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Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1900-1911, 1907-08-25
tcopyrIght by James ElversOn)

(Copyright by James biVersVh'
~1HE canoe is an American invention,
and the modern craft t.s snows G over
MfXi9I the birch-bark affair padded by inc
tA4ssSH Iroouois on the waters OF the Ten
esee. It is more polished, perhaps,
but the model is no better and II Is no Iase
er or stouter. But IN the number Oh drnEe1
there has been wonderful increase uuiins
the past ten years. A..
The delights of canoeing are so varied tnat
/ wonder how any boy residing near ,, i've W.
or lake can fail to be canoelst. Inc pas
time is as safe as any other outdoor eVercise,
and if the canoeist is a good swilhniei' he
practically runs no risk whatever :,
Almost any one can learn to use the PAD
die in half an hour, and an hour or Two
more will suffice to render him famlhar WIN
the working of the lines or footgear. rev
days spent on the water in company with a
canoeist will teach him all he needs to know
of navigation, and then he Is ready 10 essay
his first voyage. ~
In choosing canoe the purchaser WIN 10
well to consider the locality in which he IN
tends to cruise. Large, stiff canoes are
adapted to the great lakes, bays and mar
bors where portages are unnecessary, Dut lot
ordinary lakes, rivers and bays everything
bulky or weighty should be avoided. :.
The most sensible plan for beginner IN
his first season is to buy secondhand canoe
which has stood the test of voyage
Il is impossible to answer the question,
"What will canoe. cost! IL depenoS a
great deal upon the first cost, and somewhat
upon the necessities of the seller but a fair
canoe can usually be had for $50; and from
that figure the prices range all the way up
to $3.50.
Good health and robust constitution are
essential to a successful canoeist, as canoe
ing is only another name for roughing it. He
will be exposed to all kinds of weather and,
as a rule, he will be alone most OF the time
To a person liable to attacks OF sickness,
such isolation would be dangerous; tent
is necessary and very nice one, fitted with
top-piece,, to be slnng between the I nasts,
ed for about eight dollars; A small alcohol
stove will do all the cooking, required, and
the consumption of the fluid will average
about quart week.
Such kitchen utensils as a frying-pan, a
tin pail and a deep Boiling pot will be found
necessary. A feld-glass, some mosquito net
ting, extra cord, screws, nails, plenty of cop
per wire and pair Of strong. pliers are also
essentials that should not be overlooked
They can be had for small outlay.
If in country where small game abounds,
shotgun is desirable, and rifle may also
be carried to use in an emergency; on bear,
Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1900-1911, 1907-08-25
Shameful

Small boy (outside the polo grounds)-"He1
Jimmy! did Danny git er RUM" 1
Jimmy (his eye at the knot-hole) -"Naw; 4
died on second base"
Old Lady (passing by)-"Diedi Land
mercy, what dreadful camel
Mistress -"What are you doing. ,BridgetF
misunderstanding the flies, mum, and put
ting them on the fly paper, sure; amt tina
what it's fur?"
Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1900-1911, 1907-08-25

come in contact with the water
and na,ses them to revive in a very short
time time Next put them into cold water, after
first cutting off the dried portion of The stem.
Florists have way of plunging or sprinkling
iii dry. when they may be laid carelessly on
the counter, or if put in some cool place, and
the sprinkling occasionally repeated, they will
keep fresh for long time.
PERHAPS every one does not know that wet
sand is much better for vases and dishes in
which flowers are arranged than water, as
the stems are apt to decay much sooner in
the latter.
Never leave flowers in very warm room,
in a draft or in the sunshine. Do not gather
flowers from the garden when the sun is shin:
ing on them, but in the early morning or
after the sun has gone down at night. Avoid
pulling or yanking them off, as this injuries
both plant and flowers. but cut them with
sharp knife or scissors, and be sure to give
them as long stem as possible.
Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1900-1911, 1907-08-25
AlI Happy

care you fond of dogs, Mr.. Dachshund?"
ooh, yes, indeed l do love dog around
the house above all things!"
"Well, I'm going to make your little boy a
present of one What kind do you prefer!"
ooh. we'll if you leave it to me, terra
Gotta. Give him a terra Gotta pug, life size,
and you'll please the whole family
Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1900-1911, 1907-08-25
YOUNG Yet

Mother, have / got any chidrenr asked
little Johnny Fzzletop.
'Why. no child! What put that into your
head"
"You read in the Bible about children's
children. That's what put it into my head"
Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1900-1911, 1907-08-25

inventions. An English naturalist, while. Wis
iting Great Saugir, one of those islands Of the
Indian Ocean known as the Celebes. or Spice
Islands. lodged at the house of rajah. In
front OF the house was veranda, in the cor
ner of which stood a sentry, whose business
It was to keep the time for the village, by the
aid of a primitive sand-glass
Two bottles were firmly dashed together
mouth to mouth, and fixed in a wooden
frame, made to stand upright in reversible
positions. A quantity of black sand ran from
one bottle into the other in just half an hour,
and when the upper bottle. was empty the
frame was reversed. Twelve short sticks,
were hung upon string. A hook was placed
between the stick bearing the number of
notches corresponding to the hour last
struck and the one to be struck next. The
sentry announced the time by striking the
hours on large gong.
Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1900-1911, 1907-08-25
To Keep Flowers Fresh

\ excellent authority on Horticulture
says that when flowers have become
much wilted and faded. plunge their
stems into scalding water in one
third their length, being careful
that the tender blossoms do not
Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1900-1911, 1907-08-25

Boots says he has no use for the bathing
beach, since he has only to climb steeple
to make his head swim.
Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1900-1911, 1907-08-25

Man reaps what he sows but woman often
rips what she sews
Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1900-1911, 1907-08-25

There is only one season in the year for tn,
kangaroo-spring.
Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1900-1911, 1907-08-25
Copyright by James EMERSON.

icing so many hundred years older
q than this country, Europe has
- many strange customs whose origin
'niR3d is lost in antiquity. One of the
E@ strangest prevails in the city OF
Hanover. in Prussia
Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1900-1911, 1907-08-25
A Primitive Timekeeper

lERY frequently traveller among
primitive people happens upon a
find which strikingly illustrates
i that necessity is not only the moth
] er of invention, but that there is a
strong family likeness among the
Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1900-1911, 1907-08-25
Just Beginners
chor-a clothes-pin.

On the watch-the owners initials.
New-York tribune., 1907-08-18

Tomatoes-Jessamine Brand tomatoes.
best quality red Jersey stock. per can
12C-. dozen -.-.....-.. = SO
Corn-Ecfipse brand fancy cream
Sugar Corn; for this sale. can. &c. each.
dozen fDcoC
New York State Corn. Jessamine
Brand. creamy sugar corn. per can. Sc.
dozen. S2c.. Lily White Brand. extra
fancy Maine creamy sugar corn per
can. 1Oc-; dozen --.----.---- S 1 4
American Beauty brand. extra fancy
Maine sugar corn. can. &c. Dozen
ST .SS
New-York tribune., 1907-08-18
Macy Grocery Specials. "4-

COFFEE-vienna Brand; bean or
granulated: pound cartons; fresh roasted.
regular prics 2Gc. ID. sale &c: 5-Io.
cartons. regularly s4c-. sale 7ScE @-le.
HAYFIOwER CHOP TEA-Mixsd
and Formosa OoIong: in 2-lb. packages:
regular price 64c a package: sale &c
MACYS FINEST QUALITY IN
PORTED TEAS-Forrnosa Oolong. Eng
lEsh Breakfast. Mixed. Young HysOu. IN
colorei Japan. Gunpovder. Ceyion: resu-
lar price 9sc for lib caddy. sale at
S4c
New-York tribune., 1907-08-18

Marceau Brand Cherries in Maraschi-
no; small bottle. 22c.: dozen. So 24S.
medium bottle. 42c-. Dozen 81 So
large bottle. ISC.s dozen. So 50
Greenwich Brand Jersey Pears: extra
large cam perfect syrup. sold elsewhere
az Nr- per can. our price for this sale.
i 4c-s dozen 81
Extra Fancy Selected Spinach. Mary
land brand. sold elsewhere At 15c. per
can: our price for this sale. largs can
12c.; dozen -..-.--.--..--.--- $ -3S
New-York tribune., 1907-08-18

Richardson & Robbins
Lunch Hams. No I can.
CSC each. dozen.
SIS. %: Lunch Tongue.
No. I can. 24c. each
dozen --------.-- ~
Lily White brand grated
Corn. f4c. each; dozen.
Sf57
Golden Wax Beans. Lily
White brand: can. 1Oc-s
dozen .-.--..Sf ia
cut string Beans. Jsssa-
mine brand can. lie.
dozen ....... ST. .26
New-York tribune., 1907-08-18

saucepans. with covers. re. SOC.
99c. co.
FTP F4y fsGss':Sf Pans. 81. IS. ST ..68..'9oo' o.
MIX or Rice Boilers, S1.19-
81 81 20
Coffee Pots. S I .46.
Tea Pots. S I So
Lemon SqueeZers, &c.
Milk Shakers. Sic.
Tea Strainsrs. &c.
Wrought Iron Fire Sets. So. II to
S3, "a. % ..
wrought Iron Tenders. S6.fS TO
S1O.42.
Marian Harlands Coffee Pots. nickel
plated. at. Sill: ? ct. 81 a.
Van Dusen Cake Pans. I Ac.. sc.
Jelly Cake Tins. Sc
Brass Cuspidorss. 66c
Peerless Coat Hangers. nickel plated
7c.
New-York tribune., 1907-08-18

''Jessamine" Brand To-
ruato CstsUp: pint bottle.
1Oc.s dozen 81 4 :
Marceau Brand French
Peas. Fins. I Sc cam
GoZen --..-....-- S2O+
Kippered Herring. with
tomato sauce. per can.
I Ac. dozen cans. 81 81
FfEnan Haddocks. per
can. gle: dozen cans.
So 4S
Red Rasphsrries. Jessa-
mine brand. No. . can.
24c. each: dozen. So II
New-York tribune., 1907-08-18

'-Serve1I'@ Trousers Hangers 22c-
Heavy Japauned Dust Pans. 1Sc.
Electric Torches. with batteries. 7Sc.
TO Sill.
Electric Pocket LAMPS with batteries.
sec. to Csc
Dry Batteries. 14c- to 24c-
Hot Corn Holders pair. SC.
Corn Scrspe-s. f4c.
Corn splfttsrs. kes-piAoed- 14c.
Tangfefoot Fly Paper. box. SSc-.
sheet. &c.
Riboon Fly Cstchers. &c
The Bieeiov Faultl-.s Wire Fly Kill
er, Sc.
Fly Fans. So. 10.
Sallade Insect Extsr-ai-s-or. 1SC.
''Macy's'' Chloride Of Lime Sc.
Macy Securing Soap cake &c box
OF 100 cakes. S3 -49-
Home Use Cloudy Arn-orfa. p'11.
1Oc.; pints. 1Sc.
Toilet Paper. LOCO sheet rolls. Sc
Refrigerator Brushes. Sc
Reckftr.s Paris Ban Blue Sc 1Sc-
X-Ray Stove Polish 4ce Sc
New-York tribune., 1907-08-18
HOUSEWARES: & Values Unmatched

esIIousevvares- in this Basement House
furnishings section Kitchen to Electrical
But better than the unmatched variety are the UN-
satisfaction,
thew unmatched by comparing anything on
this offering in ANY OTHER STORE
REST QUALITIES Of There inferior
orades of such wares these vast stocks
Al T1oir1I1r MAI
New-York tribune., 1907-08-18

LILLY WHITE BRAND
FRESH FRUIT JAMS
We guarantee the brand TO
be absolutely pure. made
from fresh fruit and granu-
lated sugar. no preserya-
tive, glucose or colorinS
matter used: Strawberry,
Blackberry. Raspberry.
Damson. Peach. Apricot.
Red Currant. Green Gage.
Red and White Cherry and
Orange Marmalade; per
lib. jar. 18c. each:
dozen ............ 81
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1907-05-03
FROM TUESDAYS DAILY.
Salmagundi.

Senator Hunter returned from Cali.
ioruia last night. lilo reports MH.
Hunter M getting along nicely.
senator Pcnroso decent deny tho din.
ncr, mark you, nor that the vino was
good, but no does deny that 1t affected
him that way.--Now York Couimoriclal.
A strike OF tho stfccl chr employees Ia
in full blast nj Salt Lake. The mon
demand nm incrcasc Of wages. Tho
strikers hayo the sympathy OF n large
portion Of tho people OF tho city.
For you and I, dear MIR. Hartman
are practical men."-- lhoOdofo Roosc'
welt. Men who ARC Mortified Mt tho
thought OF u 100000 fund to deicat
Mr., Roogo volt wore loud IN their ptAiacs
OF tho captains Oi industry who raised
n considerable cum to olcct lim.E-Com'
one
Tho most costly liz ng creature III
PROMOTION to its weight, IL doubtless a
hjRhly.iraincd cong bird, n bmlllinoh Or
canary that cnn whistle two or three nirs
from oporas. Such cnse pets sometimes
sell nj tho ratio Of q 1000 n pound or
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1907-05-03
FROM = DAILY
Sa1magundi.
This is arbor day and The children OF
the public school have u holiday,

This is arbor day and the children OF
the public school ave II holiday.
Judge Bruce is busy today with the
preliminary examination Of Joe Kay,
charged with stealing 1918 from Il Chin.
utown woman.
a train load Of colored troopers OF the
uinth covalry pass ID through this after
noon on tho way from Fort Riley, Kan
sRs, to tho Philippines. They were IA
rugged lot Of men.
The change Of warIsns Mt the prison
occurred Wednesday, Col. II. s. Day be.
ing indicted into the position and John
l.. Cousidine retiring. Tho change in
the minor positions at the prison occur.
rcd at the same time.
DIR. &. u. McCaiIerly & Brother are
installing n $3.50 gasoline lighting plant
at the Hot Springs. They arc also in
stallmg u BoIto e Mayer gasoline light.
ing plant Of six lights ut Shelton for
uylton Il Company.
The outfit for Col. Lyman Il Cu.'a as.
say office arrived Inst night and is being
installed today. Everything il new
u the best thu il mnde for that KIND
OF work. Tho office will be fitted up in
fine style and Is euro to DO Il popular
headquarters for miners and brospectors
Elko has needed such M enter prise Tor
some time and il rhoulu receive the
patronage Of the people.
The board OF pardOus met IN special
session Wednesday and the application.
oi 40. LittDD Of TonOpnh Tor d fun par.
don was granted. Littou was NJ ntenced
by u justice Of tho peace To "a punish.
meOt Of u lino OF 81 900 and 800 days Ia
tho ponitentlary Tor d%iUchargiug u revol-
yer ON tho struots Of TOnupnh. IL was
claimed that the punishment was not
only too great, but that the justice had
no legal right to Impose such u sentence.
Tho bod carriers Of RoDo Ina struck
Tor higher wages and building operations
arc tied 10. Tho Builders Association
ha, given tue strikers till Monday "a
return TO their work at the former wages
II they refuse Ia go TO work, tho build.
ors will mako an effort to get o;her
mcn. This action on tho part NJ the
builders will bring ou n general strike OF
OF all the unious belonging TO tile
Central rtados Is Labor Council.
Tho old Ktnkead mill ut Gold iii
soems 20 have been \ fayorito place o
concealment Tor treuaurc ar crime
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1907-05-03
FROM WEDNESDAYS DARYL
Salmagundi

Mr.. aud MB. Hurley Of REM are
visiting III Elko.
Mrs. J. +. Roinkin ana son Charlie,
Cnme in from LamOillc today.
Mr.. and Mrs. I'D. Cnrvillc and daugh.
tor Patti left for their home in Mound
Valley today.
Alberta is tie name OF u new townsito
in the Lyon county coppcr region that
will compete with y rugton Tor
supremacy.
Tho Southern Pacific Railroad Com
pnny has decided to lEsuc all deeds TO
lands in future without tbC reservation
clause. which heretofore reserved all
mineral.
Tho government transport Buiord
sailed from San Francisco yesterday
Will, four million pOunta Of Hour for no
famine stricken Chinese. lGO transport
Logan will Gail May Gd with two million
pounds moro.
4 Chicago health commissioners hns
eaunctioncd placing beef Of lumpy Jaw.
cd cattle on the market. hs lumpy jaw
ia a epccios Of cnuccrous growth ii
would interest tho public Ia know what
influence wa used to induce the com.
missioner to dcclRr" such meat
healthy.
II today Ia forecast NJ tho weather
during the month OF May, i! is snrc TO
DO disagrccnblo enough 30 suit the @orst
GROWER IN tho state. Tho wind Ina
blown all day and at limos grca, clouna
| Of real estate moved toward Utah Tho
! cold wind and tho duet mako It very dis.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1907-05-03
Making Tread in Up To Dat. style

Making bread in Up To Dat, style.
The first thing which attracts Oh e's
attention is lie electric potato peeler-a
tublike mcbinc with revolving knives.
a bushcl Of potatoes Is thrown at a
time. "A button IL pressed and III space Of
tive minutes the tubers fall into anosher
tubnently pes led. As four or tivebarrels
Of potatoes are used every day il:e
labor saving nf the apparatus wall he
readily understood
One hundred and fifteen loayes OF
bread are baked every 81 houre, and
nearly 100 rolls, with occasionally 90
spice cakes. Pies are used once Il week
and 125 are baked.
There is mn eie ctric brtnd-miE:aE
machine. with ~funuels through which
the Hour, water and yeast may flow
according to the wish Of the baker.
Tho loaves are also cut aud rolled by
machinery, the whole baking being done
without Il hand touching the bread until
it comes from the oven and is placed ON
the cooling racks.
An electric dough divider is used
for cutting rolls. The dough is
thrown ON nm iron plato, aud a cutter
drops, separating it into pieces OF the
size required Ter each roll, These are
quickly transferred to a pan and are
set to rise.
The eggs used in cooking are beaten
by electricity, and the silver used in the
dininR.room is polished with a brush
run 10y tho same motive power.
Dishes are washed by placing the in
a wire rack aud touching n lever which
causes tho rack to sink into scaldiug
water. where the Iii shes are clelned.
Another lover lifts them, and they arc
turned out On trays to dry.
Ice is made in the basement, aud
comes from the freezer in 50.ponnd
| Gu kea.
The stcrillizinR machine is an electric
apparatus, aud with its aid 1870 gallons
gallons OF milk are etorilized overy
morning. Tho milk IL poured into a
large can and heated to 1870 degrees.
which kills the bacteria, and in lees than
three iourths Of Il minute il 10 cooled 10
80 degreee.-Leslie's Weekly.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1907-05-03
FROM THURSDAYS DAILY
SalmaQundi.

Mr.. and Mrs. S. G. IRENE wan came in
from North Fork yesterday,
Mss Nellie Anderson, the Lnmoillc
schoolmn'am, is IN town today,
We regret To learn That Mrs. Bartlett,
Mrs. Sproule's mother, il very sick.
Her many friends hope for her speedy
recovery.
Charley Gardner II fitting up the
new assay Office III the drugstore. Every
thing will be first ella 4e when the work
Is completed.
Today Ia a pleasan; contrast to yester-
day. There is scarcely any wind and
The air liz much warmer Perhaps the
first day OF the month was the worst in
the bunch.
Mrs. d. =. BARLEY, who has vlsite ed
her EIko relatives and friends for
several days, left for Cubre this after
noon where she will meet her husband
and go to Salt Lake,
y stick OF dynamitn. wi ,hOnt an ex.
p!osivo cap, found on II GoIdticld street,
probably dropped accidentally, caused
n wild story of "a plot to destroy the town.
Tho case OF the men accused Of rob
b,nR Deputy Sheriff Arriher in n box
car Inst Friday night has been continu.
ed till 10 O'Clock Saturday forenoon Oh
account Of the absence OF important
witnesses.
On account Of the illness OF IL Juror
in The Preston Smith trial at Haw-
thOruc, Judge Langan has continued
the case until next Monday when it will
be resumed Mt Goldtield, which is now
the county seat OF Esmcralda.
Algeria Tcmpic, Of Montana, to the Los
Angeles conclaye passed west this after
noon, While the train stopped here,
the band played several pieces.
Az Butte, Montana, last Monday %
slot machines we're hurled from the
third story Of the court house by the
sheriff and what was left Of tho wrecks
after hitting The ground was burned in
the Jail yard.
Joc Ray was arrested today on tho
charge OF grand larceny. iIe In accused
by Ollie Day, Il Chinatown woman, OF
stealing 1918 in gold, silver and cnrrcu-
cy frcm her Monday night. Ray pro.
l..N. IL. ...... n a.. I-
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1907-05-03
Wonderful Eczema Cure.

"Our little boy Ind eczema Tor fivo
years.' writes n. a. Adame, Henrietta,
Pa. two Of onr nome doctore said the
case was hopeless, his lungs being affect.
cd. We then employed other doctors,
but no benefit resulted. BY chance wc
read about Electric Bitters; bought II
bottle and 500 noticed improvement.
We continued tits medicine until several
bottles wore used when oar hoy was
completely cured" Best Of all blood
incidence and body building health
tonics. Guarnntecd At Elko Drug Cos
drug store. 5Oc.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1907-05-03
agreeable Tor those who have to be out
OF doors on thus .May Day"

agreeable Tor those who have TO be out
Of doors on thus -May Day
The cas- Of the State va. 4. j. Conuol,
ly, charged with selling liquor within
three miles Of the Western Pacific right
of way, came up before Judge Bruce
this afternoon. A jury was summoned
and excused by the court until tomorrow
as the defense raised the question Of the
constitutionality VI the Law. Argument
was IN progress when THIS report closed.
District Attorney Calne and Attorney
Henderson appear Tor the STATE.
An unkuown tramp, beating hs way
eastward ON No. 4 yesterday met with I
horrible tate by beng dragged =. .Gr Tn
under The car. The man wa, rvir"niIy
rld'u& u'r ronr. Some" "Hl ie clipped
from his posi- r,n. hs ciu,iI ~ "a I-ht
and he was dragged until uI.uvveIe,i, 1t
mangled mass. " hen the Tram halted at
Pawnes Il small slalIun sJuth Df ilnZ.
The body was taken t" Churchill, where
the curoner's inquest viii % uelI.
There Is no clue to his ,icutiIy.-
Journal.
Joe FaguDius. the eight year old son
OF Frank Fagundus, was dragged TO
death by his horse yesterday near his
home on the East Walker River. The
little fellow attended school at Web
ster's. and rode HE horse to, and from
school. He had tied the rope, which
was around the horses neck, around
his waist and was walking when the
animal became frightened and ran, drag
gun the boy some miles. Deia:iG Ut Tic
accident are not obtainable, but when
found the boy was dead - Lyon County
Times.
Weeping bitterly ON the witness stand
at Hawthorne, Al. 4. Preston admitted
TINT he killed John Silva, and t~earfully
told that he cried because he had
murdered II human being. Preston's
mother and sister wept at the admission,
and Joe Smith. sitting beside the sheriff.
crcd with the others. Before Preston
made the confession, he testified that he
shot Silva only after the latter had
rushed at him with n loaded gun. He
said he raised his own weapon when the
other man was on he point Of firing.
About w weeks ago, We published
an item about the Nevada Monarch cop.
per NINE in the Badger district. Storey
county. Since that tIue samples of the
ore nave been sent to Butte City for
assay and the result was 80 satisfactory
that the brokers Of that city competed
for the handling II the stock. The stock
will he listed on the stock board at 20
cents Il share. Frank Z. Cooney, a
former pupil Of the writer, is hea vily
interested in the mine and his prospects
are good for making a handsome for
tune. Success to him.