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The Birmingham age-herald., 1906-04-20
New York 5. Brooklyn 8.

Brooklyn. April 19.-Donovans men scored their first winning of the season today by defeating the New York cham rions Attendance $500. Score R.H.E. New York ....... .002 600 Ol3-5 8 i I3roollyn . ........ 900 1O5 20s--S 12 3
 Batteries Taylor. Ferguson and Bres- nahan; Scanlon and Bergen. Empires Conway and Emslie. Time 1850.
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two year olds-Bozun, 106 5(keioczek), to 1, won; Knight of Ivanhoe, 11o CT. Burns), even, second: Bull Bird, III (An- derson), 3 to l. third Time 57ls.
 Third race, five and one-half furlongs- Silver Wedding, 1o7 (Mountain), 10 to l, won; Naughty, 1O2 (Callus), D to l. sec ond; Earl Rogers. 1o7 Ccherry), to l, third. Time 1:os1a
 Fourth race. Montgomery handicap con solation, one mile-Losistilla, s5 toberD, !, 10 to 1, won; La Pucelle, 95 CMountain)' to l. second; James Reddick, si 1T. Burns), Is to l. third. Time 1:42A
 Fifth race, steeplechase. about one and one-quarter miles-Allegiance, 1a3 (Hus- ton). 3 to l. won; Python. 14s (Songer), to 5, second; Fra. Fillipo. 1S6 (McHenry)' 6 to l. third. Time 3:12.
 Sixth race, one and one-eighth miles, selling-Dolinda. 109 H Jaekson), to 5. won; Legatee, 104 (Scoville), 2 to l, second; Oddella. S6 (Manders), F to l, third Time 1:5Sis. r
 Entries for Today.
 First race four and one-half furlongs- Blackburn, l12; Tom Gilroy, Capt. Jarrel, 10s. Grace Larsen, 107; Dry Dollar. lo6; Bitersee, Banefui, Broken Promise, Run- sum, 104; Helmuth,' San sArdo, 103. Bob g Pet, Checkers. 102;' Paradise Spring, 100; Miss Hines. 99
 Second race, seven furlongs-Northwind 106 Isamelson, 102; Sheer. Jungle Imp, Mohave, 1O1 Raining Leaves, 96; Dr. Hart, George Perry, 94; Duchess Ollie, stump town. Optional, Hortensia. 92; Ravina. S9
 Third race. one mile-Uncle Henry, 1O6; Celebration, 1O4; Old Hal. Little Red, Tro- gon. 101: Cashier. 9s; Harry Scott. 97; Mrs Annie, Sea Voyage. 94: Bitter Brown, sOi Ella M, IS.
 Fourth race. six furlongs-D Deutschland 124; John Smulsk, Burleigh, 116; H. L. Frank, l0l; Henry Watterson. 109.
 Fifth race. one-half mile-De Orc. Frank Lord. 113; Rifleman. Ziek Abrams. Mike Sutton. Country. 10s; Miss Bertha, 105' Athelstone. 1o4: Bon yiviant, Karoly, Ed win T. Fryer. Ben Strong. Jack At kins, 1oS. .'s sssse.-
 Sixth race, seven furlongs-Gilpin, III Thistle Do, 1iO: Druid. 107: George P McNear, 106; Lady Ellison. 105; Mamie Algol. Arabo. 10l: Revoke. Docile. go; King Cole. 9s; Dan McKenna, s7; The Bor' gian, 94.
 At Aqueduct.
 New York, April ls.-Aqueduct rae' summary
 First race, five furlongs-Cassandra le Cw Knapp. 20 ito l. won; optician ll' (Radtke). to 2 second Battle Axe, l2' 4Iildebrand) 2 to 1. third. Time ;ol. Second race, four furlongs. selling-La Rose. 1e5 (Miller).. IS to 1. won; Umbrella 1o5 tCochran). S to l. second; Tannt, le cw. Knapp). to 1. third. Time, o:4s. Third race. one miIe-Race King, 1e Cw Robbins). 10 to l. won; Sailor Boy 100 (J. Hennessy). 15 to 1. second; Ret
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Try the Gawk for half-tone and llne Iustrations. Aee-HeraId Building.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1906-04-20

SummafN. Ilell oII Uasts' 4I0II1 2 4: Nashville D. Two base hits. lansing Bohannon Three base hits, Apperlous First base on errors. Nashville l. Base on balls. off Ehret T. off sorrell l. on Maxwell | Wild pitch Maxwell l. Double plays, Schwartz to Mulaney. Struck out by sorrell 6. Sacrifice hits. Bohannon' Gilbert. Stolen base, Kalhkof. Time l:4o. Irn1pire, Kennedy.
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Friar. 1o4 tTreubeD. % to 1. third. Time. :3s 4-5.
 Rourth race, six furlongs. the Rock away stakes. selling-Keator. no Qyne), ? to 1. won; Diamond. 109 (Shaw). 9 to 5. Time 1:15 2-5.
 Fifth race. four furlongs -Convife, 1o5 (O'NeiID. ito 5. won; Philander, 1o2 tCochran). i3 to 5, second Campaigner, 1os fP. Robbins), 30 to 1, third. Time, GAS 2-5.
 Sixth race. six furlongs-Ballot Box, 1o5 a. Jcnes,. even. won; Cressina- lo3 fHorner). 10 to 1. second Water Bearer. lo5 tO'NeiD. 10 to 1. third. Time. 115 z-S,
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Meridian, Miss. April 19.-(SpeciaD-
 About 800 people witnessed Mayor Rivers open the fourth season of the Cotton States League this afternoon, when he threw the first ball across the plate. Both teams played good baseball. Meridian hit ting hard and consistently. McFarlin's
 widness prevented shut out for the
 visitors, but otherwise he pitched a good | game. The work of Gaston. Huber, Sam pie and Brown was sensat tional. Huber originating two fast double plays and fielding in fine form. Burk umpired n
 star game, not kick being recorded. R.H. K. Baton Rouge .. ..............1 1 heTiuidn ..-+.......+.............2 10 Batteries: Laird and Gutierrez McFar- lin and White.
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DIAMOND GLINTS

Horseshoe" Smith still has that luck which gave him his name Tibald played at third for Atlanta yes- terday, but he had so few chances that
 it was impossible to get a line on his
 work.
 The game yesterday was another dem onstratlon of the fact that game is
 never won or lost until after three outs in the ninth.
 Elsey made a fine stop of Crozier's S grounder in the fifth inning yesterday. Garrin is seriously III in Hot Springs with malaral fever. and will not be In | condition for some time. In the mean time, Vaughan is looking around for an- other good catcher to relieve Matty. There was much discussion yesterday as
 to who was the taller, Sallee or Fox. Careful measurement disclosed the fact
 that the latter is an inch higher and sev- 1 eral inches narrower. | Atlanta will carry three catchers this
 season. Billie Smith has decided to keep
 Archer, Sid Smith and Evers. From the Atlanta Journal Tn appearances and action Montgomery resembles Pug Bennett somewhat. Inci-
 dentally the former robbed Otto Jordan of hit in the second inning by executing a dazzling one-hand stab of a red-hot liner,
 pretty hard slam on Monte's personal appearance, if it does compliment his playing.
 l From the Atlanta Constitutions: Strange. but in that first game Bir-
 rningham didn't hook up near as strong
 as Montgomery Maybe 1t was because
 Atlanta played a stronger game. which is true to a great extent" l Says the Atlanta Constitution:
 Wilhelm of Birmingham may be the 1 pitcher he is touted but the locals sure | hit him hard in that first game. As 1 Dick Harley remarked, Even got three | hits, and last year I didn't get but nine
 the whole year. Eight of those made before the season opened. That's nc | josh
 | Wilhelm was sick before he went into the game. but pitched well at that He pulled himself out of number of holes | and won his game.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1906-04-20

and clever sacrificing by the visitors, gave st. Louis an easy game today. Attend ance $500. Score: R.H.E. 1HicaBO .....s........ .lpo OJO DOO-l 3 St. Louis ................ .010 300 OOO-4 1
 Batteries Reulbach Bebe and Moran Taylor and Grady. Umpire Johnstone Time 1:50
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Other Games,
Meridian 2, Baton Rouoe I.

At St. Louis-Washington University, G; Arkansas University, g.
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The game yesterday was another dem opstration of the fact that game is never won or lost until after three outs in the ninth
The Birmingham age-herald., 1906-04-20

Elsey made a fine stop of Crozier's grounder in the fifth inning yesterday
The Birmingham age-herald., 1906-04-20

There was much discussion yesterday as to who was the taller, Sallee or Fox. Careful measurement disclosed the fact that the latter is an inch higher and sev- eral inches narrower.
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Games Today.

Birmingham at Nashville. Atlanta at Montgomery.
 Shreveport at Little Rock. Memphis at New Orleans.
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New OrleanS ............-.-.O .O1O llV VV Vi Summary Two-base hits--knoll, Thiel. Three-ba hit-ThieI. Stolen bases-Coo- ley. Blake. Bird. Sacrifice hits--Beck ?, O Bren. Double play-Knoll to Sullivan Struck out-By Breitenstein. g. by Suggs, B. Bases on balls--By Breitenstein, 5; by Suggs 3. Hit by pitcher-By Suggs, Blake. Plass, Bird Left on bases-New Orleans, S. Memphis, g. First base on errors-New Orleans. ': Memphis, g. Time of game-2:oS. Umpire-Pfenninger.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1906-04-20

Garvin is seriously III in Hot Springs with malarial fever. and will not be In condition for some time In the mean time, Vaughan is looking around for an
 other good catcher to relieve Matty.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1906-04-20

Tibald played at third for Atlanta yes terday, but he had so few chances that it was impossible to get line on his work
The Birmingham age-herald., 1906-04-20

Atlanta will carry three catchers this season. Billie Smith has decided to keep Archer, Sid Smith and Evers,
The Birmingham age-herald., 1906-04-20

'Horseshoe" Smith still has that luck which gave him his name.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1906-04-20

.sorrell out. hit by batted ball; Kalhkoff out by touching second base while oc- cupled.
 Score by innings: Nashville ....,....O0 O01 ITO 101-11 Montgomery . .......,....'''lp vV W. es,,,s,,,,,.,.. Taf4 on hases Montgomery,
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From the Atlanta Constitution:
 Strange, but in that first game Bir- rningham didn't hook up near as strong as Montgomery Maybe 1t was because Atlanta played a stronger game. which is true to a great extent"
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M. M. |. 7, owenton 0.

Batteries: Laird and Gutierrez: McFa lin and White.
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Advertised Letters

Letters remaining uncalled for
at the post Office, Devils Lake
for the week ending March
9th, 1906. If not called for
within fourteen days they will
be sent to the Dead Letter
Office. = Parties calling for any
Of said mail say advertised. .
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For. Sale. room house for
sale. Near the Catholic church.
Price, only $1,000. g. "A. Dodge.
Girl Wanted. "a girl wanted
for general houseWork. Highest
wages paid, Mrs. NJ. "a. Doheny.
When you come to town be sure
and call at Nc Cauley & Dahl's
and see the bran new line of
spring hats just arrived. .
Wait for the opening of the
new hardware store in Masonic
building. O'Brien Bros. will
surely interest you.
All the new spring styles ii
women's jackets, silk coats,
street skirts and cravanettes.
shown at the New York Cash
Store.
A fine bunch Of Minnesota
brood mares and horses for sale
at reasonable prices. Call at
Bells barn and look them
over. Frank Pitcher, Owner.
PULP avails nothing these
days. Get in the swim at Rich
ardson' s. New tubs hot rnedi-
Gated water. Clean towels in
abundance.
Telephone us, we'll send our
carrier to your place. All work
done promptly and satisfactor-
lily Devils Lake Steam Laun.
dry. D. 3. Thonap ION, proprietor.
Mrs. Alys r. Edling who has
been i'll with appendicitis at
Mercy hospital for some time
past has recovered and is able to
be around again. { {
The new hardware store Is
unavoidable delayed. Will not
be ready for business until
March 10th. That is not very
long to wait. O'Brien Bros.
The New York Cash Store has
received large line of jackets,
coats, street suits, walking
skirts and cravanettes. Thew
are the talk of the town. ~.
No body but the people are in
vited to Richardson's, but this
invite includes the whole
people. Hot medicated bath onIv
25 cents. Call this week.
]. B. Buchholz, formerly Of
this city, now in business at
Russell. was in the city early in
the week. Mr.. Buchholz has a
very nice business at Russell.
Mayor Whitman is a candi-
date for mayor Of the city again.
He was out with his petition the
past week and early procured the
desired number Of signatures. 6.
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Feed Mill. Feed ground on
Tuesdays and Saturdays. Rates
reasonable. {. Fl. Reed, Sweet.
water.
Wanted. A housekeeper by a
farmer residing near Garske.
Fest Of wages paid. Inquire Of
Charles Garske, Garske, N. d.
Miss Bess Fowler Of Greene,
Iowa, arrived in the city We'd
nesday. She has accepted a posi-
ton as bookkeeper at Rodenbach
& Haslam's store.
Albert Olmstead, :sat one time
a resident of this city, now of
the town that bears his name.
was in the city on business and
pleasure Wednesday evening.
The weather the past week has
been very warm and all the snow
has gone. The sprirg poet and
the little boy with his marbles
now have the center Of the stage.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Burke, Mr..
and Mrs. F. "A. Stoltze and Mr..
and Mrs. C. "A. Dodge left on
Thursday mornings delayed No.
& for Grand Forks TO attend the
Grand Opera presentation Of
Faust.
Patronize home industry.
Keep your money in your own
town, 80 that you may again see
it. Help an institution that will
erect a substantial building that
will be a credit to Devils Lake.
Give your laundry to the Devils
Lake Steam Laundry.
The most successful specialist.
Or. Charest Of Fargo, will visit
prof ssional lily Devils Lake, Tues
day, March Is at the Sevilla
hotel. Tell him all about your
ailments. He can cure YOU.
Consultation 81.
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Scavenger Work. IF you want
any scayenger work done, call
phone So. 81
The seniors were entertained
in the labratory last Friday
afternoon. 80
Should you need a new street
skirt rcravanette go to the New
York Cash Store.
John Kahn, Jr., left st. Paul a
short time ago and is now in
Claresh holm, Alberta.
]. Keeney and wife were down
from Rock Lake Friday, the
guest at the Sevilla.
The new spring jackets and
coats are beauties, shown at the
New York Cash Store.
We have Just received i con-
signment Of genuine imported
Norwegian delicacies. McCauley
&c Dahl. s q
o. j. Amundson of Claresholm
Alberta, was in the city the
early part Of the week on bust.
ness and pleasure.
If you wish to feel satisfied
with yourself, by q jacket, coat,
street suit or walking skirt at
the New York Cash Store.
Attorney H. D. Skinner Of
Cando, was in the city on We'd
nesday attending to matters be-
fore Judge CoWan in chambers.
D. L. Flynn, claim agent Of
the Great Northern railway, was
up frora Grand Forks attending
to official business, Wednesday.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Clark w. Kelley
returned home the early part of
the week from a three months
visit in the east and south. They
enjoyed their trip immensely.
but OF course are glad to be back
to the state where the fresh air
grows,
The fire which was discovered
in the residence of Clark w.
Kelly late Thursday afternoon
proved more disastrous than was
at first supposed, the damage to
the house being about 81, 900 and
to the contents belonging to W..
M. Holbrook, about $500, all fully
covered by insurance.
Next time you meet Mr.. Man
who gets his work done at Rich
ardson's, just look him over.
notice the correct style of the
hair cut and beard trim how
fresh his face looks after a shave
and massage last but not least
The has just had one of those
Bamboo Shampoos. Then his
shoes have that shine that no
one puts on but the TX ny Of
Boot blacks. .
The Minot papers and press
dispatches from that city seem to
Indicate that the residents of the
Ward county metropolis have
not yet given up all hope of get
ting the Great Northern shops.
:Fhey claim they will have at
least part of them. Why cannot
| the people of this city make an
effort to get the entire shops?
They are certainly worth the
effort.
C. S. Noble informs us that
he is about to sever his connec-
ton with Ed. Richardson and
move out West to s.sell the earth
and improvements thereon. .
Mr.. Noble has acquired a half
interest in the real estate bust
ness of 0. B. jacobson, cashier
Of the Denbigh State Bank. AND
will locate there permanently.
This will be to the advantage of
Mr.. Noble as he has land located
near there.
Ii you are interested in the
latest styles in hair cutting.
beard trimming, or want a good
easy shave with face massage.
shampoo and hair tonic, or Il
your hair is becoming diseased
and the ends have split, a SINCE
is what you should have, and as
!you get out Of the chair and view
yourself from head to feet, +
the shoes look a little rough and
dusty, step up on the stand and
lget one of those shines thai
Won t come off. = s-,.--s55..5 8
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lW@SBOl V8UHU10U 80GUl
CT I'm BRIEF

u @UO1 ~ @O6OGU@U Observation-Disclosures
Stanley Hurst visited in Leeds
last Sunday. n,
Frank Gunnsreturned from St.
Paul on Tuesday.
Rev. w. D. Rees was over
from the Fort Monday.
Hon. H. "A. Nicholson was up
from Crazy Monday.
"a. O. Sather was down from
StarkWeather Saturday.
A. w. Crazy was in the city
Monday from Crary on business.
T. Bail one Of PENIS. best
farmers, was in the city on BUSH
ness Wednesday.
Ben Rae Of Omemee well.
known here, was in the city
Wednesday.
Prairie State, the best 2l5 cent
coffee on the market. Phone 81.
Nc auIey & Dahl.
Herman Kalinowski, a farmer
Inerch of Crary was in the
city on business Monday.
When you are in a hurry for
the best groceries, ring up Fl.
Everything delivered promptly.
Hurst Bros. & Co. will in a
few days move to their new To-
cation two doors east Of their
present rooms.
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Sale Morses-.E. j. Chanaber-
lin has a car load OF young,
sound, North Dakota raised
farm horses ON sale al Wilson's
livery barn, the kind farmers.
are locking for. n
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$4,000 Reward

! will pay a reward of $50. 90
for information that will lead to
conviction of the thief who stole
oats from the granary on the
Fisher farm just north Of town.
John Spiesman.
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b1o49zzzz,., ,z9 ~
: P h 0 n e / o. us

when you need drug store goods
OF any kind and we will prompt.
" deliver what you order. If
you have prescription that you
want put up, we will send Tor it
and deliver the medicine, there
by by saving you many steps. Call
ss28'.
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I'm The Art NeedIeWOrk

No other one thing can add that artistic.
beautiful 4 comfort to home as can art
l needlework. This week sale Of dresser
scarfs in Battenberg work. e''s'0-
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New Spring Ribbons

beautiful" is q weak word to describe
I I!lls new ribbon collection Everything in
offer You ribbon bargains as strong ta,,,,r'
Station for you to visit this department early.
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Spring Shirt Waisfs

Advance showings Of correct styles We
expect TO arrive from New FORK next week.
Some Of them exclusive, as there is onl one
Of q kind in a size.
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In Our Grocery Department

- You will find many bargains and only pure
1000 products offered for sale in our grocery
department % We sell the Devils Lake -four
B ana lf y the best -four ever sold in the city.
Single sack, So SO. 5-sack lots. $40
lo-sack lots. 2.S5. 2o-sack lots, $50
s @s e fs selling $3.50 psl i LOO
ms is g snap and We advise you to buy now
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Spring CIOaks, Skirts and
ailOT Made Suils
a Curtain Special

People who are thinking about cleaning
house soon should see these new curtains at
our special prices.
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Spring Dress Goods
and Silks

Whether you care to buy your new dress
goods now OF not you should see this show
ing before il is picked over.
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Oceans Of Notions

his notion counter 10 really the most IN
tereating one ip the store, New little use.
fuls are being created daily, and u.s. soon 81
they come out you'll find them Oh this notion
counter Ihe littlest Of prices, too, prevail.
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Home Goods Offerings

This home goods stock consists Of every
thing for the kitchen and dining room and
also household usefuls throughout the home.
This we offer as pressing invitation for
you to come.
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Our Guarantees

Il for any reason whatsoever
you are dissatisfied with pur-
chase made here return the goods
and we will exchange them or re-
y turn your money as pleasantly as
we made the sale.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-09-30

public. / am reliably informed that tho
property at this date shows 40,000.0Q0
tons in sight and this may be regarded
as official, though the official reports
have not been published.
Is Wonderful Mine.
To avoid fractions, will state Chan
nlng's report on the net recovery at
40 pounds of pure copper to the ton.
That shows 1000, 100000 pounds Of pure
copper now in sight in the mine, and
reckoning a net profit at the present
price Of copper of II cents pound it
represents j total net cash profit In
sight IN the mine today of $4,000 900
"a trItie more than twice as much rs
the great Calumet and Hecla produced
In thirty,three years. Mr. Charming
reports mot over one -hundredth part
Cone per cent? then of the ground vet
explored, and ] think IL safe to say
that less than > per cent has been ex-
plored up TO date. IL is not probable
that all the ground Will show paw val
ues, but / think it extremely conserya-
tive TO assume that it certainly contains
NOT less than ten times as much ore
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-09-30

as the tonnage already in sight, and
at the present price of copper that
means net profit of almost two thou
sand millions in that one mine on Ely IS
great copper deposit-a mine that does
not contain the largest acreage on the
deposit, nor probably their highest val
ues, either IN gold or copper.
The Nevada Consolidated has not
yet produced ton of metallic copper,
but there is a net wealth Of S176,000,
600 in it today for its stockholders as
soon as it can he converted into cash.
Converted at the proposed rate of ten
thousand tons a day, thrco hundred days
a year. it will take almost eleven years
TO exahust the 40,000,000 already in
sight-but say just ten years: That
means at the present price Of copper
an average of S17 100000 year to be
divided among its stockholders.
There sn't mining camp in Amer
lea producing 10000 tons a day, but
it seems today almost certain that with
in five years Ely will be outputting
with steam shovels not less than $4,000
tons a day. What sort of n stagger