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The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-08-14
WILLARD.

Especial to The Herald-Republican.
Willard, Aug. 13-Mrs. Clarissa
Hardy has returned to Salt Lake.
Robert B. Baird was in Salt Lake
Miss Jane Taylor has returned TO
ogden.
Mesdames Sally Hubbard. Mary E.
Ward. Mary Edwards Maria Pettingill,
Mrs. Korth, Mrs. North. Carolina Pack
er, Alice Nebeker. Emma Davis, Clara
Toombs and Mrs. Facer spent Friday in
the canyon on a picnic excursion.
Mrs. Lottie Hubbard has returned
from two weeks visit with her
brother in Twin Falls.
Mrs. Anna Rock and Melinda Delmue
have gone 10 Paradise.
Mr. and Mrs. Joel Lowe have returned
to Malad. Ida
Mrs. Rachel Morgan has returned
from Twin Falls.
Mrs. Zina Cole left Saturday for
Rigby. Ida.
Mrs. Ada D. Smith is visiting her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Dudley.
George Ward or AlmO, Ida, has been
visiting relatives here during the week.
Mayor James NJ. Dalton and wife
have gone to Burlye. Ida.
Miss Bertha Kunzler Of Salt Lake is
| in Willard
Dwight Harding has returned from
southern Idaho.
Misses Isabella and Della Dalton. Ell
sic Ward. Amber Hanson and William
-" A@oMN " imam ldNlSs ROBERT Ddl-
ton and Robert BoOthe have returned
from a camping trip in Willard canyon.
Miss Winnie Geiger of ogden is Wis
iting here during the week.
Mrs. Rae White of Paradise is spend
ing a week with her mother, Mrs. d.
c. Hubbard.
Miss Eliza Hubbard has gone to Lo-
gan TO visit friends.
b. Jeppson Of Brigham was in VIII
lard Sunday.
Dr. /. H Harding and family have
gone 70 salt Lake, where they will re-
side.
Mrs. NJ. w Dalton has returned from
Cache valley.
Joseph NJ. Zundel and wife have re-
| turned TO their home in Logan, after
visiting Mr. and Mrs. Abraham Zundel.
r E. Davis and wife have gone to
PromOntory-
Jacob zundel and wife have returned
10 their home in Carlin, New.
l. r Reeder OF Brigham was in VIII
| lard Sunday
A merry crowd, consisting of the
following. left Thursday for a weeks
vacation in Willard canyon: Misses
Ida, Mary and Jane Taylor, Tllie
W oodyatt. Altha Hubbard, Ethel Ward
Katie Owens, Elva WOodyatt. Lottie
owens. Lavinia KOrth, Hattie Parsons.
Maud Lowe, Mabel Edwards, Hazel Da
Wis and Messrs N. B. Miller Ellis Lowe,
Perry Dalton, Frank Lowe, William
Dalton, AXel Taylor George H Lowe
Lester Owens and David Ward The
party Is ehaperoned by Mr.. and Mrs.
A B. Taylor.
Edwin Gordon OF Pocateno is visit
ing his parents in Willard.
Mrs. r. b. Baird has gone to Prom
ontory.
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BOUNTIFUL.

Especial to The Herald Republican,
BOuntiful. Aug. 13-Mrs. Nellie Grant
and daughters, Alton and Elnore and
Mrs. Loretta Noble, left yesterday for
Richard Pelton returned to Midway
Saturday.
President and Mrs. Joseph H. Grant
and Mr.. and Mrs. James Eldridge were
in Kaysviile Friday.
William Howard has returned from
Seattle.
Miss Nellie Pack. Walter X. Pack,
Miss Jesse Pack. Gerald Pack, DR.. and
Mrs. Fred j. Pack, and Mr.. and Mrs.
a. w. Pack returned Wednesday from
Mr.. and Mrs. La Grande Wood of
Los Angeles are the guests of Charles
Hogan.
Mrs William Moss left for Wasatch
Wednesday.
Mrs John Stocks is in Lewiston.
Mr.. and Mrs. Richard Hatch and son.
Harold went to Wasatch.
oscar Barton has returned TO Ban
croft, Idaho.
Mr. and Mrs. q. r. Mohman OF Peter
son were in town Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Christensen re-
turned 10 HolbroOk, Idaho. Wednes-
day.
SIR. and Mrs. John Reading have for
their guests this week Mrs. William
Reading and daughter Miss Ethel
Reading OF Bakersfield. California
Samuel Whitaker Of ogden spent
Tuesday here with his mother, Mrs
Elizabeth Whitaker.
Mrs. J. Butler Jf Salt Lake is visit
ing her sister. Mrs. Ada hampton.
Mrs. J. r. Udy. daughter Marion and
Miss Clara Canders are in Burnley
Idaho.
Mr. and Mrs. Alma Hardy returned
from two weeks trip TO Woodruff.
Mrs. ". II. McCullan and son. Harold
are spending a week with her parents,
Mr. and Mrs. NJ. p. lockwood.
Mrs. John Harmon returned to Salt
Lake
Mrs. Elizabeth WOOley has returned
from Malad City. Idaho.
Mrs. Mary Smith and daughter, Mrs.
Henry Cleveland left for Malad, Idaho.
FFias T.0a Snencer. and Miss Chloe
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Announcement

GIT The Hubbard Lane Publicity Co.. successors
VI to the Hubbard Publicity Co., is an ore0ni-
cation of men thoroughly experienced In
ADVERTISING.
M.Nr. Il. E. Hubbard, 10ho u0iU hare personal
u charge of tie copy department, has been
knOUn TOR the past year and q half as
us such served Nth distinctions Prior
to that time Mr. Hubbard 1CdS GdUertiSinS
MANAGER of the Walker Bros. Dry Goods
Co. TOR period Of eight years, accomplish
ing some of the most efectiUe department
store ADVERTISING eUer done IN the weSt.
EUyNr. E. F. s. Lane, formerly on The Herald
Republican 0dUeTtiStng staff, Oj1O WiLt be IN
charge of the business affairs Of the neW
company, has an experience IN the general
ADVERTISING field covering q period Of ten
years, hdUi16 been connected Nth some OF
the largest and best knOOn ADVERTISING
agencies and newspapers IN the country
Mr.. Lanes BnOWL6d6e of copy, GdUeTtiSine,
and methods, makes him q valuable acqUi-
sitiOn to the RelO firm.
GUJHr. r. T. BOwnaan knol0n IN the fraternity
as "BOU" and daddy of the cherU6ic "H1-
diGn", 1OiI hare complete charge of the IT,
LuStrGtiI16 department. Mr.. BOWD10n comes
from the east NTH q long list Of honorS In
the field of art, and is knO1Cn IN this city
on the Salt Lake Herald. is a commercial
artist and In color ICOrb, Mr.. BOICn1GH
ranks among the best In the country.
HU This organization of specialists eiUes asSur-
ance OF the most efficient service possible.
The policy of the nel0 firm UiU be to 0LLOUO
nothing tut the best to Go out Of the office
OUer its name. only those accounts 10iL be
accepted Which Ue beLieUe can be made pro-
ttabLe to our clients, and the smallest Gc-
count will be 6iUen the same careful atten-
ton and study as the largest.
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Perkins OF Centerville left few days
ago for Denver.
Mrs. Edith Tingey and children and
Miss Nettie Tingey are in Evanston,
Wyoming.
Mrs. Eleanor Williams left for Black
foot, Idaho
Mrs. William Hanson of Howard.
Idaho, formerly Miss Lulu Sabine, of
Bountiful arrived here Saturday.
Earl Patterson returned Friday from
Burley, Idaho.
Mr.. and Mrs. Leo Hawkins left for
Rigby, Idaho, Saturday.
Mrs. Lula Chealds formerly of this
place and Neryin Eddington of Boul-
der. Colo, were married on Thursday
Mrs DR. Kesler and daughter, Mil
dred returned Tuesday from Utah
county.
Mr.. and Mrs. MILFORD WiggiIl left
Saturday for Preston, Idaho.
Miss Maud Birmingham is in Kays-
VILE.
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Especial to The Herald-Republica
Logan, Aug. 1S.-PrOf. Robert Stew
art and family are spending a vacation
in Logan canyon.
Mrs. J. H. Wilson and Mrs. n. A. Lar
son are in Canada.
Deputy Clerk King of Salt Lake
county was in Logan Saturday.
At the eonJOint meeting of the Mu-
tuals of the First ward Sunday even
ing, Miss Carrie McAllister gave a
piano solo. Miss Meta Newbold a read
ing and Miss Irene Hendrickson a vocal
solo.
c. NJ. Christensen was a visitor TO
Salt Lake and ogden this week.
Oscar Peterson OF Franklin was in
Logan this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ora Card of Baker City,
oregon, are here.
Mrs. r. c. Easton OF New York is
in Logan this week.
Miss Harriet Wilson of Salt Lake is
visiting her aunt. Mrs. c. f. Napier
Mrs. A. d. Bell returned from Salt
Lake. where she has been visiting
friends
Mrs. Anna Knox of Salt Lake is here.
Mr.. and Mrs. T. ]. Swan, Miss Mary
Brooks and Mrs. Carrie Robertson and
son are guests OF Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. NJ
Smith in Logan canyon.
Mrs. VOgel OF salt Lake is visiting
her son. Fred Kidgell.
Mrs. Fred Hates has returned to
Long Beach. Cal.
Prof j. G. Thomas of the L. d. S.
was in Logan this week.
Mrs. Hattie Fisher of Richmond Is
in Salt Lake.
Mrs. William Fogelberg entertained
Tuesday evening.
Bishop Joseph Newbold and family
are with George Q. Rich at the Forks
in Logan canyon.
William Leaker OF salt Lake was in
Logan this week.
Mrs. Joseph MorreI returned from
her visit TO Ogden last Tuesday even
ing.
ogden.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Pratt of Preston
were in Logan Wednesday.
J. c. Allen OF COveville was in Logan
Wednesday.
c. Clyde Squires. Joseph Quincy. Jr.,
W. W. Low, Bert McCullOck and Pres
ton Nibley are in Logan canyon.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Hobbs and Mr.
and Mrs. W. p. Shumway of Preston
with their families. were in Logan
Wednesday.
Mrs. Herschel C. Wright was in Gar
land this week
Thomas Shovel of Curlew is in Lo-
gan.
Miss Florence Wilcken and Elsie
Burdett are the guests of Mrs. John
son.
Royal Martineau is spending his va
cation on his fathers farm in Ben
son.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. H Harrison of Lew
iston entertained the Harrison family
Last Sunday ar dinner those nresent
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Laverne Tanner. Georgia Hickman,
Theresa Brough, Ina Hawkins and
Phyllis Sparks, and Messrs. Hyrum
Brough, Ralph Brough, Herschel Price,
James Ellison and Earle Cole.
Miss Maggie May Peacock OF Ster-
ling was in Nephl.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. ]. Udall spent Tues
day in Provo.
Mr.. ana Mrs. Charles Greenland OF
Salt Lake were in Nephi this week.
Miss Olive Syndergasrd went 10 Eph-
rain today.
II. E. Goldsbrough returned to Los
Angeles Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Merle schofield re-
turned to Nevada Sunday after hav-
ing spent several months in Nepht.
A daughter was born to Mr.. and Mrs
T. W. Vickers Wednesday.
A daughter was born TO Mr.. and Mrs
WalIie Brough on Tuesday.
John Hendrickson returned TO Ida
no Tuesday.
Vale HOyt, who is attending Purdue
university in Indiana, is spending his
vacation in Nephi.
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LAYTON.

Especial TO The Herald Republican,
Layton, Aug. 13.-Mrs. i. p. Ellison,
Mrs. ". s. Stevenson, Joe Stevenson
and Miss Marian Ellison left for RAY
mOnd Canada.
DR.. Whitlock is suffering from APP
pendieitis.
Mrs. Alice King OF ogden is the guest
of her father, Joseph King
Mrs. Nellie Scott is visiting the
Misses Je1fries.
Miss Leona Mayor, stenOgrapher Tor
DR.. J. T. Kingsbury Of the University
OF Utah. is at home for the sumner
with her sister. Mrs HarrOd
Mr.. and Mrs. Z. Wiggen viii leave
for Yellowstone park in a couple Of
weeks.
DR. and Mrs. Marsteller were in Og-
den Sunday.
Miss Alta. Craig underwent an opera
ton for appendicitis Friday AT the lay
ton hospital
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PARK CITY.

Especial 10 The Herald Republican,
Park City. Aug. 13.-Misses Ida Mac
Farlane and Marie Jones returned TO
their home in salt Lake Sunday.
Miss LOttie Oliver was in Salt Lake
Monday.
Mrs. Arthur Williams and daughter.
Marjorie. returned home Wednesday
from salt Lake.
Miss Beth WitherOw was in Salt
Lake the past week.
Henry Spriggs left Thursday for
Bingham.
Miss Allie Muffet is the guest OF Miss
Alice Archibald.
The following visited in Salt Lake
the past week: Jake Olner. VIII Nc
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Oklahoma and gave some valuable sug-
gestions.
Miss Sadie Tooth OF the i. ID. S. hos
pital OF salt Lake is q guest OF Sir
and Mrs. Milton Burns.
During the past week Stella Alfred
was married to Niles W. ID. Roper OF
Mt. Pleasant.
Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Larsen left dur.
ing the week for Canada, where they
will visit their daughter, Mrs. Alice
Harker
Mrs Libbie Christensen Of salt Lake
has been visiting at the home OF Mr.
and Mrs. Milton Burns
Miss Sena Nelson left for Canads
Wednesday.
Armon Ney, formerly OF this city, Ia
again here renewing old acQuaintances
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FAIRVIEW.
Especial to The Herald-Repu

Especial 10 The HeraId-Republican
Fairview, Aug. 13.-The Ladies Lit
erary club met Thursday afternoon al
the home of Mrs. Charles Peacock Mrs
Olivia Burns gave an excellent reading
on "Woman's Suffrage" and Mrs A L.
Miner read poem. The following were
appointed social committee: Mrs John
Graham. Mrs. Charles Peacock and
Mrs. Geneva Larsen. The program
committee is: Mrs. A u. Miner. Mrs
Sven o. Nelson and Mrs Larsen. The
special visitors were Miss ROlphson- and
Mrs Gambol. both OF Oklahoma. Mrs.
Gambol is a prominent club woman OF
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NEPHI.

Especial TO The Herald Republican,
Nephi, Aug 13.-Miss Mabel Douglas
left Friday for Yellowstone park.
A boy was born 10 Mr.. and Mrs. Fred
Sunday.
Mrs. Lena Hogan Of Salt Lake was
in Nephi last week.
Dee J. Brown of Manti spent part
OF last week in Nepht.
Mr and Mrs ". l. Cook and Miss
The Oakes times., 1910-06-30
Woman Badly Burned.

Sioux City, Iowa.-Mrs. John Low
rey. wife of prominent farmer near
here, poured denatured alcohol in a
cook stove to start fire. The live
Goals ignited the liquid, causing an ex.
plosion, covering the woman with
flames and shaking the house to its
foundation. The woman is badly burn
ed, but has a chance to recover.
The Oakes times., 1910-06-30
swiN6IT6 LAND MEN
Lisssn Real Estate Dealers Lee, ga
BY Dad chsek Artist.

Ioo0on Neal Estate 0o0IoEo I0oD &3Q0
BY Dad Cheek Artist. "a
Lisbon.-Authorities Of Ransom
county are searching for m-n VINO
cam. here for several days Wndes the
name OF Carl schlossner, and VINO It h
alleged passed forged checks mere for
Q total Of $500, and who worked q Sim
liar racket at Edgeley for about $3.50
more.
His method Of operation . SIMPLE.
Coming into city he soon becomes ac-
Quainted with land men on the pros.
poets Of purchasing some land for
friends whom he proposes to bring in
later. The farms are inspected and
then the operator leaves the city, ask
ing first that he beshown to bank.
At the bank he cashes a small.express
money order.
In a few days he returns, stating that
he is on his way to meet the farmers
who will buy the land. however. he
makes known his wishes to cash q
check and asks that the real estate
dealer identify him at the bank, which
he readily does. That is the last seen
of the prospective buyer, but In q few
days the checks come back marked 'lJo
deposit" or forgery" y
The Oakes times., 1910-06-30
Loses Place on Ballot.

Bismarck, N. D., June al. N.
Miller, of McHenry, candidate for
states attorney in Foster county, will
not be able to get his name on the
ballots for the primaries.
Miller sent his petition to the
county auditor by mail and it failed
to reach the county seat until Sum
day and the auditor refused to ac-
cept 1t. The official asked the attorney
general for an opinion in the case and
was told that it was too late and Pc
tition should have been in the Office
Saturday by 1 O'clock.
The matter was argued before Judge
Burke and the opinion Of the attorney
general upheld and from there 1t was
taken to the supreme court and a writ
Of alternative mandamus argued yes
terday. The decision of the court up
holds the opinion of the attorney gem
eral and while tn. opinion has not been
written the decision has been an.
nounced as above.
The Oakes times., 1910-06-30
neavy Los. Of timber.

Winnipeg, Man., June 24-The whole
district between Fort Francis and Ata-
kokan, east Of Rainy lake along the
International boundary, is ablaze with
forest fires. There will be millions OF
dollars loss to standing timber, mills
and lumber. The F. Weyerhause Co..
Of st. Paul lost $1,5oo.00o by the de-
struction Of timber. The Northern
Construction Co. of Winnipeg. the larg-
est operators, lost all their camps.
They are the largest operators in the
district. The Rat Portage Lumber Co.
Of Winnipeg lost all their dams and
are unable to run their drives. Other
lumber compares are heavy losers.
The Oakes times., 1910-06-30
CITES LEGAL AUTHORITIES
.. .. SHOULD CONTROL ISSUANCE.
OF RAlLnoAp sTock.
Wieksrsham Adveeatss Government
Regulation and Says That it 10 Not
~ Radical a. Act Of 1oee.

Chicago, June z4.-1n vigorous De.
tense Of the power Of the national
government to legislate on the sub
ject Of the issuance Of stocks and
bonds by railroad corporations sub
ject to the interstate commerce act.
Atty Gen. George w. Wickersham
spoke for an hour this morning be-
fore the Illinois State Bar association.
The basis for his talk was the pro.
vision in the new railroad law author.
izing the president to Investigate
questions pertaining to the issuance
Of stocks and bonds by railroad corr
porations and the power Of congress
to regulate them. The enactment Of
such law he contended was not
hearty 80 radical step as was the
enactment Of the permissive act Of
1866 which gave to railroad corpora
tion Of one state the right to carry
on interstate commerce, on the inter-
torney general pointed out that op.
position had been made to every pro-
gressive measure of commerce regula.
tion. But" he declared. in closing his
speech. "the centralizing tedency has
gone steadily on. and the control Of
congress over interstate railroad com.
panies has been exercised in an in
creasingly comprehensive manner.
Such progress is inseparable from
growth. The great arteries Of COM
munication between parts of the coun-
try and the instrumentalities which
control their operation can only be
properly regulated in the public in
terest by the central national power;
q power which Is sovereign. which ie
exclusive when exercised; and which
should be exercised to correct every
evil Of public character which. ex-
perience demonstrates to be suscepti-
BILE Of correction only by national leg
lslation."
The Oakes times., 1910-06-30
500 SURVEYORS BUSY.
Zen New Towns Will 3. Added e
State Map.

Devils Lake.-The surveys Of the
hew 500 line from Medford to Drake,
N. D., are practically completed and
the graders are putting up grade as
rapidly as possible. The farmers are
jubilant over the prospect of the early
completion of this important line which
will add materially to their market IA
cilities 500 officials aren ow going
over the line determining upon the
moss advantageous locations for sta
tions. side tracks. ETC., and express
themselves as being highly pleased
with the richness Of the territory.
Townsites will be located in the midst
of the rich farming sections and some
important new commercial centers will
develop. There will be at least ten
new towns added to the map this sum-
mer. Trains will be running over the
whole line this fall.
The Oakes times., 1910-06-30
No Water For Paor Farm.

Minot.-Ward county is in somewhat
of quandry as to the operation of
its farm and hospital for the poor. For
nearly a year efforts have been made
to secure supply of good water on
the farm, but up to the present time
1t has been impossible to do so, and
there are no early indications that the
work will be successful. At the pres
ent time Ward county is obliged to
care for its paupers at various hotels
and boarding houses in this and other
cities in the. county.
The Oakes times., 1910-06-30
Charlton Case Drao,.

New York, June 25-The case against
Porter Charlton. who has confessed
having murdered his wife at Lake Co
mo, Italy, marked time today. With
the attitude of the Charltons defined
and the statutes Of the case in New.
Jersey law established, further de-
velopments now await the outcome of
such .extradition negotiations as may
be in progress between the state de-
partment at Washington and the for
eign offices at Rome. All evidence
in the case was turned over to the Ital-
ian foreign Office by the minister Of
Justice today,
The Oakes times., 1910-06-30
White sox Have New Plant.

Chicago. Ill. - The. new s150.0O0
plant of the Chicago American league
club practically completed all but q
few finishing touches. 1t will be dedi.
Gated on July 1. The grandstand. and
"bleachers" have a seating capacity
of thirty-five thousand. The grounds
occupy block on Shields avenue be,
tween Thirty-fourth and Thirty-sixtb
streets. The players clubhouse con.
tains hot and cold baths. showers,
rubbing tables and many ether con
veniences.
The Oakes times., 1910-06-30
U. 8. eattIe.hlp. In England.

Plymouth, England.-The American
battleships Indiana, Massachusetts, and
Iowa, with 500 midshipmen from the
United States Naval academy at Ann.
Rpolis, arrived here. The young sail
prs are having their summer practice
cruise. The squadron is commanded
BY Rear Admiral Clark. The local au
thorities are planning round Of en-
tertainments for the visitors. The
midshipmen will be given dinner by
the lord mayor of London.
The Oakes times., 1910-06-30
Search 10 unavaiIina.

Grand Forks, N. D., June 24-Though
dynamite and drag hooks have been
used all day in an effort to locate the
remains of Leslie O'Connor, the lad
who was drowned Wednesday evening
at a point near the Grand Forks Lum-
ber Co.'s mill in the Red Lake river, SO
far the search has been unsuccessful.
A telegram was received from the
drowned lads father, Thomas C:Con-
nor, of Watertown, s. D., and he ar.
rived here today,
The Oakes times., 1910-06-30
Double Tragedy In Hioh Life,

Birmingham, England. - Coroner
Brasher after an investigation into
the shootings by which Mrs. w. p. g.
Hardin. wife of the president Of, the
First National bank, and Guy R. John
son, former vice president Alabama
Consolidated Coal and Iron company
killed themselves, decided that it was
suicide in each instance.
The Oakes times., 1910-06-30
N. & ST. |. PASSES DIVIDEND.

Storms and Strike Caused Unusually
Heavy Expenses.
New York. N. Y. Directors Of
The Minneapolis & st. Louis R. R. Co.
passed the semi-annual dividend Of
2h per cent on the preferred stock
ordinarily payable July 18th.
For the FIVE months ending Nov.
30, 1909. results of operations showed
all charges earned and surplus equiv.
ilent to s per cent on the entire out.
standing capital stock. both common
and preferred.
The San Francisco call., 1910-11-12
NoTIcr on NINE SAIE

By virtue of an order of the District Court for
Santa Fe county, New Mexico, sitting at Santa
Fe, I will receive bona fde bids, In person. or
by mail, at the Capital City Bank. Santa Fe.
N. NJ, until noon of November 80, 1910 for the
properties of the Gold Bullion Mining Company.
operating at Golden, New Mexico, consisting of
571 acres of placer ground Z town lots at
Golden, wells. equipped with deep well pumps
and electric motors Marion Steam Shovel Com
panys traction dredge, 2 50 gal. steel tanks 9
miles to 8 in. water pipes. 3 steam boilers
Janesvlle and two Ames make; No. ) Duplex
Snow pump; Smith-yaile Duplex pump No. 5;
American deep well pump No. s; Knowles Duplex
pump No. 6; 1 125 h. p. steam engine: 45 W.
w. electric generator.
This property offered for sale at public
auction EN- MASSE, and a bid of $50 600 made
therefor, the acceptance of which has been sus-
pended by the court pending results from this
advertisement. If no higher bid is made, the
said bid will be accepted. This property has
been examined by BRAYTON & MATHEW Of San
Francisco, Cal. JAMES A. WOOD, Receiver.
WANTED good miners to take interest in
high grade gold quartz mine. Address box
3222 Call office. Oakland
GOLD, amalgam. rich bought: cash; assayIng
Soc. Pioneer Assay Co.. 13l 9TH nr. Howard