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The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1903-09-21
DEXTER
HAD Been
WARNED
Father Urged Him to Give Up
His Flight Against Men In
Tho AdIrOndaCkS.

New York. Sept. 2i.-The body OF Or
lando p. Dexter. the New York million
aire, who was assassinated near his sum
mer home In the Adirondacks. near Santa
Clara. n. Y. arrived at the Grand Cen
tral station, today in care OF John III.
Badger, Mr.. Dexter's attorney
IL have no doubt unlimited sums will
be spent 10 run this cowardiy assassin
20 earth" said Mr.. Badger. 'Mr. Dex-
ter was deliberately murdered. His as
sailant planned the crime skilfully and
has so far carefully covered up his tracks
but there are soma clues which / hope
will put us on the right track.
THE motive for the crime was revenge
for some real or fancied wrongs suffered
by somebody, who may have believed he
was doing a righteous thing for the bene-
At OF the community at large.
Mr.. Dexter had many enemies be-
cause OF his relentless warfare against
game poachers, timber cutters and tres
passers
Some or these men had made threats
against Mr.. Dexters life"
Henry Dexter, father OF the murdered
man said today: mo money will be
spared TO bring the guilty one 10 justice.
/ advised my son repeatedly TO give up
the fight against these outlaws I warm
ed him they would end by killing HIM
His murder is the work OF one or two
men who have repeatedly threatened his
life"
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1903-09-21
= DEMOCRATIC
Primary Meetings

Pursuant to orders OF the Democratic
CITY committee OF Providence. the follow
ing call for primary meetings has been
dsnce tssmea Inc .a Demoesatie electors Of Prov
respective ward rooms, on THURSDAY
EVENING, Sept:-24. 1903. according to ths
provision OF the Caucus act. at o'clock
y. m. Polls to be open until 10 o'clock
y. m, and elect delegates TO the Demo
cratic State Convention. to be held In Mu-
sic Hall. Providence. Thursday. Oct. /.
Of Gs0ss sandaafs. T. % tor the
GERS OF the State for the year ensuing.
The electors OF the First. Third. Fourth,
Seventh. Eighth and Tenth Wards will
Of the Second. Fifth. Sixth and Ninth
Wards to elect two delegates each.
Also to nominate In each ward a candi-
date for member OF the school COMMITTEES
ond Ward TO nominate a candidate for
one year to I'LL a vacancy. Also TO elect
five delegates to represent each ward In a
G ths cs nomnas TO
one Senator and Il Representatives to rep
resent the city OF Providence in the next
General Assembly. Also to elect five dele
gates TO represent each ward In a City
Convention TO be held pursuant to the
call hereinafter ordered, to nominate a
candidate for Mayor, City Treasurer.
TO- saeh wsnd o 10.
city committee. The electors shall elect
one member from each voting district ana
one member AT large from each ward. The
mated places: First Ward, Pioneer Hall,
south Main street: Second Ward. What
Cheer Hall. ga North Main street: Third
Ward, Ward Room, North Main street;
street: Firth Ward. Ward Room. Beacon
avenue: sixth Ward. Ward Room. Public
street; Seven ward. Ward Room. Green
Hall 90 piaindeld street: Ninth Ward
Ward Room, Pailas street; Tenth Ward.
Ward Room, Atwells avenue. All ballots
shall be printed or written on white paper,
DAVID J. BARR. Chairman.
JOHN r. JOHNSON. Secretary.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1903-09-21
ARRAlGNED.
ON MURDER
CHARGE
Smell Did Not Want 10 Plead
TIL He Had Consulted Cuun.
Ssl-P|eaded Not Guilty.

New Bedford. Sept. 2i.-Angies snell
the man accused OF numbering old Til
linghast Kirby on the afternoon OF Sept
9. was arraigned before Judge Milllken
in the Third district court this morning.
charged with murder in the first de-
gree
There was an immense crowd but the
prisoner failed 10 be IN the least moved
by the excitement and preserved the
same calm he has had ever since his ar
rest
When the complaint was read 70 him,
Snell showed no nervousness, but de-
ci.ned to plead till his counsel was pres
ent BY order OF the court a plea OF not
guilty was entered and at the request
% the government the hearing was con-
tineId 10 Sept 20. The prisoner vas
recommitted to jail without bail.
The state police and Deputy Sheriff
Kirby are hard at work hunting up evil
denoe. Thus far they have discovered
little, that Is new, but they are having
no trouble in corroborating what has al-
ready been discovered. Though the evil
dsnce Is circumstantial, 1t is regarded
as extremely strong. The only new evil
dence discovered Is blood stains I'm ooth
Kirby's and Smells boats and the fact
that Smell carried bloody shirt TO Fall
River Thursday OF last week and has
since told conflicting stories about st.
Smell remains silent as ever and has re-
fused TO talk till his counsel has talked
with him.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1903-09-21
LIKE MONTE CRISTO
The World Was His. but Fin
ally Its Pleasures Palled.

Many young men. surrounded by all
the romance and pleasure that commend
themselves TO early manhood. have paid
The penalty of too frequently indulging
IN the social excesses which are always
et their command.
Theatre parties. late suppers. balls.
functions Of All kinds which delve into
the morning hours have a disastrous
enect on all who have not cultivated. I'm
me highest degree. self-restraint and
wa,chtuiness, especially In the matter OF
eating and drinking.
senator Chauncey NJ. Depew. who has
prooaoB attended more public banouets
,,,', u Important social events that any
s amer'can. Is Invariably a. abste-
rnious IN eating and drinkioV a ,h, 80.
OF hospitality viii admit
The very best thing IN a. -. -.
slightest sign ~ indigestion ,".',,.I.-
Itself u to take dose of C.oss... -,
pepsia Cure uiqudD Keen on ,aLt.
IL for n reasonable length a, ,,,no ~
though the FIRST dose win r.l,e~. a.
Immediate distress. This unfauir. -,
edy IL guaranteed under cash for,ei, -
cure any case of Indigestion pvsn.r.t.
or other form of stomach trouble -
matter OF how long standing
In letter from Mr.. James Cannnh.u
17s Passaic street. Trenton. n q.
pays: II gave Chase's Dyspepsia Cur. a
fair trial. and am now cured of n fou,
years case Of indigestion. Seeing YOU,
nd IN the Trenton Times I sent FOR a
bottle and felt relieved after the nrsi
dose"
II your druggist cannot supply 80,
promptly write for full particulars {,
Chase Mfg. Co. Fewburgh. ~ "
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1903-09-21
INSIGNIA HAS A HISTORY.
LIttIs Bar Worn BY Commander Sphinx Used
for Years.

Though In appearance II is only a
rather plain little bar with four tiny sill
yer stars enclosed in gilt, II is the Of
hcial Insight OF the commander-in-chief
of the Sons OF Veterans. United States OF
America, and is worn by Arthur Brad
ford Sphinx OF this city at present The
miniature rank strap has quite an In
teresting history and II was first worn
by Frank t. Shepard or Illinois. when
that gentleman was commander-in-c chief
He presented IL 10 his successor Lieut.
Governor Jones OF Ohio and II has passed
along from L. w. Alexander of Reading.
Pa, f. r. Campbell OF washingto
d. c.. Frank Martin. who was com
mander-in chief last year to Mr.. Spink
who received 1t at Atlantic City last
week.
Mr.. Sphinx was back at his duties in
the city clerks office today and stated
that the encampment al Atlantic City
was an Interesting one. and that he ex-
pected that the records and the rest OF
the headquarters outfit, which includes
furniture and pictures of all past ma
uonal commanderv here very soon.
He said that he would secure an Office
In one OF the local buildings and EXPECT
ed to be established very soon. The
stan appointments would be ready prob-
ably this week he stated, and thouah he
did not give definite statements he al
lowed II TO be inferred that the star
would be made up OF men from all over
the United States
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1903-09-21
NOT HARD TO CLOSE.
Possibility Of Early Decision on Providence
POstoftICs Plans.

n has been learned that the examining
board which sat IN this city last week 60
lcok over plans FOR the new million dol
Jar postoffice had very little difficulty I'm
selecting the one which best met their
heas 40 suited 10 tho site on Exchange
place. The board was here barely ~
hnurb before u was away again for the
west and the fact that IL reached n deci-
sion 40 quickly is considered a good in
hcaion that news OF the decision may be
tHNed this week some time The secre-
tary u In Washington now and n viii
PROBABLY be easy 90 get his approval Of
'"e Drawing II its excellence IL 80 pro
'ice lvui ceh and the local architects who
conpeted and some who aid not are
fsl,e interested TO learn the result
s Judges we're unable % tell whose
piane were best for no names wera sr,x-
ed, simply numbers the names being
te.ie' W IN envelopes to be opened after
ire acceptance OF the drawings.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1903-09-21
REDUCED RATES TO TnE WAITE
MOUNTAINS

Round trip tickets 10 Fabyans. Rrot-
ton Woods. Jefferson. Bethlehem and
various other points I'm the white Noun
tains. good going September 18th 10 oo-
tober 18th. via the N V. n. r. a " and
Boston a Maine Railroads Via Roston or
Worcester arordlng n choice of routes
via Plymouth or North Conway. are now
on sale at Union station. No. weyhosset
street. and corner Custom House and
weybosset streets. Providence. where ruIl
information may be obtained regarding
rates routes and schedules. cry low
rates have been made for these excursion
tickets. affording an opportunity within
rea-h of ell for Witnessing the unsur-
passed natural beauties OF the White
Mountain region. at the height Of their
autumnal glory.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1903-09-21
PASSENGERS FROM THE SOUTH

List OF passengers on steamship Dor
chester arriving at Providence this date:
Mr.. 3. Bailey. Mr.. IT. G. Pease. Mr.. r. NJ.
Mckay. Mr.. r. w. Upham. Mr. w. s.
Malone, Mr.. G. II. Burnham. Mr.. c. l..
Wady. Mr.. g Bennett Mr.. Fred Lane,
Mr.. O. II: Bayer. Mr.. A. Gainscaro. Mr.. J.
ID. Sheehan. Mr.. j. q. Kelly. Mr. X. r.
Keeear, Mr.. y. Thatcher. Mr Hutchinson.
Mr.. ]. f. Connolly. Mr. III. w. Cordan.
Mr.. j. ID. Clancy. Mr.. J. ri. Fitzgerald,
Mr.. J. w. Yale. Mr.. T. r. Maher. Mr.. O.
Lusater. Mr. +. Gaudette. Mr.. J. A.
Horse, Mr.. J. J. Potter. Mr. II. J. Spoon
err Mr.. J. w. McAulife. Mr.. Clarence
Knapp. Miss Hanley. Mr. A. l.. Glen. Mr.
wv. McAullffe, Mr. VIM. q. Campbell
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1903-09-21
MARINE REGISTER.

Tomorrow the sun rises at b:sl a. m.
and sets at 546 p. m. High tides at $40
a. m. ard S:46 p. m.
The following vessels have arrived in
this port during the past "a hours:
Steamer Connecticut. Williamson. New
York.
Steamer Larchmont. Wilcox, from New
York.
Steamer Aries. Briggs. Philadelphia.
Steamer Dorchester. Ryan, Baltimore.
Steamer Rosalie. Bowman. New York.
Steamer City n Newport. Rich. New
port and returned.
Steamer Bay Queen. Knowles. Fall
River and returned
Steamer Queen City. Pettey. Tiverton
and returned.
Steamer New shorehsm. Block Island
and returned.
Tug Nathan Hale from Norfolk.
Tug John Scully. Gogg. from Newport
News
Tug william Gladwish from New York.
BargN Sumner ". Mead. Norfolk. with
1905 tons OF coal for the Eastern Coal CO.
Barge Frank y Keeler, Port Reading,
S1 tons Of coal for the Providence Coel
Barge James f. Mulhoiland. Perth Am
by. So tons OF coal for the Providence
Barge Carrie. South Amboy. 600 tons Of
Barge white Band. Newport News. esso
tons OF coal for the Railway CO.
Barge Enos Soule. Norfolk 225o tons ~
coal for the Railway Co.
Barge No S Standard OIL Co. Kings
county. with oil for the standard OH Co
Barge Baltimore. Perth Amboy. eos tons
OF coal for Pawtucket.
Barge II r. Thomas. Norfolk. 2aco tons
OF coal for the Railway Co.
Barge Frank Pendieton. Norfolk 2s2S
tons of coal for the Railway Co.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1903-09-21
SOVEREIGN GRAND LODGE.
Opening Session Of the Annual !. 0. 0. F.
Convention Held al Baltimore.

Baltimore. Sept. 2l.-The opening ex-
ercises OF the annual convention of the
Sovereign Grand lodge of Odd Fellows
began here this morning in Ford's Opera
house. The Sovereign Grand lodge pre-
viousiy assembled and marched to the
opera house under comand OF Grand Mar
shall John r. cockburn of Indiana, es-
corted by the Patriarchs' Militant
At the opera house Grand Master Ed
ward Rossman, of the Grand lodge Of
Maryland delivered an address of well
come, which was responded to by Gov
John Walter Smith on the part OF Mary
land and Mayor Robert McLane for Bal
timore.
Grand Sire John r. Goodwin OF Geor-
gia, then made an address. after which
the Sovereign Grand lodge proceeded 10
Odd Fellows Temple and began its Sc
cret deliberations.
The annual report OF Grand Sire and
Chief John b. Goodwin
which was read shows the order to be In
a fiourish;ng condition. The condition OF
the order at the close Of 1909 Is shown
by returns as follows:
Subordinate lodge membership Decem-
ber 81. 1902 1,069. 300; encampment member
ship 1s4.950; Rebekah lodge membership
Cbrothers l51. .15s; sisters 25s, ,s5o) and Aus
traiasia sex not given 1914. making total
Rebekah membership al .s55
Patrfarchs' Militant membership i7.75.
The total membership OF the order,
which includes the subordinate lodge
membership and the sisters only of the
Rebekah lodge membership is 1.329. .s5j.
The encampment membership and the
brothers OF the Rebekah lodges are not in
ciuded In the above total, as they are
subordinate lodge members.
Revenue relief and invested funds are
Indicated as follows:
Revenues or receipts In 1907: Subordi-
nate lodges SO, 2l4, ssSs5: encampments
sT12.65?; Rebekah lodges s628.T43: total rev.
enue 81, ,553 9o5 an increase OF s77I.343
over the preceding year. Relief expended
In 1902 Relief by lodges So a59. 7s4: relief by
encampments $2s5. .sl7: relief by Rebekah
lodges ss7 sos: total relief" ~. .s9s, POO.
Total relief at shown by records since
1880 10 1903 inclusive SOC. .4es. .525. The cash
balance In banks to the credit of the
Sovereign grand lodge on July 81. 1908,
was so6 2s7 30.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1903-09-21

a fash OF fame.
He ran TO box 65, pulled In an alarm
and In a few minutes the fire department
were pouring water into the store which
was fairly ablaze.
Sergeant Costigan and Patrolmen Nc
Soley and Garriety ran up stairs To res
cue the people whom they knew were
there.
They found the hallway filed with a
thick smoke which almost suffocated
them.
Doors were kicked open and the i'm
perilled inmates OF the tenements were
taken TO the street.
In one OF the Railways and against a
kitchen door was found a bundle Vr burn
ing rags which had been soaked in oil.
The fire-bug before starting the blaze In
the shop had set one going In the hall
way.
The damage 10 the building and to-
bacco stock was $500.
The police soon after the fire was ex-
tinguished made an arrest OF an Italian
who Is still held at the Fourth station
as "A suspect.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1903-09-21
$500 IN
CASH
GONE
Was Taken From Safe In Gen.
trail Office Of Old Colony
Street Railway Co. al Taunton

Taunton. Mass. Sept. n.-An amount
OF money estimated to be about $500 Is
missing from one OF the safes at the
Central office OF the Old Colony Street
Railway company in this city and the
officials OF the company. as we'll as the
police. have a problem 10 solve in ac-
counting for it's disappearance.
The money was taken between the
hours OF els p. m. yesterday and 7:so
a. m, today. but whether by an expert
robber or by some person familiar with
the combination Of the safe has yet 10 be
determined. Nothing else in the safe
or In the office was taken and apparently
no attempt was made 20 break into a
larger safe In another part OF the office.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1903-09-21
DUNTON
HAS CHANCE
FOR LIFE
Man Who Was Beaten Into H.
ssnsIb|Ilty Saturday Night
Shows Signs Of Improvement

Keene. n. H. Sept 21.--Although still
Ashael Dunton. who was brutaily beaten
at East Sullivan Saturday night, was re-
ported today as somewhat improved and
hts chances for recovery slightly better
than yesterday.
His pulse is strong. temperature nearly
normal, and he has taken nourishment.
The condition OF Mrs. Malachi Barnes,
who was assaulted at the same time.
also Is much improved.
Malachi Barnes. with whom Dunton
made his home and who is under arrest
charged with having committed tho as
sault, was given n preliminary hearing at
the Jail today and held TO await the out
come Of Duntons injuries. 1t has devel-
oped that one OF the two pooketbooks
which Dunton always carried is missing
This pocketbook is believed TO have
contained several hundred dollars as
Dunton almost invariably had large sums
I'm each wallet. In tho one carried in
his trousers pockets the police found
s5l0. An examination OF Dunton's trunk
brought 10 light $3.50 more in bills.
Mra Barnes has stated that a tramp
committed tho assault and robbed Dun
ton. The police think that II a robbery
was committed both pocketbooks carried
by the man would have been taken.
The police believe that Mrs. Barnes has
not disclosed all she knows about the
case. In conversation with an officer
today, she admitted that the man she
saw Ia the house and who she believes
committed the assault. looked like her
husband She first saw this man as she
was coming down the stairs. she said
a nd made no outcry, "a she believed him
to be her husband
In sew OF his subsequent action, how
ever, shc states that she now Is sure she
was mistaken and that the man was not
Barnes, but someone who resembled him.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1903-09-21
A PROMOTION.
Percy R. Todd 10 Be Made First Vice PresI-
nent Of the n. y, Nh. & n. Road.

New Haven. Sept H.-The Register to-
that Percy r. Todd, the present second
vice president OF the New York. New Ha-
ven and Hartford railroad will become
first vice president and will have full
charge Of the operating department and
general supervision OF the traffic details.
Mr.. Todd has looked after the operating
department with General Superintendent
o. NJ. Shepard since the resignation Of
Mr.. Merrill the first vice president. Presi-
dent Halls resignation. 1t Is stated, will
take effect October H
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1903-09-21

Boston. sept Massachusetts dele
gates 20 the National Unitarian confer
ence 90 the number OF les left here today
on a special train for Atlantic city.
where the convention will open tomorrow.
This delegation r. but part OF the full
quota % the eastern Massachusetts, dele
CATION. which vii number IN all about so
persons
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1903-09-21

hrebug endeavored early this morn
Eng TO destroy not only a tobacconists's
store and stock In trade. but TO end his
life as well as those OF the members OF
his family.
The persons who were thus menaced
were Ferdinand Meloragno, his wife and
child and Patrick Shea and his daugh-
ter.
At 297 Atwell's avenue is three-story
building. on the ground floor OF which
Is MelCragno's tobacco store. on the
second floor r. Meloragno's tenement and
pver him reside the Sheas.
Meloragno had recently been made the
recipient OF anonymous communications,
ahe writer OF which threatened 10 kill
him and destroy his property
At $40 o'clock a. m, Sergeant J. j.
Costigan OF the Fourth station. when
nearing Melaragno's store heard two
women screaming.
The next instant saw -twa- panes- OF
glass blown out Of the shop windows by
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1903-09-21
SCnOONERS IN COLLISION.
The Rival and the AtaIanta Crashed To-
gsthsr OFF the Maine Coast.

Boothbay Harbor. Me. Sept. 21.-The
schooner Rival, Capt. Farmer OF Glou-
cester. Mass, which arrived here today
reported that she lost her mainsail and
had part OF her rail stove In by a COL
hsion off Mohegan last night with fish
ing schooner Atalanta OF Gloucester.
IL was not ascertained how badly the
Atalanta was damaged but 4: was
thought only slightly. The Rival will re-
pair at this port and Immediately put to
sea again.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1903-09-21
|MPERILLED BY
|NCEND|ARY FIRE.
Miscreant Started Blaze in Tenement
House on AtweIl's Avenue and the OCCu-
pants Were Rescued by Police.

DISCOVERED
O'CLOCK MORNING.
STARTED IN FERNANDO MELARAcNos TOBACCO
JEoeARpzEo
iMPERiLLEp RESCUED BY POLICE
MALARAoNo RECEIVED COMMUNICATIONS THREATENING
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1903-09-21
6OODS ATTACHED.

According 20 the city han records to-
day G. Slocum Smith has attached the
for 1900
f. s. Smith v 80 attorney in the case.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1903-09-21
PROVIDENCE
ARCHITECTS
CHOSEN
Clarke & Howe Of This City
Submitted Successful Plans
for New Postofflc0.

Today II was announced that OF the ten
drawings submitted for the new postoffice
which is 10 be erected on Exchange place
Ut a cost OF s1OOO.OoO, those OF Clarke and
Howe OF this city were chosen.
They will personally supervise the work
and In addition 10 the perquisites will
gain much prestige as architects from
Boston and New York OF wide fame were
competitors
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1903-09-21
BODIES IDENTIFIED,

Lewes. Del. Sept. 2l.-The three bodies
xouno here yesterday have been identified
Rnd probably Captain J. r. Mehafey, OF
Che schooner Hattie A Marsh
The body OF Chief Engineer Albert
%,ingo was recovered today. Captain Me
6affey came from Boston and the Joyces
fesided in Cape Breton. Engineer Lingos
eamily resided In Sussex county, Del.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1903-09-21
COTTON MILLS RESUME OPERATIONS.

Lawrence. Mass. sept. 2i.--The Pember-
ton mills of this city and the Methuen
mills of Methuen resumed operations I'm
All departments this morning after having
been shut down for over three weeks on
account OF lack Of cotton. About 1900
hands are affected
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1903-09-21

NICELY FURNISHED ATTIC ROOM.
front entrance; rent reasonable; right IN
the jewelry district 70 Elbow street. Lsf,
bell.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1903-09-21
A LIFETIME OPPORTUNITY.
WANTED

A partner. TO be. one-third owner and To
act as treasurer In a $4,000 manufactur.
ing corporation. Must furnish 1000 90
cash. For full particulars apply to Fill
Providence News.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1903-09-21
FINANCIAL NEWS
New York Stock Marllt

Reported for The News by n. CURTIS
FLETCHER CO.. street noor. bani'
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1903-12-17
oLINGHOUSE.
A Great Deal of Activity,jn the Gold
Camp.

A Great Deal Of Aetivity>jn the Gold
Camp.
The Springfield Nevada Mining CON-
pany are blocking out ore in the Cabin
No. 2. Their mill No. is on an eight
hour run at full capacity. Mill No. l
is now in perfect running order having
made trial run with J. D. Poole in
charge. The Davis Calyx drill is now
down so feet and has not encountered
rock sufficiently hard to permit of core
being saved. except in one instance
where few feet of the andesite was
drilled through Mr. H. D. Tanning, Of
Virginia City is on the drill crew now.
The Butte and Gold Center are
blocked for ore storage and are work
ing the entire force on the new stamp
mill will be in running order about
Christmas. The mill is three stamps,
quadruple discarge 1000 pound stamps.
the power being 20 h. p. sidecrank,
selfcontained steam engine, with boil
er equipped for using crude oil for
fuel. The size of mill proper is 7Ox2O
feet, with an ore bin of 5Otons capa-
city. Blake crushers will be used. This
mill has ample water supply.-Dis-
patch.