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CASTORIA
 For Infants and Children. Tho Kiud You Have Always Bought s'sas:.'s ssass the Q. LezzZzzz@
L. C. g

Wanted every person in Pine Bluff who is interested in education. to call at Voss-Nichol Co.,, 3O5 Main street, and see the exhibit of the Internal ional Correspondence Schools. Cir culars and full information can be had free for the asking.
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A GOOD PROPOSITION.

The Western Union Telegraph Con- pany, Little Rock, Feb, IA, 1907. HOME INSURANCE AGENCY,
 Pine Bluff, Ark:
 We sympathize very much with your citizens in their great loss by the disastrous fire. We shall be glad to give you Fifty Thousand Dollars to lend those unfortunate people who desire to rebuild their homes.
 Peoples Building & Loan Ass !,
 By J. H. Hollis, Secy.
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For clear complexion, bright, sparkling eye and vigorous diges- tion, take Prickly Ash Bitters. It puts the system in perfect order.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1907-02-21

German valenciennes faces from 3-S inch to 3 inches wide, in white and ecru, prices from Sc to 35c yard. A representative stock to se 1ect from at Pine Bluff Mercantile company
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For rent, three connected fur nished rooms for light housekeep- ing, with bath, toilet, lights and telephone at TT Walnut street. Phone 99.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1907-02-21

Itching, bleeding, protruding or blind piles yield to Doan's Oint- ment. Chronic cases soon relieved, finally cured. Druggists all sell it.
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Attention Sir Knight Mac cabees. Be sure to be at the meeting tonight and bring up your applications for the big class.

your appIlcdtlonS 1oI 'ilo us class.
 -F. A. Wright of Little Rock ar rived in the city today to make preparations for his coming wrest- ling match with F. F. Willig. The match is to be pulled off at hall at No. 219 1-2 State street, Tuesday night.
 -Rhodes-Haverty Furniture com pany will today begin to mive their remaining stock to the Simmons building. corner Main and Sixth, where they will offer $12,000 stock of furniture to the public at a tre- mendOus sacrifice.
 Joe A. Franklin will within the next few days establish headquarters in this city for the Jefferson Concrete and Excelsior Company. He Will De in charge and it is the intention of the management to solicit contracts for all concrete work, especially slde- walks which are required Dy re cent ordinance of the city council.
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VOSS-NICHOL co.
 3O5 MAIN STREET.

-Men-Send for our 1907 cata- logue, explains how we teach barber trade in a few weeks, mailed free. Write nearest branch. Moler Barber College, St. Louis, Mo-, or Dallas, Tex.
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Attention Sir Knight Mac cabees. Be sure to be at the meeting tonightand bring up your applications for the big class. <
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1907-02-21

However, the short change man isn't necessarily short of change.
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FRIDAY SPECIAL Checked Nainsook.

A splendid quality of this desirable fabric suitable for children's dresses, aprons and underwear. Seize this special bargain offering, de- sirable and needed material for spring sewing, Friday only .. .. .12c
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HE WHO RIDES MAY READ

HE WHO RIDES MAY READ
 the reasons of oaf successful sales of Buggies, surreys@ Phaetons and other vehicles generally denominated "car- riages and wagons." here's quality of matrial and rkmanship-which en- sures durability; there's style in de- signing and fashioning; there's every modern device of merit for produc- ing ease in riding for the driver, ease in traction for the horse; there mod eration in our price list. Welcome to see and get our selling figures.
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FRIDAY SPECIAL Mohair Brilliantines.

A beautiful line of these in all the favorite col6rs, cream, black, navy, Havana, marine, brown, red, cardin- al, green, gray and bluette; a quality that sells for much more than this, special price
 only .. .. .. :. 43c
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BARGAINS IN BOYS WEAR.

Knee pants suits, in medium weight wool fabrics in checks and plaids also blues and blacks, we'll made for boys, aged 6 to 16. Regular $3.OO, to close only .225 p dozen odd knee pants, ages to 16, all wool cheviot in assorted patterns. regular 59c to close ............49 49c Waists and blouses, we'll sewn and fin ished in a variety of neat black and
 white patterns. Ages 3 to IA, only 25c
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Role Faence fine silk finished fabric in bright plads and block patterns, very swell and fancy for shirt WalStS COC Keswck suiting, novelty dress goods patterns of paids colors, gray green tan bluette. 25c Sima silk, the material that had such vogue last season, novelty patterns in small checks :. ... 25c Bracklin cloth, medium weight wash sutng in the popular large paids in gray, tan and blue IF 12c Taffeta Nouveau wash goods with an etamine weave
 in gray blue, tan, green and block patterns and paids .... ............ ..... ... 17 12c
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LADIES' HOME JOURNAL
 PATTERNS.

The Quarterly Style Book for Spring contains coupon good for any ten-cent Home Journal pattern or in part pay ment on any 15 or 2o-cent pattern. A
 great offer, as the style book gives all the latest ideas in spring garments and the pattern ;r> not excelled by any. Style Book with coupon only .15c
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1907-02-21
 . LOCAL AND OTHERWISE. . U1%4 . = . . . . . . . .

D. w. Boyce devotes his time to
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STATELY SHOES FOR SPRING

Each season brings it's novelties in foot wear as we'll as in other portions of our attire. This stores showing of novelties fo Spring is unsurpassed Note this one:
 White collar pumps, a high novelty for ladies wear. Our first shipment is sold and We are just in receipt of recorder. They are swell, price only ...... $50
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 priced the finest moder greatly
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1907-02-21
SOME SOAPS FOR SERVICE.

The All Glycerine soap, acknowledged the very best glycerine soap. Our price only y................. .15c Packers tar soap, none better Our Colgate's castillo soap, pressed in con- venient sized cakes from best import ec. castillo soap. Our price ~ -. .07c Colgates shaving soap, in tablet or stick, smooth creamy father that stays, tablets 5c; sticks .................1 .15c
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1907-02-21
FRIDAY SPECIAL Embroidered Turnovers.

We offer the choice of our
 entire line of 1Oc and 15c embroidered turnovers at a special price. This line con- tains pretty patterns in fine embroidery on Swiss, lawn and nainsook, Friday at only. .. .. .. Voc
The Wallace miner. [volume] (Wallace, Idaho) 1907-current, 1907-08-29
Park cempany's Meeting

The regular annual meeting Of
the Park Copper 4 Gold Mining
company was held at the company =
office on Tuesday. TheI accounts
OF the company for thy past year
we're examined and approved and
the following oficet6 and directors
elected: President, T. n. Barnard;
vice president, Thomas F. Keely Of
Chicago; secretary and treasurer,
Miss Nellie Stockbridgc; directors,
State Auditor Robert Bragaw Of
Boise and H. r. Samnels Of the
Success mine. The company owns
the famous Park mine on Stevens
peak, now under active develop
ment.
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Excelsior Pushing Work

The Excelsior company, which
owns a group OF claims adjoining
the Great Western on the south,
has the development Of its property
now well under way. The new Cross
cut tunnel il in so feet and will
strike the ledge when in about 500
from which point it will be extended
as drift. A good bunk and board
ing house, blacksmith shop and
complete equipment for the present
needs Of the mine have been pro-
vided and four men are employed.
A wagon road has also been built
from the mine to the Glidden road
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THE LOCAL MARKET


The past week has been such a
dull one that it does not seem pos
sible business could get any worse
or prices fall lower. With stocks
like American Commander closing
at I bid, Bullion at IA, Charles
Dickens at Ia, Copper King at 5R,
ldora at Sic, Missoula at ga, Mon
itor at Is, Nabob at l4A, Dom
Paul at %, Reindeer at An, Rex at
IA, Rhode Island at 2N2, Showshoe
at IA. Snowstorm at $3.50, Spring
field at ga and Tamarack at SLIGO
investments should look very
tempting to anyone with money
and brains. It is true that some
Of these stocks recorded even lower
prices during the week, Copper
King having once closed at AZ
bid, Idora at 5, Missoula at 8,
Nabob ut IA, Dom Paul at IL
Reindeer at Az, Rex at l2la,
Snowshoe at 10, Springfield at 5
and Tamarack at 90, but such
prices are too unreasonable to be-
put forth as quotations by any but
the Spokane and Wallace stock ex-
changes.
Stewart was about the only stock
that showed any strength. Its bid
price was 60 cents above that Of last
week.
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oeeidsasal u Rss.,u.s

viii F. Powell, formerly mana
ger Of the Times, has resigned his
presidency Of the Occidental COM
pany owing to his departure from
Wallace and. two other directors
who were associated with him have
done the same thing. W. l.. James
is the new president and George +.
Marlowe the new secretary. They
are arranging to pay of all indebt-
edness against the property and
resume work., No treasury stock
has yet been sold.
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Alice to Start Drifting

The double compartment shaft
ON the Alice mine has now reached
the 43O-foot level and as spo6 as a
stump and station ape completed,
drifting to the east>will be begun.
No crosscuttingfs necessary as the
drift is in the ledge for its entire
distance. Crosscutting will how
ever, be necessary to explore the
vein as it is fully 200 feet wide.
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Success Enlargins Mill

The mill at the Success mine has
been closed down for few days to
permit of the installation OF the
balance Of the new machinery
which was delayed in transit.
Advantage will be taken Of the
shut. down to make some repairs
and alterations. When work is
resumed the concentration will have
a capacity OF over 800 tons Of dry
concentrates month.
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Visnna-I nternational

The contractors at the Vienna
International will complete the
1O0-foot shaft from the lower tun-
mel about Sunday. The company
will then take hold Of the work
and crosscut the ledge. The drift
on the second ledge in the upper
tunnel continues in fine ledge mat
ter which is showingtmorc mineral.
ization as the work progresses.
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THE SPOKANE MARKET
Trading Was Light and Prices Generally
Lower

Spokane, Wash, Aug. 2S-The
past week has been another dull one
with a new record Of low prices for
several stocks. Copper King drop
ped below five cents Immediately
after the Greenoughs announced
that they would not exercise their
option on the control, but it soon
rallied and sold today up to 6as
cents with indications that it will
continue climbing.
Idora was one OF the stocks that
reached new low level. Dom Paul
dropped to % cents bid. Snow
Storm, the Gpenoughs' mainstay,
weakened a few more cents in spite
Of strenuous newspaper booming,
indicating utter lack Of confidence
on the part Of the public in the
management. Tamarack's bid price
dropped below dollar, less than
has been offered for it for year or
more.
Lucky Calumet and Stewart made
small advances.
The volume of sales for five days
this week compared with the same
days Of the two preceding weeks were
rs follows: 1903, $50 shares costing
81, 724.25, against III, ITO and
$50, ASA shares, costing 5,3SS.5O
and $14, $3.50 respectively.
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conpfsssor for Trappsr

The management Of the Trapper
company has orderedA two-drill
compressor to expeqit<the develop.
lnent Of its group If a tributary Of
the East Fork OF Pine creek.
Manager Hunter reports the tunnel
now in 800 and about 10 feet from
the ore BODY.
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The Weeks Sales
Thursday REORGANIZATION, 1000 ~. 5000
sl4. 1900 Va. 5000 ~; Champion. 5000 sls; Cop
per King. 500 vi. 1000 si4; Missoula Copper.
1000 l24a. 1000 Is; Dom Paul, 1000 30; Sonora,
5000 2. 1900 ~; Iaclede. 1880 3.s; Nine Mile.
5000 ~ Total, ss,5uo. t2.5ss.lo.
Thursday Afternoo,--Bu bullion. 1000 IN; North
Franklin. 1910 Az; Sonora. 1900 ,; Copper King.
1909 S.s. 5000 SA,--Total. 1900. el,2i0.
Friday Forynoon-Copper King. 1000 ~;
Echo. 4.OOo IA; Missoula Copper. sou l21s.--
Total 10000. esi2.50.
Friday Afternoon Champion. 1000 81; Son.
ora. 5000 =; Wonder. 1905 2A,-Total. 100,
tliS.75,
Saturday Forsnoon-IAclede. 1000 3; Nine
S.x--rotal. 10000 kH5.
Saturday Afternoons Champion. 1000 So;
Copper King. 1000 81. sou 5hs. 1900 ~; Ala
media 1000 lUx.-Total. 1900. @7l5.
Monday Forenoon-Copper King 1900 81.
1000 So; Echo. 1000 W.: Laclede $500 5; Trade
Dollar. 1000 IN: Sister. i,ooo IL; Wonder. 400
san-Total. 1900, Sa225o.
Monday Afternoon-Champion. 5000 s: North
franklin. 5000 1: Rhode Island. i.OOO N; Rein
deem 100 s.; Sonorn. 100 q Trade Dollar. 1909
li4-Total. 1900, 1l775O
Tueseay Forenoon-Alameda. 1900 ION; Nine
Mile, 10000 4.-Total. H. 900. $G05,
Tuesday Afternoon-Nine Mile. 1000 81;
Rhode Island, 1000 2ta Wonder, 5000 III;
Champion, 100 81. Total. $500 1l3S75.
Wednesday Forenoon Copper King. 1000 o.
al l 600 1GO.
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Notice Of Stockholders Meetine

OFFICE OF THE TEMPLE MINING COMPANY
Limited. Burke Idaho. August ~. 1907.
Notice Ii hereby given that the regular annual
meeting Of the Temple Mining Company. limited.
will lie held In the Office Of the company at
Burke. Idaho At 20 clock pm, Friday September
". 1907, for the election Of board OF directors
for the ensuing year. and for the transaction Of
such other business ~ may legally come before
said meeting.
DAVID GROSS, Secretary.
Aug N-Sep 10 NJ. J. FINNEGAN President.
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The Range Of Prices

The following were the highest
and lowest bid prices at the close
Of any session during the week:
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A majority Of the stocks in the
following list arc being sold only
for development purposes. Most OF
them are traded in occasionally on
the exchange:
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The following were the closing
quotations and sales made at the
afternoon session Of the board yes
terday:
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Closing Quotations
The following were the closing
quotations at Tuesday afternoon
session of the board:
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Sales


Idora. loo 3; Nine Mile. 1910 8. 1000 ~
Park. 1900 3i2.--1otnl, 400, ei8,.75
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Outstandins Assessments

Reindeer Copper and Gold Mining and Milling
Company. limited-levied June 10. one cent. due
July IS. delinquent sale August n. Date Of delin.
quency postponed on July 18th to August 10. On
August 10 the date of delinquency was further
postponed until September9
DIX Consolidated Mining and Milling Com.
pany. levied July g. Ave mills due August 8.
delinquent sale September
Comet Gold and Copper Mining Company.
limited. levied July II. one mill. duo August Is.
delinquent sale September 10.
Mckinley Gold Mining Company. limited.
levied June q. half mill. due July q. dein.
Q,ent sale September s.
Bell Mining Company levied July >. one cent.
duo August .. delinquent sale September ..
Echo Mining Company limited. levied July
10. two mills. due August H. delinquent sale
September 10.
Silver Star Mining Company. limited. -levied
July IL. two and . half mills. due August ".
delinquent sale September II.
Hypotheek Mining and Milling Company.
limited-levied July .. ave mills. due August y.
delinquent sale September n
Pnwhattan Mining Coinpsny-levied July ~.
one mill. due August e. delinquent sale Septem.
Der %.
Jewel Mining Company levied August I. one
mill, due September l. delinquent sale October l..
Advance Mining Company. limited. LEVIED
July 10. two and q half mills, due August -.
delinquent sale September -.
Nine Mile Mining Com pany--levied August 3.
two mills. due September 2. delinquent sale
October 2.
Douglas Mining Company August 8.
three mills. due September Is. delinquent sale
October 4.
Happy Day Mining Company. limited. LEVIED
August 3. Ave mills. due September r. delinquent
sale October 5.
Montana. Idaho Mines Development company
levied August 3. three mills. due August 10.
delinquent sale September 10.
Iron King Mining Company. limited--levied
August 2. two mills. due September |. delinquent
sale October l.
Sheridan Mining and Milling company. limited
levied August q. one mill. due September q.
delinquent sale October Is.
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The Weeks salss

The Weeks Sales
The following table shows the vol
ume of business on the Spokane
hoard during the week,
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Of the Spokane Stock Broken Association:
"a ns,e On stock selling Il than per share ana mot
Tor e :soss selling !. more than 30 the lot oer. a.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1907-03-14
Out Of the Jaws Of Death
Permanently Cured in One Months
Time Of a Serious Kidney and
Rheumatic Trouble.
Was Broken Down, Dishearfened and
Almost Helpless.

GAWhen back condition and suffering
think the herbs bark ncures
taken and rubbed WITH all to
month with
the result feel
of the jaws of DEATH
Thirty years contracted disease of the kidneys and
throwing
though those who through this ordeal
connected spells cOntn
frequent down During
highly colOed, and
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1907-03-14
Re.affirmed Over One Year Later.

HEEMANsyILLE. MICH;-1had been pronounced incurabe
commenced using VtOre. weighed about 100 pounds but
In weighed rs well and hearty
of Kidney Trouble since, and ft 10
twelve years since used the V,.O. w. Il NORCROss
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1907-03-14
ALSO RHEUMATISM, STOMACH AND
EEMALE TROUBLES
as TO-DAY SOUND AND WELL

My kidneys were badly affected, my bowels
were out of order and my stomach was in such q
bad condition that could not eat anything with
out Its almost killing me, also had rheumatism
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1907-03-14

until you are ekeeP your wallet closed until you know.
not do not at cent, tor
there is nothing to for You for the the
not help you the matter ended You have nothing to return
No. the DEAL We all the risk nothing lose.
liberal oser Over million accepted it,
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-10-01
NEW YORK STOCK MARKET.
Features Of the Days Dealings In All
the Leading Stocks.

New York. Sept 30.-The movement OF
prices In the stock market today was re-
sarded as due rather to the adjustment
of speculative contract among profession
al operators than to any new view of this
conditions The professionals were heavy
sellers on tie short side last week and
they took advantage Of the outside SELL
ing attracted over the Weekend to cover
extensive short lines today. The selling
induced b. last weeks sharp decline was
most pronounced today for London ac-
count From the lower level of prices at
the start there WAS Il brisk recovery and
Il show of vigorous strength for a time,
but with reduction of the short interest
and the SatiStac ton of the demand from
the source the market sank back into Il
mood of uncertainty and of irI ocular tluc-
tuations. Tie money market reflected
the preparations for the OCtobe: settle
lEcntS as is usually the case on the last
day of the month. but the strain was So
far short OF str.n@ency that the effect
was rather to increase the disposition of
the ShcrtS to cover. Call mOney did not
80 above 6 Per cent. The later dullness
of the stock market was due in part to
the poStpOnemcnt beyond the expected
hour of the delivery CT President Roose-
velt's speech ut Canton making it possi-
BILE that its publication will be delayed
until after the days session of the stock
market was over.
Copper weakened in London again, but
TO change Was announced here. The SELF
ing of stocks for London account here
was an element in tie recovery in the
foreign exchange rate. The punishment
administered to the shorts in Canadian
Pacific was illustrated in q 13 point rise
in that stock ard the disposition of bears
to cover elsewhere was emphasized
Ponds were irregular Total sales, par
valne. VI .h6.H0. United states bonds Wer.
unchanged OF. call.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-10-01

to the monument, to the actual top OF
the structure is 1873 feet inches. the
mausOleum itself being 80 feet 6 inches
high above the summit of the mound
The top Of the dome has an oculus Ii
feet in diameter through which
comes a softened light which adds
greatly to the beauty of the interior.
The mausOleum is IS feet 9 inches in
diameter In the center Of the floor
beneath the dome stand the sarcophagj
containing the bodies Of the President,
and Mrs. Mckinley; and in inches on
and north side of the domes are the
caskets containing those of the two
daughters, Ida and Mary, who died in
infancy
Huge Doric columns are placed
around the interior in such a manner
as to appear half buried in the sides
of the building. The floor is of mosaic
marble having been brought from
many states for the purpose.
Half way down from the top Of the
125 granite steps that lead up to the
main entrance on the south side of
the mausOleum stands an heroic
bronze figure of President Mckinley
representing him in the attitude
usually assumed when speaking-his
left hand holding roll of manuscript,
and the right hand in the trousers
pocket. Behind the figure is a bronze
chair cncirced with a wreath, and
draped with the flag of the United
States. The bronze figure which is
nine feet high stands on a pedestal Is
feet from the base to the feet of the
figure
Twenty acres of ground were
purchased by the monument commits
sion and the utmost art Of the land
scape gardener has been lavished upon
the grounds. Natural streams flow
past the base of the mound, and trees
and flowers beds have been arranged
with an eye to the greatest artistic
beauty. From the entrance to the
grounds on the south to the foot Of the
mound is $50 feet, and along this dis
lance a double driveway 175 feet in
width has been constructed. Between
the two sides of the driveway. is a
lagoon which is constantly filled with
fresh water. Long rows of trees flank
the lagoon and the driveways
The mauSOleum and grounds have
been built and arranged at a cost Of
100000, and it is the intention of the
commission to raise an endowment
fund of $l50,OO0 which precludes
the charging of a fee for admission: /,
At the next meeting Of the
mausoleum trustees, custodians ,will2be
chosen, and it is the intentionstos ask
for the indefinite detail of soldiers Of
the regular army to guard the tomb. 3.
The architect was II. Van Buren,
Magonigle of New York and the
designer Of the bronze figure standing
before the mausoleum was Charles
Henry Niehaus.