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The Birmingham age-herald., 1911-10-29
GUS A. POPE, Jr.
REAL ESTATE AND LOANS

REAL ESTATE AND LOANS,
 g27-2S 1st National Bank Bldg.
 $3500. A beautiful lot in Mountain Terrace; $1O00 cash, balance at per cent.
 5000. Very easy terms, for rooms. modern bungalow, furnace heated, in fast grow ing section of city. convenient to car line; owner has left city and is anxious to sell.
 Nine room house, on large lot, close in, Tuscaloosa avenue, West End. Will consider vacant property as part pay ment
 A lot 25x14O on the Great White Way located, for $5250.
 $13,oo0 Fer piece of property, well located on Northside upon which a number of bungalows could be built and sold off at a handsome profit; convenient to car line and easy walking distance of town. magnificent home in best part of South Highlands, house has 8 rooms and is complete in every detail lot Is excep- tionally large, one block off Highland ave-; owner leaving the city for an in- definite period and Is anxious to sell al a bargain; price reduced several thou sand dollars. An attractive lot facing east, 100 feet from car line, Norwood section.
 $500 s-00 cash, balance $75 per month, 6 per cent interest, on South Highlands; has five bedrooms, three baths, close to Five Points. A fine location for boarding house; large lot with necessary out houses. $2650. TERMS. Lot 50x140. with four good negro houses renting for $40 per month. This proper. " is well located on Southside and rents well
The Birmingham age-herald., 1911-10-29
RYAN'S BARGAINS

S3750-Brand new room story resi- dence we'll located in block of car lines. best portion of Norwood; has every modern convenience; $500 cash, balance easy; will exchange.
 s1S0o-Five room house. hall, front and Lack porches well located, 11s blocks of car line, at North Birmingham: small cash payment, balance to suit. s1c00-Modern room cottage; well To- oate1 on car line at Fairyiew; small cash payment, balance to suit. or will exchange for small farm. S20C0-A good 94 acre farm, good room house, well finished, 50 acres in cultiva tion, 90 acres good creek bottom. bal ance good upland, practically level, 2l miles from Birmingham, on public road, near railroad station: will make terms, or consider exchange.
 s1400-10 acres of good truck land in culti- vation, lies well; 3 room house and hall, good orchard, 71h miles from Bir- mingham; will make terms, or exchange for good city property. Two 4t acre tracts near Birmingham and improved for sale on easy terms. or ex- change for city property. We have $700 to loan on good city or sub urban improved property, 1 to years, interest s per cent.
 RYAN REAL ESTATE CO.
 2026 Third ave.
 Bell Phone S35. Peoples 6s-R.
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FOR SALE

s21007 room two story house, modern, + l lock from car line; terms easy. S170-5 room cottage, almost new. in good community; terms. s2d00-6 room cottage, on 3sth ave-, near schoo! house, modern, almost new, in perfect repair; terms. SsF0-Store and dwelling combined with store room and four dwelling rooms, near car line, on Fist ave. Terms easy. s1250-S0 acres from in two miles of Pin son, about 90 acres cleared, balance well iimbered. all of 1t is good, strong land. Terms.
 See our beautiful lots near new park just put on the market by North Birming- ham District; also some special bargains m vacant lots back of old park. Don't forget us when you want fire insur- ance
 BERRY & YIELDING
 2628 29th Avenue. Bell Phone '. North Birmingham, Ala.
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LEGAL NOTICES

For Sale Pursuant to a decree of the chancery court of Giles county, Tennessee, in the
 case of R. M. Williams vs. B. F. Cid dens, will sell at auction on Novem
 ber 6, 1911, about 30 head of very high ly bred trotting and pacing horses, mares and colts.
 J. F. ABERNATHY, c. and M. 10-27-6t- cod
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Folks Listen at This
Semi-central Corner
CLAUDE L. NORRIS

Malone-McConnell Real Estate and h. surance Co.,, 219 North Fist St.
 Both Phones 1239.
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Beautiful New Brick

Just off of Highland avenue; absolutely lest location to be found on the High lands You have not seen this house. You will buy 1t If you will pay as much as S11,000 for a home. Has nine rooms and large attic; finished and ar ranged simply fine; built of beautiful brick fine plumbing and electric fix tures the lot fronts east and Is cov- cred with fine shade trees; will make you attractive terms at $11,0O0
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FOR SALE

 s6750-A new, thoroughly modern, story,
 room residence, facing east, on full sized lot; North 26th street, convenient
 to two car lines; good terms. $575o-A new Norwood modern house, fac
 ing south, rooms and one block of car.
 $40 per foot for a choice Norwood lot near car.
 s11, GOO each for two elegant homes east of South 20th street, one frame and the other brick. $10O Per Foot for a NiaZuma avenue lot. just off Highland avenue.
 slS,0O0 will buy d most desirable South Highlands home; the lot Is extra large
 and the house work of art. The place
 could hardly be duplicated for less than $22gOO.
 $25, 0OC-Business corner; can be leased 3
 years to one responsible tenant for $19O per month
 s55,co-Large. valuable North 2oth street corner.
 s35, ,ooo-Large South 20th street corner; rental about $2700. s65, ,OO0-Large, close in corner; brick im- provements; rental $4S00; space for other buildings
 MALONE MCCONNELL GO. Real Estate, Rentals. Insurance. Loans. 219 North Fist St. Phones 123s.
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Shades Mountain

FOUR acres. all in cultivation: good four room house; well of good water. barn, 50 fruit trees; all enclosed by good woven wire fence; the land lies slight iy rolling, is an acre deep and has a frontage of over acres along the Co., iumbia road; 10 miles from court house. For quick sale, will price this place at $500 cash.
 Coyle & Company
 237 First National Bank.
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ONE CENT A WORD

RATES-One cent a word a day; no ad. taken for less than 25c for first inser- ton. Cash must accompany order.
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.ONE CENT 4 WORD

ONE CENT 4 WORD RATEs-One cent a word "A day; no nd. taken for less thnn 25c for first inser- ton. Cash must accompany order. FARM LANDS
 BOY your farm in Tennessee Valley of north Alabama. Main 4043. J. L. Bibb 2120 1st avenue.
 10-25-5t- we th- sa- tu WRITE THOMAS H. JONES for alfalfa and cotton lands. Also timber lands. Greensboro, Hale county, Alabama.
 10-22-4t-su BEFORE buying a farm write Charles B. Hogeboom, the farm land expert. Box S36 city. He can save you money.
 9-22- -45t-fri-su-tu LAND opening; over 100000 acres thrown open to the public for settlement in Texas. $1.50 to s per acre; title direct from state. Terms one-fortieth down, balance 40 years. Address Box 225 Houston, Tex.
 FARM-SO acres, IF miles from Cullman; man can sell s5 worth every day in Gull man; $500 cash, rest easy. T. L. Braun, Cullman, Ala, Route 2.
 TEN acre tracts, buy or trade. Elmer Shank Is different from other real estate men. I never sell property above it's value. I will place you well in beautiful Rogue River valley, Oregon. at Grants Pass, Medford or Ashland the worlds best pear and Yellow New ton apple orchards. Come now where both climate and people treat you well. Write me today at Grants Pass. Ore. SIX well located farms for sale In Cal houn county, Ala, at a great bargain. Call on B. H. Denman, real estate agent, at Jacksonville. Ala.
 FOR SALE-25 acres near Huffman, 10 miles from Birmingham courthouse; fenced, well, cistern, room house. wide hall and porches, orchard. good land, mostly level; bargain at 5000; one half down. Hill X McDonough. Bell 4722. Peoples 11S7 1924 4th avenue. EXCHANGES acre farm, close to Bir mingham, well improved and stocked; will exchange for unencumbered Bir- minghm property; we also have some fine tracts of timber. Birmingham Bus mess Brokerage Co.,, 501 First National Bank. Phones 1510.
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PINSON POULTRY FARM.

PINsON POULTRY FARM. Orders taken now for eggs to be delivered at any time after December 1. BUFF ORPINGTONS BLACK ORPINGTONS. WHITE ORPINGTONS. CRYSTAL WHITE ORPINGTONS. BARRED PLYMOUTH ROCKS RHODE ISLAND REDS WHITE WYANDOTTES WHITE LEGHORNS BLUE ANDALUSIANS Address 942 Brown-Marx Bldg.
 10-29-2mo-su
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RATES-One cent a word "A day; no nd.
 taken for less thnn 25c for first inser- ton. Cash must accompany order.
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POULTRY

FEW Kellerstrass White Orpngton cock rels S3 each. From our winners, eggs sold s1 each. Two $l0 trios ready mated.
 White Orpington Yards, Fort Deposit,
 Ala -3-4t-su
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FOR KFNT-Nine room house. modern
 conveniences, hot and cold water, fur mace and fireplace in each roomi cleo tric and gas light. Rent $50 per month. Apply on premises, 1512 sth ave. north. or 1921 Second ave. S-ls-rri-su-tu-u
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BEFORE buying a farm write Charles B. Hogeboom, the farm land expert. Box S36 city. He can save you money.
 9-2- -45t-fri-su-tu
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WANTED-Good live salesmen with eX- perience and ability. Liberal salary
 J. | Leary, Manager, Washington
 N c. 10-27-4t
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LAND opening; over 100000 acres thrown open to the public for settlement in Texas $1,50 to s per acre; title direct from state. Terms one-fortieth down, balance 40 years. Address Box 225, Houston. Tex
The Birmingham age-herald., 1911-10-29

WANTED-A few high-grade speciality salesrnen; men who can deliver the goods can clear from s400 to $500 per month. Box 525, Montgomery Ala.
 6-9-tf
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WRITE THOMAS H. JONES for alfalfa and cotton lands. Also timber lands. Greensboro, Hale county, Alabama
 10-22 22-4t-su
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 TWENTY per cent and safety If inter- Sested will be glad to call and give you full information as well as references from parties that have invested and perfect ly satisfied. FIG. care Age-Herald. NOTICE TO THE PUBLIC-Any bill contracted by Mrs M. Gordy, alias Miss Willie Willmore, since Sept 23, l911 and from this date on, will not be re- sponsible for same. M. Gordy.
 I HAVE a patent known as an auto matic smoking pipe patented May S, 1911. On November 8, 1911, is due the United States patent office S20. which amount I haven't. If some one will pay this for me I will give him a one-fourth interest. have no money at all, as l am in prison, and do not want the gov ernment to take a forfeiture against patent serial No 6o9.52o Address George Porter Pratt City, Ala. 1929 -3t BIRMINGHAM DETECTIVE AGENCY Shadowing. collectors of bad debts. We collect evidence in all legitimate cases. First class service. All business strictly confidential. 2222h 2d ave.
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WANTED-Salesman to sell dry goods stores, largest and smallest towns, by leading lace embroidery manufac- turers. Experience of line unneces- sary. Weekly payments on commits
 sion basis No objections to handling
 other lines. Complete sample line 30 pounds. Ryan. 491-493 Broadway, New York 10-S-13t-su
The Birmingham age-herald., 1911-10-29

WANTED-High class stock salesman 10 sell stock on the monthly payment plan. Local corporation. 10 per cent guaran- teed. If you have had experience In selling stock have an interview. Ad- dress B-1OOO. care Age-Herald
 10-28-5t- 5t-sat-su-tu-w
The Birmingham age-herald., 1911-10-29

FARM-SO acres. 11a miles from Cullman; man can sell $5 worth every day in Gull man; $500 cash, rest easy. T. L. Braun, Cullman, Ala, Route 2.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1911-10-29

TRUCK farm for rent; three miles rom courthouse. on East Lake macadamizea road; 10 acres level, rich, in cultivatloh' young orchard in full bearing; 10 acres in woodland: new room house, bored we'll with pump; outbuildings, ideal 2or poultry. $15 per month. Bell phone 3111-J.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1911-10-29
ONE CENT A WORD RATES-One cent a word day; no ad. taken for less than 25c for first inser-
 lion. Cash must accompany order.
FOR RENT

S~ccf STTTcS Toom ~ccoffaSe' >sood condif1on splendid location; can be arranged for two families. Peoples phone 502 Main
 1O-25-3t -th-fr-sp
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you are a good salesman
 to have an interview with us; fine
 proposition to the right man. Address
 B-1000, care Age-Herald. 10-2S-5t
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FARM LANDS

B6Y9 yoHr farm in Tennessee Valley of north Alabama. Main 4043. J. L. Bibb, 2120 1st avenue.
 0-25-5t-we-t tn -sa- tu
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NORTHSIDE.

w. B. LEEDY 6 co. Both phones 42. 112 N. 21st St,
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ANXIOUS about the future, business home, love, etc? Send dime. stamp and date of birth, for valuable pre- dictions covering one year. Prof. J Alison, Box P, Springfield, o.
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LADIES-When delayed or irregular use Triumph Pills: always dependable; Re lief and particulars free. Write Ma tional Medical Institute, Milwaukee,
 Wis. 10-29-3t-s1
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DeBROOK'S Birmingham School of Scientific Palmistry and Character Reading, 2011 Park avenue. now receiv- ing students for this fall course; class or individual obstruction as you wish; dependable hand readings and reliable advice on any subject.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1911-10-29

SIX well located farms for sale in Cal houn county, Ala, at a great bargain. Call on B. H. Denman, real estate agent, at Jacksonville, Ala.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1911-12-09
MINING NEWS
Parral District Appears to
Be Doing Better Than
Others in the State.
CBv Phil. AIcLaughlin.l

Chihuahua. Mex, Dec. 9.-Buyers Of
mining properties appear to be deter
mined to pursue waiting policy, chief
" because they want to be cautious
and partly because of the talk that Is
going around regarding unsettled con-
ditions. While there may be some ex-
ceptiOns to this trend, principally IN
the Parral district, nevertheless as a
whole the situation is trifle in the
dark.
Several options on large properties
in the Santa Eulalia and other districts
throughout this territory are scheduled
to fall due on OF about the first Of Jan
uary, and it is probable that should the
situation not clear by that time the
holders viii permit them to lapse rather
than carry on what seems now to be an
uncertainty
The Parra1 district Is still doing well
and easily leads the entire republic for
big doings in the mining industry.
Owing to a breakdown in the con-
verter of the Rio TintO smelter at
Terrazas several days ago, II will ne
cessitGte a complete shut down for at
least two weeks or until the necessary
parts can be received and be in
stalled
New Superintendent for SmeIter.
H A Eye, formerly connected with
the American Smelling and Refining
company's smelter in this city, has
been appointed manager Of the Terra
Zas smelter to succeed r B. Hutchinson,
who resigned several weeks ago
NOrval Welsh, formerly manager Of
the Fortuna mine In the CaIlabacias
district in this state, has secured an
option on the Cristo mine in the Santa
Eulalia district from the Prieto estate
of this city, owners of the property.
Mr.. Welsh has left for San Antonio
Tex. to remain until after the HOLIDAYS
when he will return to the Santa Eu-
lalia camp and begin work with about
so men.
The last payment concentrating the
sale Of the Santa Ana mine in the
Minas Nuevas district of Parral, owned
by Messrs. Charles SeaWeu and Freder-
lex Pothast Of Chihuahua, has been
paid by the purchaser. Paul Ginther
who is said to be representing Cana
dian and British capitalists The price
was $4,000
According to reliable parties con-
Santa Eulalia district, the American
Smelling and Refining company offf
Gals have received orders from New
York to resume work on the companv's
mining properties in that district. About
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1911-12-09
NEW WORKERS ARE
AFTER RAY CENTRAL
Control Said to Be About to
Pass to Guggenheim
Interests

Miami. Ariz.. Dec st is reported
that the control Of the Ray Central
has practically passed to New YORK
parties, said to be the Guggenheims.
Brokers have been busy for the past
few months securing options on the
stock at 81 a share The toLal lSS s66
is 1900. 600 shares, OF Whlch oOO'OOV
shares have been issued, par value pc
ing IS. The company also mas an 49, AZ
thOrized bond issue OF S1,eVu,UOV' S1vos--
GOO worth OF which has Deen issued
at $50. ..,.,,
of the 500 ton mill recommenoed Dy
consulting engineer Frank Frops =
win commence about the first OF the
n Is understood that the Ray Consol-
idated has taken an option on 10 az
dfff0nsl claims. This company VII
have produced 1GOOOsVOU pouhus q
copper by the first OF the year. y, y IllSll
will mean a net pho-LA u
ToI71 KOse. Leon Sanders and J. d.
Houston are pushing deVelopnlenS WIZ
on their mine claims noflh q NE ~
erirafion and adjoining it. The Rose
tunnel is now in 50 feet ana pIalc ny
IA r- - Iubbeu OF Miami is doing as
esssD7ent work on his claims locaJed
IN the Superior district, the assays run
exceptionally high IN golo' slINel anu
copper a., .-.ss-,e-,+
J0hn Gales is doing the assessL4eus
work on his claims located IN LOST
g. Kline is doing the assessment
work on the Denver and Globe COPPER
conpany's property situated SIX ln 51es
west of here and adjoining the NeeuleS
Tbe Warren Copper company mas
laid off all but three men, ana II =
understood win not commence 9SN
opment work on large scsle u4i1i1 a
ter the first Of the year
1,he New state Copper Mining Sno
Sneifing company has put an aool-
tfOnaI force Of men at work, ana rs loG
57ivine tunnels in the Republic ano
~ Pird claims. Recent assays OF ore
from the Republic shows $50 ounces IN
silver. S27 gold and to 10 per CEN
coDper. shipping Of ore TO the y. y
shelter viii be commenced 'aiiu'
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1911-12-09

would involve opera lions on a very
much larger scale than at present
while, from the standpoint OF the very
many stockholders in the several com
panjes. it would result in a large gam
because Of the much lower COST
of producing copper and the cor
respOndingly large increase OF prok-
its The companies mentioned nave
developed over 65,O0O,000 tons OF
ore Of a copper content, averag-
ing about 2-17 percent which would
place the consolidated properties among
the largest Of the big porphyrles- me
beginning Of these negotiations Tor con
sOlidatiOn viii not change the polcy
Of the Inspiration company regarding
the present work in the experimental
mill. the development Of the mine ana
mill plans or the providing OF water
supply from Pinal creek
Old Dominion Output.
The November output of the Old Do
minion was 2,060,000 pounds OF fine
copper. Work is progressing satisrac-
torily and "A" shaft, which Is the
main working shaft, is being sunk TO
the eighteenth level The Work OF
clearing the kingdom shaft, recently
burned out is under way, and the man
agement has called for bids for a con-
crete lining for this shaft, instead OF
timbering If bids are satisfactory as
to cost. this shaft viii be concreted for
1000 feet An electric motor was in
stalled on the sixteenth level in NO
vember, for ore haulage, being a du-
plicate OF the one previously placed in
the fourteenth level The manag cement
while not giving out any definite fig
ures, states that the year just closing
viii be the best in the history OF the
company for low cost OF production
The fifth unit of the Miami cOncen-
traitor has started and production
should soon be at the rate Of about
100000 pounds Of refined copper
monthly. Installation Of machinery and
equipment in the sixth and last unit is
being effected and this unit should be
running early in January. bringing the
monthly production Of refined copper
up to about 5000, 900 pounds, based on
the present rate Of production.
H. F. WendelbOrn, who is leasing
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1911-12-09
MINING NEWS
UNSETTLED CONDITIONS WORK An
INJURY TO MINING IN CHIHUAHUA

six weeks ago the company shut down
the mines to make repairs, II was
said. -,
French capitalists, has taken an optlo.i
on the La Virgen mine, property OF
Luis Terrazas ChiJol ana assoclale
and situated near the san SoSIeHles
DOstoffice on the Kansas City, MEXICO
&, Orient road, for the sum OF S2oO,OUV
gold. Charles SeaWeh, the manager
acted for the owners in the deal
La Virgen carries radium, 1t IS SAID
In the Parral District.
The talk is general over the Parral
district that Paul Ginther ana mos
associated with him are contemplating
the erection Of 500 ton cyanide mn NJ
with which to treat the ores OF the
mines lately purchased by them.
according to reliable informants
there seems to be excellent ground TOT
believing that such reports are true
and that the mill in question VIII De
erected within the next six months and
that work in that direction VIII go Iof-
ward shortly.
Mr.. Ginther and his associates, cana
dian capitalIsts,t said to be interested
also in the building Of the large Con-
chos river dam, have lately made some
OF the largest purchases OF mines ever
made in the Parral district II Is estl-
mated that the syndicate has pur-
chased upwards of % mining properties
TO date. covering the Parral, Santa Bar
bara and Minas Nuevas districts. pay
ing cash Tor many OF Iuen-
If this mill is built it means that
Parral viii rival the Pachuca district
for the number of operating mills.
Mining Notes.
The warehouse of the Neta Grande
mine in the Minas Nuevas district was
broken into last week and a quantity
Of mining supplies carried off. Fred
Mitchell is In charge.
It is rumored that James F. Flynn,
formerly Of the PaTral district, VIII
return to the district. Mr.. Flynn left
the state nearly 9. year ago to work
several of his properties IN the Porcu-
pine district in Canada.
A. J. Lynch has resigned as mine su-
perintendent of the Veta Colorado prop
critics and has gone on prospecting
trip in the Sierras.
The bIecatona property in the Ronces
wales district has shipped It's first car
load to the A. S. & r. branch in Parral
Reports state that the ore assays well
NJ Chabrier is in charge under lease
from the owner, NJ Phelan.
II is said that the Escuadra, Parral,
is under option to several well known
mining men in the Parral district.
Adolfo Boyer Is in charge
c. P c. Beresford has left for the
Pinabete range in the territory Of Te-
pic to take charge Of the MadurO min
ing properties there for the lessees, the
Mexican Searchers Of London.
William Crosley of the Mexican
Searchers Of London is expected to ar
rive In this city from Chicago, where
he has been for the, past three weeks.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1911-12-09
SAN TOY DECLARES
QUARTERLY DIVIDEND
Has Paid Out 100000 to
Stockholders During
the Year

Pittsburgh. Pa. Dec. 9.-At a special
meeting held in this city the directors
of the san Toy Mining company, Of
which Donald Gillies of Chihuahua is
president operating mines in Santa Eu-
laIia. Chihuahua. declared another divi-
dend of per cent representing a dis
bursenent OF $4,000 IN gold making
a total of $3.50, 600 for the year 1911
Despite the hard times Of the past
year the company has declared four
dividends to date. The first one In
June. another in August the third in
September and this one announced as
payable on the 29th of this month. The
Der and open on the 2Oth of December
In all to date this year the company
nus on $40 600 roiJ on . can5ts1 ~
81, OO0, 600.
According to Donald Gilies, the pres
ident, who resides in Chihuahua, the
outlook for the property for the new
year is excellent.