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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-06-10
NOTICE OF PRIVATE SALE OF
REAL ESTATE.

Estate OF. Thomas Allsop. Deceased: -
The undersigned will sell at private sale.
the following described real property,
situate In Sandy City. salt Lake Gouh-.
Beginning S76.75 feet west and 22.5 feet
south from the southeast corner of tina
q south. range ] east. Salt. Lake Merl-
dian, thence west 173 rect. hence north
$50 feet, thence south So degrees So min
east IA rs feet, thence south I1l.4 feet.
to beginning. continuing $40 acres
Also beginning 1891 feet west and
q Is feet south from the southeast COR
nestsof the northeast quarter of section
west 4O1.7 feet, thence north 1929 feet.
thence south 50 degrees 81 min. east.
40; feet thence south $50 feet to begin
Ming containing 7,4S acres.
Also beginning 1915 feet west of the
Southeast corner of the northeast quar-
ter of section 6. township south, range
4 east, Salt Lake ian. thence westH
thence east A29 feet. thence north 79:6
feet. thence west 429 feet. thence north
51a33 IS feet, to north side OF lane thence
thence south S26.9 feettro beginning, con-
tanning PISS acres.
Also commencing 7a2 feet west and 2a2.5
feet southof the southeast corner of the.
northeast quarter of section 6. township
g south. range east. Salt Lake Meri-5
diam. thence south degrees p min.
east IS feet. thence soutl, 1905 feet.
thence west If5S. - feet. thence north 100
feel. thence east 1861 feet. to beginning.
containing 19.2I acres.
Also commencing is rods westiyof the
northeast corner of the southeast nnar-s
ter of section6, township 3 south, range
i east, of Salt Lake Meridian. thence
west e rods thence south p rods.
thence east 90 rods. thence north % rods
10 the place of beginning.
on or after the lst day of July. 1909
and written bids viii be received at the
office OF Movie & Van Colt Z to ~ Des-i
eret National Bank Building; terms Of
sale. cash.
THOMAS NJ. aLLSoP and
GEO. "a. ALI.SOP
Executors.
Dated June 1909. Is
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NOTICE 70 CONTRACTORS.

3urdav. June 12tli, 1903, al il o'clock noon
In the office of N. Edw. l1ilienbers.
architect, 23o-a31 Commercial Club Bldg.
Salt Lake City. and the Board OF Educa-l
3tion. Of Granite School District win re-.
State 9street,Iup to z o'clock IN the even
Ing Of the above set date for finishing
of the following rooms. etc: Roosevelt
school at Fourteenth South and Ninth
East. two clnss rooms with halls ana
Wardrobes and one smaller recitation
Ninth East and Twelfth South Street.
three class rooms with halls and ward
robes; Pleasant Green two class rooms
with halls and Wardrobes: Granger two
class rooms with halls and wnrdrobes,
class rooms with halls ana wardrobes5
and one telchers' room.
The Roosevelt and Foresttto have heat
ing put in the rooms and halls. called
for to be finished. Separate bids will
be received for the carpenter work (in-
Guiding clustering and paintinE) and
the buildings to form a correct opinion
of the amount of work that will be re-
q,iired in each building. i.
Bids will be opened Saturday. June 12,
1909, >at p: m. at he OFFICE Of the
District. 1900 South state Street. Each
bid must be accompanied by a certified
check of per cent of the amount of
bid, payable to the Board of Education
of Granite School District. The success
full bidder will be REQUIRED to give a
bond in a sum equal to one-half OF the
. Rights reserved to reject any or all
BOARD OF gEDUCATIoN.
Granite School District.
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coNcENrRATE [;,.:

8 Manager. S s. Pond of the CEDAR
s'ralisman left for the property in.
Beaver county last night.
John Montgomery, a New York capt.
atalist and old friend of Samuel New
house. is in the city looking into bust
ness and mining conditions.
Herman Bamberger has returned
from u trip to MarSsvale and the Gold
Mountain district, where he went to
look at some property
ia Friedman, supt. Charles Ele-j
thorpe and Secy. F. |. Gunnel Of the
Seven Troughs Mining company are in
the city. The annual meeting of the
company will be held at the Hotel Rob
ferts at Provo a week from tomorrow.
Prof, William II. Burr OF Columbia
university and George G. Thompson,
stockholders in the Utah Gold g. Copper
company, which owns properties i'm
Beaver and Iron counties, passed
through Salt Lake City yesterday on
their way homo from the properties
c. Ct RothschiId, president and gem
eral manager of the Rex Cold Mining
company, is IN from the company's
property at Gold Circle. He is securing
estimates and specifications for a 50-s
ton cyaniding plant which he expects to-
install this summer.
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NOTICE 10 CONTRACTORS.

Sealed bids will be received up to
Monday, June p. 1909. at IL o'clock,
noon, by the Board of Education of Jor-
dan school district for the erection of
a four-rooIn school building at Lark.
Salt Lake county, Utah. Plans and
specifications can be seen in the Of
jfice of N. Edw. Liljenberg, architect,
230-231 Commercial club building. Salt
Lake City. Utah. Each lid must be
accompanied by a, certified check of 5
per cent OF the amount OF the bid made
payable to the Board of Education OF
Jordan school district. The successful
bidder will be required to give a bond
in a sum equal to one-half of the
amount Of the contract price. Bids will
be opened at the office of the Board
OF Education Of Jordan school district
at Sandy, Utah, Monday. June 81, 1909.
at u o'clock noon. Rights reserved to
reject any or all bids.
BOARD OF EDUCATION,
Jordan School District.
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T|NT|C MINES POST
REGULAR DIVIDENDS
Con. Pit GD lsicl, Bundles
For Stockholders.

ts1peSltl lIlG ISGMS,3s
Provo, June l0.-Tintic mining pro-
perties again came to their own today
when the Colorado. Iron Blossom and
Sioux Consolidat companies got their
directors together this morning and
posted dividends amounting to better
than $4,000. This nice little bundle.
of velvet goes to show the giant out
put Of ore from the district each month
The1 directors of the Colorado Mining
company posted q dividend of S cents 4
share, payable June 81, hooks to close
June Is. This is $4,000 more to the
5company's dividend column making the
total amount of money this mine has
yielded, S1.470,000, and 100000 thus far
this year.
the dividend list when the directors
posted. payable June %, books to close
June 20. This is the second dividend TO
X be paid by the company and means
the distribution of about $4,000 The
first dividend of $4,000 was paid in
APRIL This makes the total dividend
from this property sl52,CO0, all paid
this year.
fs4 The Sioux Consolidated property will
pay something like $4,000, which will
bring the total amount of dividends
from this company UP to about $3.50, 900,
5two-thirds of which was paid this year.
Manager. Loose asserts that the COM
3rany is able to pay the cent dividend
from now on indefinitely
The regular monthly report on the
Knight properties was not issued this
morning and will not be made public
until tomorrow.
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J. NOTICE no CONTRACTORS.

CURED in the erection of a four-room
building on Fourteenth South and Main
Street Salt Lake County. Utah. will be-
of N. Edw. Gutenberg, architect, Aand
by the Board OF Educat ton Of Granite
School District. at 1900 South State 81.
OF OF he above set date lat. BIDS vii i.i be
opened al the offlce4ofSthe Board of Ed
sucation OF Granite School District. 1900
South State Street. Thursday June IL.
1909. ut z D.. m.
Each bid must be. accompanied with
certified cheek for o. per cent Of the
amount OF the bid. made payable to the
District.
The successful bidder will be required
to give q bond in a sum equaI to one
half of the contract price. Rights re-
served TO reject any or all bids.
BOARD OF EDUCATION. 81 81
sGra11ite School District.
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NOTICE.

solidated Mining Company Pursuant to
the provisions OF the articles of incor-
poratlon of said company, n notice Is
hereby given that a special meeting of
held at the companys office. 3335 Atlas
Block. Salt Lake City, Utah. on Tues
day. the end day Of Tune, 1909. at I
o'clock p. M, for B The purpose of yot-I
ing OH the proposition of selling the
companY's mining claims In Ophir Min
Ing District, 'fooele County. Utah. for
the sum OF $500.
IMP DANIEL HARRINGTON,
Secretary Of Said Company.
Dated Nav 20th 1909, 5569i, m "
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NOTICE FOR BIDS.

Sealed proposals. will be. received by
office of the Secretary of the Boa;,l.
Room Isl City and County Building.
Salt Lake City. Utah. up to 12 o'clock
noon on Monday. June 2ist, 1903. for
furnishing material. printing and binding
five Thousand {5.11l scnool reGisters as
per sample on file In the Office of the
ton.
A certified check for 10 per cent Of
the amount must accompany the bid
The board reserves the right TO re Iecti
any and ali bids.
STATE BOARD OF EXAMINERS
BY G, $. TINGEY. Secretary.
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NOTICE.

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT
a meeting OF the members of tile Church
of Jesus Christ5of Latter-day Saints. res
siding. in the Fourteenth warl Of said
Church. iii the County of Salt In Ike. aud
State of Utah. will be held at the meet
inghouse Of said ward. on Tuesday. the
18th day OF June. 1893. at ESQ o'clock n
M. for the purpose of considering the
a portion of the realaestate belonging to
said corporation. and for the transac-
lion OF such other business ms may
properly come before The meeting.
ELIAS S. WOODRUFF,
Bishop OF Said Ward.
Dated June 1, 1903
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:. r. WHITNEY. Stock Broker.
sa4 Atlas Bell. 1870. Res. 3004-z.
5000 ACRES.

State Land to be sold at Auction at
jBurley, idaho. on June 18th. Lands
are under Government Canals, and
will be sold In 4O-acre tracts to the
highest bidder. Reduced rates from
Utah points June 18th, 18th and 14th.
From Idaho points June 18th. 14th.s
and 18th. Ask Oregon Short Line
agents FOR rates further particulars.
or address d.. e. Burley. General
Passenger Agent, Room 201 Deseret
News Building. Salt, Lake City Utah.
City, Ticket Office 201 Main Street.
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PRODUCE.

Chicago June lo.--The wheat market
was stead.- during carly trading to-day
Mt slight advance. The July delivery
was relatively weaker than the more de-
ferred futures News of the day was
maintained The Liverpool market was
strong owing to unfavure BILE crop con-
ditions In Hungary and Germany hut the
estimate on Argentine shipments for the
week Indicated larger movement than.
generally expected. Prices at the OPEN
ing Were unchanged 10 hIss higher.
July being at Liz to i19ss. Early in
the day July sold Mt liz.
Excessive rains in the corn belt caus-
ed strong opening in the corn market
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MARKET Is: IS !. UNINrEnEsrING.
Stocks Are DulI-W'itll Announcement
or Dividend Iron Blossom Lower.

The local stock markets We're ex-
iremely slow and embarrassing today
Ind the volume of trading was far from
being up 10 standard. During the reg
ular board session this morning Iron
blossom sold at sl,I71a. There we're
l,100 shares at that price. Following
The announcement Of an Scent dividend
The stock dropped to sl.75 for 1000
shares and l,5oo shares sold for sl.T5,
seller 60 days
Columbus Consolidated is still in the
ltohnegan class and continues slipping
ga the unsteady board. This morning
The stock sold at sl.s5. East Tintic
Development which is one OF the prom
sing properties in East Tintic, has
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-06-10
NERyousNEss ANp NERVE.

The more nervous man is, the less
nerve he has. That sounds paradoxi-
can-but it isn't; for nerve is stamina.
Hoods Sarsaparilla gives nerve. Ii
tones the whole system, perfects d.
gestion and assimilation. and is there
son can take.
If you get tired easily, mentally or
physically. take Hood's--it will do you
good. Is
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Will EQUIP LEASE.
(Spccial Il th1 ~ J, 1. I, b,

4 'SpHHIaI 70 inc NeWs.) 4.
Ogden, June 1o.i--H. III. Spencer and
John Pingrec have returned to Ogden
from Hawthorne. New, where they
have been investigating conditions at
the property of the Spencer lease on the
Lucky Boy claim. The property looks
encouraging, enough to those interested
that they have placed orders for hoists
and other machinery to be sent to Ne
vada Immediately. L. 3. Spencer, the
principa! owner of the lease, has arrived
in Ogden for a few days visit.
AFTERNOON QUOTATIONS.
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Not Listed on Salt Lake exchange.
FORENOON SALES.
tSalt Lake ESchange)
Beck Tun.s 200 at A.
Colorado, 100 at a.45; 100 at o.41;s; 100
at $50.
Columbus. 300 at l, 90.
Crown Point, SEQ at 1919; SO Cat i6.
Dragon. 200 at IS.
Fl. Tin. Con, 500 at 5,
E. Tin Dew, 1000 at 1875 $500 at
IA: 800 at AZ
Iron Blossom, LOO at t.T1ia.
Little Bell. % ut l.GJ.
l.. Mann. 500 at 81.
Mason Val. 100 at go; 100 at 90, s.
80: 100 nj 2. a22is.
May Dav, 20 Cat IS
Mt. Lake, 1000 at IS; 1000 at 2tts
200 at "A.
New. Hills, 100 at 90: 100 at IS.
Newhouse, loo at $50.
Ohio Cop. 100 at $50: 100 a. .9aia
Phoebe Met, 5000 at 10.
Plutls. 5la at H.
Provo, 500 ut 10.
Seven Troughs, 100 at Ii.
Sioux Con, 200 at LIZ.
So. Col. Con, 1900 at 80: 100 at SSl,s,
S. 20.
So. Iron Bios. 1000 at ga.
Tin. Cent, $500 at 16.
Tin. Comb. 600 at @
U.Ssam.. e.0eo at 20; LOO at IS; 100 at
rs, s. so.
sUtai, Con. j. 900 at 90: 500 at 1917: 5. 900
at 10; q, 90 at 49,; 500 at 1915, S. 50.
OPEN BOARD.
Ajax $3.50 at 2s,!s
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THE BIG HEAD

is or two iinds-conceit and the big
head that comes from sick head
gourd and Your brain feel loose and
sore? You can cure it In no time by
acting on your liver with Billiards.
,Herbine. Isn't 1t worth trying for the
absolute and certain relief you'll get?
Sold by u C.. MI. Drug Dept, 1l2 and
ia South Main Street. Salt Lake City,B
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AFTERNOON CALL.

y ), tAi
Beck Tunnel, 700 at "A.
Camp Bird. 1000 at .02N.
Cedar Talisman. 1000 at .o6; 1000
at .05 Y 81
Colorado, 200 at s.45. seller 50;
500 at 2.471s; 400 at $50: 500 a.
42.4o. seller 80: S00Aat 2.45, seller so.
Columbus Con, 400 at 1.92la: 25
at 100. M
East Crown Point. 1000 at "a.
East Tintic Dew, 1900 at Ia; i, 600
at Ia. seller so.
Grand Central, 200 at /. 40. IN
1bex. 1000 at or
Iron Blossom, 1900 at 1.721s; 100
at LIS.
Mason Valley, 100 at 2.22!s
May Day, 500 at ~
Miller Hill, 1000 at 81
Nevada Hills, 200 at %: 100 at %.
Phoebe Metals, 1000 at 10.
Provo. 100 at 1919, seller 50; 1900
at II.
silver King, 800 at 3.s5. 200 at s.o,fs.
= Sioux Con, 600 at 1t5; 200 at l.15,
seller 60
South Col, 300 at 80. iz
Swansea Con. 900 at 15Es.
Tintic Cent, 100 at Is IS.
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To avoid serious results take Foley's
Kidney Remedy at the first sign OF
kidney or Bladder disorder such as
sbackaclle, urinary Irregularities, ex-
$haustion, and you will soon be we'll.
Remedy today ). Fill Drug Co.,
EfThe never substitutors) Salt Lake
Citysl s
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NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS.

The trustees of Eureka School District
No. g. County of Iuab. State of Utah,
will receive bids up to 10 O'clock a.. M.
Tune 18th. 1909. for tie erection Of q
school building. Plans and specifications
can be found II Eureka. Utah; also ut
the office OF Watkins & Birch. archi-8
ttects. Dooly Block, Salt Lake city.
Utah. Each bid must be accompanied
with a certified check of Is per cent the
amount thereof as q guarantee thai the
accepted bidder il@enter into contract.
and give an approved bond within one
'erwise. the amount to be forfeited to
said district. The trustees reserves the:
right to reject any and all BIDS.
By3order of the Bonru of Trustees.
JOHN MORLEY Clerk.
Dated at Eureka. May 26tl. 1909.
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1872 Hal. 1867 Nebeker & Currie. $50 no
1874 Bal 14c5 W.. Browning. rs as
And In accordance with the law and an
this 10th day of MAY, 1909 SO many
shares of each parcel Of stock as may
be necessary will be sold at the COM
Lake City. Utah. on the sith day Of
June, at II o'clock a. INTO pay the
delinquent assessment together with the
cost of advertising and expense of gale
~ ~ q Fl. w. CR4a M y
Acting Secretary,
614 Mccormick Block. ~ .
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60
ST, Io1rIs.

ST. Louis. June 1O.--Wool. unchanged.
Territory and western mediums. 2i4a9;
fine mediums ead27; fine 1692s.
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Dated June I. 1909. y
Movie & Van Colt, Attorneys.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-02-07
ALOCAL. FIRM
INVADING OTHRR STATES.

When commercial business of any Kind grows to the full development of It's own territory and then begins to establish itself in that of competitors, there is bound to be reason for 1t; l and the reason must. be one that ap- peals to the approval of patrons. The Capital City Marble Company of Montgomery, the largest dealer in ln- tshed stone for all purposes in this part of the South, has not only done all the best work in It's local field. but has been fer the last year crossing State lines till It's business now extends from Ala bamR to Arkansas.
 While the Capital City Marble Com pany makes q speciality of turning out monuments and Eravestonea with a dellcacy of finish and grace that hRs made it's work known throughout the country for superiority and satisfac- tfon, it also does every class of mar bie work from the finest inantei In Italian stone to the biggest building a rough effect.
 The. managers of this company are business men of large and long experi- ence, and they study. well public rec quirements and fit their work to the latest demands. With the large and completely equipped marble working plant they have, it Is easy to fill any commission 10 the entire satisfaction of the most exacting patron. and they do 1t.
 This is the reason the business of the Capital City Marble Company grows so steadily, and the reason why the people from all sections of the South are learning to depend on 1t for all their marble and stone requirements.
 adv.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-02-07

@e4 some time ago the Montgomery Light and Water Power Company increased their meter rent 50 cents per month or all minimum bills aggregAting less than . dollar, and as result some comment has resulted.
 The following correspondence will be of interest to consumers;
 Letter Of Complaint.
 sMontgomery, Ala, Fe. 5, 1909. Editor The Advertiser:
 sDear sir--Wilt you please state In your worthy paper for me that wish to try for the prize that the Mont gomery Light and water Power Com pany has offered tor an appropriate name for the great poodle building.
 T am satisfied if I set square deal I will set first pFlze. as have two names and either of them should be prize winners. Now have just made up my mind to assign e1o0 to the Con- mercial Club, but after reading my gas bill and being informed that I had to pay 9l meter rent instead of so centa whether I used any gas or not, have warned my friends to stay away from Montgomery, and have also put my home on the market at reduced price. Now for the name I would suggest Is ssRockefeller" or "The Tennessee one way they will another.
 Now, as you came so clean ip writ- ing up the Conner boys. hope you will tell the public, through your paper how l feel toward the Montgomery Light and Water Power Company, as I am subscriber of your paper. and a light user of gas but heavy payer for what do not get. Yours truly,
 "L. N. Deiosier."
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-02-07
FOREST FIRES SWEEP
 SOUTHEAST ALABAMA

Cottonwood. Feb, s.--(spscial.1-- Forest fires have been raging in thla vicinity for three weeks, destroying considerable fencing which the owners are powerless to prevent
 Famed by the high winds of last week, the flames were so fierce as ln, some places to burn down green pine trees which had been 'turpentiuedH and offered rich tinder to the Ares.
 The air is so charged with the smolre throughout the whole section as to ba painful to the eyes. In the dry ponds Are has eaten it's way underground and Is slowly feeding on rotten trash and tlmhers which usually ia eoverea by several feet of water during the winter months.
 Bazemore's pond. splendid body of water east of here. ta practically dry, something not recalled by elder lahah- itants.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-02-07
6. ]. HUBBARD, NEW
 COLONEL OF THE FIRST

a
 Lieutenant Colonel 0. !. Hubbard of Troy, was yesterday declared elect- ed to the office of colonel of the 1st Regiment. A. N. O., to succeed Col. Dumont, rAsigned. The vote for the lieutenant colonel was ordered several weeks age, but not until yesterday at noon was the vote officially opened to be counted.
 General Graves announced that every vote of the regiment had been east for the election ofLieut. Col Hub bard. and bis election to the coioneicy of the regiment was declared unani- nous.
 The order for. the election of q lleu- tenant colonel for the regiment Is ex- pected to be made within . few days. It ts expected that there win be a warm contest for the ofElce, but there have been no announcements of can- didacy made as yet.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-02-07
Increase on Meter Rsnf Cause of
 Some Interesting Correspondence

that it is impossible for this company or any other company to maintain street mains, service lines and exp@N-. sive meter. Inspection, monthly reaA- ing of said meter. the carrying through the ofsice and collecting departmsnkzs this 50 cent account and wear and tear on equipment, to gay nothing of gas consumed.
 "Ry reference to our books we ina that the author of this Communication above referred to has been gas cons snmer Of the Montgomery Light and Water Power Company for a period uf eighteen months and has paid ua a to- tai of el5.1O. or an average of E3 centa per. month. Therefore the advance of 50 cents per month on all minimum bills. aggregating less than a dollar. will cost this individual in the future. provided the same quantity of gas Is consumed during the next eighteen months that has been consumed du- ring the past eighteen months. 17 cents per month
 'sIn order to insure the Commercisl Club thls sl00 subscription I would be indeed pleased to personally refund the amount which prevents this partysa subscription.
 should you wish further informA. tion relative to this matter I aasnre you that l Will be. glad to furnish you with any data for this company.
 Respectfully,
 "R. J. Chambers, 'Vice- President and General Managere
 
 READY TO SERVE Y0u from yOuR braBeh tn PensaealR.
 Send your whiskey oRders to
 GREIL TRADING co. F. o. Box sS5. Pensacola, Fla
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-02-07

|in populstien here means moro ship- |rnents to the city. q greater growth, Iand the river being improved will mean Craving of population along |its course that will mssn scc1 Iconcefns.
 "It seems ahrd Go realize that an laggressfve and progressive eomniuni- lty in the commercial world should so
 Ito sleep on this opportunity for 70 lgreat . reign of prosperity. Every thing these days is pointing to south- fern development. Tho greatest of this Is for Alabama and be- lcause of its location Montgomery is lEeographicalfy destined for the seat of Iit ali. The river is the door that will Iopsn on thi. deveiopment and the
 lbonds. that will show local interest to
 lthe people ih Washington. is the key
 lto the door"