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The Oskaloosa herald. (Oskaloosa, Mahaska County, Iowa) 1885-1919, 1907-10-03
TERMS OF COURT.

Assignment of the terms of the dis
trict court of Iowa in and for the
Sixth Judicial District, for the years
1908 and 1909, as directed by Sec.
232 of the Code of Iowa. 3
In compliance with the said section
it is ordered that the time for COM
mencing the terms Of said court in
the several cou1ties of said district
during said time be and are fixed as
follows:
The Oskaloosa herald. (Oskaloosa, Mahaska County, Iowa) 1885-1919, 1907-10-03

"A Springfield, Mo-, man who has
had his house fun of his wife's kin
ever since the two-cent rate has been
in effect is hoping the fare win be
raised to FIVE cents.
The Oskaloosa herald. (Oskaloosa, Mahaska County, Iowa) 1885-1919, 1907-10-03

The number of workers at Pana-
ma last July was $4,000, an increase OF
10000 over the same month of 1906,
yet the sick list was smaller this year
by 30 per cent.
The Oskaloosa herald. (Oskaloosa, Mahaska County, Iowa) 1885-1919, 1907-10-03
Ria Demand rorI output.

The Interstate Manufacturing Com
pany, makers OF the ,Oskaloosa fur
naces. have been working to the limit
for several weeks past They had
big reserve stock, but the demand for
the goods is making things hum this
fall.
The Oskaloosa herald. (Oskaloosa, Mahaska County, Iowa) 1885-1919, 1907-10-03

Mahaska farmers seem to have
learned the important art Of raising
good crops after a late springs bad
start.
The Oskaloosa herald. (Oskaloosa, Mahaska County, Iowa) 1885-1919, 1907-10-03

Must the republican party in
Iowa be defeated before it can bury
factionalism asks the Tama Herald.
The Oskaloosa herald. (Oskaloosa, Mahaska County, Iowa) 1885-1919, 1907-10-03

Cornelius o'Neil, negro who
claims to be the champion of Illinois,
laid $1,000 brick at Litchfield in eight
hours.
The Oskaloosa herald. (Oskaloosa, Mahaska County, Iowa) 1885-1919, 1907-10-03

Thought for the day suggested by
writer in the st. Louis Globe-Demo-
crat: BE sure you are wrong before
you back up.
The Oskaloosa herald. (Oskaloosa, Mahaska County, Iowa) 1885-1919, 1907-10-03

Days and nights are now Of almost
equal length, with the nights gaining
gradually.
The Oskaloosa herald. (Oskaloosa, Mahaska County, Iowa) 1885-1919, 1907-10-03
AROUND THE CIRCUIT.

Burlington Hawk-Eye: Oskaleosa
will entertain the first state conven-
ton of the boys department of the
Y. NJ. c. A. The convention could not
have gone to a better town. No doubt
the meeting will be a success and the
delegates will be as glad of the fact
that they went to Oskaloosa as the
town will be of the opportunity to
greet them and show them one of the
best towns of her size in the whole
country.
The Oskaloosa herald. (Oskaloosa, Mahaska County, Iowa) 1885-1919, 1907-10-03
RECEIPT FOR a GOOD TOWN.

Grit
Vim
Push
Snap
Energy
SCHOOLS
Morality
Churches
Har m ony
Cordially
Advertising
Talk about it
Write about il
Cheap Property
Speak Well of it
! A Healthy Locality
Help to Improve
Advertise in its Papers
Paronize its Merchants
A Good Country Tributary
Honest Competition in Prices
Faith Exhibited by Good Works
Make the Atmosphere Healthy
Fire all croakers, loafers and dead
beats. Let your object be the wei
fare, growth and promotion of YOU
town and its people. Speak well Of
the public spirited men, and alec be
one of Ihem yourself Be homes witt
all your fellow men. Prescribed by
the Tama Herald.
The Oskaloosa herald. (Oskaloosa, Mahaska County, Iowa) 1885-1919, 1907-10-03

Newton Journal: Perhaps we don't
know, but we honestly believe that
Newton is sleeping on her opportuni-
ties in the matter of interurbans. A
number of county towns in Iowa are
making extra efforts to secure these
lines, and the evidence from all quar-
tiers is to the effect that they are the
very best means to obtain trade, in
crease population, and in every way
to advance the best interests of towns
that can be had. Opportunity knocks
at the door but once" Just think
what a benefit to the trade of our
town would be the completion OF an in
terurban from Oskaloosa via Peoria,
Galesburg and the rich country through
which the line would pass.
- -
The Cedar Valley Republican, speak
ing of Mr. Kendall's candidacy in the
Sixth district, says that If he can bind
up the wounds which have been in
fiicted in that district. resulting last
in the defeat of one of the brainiest
men Iowa ever sent to congress. he
will be doing good work. With
out such binding together of the re-
publican forces, the Sixth district is
hopeless proposition" the Republi-
can believes.
New Sharon Star: Oskaloosa peo-
pie did good part in the matter of
attendance at our fair. the afternoon
special train on Thursday and Friday
bringing up large numbers and many
came on the early train. We were
glad to see them, glad to have them
with us, and they were unanimous in
declaring we had a good fair.
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Burlington Hawk-Eye. At Oskaloosa
the farmers had ideas of their own,
with regard to the manner in which
the city disposed OF her garbage and
sewage. The city began building a
sewer. which was to empty into
Spring Greek. The farmers objected
to the poisoning or polluting OF this
water course, and after a spirited
fight they won out. No doubt, Oska-
loosa, or at least very large major
lily OF her citizens, share the view OF
the farmers. And ere long that will
be the generally accepted view in ev-
cry section Of the state. For, If oska-
oosa has the right to poison and to
poliute that water course, then some
body else who chooses, to do 50 can
The Oskaloosa herald. (Oskaloosa, Mahaska County, Iowa) 1885-1919, 1907-10-03

I'm Georgia blind pig is called a
peekabooze.
New-York tribune., 1907-10-30
NO W4NAM4KER DEAL.
Denial Of Reported Business Combi-
nation zcith John CIafin.

1t reported in the commercial newspap pcrs
yesterday that John Clafin. president Of the H. b.
Clafin Company and John Wanamaker held long
that negotiations were pending or might be pend
ing between the two in regard to a combination of
interests Mr. Clafin made the following state
ment yesterday to a Tribune reporter:
There have been no negotiations whatsoever be-
tween Mr. Wanamaker and myself with view OF
acquiring his business or businesses for myself or
for the Associated Merchants Company"
Have any plans been made for a conference in
regard to this matter?' he asked.
No was the
Nr. Williams, the financial manager Of Mr. Wana-
makers interests in this city later gave this state
ment TO the reporter:
There is truth in the talk that the Associated
Merchants Company may take over the Wana-
maker store There have been no negotiations with
the Associated Merchants Company. There is no
semblance of truth in the report reason for IT,"
Asked if the statement made In Of the com
mercial newspapers that Mr.. Wanamaker had been
receiving financial assistance from A. d Juilliard
was true, Mr.. Williams said IL was not
Neither Mr.. Wanamaker nor his sons" man
close to Mr.. Wanamaker. said yesterday will ever
let this store get out of their control There IS no
need for it. The firm Is all right financially and
Mr.. Wanamaker has S12.G0O0o0 worth OF real estate
upon which he could raise all the money hs might
need, II the necessity should arise"
Mr.. Wanamaker left this city for his home In
Philadelphia last night The stores Of the Wana-
maker company. in this city and Philadelphia are
capitalized at $500 000 each.
New-York tribune., 1907-10-30
IN THE AUCTION ROOMS.

In the Real Estate Exchange saesrooms yesterday
James l. Wells sold No 927 169th three story
frame tenement house 20XS73 feet Henry
Miller for 50 400 Marx sold plot 5Ox100 feet
Carpenter 100 feet north of 2tOci
St to Joseph Kucera. for $4,000.
The premises 661 to 6T9 Lenox five six story
fathouses with plot 100 iox1oo feet
parcel 1Ix120 feet. the southwest corner OF Gsth
and Fifth ave- % Market slip scheduled
to be sold They will offered November II
In the auction to-day Bryan L. Kennedy VIII
offer for sale No 246 story brick
stable 23xlOO feet; Nos 339 and 345 East 116th ST.
four three story dwelling houses SOx100 II
feet parcels fronting IN Edgewater road. between
Craven and Joseph Day will Offer for
Prince three story brick loft building
25xaa : feet No. 317 121st five brick
tenement house. feet: No. a10 East 12lst
five story tenement house lot 20xlOO 10 feet
IS East 10st ST. five story brick tenement house.
with store 2OxOO11 feet and vacant plot 5OX20 feet
side of Shakespeare $50 feet south of
Charles Berrian will seek market for
No 1921 Stebbns ave. a three story frame tenement
house store 555x45 1OX44 6x3i4 feet and Samuel
GoIdscer will offer sale parcel 110x76 ax92 5HiS1d
New-York tribune., 1907-10-30
SHIPPING NEWS.
Port of New York, Tuesday, Oct. 90, 1907.

ARRIVED
steamer Umvou (Br), Robertson. Bussorah septembeT
dates. 20 William IIpls. tr. vessel to Barber q Co.
steamer Cevic ar Clarke Liverpool october ls TO
the White star Line with mdsc Arrived at the Bar
Steamer Katnhdin. Queen Georgetown, : c, October
20 the Atlantic coast Lumber Corporation, with
Steamer Weeha t}r). Harding. London October
70 Philip RuprechL In ballast. Arrived at the at
steamer Bergen Clor) Henriksen CIsnfuogos October
20. 20 the Munson IS Line. in ballast Arrived tho
Steamer Phdias (,r,. Turner New Orleans October 2o
Dover ~ to the Red Star Line with 3iS cab ana ana
iasS sterage passengers and mdse. Arrived
steamer Advance Hammond. CristobaI October 90 20
the Panama n X Ss Line. with ~ passengers
mdse Arrived At the Bar at 3:2s a
Steamer Noordam Dutch, St-UEcr, Rotterdam October
10 and Roulogno tho Holland Anlerca Line Win
800 cabin and 42 steerase passengers and mdse. Ar
Steamer Nincenzo d Giorgio CIor) Jacobsen. Port An
Steamer srglInde CGer Strecker Santos September rs
Funch Edge & 60. with 30 passengers mails and mdse.
Steamer Carib Rich. Georgetown s c. October - and
Wilmington N c, 90 to the Clyde So Co with passen-
Steamer Minuehaha dr, Jackson London October 10.
to the Atlantic Transport Line with 1l0 cabin
Steamer Ocean CDutchl Geseke. Antwerp October 10,
20 Philip Ruprecht. in ballast Arrived at the Bar
steamer Jefferson Dole Newport News and Norfolk 10
steamer saratoga. from Havana. Passed in Sandy
sandy Hook. 7. Oct % oao n,--wmd northwest.
fresh breeze partly cloudy.
SAILED
Steamers Kaiser Wilhelm (Ger>.
Plymouth and Cherbourg; Bulgaria Ger. Naples nnl
pool Ulriken Norl. Norfolk Jacob Bright (r). Pha-
PPmS dPPnn 0feSna SBT AmSy and 10 F%9Ghow via Norfolk;
Princess Anne. Norfolk and Newport News Dorothy.
SolvieE tNor). Saigon. etc.
New-York tribune., 1907-10-30
IN THE PRIVATE SALES MARKET.

Bryan l. Kennedy has sold for Joseph L. Murphy TO
the Venture Realty Company (Morrs T. Baer. presi-
denO No 407 ave. three story brick business
building 2Ox70 The parcel is just south oath
Henry Lampha has sold 10 II X. Stein r.
Beaham NOS $50 and s92 jackson ave. story
dwelling house, 4sxs3 between 1G1st
:C2d sts
John NJ Reid has rcsold for Fraade TO Ferdinand
r. BTaknann No. 1441 30 story building,
25.1xlO2 The seller recently purchased the property
from James II. Schmelzel and Edwin J. Gilies
Peter =. Sherry has sold No. 80 9th
John Nickels. four story business building a
17x1OO feet
Jcmes J. Conner sold fo- jacob Abraham the four
story double fathouse East lO3d ST. on n OF
"a Gxl0O feet. Hugo SteigmIu.
New-York tribune., 1907-10-30
STEAMERS AT FOREIGN PORTS.
ARRIVED.

Plymouth Oct 20, $3.50 Kaiser wilhelm der Crosse
Ger. New York for Cherbourg and Bremen
Queenstown. Oct -. 53I m-Caronia (Rr), New York
for Liverpool.
Gothenburg. oct 25-Gere CSor). Work.
Pillau, Oct 25-Paua Ger. New York.
Huh, oct 2S-Idaho C3r), New York.
MarseilIcs Oct 2s-Italia (Br. New York Naples
Naples. oct 2I-Siclian Prince (Br), New York Via
Mchaels
Bremen. Oct %, 8 D m-Main Ger York
Sydney y w. Oct 2S-Augsburg (Cier). New York VIA
FremantIe, Adelaide, etc.
Havre oct 27-Prins Frederik Hendrix Cputch) New
York via West Indies and Venezuela Amsterdam.
Trieste Oct 23-Francesca (Aust. New York
Naples.
Hamburg Oct 27-Cuyahoga OSrl New York.
SAILED.
santos. oct lT-Yoltaire Brl. for New York.
New-York tribune., 1907-10-30

p,stIuaton aud steamer. Close In New York
Hawaii. Guam auI Philippine Islands
O,ia San FrauclscuJ-Luitcd states
Australia Except WcsD. New Zealand.
samoan Islands. Fit islands and New
Caledonia tyla Vancouver and Victoria.
- CJ-Mlowera Nov g. 500 N,
Hawaii Japan. COTea China and Philip
pine islands Cva san Fraucisco'-Asla Nov 3. 600 m
Japan Corea. China and Philippine Islands
(yla ScattIel-Iyo Maru Nov T. 600
Hawaii san ncsco)-AlRmeia- Nov Il, 600
Hawaii. japan. Corca. China and Philip
pine Islands Cvin san Fraueiscot-Mou-
goiia nov H. 6.s ? m
Tahiti and Ma.qucsas Islands C,ia
Francisco MaTiposn Nov H. 800
New Zealand Australia tcNCcpt NcsU.
Samoan Isgnds and New Caledonia (ya
san FTauCsco- luveric Nov Il. 600
Japan. Curea. China ana PHILIPPINE
Islands Vancouver and Victoria.
C)-Empress of India. Nov n, 500
Japan Corcn and China Especially Rd-
dressed only tyl SeattejKaGa Maru Nov II, 900
New-York tribune., 1907-10-30
MANY BUSINESS LEASES REPORTED.

louis Schag has leased for the United Wine and
Liquor Company top building 32l and 323
West 18Th the Gibson-BaIlou Company for
a Of years Henry Erhns. the ground floor in
building the northwest Avenue 4 and
22d to T. w. Hallam for Of years Albert
Higgons the hfth loft in the building 2iG
23d 20 Charles Grecnberger Co for a term of
years: Thone Brothers first floor in their
concrete loft building No. $50 10
GAINESVILLE Tile Company "A term O years. for
James Beggs Co. the fourth floor fin building
Liberty II. d. Schmidt & Co, tallofs
New-York tribune., 1907-10-30
PAYS 100000 FOR SUBURBAN TRACT.

The Brnestus Gulick Company has sold go OF
land the borough Of Queens 10 a syndicate for
Immediate Development. property between
Flushing and is the line Of the proposed
trolley northward Jamaica Estates. Tho
owners were represented by T. c. NJ Fitzgerald The
rrice was 100000
New-York tribune., 1907-10-30
WIRELESS REPORTS.

The Krouprinz Wilhelm, which reported to SiascoUset
yesterday when l:sl miles Of Nantucket
I.Ehtshp. expected to dock about to day.
The Adratic, which reported TO Cape Race at $50 m
yesterday when 1850 miles east Of Sandy Hook. Is eX-
pected "a dock at $40 III Thursday.
The Carnania which reported Siasconset at noon
yesterday $50 miles OF Sandy Hook. is eX-
Yected dock about 10 a to-day.
The Pennsy vauia which reported to sable Island al
yesterday when 165 miles southeast OF that sta
ton = expected TO dock > a Friday
New-York tribune., 1907-10-30
SEEKS TO FoREcLose A MORTGAGE

action has been begun in Supreme Court by the
trustees of Robert College Of Constannople against
William II Fitner and others forcclose n mortgage
of Sll 900 property the south side I36th ST.
833.4 ave- IGSxJ0Il. The mortgage
was May 2s,
New-York tribune., 1907-10-30

Palermo Oct 22-Carolna Austl from Trieste for New
York: Scania UtaD York. "
Malaga, Oct 23-Erny (Aust) Fiume for Now Yor.
Genoa Oct 26-FIOrida QtaD. New York ~
barbados Oct e6Horatius (Br) from Ayres Tor
Boston and New - - -
Rotterdam. Oct 27-Prome theus (ier) New York
Patras. Oct 23Soha Hohenberg (Aust from Trieste for
New W
PASSED.
SaGres. Oct 2s-Citta dl Messne Utah NeU- yovk vt.
Portland. Me- for MaTseilles. -
Brow Head Oct 29-Patricia York
outh Cherbourg and Hamburg (reported by wireless
telegraph 200 miles south a 2e5 a m)
New-York tribune., 1907-10-30

Fifth ave building with ground floor stores
A new story 5 be added. ornamental facade OF
marble and iron built and electric elevator installed
The improvements are made for Charles A. Gould
as owner and are to cost $4,000. Woodruff Leemng is
tb.
New-York tribune., 1907-10-30
REALTY NOTES.

John y. Goldng has leased to the Carnegie Founda
tion for the Advancement OF Teaching large suite
offices in the Howard Building. southwest OF 9th
and 47th st., for a long years.
The Twenty-hrst Street Company has leased 10 Carl
Guttnan the store. basement build
Ing at Nos ~ and % West 21st for OF years
New-York tribune., 1907-10-30
LEASES FIFTH AVE. HOUSE.

Herbert a. Sherman has leased for Mr.. John Nichols
TO Mrs. Bertha l.. Williams for a term of years, No
AZ Fifth ave, southwest 11th story
brownstone house. for occupancy. Mr. Nichols bought
this property from the late Randolph Guggenheimer.
also No. "A
New-York tribune., 1907-10-30
Notice of Summons.

STFREME COURT NEW YORK 0UNTY.-wIII-Iss LAM
- Kenneaily and M@TsaEs' oo Kn9eay % is's' Ia East
Ssn SIan'S and nathan Iamport dtfendan,s-Summons-
To the above named defendants; -, ,.,r, Il,
sh,s aS9h e snG 70 within tweniy DAYS after the service
~ this summons exclusive Q; the day Of service an,
In case your failure 20 appear, or answer. % S
will be taken against you BY defau" i'' ''e
Dated Now York. August ~ ,--r iSe,- ,,,PE
ofrco and Pos, Once Address No ~ Park Row. B0r-
SS1 Ta constance NJ Andrews. Emily F. Wood and L'
The foresoing summons Is served upon YOU hy pa'
Riancaard ono of the Of the supreme @ SSu and
of New York dated October er6iainr nj in
olce of the clerk County Of New 1SrA .sb 5sy
- oounry ySs 19G the original summons and eonpss an.
having been Hled in said 0fhee on the list DAY
SADs Dated New York. October Is. 1907.
Plaintiffs Atol"B @ Bor-
ONCE and Post Office Address, Ne. IS Park how -
oush Of Manhattan. city Of Ne" NorN-
n County-ArehibaId 4 shenstone Piiants Pisntlnt sur
Lucy Bocquet and Henry IT. jarrett DS9synfsIYou are
hereby summoned 10 answer the complaint ia on the
ffsiGn Pan and attorneys &c %SR GRS f
service Of this summons sHsGsNe a 20 az appear ansTs
iudgment Will be taken against you 0S 3siA-'
p''e0 S'p''i0e' ''s sHESsToNE HARp6NSHSsys Rsi'dSHsys
Plaintiffs te Pine STREET.
O.ce and Post Once Address. No: ~ Y
Borough Of Manhattan. New YORK C1tis yorsgons
To the Defendant. Lucy BOcquet .Ie, LIS pursuant
Summons ts served upon YOU by puoc1.lV, - ana jus
to order OF Hon James A. blanchard ons Sev Y0rS
tces OF the Supreme Court OF the state u ~
dated October Tth. 1907 and filed with SIsrk os ne
summons and Complaint In the oiee , o. s House a.
County the 9Th day OF October: lsV',a ',aI5 IN ss'
summons and Complaint having been nv
Once ON the 9th day OF September. lsV'
SHENSTONE 6 HAR19ssiNntl-
Attorneys for stsst
por0ush PVs 81 MsRSan a&dFss Ssw York Y CITY Sew
New-York tribune., 1907-10-30
GETS a LOAN OF sa1.soo

Jackson Construction Company has lent to Hyman
Davis T. Silvcman S3l5OO lot 25xlOO
the side OF Bryant St. 100 feet south OF
IT2d st
New-York tribune., 1907-10-30
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
MINIATURE ALMANAC

MINIATURE ALMANAC.
sun rises 20, sun sets - Moons .
HIGH WATER.
A N.-Saudy Hook 155 Gov Island 2:3i He'll Gate = -
p NJ SANDY Hook 2O1 Gov Island 2:26 Hell! Gate @:i9
New-York tribune., 1907-10-30
HOUSE TO BE OFFICE STRUCTURE.

Plans have filed with buildings Superintendent
Murphy for relnOGeIEs story house. No. ia
New-York tribune., 1907-10-30
Country Property for Sale or To Let.

- ALE OR RENT.-Elegant 1O-rOOm house; steam heat;
- all improvements. $4,000; terms: rent $50
monthly. ADDISON ELY Rutherford " J.
New-York tribune., 1907-10-30
Country Property for Sale.

NEAR CATSKILI. MOUNTAINS 200 ACRES cont
~ manding fine view of mountains. about 10 miles
fine house. barns farmers water front.
ARCHIBALD Q. FOSS, 80 42d
NOR SALE AT OSSINING. 35 ACRES WITH ELF
Il giant dwelling Apply THOS. LEARY.
Ossining. " Y.
New-York tribune., 1907-10-30
BrOokLun PrOpertu for Sale.

JUST SACRIFICE STORY FRAME HOUSE. o
vi rooms; lot 50X24T. exclusive section. $4,000:
worth 5000. mortgage Si4OO. JOHNSON. 3i3 sum
ave. Brooklyn.
DARIOR FLOOR AND BASEMENT AND STABLE
for horses: yard for only sf5
d~5 Marcy ave OWNER, $40 Ocean Parkway. B'klyn.
New-York tribune., 1907-10-30
Real Estate Wanted.

4 COUNTRY PROPERTY WANTED MAKE A SPE,-
\ cialty - country tuIbe
land full particulars To AFt,TIIBAID
6. FOSS RI 42d
New-York tribune., 1907-10-30
OUTGOING STEAMERS.
rRANsPAcIFIc MAILS.

pr Rio i- Jarrrp IIaub Am. ~ 80 "a IN 100 p m
.uca Nassau. ward ....--.----. .l2.'O 300 = U
IlrIuspy!r t'Iydc- ............. Il 90 IN
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-11-18
LOCAL MARKETS.

Turkeys are beginning 10 arrive m
the local markets in gratifying quaint
ties from Utah sources. Tho receipts
this morning were from Rlchneld. with
sizeable lots coming shortly from Ne
phi aud adjacent territory The In
dicarons point toward plenty OF tur-
keys hut with the price al their pres
ont alttudinous figure. the chances are
not yer, good for lively trading until
turkey costs less money. n is saii that
the eastern turkey crop has NOT pauucl
out well. Ou account of uupr0UItous
weather. but eastern birds ar. latter
than The Utah. because ~ being corn
fed. and corn out hero costs 700 much
money to feed to fowl There ls quit
demand flr Olympia oysters 90 Boz
used lu cocktails. and New York counts
Hra selling we'll But there does not
seem t0 Dor much of 90 can fIr selects.
skaptn4h from the coast have boon pee
ceiged. also grapes. uI large ass1rt-
mouts of nuts ri various kinds Car
lots OF potatoes are received daily now
but me price remains frW. Navel
oranges. bananas and Sow Jersey Gran
berries are at hand In car load lots
Minced meats arc 100 tlC markets. go
prices ranging from 10 lu Hl Hcuts UHI
pound Tine following uri0os Hro OBJ
tanning Foo tnD city market. today
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-11-18
NEW YORK QUOTATIONS.

irorrjy of Utah for several years
Iuf r.g been later connected with
Tho engineering STAG Of the Amcri-
cam smelling a. Refining company
% s only Within the past three
wear. tuut Mr. Hrinsmado has bee
com. a factor boo educational circles,
having devoted bis time. prior 90 1905
entirely ta mctallurgical work, the
limits % which have ranged from
mime surveying and assaying Co mill
designing and mill construction. Dur
.ng Tho past 30 wears he has been
connected with some Of the largest
mining companies of Utah and Mon
tuua
Mr. Brnemudc graduated from
Washington university st. Louis IN
1923. Two years later ne secured
y. s. 40 Lrhigh university Coming
west iu 1897 la became associated
with the Granite Bimctalnc Mnlns
company OF Montana. serving that
company Is chief 1ssayer for about
yeas. A year later hc assisted Prof
ONtrsIruu Iu Che designing Of the
Parrot silver 8ud copper companN's
mill Bt Anaconda. Mont This mill is
tho llrgo.t boz the western states,
ranking "a close second 20 the Calumet
and Heclu min of Michigan. When
the mill was completed, he assisted "a
the erection of the compauys smelter.
which has capacity Of 1900 tons
per day.
Durlnz 1888 and 1899 Prof Brins-
made did The designing OF the UNDER
ground stations and hoists ~ the
Anaconda Copper Mining company.
Later Dice spent O. year in the Argou-
tine Republic Boo South America IN
~ Getting mining property on his
return to America. he spent about a
year 90 Syracuse, y. Y, with the Sal
Yoy Process company which produces
about one-third OF the soda used In
the United States.
More recently Prof Brinsmade has
been professor of mining la the state
school of mines ~ New Mexico. For
short period he did substitute wrlt
iu the University ~ Utah for Prof
overstrom. During the past year
and O. half he has examined several
mining properties iu Utah and Mer-
leo. and also designed part OF the
new smclter which Is being construct
ed at Garfield by the Guggenhelms.
Mr. Brnmade left Salt Lake for
g. Louis about TWO weeks ago
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