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Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1908-04-30
evada First National Bank of TOnOI
UNCLAIMEDLETTERS

List of unclaimed letters remaining
in the Tonopah, Nevada, postoffice
for the week ending April 20, 1908
When calling for them please say
they are advertised. A fee of one
cent will be charged on each of the
following:
Antoine Boss, Chas. Barrett, Size
Burgess, Daniel Burhanan, Mrs. H.
Bormermann, Hugh Billinger, H. G..
Bats. Mrs. Lyden L. Bros, Pete Bush,
Richard BUSTED, Mr.. R. Bnowen,
Mrs D. Chamberlain, Mr.. Chas. Crou,
Martin Costello, Luka Curciez. Miss
Lizzie Childa, Lizzie Craag, Theodore
Cortez, Chas. Dougherty, Chas. Dor
rob, Mr.. E. H. Dougherty, Mrs. M. J..
Dougherty, Martha Dawson, w. F.
Daniel, w. H. Donaldson, Fred Ford,
Miss Ada Gallagher, Bode d. Graham,
Mrs. l.. Gamble, Mrs. Edw. Hardy.
Misses Green, Mrs. e. j. Hammonds,
Mrs. Mary Caffery, Mrs. H. A. Holm
berg, Mrs. l.. Hirschberd, 7. j. How
ard, Clarence Keller, Mrs. E. Kauff-
man, Fred Ran, ]. c. Jones, Mrs. Al
bert johnson, Dud Kelley, Christine
Fehi, Clarence Learmost, H. A. Lem
mon, John McLans, Robert Martin, J
w. Moody, Mrs. j. G. Mullen, ]. Null
len. J.. H. Morgan, Frank Mills, Sal.
vatioh Army, M. Nichols, J. S. Olivee
John Nattrass (2), Tyndall Phepps
T. Ryan, H. j. Reynolds, Mrs. E. ]
Reynolds, Ed. Rapp, Fred Rice, A
Pancera, w. w. Stevens, William
Shining, T. E. Stephens, Minnie Stan
ley, j. w. Simons, ]. Sheridan, A
Pelieu, Frank Schaffer, Louis Sands
E. Thompson, Mrs. Thompson, JOSEPH
Thomson, John Tippett, VIM. Van
druff, Antoine Vucica, Mrs. r. L
Woodward, N. w. Williams, Wesle.
]. Wheaton. w. E. Wilisey, William
Wandall, Tonopah Brokerage Com
lpany, E. H. Thompson, d. A. Wheel
ock, F. Warner, A. B. Wheeler
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1908-04-30
ELKS' CHARITY
BALL TONIGHT
WILL BE THE BIGGEST SOCIAL
EVENT OF THE SEA-
SON.

Beauty and fashion will reign SUI
preme at the Elks charity ball to-
night at the Miners Exchange hail.
In every city the charity ball is re-
garded as the social event of the sea-
son, and so it will be in Tonopah.
The -four hundred" will be in evl-
dence and there will be large num-
Der of beautiful gowns displayed.
The grand march will be led b.
Past Exalted Ruler L. A. Gibbons
and Mrs. Gibbons, and following will
come the officers of the lodge ac-
cording to their rank.
The decorations of the hall were
finished yesterday afternoon, and the
p ace now looks like regular fairy
land. The entire credit for the dec
Grating is due tow. X. Wise, for il
was by his untiring efforts and knowl-
edge in the art that has TRANSFORMS
the appearance of the hall to its pres
ent condition.
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PERSONAL MENTION

". A. Cheek has gone TO Reno on
hort visit.
\. w. Landquist returned from the
st yesterday.
Judge and Mrs. Mcconnell came uD
n Millers yesterday.
has. Rieger is expected to return
m Los Angeles today.
.. e. Bertram came up from Mil
on a business trip yesterday.
seorge Wingfield passed through
e yesterday ON his way to Reno.
". H. Routledge left yesterday
ming for his home in Sacramento.
4. G.. Waterhouse, manager of tn
N. G. T. & T. Co., returned from
POLITE yesterday.
Hiss M. Mcnamara came over FROM
ldfield yesterday and leaves this
ming for San Francisco
1. ]. Chambers, roadmaster of the
iopah and Goldfield railroad,
le over from Goldfieid yesterda 2
saul Revert left yesterday mornins
Round Mountain, where he wild
after business for the Tonopah
nber Company.
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RAWHIDE JUSTICE
BEHIND The BARS

GOLDFIELD, April 29.-Two In
dictments, each alleging drunken
ness on different occasions, to such
an extent that it rendered him in
capable of properly performing the
functions of his Office, were returned
yesterday against A. D. Armstrong,
Justice of the peace at Rawhide, by
the Grand Jury of Esmeralda county.
Armstrong was brought into Gold
field yesterday morning by Deputy
Tom Cullom, from Rawhide, and is
now confined in the county jail. He
will not discuss the matter, but it is
understood that w. F. P. Fogg and
James Donovan are to defend him,
and that he is prepared to deny speci-
fically all allegations made against
him in the indictments.
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DUNTERFEITING
! GANG CAPTURED

CORTLAND. Ore, April %
at is believed to be a desperate
nterfeiting gang has been broken
at Vancouver, Wash, with the ar
! Of Lou Turner and James Lucas.
iris Ramsey, third member of
gang. was picked up in Portland.
Iner has served sentence at Fol
4. Cal, for counterfeiting. and the
Dr. members of the gang are be-
ed to be responsible for bogus
iey that has been circulated lately
he Pacific Northwest.
turner was arrested in Seattle IN
fch on a similar charge. but was
sharged for lack of evidence.
bhen Connell of the Treasury De
}ment was convinced that Turner
guilty. however. and had him fol-
ed when he left Seattle. The two
e at Vancouver for four weeks
N the authorities became con-
led they we're making bad money
the haul was made.
With the arrest Of the men sus-
ed. conclusive evidence OF their
Arlous work was discovered. A
plete outfit. with a number Of
n Just ready for plating. was
IA IN the rooms Of the men.
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CHANGE FORM OF
Entertainment
MINSTRELsY SCHEDULED FOR
SUNDAY NIGHT CHANGED
TO SMOKER.

The minstrel entertainment which
was to have been pulled off on the
night of the Eagles-Elks ball game,
will be superseded by a smoker. Yes
terday afternoon the committee re-
ceived word from Goldfield that the
minstrels would be unable to appear
and now they are hustling around to
secure talent for several stunts that
will be pulled off.
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FEB KENDALL
IS OPTIMISTIC
ALL LEASERS IN THE CAMP OF
RAWHIDE STAYING WITH
PROPERTIES.

Zeb Kendall, who has been in Raw
hide for the past week looking over
his mining interests there, returned
from that camp yesterday.
"All the mining properties seem to
be going ahead better than ever, .
said Mr.. Kendall, yesterday, "an1
new strikes are reported daily. All
the leasers in the camp are staying
with their claims and those who have
failed to encounter any rich ore are
still hopeful and are rapidly pushing
the work ON their claims. A num-
Der of shipments were made from
several of the small leases while
was there.
"a new strike was made on one Of
the leases on the Bluff company
ground on the afternoon that left
The strike was made on a crosscu
on the SO-foot level and | brought il
sample and had it assayed. The
returns we're $3.50 a ton The ledg'
had been broken into only two fee
at the time of my departure, SO
can't state how large the body of or
is. 1t is expected that better value
will be obtained at depth.
They have started to break tn
ground for the new railroad an,
there is no doubt in my mind tina
the work will be finished. ME roa
lis expected to be completed som
time in the fall
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TRIES TO MURDER
YOUNG HUSBAND

LOS ANGELES, April 29.-Mr,
Mary E. Dodge, the young daughter
in-law of Alfred Dodge of Dolgeville
fame in New York and Southern Cali
fornia, was lodged In the County
Hospital tonight ON an insanity CON-
plant, after desperate attempt on
the life of her husband. Fritz Dodge.
and threats to kill others and her.
self.
Young Dodge and his wife. who
live in Dolgeville, had frequent quar-
rels. 1t appears. and a week ago he
left his home. Today he returned to
get his laundry and other articles.
and Mrs. Dodge procured revolver
and pursued him. She chased him
, through the house in her efforts to
get shot. and fred twice Just as he
vaulted a fence. but missed. Then
she locked herself in her room aud
declared she would shoot anybody
who approached and then commit
suicide.
After trying for hours the officers,
repeatedly confronted by the gun and
threatened with bullets, coaxed the
woman out and pluloned her arms,
She was arralgned before an Alham-
bra justice and brought here for safe
keeping. !, Is believed her mind has
been slightly unbalanced for soma
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IRISTY'S FAMOUS
VAUDEVILLE STARS
|KEs ITS FIRST APPEARANCE
|AT BUTLER THEATER FRI
DAY EVENING.

N arrangements are now com
ed for Christy's famous vaude-
3 troupe to appear at the Butler
ater, Friday evening. The COM
" is just closing an engagement
Goldfield, where they we're quite
cessful. Several who have wit
sed the show at Goldfield pro-
nee it to be of the best. In ad-
on to the troupe, moving picture
he usual high class will also be
Rn. There will be but one per
nance, commencing at s p. M
lasting in the neighborhood OF
and a half hours. The price o!
will be children rs cents
adults so cents. Tonight We
again witness the amateurs in
r various stunts. Last Thursdas
such a successful performance
d the management can have little
4 of a small attendance.
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1908-04-30
'ECIAL TRAIN
FROM MILLERS

Killers is to have special train to
the big ball game Sunday. Judge
lyonnell Of Millers came up from
I place yesterday and perfected
arrangements for the special. It
Expected that nearly the entire
ulation of the desert city will take
antage of the opportunity. The
n will return Sunday evening.
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IS HELD
To GRAND JURY
CHARGED WITH RECEIVING
STOLEN PROPERTY-UNDER
$4,000 BOND.

o. S. Avery was yesterday bouni
over to the Grand Jury on the charge
of receiving stolen property. A num-
Der of the boys who sold property to
Avery were in court and testified.
Avery's bonds were placed at $4,000,
and in default of these was placed in
the county jail.
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1908-04-30
FUNERAL OF LATE,
I. H. ECKLES

The funeral of tire ate 7. H..
F'ckles will take place tomorrow af-
ternoon from the Ticsbyterian
church and will be under the auspices
Of the Masonic 10 lgc. If which de-
ceased was prominent member. TIL J
interment will be III the fral Gene
terry. The Order of Eastern Star win
attend.
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souIREs GOES TO RAwHIpE

c. r. Squires, who has been con-
Quoting the Metropolitan Meat Ma,
ket, has sold his interests in the same
and moved to Rawhide. where h. is
engaged in the butcher business. Mi.
Sluires' interests were purchased b.
John, T. Stenuff.
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1908-04-30
Public Auction.

will sell at Public Auction, Nay
4th, 1908, at 10 O'Clock. in the rail-
road yards, coal contained in car G.
NJ. 1926, account unclaimed by con-
signee. We reserve the right to re-
iect any or all bids.
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NOTICE.

HE MANAGEMENT or THE
MANIA WILL CONSIDER 1T A
V0R IF PATRONS OF THE Pa
b WILL REFRAIN FROM PUR-
AsING THE PAPER FROM ANY
THE CARRIERS, AS THIS is
kICTLY PROHIBITED REGU-
b CARRIERS HAVE NO AUTH
kTY TO SELL PAPERS.
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1908-04-30

Location notices in triplicate-
handiest affair for prospectors and
miners-contains carbon-150 mo-
tees in book For sale at the Bon
ANA Office
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1908-04-30

Location notices in tripiicate-
handiest affair for prcspectors and
miners contains carbon-150 MOI
tees in book For sale at the Bon
ANA Office.
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1908-04-30

Journals, cash books and 1edgers-
Just the thing the merchant needs
best that can be made. For sale at
the Bonanza office.
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North and south via beats
EFFECTIvE MARCH 26th.
(Local or Pacific Time.)
ALL TRAINS RUN DAILY.

Through Pullman Service III DutH
directions. Dining car service in
both directions beyond Nina.
Through Buffet Service on All Coast
and Eastbound Trains in Both Direc-
TONS via Beatty, Tidewater Rd. and
Ludlow, Santa Fe.
H. r. H.ANLIN, w. d. FORSTER,
Gent. Supt. GenL Pass. Agt.
Tonopah. Tonopah.
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We deliver our gooos, so send in
your orders to II. j. Hall & Co., for
wet goods. Phone 812. II
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maseur night tonight a, the Hat
rheaseF,
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Amateur night tonight at the But
Ter Theater.
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relations existing between close
people this
institution being THEIR bank / YOURS?
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The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1908-08-14
STRIKERS FIRE AT CARS
Men In Ambush Shoot At Soa-Cnio,
Men In Alabama

Birmingham. Ala srec.z! rzs-
sanger train o. the Birmingham Als--
s-sl Read. bearing no1-rricc miners
r1dsT V-o:sctioa q the Alabama Nz.
t-oczl Guard s1d deputy ste..Es &C
ne coal mines ~ BIoc.o,, vas f-s5
o. :. O'Clock Il the morning. Three
Z=7 we're killed and elsTsa wounded,
no Of whom probably Eill die.
Tie killed: John !. Collins, CO...
duc-oT; O. 2. Dent. deputy s1erE;
Willard Eo-sil. loa-u1io- utae-.
T.= wounded: = c. Br-sot. dep
uty shsT.z: ! 3. co.1et,. deputy
sheriff; z. z. Cox. s17srin.e-deat ci
zinss; Z E Cross. chief eis.k; Mz.o;
? H Dodge. superintendent CT szs=.y;
J. C. Johnson. deputy shs-.E: J. c.
Martin. wounded IN head: V. H VI.
Aliy, soldier; a J. MYe-, isbo7s-;
n = Pearson, soldier: Robert Sig
zol-
Dogs we're hurried 20 the scene AM
tooz trails through the woods directly
10 the union quarters Eight asEro-s
we're arrested and oths. arrests are
expected
The affair has caused v.5cso-ssd
indignation. and general demand r.
being made nat vigorous STEPS be
taken looking 10 the p-eser7s,io. 0.
order.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1908-08-14
Stale of Maryland
DDdPFEL WILL CASE sETTIpn

Chestertown Especially At con
ference OF the lawyers representino
the opposing sides, the celebra,as
Dimpfel will case was compromisos
A decree was passed sustaining tbn
legality of the marriage, as confand
ed for By the plaintiff, and Mrs
Woodall, who was formerly Nirs
Dimpfel, Is TO receive the incorn
from the estate, amounting To AZ
900, until her daughter, Maria H.
Legitimacy OF whose birth was con
tested point in the case, becomes o.
age, when she is to receive tho an
tire estate.
Miss Maria is now 16 years old
This case has been in the courts foS-
two years and grew out Of the ma
riage of Mr.. W. O'Sullivan Dimnfel
who at the time OF his marriage bea
been divorced by the courts OF NeN
York with forfeiture of the right ~
remarry. 1t was of this union tbot
Miss Maria was born, and her az
torneys held that she was the legal
heir 10 the Dimpfel fortune.
The plaintiff was represented h.,
William H. Cooper, OF Wilmington.
H. w. yickers & Son. OF Chester
town. The costs will be paid bv Tho
plaintiff according to decree of
court.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1908-08-14
SENATOR ". B. ALLISON DEAD
Spent More Than Half His Life in
National Service.
Dean of the Upper House OF Con.
gress Victim of Kidney Trouble
at Dubuque uowa) Home.

DUBUQUE. Iowa.-United States
Senator ". B. Allison died at his
home here after suffering for two
weeks from a prostate enlargement
complicated with disease Of the kid
ne-. He died in a period OF uncon'
sciousness.
He vent TO Congress in 1853, hay-
ing been elected for the first time in
the preceding fall. For forty-three
Of the succeeding forty-fve years he
has bean z man TO be reckoned Win
~ Washington, D. c.
He was born in z logcabin in Perry,
Wayne County, Ohio, on March z,
1929. The son Of pioneer farmer,
he had q hard struggle for an ecIca-
ton, earning himself the DoRey
which took him through Alles lany
and Western Reserve Colleges, en-
ploying the familiar method OF t. h
ing school which has enabled 81 my
members OF Congress TO gef -aeir
start in life. He was admitte@ o the
bar il 1851 and soon afterws ! went
to Iowa and settled ar Dubuque, ever
stterward his home. He had been in.
politics in Ohio, and kept in them in
Iowa. An Ohio birth and an Iowa
training give man an exceptional
advantage IN the game OF politics.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1908-08-14
WRIGHTs a-snLE FLIGHT.
Now Begins \ New Era in Air Navf.
CATION" is Comment.

L Hans. Fralcs-ln his ssrooIsae
Wilbur Wright made most srcc sss-
nj fight the distance being estinat-
q vs-io1sly 81 from one and four
--1cs 70 two and q quarter miles.
ae as-o7lare moved so rapidly that
: vas difficult 20 determine accurate
: EoE far j. few and the length Of
tine the fight occupied. Hart o.
Ee-g, Wright brothers manager. an
Co1ncsd the Official tine as ! min
NE and IS seconds: other persons
thought the ss-op,ane did not travel
taste. than thirty miles al hour.
Sut whatever the tine or distance,
the Eight sstonishsd and delighted
u, who saw il, including such an ex-
per- OF heavier than air machines as
Archosscon, Who exclaimed enthusi-
as-icslly:
Nov. indeed. begins a new era in
s.r navigation
Wright did not try to fy a long dis
.7ac7; his purpose vas only 20 try out
Is seropiaue IN public His perfect
-ssts-y Of the aeroplane, It, oSeds-
sacs 20 hin. most impressed the few
spectators who we're invited TO the
IS. among them being several
F-s-en seronsuts and Two Russian
any officers
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1908-08-14
CUsDnNs A CANDIDATE
Cuts Snort His Vacation and Will
Confer With Political Friends.

Lake Forest, Ill.-"I shall certain
II make an effort to succeed Senator
Allison" said Governor Cummins,
when lie was told Of the Senator's
death and asked concerning his polit-
ical intentions. He refused, however,
to say what he would dc regarding
the Senatorship during the unexpired
portion of Senator Allison's term,
which ends on March 4, 1909. Gov
e-nor Cummins will cut short his va
cation and return TO Des Moines.
The death of Allison is hard blow
10 the "Old Guard" which had al
ready begun 10 lose its dominating
influence in the Senate.
Allison's place will undoubtedly be
filed first By the appointment and
then By the election of Governor
Cunnins. who is another radical, and
opposed TO much if not all that the
other remaining members of the "Old
Guard" stand for. 1t is the begin
ming OF the greatest change that has
taken place in the Senate in many
years.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1908-08-14
FOUGHT FOR GIRL THEY LOVED

Hagerstown Especially A fight
over a Hagerstown girl>>took place
on the path leading from Pen-Mar
Park to the Blue Mountain Housa
between young man from Wavnes-
boro and young man from Hagers-
town, both suitors OF the young lady
An argument arose between the
rivals and they determined to settle
The dispute by fighting in the pres
ence Of the girl they both loved. The
Waynesboro man received an upper
tut that knocked him out. He was
unconscious for several minutes.
The young lady, shocked, prompt
" tainted. DR.. Joseph Herring. OF
Westminster, who is encamped along
he mountain path, rendered medical
aid. The young lady was taken to
The station placed on board an cleo
tric car and taken TO Waynesboro.
The Waynesboro man was hauled
home in a carriage. Detective Lum
Meade and Park Policeman Feeney
arrived on the scene after the fight
was over
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1908-08-14
S-s:u.atiea in Wheat
EesuonsIb,e For Failure

C5.ez-o.-Specalztioa il wheat Is
E-i1 20 have been II part al iszs- re-
soo-s.b,e for the troubles OF the
Pllsor-= Company - Minneapolis.
zad i part also heavy decline il
the sale OF American Eour abroad
Members Of the company have
tE=a prominently identified nth
mammoth wheat deals In -1e Mime
1.7oiis and Chicago markets for years
Four years ago. VIXEN BLACK rust So
-.o-siy damaged the spring wheat
crop. the P.ilsbzr! syndicate vas
ez.ght largely short sni lost aszri:
s1.oee.nee. Two Years ago the sane
syndicate vas Ehipss~ed. being ling
OF = declining market. and lss- yss-
= g1sss=d the marker wrong again.
This summer -hea crop conditions
\ the Northwest we're brilliant. the
Pills5rrys sold September short
1<zios. their holdings OF old spring
=nezt. but the sensational -5oo-ls
concerning damage by rust AID hligas
caused the market % rise suddenly.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1908-08-14
MAIL FACILITIES POOR.

Denton Especially .-Pursuan 10
request made to the Postofice De-
partment by bankers and other rep
resentative citizens of Denton for a
restoration of the north-bound after
noon mail via Ridgely, ". C. Hick-
man, of the Postoffice Department,
has been here this week, comforting
with the postmaster and other bust
ness men with reference 10 the de-
sired increase in mail facilities.
The Afternoon mail north via Ridge
ly was taken OF a few months ago,
and since then the banks, newspapers
and other business men have thereby
been greatly inconvenienced 1t is
generally believed that the service
will be restored.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1908-08-14
GREAT PlLSSURY HILLS
IN HANDS OF RECEIVERS
Worlds Largest Flour ksaufsc-
turing Company in Trouble.
GRAIN SPECULATION REASON
Co1ce-n < An Esiish CorPo-=1-sz-
Mills 70 Co1nz1e 20 RD-Re-
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ward Rec-Ez1izatioa.

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9l--soz-E NILS l. 3 All {. -.-1 -zss-
elevators. CT With MI : = ~ ls-E-
~ = -es -o-15s TIE Pzlssz5s zo5
Aac1o- MIis s-d elevators All -Ae
Lincoln Mi - A1okE T-s en-
pzEEs o7-po. = z5.sfa barrels Of
-cz- daily. -1.ca !. distributes
( throughout tts -c-,i :! Esz< C
$3.50 sgs-c.ss
re co--zo- : practically oE-s-
+ = t1s s.ock q tss N.--=z-oIss NIL
< ccZpE-. Q. Minnesota, ard tA= S.
3 .ot-cog Water Power Co-vE!. o.
E G.oz=5ts- -!th Eats- rights he
+ Minneapolis NH Co-PzaE. o. Es-
s-ssl r-zcc;cz1i. o-zs tie capital
s-o-E OF the PslisS--E-W
( Flo-- Mills COMPANY. aoi TIE Mine
slol-= MI COMPANY c--s -1= SICK
( .. TIE Minneapolis All Ncr.1s-z EsA
{ Ts-o- Cozrzo.. controlling 11s gal,
I elevators
!: -as asserted ~ the hearing ths.
I tie Plisbzry-WSAha-a Flozr Mills
Company tai done bzSi-sss CT
So .091,9 & the las. Escz. rear.
I bit the Il. earnings OF tte co-rzny
have ben decreasing sTe- si-c= &
+ cane into English hz-ts II tie las.
ter ?ears the! have declined t-cz
ss-2ss1 20 s4s1.e95.
he unsecured Indebtedness Of the
E co1ps7! 4 So 81 nora thar 5000
E 600 Tie assets ara estimated z:
s3-59o.o0e- Tie COMPANY has $500. :
4 coo Of is r-odCc: stored L t-srty-
/ Sra States oatsit O. Minnesota The
f-ck Tzizs {. lis assets ezc==is s15,-
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