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The Goldfield news. [volume] (Goldfield, Nev.) 1904-1911, 1906-07-07
GOLDFIELD
LOYAL TO
OLD GLORY
lodeoendence Day Celebrated in
s(ioIdfieId's Way"...the Only
Way..-and the DemOnstra-
tion a Superb Success
uATRIoTISM INSPIRES ALL
-onv and Good Feeling Characterize
: Day Replete With Patriotic
orstory and Music, Clean Sport
and Brilliant Display-Was
Enjoyed by Thousands

Inspired with true patriotic ardor the
-.on,s of Goldfield united Wednesday to
.slsbrate the birthday of the nation, and
!. nos done in "Goldfelds way"
The day was fine, the money raised
Cor the celebration was wisely laid out
~ the various committees, the town
was nrofusely and brilliantly decorated
and taken in all 1t was undoubtedly the
Greatest gala day in the camps history.
From the boom of the first sunrise gun
until the last skyrocket burned itself
out very late that night the streets
we're thronged with people. Many
strangers we're in town and these Joined
with the townsmen and the men of the
hills in making an eager, jostling good
natured be-ribboned multitude.
The day was conspicuously free of the
brawls and intoxication which so often
20 with public exuberance and are as
cribed so large a part in the life of a
mining camp. The committees headed
BY Milton NJ. Detch have every reason
TO congratulate themselves upon the
outcome of their efforts.
Especially commendable was the easy,
pleasant, sportsmanlike manner in
which the many contests were waged
and in the measure of appreciation
which the people displayed at the result
Of their efforts. The program was long
dangerously near too long-but each
event carried with 1t the strong interest
Of the throngs and whether 1t was the
eoquence of the orators, the antics of
those who chased the creased pig or the
Trojan-like efforts OF the drillers the en-
thusiasm was at high pitch all day.
Ms o'clock the parade rested and
formed at the junction of Crook avenue
and Columbia street and at $3.50 Grand
Marshal Major Stanton with his aides
on horseback ordered the march and
the brilliant procession began. Follow
ing the staff was the Wheelman's band
Of Reno brought in for the occasion at
great expense, followed in turn by the
carriages of the guests and speakers.
The Goldfield news. [volume] (Goldfield, Nev.) 1904-1911, 1906-07-07
cuRr1s q 1sH

The main shaft of the Curtis and Ish
lease on the Mohawk is down $50 feet
and crosscuts have been run east and
west. On Friday vein matter was en-
tered from which no assays have yet
been had but the rock looked very good
and the lessees are basing considerable
hope upon this find. The old Bradbury
shaft is now down lis feet and cross
cut to the east is following the line of
the Kalfus lease A 30-h.p. electric
hoist has been ordered and is due to ar
rive IN 10 days. The lease is gi-ing
great promise
The Goldfield news. [volume] (Goldfield, Nev.) 1904-1911, 1906-07-07
PROSPECT JUMPS INTO A NINE

. '" d. Clark is Nevada Hills at fairN
~ nut to the the first consioeiaD
anda ements 'ne
e he conditions mines simply oeyohu M
- ney now have 1000 sacks eady "
s that the immediate output of the wonueriu So
= ned at about Is month This makes an 0p -
prospect of thirty days having "
woo being run aentb
distance intersect the
AT the progress the grouhu va" -
Uepth in about
The Goldfield news. [volume] (Goldfield, Nev.) 1904-1911, 1906-07-07

Continued on Page Seven.)
The Goldfield news. [volume] (Goldfield, Nev.) 1904-1911, 1906-07-07
rnuErr OH xoHAwx

The lease known as the Truett lease
on the Mohawk, owned by the Mohawk
Leasing and Developing company has its
shaft down to the 175-foot point and
expect to strike ore any shot. The com
pany has let contrat for another 100
feet, the work being let out for the
saving of both time and money. The
work will be prosecuted under the SUI
pervision of Thomas Mckay. superin-
The Goldfield news. [volume] (Goldfield, Nev.) 1904-1911, 1906-07-07
rRANCEs-MoHAwK

The shaft on this lease is 230 feet
deep. At the 220-foot level a station
was installed and crosscutting begun at
the south to intersect the Hayes Mon
nette lease and also prosecuting to the
northeast to cut the junction of the
Hayes & Monnette and the Lord leads.
The bottom of the shaft is in good
quartz resembling the Hayes & Mon
nette but of lower grade. When the
prosecuting is well under way the
shaft will be sunk to water level. The
new hoist recently installed is in opera
ton and machine drills will arrive and
be installed on the property. it is ex-
pected, by the middle Of next week
The Goldfield news. [volume] (Goldfield, Nev.) 1904-1911, 1906-07-07


to @ suburbs r asne % e the % bank % of England ana when w
strikes are reported in the lower levels in the suphde
OF % %bs gs % @ % @ Ss southern part Nevada at the
% @ and % eaaa @ @ % % n Te % % p s e 1T @ @ ns auD p
the Nevada mining min ] S @ 1t is S pGntsd IN 5 out % mnns % % @ i s %
often
hat ichnessan dextent" dsurpase thema
aoLDrzzLD A
business conducted GOdhe perhaps the best
the fact that the interest
firms many have in their employ ten "a and 3 twelve @ lister
mailing forwarding certificates au
and the pentre expenditure
population
in
their labor business tactics to of the money
in of population
live deve the 1t in explains
Godhed What vingr with high freight
could Id in any other Community e'l'' can anu - ~
MODERN RESPECTS
Perhaps thing which has done toward the rapid
ana the desert region the s
men in mir ing M the hurried @ building OF railroads into @ the
quick The latter has superseded the oashoned
mento
Incidents kind also help to build Godhed into huge commercial
their the carloads
ENORMOUS TRAVEL
Another evidence of Godhed growth
a
a
air METROPOLITAN city that although its
steadily increasing growth The continued upbunding
by happy and gay with n
exhibited an n
n' '''ns' the
The Goldfield news. [volume] (Goldfield, Nev.) 1904-1911, 1906-07-07
MOHAWK NEEDS MORE MILL
FACILITIES FOR ITS ORE

as shaft No. l. The railroad will be
completed Monday, and with the new
hoist in operation, the output will be
200 tons per day from shaft No. l. The
sampler is unable to handle the i'm
lnense tonnage from this lease and Is
figuring on a mill. Mr.. Monnette says
that if they get milling facilities he
will run" the whole mill.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-06-28
MANY ATTENDING ] ' D |. !: |!
sUMME !! /! n.
Lectures Proving IF #, !; Uncommon + ! non
Interest Is 2 hers and
Literary People.

AAvisit to the ~ odels Sc hool. an accom-
paniment to the R ich,hond Norn1al
~ irss - ~ IsS1 :; ~
,ntas advanced thodsslor aeaefing' usod
..in sihss schools q to.iday.,,, is;s e.
= ,,i.s III, ir9, . IL, I.
@ MISS person pc ai'ty Isl
method IS full suggestions
sho II M Il, Work s.
tneir sluEge g sia IS
e 8 = ~
el
little he. r,e s.
glyng up ~
g iav
I'll ee1 sxefciaes ia.
ag paEt t iAs
9 81 =
z! tn,,
T IS chssr ~
rs sbfea nae the
Il wv ss "a, q ri - -.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-06-28
MARINE INTELLIGENCE 8

4
3ifit ARRIVED.
st Gamer Berkeley, Shelly Norfolk mereha q!
Schooner. Hattie c. Wheatley. Garrett ye
de Grace. A. IS. yyald rop.
Barge Florence 2: III Il ieIaught on;,5 q prien,
S5fs SAILED II .3i MI
steamer Berkeley She'll orfolk. Inerchan-
disc And Spassengers. Old Dominion line
aS Steamer Poeahontas 1. ave., y. mes Riyet
gers. Virginia Navigation Company l5i3
u; Schooner, Auces j. Tenabls H Signaigo, James
N schoonerS Early Bird, . White, lanes River.
Schooner John, g. Fsrsuson. shern 10 p
Bar a nemas ~. cleaver. lynch North
Barge u Mary S. Brady. Karcher. bermuda
Hundreds. light AK a. 5lss rs
81 PORT oFSwEsT POINT JUNE 2. 1909, i ii
& steamship altimors. 81 Short. Baltimore pas
sengers and general cargo. III M
4. 49, Hs SAILED
81 Steamship a1tmore, Short Baltimore, pas
sengers and general ca rgo. sg
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Dry GOODS MARKET & j,

NEW YORK, Il June "a Il. ~ he trade n the
dry goods market to-day waA more active IN
jobbing houses and &in58 first hands "a selling
bleached goods. n The knitted goods situation
was strong with many lines fully sold .up for
spring SILK dress goods were sti very slow
with retailers and pobbers as well as In first
t'.' nai NAVAL STORES
TuRPENTINE-Flfm a, & 57c.;5 receipts. g
casks. Rosn--Fi rn - g. 70 bid receipts. l is
peaa, crhd { 1srtantino-Eir hard. g. So
DIP %; virgin; II q receipts. 80 barre!s;
s.bAVAN9SAIIt%G ~, June g7.-TU RFENrlliSE551 e,
ca sks Rosinl.Firn +; sales; 20 barrel; re-,
ceipts ..7s1 bsrTels shipments. 200 barrels
n CHARLEsToS.g 81 G., June N.--TURPEN-
TIN EIAND @R QSIN-Nothin doing. ri,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-06-28
& How MI. Huber Voted.

City Clerk Ben q. August ait horIzes
.r r which I nominated city. Officers
jCounciman Harry Huber, h OF Henry
Ward, voted for NJ. Henry. Cohns for
Superintendent Of Street Cleaning, and
corded. Tho error occurred through # q
misunderstanding Of the gentleman's vote
amid the con tus!on incident 10 the. meet
The y correct vote wa 8. therefore,, Cohn.
al !; Walton, H.. It Is only fair,t say, that
the recorded vote OF 40 to- is, given IN The
Times Dispatch Tuesday, was tax en- from
the official record. 1871 81 ii f3y6
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-06-28
u Social and Camp 1 Pictures.

81 The. shop Bible class Will be .sond ucted
day.'A noon The Fellowship i League will
meet.3nt G;so this evening for fel lowship
and study S5 Thes Bible s tud " Club, with
an average 81 over wen ty q nlell haa s 9
mot missed a single session IN. almost I! g
year and a, half, meeting "A every week,
8a1rhis ~ fternoon at n four o clock, the
sWomau.s Committee will meet n special
session. and at 80 8the Building Com
T1so-morrowsnIght there WILL be. q! social
"a the boys rooms, es pee all y FOR boys,
but all members Interested n rhs
~ seniors. are invited to turn out Il
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-06-28
4 STRIKE D,'ECL A'REDsO OFF.
Plasterers Who Walked Out Re
855.i tuLlrn,to Work Again. 81

n ME- plasterers'8 strike was q declared ior
Tuesday night inter being In force since
June 4thigA the meeting OF the E!ast Ter.
ersi; Union Tuesday the members decided
TO return to work 'under he sane ieondi-
tions as hereto fore exist ted paper. Wa 8
also dra ftedt stating hthat"the union had
Gent iengt hof time to- the. emplo yers.
the strike has not 3pu + any Of
tho contracting plasteregs out q. business
Germs, It. has greatly Handicapped the
small plasterers, and they q re, very glad
to have the men return to- work. ester,
day nearly all! OF the j 81 kers returned
"a stheir9former employees: Most OF them
We're reinstnted, but a few 5ot tn elr- pla COS
had been filled, and they were unable TO
70 to work inlmed ately. n Az VI HI 5E4
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u. 8. rounding - registered
u. $. refundins %. coupon
y. s. as, Registered
81 81 E. & sd g. psssi.,s4ed
y. S. Old IS. coupon. ~. s.
Isl New 4s. regist erred 8: -.
4 y. s. New 4s' coupon. .......,.t
American Tobacco 81 Is 49,. .........
American Tobacco n Is .,..... .......l
Atchson general 4s.. y. II.
AtehIson adjustment
Atlantic Coast Line Observation-Disclosures.
baltimore and Ohio ..s........
Baltimore and Ohio avs.
Brooklyn Rapid Transit conv. 4s....s.
Central OF Georgia 5s......
Central OF G Georgia list Inc .............i
Central Sof Georgia "a
Central OF G eorgtd "a INC.
chesapeake and Ohio AIS.
Chicago and AL ton avs. .t....
Chicago, 81 and Quincy new ~
Chicago. Il. land Pnc. r. r. & As
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COTTON MARKETS

NEW YORK. June 81. The cotton market
steady I o not advance Of 61l0 points Sales
wero estimated at about ?00. 900 bales ~.
S5A The opening was steady at declip cot lg3
points, (which was not q full response TO the
lower cables and favorable weather and gcrop-
4repor There WAS q consld erable demand on
the cal not only for covering OF shorts. but
! buying for fresh long account on the part Of
local scalpers who figured that tho market
was over short, and prices raj lied 10 a n ad-
vance OF about eill0 points during tho middle
4 sessbon. OfYer9ngs Increased n at this \ leveL
owing ID 4 reailzlng ana some selling for
ports Of q weak stoek market. ,but after
ana the close was within point twoot, I, ne h,
!, top K 1t was the first ~ ly notiost day IN New
Orleans, but only 900 to T. 500 bal les were is
SUED, q and July ruled quite firm after they
4 had been stopped during tho nrst half hour.
Locally 5t there were rumors OF further ales
from the local stock ba. - business was o.;
scattering Showers over the belt with the fore-
cast calling for more precipitation tonight Or
tomorrow, kT . 81 d 4. =. ~ 4, "
4 arainst 5,7Is last week and 1902 last year.
For the week q, 900 bales aga!nst sLs9a !ast
New Orleans 8, Ss7 balss against 1852 la aSt
! year.rand at Houston $50 bales against S.Soi
y last year, "a "a
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-06-28
4 RICHMOND stool. MARKET.
Richmond. Va. June q. 1905

Richmond. vn.. June y, 1905.
t}5SSsy NE isgiS SALES, AT BOARD.
is$ Virginia Centuresl. 90 at % n
f8G STATE sEGURIrIEs BID Asked
North Carolina i4s.E 1910 JOS
49, Old, C. and r., 1889 e5h 4 90
Va Centuries. 20. c. and r. 1891. ssH ss9s
BONDS. y. III
"a. e. l.. r. r. Con. TrE p.e e. SO
SA.eC,9 II. n. Gifts. OF Ind. - p. ff 30
Georgia Pacific list Gs. Ct, 1885,. l20 ...si
Y G eorRin so.f ana Fla, ~ III
&c eorgias and Ala Con. o. ls4l...., III "a.
Nor md Western Fy, rs. 1895 100
Nor and Western Poca. fs 1911. %
western NJ c.. LIST 6s. CT l9l4....... 1l3
d Eeaboard Air Limo As, 1870 81 NJ
4 Il RAILROAD STOCKS, Par. tiS
8chesapeake and Ohio. November leo IS
Norfolk and Western CON. ........l0 So 49,
BANK AND TRUST MPASY STOCKS. 81
h American National.. 100 12s
Broad 20 ~
q ~
First National !sy l5S xtv
Merchants National. ..,..l00 476
National Bank OF Virginia.. 100 1o7
Bank OF Richmond. l00 1914 &...S
6fSs MISCELLANEOUS III $ sg Il sss
Va car Chem. ptd p 10y 1901 1 t9
SYa,- Car G. Co. Col TT. ~. c.....S 100 \
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RA1Ea.
- q


40 Atlantic Coast Lie, com.
1. Y, .91t American stneltefs, com.
III, 200 A,t,alghmated Copper 81. :
i2,1loO. Amer. Car and, Fouhdry..
v a f1er. Car and Folitll, pfd
y GW American Cottoh5 Ollaa..A
], G0l Air1cr n n Tobacco, pfds..
wy Afrleri ctitl Can ,..s..s..
~ ,lW American Can. pfd. ~. I
ZOO Amer. Locomotive, com...
Amer. Locomotive, pfd...
2QQ American Sugar ,...........
8, 100 A.. ,,i5 Z and s. ITc, comes
7. nd s. i ~. 4 pfds......'
IA 400 Baltimore mid Ohlo........
50, 800 Brooklyn Rapid Transit..!
~ 400 Clrln1i an Pa ellie h; r. ......
], 100 ChesapeakeHa Ohio ~.
I. GWs Ghlcngo Great Western:
5Cg. 7Qo Chicago NIL. and ST. Paul
y, COO Colorado Fuel aud frotl..,;
MI G0 Col Dorado South, conn. j.
300 Colorado South. LIST pfd...
200 Colorado South, I'd fpfd 3. 4
200 Clevs. Cln.I Chi. md 81 T.
d I, 900 Consolidated Gas II ~. \
2, sQ1l Delaware and Htidson....
" 100 Del, Lnck. and Western. !.
10, COO Erie, com j. ....4...s....
800 Erie, 1st ptd ~ .....s... j
1000 Erie, I'd pfd 4. I. y. d. /. 40
100 General |. Electric ~. y
1870 Great Northern, pfds......l
1880 Illinois Central 40. a..
! 1850 louisville md Nashville.
100 Manhattan 81.
q 100 Metro. Street Rhilwny....i
) 300 Mexican, Central .........
4 8; 900 Mo, Kun. d nd Tex, com.
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Iona1 a r, 81 Co con Ii. ...s SAY
New YORK. Central gen az 4. q. ~. \. ss,s
New tJersey gen. 5sl III.
Mr. hern Pacific ia N. :. q, Il. j., l.. lO5
Northern Pacific u An j, . i. ~ TEX
rfnil. 4 All Nv est Srn sbl H. IL Il! .!y 100
Crerori Short Inc reful1diIItY As Z. 95
ia MIA rnny I, s7iS
Read H. B Z, 1929
III II oiia Ma iron Mountain con- 5s. l14aS
al. f.oi,isf ard san Fra r1csco X. IL SO
al oiiia ert con- II 7. n
seaboard Air Line Ely 7!9
Southern IN Pacific w
Southern PaciAc LIST IS, certificates eah
TEXAS and PacIiic Is sts q. \.
TOlndo Sc md tern AZ Z. q S1H
Union II Paa ne h - . !. Il. 10jHIS
tinted States Steel I'd Is. z. g. 9a1
Waha Nh b 1sta III I, Il i. ia
Wabas IN Dob 3 I. =. SIX
tveatern I'D Is. \. n, n: . 4. sGil
Wheeling and Lake Erie 4s !. n. 8. 4. ....i so1s
vircnnsin tra As " 4
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-06-28
Keep SNeighbo,lrrs Up

Henry Chrlstian, a. negro Twenty-Five
years old we arrested last MS NJ at 9;so
e SetGss tresps ss ssng Upon the premises
81 Mr., Dean. and annoying citizens The
negro was found in, bed at hls home IN
. drunken stupor; He was taken {. \ ato t thhe
drunk "a !. tell anything about h!mself;
ana he was locked lip for the night u Il
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-06-28
CAUGHT IN FLYING BAND,
Electric Lever Turns Arount
M; and Hits#Man in Abdomen.

{ The city ambulance was called TO tho
Works ysater1Sy setsr-
He had GOT his foot eapgh In q reyolyi!ng
band, and 1t was crushed nearly off Pr.
Hudylns treated him ang left him ,at his
MI. II. b, J enk lns was prying bolts on
Of a boiler at tho Logon tl,sa Works yes
terday afternoon with electric lever, Tho
atI'ft turniag around iii him hevay blow
Al the abdomen. The ambulance, was
called, and Ter being treated DIR. HUG,
gins left him @at his home No. l0ll Ia
Dance Street Il a 81 +, sss M Isl
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-06-28

1857 head. Steers. dry Il fed steady to firm:
eews i. gs:ss sKeespts. :sis hssa
dressed calves lower. q City % dressed veals.
s,s1loc Sheep and Lambs-Reesip +, .S Sss
$50; lambs. i7.75Gs 57,s. Hogs Rsceipts. 1918
head Market nrrn. fI State hogs S7t7l5 $l
fS2}}!S9t MISCELLANEOUS MARKETS .fsi, If
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-06-28
CLOSING BOND QUOTATIONS.

Chicago, r. 4 and ruc. n r. coli Il. 90. 9oN
a, c, e. and 81. " Louis gen 4. 1872
Colorado induNriai 81 series -. TIN
Colorado Midland Al 3. Is. /. 7BA
Colorado and Southern ~ II. 5 43h
n Cuba 81 q. n (. II " 106 x
I'll Denver and RID Grande lyOss
ijatil Secrltles IA S7ls
II Erie prior lion 1ol 4
Erie General a ok
n Bockinr Valley ~ 10sh
~ janafi q 81 . e. I, \, 4. Z. NJ yyh
Il IA % n 6s I'd series n. 0s1t
II IL "a lbs5 certi1 S. g4A
III IA IA H. cert on n, So
ban 4ss certncntes I'd series. \. e3H
1 Louisvie ana Nash Unfed Is -. g. l02h
~ Manhattan conso gold 4s.................10 100 De
"a Wericon Central d IL Inc 10
81 Minn iG and Louis As ~, e3H
Missouri Kansas and Texas 40 !! s9H
II Missouri, Kansas and Texas Eds 81 ~
Mobile and Ohio Collateral Trust is....... 80
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NT ~, Your 3.piRoDU 3, MARKET.


NOV YORK June 17.-FIoUR-Duli bu.
f pa Yst,sy le's al Ell Aye
eSiisss ZIG s'sxsIs'
septembsr. sshcs December 9ohc, !. ...s.
u iic.8 net " his hershJuly sic; September,
sac; December, 357A c'SI Date Firm mixed,
efsteady. Cut ne ats = RI. Lard
Steady western prime e. soas g y nominal;
refined barely steady eontinent 20 r e * !,
Rice.steady. NJ iasses Steady. Conee--spot
Rio. steady; No. Invoice 7Mc.; mild 8 steayd.
Futures easy at a net 81 decline y Of s. points.
cent essl az s 81. no asses .sar
siS-1sIy Mc.; y eHned.S steady. Butter-Firm and
unchanged. Ch eese-steady and sls unchanged.
EKgs Firm and unchanged. E5s y S;ssi
Peanuts-Easy and unchanged ~, y, reisn.s.
ana ! sa e. r ca
ssss I IEe;J & 'ea .nss,a
.lSssi7s e Rsll 9ss
oEasy again te;daSX pqt P os
mills 2DHs. nominal, new crop a.. summer sum-.
yellow. Soc: do. white. 4o94lc.; do;.5 winter
CHICAGO, June 27.-Wet weather In. North;
west caused strength to-day In the local Wheat
market the september option closing at q nes
gain OF &c. Corn was up 80. Z. Oats were h5V
Ec.fhigher Provi sions were Pho. lower n
The leading futures ranged. as follows; 49,.
~ - u
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-06-28
State to PAY M oney,

SECOND Auditor John O.. Dew Is j pre-
nnring 70 pay out s425, 900 In Interest On
State State bonds on! July list; The 3 checks
w vii be mailed Saturday n ght, iand most
81 them will reach the y 500 bondho lders
on Monday, July %. N lss ss55 M 4
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-06-28
MANY ATTENDING,
Seating Capacity Will Be Dou-
bled in Large Tent,

The Rev. g, ID. Stuart preached last
night al the revival services which are
t 9sEss and ,sI' venerabis sirsets dTsst spirit
was shown. ana two Young men made q
etut 81 Eias night, and II. day the seating
cap city, N III be doubled, 30 lAs ii "a ac-
,eoiriInbd d about 4, 200 Peep g, NJ, ,. Al
Stuart & will slI pF 4, to,night
Noes Sd nrd ~. but two .seTyid es Will be
ghela AEundDyg y j IN " he Afternoon at $3.50
al SERMON Will he delivered q pr men only.
Tile subject VIII DE, - here "a He'll
If So. WHO For III s's,Ss, 4 y ~
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STOCK BROKERS,
GEO d l /. KING &C.,,

11o1K ID, Main St., Richmond, W.,
n STOCKS, COTTON y AMP GRAIN,
Fractional Lots q Speciality. 4,
c,o,s Attention 70 opt-of' ToWn 'eocounts,I
\ "PRIYATH WIRES, " 4 v
NEW YORK, on lcAap, Nc W oRLEANs
Western union Bran IN our office,
stock Ticker An g ustsn'sr's Room.
Rlohlnasona Grain snsd cettea Exchange;
s atran ,,,el visiting the city aIe Sinynad
n, u makas eur once their .hegi qlIrters,
and have mall and " Fes3 sen ~ our care
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Bid. Asked. SALES.

200 Mo- Kan and, Tex, pfd. /.
n 1920 Missouri Pacific, ex. div.
8, 400 Ma tibnhl Lead 4. .a....s
5000 Ne W. York Central. i.s...l
III 2 600 Norfolk and Western, W.,
sis!7 700 ". w OH ana WESTERN
1900 Northern !. Pncif1c z. II.
~. 100 2 ennsylvntiin Railroad Il.
PRESSED Steel, Chr, rftl..s.
! 800 lie public II. ndSB corli..
COO Rep blic I. and 3. pfd...
1s1, 400 r eadifig n com q. Il 80.
Reading. 31st pfd j. M. |.
Reading, I'D rfd............
Il !, 8oo Rock Island c99m 80. 10.
GO Slpss . \. X, -.
6ihss, pff, (. (. ia i......
+ Ga. 100 Southern Pacific I. .....s... +.
Is 800 Southern Rai lWay, com /. !.
Ss 800 Soithern Railway, pfd q
Seabohr I'd ALI Line LIST pfd
Eeabonrdg All Line. "a pfd
4 & Sea boa rdtAir Line, come.
4 200 5Tet1t1csseel Coal Il nd from,
53 s, 800 Texas Pacific III. .s.....s.'..4.
toe,70 SUnioti Pacific ,..a.
~, 800 United States stcel.....s;
25,l003 Tinted States steel, pfd. !.
IL s, 900 United States Rtibber.....l
100 u. 81 Rubber. LIST pfd ......:
3 co. Z. 81. Rubber 20 pfd......
h / 800 Va. \ Car. G hemlcnl, conn.
100 Va ca +. Chemical, pfdsN.,
100 Wabash. co n. .........,
200. Wabash, I'D 8. Y! ....... y.
100f1Vcstern U nion "a. /. ..f,...t.,.
i83355 IAN Total sales !, 124 COO
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rs 7rash ouotations \ were a. follows: Flour---
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oic M IN I n, f1asstaie m
othy seed ll.s6 Glover. cont ract grade. III =
bs iss59s G es pop poddk
IS. 77,s short clear sides ,(boxe7l g Ply
9t high Sns: asiso
frss.aa tsady:s at mark G cases included, so
i5e.: nrst 8, i5c prime hrsts, &c.; extras. !oc'
Enthusiastically al 10H 1llMc.% "a sSS5
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-06-28
S !, Airline Railway.

Esouthbound Trains Leave RI edmond Daily
ESQ A. n -Local TO Norlina. Raleigh esnar.
ASA p M, -Throush Shoppers and Coaches. Ats
U.s. Ian ia Birmingham, Sa vannah, aokson.
Fl , Vile and Florida pol s3 gss
1000 p N Through Coaches and sslaeparss saw
d AMMAN. ia cksonY!le. tlanta. Birm
Nort Sh ound trains Arrive Richmond Daily
eloi A. NJ. ;5s T'.S M. $50 RI;
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FUNDSNOW# COMPLETE
a. 6. y. Sends check for $3.50.
s for Railroad ~. M. G. A.;

Tho Railroad Young Mems Christian
ASSOCIATE ton received word from the pres
ident Of the Atlantic Coast Line Rail
road yeste rday that 50, $50 would be- con ).
stributed to the assoc iat Ions new build
ing. This completes the $40, 900 which the
81 81 NJ, g. a. asked from the railroads.
The Chesapeake and Ohio gave $4,000
and the other four railroads 9. the South
:ern, s eaboard AIR Line. the ) Richmond
Fredericksburg and Potomac and the At-
slantic Coast Line each giving IS, $50.