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Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1910-11-22
Deroensboiten,
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isans | Spb.
Silireoshiaenoc noNstcr.

Sfclge 2anobrugsoeportemeltets
Sftoberoperiigt oner 8re6etilitonoen
| llblanbet bar 2onomanoen poa oen
noroligeSalpfugle ppret beifieitiget
meo lit panIige arbeioe poa oenne
Sib al Maret = Soaningen al 8in-
teripben og Snbbsitningen al fine
ienelte Grscer. S Ben temperereoe
Gone paa ben ipoIige SaIpfugIe er
man paa fine Steoer miot oppe / set
trapleIte Saaronnarbeibe, paa andre
allereoe belpiS fproig meo set. Mais.
pIantningen er / fulo Sang, mems
&%interbueben og onoen ginteripo
bolber paa at naa lin Wtooenbeo %
Den 8rao al llbpifling, iom er panlig
benimoo Spergongstioen meaem
Taar og 5oriommer. Sra ingen al
Salpfuglerne berettes ser ON nogen
niotitraft Surintion / @reoens Gil
Itono ira oct panli9e pou oenne Sio
al aaret, % ~forianpibt er Sitltatios
men ira ct agroriif Stnnoplrnft be.
tragtct tilfreoSitiQenoe Sen belle Ser
ben oper.
DC iioite faa aars gooe Griier %
andre fremberifenbe gunitige Sm-
ItGnbigbeoer bar eipet S~peoeoprf.
ningen eft mt Spiping, bpiIfet ielp.
fslgelig bar meofsrt, at Der / De
allerfleite al De bpebeprobucerenoe
2onoe er t%ilioaet betpoelig forsgeoe
grealer meo oenne Spoart. S ara
gentina er Der, ifslge officiele Sp.
gaper, iaor tiliaoet ODER 1 Miaion
gcres mere uleb Spebe emo forrige
anr, og Gfterrctningerne fra auitra.
lien tpber paa, at Sorpgelien al Spe-
oearealet Der bill anorage til fai1ife
minbit en- balp Wiaion 9uibel.
Ser foreligger enbnl ingen oft
ciele eIler paalioelige 3ata angaa.
enoe Sterrelien af De nplig tiIiaaeoe
Nrealer | ben norolige SemiIfpre,
men blanbt Separtementets Sagfprl.
oige er oct oen operpeienoe Mening,
at 5enoencen ogiaa / Oenne Del al
Teroen er gaaet / inmme Hetning.
S oen ipblige Semiifpres TO big.
tigite bueoeprooucerenbe 2anbe itaar
8rpben / lin Selbeb mere looenbe
eno for en- Maaneb iiberl. s ait.
i%traIien ipres 6orboloene at bape
itiIlet Jig Ell Smlrle minore eilnitigc,
ibet Der fra enfelte ggne bar pGret
flaget pper Ssrfe.
S geit- og Gentraleuropa o9 /
9ele al Huslanb bar Soften belt til
/ Mibten al Sftober p9ret ganife TOR,
men oct ienere inbtraaote rigelige
Gegn bar / betpbelig 8rao rettet paa
Situotioner, og / ale bisie 2anoe
ltaor S%interbpeoen og anoen Sinter-
I90 1Proeles lopen0e.
Get lange S%pboIbspeir bar iGroe-
les gitnitig for Snobsitningen al oe
iene gpIinger, iirr for Eoteterne,
bporaf europa apler nPiten 5,000,-
000,0 900 Suihel ON slaret. og iom
meo Senipn til goIlimen er Sen big
tigite al ale 6obepareoplinger.
Get melt fremtr9benbe Sr9f peb
ben MI afiliittebe S9Ions llbbptte
par llonret / Sranfrig og | enfelte
Ggne / 8piflm0. S Spbeuropa er
man MI paa oct n9rmeite f9rbig me6
Observation-Disclosures, og llobpttet er
iom Ell Selbeb betraetet nofioa gobt.
Sinbeiten | Sranfrig, Spanien og
StaIien bar gipet poerit baarlige
IeiuItater. 5 enfelte al De pigtigite
Gropinier / bisie iamme 9anbe bar
OIipenbsiten ogiaa 1laaet fell, og
Ser ipaaes oerfor en- itprf Silbage.
oand / 8roouftionen al SfipenoIie.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1910-11-22


BOG life fienoes, men Tom Saleren
mente git no poo, at DC TO tioligere
lna bitre SLENDER mn omgiffeS mco
Eloner ON Ell brooerIig Ceiling al
Mogten / oct iierne Often.
China Dor Ell Rotion iom / 5rem.
tioen oiI0e fomme til at uogiere Ell
bigtia 6aftor i ole peroenspoIitiite
9%eregninger. China bar / &c ienere
gar siort itore 5remifriot og bill I'M.
Der ct oplpit Stpre epentreIt bli en-
al DC fire Scr6ensmagtrr.
England % Sc 6oreneoe Stater
uil fomme til at uogisre oen angel.
iofiiifc 8cr0ensmaot.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1910-11-22
Ct Oienptone.

Sra Sn5elton, Gn., melbes, at 90.
bert Siner, en- geteran fra gorser.
frigenJ ben 1Soe os. er afgaaet peo
9soen / lit Stem oeriteos. Siner
bar ct gienuione til S~nigmorbet paa
Ir9iibent SincoIn / Serbs Sbeater,
@qibington, % bar ienere tiIiteoe
pe6 Moroerens, 8ilfes Booths 9aa.
%gribeIie. Siner too oengans / oct
bemmelige ToIitis Sieneite.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1910-11-22
6runolopsforiamIi

8runolopSforiomIin9en / Santa
6e, e. Sc, Ser bar bapt / Spbrog at
uoorbeioe Ell @runOop ior berl me
Stat Nem Werico, bar a%fiIrttct lit
g(rbeioe og opIsite iig / ManougS.
@runolopen bill bIi foreIngt Solicit til
afitemning peb ct S~peciolpolg, iom
Ifol ofbol0es ben 21oc Snnitnr. -
Soar Sen SoIfetS @~oofieuoelic, bill
Ben bli a~on9resien % Erpiioent
Gait forelagt til depreciation Ell al
De fsrite Gage / Sebruar.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1910-11-22
Gdnaodtdriffen.
tlohatcr til SolonroiGttclic paa anne.
%rifanifc SanSbrussrcofaber.
Gampcn CT aabnct.

st Fre5ietelegram ira Sen fana.
Siife 6or6unosboueoitaS Sttatpa
meloer, at Sc fonieruatioe 0eeolem.
mcr AT gorIamertct ira Be peitIige
Grooinier M enoelig oabent err rpf.
Set | Marfen for en- 3cSiptteIie al
Iol6en pna 6ormreoifnber, noget De
bar trlet neo at giere / oe iioIte IRE
Mar.
0enre No6iiifation al Ssitolos.
pnrtiet / CANADA bar paft en- itor Sp'
tubs blanot oe omcrifanife 6abri.
t%ontfirmaerS Representatives. | Grp.
rieprouiuierne, foroi oen ielpislgelig
er al oen ~itsrite 9etponing for 6abri-
fanter al 6ormrcoifaber / ct. EaiiI,
Ghicoao % andre anerifanife 90
b%rifcentrer.
On itor Eroeent al Be Sormreoifu.
Der, iont brilaes | DC ueitlige Eropin.
Ter al CANADA, Importers ira DC
6orenc6c Stoter, Tor Ell itor Gel al
Gen @runo, at en- N~taioritet al ap.
iormcrne | ErGrieproninierne er
fomne ira oen anoen SIDE at @r9n.
len.
Zen fonooiife 5orbunoSregiering
bar | en- HGffe al Mar, iiGr ligeoper.
FOR @eiten. ubeiuet ia Tor at bore |
Saper al eli NeoiGtteIie al Sariffen,
mems ocn / SirfcIigbeoen bar iegt at
oprctboIoe en- til 6orbuo grpnienoe
Ssitolo.
6or at furne sisre bette og iamti.
oig fate Solicit | De ueitlige ErGrie.
propinier glaar / Etnene, loo ben
Meolcmmct ira Rooie Sam, Ga.
ifotdepan, ~. 6. anoiples, foreilaa
Ell S~cnuenoelie til Hegieringen ON
at ircmfomme meo en- Fropolition
ON en- 9teoi0ttelie al Soloen poa
neutrality-suspicious.. DIR. anotules'
8orilag bIeu opisrt paa llnoerbuiets
Sort, hoor oct eiter IRE aars 6or.
lob ircnoeles ltonr opfsrt - al Den
go0e Brunb, at Hegieringen / Still.
beo bar iorbinoret oct ira at bliue
taaet umOer 9ebonoling. Hegierin.
gen bar berme6 opnaaet at BIZ be-
trautet iom oirefte / 6npsr al Ell
HeoiGttelie al Soloen paa Sano.
brugsreolfaber og Iamtioig at for
biuore. at ser blep taget noget Sfriot
/ Den Hetning.
3enne ineoige lille Sntrise er
imiolertio MI bleuet ~aiilsret oerpeo,
at ReprGieutanten ira Eortage Ia
8rairie / Eropinien Mnnitobd bar
ipiQet Hegieringen oct Subs at
iremfomme mco Ell I'M og lelolt9noig
3eiolution / 6upsr al ell Soloreout.
ton, og bans MeuingsfPaer ira
GrGriepropinierne nil ie til meo, a.
life oenne H~eiolutton ifol lioe lam.
ME Sfipbne iom oer. iom poa
Sfremt ireninttes pua Regieringens
Overwhelming.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1910-11-22
On BY Worfe.

gpen Gana / Sainois befanot Jig
Sreoag aften og Scat, ia fanife emo
nh, / pspptiif Msrfe iom 5elge al,
at iamtlise arbeioer peO BET eleftri'
life 9psp9rf, bporfra Spen ogiaa for'
ipnes meo Sripfrdit, por blepne az
ifeoigebe, Iorbi De n9gteOe at ar6eioe
Iammen meb Observation-Disclosures
lemm1er.
Ge npe WGnb, iom bpreoes
Streifernes Steo, bar fuloit9nota
ufpnbige, ioa belle Serfet gift fulo-
itenbig iitaa meo ben Sslge, at ollie
Sorretninger / 9pen bleo nsot til at
lltffe.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1910-11-22
SoruIYffet Qpiatifer.

Gn forf9roeIig uIpffe inotraf ben
17oe IS. UNDER 2iiftregattaen | Sen-
Der, Colo, ioet sloiatiferen &alpb
Sobnitone, Snbebaberen al 8eroens'
6pioereforoert, 9,7t4 SOB, itprteoe
ne6 me6 lit aeroplan fra en- Ssioe
al 500 sos og fnuItes til Ell blobig
Iasie UNDER BEN ienberllaaebe 6m'
pemaifine.
ltlpffen ioregif / Snerp9r al Ell
ltbpre Silifltermasie og foranleoige-
oes pes, at en- al aeroplanets Singer
fnpffe0es.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1910-11-22
RoolepeIt / bopeoItaoen.

sbeooore Rooiepelt beiegte / Gre
bags for isrite Sang @aibington f.
BEN i'm 5ratr9oelie iom Grpiioent.
5oranIeoningen til geisset bar en-
Gale ban bapoe looet at boloe / BET
rationale secgrnftife Selifob.
1alen, Der bolStes iamme 9oas
aiten ! SeIifabets itore 5oriamlinss-
inl, ouerp9reoes al ooer 5000 Wsen-
neIfer, oeriblanot be / gpen pereuSe
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1910-11-22
ierne paa forifieaige 8isbiorter ben
14oe SUM og MI ben 15be Hopems
Lor.

Sfslge bisie Sal er be bebite aieb.
lorter Ell Smltle lauere, mems De
biaigere Sorter er noget beiere.
Saar og Sammefisb er Iiot biaigere,
meoens berimoo Sleif er bprere, END
BET bar for fire Waaneoer iioen.
On mer marferet og sieunem-
gaaenoe Neogang lober til at bare
funOet Steo ct al 2anbets andre be-
tpbelige %aisocentrer, nemIig / ct.
Eaul meo fine itore Stocfparos %
Eacfinibuie | Soutb ct. Saul. He-
benitoaenoe Sabel bier Briierne ben
17be Hopember % for en- Waaneo
fiNpu.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1910-11-22

Briien paa Saarefiso til Stuing
er / 2sbet al iibite Maaneb falOt 80
til 80 Rrocent pr. Grnb.
&jsbbanolerne / ct. Saul, Tacf-
erne iom 9etaliebanolerne, er uenige
meb 2onobrl1gsminiiter @ilion /
bans llotalelier ON, at Nebgongcn /
&isopriierne ifplbtes Manipulating
al Marfeoet. De err tpertimoo al ben
Mcning, of 8risfaIbet itplbes belt
naturlige aariuger, og at Grilerne
bill falbe en- goo Del enonu.
White Pine news weekly mining review. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1910-1920, 1910-08-21

yadan. has the interest and welfare
of the state at heart ard will make a
representative In the lower branch
of congress of whom all loyal citizens
a justly be proud.
In a talk with a News %represen-
%tative, he said. Speaking of politi-
cal conditions over the state, there is
everywhere a distinct confidence that
the Republicans will carry Nevada in
November. The Republican candi-
dates for the various Offices in the
state are working together In har-
mony, a statement that cannot be
truthfully made of u Democratic
friends. The outcome looks exceed
ingly bright for us. AS To my own
candidacy, ! will say that my oppon-
ents before the republican primaries
and myself are friends and are max
ing a friendly contest for the nomina-
ton. Whoever wins will find the
other man a booster for me Novem-
Der count.
Our principal opponent on the
Democratic ticket has enlisted the
White Pine news weekly mining review. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1910-1920, 1910-08-21
TO OPERATE IN DUCK CREEK.
McGill Mining Company Organized
to Develop Claims i'm
This County.

Jesse knight is at the head of
another mining company organized
to operate in Duck Greek mining dis
trict, White Pine county. where 1t
owns five lead-silver claims, viz:
Lion and Lion No. /, Ajack and
Ajaek No. l and Rupert. The name
of the company is MeGill Mining
company. Provo is the principal
place of business. The capital stock is
800, 600. in loco, 900 shares. The
following are the directors and Of
fieers: Jesse knight, president; ].
William Knight, vice president; W.
Lester Mangum, secretary and
treasurer; J.. +. Brim and Walter ID.
Bougham. ]. f. Brim, the veteran
Ely mining man who brought ore
from Duck Greek by wagon many
years ago, and who was the first to
bring the Duck Greek district to the
attention of Utah people, holds the
greatest amount of stock next to the
knight interests. The stock is diyi-
ded as follows:
Jesse Knight, 100000 shares; j.
William Knight, $4,000 shares; w.
Lester Mangum, $4,000 shares j. F.
Brim, 249,500 shares; Walter ID.
Bougham, 500 shares; treasury stock
800, 900 shares.
White Pine news weekly mining review. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1910-1920, 1910-08-21

support of Rev. Ben johnson OAR
nellie of Goldfield. a Circumstance
which has had considerable airing in
the press of the state. The support
comes in the form of a Letter dwell
ling in glowing terms of the fitness
of Mr.. Sprague to represent Nevada
in the National Legislature. do not
object to ministers taxing an interest
In political matters. As good citizens
perhaps they should. / am earnest
ly seeking this nomination at the
hands of Republicans; but ] would
curb my zeal, before inducing any in
stitution designed for religious for
ship. to convert itself into a political
bureau.
Il can add a phase of the Darneille
matter, however, which has not been
published so far as | have seen: Last
Monday, before leaving G%oldfeld,
Rev. Mr.. Da. nellie came to me with
profuse explanations OF his attitude
as a Republican. he said he wrote
the Sprague letter upon the ground
that ne would like Il see a good man
nominated by the Democrats. but in
sisted that he would support the Re-
publican nominee at the election in
so, so far as ! can see, there is no
use of making a fuss about the mat
II Is an issue for the Democrats
White Pine news weekly mining review. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1910-1920, 1910-08-21
JoHNSos TALKS OF MAMMOTH.
Says Property Will Develop Into
Enormous Low Grade
Proposition.

j. Otis Johnson, principal owner of
the Mammoth group of claims in the
Seven Troughs district in which a
sensational find of high grade was re-
Gently made, was a visitor to Love-
lock several days last week. Re
garding the development on his prop
erty, Mr.. Johnson said:
AT the surface where the big find
was made the ore that was taken out
was without doubt some of the best
ever found in the district. The high
grade streak was disclosed within a
few feet of the surface and vas fol-
lowed down for some distance. At
the present depth, some 20 feet, the
rich streak has almost disappeared
and the values throughout the big
vein are now more uniform. There
are numerous little seams running
through the ledge which show an
abundance of the yellow metal. The
fact the values are more evenly dis
tributed through the six foot ledge
which now shows in the bottom of
the shaft is regarded as a good omen
and it is believed that it will prove
permanent.
about 70 feet to the west of the
main strike another important find
was made just recently. While pros
pecting along the framed of the vein
a rich shoot was uncovered and the
values run almost as high there as
they did at the point where the rich
ore was first found.
Work will be continued in the
present shaft for a time yet, but just
as soon as the exact strike of the vein
is ascertained il is intended to start a
new tunnel. me tunnel will be driv-
en- in under the vein which will give
a greater depth. thus affording plenty
of back ground on which to start
stopping.
'The Mammoth ground is t%ravers-
ed by a porphyry dixie some 2,2O0
feet in width and the indications are
most favorable for opening up a
monster milling proposition, and If
our expectations come true. and there
is the best reason to believe they will
sooner or later the Farrell end OF the
Seven Troughs district will be heard
of in a more substantial way. The
good showings are not confined 10
the Mammoth property, On the
S~nowsqall, the Kansas and Royal
groups considerable work is beine
done and in each instance splendic
showings are being had. Taken as 9
whole the north end of the distric'
looks better now than 1t ever ala ant
II will only be a matter OF time unti
more substantial reports VIII be com
ing frop that section
White Pine news weekly mining review. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1910-1920, 1910-08-21
To Determine Methods.

In order to determine the best
method of mining its ore bodies the
Ray Consolidated Copper company
has had extensive tests made in the
caving of its pres by Robert c. Com
nell, general superintendent of the
Utah Copper company, and other
mining experts. 1t is reported that
the ore has been found to break well,
and the overburden to stand until
taken down. The method decided
upon is a modification of the top
slice" caving.
The concentrator now being erec-
ted by the Ray comptny is expected
to have a capacity of over 10000
tons of ore a day, and as under
ground mining of porphyry ore on
so large a scale is a comparatively
new undertaking, the problem Is be-
ing given very careful study.
White Pine news weekly mining review. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1910-1920, 1910-08-21
NEW LINE FROM
EAST TO WEST
WESTERN PACIFIC WILL BEGIN
THROUGH PASSENGER SER
VICE OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES NO
ADVANTAGE TO OLD LINE.

The large auditorium on Avenue
D., which is being rushed to compile
ton with all possible haste, will be
opened Labor Day evening with a
grand ball, under the auspices OF
the Stcptoe Amusement company,
the owners of the building.
For the present the building will
be known as the Steptoe Amusement
Hall, but as soon as plans can be
perfected the company intends to Of
fer a prize of a season ticket to the
entertainments and dances given by
it to the person who suggests to them
the most suitable name for h new
building, and by which it will there
after be known. The contest will be
open to everyone in the district n
the names are to be submitted in
sealed envelopes to a committee TO
be later appointed.
This building is not only by far
the finest amusement hall in the dis
triet but Is something of which the
people of this section may be proud
and from which il is hoped will for
many years derive much pleasure.
1t is as to be as designated, an
amusement hall, and has been SO de-
signed by its builders that entertain
ments of most any description may
be given within its spacious walls.
The building is of the California
mission style of architecture, the
front coping having a height of 43
feet, the base being 50x100 feet.
The interior of the building is ar
ranged to utilize to best advantage
every foot of floor space and Is so
arranged hal il can be used for dane
ing, theatrical performances or NOV
ing picture shows. Two ticket win
dows are provided and on both sides
of the main enterance are check
rooms.
The dance floor is 43x6S feet ex-
elusive of the seats for which a space
3 feet in width has been provided on
all sides.
The room will be heated by steam
and is provided with an up-to-date
yentilating system.
An elevated stage 20x50 feet be-
meath which are large dressing rooms
will afford opportunity fer plays,
and the seating capacity of the main
floor is 500. which will be provided
with movable opera chairs, having a
3-foot incline. In addition to this a
balcony with a seating capacity of
200, but which will not be added at
the present time. In the e a above
the main entrance is a well arranged
moving picture machine room.
While no definite plans have been
made for the future use of the build
ing. it is so arranged hat anything
in the amusement line a be han
died conveniently. Several nights of
each week have already been engaged
by organizations and clubs for dane
ing parties during the fall and winter
and there is no doubt the new audi
forum will be a source of much
pleasure to the people of the district
from the time of its completion.
White Pine news weekly mining review. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1910-1920, 1910-08-21
DOUGLAS FOR
CONGRESSMAN
VISITS WHITE PINE IN INTEREST
OF HIS CANDIDACY AND Is
ACCORDED HrAkIY RECEP-
TION by REPUBLICANS.

j. F. Douglas, Republican candi-
date for congress. visited through
out the district several days the past
week and me with much encourage
ment among the voters of this sec
ton. Mr.. Douglas is a native of the
state, was reared and educated with
in its boundaries, has had much sue
cessful mining experience and is
recognized as one of the ablest mem
beers of the Nevada bar. For the
past six years he has been a resident
of Goldfeld. He is a thorough Ne
White Pine news weekly mining review. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1910-1920, 1910-08-21

LAVE you joined them at East
Ely--if not, why not? Our in
stallment plan opens the way for
all--easy payments, long time, low
interest and only on payments re-
manning due from month to month.
White Pine news weekly mining review. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1910-1920, 1910-08-21
srEpToE LODGE NO. "A. r. = A. M

The stated communication OF Step
toe Lodge No. "a. +. A. NJ. will be
held In Nevada Hall. Cherry Greek.
each Tuesday evening on or before
the full of the Moon. at 1880 o'clock,
D. m. CHAS. r. PHALAN. w. M.
JOHN WEARNE. Secretary.
White Pine news weekly mining review. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1910-1920, 1910-08-21
IF. DOUGLAS, CANDIDATE FOR CONGRESS

themselves. If Rev. Mr.. Darneille,
can swing the democrats for Spran-
que at the primaries; the Rev. Mr..
Darneille, with the assistance of the
rest of the Republicans OF the state,
ean swing things al other way in
November.
White Pine news weekly mining review. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1910-1920, 1910-08-21
EAST ELY

is growing rapidly and has reached that
point where continued rapid growth is GER
tain. There is no longer room for question
as to its future as the prime and largely pop.
ulated residence center of the district. That
is certain, a fact that adds much to the at
tractiveness of EAST, ELY at the present
time as an opportunity for immediate invest
ment of valuable character in realty.
No locality in the state is favored with more ad-
v~antageous location for townsite purposes; no
city in the state possesses better school facilities, better
kept streets, better light and water facilities, better
sanitary conditions than does EAST ELY. All trains
operating in the district start and end their service at
Asst ELY; communication from this central part is
rapid and frequent by suburban train service to mines,
reduction works, Ely and all other points in the district.
Call upon US and let US interest you in a
home in EAST ELY. Ue can shoW you
thai the Investment is Within your means
and that it is one that wU profit you to
take up.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1910-06-23
LAM0ILLE
STOWE.

The events of Stowe high school com
rnencement week closed with the sixth
annual banquet of the Alumni association
ut Green Mountain Inn Friday evening.
Toasts were responded to by Miss Re-
lecca Burt, '0S. Hazel McCuen, 10. George
&. Harris, 'O5, Principal w, II. Douglas
Miss Lola NJ. Billings, '@, and others,
Harold l.. Cheney, '01. acting as toast
master. Tho officers elected are: Presi-
dent. Rebecca E. Burt; vice-presdent
George w. Gale; secretary. Marie Wells;
treasurer, Angle Harris; executive com
ynittee, II. II. Downer. Mrs Amber
Smith Macutchen, and Louise Chaplin
There were W present, among them,
Principal and Mrs. W. ". Douglass and
Miss Bernice Hall. Miss Martha Camp
bell, Archibald Billings and Ralph
Clarke Of Morrtsville. Amendments to tho
constitution were adopted and II was
voted to invite all who have been STU
dents in the high school to attend next
year, also to offer two prizes. one Of n
and one Of g. for best work In English
in the high school next year.-By the
e.mmer time table going into effect
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1910-06-23
GRAIN AND PRODUCE.

Now York, June ~
FLOUR--Receipts 1885, shipments g.
on: market steady.
WHEAT-Rcceipts 1850; spot quiet.
Wheat declined sharply under heavy
selling by recent buyers on reports or
showers and cooler weather over the
northwest closing 2Mm2a.c net lower. July
closed sI.o2i@: Sept. closed sl.ol9s; Dec.
closed 81 .02aa.
CORN-Recepts 1915; shipments g.
400; spot easy. option market was with
out transactions closing 7sQlMc net de-
cline. July closed 6S1ac; Sept. 6sixc Dec
65Ac.
OATS-Receipts $500; spot firm.
SU1AR-Raw firm; centrifugal 50, VIII
molasses 81. 40; refined sugar steady.
COFFEE tt-The market for coffee III
lures opened steady at unchanged prices
to IL decline of ) points In sympathy with
lower European cables. There was con-
sidera bic switching from July TO later
months and generally specuiating busi-
ness was more active than yesterday
with offerings from Europe and scattered
local longs absorbed by shorts and local
bulls The close was steady net unchang-
Ell to five points lower. Sales were re-
ported of o.2jO bags including: June 81. 4o
! July Sc. 40. Aug. $3.50; Sept. s6.55; oct. $500
Nov and Dec S665; jan SECS; Feb. 1870
March 1912 April s61S; May 1914.
Spot steady; 40. Rio s1.dS7sc; No.
Santos CSC: mild quiet; Cordova 9iaN
Fac.