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The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1909-10-17
SALT LAKE MAN
TO PRODUCE OIL
Utah-Wyaming Consolidated
InStalIS Pumps in the Big
Horn Basin.
THREE WELLS BROUGHT IN
BUYS RIGS TO SEND HOLES TO
SECOND SAND.

Working quietly little more than
year developing oil lands in the Big
Horn basin, Wyoming, a crowd of salt
Lakers Incorporated as the Utah-Wyo-
ming Consolidated Oil company is ready
to start production of oil upon pay
ing basis. This has been accomplishing
with few aside from stockholders OF
the company knowing that anything
of the kind was being carried on.
In the brief time that the company
has been working it has brought IN
three producing wells of an Indicated
capacity Of twenty barrels a day. These
wells as they have been made nave
been plugged, awaiting arrangements
fer production and for disposing OF
The product such arrangements nave
now been made Pumping machinery
has been installed and contract for
handling the oil is being entered INTO
In addition to pumping machinery
the company has purchased dfllnng
rig. so that further development OF the
ground will be done by the company
itself. instead Of by contract work.
The company owns 5000 acres of land
on three anticlines of the Big Horn
basin field-the Garland the COwley
and the Byron. The wells thus far
brought in have been sunk only to the
first two strata of oil sand. which are
at approximately go and 400 feet
depths. The oil is high grade. "A grav-
ity. What is called the second oil
sand in that field is at about 1000 feet
depth. None of the wells in the field
oil sand. although it has been encOun-
tered with good results on opposite
sides of the field. at Gray Bull and at
Cody
Dozen Rigs in Field.
Fully a dozen rigs. half of which are
standard, are at work in the field. it
Is said. and the aim of all now is to
get to the second sand as soon as pos
Stble. BullfrOg Clark, well known min
ing man Of Nevada and Utah. is one
of the prominent operators in the field.
The Montana oil company has built a
refinery at COwley and has connected
its well with the refinery by pipe line
The wells of the Utah-WyCming Con-
sOlidated Oil company are only about
five miles from the Burlington rail-
road.
The Utah people became interested
in the field through a report upon il
by Professor Fred J. Pack of the Uni
versity of Utah. Both he and Dr..
kingsbury president of the university.
are interested in the Utah Wyoming
company, officers and directors of
which are: b. F. Grant. president: Fred
J. Pack, vice president; II. Z. Havenor.
secretary and treasurer; D. H. Living
stOn, r. A. Brighton, ". s. LamoreauX,
J. T. Kingsbury.
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Attention, Photoqraphers,

An established photograph bushes:
for rent. 1t is now paying one hundred
and fifty dollars (Sl50) per month Bust
ness of three years Standing. located
on Main street, in American Fork
Utah. Complete outfit, ready to do bus
mess, including furniture of studio and
rent Of new brick building. Business
can be increased. Call on or write Tut
tie Brothers company. 1913 Main street
Salt Lake City, Utah
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1909-10-17
SOMETHING ON IN COPPERS.
Strong Pool Is Accommodating Anal
gamated Stock.

Something is certainly going on in cop
pers under the surface" said Paine, Web
Der & Co in their Boston market letter
received yesterday over the Pollock wire.
"A very strong pool IS accommodating
Amalgamated and the best informed peSo-
nIa are buying The stock was the
Strongest of the whole list today and
closed at the top. The local market did
not get in step except in a few special
ties. The same buying which has been
noticeable the past few days continued
in Butte Coalition. one house took over
: GOO shares The floor traders bought
North Butte and succeeded in getting it
through so. but towards the close a lit
tie realizing forced the price down again.
The advance in Amalgamated has at
tracted attention to Copper Range. This
stock rallied on small transactions, with
a close of S04 bid and no stock offered
under 81. We advise buying Copper
Range al this time, as any better news
on the metal will cause q good advance"
Unlisted Stocks on Change.
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1909-10-17
ELY MOVEMENT
REVIVES HOPES
Salt Lake People Are in Sew
eral Companies Given
New Life.

Many Salt Lake citizens are in line to
profit greatly by the new movement of
Ely copper issues. Among the companies
promoted in this city which have been re-
ceiVing a great deal OF favorable atten-
ton in the east recently are Ely Consol-
idaJed. Ely Witch, Federal Ely, Ely Res
direction and Mcdonald Ely. Ely Con-
sOlidated, which only a few weeks ago
was quoted Ground cents a share, has
advanced to 80 cents, while the others
have more than doubled in market value,
with every indication that the boom has
only just started.
The primary cause Of the new move
ment is the branching out of the Cole
kyan crowd in Ely district, coupled with
the evidence that strides are being made
toward a great copper merger in which
the Guggenheims and Amalgamated, or
Cole-Ryan, arc to have at least COM
munity Of interest.
An important feature is the favorable
result of development in the limestone
formation. notably by the GirOux COnsOi-
idated and Ely Central companies. The
time was when an Ely property whose
surface is limestone was said by experts
to be ''Out of the belt" But the experts
have been compelled to revise their views
IN that regard. Thomas Z. Cole was a
pioneer in support of the theory, not only
that the limestone is an overflow. but
that the best ore bodies of all would be
found In the limestone area.
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SIOUX MARKET PRICE
IN SIGHT IN MINE

Colonel C. e. Loose is quoted as having
recently advised his eastern associates
that Sioux Consolidated has in sight in
the mine ore from which to pay dividends
equalling the present market price of the
stock He is also quoted as saying that
the ore in the beds is extending below
the 45O-foOt level. Both Of these state
ments coincide with those made by dis
interested experts who have examined the
mine within the last few weeks. The
condition Of the property cannot but
mean that Sioux Consolidated is in line
for a strong advance the moment that
the market begins to right itself.
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Forenoon Sales.

Colorado, 300 at SI.37B.
Crown Point, 800 at Sc
East Crown Point, 500 at 21c
East Tintic Development, LOCO at Sc.
East Tintic Gold King, 1000 at &c
Grand Central, 100 at $40.
Gruth. 1000 at SIC.
Indian Queen, 900 at 2{c.
Iron Blossom, $500 at sac; 800 at S3c;
loo at SEE; 500 at Sc. buyer sixty days
800 at sac, seller sixty days; so at SIC:
1000 at sac. buyer sixty DAYS.
Mountain Lake, 1000 at Sc, buyer
sixty days.
Seven Troughs, 1000 at sac; 500 at
91c-
Silver King. $50 at 81 90.
at tic.
South Columbus Consolidated. 500 at
4SC.
Tintic Central. 5000 at FAC.
Victor Consolidated. 1000 at SC.
Western Nevada, 500 at Ice, buyer
sixty days.
Shares sold, 2S,55O.
Value OF shares 1920 80
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Unlisted Stocks on Change.
Ores and Bullion.

d Shelter settlements yesterday, re- =
= norted bv Mccormick & Co.: Ores, 4
/ $4,000: bullion. $4,000. =
sx4&%%%%&%@<4-%&%$%<%%4+%%%
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And in accordance with the law and
order of the board of directors made
Aug. 81, 1909, so many shares of each
parcel of stock as may be necessary,
will be sold at the office of the secre-
tarv. 1916 South Main street, Salt Lake
CITY Titan, on the goth day of Octo-
Der, 1903, at IL o'clock a. N. on such
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Acquire Properties in Lime.

Having proven in the Giroux that the
theory was correct, Mr.. Cole and his as
SOCiates have been acquiring new prop
critics at a rate which might well convince
the public that something out of the or
binary is to be done in Ely. Taking over
first the Butte & Ely, then the Richard
Ely, they now have an option on the Ely
calumet. which takes them as far north
in the lime belt as the Ely Resurrection.
In the last-named property is probably
the greatest surface showing to be found
in any of them-a blowout 800 feet wide of
iron formation in which ara round veins
of hfgh-grade copper ore, with the ore in
many places coming to the surface.
Local holders of Ely Resurrection, as
well as of the other companies named,
are accordingly viewing the new stua-
ton with considerable satisfaction; it is
believed by many that the immediate fu-
ture has in store for Ely as great a peri
cd of mining activity as was forecasted
when the camps initial boom was On-a
boom which was cut short by the panic.
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Colorado. zoo at S1.97a. seller sixty
days; 900 at 81 .375
Crown Point, 100 at Tie
Grand Central, leo at 81 O2l.
Grutli. 500 at 3lc.
Iron Blossom. 900 at SAC
Mason Valley, 100 at S1S73.
Sioux Consolidated. 1000 at 7Ic.
Tintic Central. 900 at Tic
Uncle Sam, 200 at SIC.
Utah Consolidated LOO at SC.
Shares sold, lilo.
Value Of shares, S4,977 so.
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North Jordan Irrigation Co., TayIors-
ViIie-Notice.

THERE ARE DELINQUENT ON THE
following described stock. on account
of assessment No. 80 levied on Aug.
p, 1903, the several amounts set OPP
posite the names of the respective
shareholders:
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Ore at Samplers.

ore receipts, by carloads. reported
Yesterday by the samplers: Pioneer
Utah, 4. Taylor Brunton-Utah. 10;
Nevada, l.
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BOSTON AND NEW YORK
COPPER MINING STOCKS

James A. Pollock & Co., bankers and
brokers, West Second South street, fur
nish the following, received over their
private wire:
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1909-10-17

DR.. Miller gives scientific character
reading at the office of the Character
Builder. 221 Constitution building
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New York Copper Close.
San Francisco Quotations.

James A Pollock & Co, bankers and
brokers, West Second South street, fur
nish the following received over their
private wire.
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New York Listed Stocks.
NeW York Curh Ranue,

Sales. Open. High. Low. Close.
/ Utah Cop. " 200 IS IS IS IS
Tenn. Cop. O.. 200 S5lz S5l5 S51a 3d..
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San Francisco Mining Stocks.

San Francisco, Oct. 16.-The official
closing quotations for mining stocks today
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Open Board.

SUaTes sOIuf : > 00Vs
Value OF shares, 1920. so
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The Home Trust q
Ga win gs Co. ......
Minnesotské noviny., 1909-07-29

V South st. Paul usnesla Sc
yetsina hostinett odzyoniti uruir:sG-
KEN prodeji peniyeho moku ma pejl-
Ky. ku kroku tomu doslo, kdyz
mestska rada zvysila vycepni povo-
leni $500 ma jeden tigfc dolard.
- Zajem staybu noyeho 1stfed-
niho nadrazi v st. Paul pocina Sc
vazne jeviti. Louis Hill, pfedseda
drahy Great Northern, ohlasil, Re
drafia jefio Jet oeilotiia sEolisi iii he he
stavhs spoledneho nadrazi a nedo-
jde-h v te pficnd k spolupdsobenf o.
statnich dewitt drah, sjizd6jicfch Sc
ST. Paul, zapocne Great Northern
sc stavbou sveho vlastniho nadrazf.
Jest vsak pravdepodobno, ze bude
utinGn silny natlak, ably k zadne roz-
trzce nedossio, nyybrz ably vsechny dTaa-
hy aneiily eve silly kn stavh9 spoiled
neho nadrazf.
TAX zyana liga ku provddeni
zakona, jeiiz dele stojf DR.. G. w
Young, hrozi zakrociti prostfednl.
ctvim statniho naviadniho prot
naGelniku mtstske policie O'Conno
.es: . .selsnsil ahv hvl sesazen
Minnesotské noviny., 1909-07-29
Maly oznamOyatel.

ear State Savings Bank (statni
spofitelni banka) elsie 93 vychod-
nj Gtr aiiice aiice. Vkia sisa a;f sssSin5nA pred
3. cervnem tohoto roku ponesou IL
roxy po sedn mssfed do /. ledna
1910. Spofitelni ti6et teto
bance zajisfuje nejen Raprostou
bezpecnost, ale zaroveh pobAda ku
setrnosti a ukladani malych obnost
ikdykoiii jest TAX MONO. BBa1ika jest
otevfena b6hem obvyklych bankov-
mich hodin pond6li vecer cd 6
do 8 hodin. 0rok vkladi 3 a
pIl procent. 19-tf
Minnesotské noviny., 1909-07-29

Cd nepamatna sts6ovali isme q to
pravem, ze mezi naBimi americkymi
spoluobcany pAnuje cira nevedomost
ohledns vaci cesktch . htowah jsme
vzdy, ze nemarne spisi, jsk by po-
skytnuly pouceni tenn, ktsff by je
hledali q t6 pficiny pred pstnacti
ie.y .AArodni y5bor. dal podnst K
uyefejnani daiin oeskych, zel, DO We
lice nedokonaallJ5ccshs ccshs neaapln5ch -
Konecns ysak name spis, ktery
strucnym zpasobern poskytuje pou-
ceni mnoha y6cech ceskvch, 0 po-
litiek6m postayeni a snahach naro-
da Geskeho Rakoasku. hlavnfm
nest1 Praze, neiddleziteiA dobs
v d6jinach teskych, dobe hnsitske,
d obchodu primyslu, ceskt feci
a literature, teske hudb6 an
glickych knihach jednajicfch o ce-
rkych vscech. Spis tento nazyva %
Guide To Bohemia" Jest bez od-
poru nejpsknejsim nejpoucnsi-
sim spisem, jaky kdy 0 ceskfch ve-
cech fed anglicke vydAn byl. A
vzdor dokonalosti dpravy obsAhlo.
sti sve jest spis ten cenou svou pfi.
Minnesotské noviny., 1909-07-29

stupntm, nebof stojf pouze go CEN
til brozfrovany s100 vazany. Spis
tezito mel By byti rozssfaIi do Essaecshii
knihoven americkfch, jak mess-
skych mestech, kde krajane bydli,
tax skolnfch re vsech skolnfch d
striktech zejmena We vsech cesktch
osadAch, kde by pfedsudek proti Ce-
chdm 8 Cecham panoval. Krajane
hrdi na svou nArodnost a syGj pn-
vod mzli by o to peel vesti, ably ne
jen spis ten rdobil jeiich knihovnu,
Dybrz take ably spisem takovym po-
daroy&ny byly knihovny vefejnA
hstsvy g po pffpada jednotlivci,
lnichz bychom 81 pfAli, aby 0 ceskem
nArodu q jeho snahAch v minulosti
Ii pfitomnosti pouceni byli Jest-li
vynalozeni jednoho dolaru zajmu
povzneseni iidu ceskeho ocich CT
zincd je snad pro iednotlivce pfflis
mnoho, m6lo by se najft vsude neko-
lik takovych, jinz stoif ieiich ma
rodnost za desei centn aneb IA etvr-
f&k a kteff by re mohli sloziti q
knihovny, redakce a jin4 vefejne t.
Istavy tfmto spisem obdarovati. Cast
Iky takto vvnaiozzens rsssiiyy rssiy b, BIZ heei., ei
uzitek a pfispalv by nemalo k po-
Ivzneseif mas oaieh naSich spolu-
ob1anii.
spia tento ma ma skiads a proda-
Iva "a so cent? brozirovany . "a
Isl 90 vazanf
Minnesotské noviny., 1909-07-29
St. Paul Minnesota We ctvrtek dne 60 cervence 1909
-c Zprdvy ze St. Paul. e

protoze pry nezakrocuje dosti pfisne
prot prodeii hhoyin nedtli. Mezi
temi, kdoz isou obvin6ni ligou . ne
dalniho vy6epu jest tez Frank HUI
ber, Glen m6stske rady a mattel ka-
varny naproti okresni radnici. Jest
vid6t, ze fad6ni prohibicnich fanati-
XII nezna zadnych mezi a be ami po-
die slidicstvi o udavatstyi neni pro
me dosti nizkym femeslem.
john E. krueger, kavaierIstal
II Ft. Smelling, jenz ma jafe utekl
cd vojsla brzy ma to dopaden byl
v GAINESVILLE, Mimi, byl odsouzen ku
tfiletemu zalafi
sT Prime Sc hospodyne (Ceska)
do 5-Glenne rodiny Tfi ditky jsou
10, s a 2 roxy. Radna eistoty dba-
Lii starsi panf nalezne slusny domov.
fsisi iste nebo iiizsi biizssif Sc tazte B. SSe-
Idleckf. 507 Sidney St, St. Paul,
Minn. 37-tf
! Guverner John A. johnson
rozhodl Sc pro budoucnost k trvale-
mu usazenf SO nasem mest6 a
prodal jiz svdj domov st. Peter a
yzdaii sc vydiavaieistvi tamnino caso-
pisu st. Peter Herald. v St. Paul
bude guverner johnson bydleti We
SVEN dome elsie $50 Lincoln ave.
ObyvateIe m6stecka St Peter neradi
Sc louef se svym dlonholetym a vyni-
kaiicim spolnobtanem. Toto mesto
lbylo jeho rodist6m, kde pred As ro-
ky poprve svetlo sveta spatfil cd
aA aehs ssalssa iehe damaxem 81
delni nase mesto jest dojista hrdo, ze
ziskalo guvernera Johnsona "a sye-
i no obcana.
~ X tezkemu poranenf, jako nd
sledek bezohledn6 jizdy automobilu
pE;zel q rokn starS . Graee, syr
elena m9stske vodarenske komise
Jel jjesstts jjessttss jednin spole6nikein !
lehkem poyozu po zapadni Z. ul.
TT Smelling, kdyz nahle primal 81
: : od zadu "a mimi velky automobil |
WI sllou Yrazil do lelich pov0zu. @
: ba mladi muzi byii vyhozeni na diaz
! bu, pfi cemz Graceoyi byla pochrou
mana patef, vymknuta noha kotni
g kn u riii1l1o toiif, h1yii iiriak pohmoz
: den.
& Za posledni rok bylo v. .nasen
; m1stz nd1lenn $4,000 podpory "a
: isiuziiym chudym osobam odkazl
: : Frantisky Wilderove, iez odkazal
i pozistalost Gene a. tfi milionu do
J. brolinnym iiceldm.
; Prace ns staybs noveho milo
= Inoveho hOtelu pokraGuie rychle k
Minnesotské noviny., 1909-07-29
Zabfjeni casu.

"slysel isem tx dnes rano We TIVE
svetnici zpivati."
"Oh, to isern ien zabijel dlouhy
cas-"
ssfTo mas jiste dobrou zbran "
Minnesotské noviny., 1909-07-29

/ Pr ;s sAos;SkacA slso ;.4;,. .;;;;,:,.

~; * SEoo SShEoo;;::SSlas-ssseclHs ;;::Slsssse
Professor iiiieiknsts nam, pane
kandidate, co Sc stale, kdyz Alexandr
Velky zemfel?'
Student (vazne) "Byl pochovan. !"
Minnesotské noviny., 1909-07-29

ra jsou smestnana ma plnych 16
strankach.
Minnesotské noviny., 1909-07-29

We stfedn tento tyden odejel
guverner John A. Johnson Sc syym
iFednfm stabem zvlasnim vlakem
drahy Great Northern DO Seattle,
Wash, lxde bude zastupoyati stat
Minnesota dine 3. srpna, pfi slavno-
sti, lSterou fiditelstvo vystavy vyhra-
dilo jako ssminnesotsky dem"
Tyto dny byl vydan As. w
rotnf adresaf nhsta st. Paul. Jako
kazdorodne, ol,sahuie adresaf tento
nejyftEi pocet jnen Johnson kte-
Minnesotské noviny., 1909-07-29

1 PfedplAcejte Ne M "Minne-
sotske Noviny", pouze $1.50 m
rok. DO Czech $3.50.
Minnesotské noviny., 1909-07-29

Pface na staybs noveho Milo
noveho hotelu pokracuje rychle ku
pfedu a stavitelS doufaji stavbu do
kon6iti do kenee roku. Novg hotel
butie offnitztfornou a ifhp0saTttTifi hbsi-
dovou, kraslicf nase mesto.
Pan Chas. Heidnk 3 Chicago
dlel zde pres nadAli navstevou u
svych bratfi Adolfa a Josefa Hejdu-
KID. As pred 20 lety byval zdejsim
obyvatelein.
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Buy Spittin' and Chewin'

Washington, Nov. 30.-Tobacco is
a filthy weed-or so. at least II is evil
dent the men of Uncle Sans navy are
coming to believe. Bids were opened
today for 10000 pounds of spittin'
and ohewin', which is expected to
supply the enlisted men for the next
fiscal year. Last year 200 900 pounds
of chewing tobacco was bought for
the navy and the decrease indicates
that the men are giving up a habit
which is not considered polite in the
best social circles. 1t is expected
that the falling off in the demand
for chewing tobacco will result in an
increased demand for this smoking
article.
Tobacco manufacturers say that
the action of the tars in abandoning
chewing for smoking is in line with
the sentiment of the general mascu-
line public. The manufacture of
chewing tobacco Is steadily falling,
while that of cigars, cigarettes and
smoking mixtures shows a CORES
pondin6 increase.
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1909-11-30
BALLINGER WRITES
o NEW MEXICO.

i. In the report of the Secretary of
the Interior to the President, Mr..
Ballinger had the following to say
about New Mexico:
The estimated population of the
Territory is now 100000 an increase
of about 200. 900 over last year. The
additions to the population have been
mostly from the Middle. Northern,
and Middle Western States, the for
eign immigration being less han !
per eel
The finances of the Territory are
in good condition. the net bonded in
debtedness on May 81, 1909. being
s91242o 81: the net receipts for the
eleven months ending May 81 wera
$I.6l1,159.S3. and the expenditures
during he same period were sl.cs3.-
934.67. leaving a balanc on hani.
June l. of s527.225.16. All territorial
funds are deposited with apl,r oval de
positcries, are protected by ample
bends, AID draw interest at the rate
Of 3 Ter cent per n on daily bal
ances
TIC coal 4 have produced
more coal and oak Ia iii any pre-
ceding year. 2.70S.624.2S tons havil g
been shipped from TIE mines Of
which 6S2 722.21 wen; u ne coke CIV
ems and the rest to The market. rsc
total value Of the coal all soSe was
$3.SS1. 50S.57. The total umbe of
persons employed in a n about the
coal mines was 1891. and the fatili-
ties We're reduced from 0.936 per cent
OF the persons employed. In the pre-
ceding e TO 0.556 per csn In the
fiscal year ending June 30, 1909
The total valuation OF public school
property exceeds $1.O00,000. The to-
/! tai expenditure for school purposes
exceeded 5000. 900. Forty-seven thou
sand nine hundred and eighty-seven
pupils were enrolled In the public
| schools-
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pect TO take his seat as a delegate
from New Mexico because he was go
ing to get statehood at the short ses-
sion. He made this promise so often
that he really began to believe il and
family stated, before the campaign
was over. that he would resign il ne
failed to secure statehood at the short
session The Short session passed
into history nearly nine months ago.
Since that time an extra session has
been neld and New Mexico is still
knocking for admission as a state.
II our delegate doesn't make good at
the Coming session. some OF the peo-
pie of New Mexico are going to lose
faith in acknowledgements Tribune
Citizen.
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FIRE CHIEF WHITMAN
TABOOS ALL LIQUORS

" ALL 3OO
The following order will be posted
ut the Roswell Fire Department en-
CINE house tomorrow morning by
Chief Charles Whiteman and he says
that il will be enforced If he has to
ais >wn bonds:
Roswell. n. NJ, December l., 1909.
To all members of the Roswell Fire
Department.:
Through The recommendations of
the Fire Committse, Walter Gold
smith has to-day bee appointed Cap
tain of the Department, and as SUCH
his orders will be obeyed to a letter.
He will lay full control of the house
at all times in the absence Of the
Chief or Assistant Chief.
/ wish to call the attention of the
Captain to Order No. z, in regard to
liquors being allowed on the premis-
es. or any fireman drinking while on
duty. The Captain will nave full
power to suspend any member for the
violation of Order No. 7. and>taen re-
port the saEne to the Chief or Assis-
tant Chief for Investigation.
1t shall be the duty of the ain
to G that all rooms and halls are
kept clean and hat all apparatus,
hose and harness is kept in proper
condition and tina the horses are
Well attended to and at no time abus-
ed by the drivers.
to the amount of all fines every
month assessed against members not
attending practice.
BY order of,
CHAS. WHITMAN,