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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-06-14
Questions Asked,
Information Given

Qucstion--What S. tho meaning OF
the Latin motto: "Disce. doce. dilige?s
III. ". NJ.
Answer--T'lie meaning Is: Learn.
teach. love-"
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Questlon-How are corn oysters pre-.
pared? r. &c. n.
Answer---Take one pint of grated
corn. ono egg, one cuptul otscreaH. one
cupful of flour. one-half teaspoonful
of baking powder and a pinch OF salt.
Mix thoroughly and bake on a griddla
like cakes.
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Acrc's luck to the sweetest, 5purest and
best of Gods creatures:
May the blossoms that bestrew hel
pathway never lose their frag-
rance.
MATTE PEGRAM KELLEY. .
Ricilmond.
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c9uestion--who Is the author Of the

CHOOSE not alone a proper mate
But proper time to marry?'
L. r.. G.
Answer-,.he author is Cowper.
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Question-What is the smartest
thing in tennis shoes? LIB. c.
Answer7-The smartest thing Just now
for tennis shoes is white huckskin.
They come with cork-filled instead OF
rubber soles, and can be- quickly and \
easily cleaned With pipe clay.
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The June Bride.
Here's health and happiness and JOY
Prosperity. without alloy.
a life one song as sweet in tune
AS the rarcst day in june.
LoTTIE FRASER. y
Lahore, va.
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QuestIon-Can you suggest a remedy
to remove tan caused by salt water
bathing? IT, L. S.
Ansmer---You will need for your bath
some bath bags filled with equal parts
of oatmeal and bran. To a table,
spoonful of each add teaspoon oe
boraN powder. Let tub of boiling
water slowly run While the bags bob
merr!ly In the water, Add the juca
of lemon, and the bath Will be found Z
to be both eflicaciou and refreshing.
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Question--What is the origin of the
old rhyme: "Marry in May, repent al-
Way?'' ~ (, M
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Question-When did Jefferson Davis
receive General Lees message regard
ing the evacuation of Richmond, and
where was he when it was delivered
n, bip,c "a as77s9
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Toast to the .Junc Bride"
May the sun shine every day of your
life.
And not one day of stormy weather.
May he who won this prize for his
wife
Make every care as. light as a
feather. ''NEDRA."
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The Man i Know Hest.

Here's TO him whom know best,
His name you'll not guess soon.
He's as easily read as all the rest
He is known as 1.-The man In til
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AS the rarest day in June.
Here Is to the man l know best,
He is very easily read;
He has honor and truth and all the
rest
viii follow when they are led.
''NEDR.A."
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Answer-This is quoted as proverb
by Ovid 1t is a Russian maxim, AMI
an ancient nursery jingle declares:
'"rhc proverbs teach and common peo-
pie say
It's i'll ITO marry in the month Of
May
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bride;
Here is TO the June sky. flowers
galore,
No flowers SO sweet, no sky so blue
AS the eyes Of the bride adore.
UNSIGNED.
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Question-What steps should per-
son desiring to join the Daughters Of
the American Revolution take?
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1908-02-06
BEAVER COUNTY MINES
MAKING FINE SHOWING

Angus Buchanan, one of the commits
slQners of Beaver county and a resident
OF Milford, who keeps well posted on min
ing conditions in the southern country,
stated yesterday that never in the his
tory of the region about Milford, Frisco
as now, notwithstanding the fact that
Few properties were idle and a few more
were declining to ship ores under pres
ent market conditions.
Mr.. Buchanan says that the Burning
Moscow has developed into a really great
critics in the same vicinity are in line to
make great records during the present
year. Duluth capital, which is behind
the Red Warrior company, is putting
down working shaft on ground adjoining
the Burning Moscow and the opinion is
that big mine is going to be opened in
its possessions.
The Utah Mining, Milling & Transpor-
tatlOn company, which owns the old
Hub mines, has developed a splendid
property there and as General Manager
c. 7. Pritehard is expected out from
plan of campaign for this year. includ-
ing decision as to what shall be done
in the matter of marketing ores, is eX-
pec-ed to be determined upon.
The Commonwealth has a fine prop
erty, but just at present nothing is being
done at the mine. 1t is admitted, how
ever, that the company owns one of the
really big things down there and it's flu
ture, Mr.. Buchanan states, is not at all
in doubt.
Just as soon as the market for the
metals justifies the move" said fhe Wis
critics in our section to make a noise in
the ore market But nearly everybody is
conducting a waiting campaign in that
respect at the present time"
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1908-02-06
SAYS COPPER SURPLUS
Is ABOUT USED UP
pollock Private Wire.)

BiSbee, AriZ., Feb. 5.-Dr. James Doug
lass. head of the Phelps-DOdge prop
critics. is here. Asked as to the present
demand for copper and the probability of
a better price in the future he says:
There is a healthy demand for cop
per in Europe and I judge that the esti-
mated surplus of 900 pounds in Oc-
tober has receded now to less than 10000
900 pounds.
"Three-quarters of the surplus on Oct
l has been disposed of and that at a time
when copper receipts at the eastern re-
fineries from the mines were practically
normal. The result of the curtailment
policy in copper production. which was
four months ago. when the
demand suddenly fell away. was not felt
in New York before January.
1.-THE Copper Queen sold all its surplus
late in the fan and is now selling for de
livery in the spring. We are carrying no
surplus at this time. Copper is now SELL
ing at II and 1414 cents for spring deliv-
cry, while the metal is selling for less
for immediate delivery. and this would in
dictate quite clearly that the consumers
are anticipating an advance in price in
the near future. This opinion, | think, is
fully warranted by the short supply which
will be coming from the mines as a re-
suit of curtailment of the production
during the last three months and which
curtailment must continue until three
months after all the copper reduction
works are back to the maximum of their
capacity as they We're prior to Oct. l.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1908-02-06
BIG MILLING PLANT
FOR CONTACT, NEVADA

Late advices from Contact, New, re-
ceived by II. NJ. Shields, indicate that
this promising camp is far from defunct
as a result of the late unpleasantness.
A company of New York and Seattle cap
italists purpose building concentration
to treat the medium grade ores of the
camp, of which there are considerable
bodies running s per cent copper and up
ward. This company is styled the Con
tact Power & Milling company with of
fees at Seattle. Wash. A. V. Todd is
president and general manager.
The mill will be built on the Little
Salmon river, IN the heart of the dis
trict 1t will be run by electric power,
to be supplied from a plant built up the
river from the mill a distance of four
miles. where a box canyon and large vol
ume of water with a heavy fall makes
such a project extremely feasible. A
traction engine will haul material from
Wells, New. fifty miles distant. Work
is to begin this month on the plant. The
estimated cost of the plant is 100000
An irriga ton scheme for which dam
is now being constructed on the Salmon
river, twenty miles below Contact, will
insure a railroad to within twenty-five
miles of camp right away, as such road
is one Of the provisions in the contract
between the irrigation company and the
state of Idaho. This road will no doubt
be built through to Contact at no dis
tant day, as the route has already been
surveyed from Twin Falls to Wells, di-
rectly through the camp and can be cas-
lily and cheaply built.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1908-02-06
Mininq Notes.

Frank B. Cole, the mining engineer. has
returned from a several days professional
trip into Nevada.
Two carloads of Utah ore and one from
Nevada were released from the Taylor
& BruntOn sampler yesterday. while one
car of Utah ore was reported from the
Pioneer works at Sandy.
Owing to the blizzard that was raging in
and around Chicago yesterday the usual
eastern market reports, including the
sales and closing quotations on copper
stocks, could MT be supplied by Pollock
& Co.
The Johnson interests in the Snowflake
property in the GOldspTing district have
been acquired by the Short Elliot COM
pany and the way has been paved for the
Contamination of a big deal in that dis
trict which is likely to be pulled off dur
ing the next few days.
The ConglOmerate Mining company yes
terday brought suit in the district court
against the New York & Great Western
Mining. Smelling & Development COM
pany to quiet title TO the Blaine No. ,
lode mining claim and the Walcott lode
mining claim in the West Mountain dis
trict
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1908-02-06
COLUMBUS CON. ELECTION
CONTROLLED BY JACOBSON

When it came to the election of officers
and directors of the Columbus ConsOli-
dater Mining company, yesterday morn
ing, it was found that there was a to-
tai of 25S.O0G of the 100000 shares in the
corporation represented. Tony jacobson,
who has been president of the company
from its organization, personally repre-
sented over 10000 shares and he and his
friends exercised a very heavy control
sented the minority interests at the meet
ing and when it came TO the election
the majority interests allowed the minor
ity the usual representation on the board
namely, two of the five directors. Tony
jacobson was elected as president and
general manager: w. p. Harlow vice
president; S. A. Whitney. secretary and
treasurer: these, with c. A Walker and
L. A. Jeffs, the latter the other minority
representative, completing the board of
directors for the ensuing year.
The new directors held meeting during
the afternoon and the new officers quail
fled. Today it is planned that num-
Der of the officers and visiting share
holders Will pay a visit to the mine and
get line on what has been accomplished
and lay plans for the future. Manager
Jacobson stated during the day that
force Of about thirty-five men were en-
ployed at the property on development
work; that no ore or concentrates were
now being sent to market. and il was
his opinion that no attempt should be
made to market ore under prevailing mar
ket and smelling conditions. He favored
on development work. rather than sacri-
flee the resources of the mine to supply
the money In that he expects to be up
held by the board of directors.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1908-02-06
FINE ORE ENCOUNTERED
IN SOUTH COLUMBUS

Some mighty fine ore is being opened
up in the South Columbus Consolidated
cOmpany's property at Alta. Recently
some fine ore was cut in q north and
south fissure and drifting south through
this east and west fissure was cut
At the present time the drift is still 60
ing south in ore and ore is being taken
out in drifting both ways in the east
and west fissure. Samples of this ore are
on exhibition at the company's offices and
it looks good enough to eat. The latest
assays sent down from the mine show
that the rock carries 80 ounces silver,
81 per cent lead and per cent copper.
With all three drifts in ore the manage
ment expects to make a fine showing
during the next few months.
At the annual election held Tuesday
evening the following directors were elect
ed to serve for the coming year: Tony
jacobson. William NJ. Bradley, A. o. ia
cObsOn, Valentine 5. Snow and S. A
Whitney.
A verbal report was made by President
Tony Jacobson covering the years opera
TONS
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1908-02-06
STOCK INCREASE
AND BOND ISSUE
Both Propositions Carried
Unanimously at Meeting
of Lower Mammoth.

Without a dissenting vote and with
149,221 of the 10000 shares of capital
stock represented, the Lower Nam
moth Mining company, at its special
meeting yesterday, decided to increase
the capital stock to 100000. In the
same manner it was decided to author
ize the issuance of $4,000 worth of
bonds. which will be made convertible
into the new stock at par on terms
and conditions that were left to the
board of directors to arrange For the
purpose of working out these details
the directors will meet at $3.50 this aft
ernoon.
Fourteen months ago the company
increased its capital stock from 150, 900
to 10000 shares and issued SAC, 900
worth of convertible bonds that were
open to conversion up to June of last
year. Practically all of the bonds
were converted within ninety days.
With the present issue, as the money
is to be used in making the property
just that much more valuable, there is
no question but that the history of the
first issue will be repeated
Superintendent A. H. Brown, who
was in from the mine during the day,
and who fully explained mine condi-
lions at the meeting, stated that
splendid showing was being made in
the south drift on the 1,S00-fOot level.
On Tuesday evening, when he left the
mine, the full face of the drift was in
galena ore, and though it might prove
to be only a lenze, the showing was
the best so far had in prospecting
south on that level. and he felt that it
was only a matter of time till he could
report great shoot of solid sulphide
ore.
For the past 100 feet or more" said
Mr. Brown, 1--WE have been encounter
ing ienze after lenze of fine lead ore,
ore that runs about one ounce of silver
for each per cent of lead and averag-
ing 80 per cent of the black metal We
would have the ore for a couple of
days at a time and then the ground
would pinch up for a day or two; and
that is the way it has been. We have
had some very nice showings, but yes
terday was the first time that we
could claim a full face of galena It
looks good to me-"
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1908-02-06
NEW COMPANIES
READY FOR BUSINESS

The Silver Cliff Mining company filed
articles of Incorporation with the county
clerk yesterday. The capital stock is
$4,000 with shares at 81 each. The Off
GERS are: Charles A. Selby president; Her
bert 5. Reed. vice president; John w.
Carlson, secretary and treasurer. The
corporation owns property in the Big
Cottonwood mining district, Salt Lake
county.
den filed articles of incorporation with
the secretary of state yesterday. The cap
ital stock is S200000.. with shares at 10
cents each. The company owns claims
in Weber county. The officers are. Al
bert ScowcrOft, president: F. L. Woods,
vice president: Charles II. Hussey, secre-
tary and treasurer
The Utah-Arizona Consolidated Oil COM
pany of Phoenix. AriE.. filed a copy of its
articles with the secretary and will be
allowed to transact business in this state.
H. H. Clark is the local agent
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1908-02-06

MINING STOCK EXCHANGE.
Trading is Widely Distributed and
Not Very Heavy.

With the exception of interest shown in
few of the special favorites and the
covering by shorts in some of the Knight
issues, there was nothing out of the or
binary doing on the mining exchange yes
terday. Trading was light and distrib-
uted over a wide range of stocks. New
York is picking up a little and Wabash
is losing ground, while the market in gen.
eral is in a condition where good news
can send it soaring and where bad news
or lack of favorable Sflews would cause
any stock, nearly, topsag.
During the two regular and open board
calls a total of "A. 400 shares of stock. with
a selling value of $33 "a, changed hands.
Following is the list of final quotations
and record of sales made during the day:
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1908-02-06
CONSOLIDATED FLAGSTAFF
OFFICIALS RESIGN

Taking advantage of the presence in the
city of w p Harlow of Boulder. Colo.
who is chairman of the executive com
mittee of the Consolidated Flagstaff OF
Alta, General Manager John A. Kirby
and Assistant Manager w. NJ. Mainland
Yesterday rendered their designations, and
Mine Superintendent ]. f. Beverage was
placed in full charge of the company s
properties.
It is understood that the company S
Salt Lake offices will be closed and that
all business on this end of the line will
be transacted from the offices at the
mines - Alta. Though Mr.. Kirby has.
for personal business reasons resigned
the management OF the properties. 1t Is
member of the executive committee.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1908-02-06
DOINGS OF UNLISTED
STOCKS ON EXCHANGE

nerve Yesterday and. instead of selling at
less than So. as it did on Tuesday. it
required bid of SIPS to loosen up a sin
gle 100 shares. The only other stock in
the unlisted class to record a sale was
Mason Valley, which went at Sl.0
Bingham Central-Standard< was Offered
at soc, Bingham Standard Copper at 25c,
Cedar at 10c, Uiutah Treasure Hill at 12c
and Newhouse at SS.75. Ely Witch was
quoted at 35c at 48c. Federal Ely at 10c at
l21kc and Silver King Coalition at $3.62ls
at Sc S7iI
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1908-02-06
For Reading Glasses and
Distance Glasses Combined

There is no other kind so perfect as the
KRYPTOK. the Bifocal in one tense. with
no visible division lines Ask to see them.
COLUMBIAN OPTICAL CO..
255 Main St. Salt Lake City. Utah.
Telephone 2153-K
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1908-02-06
Ore and Bullion.

Ore and bullion settlements in this city
yesterday, as reported by Mccormick &
yer, lead, gold and copper ores, 5000;
base bullion, $4,000
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1908-02-06
Forenoon Sales.

Columbus Con-SO0Gs1. rs; 1OOdS1. 20.
Lower Mammoth-60Od60c; 100d62c; 900
63c; 6OOq64c; 5O0Q65c, buyer 80: 7O0d65c; 100
G65c. seller 60; 400d66c.
Uncle Sam Con.-300d66c.
Black Jack CON-, 175635c; 500d56c; >, 100
d37c; 50063Sc.
Colora -4000$2. 521S.
Crown Point. 500m17c
Iron BlOssom-500I33 jlc.
Mt. Lake-5O0d3315 600G33c.
New York., 200d20c; 2O00d2015c
Scottish Chief, 000d224c.
South Columbus Con.-300d66e.
Sioux Con-. 60001415c.
Seven Troughs-2O 00d37c; 1.S00d3715c; 500
G371zc, seller 80; 1.OOO0371ac, buyer so.
Wabash-10OQ91c; 1O0d9Oc: 10OdS6c; 2O09
Sc.
Yankee, OO0GS61ze; 1OOO@96c
Open Board.
Beck Tunnel-3OOG6Sc; 1O0OaeSc, seller
60; 600d69c: 5O0d6Sc. seller 80.
Black Jack-S00N37c.
Columbus COn.-10G0S1. 90
Iron BlOssOm-300d34c
Lower Mammolh-5SOOd65c; 2O0d65c. buy
er 10
May Day-500d34c
Mt. LaIe-100G33c: 1000G34c.
Seven Trough5-60 0d371zc
TetrO-L 000Q3Izc-
Uncle Sam-t00d6ec; 1,000d65c
VictoT-500d7I2c
Yankee .000d351Sc
Shares sold a0.340.
Selling value, s19.305.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1908-02-06
Stocks in San Francisco.

The closing quotations on Nevada stocks
in San Francisco yesterday, as reported
over the private wires of James A Pol
lock & Co, were as follows:
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1908-02-06
Metal Market.

Silver. 55i4c per ounce.
Copper (cathodes), 1880 per pound.
Lead, s.. 70 per 100 pounds.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1908-02-06
Other Districts.

Union Asaay Office.
NJ. S. Hanauer. j. v. Sadi=r
l62 So. West Temple p 0. Box Haas
Wall Paper.
Midgley-Bodel Co. 80 East First South.
In the Eyes OF the Wife
Vienna Bakery bread is always the
best. Ask your grocer.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1908-02-06
Open Board.

CoIorado-5OGG$1. 30, seller 90
Iron BIossOm-5OOd345c 5O0d34c: 5000
351kc seller 80; S,600d36c; 3,OO0G351Ac; 10000
36l5c.
New York; 0OOd21c: 2O0G2O1Ac
South Coll, 500d64c
Scottish Chief-1. 0O0d2i2c; 5O0d2Sc.
Seven Troughs-5063Sc.
Tetro. 1,500d31Hc.
Wahash-600GS6c.
Shares sold, 34.150.
Selling value, 3d. S9.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1908-02-06

McCoy's livery. carriages and light
livery. Both phones 81.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1908-02-06
The Best Printing

The Best Printing
is done by The Century, Salt Lakes
printers. 165-167 South West Temple
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1908-02-06
Afternoon Sales.

Lower Mammoth-1G0d64c.
May Day-7O0d34c.
Uncle Sam Con.-4OOq65c; 500G64c, seller
CO.
Victoria-I00d90c.
Liberal, 250d6c.
Beck Tunnel-100d70c.
Black Jack-300d37c.
COlorado-5OOdS2. 521k. seller 60; 70O0
s.. spy: 200GS2. 20, seller so.
Crown Point-l, 100d17c.
Iron BlOssom-5O0d3315c.
Mt. Lake-1OGd35c; 400d3fac.
New York-5O0d291ac.
S. Col Con.-250G66c.
Sioux COn.-500d14I2c. seller 30; 2.O00d15c,
buyer 60; 1000d1412c, seller 60; 300d1415c.
Tetro-5O0d34c.
Victor Com 0O0G71Lc
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1908-05-28
LiRht f0nd
School fund
NOTICE OF REFEREES SALE

In the District Court Of the Second Judicial
District Of the State OF idaho, in and TOT ksf
Rod 8, Lsggss, T. Stewart White andIl.
Lacey. Plaintids, W. Alfred Blomberg' Ds'sns
Alfred Blomberg. Plaintiff, VS.. Rod D. Leo.
T. Stewart White and J. d. Lacey. Defsndann
Notice 10 hereby given that parsuaani! y ~. -
Interlocutory Judgment and Order Of Sale ~! ~.
ed out Of the above entitled court In tbH ~ S
door door IN Grangeyille.. Idaho County laae s, y
o'clock p, m. Of said day the following oesc''S
60 Xrosp o. mining claims 70 wit; - .p.c,ss
No, q" Pacific No. 8" and Pacific NO No., y,
which claims are com monty known and cai,sSi
the Pacific GROUP OF mining claims, nsustsS .
u Orogrsnde Mining District In Idaho. cosu"'
That said mining claims will be sold tog,thf
e one group. st public suction 10 the n1tI'
bidder for cash lawful money o: the Uns-'
States Of America.
That the highest bidder .. said SCI. s! ~; /,
bank 70 BE- approved BY me or BY the peyn ..
OF cash IN the amount Of At least 10 per TT ~
such bid and that In case OF default thereGs -
Psrson mating the next highest BID ~, y, ~
q he may elect and 70 ON In ease Of further "
That such certiiied Chez or ca.h,. whlchs VI
may be furnished, shall be hello o. ne s ss
the confirmation Of said sale by ne "a ~
ance Of the .am0unt under said BID. VII .1;ss
snail be IN full payment Of the purchase = IN
under said sale: but should said purchas.M - ~
20 furnish the balance of said am0nns u sSst
event, he thsll forfeit the 10 per cent the's''
Sis GEO. = Erb, Referee
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1908-05-28
NOTICE OF APPLICATION FOR A FRAN.
cHISE TO CONSTRUCT AND OPERATE
TOLL BRIDGE ACROSS THE
CLEARWATER RIVER

IT. Notice e hereby given, that the undo rsiened
n Inc k,amiah Bridge Company. Limited, : cor.
iSos. q the hour Of O'Clock D. m. o. NJ v soon
tHh anes e u can be heard. apply 70 The
HTa"hhotaDle board Of County Commissioner Of
. ..nsfein. for franchise and authority 70 con-
tie ssc operate Toll Bridge over and scross
81 T.v rIs ra!er RIVER at point near the town
on On me south bank Of said stream win be sbost
~ nnndred and nifty feet east Of the west line
secords thereof and the North lsndinr viii he rs
re point On the County Road directly opposite
LIE, s.i9 orldEe Will be constructed Of wofd and
with Z is foot ROADWAY. ~ 's0' so"s
.cc aad nriase e Be constructed and operate in
iosho - provided therefor. o'.so VI
kamiah Bridge Company Limited
BY W. A. Dissm0re.
President.
Attest; Geo. II. Waterman.
~ Secretary.