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Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1905-03-30
Designation OF Office Day Of
County Superintendent Ct

Until further notice, hereby designate and
appoint every Saturday and the first Monday
in each month from q. m. to s p m.
e oflce avs. at which time will be IN my Of
nee at Grangeville for the transaction Of all
business pertaining to school matters.
ELMEk A. CARPKNTER,
County superintendent
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1905-03-30

Vote your coupons.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-04-29
LIVESTOCK.

Chicago, April -Cattle-Roceipts. 90
good to prime steers, 8 1916 90; poor no
medium 4.2jq5,40; stoCkers and feeders.
2.i5d6.2j; cows, 2.75Ni.7j hcifers. 2.5
calves 304j.7j.
Hogs-Recclpts today 5000: Monday.
1000 market easy, Mixed and butchers
o.OOd5.O good TO choice heavy, SOFAS 3O.
rough heavy. 45od49j; light, 6,OOa5 27ia.
bulk OF sales, SOFAS. y.
sheep-Receipts, 1000; sheep and lambs
4'gg3'o)i fair to choice mixed, shorn,
4c0a4JO; western sheep shoron, S50d6 OO,
native lambs shorn, i.Wa6j0; western
OMAHA,
South Omaha, April 9,--Cdttle-.Re,
celpts, 100. Market unchanged Native
steers, 4,i0Q6,a5. COWS and hciters, 3 .5Jlp
b.O, western steers, 3 i0H6.Z0, Gamers
liUn3, p; stOCkcrs and Feeders o.7n6. Oh;
425.
nogs-Rocolpts, 800. Market generally
strong. Heavy, 507ia65,lj; mixed. 5lOa
bulk OF sales, 5,io85I24. "''' ''''''''''
Shcep-Reccipts 900 Market strong.
Western yGarllngs, 6,S00G.60, wcthcra,
5,9d5'i5i Ewes, 5J585l0; lambs, 6j0V
KANSAS CITY.
Kansas City April 23.-Cattic-Recelpts
800 Market unchanged.
ogs.-Receipts, 5000 Market 6c lower
bulk Of sales, j,l005.90, heavy bl5H
5,9Q; packers, 5.loa5 20; pigs ana light
10 sheep. Market nomlnally steady.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-04-29
New York Quotations

with the Quinn tunnel, thus making
a complete circle. u then VIII be
possible for electric trains to enter
the main tunnel make a complete cir
cult of the workings and come out
through the quinn tunnel and vice
versa
Some Of the best ore over found
IN the Utah company's ground Is now
being developed on the east side OF
the canyon The Third East work.
ings have gone into rock the cleaN-
ages OF which are filled with native
copper, the conditions are being
characteristic of the adjacent ground
explored by the Ohio company. An
cight-foot vein Of sulphides. opened IN
the Ohio workings, has also been en-
Countcrcd, This vein carries an ay-
Cragc Of per cent copper and Is
heavy with iron. on the west side
pocket Of red oxides was recently en-
countercd carrying from % to 30 per
cent but this hody was OF limited eN"
tent
Every days development at the mine
seems 10 Justify the prediction that the
Utah company viii be paying dividends
100 years hence.
The Utah company's mill also "a
giving fine account of itself TINS
month and is working IN a wonderful
amount Of ore A month ago It was
handling ZOO tons daily Superinten-
dent Janney now Is putting through
from $50 TO 800 tons every day and
It is the expectation 10 do even bet
ter than this. Added TO this increased
tonnage, there is an Improvement IN
the grade Of the ore and the mill pro-
duct now carries considerably over 80
per cent copper, % tons Of orc being
put into one ton Of concentrates The
production for this month VIII exceed
n thousand tons Of these high grade
concentrates
with the installation Of the add
tional equipment contemplated the ca
paclty Of the mill will considerably eN-
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-04-29
Railroad Earnings for April Show
a Large Gain Over Those of.
Same Period Year AGO
MONEY ABUNDANT AND EASY,
Crop Prospects Well Mainta.dtJ--
Mercantile Collections Better
Silver Sent to Interior

New York, April 2S.--Dun's wocgIy
Review of Trade tomorrow win saw.
Activity az the interior Is evidenced
By the Increased transfers thlther -,
silver dollars and subsidiary silver hy
the treasury crop prospects being wei,
maintained despite excessive cold IN ,
fow sections. Railroad earnings for
April thus far exceed the same parlod
last year by iO.7 per cent while ,or.
cisn commerce at this port for tina
Inst week shows a gain Of SS.SS44l7 I'm
value OF merchandise imported ana AN
Increase Of sl,oiL5JO IN exports "a
compared with 1904, Mercantile col.
lcctIons show further improvement and
money remains abundant and easy.
Strength IS still conspicuous in M.
hide situation large tanners purcbas.
ing moro freely.
Failures this week numbered 2Ol f.,
the United States against ZOE las,
year and IS In Canada. compared with
Is n year ago.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-04-29
PRODUCE.


Chicago April q -sentmcnt IN tho
wheat market here today was decidedly
bearish, one factor that contributed to
the weakness was lower prices al Liver
pool despite tho moderate advance mere
yesterday, Another influence that had
considerable effect was the liberal move
ment in the northwest, arrivals today be.
IN nearly double those OF year ago
The May option bore the bruut Of the
selling pressure and tho greatest loss was
SUSTAINED by that delivery. At the open.
Ing May was OF 2 to "a at SO g. S.
Covering by shorts later held the price
fairly steady around SIS July opened
a 20 isdA lower at S27s TO 8dS3is, and
sold on 10 S21, Minneapolis, Duluth and
Chicago reported receipts Of s0j cars
Against lQ6 cars year ago,
Heavy selling by pit traders caused
weakness Ia the corr market. July
opened hdh TO * lower at iGkqA TO l6s,
and declined 10 HAu7s,
July oats opened a shade 10 hGEc lower
at GSA 10 ISIS and sold on 20 2silGAa.
july pork was unchanged 10 24od5o
higher at l2.0idl2.Nis 10 1910
Lard was of 5C nt 1.22ia.
RIBS were up 2izdf. TO-
Close! Wheat-May SIl4; July, 81; Sep
TENDER, 7Sl,.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-04-29
Month Ended With Business Ag-
gregating Close to Quarter
OF a Million Dollars
THIS HAS BEEN A BUSY WEEK.
Lower Mammoth and Carlsa Made
Sensational Advances but Closed
Weaker Today

Today's calls Of tho salt Lake stock
and Mining Exchange wound mp the
business for the month OF April dur
ing which S3S,915 shares were sold for
s24a o3l SO. The week has witnessed
some brisk trading. A few Of the trad
ers have been marked up with some
stiff advances and, on the whole mar
ket conditions at the close Of today's
business were considered satisfactory.
Early in the week Ajax displayed
activity and the stock sold a strength
ened prices One small lot OF Beck
Tunnel changed at S% cents and But
ler-Liberal gained favor around l3T
and up to lAis cents, Con, Morcur was
brought out to the extent Of $500
shares at 5000; while the DAILY stocks
Of Park city found practically no dee
mand at any figure Lower Mann
moth furnished one of the sensations
Of the week. by doubling in price The
buying was spirited for slime on
the strength Of improved physical con-
dltons, The stock closed today with
an offer Of % cents ana nothing bid.
Little CHIEF created somewhat of "a stir
ana altogether more than $4,000 shares
went down under the hammer around
cents share
a small lot Of Mammoth brought
Sli0, New York Bonanza sold down
20 70 cents ana then went up to % cents.
but closed the week with a bid Of ssh
cents Carlsa, like Lower Mammoth
practically doubled, but closed weak
today
There was some trading done In
Sacramento, silver Shield, Star Con-
Tetro, Uncle Sam, lngOt, Victor Con,
Wabash and Yankee, but none Of them
were In any great demand.
The closing quotations and sales to-
day were reported as follows:
TODAY'S QUOTATIONS..
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-04-29
ORE FROM THE sHosHoNE.
Initial shipment MD Not Pan Out as
Well as Expected.

Evidently the initial shipment Of ore
from the Shoshone mine I'm the Bull
quite as rich as the Management Of the
mine anticipated 1t would. According
to statement released last evening
the ore averaged a little better than
$500 t. the tom the whole lot bringing
e little more than 100000 There IL
nothing disappointing about this, how
ever when II is considered that no
extra care was made in sacking the
stun al the mine,
Nh Macdonald, one Of the officers
Of the company departed for the west
this afternoon and win be followed In a
few days by General Manager A. H.,
Montgomery.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-04-29
NEW YORK PRODUCE.

New York, April q-Buttcr stoady.
street prices extra orCamoy u, ufaulal
prices creamery. common 10 extra, <
~ state dairy, common 60 extra, 2lU2G;
renovated common to extra, lfV2.
western factory common 10 choice, ls5D
p; western Imitation creamery common
to extra, 22n9j
Cheese and eggs unchanged.
New York, April D.--Sugar raw, uulet:
fal refining &c, centrifugal .Q6 test a.;
lnolasscs sugNr, 34
Refined, quloti crushed, GSj powdered,
6,2i; granulated, sis,
Coffee, steady, No, 7 Rio ~.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-04-29
THE KFsWICK SHELTER,
Plant WIN Not be closed on May 40
Expected

Redding, Cal, April 29.-Notwlth-
standing reports to the contrary, it Ia
positively stated in the authority OF
Manager Wright and Acting Manager
Cole, that the Keswick smelter viii not
be shut down on May day. The plant,
however. will within the next ten days,
be temporarily closed for the purpose Of
making some changes and to facilitate
the work of tearing down and remov-
ing the convorters which are to be
shipped 10 the company's new plant
near Martinez,
After some necessary changes have
been made one furnace win be kept
IN constant operation and another
which Is In readiness to blow in when
ever necessity demands.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-04-29
Spectator, of Butte.

Butte, Mont, April 2o.--The specula-
tor Mining company win pass into the
h'nds of the North Butte Copper COM
pany I'm the course of few weeks On
the agreement signed to sell the proper
ty deposit Of 100000 was made as
binding the bargain, Yesterday, in
further accordance with the agreement
Sl,O00000 was deposited I'm New York
to the credit Of the Spectator Mining
company, The balance Of the purchase
price, $500 900, is payable any time be-
tween now and June I,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-04-29
sIGNET CONTRACT SIGNED.
Company Has let a contract for 200
Feet OF Tunnel work.

The "Slguct" mine Of American Fork
canyon is looking up, According to re-
cent reports from there conditions are
very encouraging. The company recent
ly let a contract for 200 feet Of tunnel
work, also installed q new air pipe
line, put I'm tracks and cars, and now
the official star Is living IN hopes that
Anna Eva Fay's prediction, that pay
true.
President Steward, Vice President
Young and Secretary George will visit
this property sunday with two or three
prospective investors.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-04-29
Strike in the Cyclone

+. W. Muhleuhrook superintendent
Of the cyclone property at Stockton has
advised his associates that ON last
Thursday he cut into a ledge contains
ing galena ore, The vein had been
penetrated four feet when he sent IN
this information, The strike was made
on the Tip Top claim az point 800
feet from the mouth of the tunnel,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-04-29
CONCENTRATES.

j. D, Wood and wife have returned
from California,
4 car n ore has arrived from the
quincy Jro mine OF HALEY Idaho.
Capt Tibbcy recently made an OK
animation Of the /, y, l., property near
Marysvalc,
William Reid of the A, S. & r, Of
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-04-29
THE oHIo's EARNINGS.
statement BelnR Prepared Tor Informa.
ton OF option Holders.

Cashier Hayes uf the Utah copper
company has been engaged fDr several
days boz going over the books OF the
ohio Copper company 10 ascertain the
earnings, tonnage treated, value of ore,
etc. for the Information Of the holders
of the existing option, which is really
the Guggonheim Exploration company
Under 'hc direction OF u. c. Jacklug
the DEVELOPMENT OF the ohio porphyrios
ls proceeding steadily, and, It is said,
with exceedingly gratifying results,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-04-29
APRIL DIVIDENDS.
silver King and Grand Central Checked
Ont SlI2,500 This Month,

April VIII pass ms light dividend
month for Utah mines, only two COM
panies participating in the distribution
Of velvet. The silver King Of PARK
city passed out the usual 100000 and
the Grand Central reappeared, AFTER
several months silence, with Sl2,5OQ.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-04-29

There Is a prevailing Impression In
certain quarters that George Romney.
the pioneer lumber dealer, has retired
permanently from this business. This
lis not correct Mr. Romney is presi.
dent Of the George Romney Lumber
company with George r. Odell, vice
president; @, ., Romncy. manager and
treasurer; William Service secretary.
and Alma j. Brown yard foreman
4 copy Of the articles Of incorporation
OF the Leslie Ashton Hardware COM
pany OF Nernal was filed In the secre-
terry Of states Office today II is capi-
tali2ed at $500, divided into shares
Of the par value Of 500 each, Leslie
Ashton is president J. r. Cooper, vice
president; George Gray, secretary; j,
W. Abbott, treasurer.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-04-29
Nevada Stocks

James A, Pollock & co.. brokers, re-
ported the following quotations from
San Francisco today
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-04-29
BUSINESS NOTES.

The week has not witnessed many
transfers OF stocks, though brokers
Fremont, ana Utah common. Bide OF
S7.07 for the latter failed to draw out
any sellers The calls for the Idaho
stocks is due to the fact that the con-
solidaton OF the two companies win
take place ON Tuesday next, after
which II is expected that part OF the
treasury stock viii be sold at par to
the stockholders, which, ut the going
market rates for the stock, is equiva-
lent to a fair sized dividend. Excel
lent reports from all the beet fields are
also having a strong effect on the
sugar stocks
Following are tho latest quotations:
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-04-29
REMOVED,

Tho Office OF the Pioneer ore sampl-
ing Co, is moved to 5li Dooly Block.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-04-29
BANK STATEMENT.

Nwe York, April 29--The statement Of
averages NJ the clearing house banks OF
this city this week shows,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-04-29
BOSTON MARKET.

Closing quotations today as re-.
ported by the Brokerage & Finance
Co., successors 20 Hudson Sons Co.,
brokers. were.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-04-29
REHABILITATION.
a, CAMPBELL
UTAH COPPER.

Stock Broker, 2lG d F. Walker Block
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-04-29

OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-12-04

which are recognized the country over
% most pFOmOtive and productive Of
weAlth--fGFm products and live stock
This 10 in strict accord with the goS.
pei which TheS Times has been for
yesFS preaching to the people Of this
State. We have hero the foundation
for the most prosperous commonwealth
In the Union, the climate, soil, pro-
duotiOnS and everything that iS essen
Gial 70 the raising and sale Of those
farm articles which have the widest
and most prominent market. Marion
county hSs affirmed and proved this
proposition, and has ShoWn that there
are people Of intelligence engaged IN
such prod ustion with the most gFati-
tying degree Of success.
Florida has hitherto been relying too
much upon her attractions rather than
her resources, and right here iS q die.
ference and distinction which this pa.
per Wishes every reader 90 ponder.
People DO not and cannot live upon at
fractions. But upon resources they not
only live, but they accumulate surplus
wealth and power, and ere then able 20
add % commemorative isHtureS Of
their llves such attractions aS taste
and meHnS dictate, Attractions may
not only be displayed, bot resources
can be exploited 20 their full exhaust
lees extent, With such practical FeSultS
AZ enrich ths people engaged. Our
attractions do draw 20 Ne many
people already fixed. Our re-
sources draw 20 us the larger
number who wish 20 az themselves. Il
need not be stated that che process Of
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-12-04
Why MARION COUNTY WON.

The award OF fret premium 81 the
State Fair 90 Marion county, 10 the
competition Of collective exhibits, says
The Tampa Daily Times, is due 70 sew.
OFal oauses, very prominent among
them bslBg the industrial and com.
msFelal character Of Ice very SySttmat.
10 displag, From the mere point OF
SIas aud beauty Zee exhibit In the main
bulldlnR.Was Inferior TO several others.
But 10 appealed successfully 70 che buS-
ineSs instincts Of the visitors and
judge alike, lis the GrSt oOuRty
among those making = chow 10 under
take q Systematic development Of lts
aRFisultuFal resources along those lines
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-12-04

the end6ayoF Of high hOnoFs, the rich
COunty Whieh IL TO be the main Seat Of
learning Of Florida, has no reaSOn TO
hang Ice head In shame. Major Teneh
made q chewing that could noe have
been eKoell6d with che resources placed
ct his disposal, and he has done much
for che future progress and prosperity
OF the people be represented. AlaChUa
will derive bensRts from lee paFtieipa-
zion Ia The fair greater than any that
goes with che winning Of ribbons and
purses"
Bot the people OF Alachua can rest
assuFed OF the fact that they have the
best cotton In the State, aS good stock
o. can be SbOWn anywhere In the sonth,
aud when q complete chow OF our re-
sources 10 ell BREACHES 10 made, We
will be right 90 che heed,
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-12-04

The ManufactnF6ks' Pore Food end
industrial Exposition, which will be
held at jacksonville from January 4th
20 18th inclusive, will be the laFgest
exposition ever held In Florida.
The mammoth building is being
erected on the old 81. James lot, acTOsa
the street from the Windsor Hotel, and
will be when completed . magnificent
OEruetuFe and che largest building Of
Ice kind In the State.
Over 1000 incandescent lights, be-
sides between $50 and 300 arc lightS,
vill be used TO light the building, both
inside and Out. The entrance will be
made OF massive pillars on the coloni'
81 style with the stuceo effect and hum
dFeds Of coIoFed incandescent lights
will be used, snd the entire electrical
effect will be the EFandeSt display ever
seen 10 orr State.
The building will contain Sl7 win.
dowS and four entrances, besides nu.
merOus exits, and every pFeCautIon 10
being taken By the management 70
take care Of the thousands Of visitorS
who will visit the Exposition. A large
corps Of special policemen, hremen and
watchmen will be employed.
TIE automobile exhibits will be tho
largest and best ever seen In the
South. Racing machines, tslly-hos, de-
livery wagons, touring cars, besides .
handsome line OF imported automobile
supplies will be seen.
Runkle Brothers Of New York Wilt
give away % pounds Of Ch0cplats, can
dy daily. The Borden Condensed MIX
Company will make their famous milk
10 their booth, sFhs Welch Grape Juice
Company mi give away their world
iamoqSTdFink, grape juice. The Gable
PlHH0 Company will give q continuous
performances OF their large booth, A
miniature house erected b. the Florida
Pressed Brick Company Of sill their
fancy brick. All the breakfast foods
and new food StuRs will be exhibited.
The Machinery Hall will Do especially
interesting. The Malsby Company Of
Atlanta have secured 90 enormous
space and will hsve = saWmIll In foil
And lasI, bot not least, will
be the grand band and the wonderful
attractions. The beet ear.
nival attractions will be secured and
the shows will Do only Of the very best
class. =
YOU can't afford 70 mlsS the EEpOsl-
tlon, % u will NOS only be very In.
.lFuotlvs, but 10 will also have ell che
iuu and incorporating features that
will help 20 make your visit both prof
liable aud pleasant. Remember the
dates, January 4th 70 18th, lnclualVs.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-12-04

fixing is withdrawing, dispensing.
benefits to everybody. The enjoyment
Of attractions merely distributes in
much smaller proportion and TO much
less advantage q wealth that has al
ready been accumulated.
Let the whole State emulate the e1s
ample Of Marion county. Let it be re-
membered that in the possession Of
these resources Marion county 10 not
one whit ahead Of the balance Of uS-
only in the development and presents.
ton Of what may be made out Of them,
Hereafter the horse and COW and hog
and sheep and hen will take preee-
dence in public esteem of the beauti-
ful fruits and flowers Of our region.
Corn, potatoes, peas, caESava, gFass,
cRbbages, onions-And in short the full
liSt Of things to be eaten by people and
fed 10 stock, will take rank in front Of
the sWeeter and more beautiful, bat
less substantial products Of our ellie
mate and soil.
Without depTeciStinR 10 the leAst
the wonderful merits Of our fruit trees
and vines, 1t iS worth while for ne alb
to take note that new era has opened
for Florida. The pathway to Wealth
and power has lie initial point with %.
Let 10 tread il with sense and reSoIu-
ton and industry, sure TO arrive ct the
goal.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-12-04
ACCEPT our THANKS.

The people OF this eoahty should BE-
under everlasting obligations 20 che
good Tampa TEibaRs tor letting Ne
doWn 20 easy Oa or positiOR 40 che
State Fsit. We shall AlWays feel
grateful, and will khoW shat % DO at
the next eOntest, The TFibone Says,
'AlAshua, 6tth 10 general exhiblt-
hFts In cotton, oeSoad IN aEFisalluFs
sDd live ssOet, and near 20 The toP 10
ether lines, takes the 9Th prise easily.
and, Ia sOeh q o0mpstltsOn, WheFs sV.
ery product Of tAe ooll gas ontepoa %
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-12-04

Prom all over the State We uoVs
that the high schools are increasing In
attendance. and under the BuehmAn
lAR ~ d bot nAsOTal they should, By
ths aholltAlhg Of the bumeroOs pFSpaF.
anoEg sohoola % che State and raising
the glandsEd Of The high schools In
naatly eFefT city and Village, the
esaPss q StOty being suliSlehI 20 pre-.
pare ttadehti Ger ths State UAlvsFSiIy
there hae 6een more Of an interest
tnaaiiesssa And youAg ladisa aRd
yoana men opuA Eemaih ~ home
hoola wlihoal ths extra sEPNpse Of
olaa aNal Ana saying ioF their beard
PEA there are 6ana Who el4im ehe
nen lev b infnFiDos o tAa o8n.
tloR oi ihR uiAf1 q car Seong
qle.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-12-04

The people Of Pensacola have again
resumed business 90 the old stand, a..
tes q desperate struggle With yellow
JsOk and q isW days ago q British ves-
eel lelt thal port with a cargo OF NO..
900 bales Of cotton for Bremen. Tue
cargo was valued a. 100000 and that
port will nov again resumo her active
export bUslneSs. There 10 no use try
ne 70 impede the progress Of a push.
ING business community and che yellow
peril he's only retarded the rush for a
time, which will now be resumed with
renewed vlgOF. We most heartily Wish
she city on lhe gult abundant prosper.
lty,