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New-York tribune., 1910-06-19
RESORTS.
NEW JERSEY

MONMOUTH BEACH, NEW JERSEY
GEORGE W. AVERY Manager,
Late with Hotel Astor, New York
Entirely new management. Delightfully."- 10
Gated In an exclusive cottage colony: COM
pletely refurnished and brought up to date
New elevator. private baths: new $4,000
bathing pavilion with swimming pool Casinc
with dancing floor and stage. New fYerToof
garage; new steam laundry; new ice nachines
new Grill room. open until midnight EIcep~
tfonaI French cuisine Artistic orchestral nnu-
sic All arnuseTnents- New tennis courtA-
Rooms IN annex at waters edge. Twelve cot
tagas for private OCCUPANCY. Now OPEN
New-York tribune., 1910-06-19

FOR RENT, furnished Montclair. N. J.. a beauti-
full house on the mountaiusde: 1S rooms 3
baths; fine lawn and garden. E. B. w, Mont
clair. n. J.
The Washington herald., 1910-05-03
NEW YORK PRODUCE.

New York May 2-BUTTER-Receipts to-day
were only SOS packages and tended 20 check the
downward tendency that was In evidence az the
close last week Creamery specials 39a: creamery
extras, D'3; creamery trsts. p; State dairy. good
20 choice. =; process specials. d. Western imita-
ton creamery 1uts. y
CHEESE Receipts to-day, 59l boxes, New cheese
Is just a shade easier, old cheese is cuet- state
fun cream. fan. old specials. Tz. State full
cream. fau make old fancy. l7.. State full
cream. best low eolored 49,. SKINS specials. II:
Gkms. fine ga
EGGS-Recepts to-day were 0s5l cases. The
market shows little change iu tone or prices. State
PcnusyJauia and nearby hennsry. white fancy, 9;
State and Pennsylvania trUwn hcnnery. fancy. -.
fresh gathered extra 2z fresh gathered extra frsts.
"a. duck eggs. 2.
MLLFEEU-Easier. quiet demand. Spring ban.
Z50. standard middlngs. go. city bran. zoo. in
bulk, Western reddog &.o, 90 arrive winter
wheat bran. in lO1r pound sacks. % arrive. 80
OATS-Easy. light tnde. No. white lsliss
No. white Eai7'z; No. white. i6isi natural and
clipped white. on track i6a52
FLOUE-Steady hut inactive. Kansas straiglts.
A9a5l0 in sacks; soft sraehts 500a5l0 IN barrels.
spring patents 5@oa575. in barrels; spring ciean.
450a4G
RYE FLOUR-steady: trade IS slow. Choice
brands quoted az i.9s4.6o
COHNMEAL-steadyi inquiry Is inactive. Kiln
drlod fur cXpJTt IS. c1arse neal IN hags. lEll-3
BEEF-Stcady; dealing modclJe Jacket. l55oa
100: family. 90hl95L
PORK-stsady: moderate inquiry. Mess. 2i0:
family. 8.01a265
HAY-Reoeip,s. 90 tons; steady; demand fair for
choice Prime timothy Ll7izaL3: No. J. lis. No
2. lO-1aII0. No. s. 95ag-i4
STBAW-ReCriUts. 50 tons; steady. light trade
Long rye quoted az C5a-0.
LARD-Inactlvc. Prime western. I2s0; city
l225; refined continent. 1910, South American
li0J, refined Brazilian. kegs 800; 0le-stearine lea
lF1i lard stearno quiet; New lo-k. j..
The Washington herald., 1910-05-03
BALTIMORE PRODUCE MARKET.

baltimore Nay 2-Quotations ty Baltimore Frli,
and Produce Association arr as follows:
BJITEt-FC Creamery separator. extras Sas0ls do
hrsts. sa2s; creamery imitation. = do. frsts. "a
D. Iowa Northwestern ladle extras. p: do frsrs
q. stOrc-paCkCd. extras. %. do. frsis. lg. rolls
extras. =. West Virginia and Ohio rolls extras. q
creamery prints Q-lbl. eNtras 3a32: do frsts ga
%; creamery prints Glib. extras slas2, do frstA
2aJo; creamery rolls q lhSI. extras 3la3l. do.
trSts SAP; Maryland, Virginia and PcnnylvHuia
prints extras. 2l; frsts, %; process extras. 3az7
frsts e7aS
EGGs-Naryland Ter dor. n Virginia. q West
en-. q.
POULTRY-Fovls old hens heavy. per pound.
90 do. light. q: chickens. winter as % size gsas2,
do. spring. 1 N IA ms and over. pr D.. 8alJ.
ducks large. per h.. bale small 20 medium, i
Do. musc1vy and m0ngre. Is: pigeons. young r-r
pair. Zia3o: do. old. 25a3o't: guinea fowls. old
each. y, do. young y n and over. each. 90.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., white, per buslel 5a
-; do. Florida new. No. 7. per barrel S5aAO0.
rel. L2a200; do. basket 4a60; asparagus por
dozen. l5la250; beets Charleston per bunch. 2.a3.
North Carolina. 4a6; cabbage. New York per ton.
5cooa5aooi do, Florida per crate L50a20): do.
Charleston, rer cate. l75a2l0, carrots Florida and
Charleston ll1a2i4 a bunch celery. Florida per
crate. l00al75, CuclmboTs. Florida Per basket 75a
40 lettuce, North Carolina and Norfolk per has-
ket 75al5O; beans green and wax. pr bushel l.y,a
90 squash FlOrida. peT crate 75al2i. spinach per
box. Sal0 peas North Carolina izbhl. basket llOa
40 pcr bushel. 75aL00; Peppers. Florida. per car
rer. Lgsa200 tomatoes Florida. per carrier. 75a2e0.
Texas onions arriving more freely selling as fol-
lows: lSal@ per carrier; Bermuda onions per
carrier ZGa2.5.
The Washington herald., 1910-05-03
GRAIN AND PROVISIONS.

Quotations furnished by ". B. Hibbs & Co.
members Of the Chicago Board Of Trade. Hbbi
Building.
Chicago. May 2-Wheat opened weak at kc to
lltc lower the general rain over Sunday through.
out the Western winter wheat territory. Consider.
able long wheat sold out and considerable short
selling took place.
The opening proved IN low point Of the day. and
gradual huning up in values took place until
monthly report issued this morning gave a con.
dition Of 7s.s. against sl.3 on April ].
Local car lots. 9. with "a estimated for tomorrow
Corn opened steady to sc lower. Continued buy
ing Of May by the same class q buyers as last
week gave support 10 that future and caused
strength In the whole list. shorts and local pro
fessOnals bought freely. and & sharp return q
lital&c occurred. part Of which lost later IN
the session. Tho strength In wheat added 20 the
firnness in com Cash prices sympathetieaily nc
10 lc higher.
Local car lots So with 90 estimated for tomorrow.
Oats were lower early With other grains. Some
selling Of new crop futures by commission houses.
The rains caused some selling and no doubt viii
prove beneficial 10 the growing crop Cash prices
were nc higher The market rallied frum the low
point In sympathy with tho advance in wheat and
corn.
Local car lots. Isl. with ns estimated for to-
morrow
Provision prices yielded considerably under tho
influence q larger hog receipts than expected and
a decline IN that market. The selling was mostly
by scattered longs. and the buying was largely og
miscellaneous Character especially late in the day.
The closing was al partial recovery from carly dip
The Washington herald., 1910-05-03
BALTIMORE GRAIN MARKET.

Baltimore. May 2-WHEAT-R Receipts. $50 bus.
consisting q T.75s bus Western and - bus. South
EN-. shipments from elevatorS none stock iu
elevators, iS66 bus Western spot and AprL.
lG July. l0i; spot. lo7. nominal
CORN-Receip;s. Bl-5 bus. consisting u West
ern- shipments from elevators. ss5i bus Stock
iu elevators 6s0c2l bus. Graded lots u No ?
white corn. aGoat QUotahle nominaIly 40 20 Per
bus; yellow. aroat a. 65 per bus. mixed corn.
afoat. az 3 per bus; track yellow corn. f7- do
nestle delivery. is qu0tabe o. 65a65i5 DIT bus f0-
car lots on SPOT. cob corn was quoted 40 5oa37l
psr hbl for car lots o. yellow. spot aud April.
6isa6,As July. 65ea65h
oATS-Receipts. 6s9 bus Withdrawn from eIe-
vatcrs. loj3 bus. stock n elevators E25s bus.
White. No. 2, as 70 weight. isI1ai9ls. white No.
3 as 20 weight. f7ais white No 4 a. 70 weight
iia45i mixed No. .. f7ai7'3: mixed. No 8 g6alGs
RlE-Wihdrawn from elevators. 75s bus Stock
IN elevators &.l6i bus. No. ? Western per bus
sass; No. Western. domestic. 77a-S: bag lots. as
20 quality. per bus. 7Ca74
The Washington herald., 1910-05-03
LOCAL FINANCIAL GOSSIP?

Transactions on the local stock ex-
change yesterday were the largest re-
corded in recent days. and the market
for securities. in sharp contrast with
that in New York, was firm, with prices
In some specialties showing a good ad-
vance over previous sales
In the early trading the available bonds
were picked up, consisting of Gas fours
and Gas Certificates. One OF the things
attracting attention among members OF
the exchange is that the price OF the 4
per cent Gas bonds Is gradually advanc-
ing and that OF the certificates receding
and the question has been frequently
asked why. The only explanation offered
has been that the bonds hold out the ex-
pectatiOn of gratuity in the melon-eut-
ting by the company when Il comes and
the certificates do not. II this is the
true cause OF the rise OF the Gas fours
about $3.50 a hundred and the loss Of
about $3.50 for the certificates. II is per-
haps as good as any other that could be
given. At all events the demand for the
4 per cent bonds has apparently in
creased Of late.
Railway shares were In fair demand
and sold quite freely, the common stock
around 81 and the preferred around 9l.
Gas stock sold at Il and fractions higher,
Lanston at 80. and Potomac Electric Con-
solidate flves. after call, at 1913. a slight
advance over previous sales.
The total coinage at United States
mints during April consisted Of 17.709.-
S74 pieces. valued at S7.468.O6S The gold
coinage was valued at S6775,000. the silver
at S316,OoO and the minor at SS72,06s.
-Four hundred and thirty-two thousand
silver pesos were minted also for the
Philippine government
The total circulation OF national bank
notes outstanding yesterday was $7i3. .46l.-
$50. according TO a statement given out at
the Treasury Department This was an
increase Of $26.O53. .359 since May 1 OF last
year and a decrease OF $S797,4l0 during
the month OF April
The total amount OF government bonds
on deposit to-day with the United States
Treasurer 10 secure national bank notes
and public deposits was S73i. .S75, $50 OF
this amount $500. 2.l92, ,45O was in 2 per cent.
COnsOls OF 1890
The Washington herald., 1910-05-03
LOCAL PRODUCE MARKET.



BUTrER-Creamery fancy 81: do. frsts. 3la52
do. seconds 2s: process. fancy g7Ilag. do. fair
70 good. 8a27 dairy. choice. 2ia25: do good. 2la3i
Store packed, lsa20.
CHEESE-New York State factory. fancy frsts.
Hali11 do, small. Harry: do. large. l6ha7.
EGGs-NeaT by. choice, returnable cases, =; West
Virginia and Southern Virginia. retumable cases,
q; Tennessee retunaOe csses. p; North Carolina,
rctunable cases. l.
LIVE POULTRI-Chickens spring. large. 2il5.
do. medium, 2a26; do slring. 30a35; hens small.
per lb.- lsls; large. ls5 roosters, per lb-. TO-
ducks. old. lo do. spring lbs. ard over. Is
geese. per b.. loal2; do. fancy l2al4; turkeys.
TOMS per H., Is: do. hens %; turkeys, thin. l0al2
keats. per b.. l5
NEGErABLES-Potatoes rer b5l.. local 25: sweet
potatoes. Per bbl-, new. 20oa2Jo: yams per bbL.
Is
DRESSED POULTRY-Chickens. pcr H.. ZaD,
chickens and hens. mixed l9a2O: capOns 7.lb aver.
age per lb-. 25aB: do small 23a2i slips. per lb..
II. ducks. lsaI0 geese, per h. Hale.
DRESSED MEATS-Hams country sugar-cured
lsa2l
sUNDRlES-Beeswax. q: tallow. 6a61S: ginseng
per h.. 5OOa5.JO; seneca per h.. 40: golden SEAL
iUab: pink. l2al4: mandrake, ea3; snake root. 36
walnut kernels. dry. lJal6 black walnuts per 100 75
DRIED FRUlTS-Apples sliced. fancy ia5: cher
ries. lAl5; blackberrtes. 2; Whortlcbeuies. Ia.
WOOL AND HIDES-Wo0l unwashcd free Of
burs. per b.. 30; WOOL bury. per D.. 2jas: hides.
green. Der h. 10. do. dry. per d.. i3alG: sheep
skins green each 75ai00. d. dry. eBch. Za60: calf
skins. yrCen. each. L0al7S-
The Washington herald., 1910-05-03
WAYS OF USING WATER CRESS

From the New idea Wonans Magazine f1- May.
Tomatoes and Onions With Cress.-
Slice six tomatoes, ten onions and four
hard-boued eggs. mix with these an
equal quantity of choice cress sprlgs,
cover with French dressing and serve.
Veal and Cress SaIad.-Bou and, when
cold. chop into coarse pieces two cupfuls
OF veal. one OF sweet green peppers and
two cupfuls Of cress leaves, sprinkle with
lemon juice. aad serve with mayonnaise
dressing
CreSs Salad.-A cUpful each OF diced
celery, nut meats and apple should be
mixed with a large cupfUl Of cress leaves
Then chill and place on lettuce leaves or
on a bed OF cress and servo with mayon-
naiSe dressing
The Washington herald., 1910-05-03
NEW YORK MONEY.

New York. May Money on call al the stock
exchanges to-day opened a. per cent: highest. g
Der oont. lowest. per CENT; closing. per cent
Most q the days loans were made 40 Der cent
Time money began the week slightly easier owing
20 a falling on In demand Brokers offered funds
moderately. but they did not show any disposition
% shade rates. the effect Of the Saturday bank
statement being rather % make lenders wary over
lending TOO extensively For over the year money
per cent was quoted. Rates: sAa4is per cent
ioS sixty and ninety days, 4i5 per cent fer four
FIVE and six months. 4ha5 pcr cent for over the
year.
Mercantile paper was issued with sone freedom
meeting with a fair demand. Rates. 44.a5 per
cent Cor Sxty and ninety days indoucd bills TO
ccivahc. and for choice four and six months single
names. 81 per cent for others
The Washington herald., 1910-05-03
WASHINGTON sTGGn MARKET.
5ales-Regular call 70 o'clock noon.
District Of Columbia 365s, 500 at l05.

Sales-Regllar call. 70 o'clock noon
District Of Columbia $685. 500 at l05
Washington Gas As. 5000 al 1924
Washington Gas oert.. 500 az l07. 500 AZ lO7 500
az lG
Capital Traction s. 500 at ll5ls 500 at 1884.
Washington Railway and Electric com. 10 at s7is
100 az g..
Washington Railway and Electric pfd 3 al 81
3 az 81, 10 at 9lh p at s7k. at 81. 4 az g. l
az 81. . at 907s.
Washington Gas. 5 AZ 7lH 3 AZ u.
Lans,on. 10 az g. AZ o. 10 at q, "A a. g. / AZ
g. a IS at g.
Commercial National Bank. at el5ll. nt Ss 70
az 06.
United States Trust. 10 at ll5is. At llqs 5 At
lEL.
After call-PotomAc Electric Cons. g. 500 a.
lolh. d.ooo az lolh. N.ooO NJ lOIS. 5000 az IOlE,
5000 az I0lN
Washington Railway and Electric pfd.. 10 At 81.
az 81.
Following are the tdd and asked rrices on yestsr-
lays Washington Stock Exchange:
CAS- nnNna
The Washington herald., 1910-05-03
WALL STREET NEWS
Prices Lower but UndertOne
OF Market Is Stronger.
BEAR ATTACKS ON COPPER
OnfavOrabIe Eject on Stocks for
First Hour, hut Strength Returns
soon and sharp Drive Fails 10 Up
set Prtces-MOney Situation Benrs
Brighter Face Than Saturday.

New York. May although prices on
the stock exchange closed lower to-day
than they did on Saturday, tho whole
undertone OF the stock market indicated
an Improvement and a seeming exhaus-
Won to bring about a decline In the
first hour Of business the market was
undeniably weak. recessions OF more
shan two points occurring in Amalgamat-
ed Copper and other stocks OF the metal
group. upon which bear attacks have in
the last few days play centered. owing
to what IS generally conceded to be the
rather especially unfavorable state Of the
market for copper metal.
But after a decline Of about a point
In the United States Steel. Union Paci-
hc, Southern Pacific, and other standard
shares this morning, general resistance
appeared TO be presented by these stocks
10 the pressure against them; and from
the end Of the first hour through the re-
mainder OF the stock exchange session It
was the opinion Of many shrewd OBJ
servers that the salient speculative fea-
ture OF the market was the manipulation
carried on by operators for the fall for
the purpose Of retiring their commit
ments as prohtably as possible,
Recovery Sets In.
On various occasions sharp drives
against the market were made but these
obviously did not bring out much stock,
and toward the end of the day a general
recovering movement in values more
strongly asserted itself Right at the
close OF the market another drive at
prices occurred, entirely similar 10 those
that preceded It. But IL must be said
that this was regarded by the more ex-
perienced traders as a good" rather
than a bad. ending Of the days market.
The money situation to-day bore q
brighter face Renewals OF call loans
were made at from to 51A per cent. and
the call money rate fell steadily there
after through the day. Sterling exchange
declined 10 a point where gold can be
proftably exported without the offer OF
considerable extra Inducements" by
those desiring metal remittances.
England in Good Position.
It must be noted in this relation that
so far as developments have uufolded
they point TO the fact that the Bank OF
England has already made full prepara-
tions for the collection Of the English
internal revenue taxes now about to be
made, and that although this process
may involve for some time the same
comparative nghtness Of money that is
now present in the English financial
market. there is every probability that
the stress Of the affair is already passed
and gone
The banks to-day made a poor weekly |
statement showing a large loss IN cash /
and a large increase IN loans. No doubt I
the most important occurrence Of the /
immediate past has been the action Of /
the Western trunk lines in filing with the I
Interstate Commerce Commission at
Washington notice OF their intention 20
make a considerable advance in freight !
rates.
The Washington herald., 1910-05-03
LOCAL GRAIN MARKET.

GRAfN-wheat. rer tushel 1ooaIlO: corn. shsllsd.
per bushel 70 20 Is. cob. SIS 20 400 per barrel
cats. Wes'em. white No. g Ter bushli. 5aJs.
mixed. per buslcl. 52a55i tuu. pr ton Gco.
middliug. per ton. Ec.
HAY AND STRAW-Hay, Western. No. Z, g Cos
No. @ 80; mixed. 80; loose az local sales 2o0
Straw. rye bundle 1900 straw. rye. machine
thrash. 300. straw. wheat Der ton. 800; straw.
cat Der ton SQ
The Washington herald., 1910-05-03
CHICAGO CATTLE MARKET.

Chicago May 2-HOGs-Live hogs wene Is To %
cents lower The receipts were estimated at q 600
head; left over from Saturday LIS: estimated re-
ceipts tomorrow. 9Oco Bulk Of prices. 25as 40.
light. 9.loa9.Sl1: mixed and butchers al5as 45 !.
heavy 9l5a942lA rough heavy. 9l5a9S; workers
9.Soa9.35: pigs. S.75a930.
CATTLE-Steady 10 10 cents lower: estimated
receipts. 5000 head BeeVes 165aSS5; cows and
heifers. 275a50; Texas steers 47Oa6I5. s.ocSers
and feeders. 3soa670 Western. 4s0a675
SHEEP AND LAMBS-Ten cents lower. eSti-
mated receipts 1000 head Natives 44oasI5.
Western. 49oas.2O: yearlings. 7l5a25; lamhs 7.75a
BIS: Western lambs, sOoae76
The Washington herald., 1910-05-03
LIVE STOCK MARKET.

New York May 2-CATTLE-R Receipts. q GO
head. Common 70 prime steers 5.9oasIZll Der 100
lbs. Dressed beef slow at llal21z per ID. for na-
tive carcasses.
CALVES-Receipts, 10.7lS bead Common and
choice Veals sold at 65ONs.Z5 per 100 lbs: torr
92ji cus. 50aa600. Dressed calves lower az qaIsIi
for city dressed yeas. few selling at Il; couptrT
dressed. Sal2lk.
SHEEP AND LAMBS-Receips 1855 head
Common 70 fair clipped lambs. 75Oas =: medium
wooed do 500; New York State spring lamb
$50 per head Dressed muttons steady at I2,15
per ID; dressed lambs slow at I5a2O: country
dressed dollhouse lambs lower at 3O0a6 50 DER cor
cass-
HOGS-Reocipts. 651S head: feeling easy With
general sales 1000 pr 100 lbs Country dressed bo,
steady at i2iAali pcr ID.
Largest Morning Circulation.
The Washington herald., 1910-05-03
COTTON MARKET.

Quotations furnished By W 3. Hibbs & Co..
members Of the New YORK stock Exchange. Hibhs
Building
New YORK May 2-T1e market uas quiet and
steady during the late Afternoon. with no uew Tea
lures Tbs Giles report out this afternoon makes
the increase IN acreage 29lQ pcr cent over last
years % the approximate total @; 53o5Ol0 against
81 lSs O0J last year
The Washington herald., 1910-05-03
GOVERNMENT BONDS
WASHINGTON CATTLE MARKEr

CATTLE-EXtra. per cEt.. 50aGO0. do b,,tc,,.r
AGai.J0; do. common. 2OOa1OO
hOGS-Por oWt.. Uoss. 9OOa95O: do, ordinary
5HEEP-Prme. E5Oa5.O0; do. common. 3Ooatoo.
LsAAiBS-Fancy spring. llal2; fall choice. per h.
sasa; do medium. 6
CALNES-Prme per b.. 9: do. medium, g.;
do, grass. Sa5. -
COWS-Prime fresh. each. 35Ooaa.oO: do. com.
mon. -1.plasooo; DO. old end du. lOO0al5O
The Washington herald., 1910-05-03
GeograrhicaIIv Speaking

Fr-m the NIauchcs-Cr Guardian.
The class was being questioned on the
cardinal points OF the compass.
"If I turned 20 the east and look at the
rising sun. what is behind me?''
Boy-Yer shadder
The Washington herald., 1910-05-03

New YORK May 2-WHEAT-Irreguar; light
trade. No. l Duluth. Opening Of naglgati0n liz;
No. red. {. o. b.. Ll5A,; No. 2 hard. New York,
T. o b.. nominal. No. ] macaroui. geR T. o. d.
opening of navigation; No. l Manitoba T. o. b.
May, LO71z. Exporters took three loads Manitoba.
CORN-Strong limited trade Steamer mixed
CIV bid. export basis: No. 2 elevator nominal bid
export basis; export No. z T. o. b.. 65s: No. yel-
low. nominal. Exporters took nothing
RIE-NominaL N. 2. T. O. b., 90.
The Washington herald., 1910-05-03
The Keepers Dog.

From ". A. 7.
Jones-Your dog seems a very intelligent
animal, keeper.
Keeper-He be all that, sir. Only t'other
day e bit a gent as only give me a SOW
ereign after a days shoot!
The Washington herald., 1910-05-03
NEW YORK STOCK MARKET.

Quotations furnished by W. p. Hibbs & Co.
Members Of the New York Stock Exchange. Hlhbi
Building
can money; Open. 6; high. 6: low. "a. close. "a.
The Washington herald., 1910-05-03
CURB MARKET.

Quotations furnished by W. B. Hibbs & Co.,
members Of the New York Stock Exchange, Hihbs
The Wallace miner. [volume] (Wallace, Idaho) 1907-current, 1910-08-11
NOTICE OF ASSESSMENT.

Office OF the Black Bear Consolidated Mining Co
Ltd. Wallace. Idaho. July 9th. 1910.
Notice 10 hereby given that at q meeting Of the
Board Of Directors held on tho 9th day of July
1910, an assessment Of one az cent per share was
levied upon the capital stock Of the corporation,
payable on or before the Goth day Of August. 1910
to Otto A. OLSON. Secretary. Treasurer. at the
Office Of the Company, Wallace. Idaho.
Any stock upon which this assessment remains
unpaid on the Goth day Of August, 1910. will be
delinquent and advertised for sale at public auc.
ton and unless payment Is made, together with
Is cents cost OF advertising for each certificate
advertised, will be sold on the Goth day Of Septem.
bcr. 1910 at 30 o'clock p. NJ. at the Office OF the
Company. Wallace. Idaho. to pay the delinquent
assessment, together with cost OF advertising and
expenses OF sale.
7E OTTO A. OLSON.
Secretary. Treasurer Of the Black Bear Consoli.
dated Mining Company. Limited. Room
Barnard Block
~ 21.aug IS
The Wallace miner. [volume] (Wallace, Idaho) 1907-current, 1910-08-11
NOTICE OF ASSESSMENT

omice Of the cGnr d'Alcne Investment Company.
Limited. Mullan. Idaho. July 10th. 1910.
Notice Is hereby given that at meeting Of the
Board OF Directors Of the Crur dAlene Invest.
ment Company. Limited. held on the 18th day Of
July A. D. 1914. an assessment Of Ave mills Der
share was levied on the capital stock of said
company. payable on or before the 18th day Of
august. 1910. 70 the Secretary Of the Company.
J. A. GLOVE. at the Hotel Victor. Mullan. Idaho.
Any stock upon which this assessment reuwins
unpaid on the 18th day Of August. 1910. viii ne
delinquent and will be advertIsci for sale at pub.
lic auction. and unless payment b made before.
Will BE- sold ON the 10Th day Of September. 1870 to
pay the DELINQUENT assessment thereon. together
with costs Of advertising and expenses Of sale.
- I-A's II J. A.0LOwR. Secretary.
The Wallace miner. [volume] (Wallace, Idaho) 1907-current, 1910-08-11
NOTICE OF ASSESSMENT.


Office Of the Sunshine Mining Company. Ltd.
Wallace. Idaho June %. 1910.
Notice Is hereby given that at meeting Of the
directors held on the 22nd day Of june 1910. All
assessment Of one-half mill per share was levied
upon the capital stock ofthe corporation. payable
on or before the goth day OF July. 1910, to g. W.
Dougherty, treasurer Of the corporation. at his
office sol Cedar Street. Wallace, Idaho.
Any stock upon which this assessment remains
unpaid OH the Goth day of July 1910. will be
delinquent and advertised for sale at public auc-
ton and unless payment Is made in full. will be
sold on the 10Th day Of August. 1870 at the Office
of the corporation. FOL Cedar Street, Wallsce,
idaho. to pay the delinquent assessment together
with costs OF advertising and expenses Of sale.
g. W. D0udHERTY. Secretary.
Office at Wallace. Idaho
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