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Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-05-08
NO DANGER
v0GET FUEL & LUMBER CO,
oregon Conference.

The Oregon conference of the Free
Methodist church will be held in con-
nection with camp meeting in the
grove on North Liberty street, Salem,
the camp meeting to commence May
"a and the conference May 80, and
closing June s.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-05-08
BANKERS and orocers Can't Play.

The bankers and grocers will not
play their game Of baseball until next
week, as tho Puilman-Willamette game
tomorrow will interfere. Two games In
the same afternoon would not be profit
able to either tho willamette team OF
the Y. NJ c. A.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-05-08

When the baby talks, 1t is time to
give HOLSTERS Rocky Mountain Tea.
Iu's the greatest baby medicine known
to loving mothers. 1t makes them eat
sleep and grow. 35 cents, Tea or Tai
lets. DR.. stones drug store.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-05-08
FESTIVE
CIRCUS
SEASON

With Us Again--Large Crowd at the
Depot to welcome Norris & Rowe 's
New Big Circus-Big Attendance at
tha afternoon Performance and Larg.
er Crowds Promised Tonight on Ac.
count Of Special Features.
New-York tribune., 1906-10-31
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New-York tribune., 1906-10-31

1872 bbls potatoes and onions Irish Poa
Sesn f penS % liberal aha s%S 2 and aG
but poor stock dragging sa6eases Steaay BrHseIs
Ccumbers less plenty and firm Celery in liberia! supply
arriving sparlngy bur quality seldom prime Muss
] IN NAM and ,aiue: some Of both worthless but
best selling well higher prices Peppers dun and
creased supplies from California Turnps steady. other
sse'PiSs bss 81 Ssasi o DO Long Island 6k per Sb
S $ ST 81 s DO sts @ n O9E % do o jersey Per Dol 81 50
ess. e5: do long 5CGS1 60; SWEET PoTAToEs. Jer-
sGors ss PEI psS @ IN casoe BRssES sFRSTT
bb REE & GS @ 'll dS 'G sg s.
cARBAGEs per 100 <2 I99S4 as So do White
o SrCgMBERs Florida per soI basket q 5Ogsa
iS. Sian per bbl siqs3 cAJLIFI0WERs Long Island
ERY state ana Michigan. per stalks $50 soc: do
Jersey per dozen seal5s 1oa4Oc cHIcoRY nearby per
q F5rda per sra;e s3qss per iaSss
Os5G per PssSs Igs 90 az per 6ns se si
DO nearly per b6I sl5Si IS MUsIiRosoMsS whiS per
small white pickle per bbi s2Qs5: per basket sl9
81 fS Sa a9a sn55S 9o Gs
g uni White d 9sr @ Ses 81 91esS ana 20 ao ygOw 81 @ @
crate 75GGsi; yellow sisss: do red: siq$i IS do
Sarrsr 8 5Ss So PEAs Virginia per basket s5css
per large Dbl 81 75qs2 IS do pa snail bb 81 2sd$l Ia
DO green Ps qEge sel 81 & :5 g 10 per sMa b6
b6 socatsl; PAISLEY 7sr 100 1aness= s5easi;, RAD
bb $lasi 80: STRING BEANS Florida per basket ssR
3s ss do SSr Sass9 SO % So gSs. So
SQUASH Hubbard. per Dbl 5osaSl do marrow. to9lac;
Ee per f3'9% bS % Fo&Tos s'ae ripe per Suss sa
per = bush tov 23@Ioc DO rear6y. ripe per box 75e9
Ss caoraa per Gst box s2ds2 Co. 10 hothouse per h
5g2oc TURNIPS Jersey and Long Island r9tahaga per
wa 50 per g'fSs 100 6uncSss ss5o o0
Toledo Oct o--cLoyBRsEED-cashs spd October.
3 ass PSf;Rssf aoa. s nf ifSaAi a. Xisiss Il March
New-York tribune., 1906-10-31
TRADE IN CHICAGO.

Iisy Telegraph The T-ibunel
thicaEo. oct. 3a-Wheat recovered nearly all or
s early loss. closing only 1sc lower for the active
futures Just before the session ended the name
OF shearson Hammll & Co. was given up on the
sales OF December, which caused the early slunlp
op4lon was about equally divided as TO whether
me selling had been for the Eastern holders or
wen known local speculative men who have lately
developed the punging habit. Coarse grains closed
ouH ana practically unchanged. Provisions were
easy al The last the market throughout the ses-
Aoh having attracted Jur little attention
In the opening tra les in the wheat ,narke+ 20
GAY there was considerable activity In a tor
minutes there was a break Of lc in the -Decenabe,
prces Ma; dropped back &c. under Yesterdays
goSe- Soon af1er prices melted awav ouickl, ~,
oeF heaF, offerings. until the December ,ric,
'oscHe- 40 The wheat well taken for tb.s
lAoata around 73c. There WAS a slight reaction
toward TIE close. II was understood that The eli
Ing was for Eastern holders. Local recepts vera "a
cars WIN a. cars estimated for Tomorrow De-
oe'noeF wheat here opened at 7Ss4c 10 74c broke
- IS then reacted 70 73iac. May sold from
sc Gown II 71Ssc. back to 7sc TO 7SI,e
4he corn market was weak EARL in +ra sassto
- IL sympathy with wheat bu1 late it recovered
race Ves Tight. with no special pressure to sen
eiteT the opening Cash demand wag good with
tlHppe's hop-tul of the ending Of the Buffalo car
Diookaoe Country offerings ger. light To,,I
esi''s We're 20 cars, with 12l cars estimated for
to-inoTTow Samples were firm Nav corr onanaa
7iN, soia Al 45'sc tnen reacted 10 4fIso 10 44I!c
AZ TIE market for oats trading was OF small vol
-Ie, ahd prices were inclined to follow the trend
- ne leading grains. Weather conditions Der.
81 - tgrdoIe 10 the movement. Longs IjuuIdst
sed 80! "a receipts were 20 cars with III cars esti-
70 "a AZ 10! So-I1oIrow- May opened at CSC sold IN
pYsi, prYos.ii,. on 20 sac, and back CSC. -
rricsH Is4oias ruled somewhat lower. Weakness il,
sresss5@ a. the me yaros and the prospect of an in
s,cod movement OF hogs IN the near flIt1Ira in
sssat,s eoIs! deraole trading in realizing wav The
tssfn-as tsfsss lI coarse grains also a Depressing
A. - tsog receipts were p, 900 head and nrIceS
oa.5s nc !sFos We're &C TO 10c lower January norI
gs5 a. s4s % 10 sl3 e7ix January lard onened a.
Seia '-'2 January rips opened at 81 20 to
New-York tribune., 1906-10-31
COUNTRY PRODUCE MARKETS.

For the week ending Tuesday. October 3O 1906.
BEANS AND PEAs-Receipts for the week 4.845
ard 80 bags peas; imports, 200 bags peas. Re
ceipts have moderate during the week and
there has been considerable delay in the arrival of
due. Marrow and red kidney have been
prices have ruled firm Medium and pea
steady and Il is hard buy any choice stock below
firm California lima somewha: irregular but there
is for desirable lots Some call
We quote: BEANS. marrow. 1906, cho' e. per bush.
81 35gS2 4o 40 medium and pea. 81 3qsl 65; do
forna, s. IS s. S5 GREEN PEAS Scot h. 1906 81 25.
BUTTER Receipts for the week. 49, IS pkgs;
week, 4O7sS pkss, exports to Europe. J.. pkgs and
fairly liberal and the trade generally quiet Most
cevers have pecn able 10 keep reasonably well cleared
been particular in making their selections.
there has been considerable surplus OF butter
which. a active market would go in the
extra grade. Stock that is not quite fine enough to
pass top quotations has very uncertain
alue, and II hard ind buyers greater
reduction than most holders willing to make.
confidence n of values. the
: much uuietcr. Western ladies' and sell
prompty to the extent of the small receipts at hraer
prices. Renovated butter in liberal supply ana
ing slowly. We quote: Creamery. extras. per 10 81
Mercantile Exchange official quotation, extras. 26lsc;
frss "a a 95ls seconds, 81 o23c thirds q
zoe do held extras gee hrss "a a. zoe; seconds
G22l2c: dairy tubs. fresh. fancy, 25m25l2c:
do rsts 23@ 24c; do seconds u 2ec do thirds. 100
renovated. extra 2li4 age: nrst-. 19la 2Oc
seconds I7Is0I8iec; do thirds, 15i 9lG13e Western
factory nrsts zoe; do seconds IS lac; do thirds.
l6!4@ 1i2e packing stock no lSia qlsc' do No ?.
II = a Sc: do 80 3. 15W l6c
EGGS-Recelpts for the week 45s29 There
has been further decrease in the receipts OF eggs and
slight nprovsinent There has been continued surplus
New-York tribune., 1906-10-31
Public Notices.

SEALED PROPOSALS WILL BE RECEIVED BY
N y. up TO o'clock p NJ. Thursday. November l..
1906, at the Common Council Chambers the City
Hall Building. the of Main Mechanic
streets for all of eighteen CS) certificates
Indebtedness for Five Thousand ($5000) dollars each
Said certificates of Indebtedness to be dated
day or november, 1906, and payable the first day
of July 1907.
These certificates of Indebtedness are issued pursu-
ant TO Section 244 of Chapter l2s of the Laws of the
State OF New York, for the 1899 and the acts
amendatoEy thereof and pursuant 10 resolution of
the Common Council of said City adopted October 2.
1906, said certificates of indebtedness issued
anticipation of the collection of City taxes for the
fiscal year.
These certificates be numbered o
eighteen inclusive and shall interest
of six per cent and viii be sold to the
son, firm or corporation offering the highest premium
therefor
Tbe city the right reject any or all bids
City Clerk, and marked such.
Each bid shall be accompanied by a deposit of
Two Thousand S2,000) dollars. In cash. a certified
check for that amount payable to the order OF the
City Treasurer of the City of New Rochelle. Such
posit to be forfeited TO the City the party parties
TO whom the certificates shall be awarded fail to take
and for the in accordance with tho OF
sale.
The certificates to be delivered the Office the
City Treasurer, City Hall, in the City of New Ro-
cheHe. n. Y, on Thursday, November 8. 1906 at ~
o'clock
No bid viii be received for less than par
Purchasers Will be required to accrued interest.
New Rochelle, n Y.
Dated New Rochelle, N. Y, October 3, 1905
CHARLES KAMMERMEYER,
City Clerk.
New-York tribune., 1906-10-31
CASH QUOTATIONS.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT,

,or-r New York, October 80, 1906
., NOf ftiD;-The coffee market much
t> aa>, sales for the dav being reported 146 250
pass' OF which about $1,000 bags switches
iea @ 10 iats positions The selling be in tn.
OF Hquldaton while strong interests appeared be
and the tone of the market generally steady
ICes opened TO 10 points owe- but improved slightly
curing Inc session, being at time within partial
points Of day The close was steady ne.
unchanged to 10 points
mere was NJ special changs in the general situation
ana te ACTIVITY seemed 10 result from the technical
9on f OF IN, market The Europear cables shade
elsappoinEg and receipts at the ports heavier
eGt fluctuations in the movement are always expected
ana the fact remsrs that the the
Is decreasing. as II should this al
though perhaps not quite pronouncedly owing the
incentive for shipping down coffee before December
iavre was rather early. but steadied before
the close, which unchanged Il franc lower
Hamburg was net unchanged 10 L pfg lower. The
brazilian markets unchanged but the of
osnSe lost 32d Receipts at the two ports were 1o3
zoo baga against "a 900 last There rumo-s
circulating in the Street announcement will
be made to the effect that funds In readiness
second vaiorzaton should the
wise continue after the 1000 coo
bag order advance the price the fixed
law.
The market coffee quiet, with quota ons
the basis of Rio Z.
The OF prices in the local market to-day
follows:
New-York tribune., 1906-10-31

The local market for e9son was ape with prices s
middng Gulf Southern spot markets & were t. esgraphsd e he'd
T9 % sa gss 99eS 9 bales Ie RocS s weak and e ower
bas 10 que he end end nom6s 6 ha aa
lowe at 1o@c Norfolk steady and sc higher at l9'2c
lo8-lce. Gal, es:on steal and unchanged at 1o%se
sales lol bales ley ofitins Saug 5a. aa a. seies
1850 bales Wilmington firm and unchanged al 1o%e
Han & . 600 to % baes against osg last
o sso BAL 6se: : asan: 4i
IS 25S last week and 617i las year
Ct;o3 Exchange special IyeTpool 1 cables Spot eoto3
expcr 300 Azaeriean 90 receipts. SO 6oo American
s Po6: hgs closed @ eady at ns aSgfnTs Of ~
%ovembeT- December 55aIsd: December January 559d
59Ed ia
JULY 5.72a MancheSter-Yarns, more disposition to
m9s S Sss So @g 60 assa Is to 81 o q csn 81 @
s. 2 Gitsonea native 1885, Cl9xe s DO bottles & s.
Lemon gas % 81 g 25gS Gss $ m Do goyss 3
81 60 sassafras natural 55a65c speormint tins So 25
e M srnRs T4Ps 81 sass
prices fair business s2lns @ oday in
sPHs sRd ehet low eraaes Rye -four continues r on
Fs sgpOss s SO q 5 sneT pasn s.
spring clears So i0gs3 So extra No winter s3g
steady. s. 25aso a5 spot and TO arrive RYE FLOUR
saSy fa1s s. coRS &c sS0' MAT steady
Kiln dried 81 ?5 as brand BAG MEAL steady;
sS.1 r. n0 E9s & city arm quote
Ses sae sRfnf o s 90 DO a al
prompt sl.ipmon;; city bran. $50 so bulk $2I h9@
hcinny chOp, s25 bulk. s24 sacks. omeal, $40 Is O
GRA1N..wHEAT-Denta Of the argentine and
eSssS eSpianed soms heaTs unoadns Of Wheat in the
Gss% tbes %a conderabie 9ecatIon as to what lines
we're being unloaded on me market. but after the
break Of 80 per bush on December at The West. It
ings were still intact. that the wheat como
from othsr sources Led by New Yora the market
fo- the balance Of ths day reaching the highes,
a R2nt Ra Rsar pego3 tSf ngh An
neced with the uptur was an Increase of only 595ooo
'Eradstreet'r." compared with an Increase last year
of 7.554ooo bush Domestic stocSs increased a. $4,000
interior receipts for the day aggregated but i197-
board cIearances reached 447 900 bush wheat
bulls felt that statistics at least justified sup
% crop bsne,r Bc.ses 1s lead. AZ onipoFts ir
showing "a advance ~ one time on news from this
side. ciosed net unchanged; Paris Vas 70 70 points points
higher October equal 10 &c per bush doubiess que
York closed as fol,oas 10 red. size elevator and
40 hard winter a3e o ahoat CoRALFolio~ing
easier opening. due 10 increased offerings from
70 al day closing locally at partial &c net
m @ |as Orders s sa st ne market h
primary receipts amounted 10 $4,000 bush. compared
10 iGs 900 bush casa corn closed higher.
as follows: 80 corn. SC eleYator ard 55'*c
adoat OATs-1he market West had very narrow
fra M ppons 9e night oca,y cash oats closed as
follows. on track; and. by sample basis: Mixed 20 70
white. IS TO 20 y, sS9tse RYESMarket steady;
New-York tribune., 1906-10-31

COTTON-After a sharp advance during the early trad
the market weakened under renewal of bear
liquidation, the close steady at ad
OF points a decline of l point. compared
the day reported of 225 900
bales The opening steady advance OF IL TO l9
points. which hardly much due the showing
OF the Liverpool market prices there were points
higher the hour the local opening when due 10
Private cables reported covering
smaller Southern offerings the cause Of
advance, seemed he buying here by
Liverpool parties during the early trading The frosts
reported forecast calling for more
cold weather checked selling Fere and while the upward
appeared be attracting following of con-
slowly upward until they were
to points higher At this level offerings
Increased and trading active
offerings for both accounts. The close
about 0 points from the lowest, as result
covering The receipts encouraged selling
doubt extent reality reflected the delays in
by the unavorabe weather earlier
and the big demand for consumption. Re-
ports concerning spot situation in the South
conflicting Early he day said that offerings
withdrawn the decline of Monday. but
received later said spots We're easier The Southern
officially reported. &c lower TO lsc
higher in parts of the South. and
a number OF points reported killing frost
The prices in the local market to-day
was follows.
New-York tribune., 1906-10-31
GREAT NORTHERN REPORT.

-e pamphlet report Of the Great Northern Rail-
way Company says: ''''iii I'd
pi Sse Sss Efoss earnings for the year Amounted IN
1915 Jai 50 ala Increase over The previous year
$6,93l 009 Is or Is q per cenf ,, @
100 Sos oas oI revenue freight hauled increa sed
hauled ~ ~ SieseZ per cent; The number OF tons
cent sSx l4ie increased 163 329, is BOSS per
was .e Sae the average distance each Ton Of freiebt
1856 ,,nsDorted ,,naD was 1854 miles, an Increase Of
D sIa terminals from stations east of Winot X
s.l I15 hoIth OF Gsrretson S. d. increased 70
,as,t,yyg olshels. equal 373323 tons Iron or.
e-agg e-gaenis during the year amounted tn az - SaS
sss ms ms decrease Of go, 163 gross tons There
r. decrease Of 800. 0S7 gross tons shpned durinS
sss six months OF the fiscal wear as corouaraS
lag the I i same period Of the preceding year Dur
Gpesniss sst six months q the current fiscal year
q rev. set.oo Q; the preceding year The tonnage
bouns eaoe freight other than iron ore and east
sss,sj over the system. The report for Isst vesT
ts.Ss eg,esn yosrntsry REDUCTION in grain rates ef-
% 5sSes' s'oo'9o1 for the nine months ended June
..sggs or 1s-al43 per cent OF this aniont 81 49,
trsaspo1an n9 rom passenger fares slG.IO2 35 from
ton q -ca 81 n.a SO: go 81 from transporta-
iscf,e1 cars So515 O. from excess ba ggage coY-
Fassars, ald sl.1"5 q from miscellaneous sources
assn Csi Liiie@se Increased 6e9,035 miles or
tsreer - - c1ll- iEe average revenue per pas
ts5eeet Per mile decreased tafr:yronn tue-t thnIis
hy 60 W nc cent; tie aGcr1se distance travelled
81 ch ech passenger during tho rcar was - q miles
ssar- Cd win 7l2 miles during The previous
- ne number cf pa asse.izcrs carried ,lIri,,s,
5ser stsoZs increase Of 10 1895 par cent The
GSSs Per cens. Operating expenses Increased 50
i5 isSss5 92 % 57ls per cent Condtirtine t,y1,:
ibs On icseaecd S2.2l3 us 81 or q l5J9 per cent
he isl ieitti io;sd Increase being due directly 10
.io, - 4SSa bsla service the opening of add-
ksh rsssaIons, Increases in force and the general
ns.r5si pre|siiing Tor all classes Of labor and
:'ids6 Gs:a Rs;s sg,ss e e & ss eSaanys already
New-York tribune., 1906-10-31
Citations.


RlDDLE, MARY ANN-THE PEOPLE OF THu
STATE OF New YORK by the grace OF God free aaI
independent TO Frederick Chalmers
Jesse A Chalmers Harr;s II. Chalmers Charles r fsi
nners Lnonas n Chalmers. Mary Chalmers HaIan Ty,sf
Iers Grace Chalmers, Alexander ChaIrers a. bsir.
ing: ~~' Ss-9 s1SeI-
whereas. Charles L Holt, ot City Of Nav y,rx
hSS ately applied TO the Surrogates
or New York 10 have certain Instrument
Suhs 20 ooth real ana personal property. proyad
the last VIII and testament Of Mary 5S+le a,.
the county OF New York. deceased vol NJ
ah OF you are cited 10 appear before Surrogate Of
cur county or New York. his In tha CoSnrv AZ
Nsw aosS on the lsth day Of November. thousand
nine hundred and six, at haf-past O'clock in ths
forenoon Of that day then there TO attend hs NO
cate OF the said last VIII and testament ~ -
Ana such % you hereby cited unas-
age OF twentyone required appear by yor
guardian, II you have R have none TO- a.
pear and apply for be appointed or in ths svsn,
or your neglect OF failure 70 do
appointed by the Surrogate 20 represent FOR yoa
IN testimony whereof have caused the seal a, ,,.
Surrogate's Court of the said County OF Ssv
IL 81 YORK 20 be hereunto Affixed Hon
Frank T Fitzgerald. Surrogate os our sais
County OF New York. at said county the 18Th day ~
September. In the OF Lord thousand n.ns
hunared and six pASIEI J. pOwDNEY,
Clerk % the snrroSAtss Cpuye
New-York tribune., 1906-10-31
PLAN {:


dal dalmeehh nothere 1906 h creation o sf fr 4 % e
dg ga E eMons Mortgage F F P o
in All
proved upon a o fits N dam dprretya to b dn 70 the pmpf OF
he m msso o III Railroad dCuny ndun excl is
$ retiring is nnnano nc
d uand dprwtnn rn n p c
o .d Company
Co h Also e u increase IS
the
New-York tribune., 1906-10-31
Financial.
To the Holders Debenture Mortgage Bonds Series
Series B, of
THE WABASH RAILROAD COMPANY:

a COMMITTEES Mort
have engaged tnsmu in g arrange
mexhane dedets DtnM provide
vhpmenlm rvemeta e o # property to ~ %
ftcmreh Il result of h Commit
New-York tribune., 1906-10-31
yIinneapoIis g. st. Louis Raj

Minneapolis s. st. Louis Railroad Co .
November l, 1906. from Consolidated
Mortgage Five Per Cent. OF this company will
be paid on and date upon presentation at
the Office of the Central Company. "a Wall Street.
New York F. H DAVIS Treasurer.
New-York tribune., 1906-10-31

NEW YORK CITY SIS.
NEW YORK CITY 31as.
NEW YORK CITY SIS.
Bay Shore, N. ", Union Free School District
No. Is.
Citizens Electric Co. of North Plainfeld, N. j.
1st S.
Columbus Buckeye Lake & Newark Traction
Co. LIST 5s.
Dubois Electric G. Traction Co. Collateral
Trust 5s.
Fifth Avenue Estates General 5s.
Fort Madison Water Co. Registered Interest os
Lima Oil Co. 1st IS.
Marietta, Columbus & Cleveland Railroad Go.
1st 5s.
Manhanset improvement Co. list IS.
Michigan United Railways Co. 1st 5s.
Nevburgh Electric Railway Co. 1st IS.
New-York tribune., 1906-10-31

state 6419 q 6s1zc, delivered New York. BARLEY
Market steady: feeding 44c. and mating 40 $50.
/ Buffalo. BUCKWHEAT-Market firm; quoted,
81 25 per 100 fb.
NEW YORK PRICES
New-York tribune., 1906-10-31

New River Coal G. Coke Co. 1st 6s.
New Jersey Steamboat Co. Consolidated 81.
North Georgia Electric Co. Series 1st 6s.
Patchogue Mfg. Co. 1st 6s.
Pelham Manor, Village of, (Sewers) Is.
Pere Marquette r. r. Co. OF indiana 1st Is.
Rochester Gas & Electric Co. Consolidated 81.
Rochester, Syracuse & Eastern Railroad Co.
1st 5s.
Rockland Light & Power Co. fst 5s.
Rocky Mountain Coal & Iron Co. 1st SIS.
Safety Insulated Wire & Cable Co. 1st 6s.
San Francisco Coke & Gas Co. 1st 5s, Sinking
Fund.
Sing Sing Gas Mfg. Co. 1st IS.
Southern States Land Co. 1st 6s.
Southern States Land Co. I'd 6s.
Watervliet Hydraulic Co. 1ss 5s.
DUE NOVEMBER 18TH, 1906.
Hammondsport (Villaee of. ~ ", 5s.
Lambs (The), Registered Interest, 5s.
New-York tribune., 1906-10-31

way Company says: ''''iH f'a'i-
Elk City mining news. (Elk City, Idaho) 1903-1913, 1906-11-03
Mill for Blue Jay.

''Next spring the Blue Jay company
will install a mill big enough to employ
fifty men day on its mine at Buffalo
Hump" states Thomas johnson, man
ager of the mine.
1--WE have force of twelve men en-
gagged for continuous winter work, and
Elk City mining news. (Elk City, Idaho) 1903-1913, 1906-11-03
ELECTRIC POWER.
This is the Energy That VIII Be Used
in Mining in the Future.

Mining Reporter: With each
recurring fall season for the past
few years there has been the
usual shortage of electric power
in mining camps, owing to the
low water in the streams. The
fact displays in a striking manner
the growing popularity of electric
ity as a power for mining and
milling purposes. This is attested
also in other ways. 1t is scarcely
possible to peruse a mechanical
article or read a journal of me-.
chanics without noting that by
far the greater portion of the
matter relating to mining, deals
with the installation of electric
machinery for all purposes--hoist-
ing, sinking, pumping, drilling
and milling. In many instances
these installations are displacing
old steam plants and in others
they are proving the means Of
placing the property on profit
able basis. With the larger
plants the saving is most marked,
while with some of the smaller
ones the difference sometimes
means the difference between
profit and loss.
Our electric generating COM
panies will have to increase their
capacity for the cry for more
power usually comes at the same
time that the streams are low, in
the fall of the year. This is also
a season of great activity in min
ing and milling, so that the loss
is doubly felt. Just at present
the places where the shortage Of
power is most felt is in Idaho anc
British Columbia, and the condi-
tions there are going to result ir
the early addition of increased
facilities for turning out more
current.
Elk City mining news. (Elk City, Idaho) 1903-1913, 1906-11-03
YOU MUST REGISTER NOW
IF YOU EXPECT TO VOTE


the election this fall
legislature passed which
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entie
the election about month
Have you since then?
that immediately
your neighbor
The the and
City Ingram registrar
Clearwater and
difficulty locating registration
their precincts
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