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Sierra County advocate., 1906-06-22
Notice of Forfeiture.

To J.W. Henley, his heirs, aSminis.
traitors and assigns ard al persons claim.
ing under and through him Or them and
to all it may concern:
You and each, Of yp.sass hereb. ,poti,
fled that the uhdersfg ghed HAS expe61Sd
the sum of $4,000 for the year 1905 in
labor and improvements upon. the. F,,IEhr-
ton mine or mining claim situated in
the Las Animas Mining District Siexsa
County, New Mexico, -ino+aerto holdsuch
BaeI premises under the provisions Of Ssesfon
Z324 Revised Statutes ofSthe United
states, and ii within ninety days after
TINS notice by publication YOU fail or re.
iuse to contribute your porportion of
snch expenditure as co-ownsr, together
with the cost Of this publication, the ;ns
terest OF j w. Henley, and his heirs
administrators or assigns, in said MINING
ciaim, will become the property Of the
Undersigned .i gsa, under the provisions OF Seel.
First pub. Jan. 1906. 'A"'
Sierra County advocate., 1906-06-22
ran Tafolln, Of CuchiIIo, Y. NJ.

rian Tafolln, OF Cuchillo, y. NJ.
TroFrLo GARCIA.
signature of Claimant
Land Office at las Cruces. n. NJ,
April 30th, 1906.
Notice OF the above application will -he
published in the Sirra County Advocate
printed at Hillsboro, N. NJ, which l
hereby designate as the newspaper near
est the land described in said application
EUGENE VAN PATTEN,
Register.
Notice to Claimant Give time ana
place of proving up and name the title
OF the officer before whom proof ia TO-: be
made; also give names and post-office
address OF four neighbors, two OF whom
must appear as your witnesses. Proof
can be mape after five years residence,
and shonld be made as soon as possible.
First Pub. May ll-06
Sierra County advocate., 1906-06-22
Capital Subscribed,

The capital stock with which the nor.
poratior will eopmence business in six
~ shares l6Ql spoppting to six Thous-
and (s6 100000 Dolllrs which is sub
rcribed BY thei ncorporators as follows;
Sierra County advocate., 1906-06-22

WHERE OTHERS FAILED each
spring TOR Ave or six years | broke
out with kind OF Eczema which
nothing saemed to relieve perma-
nently. Finally | tried g. box of
Hunts Cure, which promptly cured
me. Two years have passed bv but
the trouble has not returned. :"
Mrs. Kate Howard, Little Rock,
Ark, For Sale at Post Office
Drug Store,
Sierra County advocate., 1906-06-22
Notice Of Forfeiture,
No. 1--Homestead.
Land office at Las Cruces, N, M,

April 80, 1906.
/, Teo6lo Garcia, of Engle, Sierra Co.,
N. NJ. who made Homestead Application
No. 1888 for the EIa SE14 sect %, SW
"a SWH Sec. "a and NW4 NW4 Sec.
"a TIP IL S. r. 5 W, do hsreby give no.
tice of my intention to make final proof
to establish my claim to the land above
described, and that expect to prove my
residence and cultivation before the
Probate Clerk Of Sierra Co., N. NJ, at
Hillsboro. on June 1lth, 1906, by two of
the following Witnesses:
Serafin Gonzales, of Cuchillo, N. NJ.
lose Jesus Marines. Of Cuchillo, N. VI.
Seiso Olguin, 1of Cucbtllo, N NJ. Ad-
Sierra County advocate., 1906-06-22

No OTHERs--It is a class to it.
self. 1t .has. no., rivals. ut cures
where others merely relive. For
aches, pains, stiff joints, cuts, burns,
bites, etc, 1t is the quickest and
surest remedy ever. devised. We
mean Hunts Lightning Oil. For
Sale at Post Office Drug Store.
Sierra County advocate., 1906-06-22
Notice for Publican on.-
Department. of the Interior


Land Office at Las Cruces, N. NJ,
April IA, 1905.
Notice is hereby given that the follow.
ing named settler has file I notice of his
Intention ia make final proof in support
Of his claim, and that said proof will be
made before Probate CLERK OF Sierra
County. at Hillsboro, N. NJ, on June II
1906, viz: .i"'
JAMES M. SMITH, Hermosa, N. M.
for the NR NW4 Sec. 20 T.l3 s.. r.
s, w.
He names the following witnesses to
prove his continuous resIdencsupon and
cultivation Of said land, Wig.
Telesfor Trujillo, of Curhillo, N. NJ,
Gabriel Miranda, of HerInosa, N. M,
Thomas Ross, of Herm osa, N. NJ, San
tiago, Miranda, Hermosa, N. NJ.
EUGENE VAN PATTEN,
Register
First pub April 20-06.
Sierra County advocate., 1906-06-22

Certificate Of Incorporation OF
BALDNI IN COMPANY.
Filed IN Office Of Secretary OF New
Mexico May gath, 1906. 2pm,
J. w. Reynolds.
Secretary
Sierra County advocate., 1906-06-22
territory OF New Mexico,
Sierra County.

50,
Sierra County.
Personally appeared before me, the
undersigned authority, Fred Baldwin,
Anna Baldwin and N. A. Hillard, all
well and personally known to me to be
the same persons who signed the above
and foregoing instrument in writing, and
they each acknowledged to pe that they
sealed, signed and executed the same as
their free acts and deeds for the uses and
purposes therein set forth and contained.
In Witness Whereof, I have here
unto set my hand and official seal this
22nd day Of May, A: D, 1906,
[Seal,l EMORY HIcxoK,
Notary Public, Sierra County,
New Mexico.
My commission expires July 9th,
1906
Endorsed
No 44l9.
Cor. Reed. VOL 5. Page9sI.
Sierra County advocate., 1906-06-22
". o. rbempssn, Proprietor.

The Sierra County Advocate is entered
at the Post Office at Hillsboro. Sierra
County, New Mexico, for transmission
through the y, $, Mails, as second class
matter,
Sierra County advocate., 1906-06-22
Territory Of New Mexlto.)

Sierra County.
This instrument was filed for record on
the 18th day of June, A. d. 1905, at 8
o'clock a. m. and dnly recorded in book @
on pages 20, 80 and 81 Miscellaneous
Records
], M. WEBSTER,
Recorder
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1906-11-09
/ Ell5o. Nevada. Friday. November 9, 1906


! ! -
Ellio, 3, Kelley l3
Spr:ngrneynr D. S;oddard il
| Lewis II, Mccarthy 3. Richter
Mitchell 10, Ring
| Cutting ], Henderson II, IIibhard !,
S;urrelI 4, SundeI land 10
llnusen 4, l.eye -, Phillips s,
Souchcr.su
! DTo"'i D
, Corycll ii, iinnIer IL, j.nuess i
! Mcbride .
Belllngcr .. Fernnll Q, Han sci .,
/ hyman 10, Russell Z, Skaggl IL, Win.
iams 3, Wmter ii
Clark |.
Dawley l3, Don fi! >
Angel 3. Grover IA.
Caine IL
Wrathers 10
Ha"s is
Miller Ia
Dcwar 4, lies on IA
iiardesty q, lyt'"n l2
Carey 7. Prime"ux II
COLUMBIA
Bartlett lG, Jurdiue ., Smith .
Casey ., Mitchell >, Spurks II
Dickersun II, Hendricks - Mills .
Anderson =. DO !ge >. Sweeney l6
Dongiass :, kilker =. Mannix lG
Cults = Ryan III, Smith .
Eggers J, knust ,, Raftice II
Cosgrove !, Elliott ., Kelley II
Lorke =, SprnImeyer ,, Stoddari l6
Lewis Is, Mccarthy ], Richter
Mitchell 10, Nelson =. Ring 3
Cutting =, henderson Is, Hibbard
Merklc l, Starrett |, Sunderland l6
Hansen .. Levers 10. Philips 3.
Souchereau ii
For the Amendment lG, against the
amendment l
Cor! oil l6. Hunter Is. Jenness 3, Me-
Bnde
BellngCr IL. Fernald 4, Uansel ., lily.
man IT, RussRll 3, Ssaggs II, Williams l
Winter II
Ddwley 10, Doughty
ApHcI Y, bfoNcr 10
Dewar /, Hesson ID
liardcsty 3, Lytton II
Caray 10, Primea"x o
WILLS
Bartlett 81, Smith 81
Mitchell -, Sparks a
Dickcrson 2S, Mile Al
lDnIUn 10 Swnnnnpn m
Douglass 10, Mnnnix 81
Cults 81, Ryan 30
EsGcrs -, Raitice %
Elliot -, Kelley 36
Spr'nRmeyer 10, Stoddard %
LOWE - Mccarthy Al
Mitchell -, Ring ii
cutting ~. Henderson 33, StarreIt IS,
sunderland IN
h"nsen ~ Levers %. Phillips 20
Sonchereau %
Coryol o9' Hunter 30. Jcnness 10, Me-
hnde ~
"'''nrer H' Fernnld p, flnnsel %,
h!man 70, RUSSELL Y, Skagga 81 Will
'",hs ~ winter "a
Da"'ey ~. D'nshty "A
anger o., Grover Il
n'""r d" 'iess ~ -
'"''c7'! 81 l'ytton Il
MopNrAlN uiTf
,r'''''.' o., 'nruine U, Smith !"
CHsey D. Mn'nei' i2' "ThrRs ~
nda..5 r',,.. 80 ~ ""'' -, -
n",,,.,, ~ ,,n,' ~ ,"''''! 81
r,n,. - DID, "' -, go, =. n"'A ''
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Muoho,, oo Nai., D.. -
Cu,,,,y II IIonIo,an,, 30 ,t,,,..,
Mor.lc 4 s,or,,,, a Sn,do.,on, oo '
1Ionson 10 l.oyors 90 pL;,I,.s :,
s,ncho,oon OF
Eo, thc omordmor, 40 o.,;r0, ho
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Hansen 20. Levers II, Philips 70
Soucbereau 10
For the Amendment 2I, Against the
Amendments
Brown 81
Coryell l3. IInnI"r II. Jrrre'e 1G Nc.
Bride 81
Bellrnrer 10, Ferpald ~. iIlnsel 10
Lyman I, Russell II, Skaggs ii, vii.
li.m+ Il, Wnter 10
| CIH,k Is
D"w!"y 20. Doughty IL
Angel -, Gn.ver
Cainc 26
Weather6 II
i1aws 20
Miller 81
Dewar lG, Hesson l6
Hardesty 30, Lytton 10
Carey 10, Primeaux 20
RUBY VALLEY
Bartlett q, Smith 16
Mitchell l6, Sparl,s 6
Dickorsun Z. Hendricks 5, Mills II
Dodge II, Sweeney
Douglass 10, Mannix7 7
Cuts II, Ryan smith
Eggers Is, Rattice
Elliot Is, Kelley 0
Spr'ngmeyer 10. Stoddari 7
Lewis 7, Mccarthy l3
Mitchell 6. Ring l5
Cutting II. Henderson l3, Slarrett 10,
Sunderland
Hansen II, Levers s, Phillips II,
Souctereau
Brown @
Corycll 8. Hunter 5. Jenness 8, Nc
Bride ID
BellIuRer t.. FernaIJ Ii Hansel 10,
Lyman s, Russell l3, SkHggs IA. Will.
Jams 7, Winter 10
Clark
Dawley IL, Doughty
Angel 10. Grover
Caine g
Wcathers .
flaws 3
Drwnr 8. Hessn IL
liurdesty 10, Lytton7
Carey 3, Primeaux l3
LAMoILLE
BARTLETT 23, Jnrdine $, Smith IL
Mitchell II, SPARKS -
DickcrssOn 81 Mills II
Dodge II. Sweeney %
Douglass l3. Mnnnix %
Quits IL, Ryan n
Eggers %, Raitice Ii
Elliot Is, Kelley 81
Sprmrmeyer II, Stoddari 20
Lowis -, Mccarthy 10
Mitchell 20, Nelson /, RING 10
Cutting II, Henderson 81, Merkle /
Siarrett l3, Sunderland Is
Hansen II, Levers 20, Phillips IA,
Soucberehu Is
Brown 81
Coryell ~, Hunter 30, Jeuuess 8, Nc
Bride 90
Bcllinrer 81, Fcrpald 81, Hansel 10.
HYMN l6, Russell IA, Sknggs ~. Will.
Jams IL, Winter %
ClarK ~
Dawley II. Oouphty.2i
Angel 10. Grover %
Caire 9S
Weathe ra 81
1Iaws25
Miller %
Dcwar IN, lIosson "a
IInrdesty 10. Lytton "a
Carey 81, Primeaux I6
oARLIN
harlle,t 81, Jardine @, Smith l3
Cascy I. Mitchell %. Sparks 81
Dickcrsnn 10, Hendricks 10, Mills 81
Anderson 4 Dodge 81, Sweeney so
Douslnss 32, Kilker 8. Mnnnix 10
Cutie 2G. Ryan ~. Smith 10
Ergcrs iG, Knust Z, Raitice 80
Coagrovc 0. Elliott 90, Kelley "a
Lorkc 7, SprinRmoyer 20. Stoddard -
LOWS AZ, Mccarthy 81, Richter 10
Nii chell 81, Nelson 3, Ring 40
Cutting q, Henderson ii, lIibbaid d 0
Mcrklc 0, Siarrctt 81, Sunderland II
Hansen 81, Levers -. Phillips 80,
Soucbercau 10.
For the Amendment 81, against the
amendment =
Brown 62
Coryoll ~, Hunter 80, Jonness -. Nc.
Bride 20
BollinRer 80, F'ornald if. tIanseI "A,
Ilyman i5. Russell SO, Skaggs ~. WI.
Hams %, Winter iI
Clark ca
Dawley 81, Doughty 80
Angel "a. Grover 50
Caino G7
WcRthers CO
TIaws. G5
Miller G5
Dowat 90. IicssnD 30
Iardosty 81, Lyiton 81
Carey 30, Primeuux 80
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Carey 40. Primcaux 81
NORTH FORK
Bartlett; l., Smith 9
Mitchell 5, Spark. IS
Dick'reun l6, Mills D
Anderson |. Dodge /. Sweeney IA
Douglnss s. Mnunix l3
Cuts 6. Rynn ~, Smith |
Eggers IL, Raitice o
Elliot 7, Kelley II
Lorke !. SprIngmcyer 7, StoiGard la
Lewis IL, McUrthyS
Mitchell II, Nelson /. Rings
Cutting 1. iierlcrson II, Hibbard /,
Starrntt q. Sunderland Is
Hansen u, l.awcrs l3. Phillips Z
SOucherau II
For The 4 Amendment IL
Against Tho Amendment
Coryrll 10. Hunter II. Jenncss 4,
Mcbride O
lieillnger la. Fernnld 7, Hnnsel 3
Lyman 8, Russ I'll II. Skaggs I8,
Williams 8, Winter 10
Clark I2
Daw!cy II, Doughty )
Angel s. Grover I3
t'Hine 10
Wcathcrs Is
flaws l3
Dc%ar 3, Iicsson 10
liardesty I, Lytton Is
Carey 10. Primcaux H.
MoUNp VALLEY
Bartlett ii, Smith %
Mitchell %, Sparks II
nickerson II. Mills %
Dodge 81, Swe"nc, I6
DOnglass %. Mnnnlx l2
Cults II. Ryan I3
EIGcrs II. Raftice II
Eliri -, Kelley 10
Sprmgmeyer -, Stoddard I2
L'wis l3, Mccarthy %
Mitchell Il, Nelson |, Ring %
Cutting, lG, ienderson 90. Merkle 3,
S'aFrett. II, Sunderland IL
Hansen 90, Levers IL, Pillips %,
SOuchc' eau ~
For the Amendment 90, against the
Amendment
ipSi 30
Corycll IG, Hunter 90. Jeuness II,
McI!ride 81
Bcllinger 81, Fcr"ali ~, llnnsei Is
Iiymnn ii. Ru-selI 20, SiHasss -, Will
iams 10, Winter lG.
Clark -.
DawIoy IS. Doughty -
Angel -. Gto 'er II
Game 2S.
Weathrrs -.
lIaws 30.
Millcr3 30,
Downr Is, iInsson 20.
ITurdcsty 90, Lyiron 10.
Carey III, rrimeaux 81
MARRIED.
WARpWor. DEAH--N Elko. N"vadd, No
vember g. 1906, b. Rw. Parciyal S.
Smltho, Mr.. Francis -. WIrGr0p to
Miss Edith y ;ueS Dean, bpih OF Tus-
cnrora
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Volume III
County Returns
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Casey 7. Mitchell I33 SparksI,4
r,,... Dirkersnn J16 U.pdricLs I. NuIs ,oo
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. Doupl.ss I42. Munn;- Io3
Gu IA I33. RYAN IN. Smith =
Eygers DOT, Kuust 2. Ruftice g;
.:. Cosgrovs IL, Elliot I3O. X ,iI., Iii
Lorke 4. Spr.nuueyer II7. S,ot,rnrl
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Mitchell ll3. NrI.m O. R,uv 15i
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E,yors ~ R,f,;,7
Elliot IN. X .I.y a
Spr,nuneyer "a S,ndIDrIl
L,wis II. M.carhy 10
Mitchell II. Il no Is .....
Cutting 10, Hrnlers N Ii. S,arrett lG.
Sunder''nd IL . -.
Hrpsen ltr Lswrrs III Phillips u,
Sou'herau 10
c0ryoll Is, Hunter II, Jcnness II,
' Mctriir l5.
Bell niger 8. Fernald 10, fI"n1el II,
Lyman l3. Ituss"Il IL, Skaggs IL,
" WIllirm+l7. Winter i2
'"Dtwhy 10. Doughty IA
A"g"I "a, Grover u ..
llnY"r N, fIes7'n "
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wHILAND

wEILAND
Bartlett 10, Smith
Casey |, Mitchell 4. Sparks 10
Dickerson 8, Hendricks /, Mills 5
Anderson |, Dodge 3, Sweeney II
Douglns' 3, MunDix III
Cutie 4, Ryan III
Eggers 8, Rattice 6
Elliot 4, Kelley III
Springmeyer s. Stoddard 10
Lewis II. Mccarthy
Mitchell 8, Ring 3
Cutting .. Henderson I2, Starrrtt >.
Sunderland.lO
Hansen i, Levers IL, Phillips 9.
SoucheIeau 8
For The Amendment
Against The Amendment .
Brown II
Coryell II. Hunter ~. Jenuess 4,
Mcbride 3
Bellinger 5, Fernald 8, Hunsel 4,
Hyman 10, Russell 6. SIsagge Z,
Williams 4. Winter 10,
Clark l3
Dawley III, Doughty
Angel 4. Grover III
Caine l3
Weathers IA
Haws II
Miller 10
Dewar 4, Hesson 10
Hardesty ., Lytton II
Carey Il. Pnmeaur
Bruce 7, Morgan
Clinton 8, McKenney ], Ouderkirk 8
BULLION
Bartlett s, Smith 4
Mitchell 6, Sparks
Dickerscn D, Mills
Dodge &, Sweeney 6
Douglass 7, Manuix >
Cuts Z, Ryan 8
Eggers 0, Rlftice 3
Elliot I. Kelley
Sprngmeyer 7, Stoddurd 5
Lewis ., Mccarthy 7
Mitchell 5. Ring
Cutting 7, Henderson 7. Starr.tt ..
Sunderland d
Hansen s, Levers 3, Phillips 8.
SoUohereau 4
For the amendment 8, against the
amendment
Brown 10
Coryell ., Hunter I, Jonness 3, Nc.
Bnde 7
BellingGr O, FernaId 8. HapseI :. Hv.
man 8, Russ II 8, Skagg- 7, Williams 8.
Winter
Clark 10
Dawley 8, Doughty .
Angel 2, Grorer 10
Caine 10
Wen.hers ~
liaws 10
Miller 10
Dewar 3, Hessm 8
iiardesty I. l. r.uh
Carey &. Primenux 8
,,o, ,nr,,
Much.u Q a,,,L q
Dickerson 8. Hcudrirk. I. mills q
Anderson |, DoIge . Sweeney
Donglass 9, Kilker [. Maupix q
QUITS 9, Ry au 8 Smith
Eggers 8 Knust I, Rattice4
Cosgrove |. Elliot 9, Kelley 8
Lorke /, SprinRmeyor g. stoddurd4
Lewia @, Mccarthy 9
Mitchell 8. Ring 8
Cutting I. Henderson G. Hibbard /.
Merkle |, Ttnrrett 9, Sunderland
Hansen 2, Lowers 6, Phillips Q.
G
Corycll 8, Hunter G. Jenness 8, Nc.
Bride
Bcllinger @, Fernnld 7, Uopsel 9, Jv.
man o, Russell |, .Skaggs o. williame
I. Winter
Dawley 0, Doueh,y2
Angel |, Grover Z
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-01-27

heavy buying of agricultural imple- ments at the West and of fertiii- gers at the South, the latter apparently presaging heavy acreage in cotton the coming spring.
 > Needed snow covering is reported in many parts of the winter wheat belt. The demand for structural iron and steel is favored by the open winter. coal and coke casing for the same req son and all record contracts for pipe have been awarded with resultant large sales of low grade pig iron. Collec- tions generally range from fair to good. Money is easier and in better supply. Reports as to spring trade in cottons Is as optimistic as heretofore. Raw wool is steady with more inquiry
 Clothing manufacturers at the East are reported to have good sized stocks of heavy goods left on their hands
 Reports of leading roads for the half of January are the best of which there is record, showing a gain of nearly 15 per cent. over last year.
 Business failures in the United States for the week ending January 25 num- Der 276 against 279 last week and 22S in the like week of 1905. Tn Canada failures for the week number 33, against 36 last week and 4S in this week a year ago.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-01-27
REVIEW OF TRADE
No CHANGE APPEARS IN THE BUsI-
 NESS SITUATION.
weather Conditions Are Favorable To Out Door Work, But Cause An Accumulation of Heavy Wear
 ing Apparel. saa

New york, Jan. 2s.-R c. Dun and Conpanys weekly review of trade to. morrow will say:
 No change appears in the business situation, weather conditions are fa- voring outdoor work but causing ac- cumulation of heavy weight wearing apparel Reports from the Northwest are favorable but most other sections &o reduce stocks of winter goods. Lum- bering operations are seriously retard- ed by lack of snow and soft ground. Otherwise news of the week Is satis- factory, especially as regards the man. ufacture and distribution of spring goods. Products for fall are also free ly ordered. notably in footwear indus tries and shipments of boots and shoes eclipse all previous records.
 Iron and steel plants have made steady progress and the manufacturing consumption of fuel is very heavy. f'abor dIscussions are not ali settled. but there is little serious interruption on this account.
 Railway earnings thus far avail ahie for January show an increase of I3.Oe per cent over last years, while foreign commerce at thi sport for the last week shows a gain of S1,411,709 in exports, and loss of S2,339,S7S in im- ports. as compared with the movement in the corresponding week of 1905, steady improvement is noted in the primary markets for textile fabrics, urgent requests for prompt delivery endorsing earlier estimates of reduced stocks.
 Leather holds, fairly steady. tanners anticipating early orders from shoe manufacturers who are well supplied with material. Quotations rule firm A somewhat opposite situation exists in the hide market, particularly as to packer natives that were freely offered at a decline of about 1-2 cent.
 Failures this week numbered 334 in the United States against S05 last year and 40 in Canada compared with AZ . year ago.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-01-27
CoaI Cars in the River.

The high water Tn the Cumbcrland River caught four coal cars of the Louisville X Nashville Railroad on the incline track at the Ryman Elevator a few days ago, and the care will have to stand there until the water recedes. The coal is for the Ryman Elevator and was showed down to the end of the incline track. The river rose the next day, and caught the four cars, one box car and three coal cars Neither the coal nor the box cars are being damaged very greatly, although the water nearly submerged them-Nash- vile American
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-01-27
MIR. WHITE RESIGNS
COMMERCIAL AGENT OF CENTRAL
 LEAVES SERVICE.
R.. c. BroOles, of Savannah Will Take Charge of Montgomery OfIfces--
 Other News of the Railroads.

News was received In Montgomery yesterday morning of the resignation of Commercial Agent Fred B. White of the Central of Georgia Railroad. the resignation to take effect Thursday, February 1.
 R. c. Brookes, at present Commercial Agent of the Central Railroad at Saw annah, will succeed MT. White as Com mercial Agent of that road in this city. H. A. Jordon, chief rate clerk in the office of the General Freight Agent of the Central at Savannah succeeding MT Brookes.
 MT White came to Montgomery as Commercial Agent of the Central Rail road seven years ago, on June 16, 1899, and by his genial nature, uniform cour- tesy and close attention to business, has made scores of friends both in, bu- siness and social circles. He has been with the Central Railroad nearly twen- ty-six years, beginning his career as a messenger boy in the freight office of the company in Macon. Ga, in 1SS0
 Mir. and Mrs. White do not intend leaving Montgomery for the present at least. Mr. White said yesterday that while he has made no definite plans, he will probably go Into business in Montgomery.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-01-27
pRApSTREET,s REVIEW.

New York, Jan. 26.-Bradstreet's to- morrow will say:
 Earring a touch of cold weather in tae West the season still retains it's previous appearance, a mild and open winter with natural effects upon retail trade, industrial operations in general and prices of many commodities which tend iowhward Perhaps the most notable feature at present is the con- tinued activity in building which has practically gone on without a break and which is making new records in prices of lumber and in demand for ether materials.
 Final distribution is still being stim- ulated by forced sales at retail and a few lines of wholesale business, not ably heavy clothing and rubber goods reflect uneasiness to buy freely for next seasons wants, As to spring trade only optimistic reports are current.
 Open weather favors the railways as rarely before to handle the large busf- ness offering. A freer movement of cereals to market has made for ease in prices. The excellent condition of the farming interests is shown by very