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The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-09-14

in New York.
 Mobile Society News.
 The friends of Miss Sallie Creagh will regret to learn that she Is con- fined in St. Luke's Hospital, vancouv- CTS. with both of her ankles severely Hprained, four weeks ago. while at tempting to board a train. She and her bister, Miss Willie Creagh left here for an extended trip through the West, but 1t will be several weeks before Miss Sallie will be able to walk.
 A gay party of Mobilians left the Del Prado Hotel, Chicago, on Sunday to dine with Mir. and Mrs. Horton Falls of Evanston. Present also was Mir. Williams who was best man" when MT Falls married Miss Louise Dunlap Mrs. Harvey Jones has invited tho Daughters of the Confederacy to meet at her Pme on Friday ayn at spring ddai aill of few Confederate veterans known to MT. -.
 Mrs. c. R. shawhan and daughter Mts Horn, with her three children | have left Canada and are now at NeH to Indiana before returning home
 MT. and Mrs. l.. Hammel have gene to New York where they will meet | their daughter, Mrs. Joseph Beer of New Orleans.
 MT. and Mrs Mangledorf entertain | ed a number of their friends with a wagonette drive down the Shell Road last evening.
 | Mir. Alfred Rose has gone to. Boston | and will stop in Washington where his wife is on a visit to her sister, Mrs. McAuley.
 Miss Marybelle Mckee has returned | from Asheville whero she and her mother have been and Is now In st' Louis.
 Mr. and Mrs. Howard Bear arrived from Selma en route to Indiana where they will spend several weeks
 Mir. and Mrs. James K. Glennon have returned from a six weeks trip through the West
 Miss Kate Meecham has gone to New 1 York 10 take a course of study in mu- sic.
 Mrs. Horace Turner is In the city oil q visit to her mother Mrs. Fielder.
 Mrs. c. A. Jones and sons, will and George, have gone to Detroit.
 Miss Anna McColgin Is visiting the Misses McPhillips at Point Clear.
 Rev J. A. Planck has returned from
 Mrs. P. Robinson is in Asheville.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-09-14

Mrs. Harvey Jones has invited tho Daughters of the Confederacy to meet to devise means to supply the needs of few Confederate veterans known
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-09-14
cauiking of the pipes to make the aux Hilary complete.
nrobile societx Ners.

Mrs. S. s. Rubira and son. H. s. Ru- pira, left tonight for an extended visit in New York.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-09-14

Mrs. c. R. shawhan and daughter, Mts. Horn, with her three children heve left Canada and are now at NeAy Richmond, O., and from there will go to Indiana before returning home.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-09-14
nenth nf c. Al. Rnrd.

Early this morning at the City In- firmary occurred the death of c. A. Boyd. The young man was carried to the infirmary Monday suffering from maiarial fever and continued to grow worse.
 Mir. Boyd came to Selma some time ago and has since been employed as nagman on the Southern Railway. He came here from Rockville. Ind, where his parents now live. They were noti- fed of their sonis death today and the remains will probably he shipped there. where they will te rterred.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-09-14

i A gay party of Mobilians left the Del Prado Hotel, Chicago, on Sunday to at their home in the beautiful suburb of Evanston. Present also was Mir.
 Williams who was best man" when Mr. Falls married Miss Louise Dunlap of Mobile. 5
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-09-14
neath af N1is. HorlIs.

This afternoon shortly before 5 o'clock at a sanitarium on Mabry Street occurred the death of Miss Mary Ella Hollis of Consul, daughter of J F. Hol- lis of that place. The deceased was brought to this city last week from her home to have an operation. per formed. Since the operation she has gradually been growing weaker until the end came this afternoon.
 By her lovable disposition the de- ceased had made many friends and her death will be learned with regret. The remains were shipped to her home to- night and tomorrow will be inferred in the family burial grounds near Consul.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-09-14
Condnctoc Nolan and Motnrman Rns.

Conductoc Nolan and Motorman Ras- berry, the operators of the car on Street last night. occurred. went to po- lice headquarters after midnight and were docketed for disorderly conduct and allowed bond. The case will be row morning.
 Mrs. Heiter, wife of the man who got the worst of the encounter. is quite i'll as a result of the shock, she being an invalid
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-09-14
Cane Wna Continued.

The case against the negro Henry Kemp which was called in the court of Justice of the Peace I. D. Lloyd this morning was continued until to- morrow morning. Kempt was arrested last Saturday afternoon at Kings Bend and is charged with an assault on a deaf and dumb negro girl who lives near him.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-09-14

MT. and Mrs. L. Hammel have gone to New York where they will meet their daughter, Mrs. Joseph Beer of New Orleans.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-09-14
The News of Selma

during his absence Mrs. Mel had prs- pared e dinner to celebrate the occa- sion and had invited several friends.
 The delightful spread that had been arranged for the occasion was greatly enjoyed by the assembled guests and a pleasant evening was spent. When the hour for parting came many hearty congratulations and we'll wishes for the future were extended.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-09-14
social and PernonaI.


 G. L. Waller has returned from North Carolina, where he has been spending several weeks. r,v F. G. Kinney of Birmingham spent today in the city.
 Nat Barker of Birmingham was in the city yesterday.
 Miss Blanche New Is visiting friends in Birmingham.
 Mir ormond of Meridian was here yesterday with friends.
 Mrs j. W. welch of Uniontown is the guest of Mrs. Haynes.
 Miss Emma Prichet of Camden is here for a few days.
 Miss Rebecca Irby of Marion was here yesterday. Stuart welch of Uniontown spent yesterday in the city. Sam Irby of Lower Peach Tree was here yesterday.
 Miss Julia Bates is the guest of Mrs. Jim Privet Miss Bessie Bailey of Marion Is spending few days here.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-09-14

Superintendent c. W. Soost of the City Water Works this morning an- nounced that the auxiliary pumping station, located on the old stein site, four miles west of the city. would be connected with the city waterworks mains within ten days.
 The house is completed, the ma chinerX In place aud 1t oplY.r needs
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-09-14
cluh,s openipg pance.

Last night at Riverview Pavilion the opening dance of the Amicitite Club. a social organization, vas given in honor of Miss Ellsworth of Mobile, Miss Gar rett of Mount Vernon and William Gardner of Montgomery. The young people danced until the midnight hour, when they boarded q special car and returned to the city under the chaper- onage of Mr. and Mrs. A. D. Moore.
 About thirty couples of young people were present and enjoyed the hospital ity of the evening. The affair was greatly enjoyed by ali who attended. The floor management was ably looked after by M. J. Hindsnaan. Chairman of the clubs Entertainment Committee, who was assisted by Messrs. William Paulovitch, M. I. Scott and c. Y. Tar brough.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-09-14

Mr. and Mrs. Mangledorf entertain ed a number of their friends with . wagonette drive down the Shell Road last evening.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-09-14

The Board of School Commissioners met in regular session at 10:30 o'clock this morning. the full board being pres ent. Considerable routine business was transacted Assistant Superintendent N. R. Baker was reelected for another year. his salary being fixed the same as for the past year.
 After the first of October the Board will meet in the new school building on Barton Academy Square.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-09-14

Mir. Alfred Rose has gone to Boston and will stop in Washington where his wife Is on a visit to her sister, Mrs. McAuley.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-09-14

Miss Marybelle Mckee has returned from Asheville where she and her mother have been and Is now in St.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-09-14

Miss Kate Meecham has gone to Ne York 10 take a course of study in m' sic.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-09-14

MT. and Mrs. Howard Bear arrived from Selma en route to Indiana wher' they will spend several weeks.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-07-01
Nearly all TIutic District Stocks
Have Suffered Slight
Declines
DAILY AND NEW YORK BONANZA
Represented Camp Of Park City,
Sales Of Utah Coppcr.--lodays
Closing Quotations,

while tho sales Of mlulug stocks Oh
ihe local exchange DURING the paft wcok
exceeded those of the previous wcoh
the market has been irregular and some
Of the traders ore quoted considerably
lower which i8 particularly tho case DO
several OF the Tnug stocks called, IN
fact an Of them hDyc been more or
less affected, or course lho approach
Of warm weather and Investors. aH wci
ns brokers, gookup clnor the wntlorr
or tho mountains for u place 90 kccp
cool has ul tended 90 doprrw, pi th'
Park Clty stocks, Daly and Now lort
have boon ihu most pDlNv. huih Shove
ing plght declines, rhuro huH nrou no
local harding done lu Nevada Hlur0H Bio
the local market this Wuch
I'm the trading today 200 shares II
Utah copper stock W,tp bought ul tlN
This stock has not advanced JA luulu'
ly M some imagined ~ would a Enul
many counted on IA going lO a. least ail
q shnro by July ! ana backed nap ihrr
Judgment by buying tho aluuk up TO go
"A share, II III rlnlmpd thut The pending
opllon on largo block hy Che Amrll-
can Smotcrs Securities company has
had whole lot tn do towards Keeping
the stock down UH Investors have not
been hnXious for II since ID hrchme
known that American interests Noy
sooNnR position where they would
have d whole lot to pny
Todlys closing quotations ana sales
NOrol
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-07-01
ADAM AND EVE.

Tbo Row u. r Mount tho we'll
known Clergyman and author lived
romo years ago I'm Colorado, he said'
I'm certain church IN Colorado
Spugs thoro used to be- ~ queer old
DruWod character Scot who was noted
for hlH profound knowledge OF tho
Scriptures J lcclurod IN that church
one evenings and after the lecture, the
Fhol ana ! ana some fow others loll
into conversation
~ WOE urgcd to put the old mans
gorlplurl knowledge 10 the test, I
W1a urged 10 question him and 90 let
him question me, he would get the
beltcr pf mo-thlt everyone said, was
uorpln..but I had my doubts. and
turning 10 the scot said confidently
90 WIN Try YOU my friend, with the
gand, lcodlnM lnsurmoWluhle qucs.
lion How long did Adam stand In a
state NJ innocence"
The Scot answered
"rlll No cot % wife"
Then win grim chucklo, he went
ON
nut can You toll mo- sIr, how
long ho stood nflor|
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-07-01
AMUSING ENGLISH RAILWAY
TRAINS,

A friend OF mIno was standing on
tho towering deck of the cedric last
unW6r when che camo alongside tho
dock AZ Liverpool liy hls eide was a
huge californian who was making his
nWl European "trip ana was fun Of
curiosity Ne looked flr down from the
uppor deck % ho little train ot conchos
lhUt was waiting 20 carry illo pasen.
gors up lo London and asked what
lUOy mIghl be-. lie was told that II was
lOr special train lo London
DO people travel IN those things hort2'
llp Dix californian said, WHY when
was ID boy used 10 play with trains
lIkp that
"Iho comparison was not mapl As
Nlp 8H the year 1900 the average
froIRht.lruiu load In England was but
nfty touW that Ig 10 ray the average
lulu.loul was only equal 10 the cap.
arity NJ ono of our modern freight cars
There has been some improvement
eIuoo them and thorc IN now q marked
tondncy toward heavier equipment but
n AN roma IKE toy equipment when
compared with our own heavy tnlnR,.-
Frank A, Vandcrlip, In sulbnors,
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PUSHING THE
RARl1L EN-,

Mr Geo D. Ola'L general manager NJ
the Consolidated Wagon q Machine
company who hNa Just returned from
r. NHu lo EASTERN factories, MlH That
the volume of uulo In harvesting mae
phWDrv Na wen aH IN automobiles WlIl
De- grr1lrr lhN year than tol mnny
ycug previous,
Mr. Odclr5 trip was especially o
loNrn what ihc Rambler Au.o Manu-.
AnWgF had Nm Wow for tho ensuing
gouyon ne puyH Il surprise s In store
Cor Wl0moh..HN M tho production of
four cylinder Rambler machine, Wd
while No general appearance ana
WuIgNI of lOu present machine VIII not
Ou materially changed, The Increase IN
power VIII De- marked ana lhoro VIII
be- lit'lp chat lu automobile can DO Oul
what the R0mhlor can accomplish, Us n
does now WIlA The present Two oylln'
der machine Tho wagon Company.H
mUAbDIE WllD their usual NgOr are
pu5huR Inc Rambler machines 10 the
front proving by actual denomination
ina, these automobiles are practical
FOR business Ha well us pleasure pur
Uosns Economical ana time say Ing
combining lOror essentials Business
Pleasure and Profit
IroyoW lp IoIng olgl llsl saturday,
Mr. Odol covered AN the territory In
the northern Utah ana Idaho whore
the g. W a. 49, 90 operate, and ~ oW.
pholIo that the crop conditions mover
looked hrtlor than they do, from 49,
Anthony W tho north 10 Chicago M the
east
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An Idaho Property sold,

Hurry King, who hua operated % mln.
NIX property IN the salmon river toun-
Try I'm Idaho, after u stay IN the clly for
several days, returned to Boise laHi
nlrhL Mr. KING recently closed a deaf
wan eastern parties for the sale OF "a
htlf interest In his Salmon group Tor u
CONSIDERATION, II iN mll Of $4,000 Inc
Nnlo was made utter being pifPod ON
by a well known mimic engineer ol mis-
INV
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-07-01

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Mlh'N'r l.INNF W ll' lampo
'n'l''| Ut h'I|tONNl N'h returned
INoI' WI oo lo ,lI OF lhr MINING
'N'l'Nb' "N'H u'N' wednesday,
mn. NuUry.r .amp.nv has lcyl.l
.n Assessment off lnrrr ,tnts d tb,rs.
Nauur.r. Ir, u9uch.u of be N,v.
luua. mn,g /. lob prtvrr ,ouuiu todny.
.lI,'.,l N'O'' W. Va. "l 'n' .NU or we
'lO ''lI'' company III IN nom NlNb"
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'|'f.
A NINr hi. been rpDou-d An M.
'n.h.' 10. l' No.l'h IIrl.uln MInWr
company moan N'lno'I.N.
.bnu.pt or obi. rr,m rh. Nrl..
m.II nrorul, M hur..1n Fnu, ','.
Yam la .l OH, u. A. n. .,H,I .al.
.lr,,' b'," nng'n,s,I m. g.n,g,' ,..,''
ui p.uabam. Yin, rongIIrrlIon b.. nn,
I.,n r.I..srd
N 2. hlNrHl1r pnOIHnor UI ono
nud MpuH of Ornfor ~ 'u ihr city lo.
0N ol hlh way holn' from tour nl
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-07-01
Business Very Good, Duplicate
Orders for Summer Lines Are
More Numerous.
TRAVELLING men DOING WELL.


Now York. June 3O,--R, q, Dun AZ
Co'S Weokly Rcylow Of Trade ,omor.
row win say,
Commercial conditions seldom chango
at midsummer and qulot markets Us.
unlly prevail unloss thoro H. move.
mrnt with The commodities exchange,
IN response 10 crop reports, Tho past
week has proved no exception TO the
general rule soosonabo merchandise
has gonc into distribution freely Al ~.
tall duplicate orders for summer llnot
are more numerous with iobbcra now
that The weather has become sot,lca
aud travelling enlcsmen grnd I'm snb'
Nlantlnl contracts Ia Wholesale dry
GOODS houses for future delivery
Manufacturing plants are well ON.
ploycl for this time of the year. WHOM
II ~ customary ~ make INVENTORIES
ana repairs, but next week the idloneg,
VIII be further Increased, after which a
general resumption Of activity IN ann.
rpatod, This confidence IN the fu,uro
ana the Increased promptnoss - NOR.
runlllo collections are tho best Zen.
luroH Of the trade situation
Railway earnings thus far reported
Tor juno were 10 por cent larger than
loal years, and foreign commerce M
lhls port for the last week showed
gains OF ssSS2,91O IN exports and talt.
ddl IN imports M compared with 1904
I'm pc hide market no change has oc.
CURED, but former conditions have be-
como more pronounced, light hide,
gaining strength, while heavy nklns
weakened, Although tho tone OF m
market FOR foreign dry hides remains
easy no further concessions are 10.
ported,
Failures thla week numbered gla m
the United states, against ?la h,
yoor ana IN Canada 49, compared with
II year axe,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-07-01
MISCELLANEOUS,
HulLplNG PERNITs.


Tho tvnlsmonlnlS report OF inc nulds
INK permits iasuod today II Ns follows
Mia Mary EJoucs Third East
between Ninth and 1onth
South, brick cottage .,,u,t 900
a. A, Rowan 2!2 south state
improN cmonts ,,..,,n.,.,,, li5
r. II. Woodbury., 2i2 west sixth
South, improvements ,,,,p,Yp 900
u, g. Rufhtom GO Eighth West
hrltk OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES l,VOO
street, brick cottugo n,n." 1000
George Reynolds, - between
Fourth ana fltth, adobe ad.
ulilun nt,n.ft'' NOV
y j. iluinotL q between Eighth
and Ninth brick cottage ,,u 500
A. RlOhlur pbi Second street,
brick first story wood second
NloIN u'ftpt't tnf'''r''t,at''p s,nVV
VIM Fowler II between Fourth
and Ffth. brick coilagc .n. 1900
\ IT, noromus me Third East
three story modern btlcku,u 1900
u q, NJ w. between Fourth ana
FItth Wust and Second aud
Thnd South, pressed brick
WalohpuNe u','p'.',pu'.D, $4,000
W. j, Cray SlNth South ana
Fourth Eurt double two.soy
bnrk '.n.p,''r,,,,p', 5000
r. II Jennings isl Past street.
IrOmp cottage n,st,tpttt,p goo
H. w. Rogers o33 Emit sixth
South brick cottage .,.,,, 1000
Jumcs F Davidson, Tenth Enal
between South romplo and
First South, brick uun.,,,n $500
u. W. H. Micr Ninth East be-.
tween FIfth and sixth South,
brick cottage ,..,. .p,,.,.. GOO
MlH Justine Wllchoflor Smith
South and Jefferson street
Orlch cottage ,atu.,...t. 1000
MN june =, llIll a3N west Soc.
ond South double brick. ... 1900
Fletcher a Listcr Fourth
south between Nmlh and
Tenth East two brick cottages
$4,000 pUuh OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES, 1000
Joseph j, NoisU Fifih South be.
Noon Tenth and Eleventh
EHNt brick cottoRc .,,.,.u. 1000
w. r. Phelps 38i T. street brick
'"llotc ."'''"na.nt u'.. lAo0
H. " w. CO., rear state and
Ollvo streets, OrphWm thoa'
Tor tf.ItttrrrpftttHF.u,t do,OOU
j = Williams, 1913 west Finh
South frame addition. .,,. 90
H. g. Hanson Wellington uyco
hrlck cottage ,,n.,,,,p,.n 400
Lorenzo SNOW Snow avenue.
two brick cottages, $3.50 each. 100
j. n Ebcrl q CO., between
Fourth ana Flrlh South ana
sixth and seventh East frame 500
VIM MoLulhhn, Firm South
between West Tompe ana
FIrat Wogt, brick cottage ,,, $40
David Ostlor Flflh North be.
tween Third and Fourth Wcst
ono-glory double brick u,,n 1900
s#s.ss.#...s
Total nu,,uu,,u,,nn,,utll3s55
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-07-01

Con- l Eureka I'M T. Brooklyn, u
Lower Mammoth rolro. ?, lodiVh
J. Monterey Il Routh swansea, j.
ScVoniy.two cars Of concentrates
woro received from lh0 Uncle Sam MIL,
Tho ore shipments FOR the week end
Inv June 30, from rlnlc dlslro, show
an increase ~ 10 carloads over last
wook Tho following mines produced
the precious metals
Eagle Is Blue Boll l0' Yankee Conc
q, Centennial Eufoku, lb Bullion Beck,
q, HemlnL ~ Max, % ruflgl p. blhnd
Central 3, Mammoth 49, Victor lOi
swansea, q,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-07-01
rlNrIC OR oIiIpMENls,
Neuly Three Hundred cars sent from
Conlonnlnl iutokn IN June,

eIrrlI correspondence
EurclW. juno 3o-.'rho ore shipments
from TuUo district for the month end.
Ink juno 30 amounted lu one carloads,
coming from The following mineW
Centennial Eureka gpti GemmL ~,
Uulllon Book 2l AjnX, lO swanson,
~ corm, ~, Grand Central %, Nam.
moth 40, Victor l6' Eagle a Bluc
ncll, t6 Yankee Con, 2l Uncle Sam
Con, bl Victoria, ~ LaClodQ, 1, Star
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-07-01
UTAH IDAHO, THE WORLD,

Three new maps, Just issued, Utah
end Idaho on ono side, tho World on
the 1900 census, with n brief sketch Of
every country IN the world Size 27s
3lh inches value 7boontsi sent 10 any
address for 2bc, Address Deeerot Nows
Book store, salt Lake city. Utah,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-07-01
MuLTIpLIEs pRErrY We'll. TOO.

~ suppose you would say the cat has
lhc greatest knack ION mathematics Of
any dumb animal"
'l didn't know n had any M nll"
'furDlN You dil Have You never
Foon how rapidly % eat can run up n
column" %. Walter Z, Non IN Kansas
rlly Tclouum
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-07-01
A PARADOX

II your honest oulcoyor Of Issue IA clon
Ana 40 lullurc You constantly bend,
Just remember although you may Al.
ways he loil
You WIN come out nh rIRhl In tho
end
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-07-01
PENDING ASSESSMENTS.


Tho wscasmonl ot cents d share rc-
rcnllN lrNlnd uu Che stock ot the FlI.
YER Shield Nmug company bpDuuos
delinquent today other negcssurnis
pending ana dHlos NJ delinquency arc.
star Consolidated, JUlv 40. q cents.
century July a. 4 oenH NubnHh.
July '1. % roniH, and Little chIor lulY
3D. I cont An the foregoing slorks
are listed ON lho mining exchange.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-07-01
BIND Yorn MAdAzrNrr.

old books Music and Magazines, Put
them IN strong new covers for preher.
walton Many records OF value can be
saved by having them bound, The
News blndcry can do tho work In any
form at any price.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-07-01
BANK CIEhRINGS,

New York, june 30 Tho following %
pc, coupled hy D0dNroct IN ~ OH
BANK cl,ilnHa At tho principal rl.ips iu
NE Noek Guided Juno 20, with the p,r
conlnfc ~ Increase ana decrease us com
pared with lhc corresponding week h.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-07-01
Henry Weber and MaryIs ISL TcII
Ol Their Experiences 10
Reaching Camp,
BEAT WAY ON THE RAILROAD.
Are Now Owners Of the Atlanta Mine
At Go,lG'ld Sale Of Cou
Qu,rol Properly


iuIu0''d Nov. june b. TUu Owners
OF Tho Atlanta mMu. n.nuIriy ,r
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Dhorc pIo two y1unp mpn Ma ihIs ulmp
who Cn n',H IhDN lucky unla thal
they umu n GulNul u.u ,ro the
ones lsh hll boon uu u oh, ltloui.ko
ANA NDhar had boon doing thr best hr
could in Oh. ThuulW Mountain district
of Idaho. Fortune. however bad boon
HgtInW them. IN spite of their best en-.
NruNor ANA when tH0y umo together
In Portland Or both ur them hll
nhout rnuuhrd inc end of lhnlr pur,
There WAS nothing f1r them m Port.
ana ana thN decided That San Fran.
cIa.q WaI ODE most promising
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