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The daily silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1903-1907, 1904-06-20
Notice Of shsrffs Sale


III ne riftb judicial fdsfffet Court
~ the state ~ Nevada. 81 ara fof
me County ~ HanD5fdt
fdwafd reibnaft Plaintiff rs & ~
Hsnsbn Edward sehefmef and Maf-
ietta Hans6n. Defendants
timer ans ~ virtue Of 4 decree N
foreclosure ana order ~ sale issued out
~ the Fifth judicial Dlsttitt Couft
~ the State " Nevnda ~ and tor the
counts ~ Hemb0idt. IN the sist day
III May 1904. IN the above emitted
nj on aheraih Edwa q fieihbnft. the
aiiove named plaintiff. Obtained judg-
heHt aha decree ~ ~ aeiesufa and
safe a%eaihst the e8ia defendants and
eaeh thereof and whe eiu II IVES sd
j8teed that the said defendants q.
4. ifahsan in1 Edwatd sehefmaf we're
fidebtea IS said btaiHtin n the sum
n size ~. together Nittf interest a.
tie rite ~ I bef cent per annu6
from dafa ~ said decree together with
shefiHs fees. tohim ssiohs ana ax-
bensss ~ safe. and whefein It vas
~ tier ad1dlaed that the i~nt-fasi ~
said defendant Mn letta Hanson. ~
aha ~ the property hereinafter de
tttibh1 Nas aid Is subordinate q tic
lieii ~ tie in1fteaea af ulalntin here
IT, witch 81 4 decree was fatdeiei
md eti fse9 IS sail court nn tie sisi
lie ~ Nav. igii and iptoidel 81 tie
tt4L HEtH I.H - t...4E IA af.g~A44.t tts4...
So. y. pHees | atn commanded 70
sHll al and sitieulaf thai certain ifa a
81 iatd situate iyltie ald being ~ sit.i
i atiiitt ~ lldiHhaidt statp 81 Nnpa1a
1T titliia Is dest lied Us feillWs to-
at. the sEAnf sWH ~ NWA 81
'eetinh Sc. 1UWhsilh "a u8rth. thtap 20
usi. N8utt niahiH i'ase htid Meiittt
luFethet with oil tie imp 0tetnettt
he edti consist iip ~ what IS knuNh as
ard called The niackb ~ Mill Together
tlth 81 the OF bniiilNga on s,id mili
itA ut used ~ rdtnet, ton herewith.
81 4 al i|aliinRs and Stiffness itiha j.
e4ts thereon. together III ali iai-
btUtemehls ~ the way % cyanide plan,
IN II said property ~ used u eohn
itn thetevhh iNgthvi Aith at nNa
nsula tile teiiehnnts. the hntyliia.
i eits Hhd appnrtenaittes ~ s,e4ihto te-
tnelue of Vi ansWise tpiia ,laNna
,is9 al and sinsulAl Ne mArhhAN
lfAA and 1npiethents . lahsntt to lht
sd lia,hbnd Mn and rsel ~ ,on
81, ION Herewith ANA dese,tael as tot
tWa4 toWit lhtee guoe- = $40 "a =, mid,
tiks TWO ioeo saiion# \ attte uhtt
Np dts cell hapet ss, me atsl'm
j Anne con nlete, app No 3 eaat tsustl
attnt so teet 3 inches oipe. ms no
Ahsel hAtinws loo .aAtas SIN b.
tna asSla puiley one NSit inllsv Il
ponds gihc shavings. more 81 iesi
ihoNt 200 pounds rubber bsltina 81
tann " assay outfit and other 4
ARES NN3 iunA on pipm sec
The daily silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1903-1907, 1904-06-20
re "a ~ NV ! aoasos

AIR awfal horror N New Sofk IN
the hurnine 81 the steamer General
slocnm and the excui sion hundreds
who NE pnon hes SLOWS Worse n
stead of letter as the fulier reports
come ia 4he boss 81 ire is now IL
ported Is ne tNpl>e hnndsea II Seems
almos, inpoasihle fef snch a q sadui
acc aent IL oeeuf there whe I 70 man,
Ness M ronce and no. ana Mhert 80
many nrara 81 ieiief Mould be- ex
pecsea VI BE avanaNie Ii Is a horror
d TIE Worst magnisuoe, ~sieAeninr 10
thinh of and MOST p asaiy9iAs he ron
SIDES rhe latest advices
secfeta \ $50 telsoa \ Eoinx 10 Rn,es,l-
eate she ANAL on she pait 81 ,he soy
{ mr. eat, q ii IA 70 he heped that MS
Investigation WIN he e. eachinT n u
sta,ea that Inv eaatan ef tne MAfthaa
Vineyard. 4 new cafs in prime cona
tfon. psssea within ONE hAnaged yards
of the burning General siocum. her
pa6dfes chufnlnE the bodies OF the
Woman and rhttd en- eoAtlnK m Groves
atont hef and reeve orse WAS thv helvl
shifted ara never once Was the slixst.
est cncs1 nsaae 10 saNe d ife y iend q
The daily silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1903-1907, 1904-06-20

For q n1n8re6 years ~ mrs witch
ffazel aas 5eeA ree6zrze6 a. \ @feer-
mr. remedy 5ot II r%sr0afned for p 4.
dewitt & ~ II C0@faeo ~ 5fze6vst
hov ~ combine the gfrfees ~ Wffcb
Fare with ofher nfserf}fss N HY1
form IF a eaivs DeWrf's wfet
Hazel saive ~ fhe best safve n the
world for sores. cuts burns bruises
an1 pffes The hizb standing II fhfr
salva given rise 80 oo1nfsrfeits
an4 fnh r9b1ic il advised r. fook ~or
the nar9e HDeWfft On the naefa1A
80 aetegt no other soid NJ Erown
pros
The daily silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1903-1907, 1904-06-20

tan ANYTHING he wefss than n feel
thaf every minute wii he your last
sufh was the experiehee ~ N q s ~
Ne#sau. Decatur. Aia For three
years she writes. ~ endured insuf.
fets bic pain from Indigestion. stnrunch
and bowel tfnuhla Death seemed IT,.
etitpbie when doctors ard ell remedies
failed At length I vas injured 20
Try Electric tiers and the result was
m~ltnpuious improved ut once and
now I'm completely recovered Fni
Liver. Kiduey stomach Hhd Bowel
Troubles Electric Buffers II the only
insdirins only soc ttis guaranteed
by Brown titus.. druggists.
The daily silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1903-1907, 1904-06-20
Startling Evidence

Fresh testimony ~ great quantity Il
constantly ceinlug IN declaring Or
Kings New Discovery fot Cdnsump
ton Cait8hs and relds to he .'neuiiai
cd A terehi exftession from r J.
Mcfarland nentntvilie. VA serves ~
example tie writes u had ptonrhit
ls fot three years and durto ed al
the time without teins benefited THEN
| began taking IN Kings New Dis.
nVeiv end i few hotties wholly cured
me. Equally effective IN .urii q all
Lung AMI Throat troubles. Coi,rnnip~
ton. Pneumonia and .irip Guaranteed
by lirnwn llrus. btusnists rtfai bot
tie ftee. regular alzes soc, aud siOn
The daily silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1903-1907, 1904-06-20

P8olgc noflce II hereby zfven tfst
81 sator6ay ne "a Say 81 JViy ~ 10
O'Clock a n1. of said 5sy At the coort
house 5ooY At ~ town 81 Winnerauc~
"a comfy n Hornbosdt. state 81 Se
va6a + wIn ri obc6Ience 70 said 5Ncree
~ foreclosure ara der Of safe SET
che above 6e~cglbe5 property or 80
mueh fhe eof az may be necessary 70
saf sfy che pialHfiNs Fragment affh
fntsfevt aa6 eoefs Al puofle aBerfoT
~ ne Hi2Nesf ard beet 0dders fv
cash lawful raoasy q me United sfates
Dafe8 fhis fIfh 3sv ~ J8ae fpof
I'm 8 q LAME
Sheriff ~ H~8mh0}8t County
The daily silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1903-1907, 1904-06-20
psptvDs 100 w,,s OK Is aovrp

fhe pemirtatie ii ess shauld ap ee
pn shelr lire 6f %stievsnee respecting
Attorney Uenetui Rnnx. SOME ~ the
early birds anons Inn, rotetle wetr
sw n 20 %ienounce Mi Knox ne 4 cor-
pora,ion lawyer who wili s%ttenstheh
the reino alton power ~ the sena,e.
rrt Il was fuils shown that vhie
he had been . 60 noinsion lawset. We
haa whoiiy abandoned that ellie and
become the most powerful zoe 81 cat-
potatiohs. white ne wns fof them.
ne did them great s%nrvlee. hut when
ne became tho attorney far the reo.
pie. Ne was Just - yeaiona ~ theli
service as NJ had fornerly been "
behalf 81 his corporation cienss.
ahis being 20 plain thar there WAS NJ
alnputine II the same and SAFE PAT,
OF the Democratic press came N witt
the opposing complaint. that At,or-
hey Gene Al Rnox Was taken ~, 81 IN,
cab net IA order 10 sarais1e the prose.
BUTTONS against the trusts ana com.
hines, II belng assumed that rs o,t
else could prosecute those raves n
rowerfnlls 81 Win such prospects 81
success
Put these two nosssions uf the nemo.
cratic press are directly a~ntaphnistle
1he oprosiiiun cancels It's own eTotti
~ that Sort 81 eon, ars pos tions am
leaves Ne ease precisely as II Il ha,
n,aae no objection ~ an, and parade,
no q ievance
The daily silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1903-1907, 1904-06-20

AZ spfte ~ me energetic EFFORTS a
he steamship companies ana thef
3offiog the pa@sage IL America from
a4thsfn Europe aown ~ IN e44iva44
~ fifteen a6Il8fs N sven lees me
m migration has faIlen on IN lem ptos
portions compared with the great nam
~ n that cams to orr snoraf iass
yhar Iris a~eefes4e win - giaafv
46fed By americans f5f theA 4 "
EDDY nofe than nienfg u the needy
fass s1th rs these Immigrants nssfss
Fta. fl this t5nhtty aifeaag aad seAk
rig idbs that native born ttbgfsfs
Heht t6 ha9k
The daily silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1903-1907, 1904-06-20

ia correctly named n IL the ~ Ckest.
/ ~ the snntiesL II tutis tue ssalest
"A eta the suleakn ant a "a the
dui able. n NeiHn the tssst-1o
,50atas "A WI not rust % 80 10
AaNea. Ii Washes the dh test piayes
astest h Washes ns the tateat seleii-
mt principle a viii wash a samhite
,aiNdkes tbiet ALONE It VII WASH So
s. - 81 tatpet al one time. u ADDS
"a a ans happ iess 10 the l~aundte-s.
The teast NOISE, slof. STEAM,
.Al8NR and TIME The m,ssi EtA-
GtTlNkNEsS, PLEASURE Salts
At'rlON Addies an inquiries ta
aNbNAe SAONG WIN ~ sNfe agent
3 Nevada Cail and the gee the
aehrne wtfk al his res dence 6es-tf.
The daily silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1903-1907, 1904-06-20

A millionaire III bne ~ our caste II
ltlts has SO " fof hiiu sell 4 ietisat
hat Is absolutely haise d uot ~ ae-
%hmuiatlhp his f1tlune be Developed a
vsry bad case 81 nerves The or
llhaiY mnn whe IL Fortunate enough 20
nave weak nerves mhst bear with
theni, ,hn, IS. nnless he was wise
snohph 70 take iiostettefs s,ntnath
aitie s ~ the start TINS famous
uedic ne has made az uneuuaiisd rep.
itaiion as a nerve 81 %ensthener weah
nerves ale Improve ished nerves ard
these come 7 on tie stomach beine go
Neak that the mod IS not property
ilgestea, thus depritins The hlond and
uttes 81 proper nutrition The nlttefa
Nill positively %sttenetheh The stomach.
serreet aieestion ana assimilation, ana
nre neF vousnrss Insomnia ind eest On.
l%ssrepsia. poor appetite and consupa-
toh ny u ana see Tor Yourself
WANTED A nrsi class sign pasn,of
steady Sob inaui = al Wihnemurtn
Hotei Sis tA
The daily silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1903-1907, 1904-06-20

Tbe N5rthogn Pscffc tra rofs,cri
Are probabIy seeare me on sfs
leading them 4 gre r csaaee b4oo6-
no80ns are ~ ehagr tfaeg ard trey 1r.
de3 To- 4 weli s4tsied fe9ioa 81
tnfs raKes gher0 safe Trere aae beer
81 account If a chase ~ bio5a hoBfdQ
nat vas sifceessfnl 10 capture r
BE- csfs wno were hof on the trsil.
ara rio msfanee where p
country war not nsore 10 me advaot
~ ire cffnlraIs IRAN faae ~
te1r basfsuefs s3rnewnaf b@eaase ~
ne ynabas Aetie hesa Z ~ the hor1sa
he8f BAT more 5eeai4ae III i ~erI
ett ie8 region ii IS esser for t4e rim
tdals 10 eet fresn ana go54 mounts
q m Ger f6r me officers. VIM eorne
SITTER 70 ~ 81 We conced4. therefore
Rat me prospect f5r tne capture 81
ne 5a8d}fs II sim
The daily silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1903-1907, 1904-06-20

Would quickly va yoa, II van used
d. Kings New life Pins. Thousands
~ sune el~ have proved theig match.
less niefii Fot S1ek ana Nervous ta.ae,
aches They make pure blood and bu "a
ar fcuf neauh Only rs cents. as.n.s
aaok e nos cured Sold hs Brown
Rros. druggists.
The daily silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1903-1907, 1904-06-20

M0Kl TEA POSITIVELY ctRES
Sick Headache indigestion and on.
unaflan A ~aetehfna nern drink
emaveS al efupipans 10 The Skin
'feancfne q nefFe,s complexion
money r~egunoea. 25S coo soc.
The daily silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1903-1907, 1904-06-20
fIegant Spring Clothing.

we n8ve Igsf ,afeteef . new sssnnfs
behk gfGro Sffanss firms NJ rhieago
showing their nueouaiie1 lfpe NJ spfirs
au6 simmer prgds for mems suits
vests aag trousers We havs never
seer 40 IRE . fire \ samples. ~ 9
gtbusi9e . tire
%RFfNuhHT \ 70
The daily silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1903-1907, 1904-06-20

Thsy ttisd ~ eiett a seho3i ieacte
p q Texas town the other 8ay and
NE tiaH was kifea md fout 6tliefa
re desperately wounded WHEN the
q5ttbs pesbte ~ The Lone star state
- M FOR swaftness ara iiptt there afe
~ haif- way measures with them. n
= ire mststis D. nothing ard ;ie re-
t6t iheiatht il faitv 81 to tha p-eaeI-
snt thet generally It ~ TIE ntef etia.
The daily silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1903-1907, 1904-06-20

hand The sfory eeor6s alnsoqt hi
{ edible PIT H. upon irveetigasf5n
fscB shoafd prove ths cese, re shosss6
5c freated az ~ ss~s.n
The daily silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1903-1907, 1904-06-20

EtsfVfaav sh6ui6 uesf hue ~ flose
pob5y suits maAe Nv the sehioss asfos
YIN mn always mn y large stu X
them ri n Reinhar n cDs fEtf
The daily silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1903-1907, 1904-06-20

a Kansas bantee who pia. 81 fast
ard hose gith ottet be9tts ia9ney
tow mi a%pbfehitee iail if eo1vi ~
he pehitehtiaf9 ~ Iht isst - Il.
whlle ne thae md II am suit "a ndapt
Himself q his tetv entertainments. lie
eftalh = nas sijfy ~ tbH s%tatiieatien
4 4 new sehss n. intaiveti ~ ahai
my Sc hoeti e. Fl t 'ia tsigihfts
{ eafhlnF MI nnn 10 ii.lhg
The daily silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1903-1907, 1904-06-20
rRAT'L BROTHERHOOD

WTNNEMUCCA LODGE, NO. 2s3 OF
the Frsiernal Brother hood. ss--f-
ings held 1T Silver State Hall at s
. m. on the first and third Tuesday
evenings Of each month. All SO
jpufniuR members In good standing
are cordially invited to attend.
MRS. s.. A. LEACH,
r. u. BROWN, President.
Secretary.
The daily silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1903-1907, 1904-06-20

Tie father WIN seehs ia prevent HE
hltl 81 ! an exhludlne rfasefaekei
ha hhte made Tie mistake ~ tell
ns ihetn how nith ne used to eniot
! when IS was q bot.
The daily silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1903-1907, 1904-06-20

Il wa i iie to eafnl fif tiowit.
he seeeiil Llilai IL iihsiutl 49, he
Use rone ovet 10 tfanes tie had bet
81 ptutii q 1T ishttst siHt 8 uhi
axe m 81 Lou nest ni5tith
The Jewish outlook., 1904-08-12
AUGUST IL, 1904.
EDITORIAL
Communal
Weakness

communal life is excessive personal vani-
ty. The possibility of selfs--glorlficatlon
and not genuine admiration for cause,
seems the real motive force behind many
parading philanthropist. When am
bitions are many and distinct, the con-
comitant iealousies are sensitive and
pugnacious; and accordingly, in the en-
suing conflict Of ambitions, many an in
stitution, erstwhile espoused enthusias-
tically, is crippled in it's power for use
fulness, if indeed it be not deprived OF
existence altogether. But where petit
ness is so pronounced, or rather vanity
so colossal, that it will not hesitate to
jeopardize an institution, if thereby self
be aggrandized, pettiness, also in advent
of failure will not hesitate to cast as
pensions upon the other communal agen-
cies if thereby semblance of vindica-
ton be gained. And so it happens, not
infrequently, that temple and synagogue
are charged with communal failures over
which they were not allowed to have the
least control, and that the rabbi is made
the scapegoat for communal ills--indif-
ference, it's defiance, antagonism, with all
their kith and kin-by f1ippant fiedgling
The Jewish outlook., 1904-08-12

and grabbed old age, not to speak of pre-
tentious ignorance and revered rascallty
and gilded philistinism.
That the above diagnosis, which traces
the prevalent communal anaemia to NOR
bid ambition or neutraliZed ambitions, is
not wholly wrong, may be seen from
glance at the facts presented by any
average city. These all have B. B. or
CARNATIONS, Sons of Abraham lodges, Y.
M. H. A. clubs, Free Loan associations,
Jewish Councils, Ladies Aid societies,
charity dispensaries, Zionist groups, even
orphanages and hospitals, not to mention
congregations, usually the oldest institu-
tlon in every community And the sur
prising fact is, not that these diverse ex-
pressions Of the Jewish organism-all of
them nearly related and having virtual
ly identical object: The rejllvenesence
and development of Judasm-the sur
prising fact is, not that each of these ac-
tivities should usually have different
'regime," but that each regime should
have distinct clientele and that both of
ficers and clientele, if not openly hostile,
yet seldom identify themselves actively
with kindred organizations, and then on
ly to the extent that decency or conven-
ton or social caste imposes. Were sin
cerity of purpose and love of truth the
dominant impulse of these designing
heads, it would be difficult to realize
how, on the one hand regimes, at bot
tom inspired by the same historical con-
sciousness, should yet restrict themselves
to narrow preserves and be unable to find
single foot of standing room in com
mon, and how, on the other hand energy
should be dissipated and funds squander-
ed in the support of institutions which
to every disinterested onlooker are paral-
lei in scope and work. On the grounds of
sincerity and truth, how for example,
can Jealous opponents of Ben Brithism-
especially in view of the unequivocal Or
thodOxy OF the Order-be strangers if not
detractors OF the synagogue? And how,
to be brief in instances, can ladies in
high repute in Jewish councils be abso-
lutely indifferent to contiguous philan-
thropic and religious bodies or even be
interested in Jewish history, i. e., the his
tory OF Judaism, and yet have no care
for the Judaism they should know the
The Jewish outlook., 1904-08-12

play. And so pottage make shifts of in
stitutions and movements designed
by the aspiring shrewd; friends are CO.
erced strangers inveigled; regimes are
launched and each conniving little Caro-
bas of leader gets his day. Many a
community in the institutions fostered
there has congealed history of local
jealousies and intrigues, which he who
runs may read; represents, as it We're,
IA system of checks and balances clogged
by cooperation and mutual forbearance,
operated only by ambition or jealousy
according to the lever we watch.
In communal work, therefore, vindic-
tiveness and pride are exalted frequent
ly at the cost of a contracted and diluted
good. The greatest check to this abuse
is the check that is most abused 1t is no
mere accident that the synagogue is
blamed for the maplots and abortions
of overweening ambition. Of yore, the
synagogue was the center of Jewish life,
from it alone emanated the impulses that
engaged the attention of the jew
Though weened from it's jurisdiction by
prevailing Weltanschaung begot of alb
normal mental expansion, yet, in adversi-
ty, through habituated action. the Jew
continues to revert to the synagogue, the
erstwhile mOulder of his life And of a
truth, the synagogue is still the Gibraltar
of the Jew. 1t alone gives him his iden-
tity. The Jew must again feel that Ju-
daism is greater than philanthropies and
lodges and councils; that it is the very
core and circumference of these, but that
these are only evanescent expressions of
it. A resuscitated consciousness of the
greatness of Judaism is needed, if re-
calcitrant pride is to be humbled; if the
Jew is to be SO permeated with the sense
OF unity that, actuated by common i'm
pulses, he will make irresistably for COM
mon ends overriding if need be personal
caprice and wish, and in the very face
of maneuvre and intrigue. The religious
influence was the predominant factor in
the life Of the past the synagogue should
and would be the pth of modern Jewish
activity, and this it is and must be in
every community where moral greatness
thrives. SAM KOCH.
At the Elizabeth almshOuse in Bu-
The Jewish outlook., 1904-08-12

At the Elizabeth almshouse in Bu-
dapest there is a Jewess, Lett Borsos,
who was born in 1888, being therefore
116 years of age
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1904-12-10
GAINING STRONGER
FOOTH0LD IN SOUTH
Pittsbursers About to Form New Iron
and Steel Enterprise In
Alabama
Engineer Walter Kennedy, Prominent
In Ownership, Leaves to Ee-
anime Properties.

PITTSBURG. Dec o.-Pittsburg's
hold on the iron and steel Industry
of the South as well as the rest of
the country is being strengthened by
the formation OF the Pittsburg &
Southern Coal & Iron Company. OIL
cial announcement of the completion
of the plans OF this new factor in
the iron and steel business is ex-
Dected in few days
Already the groundwork is practi-
cally completed Pittsburg. New
York and Southern Interests compos-
ing the company have obtained a site
for an extensive iron and steel plant
at Birmingham, Ala. the property ly-
ing along the line OF the Louisville &
Nashville Railroad. It is here that
the furnaces and other works of the
company viii be located
Within year it is expected the
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1904-12-10
All Special sceney---Notas fitcf1oS
House Stuff used.
rs Cs Now a1at Christi Drug
Ioh he NNuG nLskyo rnend 10
Carswll eon int ate e emnane

public Iron & Steel Company. and
over 100000 tons of red and brown
ore also adjoining the Republic ore
properties. It's ore and coal sources
practically duplicate those OF the Re
public in quality
The company will probably be CAPT
taltzed at sl5O0.o0o and an issue OF
100000 OF bonds Is now contemplate
led although the ultimate capitalize
ton naturally depends upon the ex-
pected expansion of the company;s
operations TO include steel mills and
additional furnaces
The company is as yet only in a
formative stage and officers and d.
rectors have not been elected. Wal
ter Kennedy, OF this city, is the en-
sineer of the company and also prom
.inent in the ownership. He left last
night to spend some weeks at the
conpany's properties in Alabama and
upon his return It is probable the OIL
ciaI announcement of the company's
plans viii be made. together with fur
Their details regarding the future ex-
pansion and development plans.
PIttsburs interests win control the
company. although some Of the stock
viii be owned in New York and more
in the South.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1904-12-10
,usT 4 FEw n pEsT eowNs.
Mrs Could Confronted Nfitta 7IM FOR
$3.50 for Sixteen Of Enl.


NEW YORK Dec another
chapter was added to Mrs Howard
GouId.s troubles with dres snlal sers
when a summons and com plant was
fled in the county clerks ofice in
"a suit for So. $50 agairst Gould
for frocks his vile is alleged 70 nave
bought. but neglected 10 pay for.3
The suit Is brought sssdanaes
Braud and LeRoyer They set forth
that Mrs Gould had bong sixteen
fashionable and expensive gowns in
October and Noyembe
Tre compliments say the dresses
ranged in price up 70 nearly $500.
Eleven OF the dresses had Seen del1y-
cred when Mrs. Could sudfenIy or
dered the makers togstop work on the
other i've.
a. n Hummel. counsel for Mrs
Gould. said today. Mrs Gould de-
MES that any demand Tor 2aymens
has been made. she declares the
gowns didn't 1T. that She has never
worn them and that she was meyer
fitted for them. The suit WilI pc
fought
Howard. the photograpaer. win
make Won good pictures cheap.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1904-12-10

new company VIII be producing basic
pig iron from at least one stack on
this site. The plans have been tenta-
lively laid for several stacils and
room has also been provided for an
extensive AID modern steel plant on
the same site AT the start the out
put VIII be some SEQ tons OF pig a
day and the plans as at present com
pieted cover only the operation of
what IS called merchant furnace for
the production and sale of pig iron.
Future plans of the Pittsburs &
Southern Iron & Steel Company may
be greatly extended. An element OF
uncertainty is introduced by the fact
that the Southern ores are not suited
to the Eessemer process by which,
steel rails are ordinarily produced in
the Northern mills and steel rails
made from Southern ores are TO q
certain extent regarded by railroad
ers as experimental. Many miles of
Southern rails are in use, however.
and there has been no development
to their discredit- II Southern rails
become popular with the railroads
the Pittsburg & Southern Coal &
Iron Company may plan It's works for
the production of steel rails on a
large scale.
The new company has between p
900 and $500 acres of co11ing coal
adjoining the. coal lands OF the Re
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1904-12-10

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