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The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1908-08-08

Wilmington, etc.
Mr.. +. c. Bond had new porch
floor put on the house occupied by ].
II. Nichols, last week.
Mr.. II. p. Manager. OF Philadelphia.
is the guest OF Mr.. ID. A. Coo
Mr.. and Mrs. John Mohrlein and
Mrs. BERTHE Oakford took most de-
lightful trip to Old Point Comfort.
Virginia Beach, Norfolk, etc, this
week.
Rev. Mr. Sutton. OF Baltimore, is
spending a few days with Mr. John F
Mohrlein.
Mr.. John Wcntz, Of Baltimore, is
visiting his grandmother. Mrs. Muir
, ray
Miss Annie Kelley, OF Baltimore, is
visiting Mrs. Casper Mohrlen.
Mr.. Vincent Moore, OF Philadelphia.
IS spendino his vacation with Mrs. Will
liam Thompson.
Miss Lillian Mittee, of Baltimore, is
visiting Mrs Fred Gerhauser
Messrs. Thomas Shearman and JOS
eoh Mcpherson. Of Philadelphia. were
guests Of Miss Mary Buck last week.
Mrs. Emma Weaver and dauohter,
OF Elkton. spent several days this week
with Mrs. John Atkinson.
Miss Helen Armstrong. OF Balti-
more, is visiting Miss Virgie Tome.
Mr. and Mrs. Clifton Calvert and
children. Of Philadelphia. are visiting
Mrs. Margaret Jackson
DR. +. s BOYLE and Mr.. +. T. Ben
son spent Sunday with Delta, friends.
Miss Bertha Foran is spending her
vacation at Colonial Beach, Va, and
Washington. D. {.
Mr.. s. r. Friedman. OF Henderson
vile, N C., spent several days with
his family last week and left Sunday
for Denver, Col.
Mrs Laura McClenahan and Mr..
Charles McC. Nesbi,t are guests OF
Mrs George Hagerty in Allenhurst.
Miss Annie Kcaveney. Of WHINING
ton, visited friends in town last week.
Mrs. r f. Cromwell is visiting Elk
ton friends
Mrs. 6 Rcckefus visited Hartford
county relatives Tuesday.
Mr. Ernest Cornbrooks. OF New.
port News, Va is spending a few days
with his family.
Mrs Alfred Bender and Mrs WI
lam Bender were Baltimore visitors,
Friday
Mr. William R. Nesbi, is home from
Spring Lake. \. !
Mrs W r. NeSbitt and children are
NJ Rchoho,' Beach.
NJ. Burton Woolley. 81 Annapolis.
i, the CUES, oi Miss Clara White
Mrs. Mollic Clapp and Miss Lucy
Clapp are spending some time at Pc
como Pines. Pa.
Mcssrs y \. Coo and n. ?. Hanger
spent the latter part OF last week at
Bcttcrton
Miss Laura Seedlings. OF Chester. is
the guest ~ her mother. Mrs. Jennie
Seedlings
Master Reynolds Thomas. Of VIII
m'nptnn has been spending some
time with Mr. Samuel Reynolds
Mr Raluh Cummings is visiting Elk
ton friends
Mcssrs. William Cummings and Paul
Cummings were Baltimore visitors on
WEDNESDAY
Mr.. J r. c. Hopkins was Balti-
NOR" visitor Wednesday.
The Port Deposit base ball team will
n'av the Wcstwood Athletic Club Of
Baltimore this Saturday afternoon.
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spent Friday last IN Baltimore
Mrs. Thomas Mcclure and children
OF Frederick. are spending some days
with Mr.. and Mrs. Leslie Owens.
Miss Isabella Harvey. OF Baltimore
has been spending some days with hei
aunt, Mrs. Cecil w. Stryker.
The game OF ball on the PerryviIIs
grounds on Saturday last between the
Perryville club and Havre de Grace
club, resulted in victory OF 9 to 2, IL
favor OF the home team.
Mr.. George b. Campbell resumed hi.
regular occupation as railroad conduc.
tor on Monday kst. after being of 70,
ten months with a sprained back.
After being III for two months, Mr.
Ernest Owens resumed his occupation
as railroad brakeman on Monday last
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Frey and
Edna, OF Wilmington. Del. visited tn,
formers mother, Mrs. ]. w. Cochran
the past week.
Mrs. Emil Maurcr and dauohter
Gladys. Of Philadelphia. are SPENDING
some days with her mother, Mrs. Sarah
Fisher.
Misses Annie and Isabella Arm.
strong are on trip to Niagara Falls
Mr.. u. L. Ansolvish and Mis-.
Blanche Mack. Of Washington. d. c.
were on SUNDAY the guests OF Mr.. and
Mrs. Charles C Campbell.
Mr.. Hugh House received a new
piano this week.
Mrs. William Duncan. OF Whining
ton. snent Saturday last with Mis-.
lydia Bricklcy.
Mr.. and Mrs. Nathan Steele. OF vii.
mineton. visited relatives in town thi.
week.
Mr.. Milford Kane. OF PHILADELPHIA
visited his parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Thos
Kane. Sr.. Monday last.
A surprise party was given Mr.. Llovd
Baker on Tuesday at which quite a
number of YOUNG folks were present.
Mr.. Tohn T. Patterson has the con.
tract for building the new school a,
Perryville
Mr.. c. l.. Cole and family. Mrs. VII.
liam Baker and children and Mr. w
I Calvert ard Miss Ssdic Calvert. and
Mr.. William Calvert. IT.. are spending
some days at Stony Point. on Black
Island
The Perryville base bali club viii
hold festival in the Jr. o. U. A. NJ
lawn August u and Is. They will
cross bats with the Keystone A. c. ot
Wilmington. this Saturday. after.
noon
Mr.. Grant Wardcll and family were
this week North East visitors
Mrs. Mary Smith and Miss BERTHE
Smith. OF Newport. Del. we're thi.
week the guests Of Mr.. w. a. Wilson
and family.
Rev. c. r WYATT, of Wilmington
will preach in the Perrvville NJ. f
Church. Sunday, August 0. at 10. &C
A. m
Mrs. Hugh House and children are
visiting relatives in Lancaster. Pa.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clifford Calvert and
daughters. Ruth and Charlotte. Of
Phi adelrhia, were this week the guest.
Of Mrs. Jennie Richardson
II is rcnortcd that about 1900 took
in the railroad excursion to Tolches
ter on Wednesday last.
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RISING SUN.

Mr. Frank Sheppard and family
Miss Clara Mcndenhall, OF Whining.
ton, are spending two weeks here III
town.
Mrs. Charles S Pyle and daughter
Marion, are sojourning at Ocean
Grove, leaving home last Wednesday
Mr. and Mrs Frank c. Kirk, Harry
Lee and Irene Renehan, OF Baltimore
have returned from a visit with Misses
Hannah M. and II Maude Kirk.
Mrs. Eli r. Reynolds and son, Ho-
mer, spent portion OF the week with
relatives in Baltimore.
Miss Edith Lewis. Of Newark. Del,
visited Miss Alkaline Smith the past
week.
Misses Helen and Mildred Sheppard
entertained number OF friends on
Monday night in honor of their guests
Misses Davis and Tarbutton, from
SassairaS, Md.
Mrs. Ewing and son Evans, have re.
turned home from a pleasant visit with
Mr.. and Mrs ialus Ewing in Phila.
Mr.. and Mrs N. J. Schumacher and
two daughters, Sarah and Margaret
Of Overlook, Pa, are the guests oil
Mr. and Mrs H. l.. Worthington.
Miss Emma Brown has very recently
been visiting her cousin. Miss Edna
Reisler. near Calvert.
Mrs. Orvillc England and little
daughter. Thclma. oi Philadelphia.
were visitors OF Mr.. and Mrs J. c.
IIindman this week.
Mr.. l. c. Blundn and family, Of
Philadelphia. spent last week with MIR
and Mrs. Jesse I. Cameron, on Cherry
street
Miss Myrtle Spencer, OF West Grove,
has been visiting Miss Ethel Reynolds.
Mrs. Elizabeth Brown and daughter,
OF MoundSvil'c. w. Va. are visiting
the formers mother, Mrs Rcbccca
lla'ncs. near town
Misses Helen and Alma Spencer aud
brother Norman, Of Cochransvillc.
have been visiting their cousin, Miss
N''r' Ecilhul1
larry Risic and daughter, Ger.
Baltimore. are enjoying 4 visi.
ativcs here ~ town.
halmcr Reynolds who ia en-.
N Bcticfton. spent Monday
parents. M and Mrs Howard
Is
nd Nj, John Sheppard. OF
r., spout ihl5 week in town
Jcruic Maxwell. 81 Philadc'.
p.... enjoying a visit with relatives
in and near town.
Mrs. II Brauchc pattcn has been in
the German Hospital, 10 Philadelphia.
this week, where she underwent a
slight operation an her arm
Wednesday proved TO be a very
stormy day for the first day of Wood
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in this vicinity the past week.
Miss Anna +. Mahoney is making a
protracted visit with relatives in Ches-
ter and Philadelphia.
Miss Frances Price, OF Wilmington,
Is spending the summer with her aunt.
Miss Rachel Harlan.
Mrs. Sarah Harlan. who has been
seriously III for several weeks, is now
greatly improved
Mrs. Mary Sexsmith, mother Of Rev.
T.. a. Sexsmith is also quite III at the
parsonage.
DR.. ]. T. Lassell, OF Baltimore, is
being entertained at the home OF his
daughter, Mrs. ]. c. McCauIey.
Mrs. Wilhelmina Scarborough has
been spending some time with her sis
ter. Mrs. Mary L. McCauley.
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and Rachel McCauley.
Miss Hollis Williams, OF Westmin-
ster, is the guest OF her sister. Mrs. Z.
A. Sexsmith, at the parsonage.
Misses Luella and Anna Goodnow,
of Ocean Grove, N. J., are spending
some time with their cousin, Miss Viola
p Mahoney.
Miss Mary H. Settle, OF Maryland
avenue, Baltimore, spent a few days
at the home OF Mrs. Laurence Keir
last week.
Mr. and Mrs. Joe Booth and daugh-
ter, May, have been visiting relatives
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State Of Ohio, City Of Toledo.

State Of Ohio, City Of Toledo. :.
Lucas County.
Frank J. Cheney makes oath that he
is senior partner OF the firm OF +. ]
Cheney & Co, doing business in the
City Of Toledo. County and State
aforesaid, ana that said firm will pa,
the sum OF ONE HUNDRED DOL.
LARS for each and every case OF Co.
tarrh that canont be cured by the use
OF Hall Catarrh Cure.
FRANK J. CHENEY.
Swuhn to before me and subscribed
in my presence. this 9th day OF Decem.
Der, A. D. 1896. A. w. GLEASON.
(SeaD Notary Public
Halls Catarrh Cure is taken inter
nally. and acts directly on the blood
and mucous surfaces OF the system
Send for testimonials free.
r. J. CHENEY & CO., Toledo, O.
Sold by all Druggists, 7sc.
Tayc Halls Family pills for consti-
patton
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LEEDS

Mrs Laurence Ker and son. Gov
ingtou, are spending a few weeks in the
Catskill Mountains.
Miss Hester Blake. OF Philadelphia,
and Miss Eva Blake. OF Cherry Hill,
have been recent guests OF Mrs. John
c. Howard.
Miss Harriet McCaulcy has return
ed to Wilmington, after soending her
vacation with her sisters. Misses Helen
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called s0STRAthS.tff. II Us the only certain
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Palisadian. [volume] (Cliffside Park, N.J.) 1906-current, 1908-08-01

Make way for liberty! The town
is going ahead.
"Palisade the peerless" is a good
slogan to cry with your war togs on.
DR.. Ouigley has definitely decided
to start a practice in Union Hill. He
will open up in a week or so. Sue
cess, doctor.
Bicycle motors are the fad here
abouts. Some of them go through
Bluff road quicker'n wink.
The foundation of the new Holt
house in Anderson avenue is close
to the north line, made necessary by
the building plans.
Elmer Dwiggins is thinking of
building two handsome houses on the
lots adjoining his home in Cumber-
mede road.
Boost the town, gentlemen; boost
the town. Talk it up as the best ever
and nothing like it anywhere.
A fair visitor at the park on August
had on fur cape thrown over her
shoulders. She created sensation.
There are other things that fly in
the park besides the Boomerang. For
instance, money.
Mr.. T. H. st. John remarked. feel
ingly, the other day: Hum! Some
people make me tired talking about
Palisade not being on the map. They
ought to be over here some Sunday
when the Boomerang goes up /
guess they would change their minds
then, all right
The recent wet weather made ever
so many mushrooms spring up on
the lawns around town.
The huckleberry crop on the Pal
lsade this season is a bumper. The
fruit is beautiful in quality.
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W. Hll92z a2zz7 BS9E2B

Hubby, won't you go shopping with
me to-day?'
Mix, niXy and again nix
There is going to be a demonstra-
ton of this new sheath skirt, and
Sure, I'll go."-HouStOn Post.
The summer of 1908 will go down
in the history of the weather man
hereabouts as one to be remembered.
The Carson garden has been care
fully looked after this summer. Re-
suit: One of the prettiest places in
Palisade.
sensible Palisade youth who was
about to form the habit of smoking
has given up the idea. He says an
other fellow caused him to stop who
smokes so much that he was CLOUD
by day and a pillar of fire by night"
Richard Bennett has been taking
mile runs with the Palisade boys in
the early mornings. He is reducing
his avoidupois, which isn't excessive
at that
'"The mills of the gods grind
slowly was never better emphasized
than in the way Anderson avenue
gets those much needed cement side
walks.
Brother w. r. Goodman has been
very busy on the matter of securing
the school lots promised by the com
pany. We need a school badly, very
much.
Palisadian. [volume] (Cliffside Park, N.J.) 1906-current, 1908-08-01

One good thing about the park
crowd noises at night: They won't
come around night times in winter.
Mr. Nilsson, of Anderson avenue, re-
Icently found in the road near his resi-
dence very pretty gold medal pinned
Ito black velvet ribbon. The medal
X very handsome in design and has
the monogram letters "F V. c." on it.
Now lets everybody look up and
pull for Palisade.
The garden of the w. F. Freemans
in Anderson avenue, is very attractive
this summer.
Whoop 'er up everybody. Tell
your town friends to come out and
see Palisade looking her best.
That's it.
Aim of Edgewater to build an in
cline up the Palisades. How about it ?
That landmark tower on the cliff
front would be a welcome offering
from some philanthropist. Don't all
speak at once.
Blow, blow, blow Bring out your
horns and blow, all we Palsadians,
and let your song be Palisade.
If the taste of people who make
remarks aloud for others not inter-
ested to hear were passed upon, it
wouldn't pass muster.
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Most welcome showers again on
August 5. 1t had been hotter than
h-e-double-q.
The Palisade Athletic Club held a
regular meeting August 5, in House
No. 1. These meetings are models
of good feeling and parliamentary
properness.
Architect Sibley struck some good
old hard work in digging the founda-
tons to his new house in Edgewood
lane.
1t is bad enough to have to put up
with the pesky little Indian motors
that pace each other through Pail
SADIE; but when grown men that ought
to know better, go callih OOting at the
rate of mile a minute, it's time to
put the brake on or call the cop. In
New Jersey there is an automobile
law on the speed question.
Announcement cards have been
sent out heralding the arrival of
Theodore Kemm, third, August g. of
Palisade, n. j.
When you hear man say about
another, He makes me tired, 1T
may be set down that envy is at the
bottom of the speech, nine times out
of nine.
Well, anyhow, the Jones dirigible
airship taught the youth of Palisade
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them know how it is manuf.n]
First thing you know Georga /
will be making balloon. N
him.
And if little Constance D.,
isn't the cutest thing alive !
horseback, who is? We'd insl
to know.
The Arthur Carsons entertahj
party of friends after the "N5l
performance, on the eveniD,.
August 4.
Aeronaut Charles Oliver 1
made many attempts to navigs.
air while at Palisade, but the
were against him in a general
The confines were too narrOv
successful getaways. But he Z
many friends while here, who
him all success and never an
dent.
Mr.. Robert Starbuck Dwi,
father of Elmer DWiggins, is
living with the latter in Pail
Cumbermede Road. Mr. Dwgg
vi SOod oId o0oI0Il SlOCh, Ills
family being of the Nantucket br
widely known through New En-
Alas, the baseball season is E
and the field is, alack. overg
with weedlets.
The village tennis court as al
organ can't be beat.
Pay-as-yo cars are sal
have been ordered for some
electric lines in Bergen County
Rioting in trolley cars must
permitted. A few lessons of thi
will put stop to it.
There were great crowds ID
park last Sunday.
They have real live Indians
Wild West show in the park
The Garfield Mays have a y
table of quartered oak that Vi
something less than a ton.
Este Flagg rides a bare-heada
cycle-that is, he rides withouti
The billboard at the JunctiG
very popular with advertisers
date.
Mr.. Fl. A. Flagg is at Seat
where he is opening a new StoF
Mrs. Kelly. of Edgewater a
visiting her mother in Wilton
Merrill Grey has gone West n
health.
Mr.. Abel de Roche visited his
Mr.. Hascherel, on Sunday, Aus
The Wolcotts spent several d
Asbury Park last month.
The two-family house OF
LAM, on Columbia avenue
nearing completion.
Mrs. w. f. Freeman is spa
several weeks at Atlantic Clty
Church services are held !
park every Sunday evening, una.
direction of Rev. w. d. Grey
who wish to attend should nr
front of House No. 1, at I:SO p
Capt. Darby has just returlSu
a trip to Canada.
Walter Binner gets up at
every morning and runs Hue
the boys. He has lost IL
already.
Mr.. j. f. Pencil is just rev
from a slight illness.
Mr.. Coffin has returned to 10
and is staying at the Pencils
Mr.. Beeman. of Brooklyn
every Sunday with the Pennti.
On Friday evening, AuguS
Marion Tibbetts entertained
of her Palisade friends. III We
popular game of the eVenlhs
l.. X. Sager has one OF w y.
gardens in town. He gives II =
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Who say
That aught in malice
Now or in my lifetime [
Have set down
Against my fellows
My life's book open'd wide
That all may see
Into it's inmost depths;
And when it's pages
Der you've scanned,
Love and friendship, in chief,
Freedom from hate and
Envy
Fairness,
Good to all
Are spread on every leaf
If Can't. Jones lives he may equal
bnt never surpass his boomerang
ascension of July 80.
one of Fred Gippert's hens must
be a cross between duck and rem
deer. Judging by the way she sends IN
eggs to the strictly ffeSn counter a.
the Palisade Supply Co.
The w. H. Jacksons are enjoying 10
the echo a brand new little automo-
bile. 1t is a beauty.
There are $3.50 squares in capt.;
Charles oliver Jones boomerang
The silk cost, $1,000, enough to make
$50 dresses.
Elmer Dwiggins makes as fine
chairman as ever graced me ms.
His apt speech and even now ol lac'
makes him an admirable preslulhS u
ficer.
Clarence Hunicke will enter New
vorI law office soon. No boy in Pail
SADIE could corral bigger bunch OF
GOOD wishes for success than Car
ence.
pa Douglas is very handy with
hedge nippers.
Glen Douglas, after long hobble
with his broken leg is around IKE
other bows again. Glad 1t WASH youl
neck, Glen.
Leonard Sumner Wheeler spent a
few DAYS in early August with the
Temnles down on Long Island.
If the Palisade Supply Company
doesn't make Fred Gippert keep those
qoslings chained up, somebody golns
70 stem on 'em, dead sure. Far warm
ing.
George Frew, our promising young
electrician, can do more with WlI1 ,1
ond batteries than Edison. George IL
be flying next
Berney Brady has a position with
the trolley company Pul US w"
for an annual, Berney.
PAM T. Brady went to Coopers-
town N. Y. August 1, to visit his
aged parents.
Miss Badger. of New York was
guest of the S. S. Freys, August .
and 10.
1t is about admitted that Actor
Peunett has now very lovely nome.
This summer he has cajoled flowers
and grass to grow quite luXuriously.
Benjamin Klein has bought from
Schuyler Budlong a lot 25X12O, next
10 the corner lot he already owns at
the Junction. The new lot adJolnS
this property on the east.
If there's any one spilin' for an old
fashioned rough and-tumble, trot him
out. There amt nothin' in this neck
O. the woods we couldn't peel and eat
in three seconds. Put that in yer
pipe and smoke it. And don't forget
that bowie knife were totin' that
we won taggin rings in the park.
Mr.. vikings, of Liverpool, Eng
land, was with Bobbie Cramer several
days in July in Palisade. He left
recently for Louisville. KY, where he
will be for some time. Mr.. vikings
is from the same stock" as Bobbie.
and both spent a iovial time together
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ASKS COURT FOR S4,S2S, 900.
ro,soIidated's Share Under Uncon-
.t;tutionality of 8O:Cent Gas Lac.

49,. Consolidated Gas Company yesterday asked
- rough in the United States Circuit Court.
'uus '., order directing Commissioner Shields, as
loI u of the court, TO return to the company the
90 o0 which is held Its part of the $1,000 900
SS into the court by the gas companies of the
p,.w since the passage OF the SO-cent gas law in
iN5 r. a.. 4 -. -.
rssd ,lpon Judge Houghs recent decision that
:. -. s0cent gas law is unconstitutional. Argument
Ill be heard on Tuesday.
- explaining the motion TO Judge Hough the
.ter,ent was made that If the final decree of the
ern-enae Court in the awaited less than
"a er cent of the people whose proportion of money
4. denosited with the court under the terms of the
der placing the law in effect would ever turn up
- claim the money now I'm dispute
c.rator Page, one of the states attorneys de-
,ored he understood the preliminary injunction
iii acted as a stay until the went TO the
,,rited States Supreme Court, and that the gas
onsumers Of the city understood that their rights
,era being protected by the court. Deputy Attor-
,,ey General Deford also appeared for the state
evrudge Alton B. Parker for the city, and E. b
whitney for the Public Service Commission.
New-York tribune., 1908-04-11
MINING NOTES.

The policy of developing its silver veins at
depth, instead OF mining from the surface, as
practised many Of the Cobalt properties, is be-
ginning yield substantial results to the Cobalt
Central management. At the No. ? level of the
Big Pete shaft five veins are now being worked,
With values in some instances showing as high as
Ie0 ounces to the ton, whereas on the surface
these veins result Of oxidation. show merely
nominal values. The richness Of the ore in the
low levels is shown by the result the operations
Of the Cobalt Centrals concentrating plant on
April 2. when, from forty-seven tons treated with
recovery Of 95 per cent Of metal values the yield
IN silver was 1880 ounces valued at $15,I7s. on
lot No IS Of the Cobalt Central mines a new vein
has been stripped the surface which shows a
width OF twenty feet Of good concentrating ore. A
shaft is being sunk this vein for the purpose
Of developing it at depth, where the management
believes high values will be found. a tunnel will
be run under Glen Lake, in order to connect the
workings with the mill the Big Pete shaft
Enere a cotton electric hoist is in operation
The United States smelter at CANYON CITY Col
pelong1ng 10 the United States Reduction and Re
aIang Company resumed the treatment Of ore on
eeen een operated. and now. owing 10 the heavy pro-
oactlon from Cripple Creek, the plant has been
that Cripple Creek is making records in produc-
cs ~. a tle moment The sLnelter has monthly
capacity OF several thousand tons.
Le"isohn Brothers are offering for private sub
seIlpnon no.1o shares Of the capital stock Of the
salt Lake Copper Company at SO share less 81
commission The shares Of the company will be dealt
a On me New York curb. The company is capt
~ ~.eIl~eo al E'9n00, par value 80 each Of which
W. issued shares remain in the treasury There
lliiiG S-55,0D debenture notes bearing
voe-nres5a,,ath ann IS president; Frederick Lewisohu,
NJ itSs4dent T. {. Westervelt, treasurer and
~ sa the net profits derived from The oncration
'Ne curing the year 1907 were over $4,000