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Omaha daily bee., 1905-12-04
aouND Anour NEW voRN.
RippIes on the Current Of Life i| the
MetropoIfs

a few years ago all the waste OF the city
was placed on scows, hauled out OF the
harbor and dumped into the sea. Every bit
OF rubbish that could float was tossed
around by the tides and finally distributed
along the beaches. Miles and miles OF
sandy shore We're Uttered with rubbish
offensive TO the eye and shocking to the
nostris. In three years the beaches have
been restored to their natural cleanliness
and New York City is making money out
Of its tons OF waste. The change was
wrought by John McGaw woodbury.. com
missioner OF street cleaning.
The cty's waste is divided into three
classes-garbage, ashes and rubbish. The
garbage Is disposed OF by incineration, by
which the city effects a saving Of $500 600 a
year. The ashes are being used to raise
the lowlands. In this way eighty-three
acres, valued at SlOOO0O0, have been re-
claimed at Riker's island. Another stretch
Of 1O5 acres will be filled within year
Two more garbage incineraries are being
built In New York. and when in operation
the heat generated will be converted into
electricity for light for the docks and
Williamsburg bridge. The bridge plant Ia
expected TO effect a saving of GO per cent
on the money invested. other plants Of
similar character are contemplated.
The chump chariot or sightseeing auto
OF New York Is soon to become an extinct
monster. Commissioner McAdoo has said
1t and beyond him there is no appeal. One
Of these huge wagons killed an ambulance
surgeon yesterday. This was the last
straw. II gave McAdoo the opportunity he
has been looking for for over a year. since
he first began his crusade against the big
''rubber-neck vans" He has hedged them
around with such traffic restrictions as
were in his power. and now hopes to drive
them out entirely. DR. Barstow was the
ambulance surgeon who was killed. His
ambulance, with maternity patient, was
fastening up Twenty-sixth street, near
Fifth avenue. early yesterday morning,
when the auto, back from a 1aunt through
Chinatown by night, crashed into the rear
end. DR.. Barstow was thrown on his head
and rendered unconscious He was put in
a cab and hurried to Roosevelt hospital,
dying on the way.
Omaha daily bee., 1905-12-04

What does. your. wife do when you stay
out late at night?"
Sleeps"
That's good
"Oh, l don't know Just as soon as ] get
home she wakes up aud stays awake until
morning. cleveland Plain Dealer.
The independent. [volume] (Lincoln, Neb.) 1902-1907, 1905-01-19
In a Nut She'll

(On the backs of petitions sent by
the single takers of the United States
in 1892 to the United States house of
representatives, was the following con-
densed statement of the single tax
argument. 1t was written by William
T. Croasdale, advised and assisted by
Henry George, Louis f. Post and
Thomas G. Shearman:)
Taxes on the products of labor tend
to restrict production. Therefore no
taxes should be imposed on improve
ments or commodities.
A tax on land values does not restrict
production or lessen the reward of the
The independent. [volume] (Lincoln, Neb.) 1902-1907, 1905-01-19
FARMERS. ATTENTION.

Do you wish to sell your farm? /,
so, send full description. lowest price
ard best terms. Or, if you wish 20
buy a farm, ranch or Lincoln home
write to or call on Williams & Bratl
1105 o st., Lincoln. Neb.
The independent. [volume] (Lincoln, Neb.) 1902-1907, 1905-01-19
Only Privilege Should be Taxed

Only Privilege Should bo Taxed
A correspondent, whose name | can
not now recall. writes to an eastern
magazine an article which he begins
by saying:
Nothing is clearer than that every
man should be taxed according to his
means"
This statement is not new: it Is
often used on the streets and in public
discussions Yet there could not be a
more bald-faced error written or
spoken.
1t requires but little serious, un-
prejudiced thought to disabuse ones
mind of such an absurdity If 1t were
correct it then would also be the
proper thing FL 5;sssfryf- H7D7rhsnt -=fn
charge his patrons for goods according
to what each buyer was able to pay.
Could merchant adopting such wild
plan do business one week, or even
one day? Surely not. Neither could
a railroad company, a steamship COM
pany, real estate company, or any
private corporation whatever in any
business. The proposition is too ridicu-
1ous to be suggested to any rational
person.
The proper and only equitable basis
Of taxation for public purposes is pre-
cisely the same as that of charging
purchasers for their goods, or recipi-
ents of professional services their pa
trons-that is to say, compel them to
pay according to the privilege they
get or derive from the source that
produces it.
The rule is just as applicable to pub
lie taxation by the city, county, state
or nation as it is to private parties.
The only thing that should be taxed
for public purposes is land values, as
they are always the product of COM
enterprise-and never that of |
an individual The same rule should
be applied to taxpayers for public pur-
poses. Then no citizen would be robbed /
as he now is-by having to pay fines
for owning personal property, wheth-
er much or little, costly or cheap.
RALPH HOYT.
The independent. [volume] (Lincoln, Neb.) 1902-1907, 1905-01-19

users Of land, but. by making IL un-
profitable to hold land out Of use it
opens natural opportunities for labor
and stimulates production. Therefore
all taxes should be levied on land
values.
Every man is entitled to the full re-
suits Of his own labor or enterprise In
producing goods, erecting buildings,
improving lands, or otherwise con-
tributing to the satisfaction of the
wants of himself or others. but that
value which attaches to land by rea-
son Of the increased competition for
it's use and which is due to the growth
of population and public improvements
justly belongs to the whole communi-
ty. Therefore, the public should take
by taxation the full rental value OF
land.
Whenever ground rent is thus taken
try and enterprise will be relieved from
taxation, and no inducement will re-
main for holding land without using
it. Land speculation will cease and
natural. opportunities will be open to
labor. Workmen who can not make
fair bargains with employers will then
fDss-sa ~ LIZ :s!hs.nselves.;. mt
that everybody will take to FARMING.
| but that with agricultural, mining,
and building lands accessible to those
willing to put them to use, there would
be no lack Of employment, and wages
| in all industries would rise to their
natural leyel-the full earnings Of la
Dor. The labor problem Is, How shall
all men willing to work always find
opportunity to work and thus produce
wealth? The single tax, by opening
natural opportunities, and at the same
time relieving industry from burdens,
solves the labor problem!
The only practicable method Of ar
irving at the single tax is through the
successive removal of all other taxes,
and necessarily includes the abolition
of import duties. Therefore the single
tax involves absolute free trade.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-04-04
MORRIS PARK FOR AUTOS.
Famous Old Track Will be be Z. De e
voted to Motor Racing.
10 The 4 Times. Dlspatch.)


NEW YORK, April S.-Following the ne
nnounceinenttt that. Morris Park vii pc esa
the only course in this country devoted
exclusively to automobile racing comes
tie news that the famous track !, Will y be
Tia. HEADQUARTERS OF an automobile CLUB,
formed for to foster competition among. motor
cars driven by$nembers; Il VIII ne ], me !,
racing onthe road sometimes unaef oi
man,bers Of the newly incorporated Morris
Racing Club Will hay sna r aeG q e spase
IN West 7Chester|EThosc inclined to OK
WITH a,T1shtps WI 6e preydde1 a
their efforts to navigate the air with the
aid OF the gasoline m otor. q
las mt present outlined the membership
OF the club will DO limited to $50. There
WIN be goyerInhng board Of II
have charge OF the club Championship
event and the other trials Of speed among tls:
members. An elaborate programme for
the season is being arranged, Including
some original classification plans for
members and for tho regular meets. the
first Of which will be held on May 2Oth
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-04-04
AGILE EASY winner
IN TENNESSEE DERBY.
Browns Bay Colt Romps Away
With Rich Stake Worth
Over $1,000.
NV Associnted 1,ress. ).

d MEMPHIS, TENN, April s.---C;aptain 8.
ridden by Jack Martin. today rompeu
home at, easy winner In the Tenncs . zee
derby. defeating John smulski. tho Ell
son and Jack Lory, representing the
stable OF John w. Eehorr. BY five pengt hs.
Agile was prohibitive favoritd IN the
betting The race was run over a muddy
Tho start was a good one, and Agile
soon showed his superiority by assuming
4 the lead at will Down tho back stretch
Agile went steadily and, turning for home.
wax two lengths ahead. Martin held Agile
IN gent restraint In the flight 20 the wire
and won In hollow fashion. To-day. 8
derby, was probably, the richest Etake OF
fered In the South, the gross value being
s1o,5a5. OF which $500 went to tho WIN
First race--lfalf mlle--odd Eta o5 to y
first, Blue Pirate Is to ~ second, Ossincke
% TO -! third. Time, :6o 81.
Second race-,,one mie-stand Pat g TO
2 fret. papple thIl 90 .p,r to = SECOND is
Third ra 4, = furlonssNMansard Is
to ii firHt, Monnstio q to y second.
Duchess OIje Is to ~ third. Time, ! :o2 "a.
Fourth face-The Tennessee Derby.
sweepstakes. milo and an eighth--Agile
QHto ~ first, John SmulsN g to u sec
ond, Lack Lork Otto y third. Time. :58.
Fifth race-ITour and half furlongs-
Yankee Consul "a TO 81 first Klngsor g
to 81 SECOND, Joe Coyne co to y third.
Time, :5b 3-4. "a 5 VA
Sixth race-Hortensia 10 TO y first,
S third. Time,. i III II. 'nsf'0an = =
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-04-04
~ BY Richmond Auction Co,
Phone 4716. 1906 r. Main Street.
Extra Large Auction Sale Of
FURNITURE TO-DAY.

We will sell TO-DAY (Tuesdayl April
4th, at our warerooms, 1ao6 2. Main Street.
an extra large lot OF Furniture. suca, as Z
Oak and Walnut Chamber Suits. Oak
Wardrobcs. Hat Racks % Hair and Shuck
Mattresses, Good Cook Stoves, 100 pieces
of Cooking Utensils. q Kitchen Safes Side
boards and Cupboards, Walnut Bookcases,
Is Bed Springs, Iron Beds and Springs,
Odd Rockers. lot Chairs, Bed Lounges, 70
Pictures. 50 New and Second hand RUGS.
Parlor Suit. Extension Tables, Cornbina-
ton Bookcases and Secretaries, Folding
Beds, Mirrors, Leather Couch, Iron Cots.
this SALE as the goods must move
s$ RICHMOND AUCTION co. "a
Geo Fl. Valentine, .Auctioneer.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-04-04
JOCKEY DEAD.
Horse Fell on,His Neck at Mont
gomery Park Races.
lsnecial TO The Times Dispatch {

~ ~ (SpecIal 10 The I1mes- D1sPatch,)
MEMPHIS, TENN ApTil a-,loskey
Otto Wonderly,, who was thrown from IRON,
Saturday morning. died last night at ST..
Joseph's Hospital, The horse fell on
Wonderly's neck. Trepanlng was re-
sorted to, but 1t had little Or no effect,
pred without ever regaining conscious
1'SSl was from London, Ontario,
seagrarn, the Canadian breeder, for
whom he rode last year. He rode 6 Did
Heels to victory In the Suburban andl-
cap, and was well known on Eastern
Was ono OF the leading jockeys ON the
Metropolitan circuit. He was preparing
10 start the coming season as a free lance
rider. fs ~ 7ei ,fs 5i,s ssi9, So Az
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-04-04
PROPERTY Transfers.

Rtchmond-H Wythe Davis. NJ. d.
TO VIM. ii. Bumga rdner, % IT.. on E. line
OF SYCAMORE Street, 1856 3-4 It. s. Of
h r. Z. Fillmore and j: J: Tignor and wives
to 4. T.. Goodman, "a 10 1-2-12 IT. onEsN
Zine Of Grace Street, 261 IT. w. OF M ca
dow Street, $3.50.
"a @. Relns Good e, ito NJ artha a.. ells,. 90
IT. on !. line Of ReservorS Street n. Nv.
cor. Of Chaffink Street, subject to deed OF
trust for. 81, 500. $670.. t45
4 4 Emma G. Rely to Ferdinand c. Ebel,
I3O 1T, on N. line OF Grace Street, N. sNY.
cor. OF First Street, S13, 600. !,
~. b. Roseon.2sC has. p. aLathrop and
s Geo. "A. Iathrop and wife to Louis Nc
Lain, personally, S. ~, n A WI
VIM "A. Moncure and Jas: d. Grun1p.
5trs., to w. L.. Cobb 80 IT. on e. lne fof
Mayo Street, 6. e. cor Of an IA ley, be-
ing continuation of Ross Street. SLIGO.
S& Patrick Henry Wells and wife to Mrs.
Lille M. Smith, 20 #, on N. line Of n
Street, 120 it,. e. Of Twenty-nin Street,
$o7a. 4,s IS Il 5,g s4s
IA Sallle H. and G. "A walker to Estell
C. Henning, 81 q It. on \. line Of Cary
s Street 81 fes $780, s:sss5
Henrico-Old Fol ks;p Home G. F. ffS y.
Q. T.. r. to Mart ha5 "A. Shelton. lot No. %
on plan Of Brownsville. $. so. N
III JAS A.. and 8Britton Wi llarls to Pleas
ant Robertson, Al acres In the upper end
of Henrico county, adjoining sthe lands
of VIM. y. Strange. Caroline Winston and
others. si s5ssi
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-04-04
Races at New Orleans.
I. (Bv Associated rress. 3

n ~ (By ASsOCiated aE'ress.) T7a378I N
NEW ORLEANS, LA, April D. Results
\ N a,y Orleans Jockey Club; !, q. 7 ..
Snow CS to 81 second, Rpyeille (16atoED
third. Time 1:43.
"a Second race-half a mle-Granadn 70 to
20) first, Jim McGinnlss (16 to ~ second,
verdant 40 to j third! Time AS 20.
Third race-mile Mzzentnast@(2 go to y
first, Harding q to u second, Lcenja az
h to y third Time Id 8-5. PIT
u Fourth race-mile and seventy yards
Alma Duford 90 to y first, Brand New
( q to b second, Orc Viva & to y third.
Time il:44 rs. VI 3asl e,
Fifth Srace-six furlongs-T hespian e to
sKilties d5 10 Is third. Time 1:i3 49,
IA Sixth race-seven furlongs-St Reso-
lutte az to u first, Red Thistle g to 81
second. Governor sayers a to y third.
Time 1:28,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-04-04
MAY FIGHT IN EAST.
Ryan O'Brien Match Not Likely
8 to be Held in San Francisco.

L. -
PHfLADELPHIA. Pa: April Cur,5
rent mail advices from San Francisco 5in-t
Tommy Ryan and Jack O'Brlcn for the
middelweight championship of the world
IS a remote possibility so far as the + "a;
Britt , and his political and gambling cll-.
entele hold the stage at the present time
and are likely to etain 1t for some time
o e. eo to Jabe a'' White may put crmp
in the Englishman's match with Britt
but the latter's adherents will scarcely
plGM Ne's Tie promoters Of the Britt
Mitchell and his lightweight champion
this ane e,,b viii allow c
Iell to entertain any proposition I, from Mel,
son seriously. unless there rs O. PIG Money n,s,
f9rfeit Mitchell s too sebeMo aN oM
4 should make a creditable showing against
Britt match With 4 Me,s:on then, w1 ,,cS
I; Would QUIZ likely treble $500. ss
With Britt-White match on hand, q
Nelson-N match probable. e. Je e res
| nosed bout between Il frankie Nell and
I5Jmmy Walsh. say my corresponden
seems little chance lGr fna
! and native sons are sure a 70 nave y ne
| First CALI =,
l%Athlctic Club, OF Baltimore.5yis eager to
relieve California of the Ryan. o,B SRI
match. The men can meet IN the Mo y, u,
July as large a gate there as they would
| in San Francisco The men. could well SYa y
afford to box here II, the East for q less
Would on the coast, for the reason that
exorbitant training expenses could pc
OF east Of the mississippi River than they
are on the Pacific Coast
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-04-04
Demands. of Steel Trade.

Especial to The Times pispatcno
w SW or fp tWo the pt uni S statsa Really
ana Cons ruetion Company has reeei I've !
orders WHICH aggregnte bet between zen S y sor
Construction H material from the West ls
"A A u person in close touch With the at
fairs Of the United s ia tes Steel Eorpora-
3 Tia hooks 81 the company are now the
largest in the history OF the corpora ION,
The orders are regarded as su bst antla y
as the a mount OF conditional business IS
comparatively small
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-04-04
+ New York Horse Fair.
(speclnl TO The Times. p,spat ch.

lSpectals 70 iUe ,1imes.Dispatch.)
NEW YORK, April 3.--Entrics arc oil
ready being received or the trotting and
pacing races under saddle that Will be ono
or tho novel features during the Horse
Fair week In Madison Square Garden from
April 24 I'd. 40. Since the official list Of
about thirty races was issued n week ago,
Inquiries have been received from many
prominent men in different parts OF tho
country asking particulars regarding tho
Madison Square track. The interest that
has been aroused practically assures well
filled classes for every event. and, Indeed,
some Of the more popular races Will TIM
,doubtedly require several meats to select
the fastest steppers for the final dash.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-04-04
Condition Of Attell.

NEW y RK, April 3.-Abe Attell. & the
era ok California eatherweight, who is re-
gardcd as the champion In this class by
ring Followers, Is still confined in Bellevue
Hospital, where he underwent q painful
operation recently. The operation was
successful. q 55{aa
Dr. Blackwell, head surgeon Of BELLEVUE.
says It will be at least two weeks before
Attell will be able to leave the hospital.
The physician contends that the hghter
when Tho fully RECEIVERS will be In better
health and stronger than he has been in
years. Attel, after a rest OF month.
will issue challenge to box any ~
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-04-04
AUCTION SALES, Future Days
CIR cen & R ED,
! REAL ESTATE AuCTI0NEERS |
COMMISSIONERS SALE or ALL
THE RIGHTS, FRANCHISES AND
PROPERTY or THE fARMvlLLE
{ P0WnAfAH RAILROAD COM.
pAnY.

{ BY virtue OF two DEGREES rendered by
the :, Law ana Equity Court OF the CITY
81, Rlt;hhmon Va one on the sist and
IXoRs.i FOR &cs u. FAIsMvILLE
& P9Wf aAThSt, r. 1T b Cos ar,ss At Sus
s6iNa . s FoR &C a Y. sAs i; I'D default
heaving been made - Il the payment NJ
the liens on the PROPERTY within the
February Fist, 1863, the a' nnd S
who were appointed special commission
Z to act. as directed by said DEGREES, will
proceed to sell, by public auction, to ths
highest bidder, at the south front OF the
NyEpNEsD Az THE p I'll TIIIR F7 DAY OF
rent year all the rights, privileges, prop:
erty--reai, personal. or lnixed-:ranchis
tan Railroad Company. consisting OF a
main line of single track, narrow gauge
railroad. extending from Bermuda Hun
in chesterneld county, where the company
has valuable terminal properties and facili-
ties to the town Of Farmvlle, in Prince Ed
ward county. Virginia. approKimating
gether with all branch lines. spur tracks.
aidings, depot tracks. and yard tracks;
approxlmating thirteen niles, rights OF
way, depot buildings and grounds, shops,
warehouses, Whnrves, TERMINALS, seal es,
telegraph lines. telephone lines. store
houses. stores and supplies, machine
shops, machinery. tools. appliances, loco.
motives. U achcs, cars. gondolas. real
estate offices. office furniture. books and
books OF account, stationery and suppliess
and all other property OF every kind and
description y OF said Railroad Company,
wherever situated Except cash In bank
or in the hands OF the Receiver OF this
Court and his Agents, and any debts. ac-
counts and ALLIANCES due to the Receiver
and his agent from any parties Wnatso-
ever, both on the day Of sale md on the
day OF the confirmation Of said Ssale.)
EI8gTE RMS:aTne terms of said sale are
as follows VIZ: five thousand
dollars IS ($75 000. 00) cash, S25, 10000 of
which shall be paid to the COMMISSIONS
within three days from the day Of sale.
and the residue Of $50, 600, when the sale
is confirmed The balance to be on credits
OF six and twelve montns from the day
Egotiable notes for the deferred payments.
right to anticipate the payment OF said
the whole purchase money is paid and
( a conveyance directed by the Court &.
; For further particulars as to said rail
road and other property. parties are4re-
fered to- the receiver. Col. T. NJ. r. "A Tal-
/ cot, .at theS offices Of the Company,
Nintl.and Main Streets Richmond mo! Viz W;
bpfnia VS. 80
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-04-04
Wabash Improvements.

n 9l9 "a ISpecIal to The TImcs- DIspntch.) M
NEW YORK. April sit Is understood
tina the directors OF Wabash have adopted
4 far-reaching policy. for the uphuildlng
The entire main line from Chicago to
sPittsburg is to be doubc-tracked and
brought up to- trunk line standard In every
respect This is apart Of the financial
tho Wheeling and Lake Erie annual re-
port The sD,00O,GOo OF notes. sold last
week will finance the Notwithstanding
and a large part of the further adj
5ditional to Wabash proper, The new
policy aims at putting the company on q
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-04-04
Hackenschmidt Arrives.

NEW YORK. April 3.-George IIacken-
schmidt the Russian Lion" who Is re-
garded as the best wrestler In the bust
2enschmidt arrived in San Francisco from
Australia few days ago. The foreigner
stopped over in Chicago on Friday night.
and was expected to reach New York r.
some time to- day. ~ G. b. Cochran Hack
Ienschmidt,s manager, says that ibis man
will be ready&to meet any Greco.Roman
wrestler upon his arrival. It Is not ike
IN, that he will z tackle either Gotch OF
jenkins unless t hey agree to meet him
n Z his DW'ilS style. III ga 3s
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-04-04
CHESBRO ON STAGE? Il
Offered $500 a Week to "Do a
MonoIogue Stunt"

4 ATLANTA, April 3Ar, offer OF s500
a week to Join the stage has Just beer,
received by Chesbro. originator Of the
.spit BALL" WHO is the crack pitcher OF
d New York roof garden thinks Ehes-
bro will be a great hero this coming
/ Chesbro IS wanted TO do a monologue
stunt, and lie says he can get off n
talk" that will make hi infamous along
Broa dway.
6 Pearl Iiolycross. tho pitcher, left yester.
day for his home tn Danvllle. III. He
received word that his wife was very III.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-04-04
CYCLING SEASON OPENS.
Krebs and \ Bedell Win Cham
pion Class Races at lXailsburg.

(speeial TO The 2, 5T T ~ Dlspatsh. 7, /.
racing season for 1905 began yesterday AT
the Vailshurg board track, near Newark.
N. u, In the presense of about 900 spec
Floyd Krebs, OF Newark, won the half
mile handicap In the professional class by
about d foot from loan Bedell ~,
John Bedell, Of I.ynbrook. J., II won the
than'n foot from q, II, Root. who was the
same Distance in front Of Bardgett, who
finished third, 81
Tho ANA te,,r events left an open field
4 for q new champion. Oscar Go erke, who Is
looked upon to take the place OF Hurley,
disappointed the spectators by finishing
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-04-04
Southern Industrial Development

Southern Industrial Development
cX sHfs,as ,S 9he T THssp 'sDsAe p1l
Southern Industrial development for the
week ending to-day Is detailed by the
following summary prepared from re-
ports 70 The * 'VTRsIHfa:i
Emporia--sGO.0 900 cotton mill
y Norfolk-s5O.o0 900 lumber company; s25,-
i Richmond $50. 90 construction com
spany. 5,Sl s5@5gy
FranklinNcr !, arm. pin and bracket
McKenney--Dr yS kiln; rs
s& Chatterton-SaW mill; grist MILL
Lincoln-s6 COO telephone system.
opeau0nI avEsT' 9~i 1sGm1iiaas.
q Charleston-Planing mill; $4,000 coal
Wclsburg- %. 600 oil company.
y Clarksburg-$lO 900 oil company.
Glen Alum-s2o0o0 coal and coke COM
wheeling s4oo. 900 construction com pany.
New Cumberland $40 900 oil and gas
y 4 -, KENTUCKY, 7.s
Montgomery-ss,o 600 lumber company.
mt. Sterling-Coal mines; lumber COM
louisville $500 900 brick works sss
X Owensboro-- So, 900 coal and land COM
pany. "a "a "a fts 81 3f3
b Lexing:ton-s1 900 paint and yarntsh
factory.
NORTH CAROLINA. II
+ Henderson-$25.000 carriage factory,
High Point 800. 900 pipe works.
Ore Hll--Box factory. XXI
81 Shelby-$5O, 900 mining company
e Rockinghanl-$25,000 dlstillery. 5El
Oxford-$5 900 sash. door and blind FAC
tory. y
Rs Wilmington-$g5.0 900 medicine factory.
u }s3ss' SOUTH CAROLINA.
Myrtle Beach--S75,0 900 development conf
5pany. -,
2Bar1Well-s100 900 lumber company.
RI Copeland-Lumberg company. SF
Mullins-$5 600 brick and lumber com.
pany.8 r,,,>, >,r,e. . mr.,
Jackson-Fertilizers factory.I sts,
Newbern-s5,0o0 brick works; canning
factory.
d Bristol--s25 900 railroad shops; power
plant.
i d ckson-- ELECTRIC light plant, .,,,,.
Hohenwald -ss35. 900 lumber company.