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REAL EsTATE
TRANSFERS.

THANBEENS.
NEWARK.
Emil Langner to Michael Dunn, W
8 Jackson st, 100 # n # Lafayette
franklin {. Levi to Newark Grain
aud Hay Co 8 $ Clifton st, 100 >
IT Q IF Frelinghuysen ay, 50x187..
Newark Grain and Hay Co. to
Charles Senafer, jr., = " cor elf
ton st and Frelinghuysen az, COZ
100. aud other tract....,.,.....,...
Matthew Bird to Independent Trad
ing Company, n $ Emmett st. 1Tb
ii e fr Avenue ]. 25X100. ...........
Albert A. Saunders to Samuel 9.
Levine, e $ 3. eth st. $50 II 8 n
cS ua3ese't B iei r aSai' to Ellen Kelly.
n $ Stanton st, i25 IT e f Sherman
aY. 25xlO ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
Augusta Gerold to Henry ". Kelm.
W Heeker st, 100 # " IF Orange
Weequabic Park Land and I'm
provement Co. to Harry NJ. Cox,
8 Scheerer ay. 40 IT W # Rem
ner ay, 50x1O0 NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
Mile F~einberg and hus to Samuel :
schechner, W Belmont ay. 70 #
Carl II. II. Fischer to John LukaD.
u 5 Runyon 81, 1873 1t W If Osborn
ter, 22x100, and other tract.....,...
Samuel Fauer to Harry Bierman,
5 Court st, s e cor Camden ST,
Fred Schmitt to Gustaye Koenig,
e Garrison st. 80 IT s fr Hamburg
pl, 25x184
Wilbur A. Heisley to Michael IA.
Noonan. u 5 Elm st, 1sS IT e II
Michael II. Noonan to Thomas ].
Noonan, same property and other
Christian F. Sim to Otto F. Losen-
sky, $ e S s. 18th st, $50 IT $ W fr
Avon Az As1 TowNsHIPs.
Washington b. Page TO Anna e.
Allen, Bloomfield, W cor Morse
av and LenOx ter, box100. ........
Frank w. Gordon to John d. Ha-
zen, Montclair. n s Crescent vt,
lis IT G fr Bradford pl. s0xlOO., -. s,s
Edwin H.. scheuber to Town Of
Nutley, Nutley, u $ Chestnut st,
& W. cor Mary J. Kierstead's land,
4lxiie c.i,s N,t
Chestnut pi, i4x125.
George N. strougher to Greylock
Eieansra St, $50 It n IF Overlook
Essex ~, 'G Building Company to Ernest
Baechlin, Bloomfield, W s Bloom
field ay, 24 # II fir land of j. Fl.
Egbert, 50x144 .......,.........
Edward D.. Dunn to Centre Realty
Company, Il. Orange, S W cor Cen
trail av, and Harrison st, 16Sx291.
Theo G. Fredericks ct al to Bird
get l.. Mccullough ct al. Bloom
field, G s Davey st, Az IT $ FIR
Bellevile av. 39x150. .............
star Drilling. Machine Company to
Joseph Holmes, Bloomfield. S s
Lexington ay, 100 IT e fr Florence
av, 42x1l9
Newark and Nutley Realty Com
pany to Giuseppe Console, Nutley,
lot 1852, block Fl, map Of first
party
Rose S. Leland and hus ct al TO
Patrick Collins, Il. Orange, W 8
West st. no IT $ FIR Rhode Island
av, 55x150
John Haydoek (exe,utorl to Hector
!. Pelletier, BelleNille. centre line
Murphy lane, COZ Mt. Prospect
av, 75x3sS ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. &c
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and Loan Association, Bloomfield. south
side Lexington avenue, 100 feet east from
Florence avenue, $500.
Same TO George E. Scherer, Bloomfield,
same property. $500.
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Look for Them.

The Barter and Exchange. adyertis-
ing is q huge success. Each little al. Is
a message Tor you, and the new plan OF
naing your name and address has met
with public approval. Try IT.. 0nly one
cent a word a day.
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FLORISTS.


raFSu cus flowers. funeral designs. etc:
fuii line OF religious goods; art.hcisi
fo-ssrs. wholesale and retsil d. = .;
Fou4tl ats. Jersey City.
LzlgssLE- acrisz sBd f1Bsrai dessEns a
~ractaf,y. Ss.5s aaa pants Of all de~crtp-
ssoy-. 80 Eighteenth sv- Tel iSn-W.
We Tsrtg-
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N. Y. o EXCHANGE

Following are the quotations of the
days prices, as furnished through
Byrne & Mcdonnell, members of the
New York Stock Exchange:
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District OF New Jersey. IS.
l. George Atwood Mlsner. the abovc-named
petitioner. do solemnly swear that the state
nents made by men in the foregoing petit
ton are true.
@. ATWOOD
spnscribed and sworn to before me, this
'"ei'n gay RTH MqHsmbeT; A. p 1912;
ORDER. OF NOTICE THEREON.
On this eighteenth day OF November, A. d.
1917, on reading the foregoing petition, II Is
ordered by the Court that a hearing be had
upon the same on the thirteenth dav of Janu-
airy, a. y. 1913, before said Court, at Trenton,
n said District. at ten-thirty O'Clock in the
forenoon. and that notice thereof be pub
lshed in Newark Evening Star and Adver-
User, a newspaper printed in said District,
ana that all known cred tors and other per-
sons IN interest may appear at the said time
ana place and show cause. If any they have,
Why the prayer of the said petitioner should
not be granted.
And It is further ordered by the Court
that the Referee in Bankruptcy shall send
By mail to all known creditors copies of said
petition and tbs order, addressed to them
at their places Of residence as stated.
witness the Honorable Joseph Cross, Judge
Of the said Court. and the seal thereof. at
Trenton, In said District. on the eighteenth
GEORGE t. crANMER.
Per BENJAMIN F. HAvENs.
Jerome T. consleton.
Solicitor.
GEORGE 7. cRANMER.
Per BENJAMIN F.. HAvENs.
Deputy.
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Isaac s~hoenthai.
Surrogate.
\ cHANcERY OF NEW JERsET-ro John

IN cHANcERY OF NEW JERsET-ro John
King.
BY virtue Of an order of the Court If
Chancery OF New Jersey made on the day Of
the date hereof in a certain cause wherein
Gertrude King is petitioner and you. John
King, are detendant, you are required to ap-
pear, plead, answer or demur to the petit
toner's petition on or before the twenty
third dev OF December next. or in default
thereof such decree viii be taken against you
as the Chancellor shall think equitable and
just,
The object of said suit il to obtain a de-
cree of divorce dissolving the marriage be.
tween you and the said petitioner.
THOMAS ]. BUTLER.
Solicitor OF Petit oner,
P. o. address: 763 Broad street.
Newark. New Jersey.
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LEGAL NOTICES.

m TIE DISTRICT COURT OF THE
UNITED STATES FOR Fl DISTRICT
OF NEW JERSEY.
In the matter of George Atwood Misner
mo-; and as a member of the firm OF
wolf q Misner. bankrupt. In bankruptcy.
Petition for discharge.
the Honorable Judges of the District
Court Of the United States for the District
Of New Jersey:
George Atwood MisDer. Of East Orange.
In the County of Essex and State OF New
Jersey, In said District. respectfully repre-
sents that on the tenth day of October. last
past, he was duly adjudged bankrups under
the acts Of Congress relating to Bankruptcy;
that ne has duly surrendered all his prop
erty and rights Of property, and has fully
complied with all the requirements Of said
his bankruptcies
wherefore he prays that he may be de-
creed by the Court to have a full DISCHARGE
from all debts provable against his estate
onosr said Bankrupt acts. except such debts
as are excepted by law from such DISCHARGE
Dated this twelfth day Of November,
G. ATWOOD MIsNER,
Bankrupt.
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Suddenly. on Monday, NoFem-
h her IL l9i2. FREDERICK. aged q years
Ter Antoniette. aged 3 years : months ans
and "a days, beloved pe ep1bu specht
daughter OF the late oer'ha
VaRe,ntivss and friends. also the inae5
nspdent order of Foresters No. !ooa
and the Wuertemberger x, y; :; arr
rom his mothers residence. No. 70
Kossutb street. Mrs. MagdaIena speeht
nee Kress). on Thursday. NoysmpsE
u. 1qi2. at 2 p. IN. interment IN fair-
mount Cemetery.
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LOST N FOUND.

LOST-Between Myrtle av. and Warren st.
and Roseville station, lady's handbag.
containing sum Of money, pair of eyeglasses.
Communication ticket between Roseville and
New York. Liberal reward If returned to J.
e. WESTERVELT 565 Warren st.
LOsT--Sunday evening, on South Orange
av. or Kinney car, embroidered handker-
chief bag; gift from dying friend. Reward
II returned TO L. F., 156 South Seventh st.
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TO LET ron BUSINESS

FLOOR to let. about 1000 square feet IN
brick building, on Central av., at Hudson
st.: light all around: low rental; substan-
tial buildings, suitable for mercantile or
manufacturing purposes. Fielder COR
PoRATION,N Firemen's BLDG. Phone 1891.
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nov1S-5i
LEGAL NOTICES.


ESSEX COUNTY ORPHANS couRT-Ta
the matter Of the estate of Noah. Gutter,
deceased: On petition for sale OF lands
to pay debts. Order TO show cause.
Fanny Wolf. executrix of Noah Gutter,
deceased. having exhibited under path 3
true account Of the personal estate and debts
OF the said lntestate whereby it appears that
the personal estate Of the sid Noah 1utsr
ing the aid of the Court In the premises;
It is ~thereupon on this twenty.ninth nay
ordered that ali persons interested in tbs
lands. tenements, hsreditaments and real
anpear before this Court, at the Court
House. in the city Of Newark, on the tenth
day of January, nineteen hundred and thir-
teen at ten a. M, to show cause why so
much Of the said lands. tenements. heredits-
ments and real estate Of the ssid Noah
be sufhcIent to pay his debts.
Dated Newark. n. J.. October 2a. 1917.
WIN. p. MARTIN,
Isaac Shoenthai.
Ct.~r.n1a
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GRAFTON Az, near woodslde v.-ons-
family house, 8 rooms, all m~provementii
this II a beautiful home 5000. $500 GsS&
balance on mortgage.
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5ts CLINTON Az. near Chadwick-Two-
tamfly house; can be made Into a Htoroi
bargain.
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.,,oN A. orange. n. j.. on Tuesday
eisoUyenber 10. 1912. Peter A.. son or
peter and Mary T. simon, agea ! year
mi 4 months. &c Laurel street
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HELP wANrEn-FEMALE.

GIRLS wanted for general department store;
call at once. =. SCHWARTZ, 300 Main
ST., Orange.
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SEND 70 Country Department for new book.
let; farms. country homes. gentIemen'A e.-
tafes, New jersey. New York. Long Island,
T-s~v building.
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rWo-FAMILY house, Stanley av,-Thlrtesn
rooms, two baths. sisctriclty; lot eBxlO9t
81. 200. make ofer.
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HOUSES AND ApARrMrNrs wANrrp


APARTMENTS and houses wanted for rent;
have many applications for same: let me
have your vacancies.
JOSEPH KORN.
NO WARRINGTON ST.
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RnAL nsTATn FOR sALE.

ApFELBAUM q APFELBAUM.
cgAFToN Az, rsar. Washington ay,-one
at a barealni %. 800, $500 down. balance or
fnortgsg e,
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sIFERs-At Caldwell, \. 4: on a seds a
pears & months and Il days,
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PRICES OF BONDS

The following quotations were fur
by Post & Flagg:
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Too Late for Classification.
HELP WANTED MALE.


CANVASSERS-A crew of four good mon
wanted 10 canvass Roseviile for tea and
coffee trade. UNEXCELLED e CO..
425h Orange st.
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u 900 DOWN. and balance as rent buys this
beautiful house. SO Osborne terrace
twelve aroonE. stoam heat: stable. aarasei
lot Box1bo. Don't fail to zee this house u
you went Q magnificent home, VIII exchange
Tor two-feniiy.
A~PFELBAuM q APrELBAuM.
500 Broad at. Tel 1000 Market.
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gTEvENsoN-suddenIy. on November
10 1919. Nellie Stevenson tnee CleVe-
lsnd9, wife Of George stevenson. 81
Williamson avenue. Lyons Furms.
Observation-Disclosures into rest. on Tues
dnv November 10. 1919. August Wets-
sert. believed son of Rertha Weisserr
. (nee Jendrick) and OF the late John j..
weisFert. aged 81 years = months ~
days. 421 Eighteenth avenue.
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HEsBITT-on sunday ;ate r%reeSidenee,
ysmR EsiEwo I'd sren ass IIsouiss:ss, d gos ! /.
est daughter Of The ls ssbt qRoa Of the
Nesbitt and
late John Nelson Rose
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Don't Worry

About bringing that classified I'd. In.
Just MI out the Want Ad. Blank on
the classified rage and send 1t to us. 1t
will receive our prompt attention.
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pREsToN-on Noyember II pr Is : and
99s eTSSter Of the late John n Ei7a-
beth Briordy. ,noubePs of
Rosary society are G1no her late resi-
attend 1 6f6 pvincent street, on Thur
dsu November u, ct s a. m. 70 n -:
AIoysius's Church, where : f n,sf the e'q re.
Of REQUIEM will be 9neTee in Gene
farv Holy S~epulehre.
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LOCAL SECURITIES.

The bid and asked prices Appended sss
furnished through Eissle . Rings
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pHILA. o MARKET

The following quotations were fur
by Eisele & King:
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FARMS


WE can sell or exchange your farms. coun.
LOUIS scHr,E sINGER. Inc. Essex build
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AH4T.xs-on November ~. 1872, at ms
jste residence, 80 Cleveland averog'
parrison, james, husband or Rose ~o'
Inns meg Delaney SMITH.
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pARRoTT-on Tuesday, Nw,fe Of the
late ate Henry parrot, 1oe Parker street
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.r~rp -, November. II tsI..
hHssisna j. G, beloved wife % H MSuiy
WNsver. aged 4s years 1o' ""
= barry street.
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NoRTHRoP1on Moncay;,t w. of Henry b.
Northrop. an ha hold at her
late late acme November 3 II, at . p. m
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.; on bh nesaasd Of
rsrv1s q McLaren, In his AID year
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FOR sALE-1h.storv. two-family HOUSE.. .
Farden. larSo chicken house and drivawayi
lot a6l4rl00; call e~veninKa after z. or gun
day. 500 South Nineteenth 81. noar South
Orange nv.
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-HAPoT-passed away after hoisf Illness,
on Monday. November IS, 1917 Loulss
Jeanne Chanot lnee Carlinl, pe1obhs sr
wife of Charles Vincent Chapot' ID "e4
Fnneral services private at her la.e
home. No. 90 Osborne terrace lhurs
day. November 81, 1912. at 10 a. N
ferment at convenience of FANNY.
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oUt of Tovga.
EAST ORANGE. N. j.
A new one-famiiy house. all no-to.da,s
improvements. 1--WE minntea' wNik from AM
pers station; No. 40 North 21st 81. near
4th Av.. owner will sacrifice: leased up to
May 1. 1918. paying a net income OF over
10 psr cent. on the Investment. Apply at
~ North Fist ct.
HANOVER. ~. - .on0 bnvs forty aores.
part wood. no BUILDINGS; Ere and T.acka-
wanna connections; three miles back Of
M4di-on: Mrs.. m property. BRTHM. 60
Wal ST., New York.
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cRANE-At Newark. y. =. Noyenhto sior Cd
1912, Emma J.. ageu s5-ay sixfh avenue.
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STREET OPENING. ACADEMY
STREET REPAVING, COEYNAN
STREET PAVING. Assessment for beae-
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hr ~ rlotpe daughter OF Thomas ana
mia McGoveFn. Mt her iats
4Re North Fifth street.
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LATHRoP-on TpesdSg. N0 0f ne late
Fsm1ms Lon s34 Hunterdon street
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DEATHS

nHDFoRD-At West Livingston ID
oil November 10, 1912, George 5sol'tu'
aged %.
BLOEMDCKE-At her residence: WnT
hall. AS Central avenue, orange; y 40"
on Monday, November =. nsi-, 1Jsnrv
belle Bloemecke, beloved wire o. 9Th,
Is Bloemecke and daughter OF SAth-
zine Webber, of Brooklyn. N. J.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-10-21
Enough Ore for Year.

A close check Is kept on the average
value OF the orc shipped IA each shot
is sampled another grab sample is taken
at tho surface and the ore passes through
the sampler at tho mill. 10 which II is
shipped direct from tho bins at tho mine,
over the main line Of the Las Vegas e.
Tonopah railroad. Tho management Is
assured OF being able to supply the mill
with an excellent average grade Of mill
ing ore. Before the mill was started u
was estimated by the oompany's cngl-
neers that sufficient orc vas In SiEht
10 run the mill for ut least a year and
there has been no reason to change this
Increase in tonnage, as, while no large
quantity OF new ore has been opened Of
late the known deposits have been
further developed, fully substantiatinS
their early promise.
There VIII be no periodical Clear
ups from this mill. as In tho case OF
a plant I'm which the amalgaIuatinE pro-
measured BY the monthly receipts for
concentrates shipped 10 5mcltcr. Every
thing about the mill is now operating
In first class ordor and IL is Improbable
that any obstacle can arise TO int nterIupt
tho continuous treatment OF the com
panys product.
In the Polovcrdo mine of the Jumbo
Extension company stopIus is in progress
for various widths UP To 40 feet. From
one large stope a S35 product is being
broken and from another the ore ha $
averaged around s42 per ton OF late. II
appears that there arc TWO large parallel
veins or two separate ore bodies one
thirty feet apart vertically. with rich ore
| near both walls. All faces where work
| " in progress arc In ore and the best ore
has been found on the deepest levels.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-10-21
JUMBO MILL WORK
UNUSUALLY GOOD
Company So Far Makes Big
Enough Recovery by Mere
Concentration.
NO CfANTDING DONE
Mine in Position Easily to
Keep Mill Operating
One Year.
NO CfANIDING DONE


Special 10 The Tribune.
GoLpFIELp. New. oct. .O.--Thc
Jumbo Extension company is now on a
substantial operating basis. with evcry
apparent assurance OF making excellent
profits Tor It's stockholders for 4 long
period. Y. :. Van DycI; the president
and general manager, has returned from
q trip - New York and adclphia and
has just made visit OF inspection 10
the Bonnie Clare mill th'rty-slX miles
south OF Goldneld, Nilc, IS treating the
product OF the Polevcrdc mine Uf the
Jumbo Extension company. adjoining tho
Goldhcld Consolidated
Manager Van Dyck stated tonight, in
an interview. that the mill Is treating
81 tons OF orc to the stamp and that
over 50 per cent OF tlic gold content is
being saved 10y concentration alone. Up
to tho present time tho grade or orc
trca tod has been comparatively low. run
n!n- from $40 TO SIS per ton, but II is
apparent that an equally good saving can
be effected from the better grade or ore
which the company is now starting to
shin to the Dlaut
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-10-21
COMPLIMENTS GIVEN
INDIANA DIRECTORS

The election OF nov directors ro, rho
inoiana and Franklin companies ycster-
aty may he S7id 10 end the Dow ar(a ir
| except IN so far as tho actions az law NAV
affect MI Dow personally and lead 10
return OF part of the funds borrowed
nI nm the whole matter has been han
dled - efficiently and uuost tcntatio b..
z member ot one OF Boston's more prom
ineni banking and brokerage firms that
most satisfactory outcome has been
reached.
DOW 4 60. first became cmba rrassed dur
inS The summer o. 1911. bank loans were
llqitdaicd in q war 70 have tho lea CT
iect on prices and 80 To prevent a
spread nf the trouble. The affair wa3
taken hold of at that time by the bank
luS interest referred TO iu 4 manner that
Immediately secured the cooperation Of
The banks holding tho Dow loans and by
preventing q precipitate liQuida tion. the
effects OF the trouble verc minimized
and Boston was saved a possible stock
market panic In the coppcrs.
The main fact 10 he dealt with when
the revelations that the companies were
involved. finally came. was that they
could not be let TO drift without hurting
the Boston market. and especially their
stockholdcrs. The remedy, so far as the
general situation was concerned. Law In
securing new directors having tho con-
fidcnce OF the public, 30 as TO at once
rcaSsurc stockholders and copper inter
csts generally.
ferrcd. Immediately took UP the matter
With tho interests which have now gone
Into the boards OF directors and finally
secured their cooperation after q series
or meetings and discussions. The ne
fotiatons had been almost concluded
when the stock exchange members held
their meeting and elected a committees
and they were successfully ended In time
10 I've laid before the committee when
the meeting was held last Thursday even
Ing at the Algonquin club. The committee
waB prompt 20 realize the strength OF the
men who had consented 10 act as d.
rcctors as well as the fact that what
ever was necessary had already been ac-
complishcd
The outcome OF the matter IS not only
service 10 the stockholders and etock
market interests but II has brought into
the Lake district new element that
deals IN large things and will regard the
Indiana and franklin as only their en-
trance into a field that affords great oD-
portunities 10 copper mining interests,
and one where the work OF such an In
terest must add largely 10 the prestige OF
our local market which siill remains the
only and primary market for Lake SUI
perior Copper mining securities. IL seems
only right 10 congratulate State street
On the outcome OF tho matter and give
credit TO the gentleman who brought
about so satisfactory IA solution OF the
situation that presented itsell.-Editorial
In Boston Finance News.