national bank note
circulation. and excess OF Government
expenditures over receipts.
Conditions in the international money
market have changed materially from a
year ago. Last year at this time New
York was wondering how il could pre-
vent exports Of gold from New York,
while at present foreign countries are
compelled to send the precious metal
to this side In the last twelve months
the United States has liduidated its in
debtedness abroad, ana it is now,
through its large exports of grain, cot
ton and general merchandise, creating a
credit balance abroad that foreshadows
control for time at least, by this coun-
try Of the money markets of the world
Europe is buying our grain and cotton
at prices that yield large profits to the
American farmers. And it Is also buy
ing our iron and steel In greater quaint
ties than Ia recent months
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1903-12-04
GOVEESNENT BOEDS
RAILROAD BONDS.

Genital Traction r. r gs......- 1888 lC6
NeS p III Ea. Ig25........... Il5E lis
Net. r r C.rt- indebtedness A.. IL 10
~ y p o. indebtedness B.. los 105
Columbia r. r. 5s, lpl4...--.-. 10 ~
Columbia r. r. 81 mort. U.s.. ig5ts ~
Wash Street Railway Ga ~ =
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1903-12-04
MISCELLANEOUS BONDS

wa.h. Gas Co.. Ger a, ca lsaz-2i-, iJ5 80.
" al. Gas Co., ser B, Ga 1so3-Z7.. 1O5
L. & Elec. Light. Deb Imp 1907 lVl l13f
!; q PEE. ifght. Cert. Fadebt. III 1884
Chez & Pot Tel. Cor. e's....-.. l06A 100
wash Ma-set Co., zkt SIS, 1892 lge -
Washington Gas-.-.--.......-..-. lizN IL
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1903-12-04
CHICAGO GRAIN MARKET.

CHICAGO, Dec 4-The following
prices were quoted on the grain market
tOdav:
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1903-12-04
NEW YORK CoTToN 1890.

NEW YORK, Dec. 4-The following
prices were quoted on the floor today;
Opening. Noon.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1903-12-04
Treasury STATEMENT.

National bank notes received for re-
demDtion yesterday were SIS, 093. Gov
eminent receipts and expenditures were,
Internal revenue, $500, ~; customs, sos
243: miscellaneous, S,S5S; expenditures,
81 $4,000
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1903-02-12

They were just concluding a series
Of "flrst aid 20 the injured" lessons
in one Of the settlements, and the
worker IN charge thought Il might
be 3 good idea 20 have a written
test. Among other questions she
wrofes
"How would sou restore conscious
ness 20 a person who had bees res
eued from drownhig7r
In answer 10 this a maiden with an
affection for polysyllables wxotei
"When the resuseitation Of anima-
tion Is complete plump the person on
= barrel til hc Is thoroughly ex-
hauzfsd."r-N. !. Timea
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1903-02-12
DANCE BEFORE THE VIRGIN.
of spantards sanctioned by
the Pope.

In the great Spanish cathedral of
Seville a strange and interesting
spectacle may be seen at the Feast
OF the Canonieals. II Is the famous
dance before the Virgin which caused
so much comment at one time. a
procession of priests passes through
the church 10 the high altar They
are uniformly tall, fine Of figure,
and with intellectual faces. Their
robes are d rich and gorgeous puf-
pie and the gems Of their yestments
are priceless. At the altar there APP
pears company Of boys, about u
years Of age, arrayed in plumed hats
and with touches OF silver brighten
ing the courtier dress. Music begins
10 play In slow, minuet time, and the
boys commence a stately dance. II
is graceful. quiet measure, and
their manner Is solemn, showing the
reverence with which they regard
this ceremony. Many years ago one
Of the priests announced his belief
that Il was irfegeroHt. and besought
the HANf ~ hhhA " AfiEaAAfENt Inc
kind father IT the vatican knowing
u was an ancient and loved custom
Of the church. said be must see the
dance IN order 20 judge Of Its char
acter. lie summoned the little boys
to Rome where they danced for him.
The pope WAS AZ : loss. Finally he
said that the practice might be con
tinued until the costumes were worn
out.
A willy canon who managed the
service arranged that this should
not come 70 pass, By replacing now
coat, now . hat, again another
part of the dress. So the service
stlll goes on in old Seville where
travellers are the delighted specta-
tors of this picturesque scene and
thankful for the preservation Of the
tIme-honored custom.
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1903-02-12
Texas MIdlaad RalIroa 4.

The Texas Midland Railroad an-
nounces the following rates In effect
from points on its llne;
Annual Meeting, Atlantic States
Packers Assn, Western Packers
Canned Goods Assn and Canning
Machinery aud Supplies Assn, WASH
inetou, d. c., February Ola, rate fare
and one Third, on the certificate plan.
Annual Meeting Department OF
Superintendence OF the National Ed.
ucatioual Assn, Cincinnati, Ohio,
Feb 2i.26, rate fare aud one third on
certificate plan.
Meeting United Mine Workers Of
America, Jan 1920, and Joint Meet
ing OF Operators apd Miners, Jan %,
indianapolis, Indiana. rate one and
one third fare on the certificate plan.
Meeting State Convention, Y. NJ
c, A., Lampassas, Texas, March 14-l7
rate convention basis.
Sunny South Shooting Tournament
Breuham, Texas, Jan. 26-3l, rate one
aud one third fare on the certificate
plan.
Biennial Meeting State Senate,
Order OF lPretoriaus, Austin, Texas,
February II, rate fare ana one third,
on certificate plan,
f, B, MCKAY, G PA
Terrell, Texas.
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1903-02-12
rArroorNe REMOVABLE.
rae secret Of Taking 0ut Marks
PrIcked Into the slxin Dineov-
erred by a Japanese.

A man named SeikieM Kayane, a
native of Mlto, who died few years
ago, Is said TO have invented new
method OF removing stains and tat
too marks on or under the skin. The
invention was the fruit OF about 80
years experimenting carried out
amid indescribable hardship and pri-
yations. How the man came to con-
eeive his queer idea we are not in
formed, IL is certain that it ab-
sorbed his whole energies and cost
him whatever property he had for
merly possessed. And he did not live
TO enjoy the fruit OF his alleged in
yention, for when he died in 1898 he
was not even enjoying the ordinary
comforts Of life, says the Japan
Times.
The fact was he had no quallilca-
tions to undertake his self-assgned
task. He had zeal and nothing more
50 assist him. The consequence was
his experiments and researches were
apparently devoid of system, much
less of science. lie appears te have
gone upon the idea of simply trying
one material after another at ran
dom. All his materials appear to
have been such things as roots and
bark Of trees and shrubs. lie even
made use of animals-much more Of
fensive in character than his tree
preparations. II Is now reported
that he did somehow succeed in hit
ting upon an efllcaeious compound
which could entirely remove any
spots in the skin, either natural or
artificial. The explanation Ia that
the compost possesses an extraor-
binary power Of absorbing pigments
and at the same time of contracting
the blood vessels Of the part treated.
Stains originating from the presence
Of colored matter can thus be re-
moved, Il IS reported, without leav-
ing any trace. A rose-colored spot
produced by the swelling of blood
vessels IS harder 10 remove, but the
contraction of the blood vessels CON
siderably mobiles the color.
The compound when plastered over
the part affected produces a sort %
crust over the skin, and this crust
assumes a dark BLUSH eolor.8 The
crust comes on by itself IN about
two weeks, and stains which had for
merly existed under the skin are
found to have disappeared, provided
they have not been Of an excessively
obstinate character.
The cases OF successful removal OF
skin blemlshes which have been re-
ported are all effected through the
agency Of one 0h-shi, who had OBJ
tanned from the inventor a vial of his
compound on his deathbed. The Sc
cret Of the constituents Of the prep
aration was disclosed by the dying
man, and Mr.. Oh-ishi Is now the sole
possessor Of the furmula, and prac-
tees his strange surgery at his
house in Futaboeho, HOMO, TOXIC.
This note Is taken from the Osaka
Mainiehi, where a much longer ae-
count is given of the circumstances
OF this strange invention. Had II ap.
peared IN a less reliable journal we
should hardly have taken the trouble
OF noticing Il here
Iron County record. [volume] (Cedar City, Utah) 1893-1982, 1903-01-30

WE are in receipt of u letter from
our old friend and neiGh5or Mr. John r
Chatlln who moved from this place to
Idaho two or three years since. Mr.
Chsllin expresses himself az well sat
isiied with the change Of abode that he
has made, and in answer TO the ques-
tion whether he would Gonna back to
Cedar u live IL conditions were AS they
were before the drouth, he repli, 4 the
negative, and continuing says that he
never had better financial prospects in
his life His land for which he paid
eco. per acre, will bring $50. per acre,
and the prospects are that sugar
factory will be built within three four
tbs of Il mile of his farm. The gen
tleman thinks that the valley in which
he h located is the coming valley Of
the intermountain region for farming.
MIR Chatliu says 1t would take month
10 examine the various enterprises
that are being instituted for the benefit
of the country, and that he would
advise any person VINO thinks seriously
OF settling 10 that part to come and see
II before moving. In the matter OF
climate he says that the winter this
season has been very mild, the mecurv
having not been helUw zero
Iron County record. [volume] (Cedar City, Utah) 1893-1982, 1903-01-30
NJ. a. No, sos.
Application for Patent.
uNITHD STATES LAND OFFICE,


Salt Lake City, Utah, Jan. IL 1913.
Noeice is hereby given that Dane r. Page
whose Post Office address is Cedar Cay Utan,
for and Ia behalf Of himself and Co Claimants
Robert X. Page of Paonia, Delta County, Col
orado, has made application for Uuited S ates
Patent for the specified Trout Lode mining
claim situate in Pinto Iron Mining District
Iron County, Utah, consisting of lflT6 linear
ret OF the Lode aud sur ace ground as SHOWN y
the approved plat OF SurN ey, being Survey No
1896 and described In tile field notes aud plat of
the official survey on file ia this Office, with
magnetic variation at Is deg 90 min to 10 deg 20
min east, as follows:
Beginning at Corner No l a Corner OF the
between sections 80 aud - Up 50 5. II. 10 W.
bears n, 50 deg 70 min Il 2052.2 feet distant and
running thence s. n deg 81 min w, SIS feet to
Corner No. thence ~ deg 90 min ". 1856
oil feet 10 Corner No. 4, thence :. deg 40 min
W. l4iL6 feet to Corner No, the place OF begin
ming containing a total and net area OF 18235
acres all Of which is hereby claHmed and APP.
piled for. their being no conilicG,.
The presumed course aud length Of the Vein
or lode line Is as shown by the approved plat of
Survey.
said Lode claim is Situated in and forms
dian, Utah said specified Trout lode location
mining claim being Of record in the office Of
the Comfy Recorder at Parowan in Iron Coun-
", Utah in book "CN Of Mining Location
nearest known locations being the Blue Jay
Mine Home stake Niue and Silyerite Mine
Lode Mining claims Survey No. 1917.
direct that THIS notice be published in ths
mos COUNTY RECORD, weekly newspaper
published at Cedar City, Utah, for period Of
Register.
II. e ROSS,
Claimants Attorney.
First Jan. a., Last March 27)
Iron County record. [volume] (Cedar City, Utah) 1893-1982, 1903-01-30
Oregon Short Line Rail Road.
Direct Line 10 salt Lake.
TIME TABLE.
Mol STATIONS. No.
Pullman Palace Sleepers to Salt Lake
d. +, Burnley,
G.. l., & r. A.,
salt Lake City, Utah.

is harmless when taken by n well per-
son, 1t will also cure scarlet fever The
Times of Los Angeles says:
Here is the recipe, a. | have used it
and cured many children OF the scarlet
fever and the smallpox VIXEN learned
physicians said the patient must die:
Sulphate OF zinc, one grain; foxglove
(degitalis), one grain; half teaspoon
full Of sugar mixed with two teaspoon
fuls of water. When the above has
been thoroughly mixed, add four Dune.
es OF water Take II spoonful every
hour. Either disease will disappear in
twelve hours, For child smaller dose
according to age. II counties would
compel Physicians To use this there
would be no need of pesthouses II
you value life and experience, use this
for that terrible aud dreaded disease.
Salina Sun.
Iron County record. [volume] (Cedar City, Utah) 1893-1982, 1903-01-30
N, q. No, aGot,
Application for Patent,

Salt Lake City Utah. Dec p 1892.
No'ice is hereby given that Duncan J Frew
Whose post Office address is Salt Lake City,
Utah for and IN hrhaif OF himself aud his %
address il CiTcleville liute Co. Utah, has made
apple alton fpr q Unted taos Patent for tile
larantula Lode mining rlsim Situated in Irou
springs Mining Districs. truu County, Utah,
consisting Of 800 inc1r feet Of said ode and
surface ground % shown ppGn tile official plat
81 survey, heiug Survey No zoos and desrrfbed
III the field notes aud Plat oi lie Official sur
vey on lie iu this uiue. with magnetic varia.
ton az lfdrs WMih 70 ibdes IS min East. as
beginning AZ corupr No I, corner of the
Claim from which the qua ,ter sectun cotuer on
south bourdry Of segtiud 81 ~ 85 s u ~ W
bears N S1dtg 20 min y. lsaa feet and runuin9
thence S. lB deg ~ NTH T. 4b2 fcet IA corner Nj
? thence SD deg IS min W, l5Ou feet to corner
~. 8 thence n. l9deg- 70 min W. 5000 feet TO
corner No 4, thence n % deg - min T.. ls1U feet
70 corner No the place Of beginning survey Of
outside boundary fines of the claim Cnntaiiliur
a total area of T. ga acres, from which how
ever, the area Of Q720 of \ acre Ia Conflict with
Desert Mound Lo1r I.p; No 81 Is expressly ex-
cepted and excluded leaving het area OF a.
~ acres hereby ei9iried and ar.jied for.
Inc presumed length aud COZ. 20 of the vein
or Lode ~ as shown by the 'oAclAl plat of
said Tarautula Lode Claim is stratea In and
forms portion each OF NVh section l. and
NE4 Section Tp56 s. K. IL w. s.I!Nterd Han
Utah said lode location mining claim being of
RECORD ~ the Qlhoe OF the County Recorder at
Patow wa, IA Iron County ttah.' in Book "D''
page 81, records of said county. The nearest
Known locations being thc Desert Mound Lot
No ~ Lode Mining Claim,
direct that this notice bc published In The IRoN
COUNTY RECORD al Cedar CITY, Utah, the news
paper published nearest the said miuing claim
FRANK D. HOBBS,
r.. f. Ross,
Claimants Attorney.
First Dec. blast Eer o.
Iron County record. [volume] (Cedar City, Utah) 1893-1982, 1903-01-30
NO PROTECTION

A decision rendered IN the United
States Court as reported in the Evening
News Of the 2Gth OF this month, will
do more to settle the difference Of
opinion with regard to the value Of
forest reseryes in this locality, than all
the discussion that has been had since
the subject game up year or two SINCE.
in the decision referred to Judge Mar
shall decides that iuasmuch ms there ~
no statute prohibiting the knowingly
grazing Of sIo.p on the forest reserves
lhe ruling on the secretary OF the in.
terror OF the subject ia without force,
and action can b. maintain ed against
that no parties who graz, their sheep
on these lands.
This decision takes with it all the
arguments that have beeen urged IN
favor OF the forest reserves in these
parts; il the grazing on these lands
cannot Le regulated there gan be no
reason for wanting any part Of the
water sheds set off as forest reserves,
for the main and in fact the only rea.
son for this action being desired on the
part of our citizens, is the protection
of the water shed. II this cannot be
done, it will be no accommodation to
Us to have to buy our timber, while the
parties who have been destroying the
underground and touling the water
pre- allowed TO continue their action |
Under the circumstances il appears
that all parties should unite 10 oppos-
ing the settling apart of any land in
pur part of the state as n forest reserve
unless y statute such us this one menti-
pned can be enacted aud take effect
very soon. This decision Of Judge
Marshall's comes in very good play for
those who have been opposed to forest
reserves.
Iron County record. [volume] (Cedar City, Utah) 1893-1982, 1903-01-30

The Farmers Institute held its re.
gular meeting last Wednesday evening
and after the disposal of the routine
business the question of Forest Reser-
yes, was discussed by the members. In
view OF the ruling of Judge Marshall
AS reported in the dailes, (aud which
we have discussed in another place, J
it was the general feeling that the
farmers had no benefits to expect from
forest reserves under the present as.
>pect OF affairs; 1t was therefor resolved
that in order to have the water she'd of
Coal Creek protected from the destruc.
tive effects OF stock, it will be necess.
AIRY to have the Intervention of con
gress, and the secretary of the meeting
was directed to request Up. II. W
Lunt To convene a meeting OF the peo-
pie of his ward as soon as convenient 60
take into consideration the hest means
of securing the action Of that august
body.
Iron County record. [volume] (Cedar City, Utah) 1893-1982, 1903-01-30
M. A. No. 1911.
Application for Potent.
JNlFfD STATES LAND OFFICE,
salt Lake City. uiah, Dec, 10, 1909


salt Lake City. Uish. Dec, 10, 1902.
NOTICE IS hereby given that j. NJ. wicks aud
UT Jones OF CEDAR CITY, Utah, have made
application for United States patent for the
lTine lode mining claim, consisting of 1275.3
linear feet yi the rode aud Surface ground IS
shown by THE plat bring Survey No. 1920, stu!
aied ia tie Iron Springs Mining District, Iron
County, Utah, ana described iu the plat and
field EOtcs OF survey on lie IN this Office witt
magnetic variation az 10 deg - Min to IL deg 45
min Z, as follows, to- wit; >
Commencing AZ cor No. ! aud running
thdnce &c deg 13mni w i24S.4 II to cor No. ?,
thence ) 10 deg IS min j oJO II 20 cor No. },
thence Y e5 deg % min EcgI2 q to cor No. 4,
thence 50 deg min n J7S.t fttO cor No 5,
thence n Is deg 55 min w 500 Il 10 cor No. |,
the place of beginning, containing 4 total aud
net area OF Soy acres, all Of which is applied
The presumed general course or direction of
the vein OF lode Is as shown upon the official
plat.
said claim IL situated in the SEX OF section
3, Tp.35 ST. R.l2 W. slim. O. '''
The a sec cor between secs and :. Tp.b s.,
R,t2 W., bears MA deg 81 miu + ss6.6 # from
cor No Of said claim.
said claihi Is Of record IN the office OF the Re-
cqrder Of Iron Comfy at ParolSap, Utah, in
book "CH At page 4iU Of locations ~
The nearest know location Is the Black Bird
Lot No. 81. F - ;
direct that this notice be published in the
IRoN COUNTY RhcoRp at Cedar City, Utah, the
newspaper published nearest tile said mining
claim, tor tile period OF nine weeks
FRANK u. HOBBS,
Register.
L. II, GRAY 8 LENoRA c. DALEY, Att'ys.
lFrst Dec, l9,-I,ast Feb. 2O)
Iron County record. [volume] (Cedar City, Utah) 1893-1982, 1903-01-30

An exchange puts II this way: "In
the beginning God created the heavens
and the earth, then the editor, then the
liberal advertiser, which was all good
The next day it sno wed and he created
the man who does not believe In adver-
Using, another who does not take the
home paper--aud then he rested. Aud
then the devil OF into the moulding
room and created the man who takes
the paper for several years and fails to
pay for It, After he had completed that
sorry lob and having few Jumps left
he created the excuse Of man who
settles his subscription by informing
the postmaster TO mark his paper IRE.
fused. Suua sun.