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Yukon Valley news., 1905-05-24
Miners Pay Tribute
 To Lady on Eureka

Miners from What Cheer bar, Skookum, Doric, Pioneer, and trib- utaries. got together a nice collec- ton of nuggets ond presented them to Mrs. G. w. Spicer of the Eureka Creek roadhouse.
 Among other gracious acts which have won the esteem of the men on the creeks, Mrs. Spicer has taken great pains to promptly forward mail to every one in the vicinity, and of course the men were duly grateful.
Yukon Valley news., 1905-05-24
Beautiful Display.

Probably as fine a collection of nuggets as ever came from a single mining claim was brought ill from No. ? Doric creek by H. r. Thumm last night. There is about fifty ounces in the lot. and a. will all be lent to the collection.
 The nuggets range from SI2S in value down to comparatively small pieces, one weighing s7o, one s4o. one s3o. etc. The nuggets are all from this springs cleanup.
Yukon Valley news., 1905-05-24
Card of Thanks.

EUREKA GREEK, May 22. 1908. Editor Yukon Valley News.
 Dear Sir; Will you permit me through the columns of your paper to thank my many friends on the creek for the beautiful present which they gave me, and also to thank them for the pleasant enter tainment given me at Mir. Thumm's' It was a very pleasant surprise. as l had done nothing for which had expected any recompense.
 Mas. c. w. SPlcKR.
Yukon Valley news., 1905-05-24
Plenty to Eat |?

Hong Kong, May 2o.--Accord- ing to information received today hundred and fifty large and deeply laden junks. presumably loaded with provisions for the Russian fleet, have lett Cape St. John and are probably seeking a junction with Admiral Roiestvensky's fleet. The course of the fleet of junks is directly east, which would indicate A mid ocean rendezvous.
Yukon Valley news., 1905-05-24
Battle May Be Decisive.

Gunshu Pass, May 2o.-A gen eral engagement is imminent.
 Field Marshal Oyama is now em ploying his heavy forces against General Linevitch's left and con- tracting his troops along the center, but his base is along the Russian right.
 It is not yet clear which wing is making the demonstration and which will deliver the main blow.
 It is evident from General Line vitch's preparations he intends to accept decisive battle.
Yukon Valley news., 1905-05-24

as nearly as possible everything of interest i'll the district. It is too early yet to form an idea of the ex- tent and variety of the collection which will be finally got together. but it now seems certain splendid success will crown the efforts of the public spirited men who have de- voted their time and energy to the enterprise.
Yukon Valley news., 1905-05-24

Joe Anicich, one of the best known men Iii Rampant precinct, arrived on the Independence last Monday. MT. Anicicl has been ailing for some time and is not well man by any means yet, but his numerous acquaintances will be glad to hear that he is able to visit his old stamping ground again.
Yukon Valley news., 1905-05-24
TO TEST LlNEVICH'S
 STRENGTH
Japs to Force Fighting
 in ManChuria

New York, May 2o.-A Tokio dispatch to the New York Times says: Views from Manchuria in- dicates the imminence of a big bat tie.
 "The Russians occupy line of AZ miles, extending from Yenho Ching to Hsi Dosien, via Suping Hien.
 They are in good defensive posi- tions and strongly intrenched.-
 The Japanese are advancing in three columns and fierce battle in this region may be expected soon"
 St. Petersburg, May 2o.--The war office confirms the report from Gunshu Pass that Field Marshal Oyama is on the eve of taking a gen eral offensive.
Yukon Valley news., 1905-05-24
Thumm's Cleanup
 Reaches SI3,000

H. F. Thumm came in yesterday from Doric creek. His winter dumps are nearly cleaned up, prob- ably SI ,ooo> yet remaining to be washed.
 Mir. Thumm seems very we'll sat isied with results. No. ? Doric yielded Sr3,ooo
Yukon Valley news., 1905-05-24
To Include Many Things.

Of course gold will be the most valuable and interesting item in the exhibit. but Il is intended to include
Yukon Valley news., 1905-05-24
St. Andrews Mission.

Sunday Services. Morning prayer and sermon at IT.. Evening prayer and sermon s:oo.
 Friday Service. Litany at | ?. m.
Yukon Valley news., 1905-05-24

R.R. St ddard. a we'll known res ident of Panama. passed down on the steamer Panama lass night. ac- companied by his bride. whom he recertly welded in Hot Springs. Ark. Friends In Rampant will join the Tanauaas in extending con gratulations.
Yukon Valley news., 1905-05-24
Presbyterian Church.

Services at the courthouse Sun day evenings at ' .3o.
 NJ. E. kooncv. Missionary.
Yukon Valley news., 1905-05-24
Others from D0ric .

Joe Bush, Jimmy Clinic. Charley Fehring, and H A. Young are also in from Doric creek.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-11-01
Information de
tOdaS par les,
POlitiCa ingIeSa. EI emperadO or d del
- JapOn COndeCOradO. AumentO del
eierCitO iapOneS. CinCO anar-
quistas denunCiadOs. DimiSi0n
del gran Duuue Vladimir.

Londres, Octubre 37--Ayer, en- Ell cur
80 de una peroraci6n, dijo Sir Eduardo
Grey que iberales y eonservadores esta-
ban de acuerdo en- tres puntos caTdinales
de la politica extranjera britannica, con
respecto los Estados Unidos, Jap6n y
Francia Los liberales estan favor del
restablecimiento de Russia en- ell Consejo
de Europa, pero las relaciones de Alema-
MIA dependfan de las relaciones franco-ale-
manas. Las pr6ximas elecciones- -agre-
g6-se lucharan sobre Ell ibre cambio; pc
70 las reformas fscales no proveeran COM
pensaciones las p6rdidas del comercio
Ell correaponsaI del ''DaHy E4 press, ="
de Toxic, dice que en- breve enviard Ell
Rev Eduardo al Mikado la confederation
dc la orden de la Liga, pOr conducto de
una comisi6n presidida por el Duque de
Connaught.
I'm despacho de Geneva anuncia la lie
gada del Principe y Princesa de Gales, y
So han cambiado telegramas entire 6stos y
ell Rey Victor Manuel y la Reina Elena.
SegGn telegrama de Tanger, inforna
que el vapor espfa ''Pollifnderp ha zarpa-
do para Ceuta con Ell Jefe Valiente Los
VaPoIes no h"IA U0IhS'LNe"OO H'S>A"" A4A"'' ~
la libertad de los britanicos.
Ell corresponsal del ''Iimes'' en- Toxic,
dice que el Jap6n aumentara su ejercito
en- siete divisiones para dar cumplimientc
meior 4 las obligaciones que ha eontraidc
con motive de la alianza anglojaponesa.
Cinco anarquistas han sido denunciad0l
Dor ell atentado en- Paris el 81 de mayo fl
timo contra, ell Rey. Alfonso Ell Presiden
te Loubet; pero ei iefe Albinio no ha sidC
aGn arrestado. Tambi6n Sc acusa como
poseedor de explosives 4 un ingl6s cuyc
nombre es Arvey.
I'm despacho de San Petersburgo anUn
cia que Ell Gran Duque Vladiniro, ito &c
Car. da dimitido su puesto a consecuen
cia del extranamiento de su hijo ell Graz
Duque Cirilo. Ell General GriPpemberi
le sucedera como G Comandante del Distrit
militar de San Petersburgo. /
Ell peri6dieo de Copenhague PoFhque8l
dice que ell Prfncip pc Carlos ascendera q
trono de Noruega con Ell nombre de Has
kouse VII. Haakouse vi muri6 en- 138
y fue el dltimo de los reyes noruegos indf
Dandiantes
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-11-01
MUERTE De UN EX-
pIOradOr frances.
Explore ell alto 0gOre.
En- las cataratas del Congo, -hubO de estahIeCer
dos ImpOrtantes sStaGlOneS.

Ell c6lebre explorador Pablo savorgnan
di Braza falleci6 ell pasado mes en- Dakar.
Naci6 el 1852 bordo en- la fragata ''Ita-
MIA Venese'', anclada en- la rada de Rio
Janeiro. A los 16 afios entr6 en- Ia es-
cuela naval de Bret y en- 1874 Sc natura-
liz6 frances para ingresar en- la marina
de guerra de Francia.
Apoyado por el gobierno de la Rep6-
blica dedic6se las exploraciones africanas
en- la primera de las cuales, emprendida
4 fines de 1875, lego al alto Ogor6, remont6
este rio hasta 689 kilometres del mar y
subi6 hasta las fuentes del Alma, de don
de hubo de alejarse 4 causa de la hostili-
dad de los indfgenas. I'm mes despues,
sufriendo penalidades sin cuento lego 4
Alicena.
De re greso 4 Europa enterado del re
sultado del viaje de Stanley emprendi6 el
canine hasta las atlas cataratas del Congo
en- donde estableci6 en- el alto Ogore las
dos importantes estaciones de Frandeyille.
Brazza parti6 y termiuada la mission que
se lie confara, regresaba q Francia GUAM
do sucumbi6 en- Dakar vfctima de una di
senteria contrafda en- sus exploraciones.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-11-01
CONCERTO.

La orquesta de Ponce que dirige el po-
pular Domingo Cruz, COcoIta, dara un
Concerto esta noche en- ell cafe "La Ma
llorquina'.
Els indudable que los salones de 'La
Mallorquina" Sc veran esta noche llenos
de concurrentes, pues son muchas las per-
sonas que no han dido todavfa la excelen-
te orquesta del senior Cocolfa.
10. "Le Valet de Chambre" Ouverture,
D. Metra. 20. "Sonando'' Waltz, A. Bo-
rrego. 80. CAST eres til" DANA, J. Rios
Ovalle. 40. 'Laura Georgina' DANA
J. Morel Campos. SO. "El Anillo de
Hero" Prelude, NJ, Marquee Go. "Joit
d'aimeur" Waltz, r. Berg6s. 70. "Cede
4 mi rue ego" DANA, J. Morel Campos.
So. Ia Diadema'' Sinfonia, 0. Metra
50. 'LIuvia de Perlas'' DANA, j. Rios
Ovalle
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-11-01
La GALE DEL PARQUE.

Estd surgiendo una de las GALES mas
bellas del poblado de Santurce.
Deaquel arenal esteril va leYantandose
una urbe muy bonita.
Todos los dias Sc levantan psquefas pc.
ro bonitas casas, sin contar con las es-
plendidas que ALI Sc han levantado y Sc
levantarSn.
En- POGO tempo Sc ha hecho iPn trabajo
activo
Es indudable que Santurce sera dentro
de POGO un extenso iardin.
Hablase ya de que en- una deIlas callef
naraleias ys ( leyantarse un barrio obre-
70, en- el que cada uno hara 40 casa, pc
quefa pero comfortable.
AhoTa 10 que Sc necesita es que se hags
un buen servicio de carros el6ctricos.
Infdrmase que Ia planta no puede au
mentar el ntimero de earros p0r falta dt
fuerza motriz, pero 81 clio respltHara cierto
debiera corregirse, pues de 10 cohtrarlo ha
brfa que concurrir nueyamente las anti
guas guaguas.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-11-01
Ia IlUSTRAClON ARTlSTICA' !.

Hemos recibido Ell n6mero 1,240 de Ia
importante publication que Sc edlta en-
Barcelona.
Como siempre trae magnfficos fotogra-
bados y amenfsima lectura. lie aqui ell
sumario: Cr6nica de teatros, por Zeda; La
buena cosecha, por Rafael Ruiz Lopez;
Consoles higienicos, Cosas que no deben
hacer las muieres, Ell sultan de Marruecos
fot6grafo, Nuestros grabados artlstlcos'
Res1men de la guerra russo japonesa,
La separaci6n de Suecia y Noruega; Pa
7blo Saryongnan di Brazza, Problema de
Aiedrez, La Conouistadora, Jardines de
arboles de formas caprichosa, por Harvard
q. Tissing, Libros recibidos.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-11-01
EI gobierno de Washington Y ell de Pekin

Estos exigen indemnizaci6n por los ul-
traies que recibieran manos de los chinos
en- Nankin
FL gobierno de Pekfn ha prometido que
los culpables del ultraje seran severa-
mente castigados.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-11-01
NOMBRAMIENTO,

Aver segdn dijimos Ell gobernador Win
thron. nombr6 ( don Manuel Paniagua
OIler. Gobernador del Banco de Puerto
Rico, en- sustituci6n de MI. Luce, que DE-
sempehaba ese cargo.
Ese destino fue desempenado cuand0
existi6 eli gobierno espahol, por un natural
de la peninsula y 81 zanzibar "a DONNA
ci6n el gobierno sigui6 el mlsmo slstemia
nombrando un continental u a
Mucho celebranos que tai practica se
hava abandonado Sc nombre 4 uIl puer-
torriauefio para ese alto puesto, y no duda'-
mos que 10 mismo ocurra con otros destl-
nos que debiendo estarlo, no estan hoy SER
vidos por los puertorriquehos. II
Sc HTQUII4A una casa en- Santurce,
S14 al mes. Esta en- Ia Gale de Barcelo-
ma tiene aqua. La Lave Sc puede obte'
uer en- IL tienda de A4ompart en- y
RaEada II, " a
So Il5as r. IT, EI
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-11-01
VI STA.

Esta mahana hemos recibido la grata
vista de nuestro eminente compatrlota'
sefior Felix Santoni, Delegado la CANA
ra nor el Distrito de Arecibo.
Ia CoRREsPoNDENCA corresponds al
cort6s saludo del inteligente letrado y fir
ma Iafriota
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-11-01

actual situacl0n politica
Muchos jefes de los motines ocurridos
en- Ia indicada capital, han sido deste-
rrados.
En- dichos disturbios, resultaron 200
muertos y mas de 800 heridos, muchos de
estos liltimos pertenecie 4 la tropa.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-11-01
En- ell CauCaso COntinuan los desordenes

New York, Nvbre, TO-, 1.30 p. M
En- BakG, una gran parte de Ia eiudad
ha sido destruida por terrible incendio que
de los dep6sitos de petr6leo Sc propag6 &
los suburbios de dicha ciudad.
Hay numerosas familias sin albergue, y
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-11-01
IMP0RTAN1ES CABLES
EI gObierlO VenCed0T en- ChIIe.

New York, NvbTe To-, I.30 p M
Informan de Santiago de Chile, quesel
gob:ernO ha logrado veneer q los revolucio-
narios, que promoyieran los disturbios
ocurridos en- dicha capital.
Reina en- toda la repdblca orden, ha-
biendo fTacasado la revoluci6n que inten7
taban algunos elementos desafectos 4 Ia
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-11-01
Viaje del rey Alfonso yde Iareina Cristina

New York, Nvbre. 10. 1.30 p. m.---
Dicen de Madrid que Sc confrma el
rumor del pr6ximo viaie del rey don AL
fonso y de Ia reina Cristina, su madre;
afrmdudose que el primero ira i la capi-
tai de Alemania y Ia segunda q Ia capital
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-11-01

ell descontento aumenta por la miseria que
Sc deja sentir.
En- Tiflis fu6 arrojada una bomba, en-
una plaza, causando considerable ndmero
de victimas, entire las cuales cu6ntanse va
rios agentes de la policia.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-11-01

New York, Nvbre To- 1.3O p.
Ell gobierno de Washington hss dirigido
una energica nota al gobierno de Pekfn,
Teclamendo de este garantfas para los sub
ditos de Ia gran rep1blica en- China, con
motive de 10 ocurrido al almirante Train
y & su .hiio.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-11-01
Las libenades ConCedidas pOr ell Gar

New York, Nvbre. To-, 1.30 p. M
Notician de San Petersburgo, que las
hbertades concedidas por ell Gar han CON
jurado en- parte la gravedad de la situa-
ci6n, especialmente en- Moscow y San Pc
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-11-01
lie Austria-Hungrfa.

Hacense en- Londres diversos comenta-
rios de este segundo viaie de don Alfonso
Berlin, lie Matfn" de Paris, opina
que el rey de Espafa contraera matrimo-
MO con una princesa alemana.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-11-01

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La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-11-01

tersburgo.
Una comisi6n de obreros ha conferen-
ciado en- la mafiana de hoy, extensamente,
con M. de Witte.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-11-01

In egta impTenta 90 yende papel de pes
i6dico visio Z 1900 qnintal.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-03-14
Our Daily Sbort Story

to a home the like of which he had never dreamed. and among people that made his heart beat pleasantly mere- ly to know that they were his kin, Jake went to a lawyer and had a pa- per drawn, which he gave to his un- cie.
 Just a paper settling things up like your son lowed was right. He said you all couldn't use my money just because 1t was mine; so being of his blood can't use any that aint mine. I've kept what my father left me. and what he didn't leave me I've put back where 1t belongs" But we cannot" "Oh. yes. you can. It's yours by rights. wish you<had part of mine. Seems like I've got the whole Govern- ment resting on my shoulders" The next day Mir. Lane sought Jake. 'while." he said. T am going to take run back to the mountains" | His hand was on the door. He was thinking of a girl in a little cottage
 on the other side of the Blue Ridge.
 Jake understood his impatience. and
 greyness drove some of the new hope
 from his face. leaving more of the
 harsher line of strength and deter
 imitation.
 "Yes. I'll stay a whiie," he replied.
 T want to get used to a few things; and your mothers going to show me
 round some."
 Mr. Lane had the door half open now and Jake rose suddenly.
 - wish you good luck" he said.
 huskily.
 Twenty.four hours later he received a telegram. It was brief and read: Another big mistake, Jake. It is you, not I. This afternoon I start for Florida on a short trip" The railroad station was half a mile away. and already the through | train for the South was backing in under the great dome; when 1t pulled out Jake was on board, radiant, but fuming at the tardines of a train miles an hour.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-03-14
Rnrial Id ruscaIeoaa.

Tuscaloosa, March 1s.--(spsciaI. )--- The funeral services of James Yancsy Bingham. the 17-year-old son of pr. and Mrs. W. E Bingham. was con- ducted from the First Presbytsrian Church yesterday afternoon at 6 o,elock Because of the extreme popuIaritv Of the young man there was . very large number of friends gathered at tho church. The floral offerings were per haps the most exquisite ever seen here. In front of the procession the fraksr- nity to which he belonged, the Kappa Sigma, marched in twos. The paif- bearers were Sterling Harris of Bfrm- ingham. James Chapman of Evergrsen. J. W. Vardeman of Talladega sprinHs. w. B. Harris, J. B. Abbott of Tusca- loosa- The interment was ct Hversresu Cemetery.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-03-14
GOVERNOR COMING HOME JelkS is En Route to Mont
 gOmery.
 HAS LEFT NEW MEXICO k Expected to Reach Capital
 Thursday Night. convalesceat Chief Executive of Ala- sama Win Resume His omcial = Duties Friday MornipE-His
 Health Is. Much Improved.

Governor William D. Jelks yesterday afternoon left Las Vegas. New Mexico. and Is expected to arrive in Montgom- cry Thursday night.
 This information was conveyed yes- terday to Acting Governor Cunningham in a telegram from the convalescent executive.
 It is practically certain that Gov ernor Jelks will on Friday morning assume the duties of office. There is no intimation to the contrary. Colonel H.. R. Shorter, Deputy 1n- surance Commissioner, who is a broth- er-in-law of the Governor. also re- ceived telegraphic advice from the lat ter that he had left Las Vegas yester- day. Mrs. w. D. Jelks and daughter, Miss Catherine Jelks will accompany Governor Jelks to Montgomery. They joined him several days ago.
 It has been exactly eleven months since the Governor left Montgomery for New Mexico to regain his health. April IS, 1904. he quit the active du- ties of office and departed from the State.
 All reports from Las Vegas in the past few months directly from the Governors pen indicate that his health has been restored. The last month had developed the fact that he would short ly determine for good whether he would return to the Governorship or resign in apprehension of his condition.
 Nothing more definite than this, how ever. was known until the receipt yes- terday of the Governors telegram.
 Acting Governor Cunningham. who as Lieutenant Governor was recalled from Europe to occupy the chair, will return to Ensley as soon as the Gov ernor arrives in the city and arrange for the transfer of all matters pend- ing.
 The most important matter now pending is, however. the refunding of that part of the States bonded debt which natures next year. This amounts to $S.40S.6o0. Acting Govern or Cunningham has already advertised for the sale of refunding bonds to be issued for this sum.
 In numerous matters Acting Govern or Cunningham has consulted the wishes of Governor Jelks during his absence. This is in line with the orig inal declaration of the Lieutenant Gov ernor that he would attempt to con- tinue the policy of the Governor.
 The hour Governor Jelks will arrive in Montgomery is not yet known.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-03-14
BELsER BROUGHT BACK TWO.
Son of Lewis Sankey Also Located fl
 Greemvflle.

Son of Lewis Sankey Also Located in Greemvtlle. The Montgomery County jail will be crowded with negroes with the pat ronym of SarSey. if the present pace of arrests holds up. Deputy Sheriff $. s. Belser returned yesterday from Greenville. He had in custody Lewis Sankey, the negro in- dicted in 1878 for assault to murder Ben Walker. a negro, and on whose in- dictment are inscribed the names of Robert H. Knox, Solicitor, and Adol- phus Sanford Gerald. foreman of the grand jury.
 Deputy Belser also had in custody Will Sankey, nephew of Lewis San key, who, in December. 1903. is alleged to have killed Nelson Vandiver, a ne- gro, at Sprague Junction.
 Will Sankey is charged with murder In the second degree.
 When the deputy reached Greenville to bring the old negro back, he saw in his cell a young negro, bidding the old one a fond adieu. The face of the young negro was familiar to the dep uty. On inquiry he was told that the young negro went under the name of Turner and claimed to be the son of Lewis Sankey. whose Greenville name was Turner.
 Deputy Belser then remembered Will Sankey and the murder indictment.
 Will Sankey did not have to bid his supposed father ideau. He accompa- nied Lewis Sankey and the deputy sheriff to Montgomery and last night was confined in the Montgomery Coun- ty iail.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-03-14
BOARD OF REVENUE.
Several Petitions as to Improvement
 of ROads.

Several Petitions as to Improvements of Roads.
 Routine business was disposed of yes of the Board of Revenue of Montgom- cry County.
 Board of Superintedent Rives was in- structed to do grading work on the Wares Ferry road and the old Augusta road to Mt. Meigs.
 The petitions of citizens of South Montgomery that the Board gravel and grade Fielder Street to the Norman Bridge road was received and filed.
 The petition of M. B. Campbell and others for the gravelling and grading from the Mount Meigs road to High land Park was also received and filed. The report of disbursement for two weeks of March was submitted as fol- lows:
 Salaries county officers. ....$ 80 % Petit jurors. criminal division.
 city court .... 4S2 % Special jurors. criminal divis-
 ion, city court. -. .. .... 500 Bailiffs, criminal division city
 court. .. .. .. .. .. .... 12o % Services overseers county roads 45. % Wagons, blows and teams coun-
 ty roads. .. .. .. ..... 650 Health department inspecting
 and attending small pox.. 1925 Coroner, holding post mortem
 examination .... / 100 Extracting tooth, prisoner.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-03-14
PLANT AT LUvERNE.
Light and Water Company Files Notice of IncOrpOratiOn.

NThe Luverne Electric Light and Wa ter Company of Luverne with a capital stock of s1o.Ooo. yesterday filed with Secretary of State E. R. McDavid a mo- tice of it's incorporation. The incor- porators are J. R. Horn, J. M. Cody, R. c. Reddach, T. w. Shows, F. M. T. Tankersley, E. O. Bishop. J. o. Sentell and B. R. Bricken.
 Other notices of incorporation filed yesterday were as follows:
 Gas Light, Coal and Coke Company of Oakman Walker County, with a cap ital stock of $60,000; incorporators. J. N. Kirkwood. David Kirkwood, Samuel Levy and Simon Levy.
 Jobbers Warehouse and Terminal Company of Birmingham, with a capi- tai stock of $5O,00O; incorporators. S. N. Gore, A. B. Mitchell and G. N. Hem derson.
 The United States Wood Preserving Company of New York yesterday filed a copy of its articles of incorporation. Birmingham is named as the Alabama place of business and J. D. Kirkpatrick as the State agent.