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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1912-02-23
SAMUEL. II. LUNT, .Auctioncer
SALE OF HOUSE AND
LOT, Alexandria, Il.

Bv virture Of authority vested in me
by a certain deed of trust, dated July o.
1910 and recorded in deed book o.
page 552, a Land Record, of .AIe%an
dria, Virginia, wherein Henry II. war
ing conveyed certain lots OF grou!'dI
and improvements to the undersisIIe.
trustee to secure the payment OF xii eel
tain notes therein set forth, delau ~
having been made in the payment w., q.
the notes therein secured, on Chr a+ns
quest Of the holder of the 81, sa'n a,, ,rJ
/ will offer for sale at pubic aT p,,;id,
at the entrance Of the MarhJG r;a Wiz Vjr-
ing, on Royal street, AleNan9f'a'1 1913
GINA, Saturday, February mr. nroperty
at p o'clock NJ, all OF :ala pr, pFoGGe deed.
described as follows in saia aFuS ar emo
l. All that certain io' ..
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could &c! your way by less direct
means. She wouldn't stay long at
Belle Plain, but while she did remain
they must avoid any more crises nt
the sort through which they had just
passed, snd presently she'd be sick OF
the place: = 49,. !
In the midst. of her activities Betty
occasionally found time to think Of
Bruce Darlington. ;She was sure she
did not wish to- see him again! But
when three weeks had passed she be-
gan to: feel inceused' that he had not
appeared She thought Of him with
hot cheeks aud quickening OF the
heart It. was anger: ..S'.t.- ..-..
Then one day when. she had decid.
ed forever. to Danish all memory. OF
hln. from nsl mind, ne; presented % ~
self at Belle Plain. y.s. FL
= She:TGa IT her room just quilting
The finishing touches to an cspeciali:
satisfying toilet when her maid tapped
On the door and told her there was g.
gentleman in the parlor, who wished
+: &C. see her.
"IsFit Mr.. Norton?" asked Betty.
no, Missile didn't give no name,
Miss' -
When Betty entered the paror a
moment later she saw, her :caller
standing with his back turned. toward
hersas he gazed from ne.of the win
dows, but she instantly recognized
those broad shoulders, and the fine
roiss of the; shapely head thai SUI
mounted them.
"Oh,; Mr.. Darlington" and Betty
stopped short, while her, face grew
rather pale and then crimsoned
Then she advanced boldly snd held
out::a frigid hand. Il didn't know!
so you are alive-you disappeared 80
suddenly that night" -. -
Yes, I'm alive" he said, and linen
with smile, but fear before you
get through with me We'll poth V1sn
7 were not, Betty.
"Do you still hate me, Betty-Misa
Malroy-is there anything l can say
or do that will make you forgive me?
he, looked at her penitently.
But Betty hardened her heart
against him and prepared to Keep
him in. place.
wal you sit down." she indicated
a chair. He seated himself and Betty
put a safe distance between them
Are you staying in3the' Heighoorhood
Mr.. Carrington?" she asked, rather
unkindly.
mo, I'm not staying in the neigh
borhood. When I left you, made up
my mind I'd wait at New Madrid un'
Ill I could come on down here and
say was sorry"
! e. And it's taken you all this time!
Darlington regarded her seriously.
.'E reckon must :haTe come for
core time, Betty-Miss Malroy- IT
s2!!ts- q herself. Betty gloWed :hae'
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1912-02-23

Lne caTesslnS ulIcur oI MS roue.
nesiiY-==cu must have chosen
poorly then when you selected New
Madrid. 1t couldn't have been good
place for your purpose"
Il think If I could have made up
my mind to stay there long enough,
1t would have answered" said Car
rington. But when down-river boat
tied up there yesterday it was more
than l could stand You see there's
danger in town like New Madrid OF
getting too sorry. thought we'd bet
ter discuss this point
"Mayn't I show you Belle PlainT"
asked Betty quickly.
But Darlington shook his head.
Il don't care anything about that"
he said. Il didn't come here 10 see
Belle Plain
Then you expect to remain IN the
neighborhood?"
I've given up the river. and In
going to get hold of some land
Land" said Betty, with rising
infection.
Yes, land"
II thought you were a river-man?"
I'm q river-man no longer. | am
going TO be g planter now. But LII
tell you why. and all about 1t some
other day Then he held out his
hand. "Good-by," he added
Are you going ?-good-by. Mr.. Car.
rington," and Betty's fingers tingIed
with his masterful clasp long after he
had gone.
ITO Be Continued.)
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CLASSIFIED ADS.
Rates

Give lines orI less time, Csc; 2
times, 40c; times, SOC.
PAYMENT STRICTLY IN'ADVANCE
to all except contract advertisers hav-
ing charge accounts.
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(To Be Continued.)
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A LIZ persons having claims against
n the estate Of j. ID. Stanton. deceas-
cd, are requested to present them duly
certified to the undersigned for pay
ment. and all persons who are indebted
to said estate arc hereby notified to
promptly settle the same.
y. WORTH STANTON,
ian 81 lmO Cor. Lee ana wolfe SlS.
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f,lIl1 til

MOTTO E.-Havins qualified rs admin
IN islrator of the estate of lhr late
MRS. SARAH =. MAY. I'LL persons II
debtcd 10 the estate are directed 10,
promptly pay such claims to me ami
all persons TO whom the estate IL Indeht-
cd arc directed to present their claims
properly certified for payment.
CARROLL ii. MAY.
203 King street.
fr5l1 lot
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G'!>l7 lot

NOTICE.-Ha qualified rs cxecll-
~ lrix Of the will of the late MRS. '.
o. PULLMAN. all persons indebted to
the estate arc directed to promptly pay
such claims TO me. and Ri persons 70
whom the estate is indebted, are directed
10 present their claim properly crrti-
fed for payment.
ELIZA RAINEi.
RI. NOEL GARNER, Attorney.
febl7 lot
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1912-02-23

THE annual meeting OF the stock
i holders Of the Airy View Apart
ment House Company, incorporated,
will he held nj the Office OF Gardner IT,.
Boothe. esq, alexandria National Bank
Building, Alexandria. Va. on Monday,
February oG, 1917. 1T 80 o'clock p. IN.
3. ". PARK Err, Secretary.
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WANTED.

A GENTS WANTED-sj to s. daily
n selling New Fibre Brooms: 100 per
cent profit: every woman will buy.
Begin canvass 1T once. samples by
express, 70 cents.
WYNNE BROOM CO.. Elmira \. !.
feb 301i
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THE annual meeting Of the stock
i holders Ofthe WOOdley Apartme emf
House Company will be held 1T tn
office Of Gardner J.. Boothe, esq, Alex
andria National Bank Building, Alex
andria, Va, Oh Monday, February N.
1912, 1T Oclock p. m
r. w. PARKER, Secretary.
febl2 I'd
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1912-02-23

THE annual meeting OF the stock
L holders OF the Parkwood Apart
ment House Company, incorporated
viii he held ut the Office Of farrlncrL.
Boo the, ESQ.,. Alexandria National Bank
Building. Alexandria, Virginia.. on
Monday. February ". l9l2, at rs o clock
p. m.
Il. w. PARKER, Secretary.
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LOST.

7 OST-A watch fob with Elk's tooth,
l. initjalIJ. G. H.ISalem :}:sj. Suitable
reward ifrcturned to the Opera House,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-04-20
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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-04-20

ATTENTION CALLED
TO MARKET FACTORS

James 4. Pollock & Co, bankers and
brokers', furnish the following, received
| noon:
Logan & Bryan. New York.-Trading
| during todays session was dull and un-
lntere,sting, with professional operations
| contributing greatly toward the bulk Of
transactions Quite few specialtes
were strong. notably the Bethlehem Steel
issues, which were rapidly absorbed with
talk In circulation OF a resumption in
dividend payments on the preferred is
sue at an early date. In addition, the
| telephone stocks were we'll taken. and in
inc last hour short covering in other
quarters caused recovery from early
declines.
II is generally admitted that fuuda-
inentals. are sound and that the improv-
ing tendencies noted In trade and indus
try should, in time he reflected by an
expansion of enterprise. However: the
factors which have OF late tended most
to hold in check the constructive element
are the Mexican affair which. 10 say the
least. is far from assuring and suggps-
tive of complications il not handled prop
crly; tho labor demands. which In some
instances do not appear to be in keeping
with present earning capacity OF some
OF the corporations on which demands
haVo been made; and rnally. but not OF
situation. that Is: with regard TO the
italian and Turkish friction in which
conn ection the important and strategic
Dardsnelles might prove TO be a very
friction is not soon settled. II IS talked
again that flnanciers are much Interested
now in bringing about a peaceful settle
ment.
The crop prospect Is. OF course. a mat
ter worthy OF serious consideration. but
as far as ths winter wheat territory is
concerned IL should be borne in mind that
any early damage in that section can be
repaired from the standpoint OF railroad
tonnage. by planting. at n later
date, of other cereals.
We feel hopeful as 10 tho outlook and
arc merely calling attention TO all The
foregoing AZ being the principal disturb
Ing influences. but with more sanity be-
Ing in evidence in our political circles, |
and with the desire quite pronounced 10
adjust matters that the improving |
tendencies in the trade and industry VIII |
not be retarded. u seems probable that |
any marked change for the better, that |
is. In the nature OF eliminating unCavor- |
able factors, win DO reflected by II re- |
OF activity and advancing
prices i'm the stock market though for = |
period the irreSularity which has been
noted during the past week may con-
tinuc for quite period.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-04-20
BAD BREAK FRIDAY
IN SEVERAL SPOTS

In the case Of few feature issues on
the local mining share market excessive
profit taking caused decided break yes
torday. notably In Prince Consolidate Cd
and Alta Consolidate there being no
sale all day in the latter for the first
time In weeks. Thompson Quincy was
weak la the afternoon session,
= Not unul Union Chief WAS reached
of The day appear. and the trading UP To
that time had been very limited. ON re-
ports that the Union Chief has succeed
ed in financing its new development
work and on excellent support from
those evidently aware Of the nea situa~
ton, this stock Immediately Jumped To
as high as Is cents a share. closing at
Io5 asked
The sales Friday reached the total Of
50, 44S shares Of stock. the market value
OF which-was $1290o.l5. The following
were the closing unlisted and listed stock
transactions.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-04-20
| Chief CON. HARD
At DEEP EFFORT
President Fitch Says That De-
velopment Is on in
Full Blast.
GOOD ORES SHOWING
April Likely to Result as
Favorably as March Net
Earnings.
GOOD ORES SHOWING

President and General Manager Walter
Fitch OF the Cher Consolidated COMPANY
was in the city on Friday following a
visit east. When seen by The Tribune he
gave many items of interest in regard To
company operations a; this TIntic ship
per. March. with It's earnings OF $50 600.
indicates tha; the relief from the thin
days OF 1911 predicted in the recent an
uual report OF the company. is q thing
assured, and while for several days dur
ing the first OF April tho shipments were
sending In an average OF two railroad
cars OF ore daily, aud Mr. Fitch believes
TINS rate viii be maintained during the
remainder of the month.
our product for the most part carries
fair average In values" said MIR. Fitch
but We have shipped some high grade
from time To time and there is reason
TO expect that We VIII get more on the
way 10 the market before the end OF the
month 1t is very difficult as yet to ap-
proXimate what the earnings for the
month OF April will he. and despite the
reduced shipments round the first OF the
month We may yet equal OF come close
to the net results or the previous MONTH"
Stockholders Of the Chief Consolidated
gauging shipment values mentioned by
President Fitch when they recall that the
car lots from this mine range anywhere
from several hundred dollars each 10
10000 and in view Of this fact Mr.
Fitch and associates are determined TO
proceed upon the basis that tho value OF
any months production Is q matter best
stated after the complete returns are in
Flo states that the management ia
working in ore on the south end OF the
1900 foot level, also out into the Town
site territory at like depth. and at the
opposite extreme. 1t ls not unreasonab BILE
to expect that these distant points ulti-
matelT viii be connected in ore. for the
ore iE showing with satisfactory
and promise. There also is an
orc body Of merit out 70 the north on
the l500-foot level,
The extensive campaign Of develop
mcnt work which Was halted during 1911
10 a considerable extent has been resumed
by the company and this will be prose-
cutAd from now on with economical speed. |
The management is drifting on the 1900
foot level also
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-04-20
TRADE IS PUZZLED
ABOUT NEW COPPER
Failure of Expected Increased
Output Causing Ques-
tons to Be Asked.

The Wall Street Journal says that the
refinery production for March as re-
ported by the Copper Producers associa :
ton, affords no answer 10 the quest
which the copper trade Is asking more
nslsiently and which IL Where Is tho
new copper which was 10 huve come
on the market In 1922? On the con
trary. March showed approximately
100000 pounds less OF production than
the 1000 600 pounds OF The preceding
March. and the returns OF the first quar-
ter Of 1912 Of about 35l 900 600 pounds
In output are only about = 0o0. 600 pounds
larger than tho production for the same
quarter a year age. In other words
1912 sn far has shown only a nominal in
crease n output. in spite OF the ffct that
there were az least five important mines
sending rietsl 10 tho rcfIoeries this year
that had not reached production stage
Il year ago.
Copper experts are agreed that 1912
Viii see A considerable Eain IN output
though there is variation In the esti-
mates as 10 what this Increase viii be
The following estimates OF new refined
copper Ia come on the market this year
that is, copper In addition to the amount
produced last Near-are made by TWO Of
the best known ncu in the copper busl-
ness.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-04-20
/ IAMARACk MINE Is
NOT YET "ALL IN"
4 large s,ockholdcr OF ramarack SAYS:

large stookholdcr OF Tamarack SAYS:
Thcre seems to be determined effort
neinS made 10 get into the mind of the
pnohc In general and stockholders OF
Ialnarack In particular the idea that the
Ianarack property Is all in
have been making a very close study
OF the Tamarack situation at the Lake,
snG ! seriously question II the situation
rs nan as bad as IL is painted. I am re-
laoiy informed by people intimately ac-
qoalnted with tho mine that the Tam
arack has the underlay Of the Osceola
lode the entire length OF the Tamara ok
property and has eight miles or under
ground workings on this lode Yet since
the present management have been I'm
charge they have not attempted to mine
q ton OF ore from this lode, although,
the old management was doing the bulk
OF ITS mining from that lode
- There are large outside interests I'm
Ianarack who arc not talking much but
they are prepared TO iGht 10 the end 10
prevent any disiptegraton Of the prom
erty. and they Will seek to have addi-
lonal directors elected 10 the board who
H1il make h strenuous effort TO have tho
lan1arack operate upon a larger scale
as II ls capable of doing. and they be-
neVe TamaIack could be opera ted to nav
$40 per share per annum on 16-ccnt COP
per and lay aside handsome surplus"
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-04-20
PROSPERITY IS BACK
To MINES OF UTAH
Equipment Firms Agree That
Trade Is Improved Over
Past Conditions.

Inouiri' among the mining machinery
firms OF Salt Lake indicates THAI the i'm
provcmens during the past few weeks
has been most marked. the biz compa-
niles renewing development campaigns
and n large number OF properties idle
since the days OF tire panic coming back
to the active column. AL requiring sup
plies. equipment. etc. Business men
generally agree that Utah and Nevada
are on the road 70 prosperity in mining
way.
One firm which does large whole
sale lumber business in this part of
the west repor;"d on Friday that since
February II II had sold auprox, u;ntelr
9. .0no. 600 feet ~ lumber To Utah BUYERS.
fully one-helf ~ which was purchased
by mininc companies.
From the papers from tirs various min
Ing camps OF Utah and Nevada II Is evil
dent that there are fewer Idle miners
now than at any time In the past two
years. Producer. especially copper In
ter~sts. are increo sing their forces con-
tinualfs and there is no Indication that
they VIII attempt ANYTHING but an un-
usual production on the present salts
factory copper metal market Zinc mine
owners have the best market for years
'or their output. The price of the metal
,eirE high and the facilities for dispos-
nC or their ores ideal
Lead production Is not being halted
nat erially despite tho efforts oi con
,ress 10 reduce tho tariff 70 below the
tarvation poiut. There Is confidence IN
he situation. the tariff is not likely TO
ettled satisfactorily the price of lead
vill return to something more like its
.reraGe !or a year or two past Silver |
iolds remar arkably well. ana the aver |
3" production, from the average Utah |
nine Is bringing the best returns Ir |
cNerei
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-04-20
ANNUAL MEETING POSTPONED.

The regular annual rneatIn. or a.,
stockholders Of the Utah e pbiia
delphia Mining Il Development, corr
pany. held ar Salt Lake CITY,
Utah. on April /, 1872 at ~
hour of o'clock o. m, was pos+r,,,,, &c
until June II. 1872. This rneetlnc y,e .
poslponed because not enough stock wa =
hold the same under the by-layys ~ 80. -
COMPANY; At said tinlo on said Jnns ~
,hhe ,he eiscIion OF the board OF directors for
With sucb o,S VIII occur. together
'''H come before said meeting
J. a. CoNDIT. Secretary.
bi92l
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-04-20

FORENOON SALES.
Beck Tunnel. 100 AT 1sr.
iron Blossom. 500 AT Sio7s
DpocouEo. 1900 ~ 16c
Picchc Demijohn 1000 al Ir!c. ,ooo
1Sc. buyer slxt- days ~
Irincc Consolidated. 100 s- 81 81. ,on . .
., 20, 10" at si.S5; 100 ni s1.5.s. 5oo =,
seen TrouShs e000 4, a5c
SnNer King Coalition. 100 NJ :,
victoria. 400 AT s.r -
Shares soic. lia0o
selling value 1856 81
OPEN BOARD.
Ioc Chain. zoo AZ &c
Opohongo. 1000 AZ lsc
TIr.,- S,nE Con.olidated 500 a, 3, 90.
,r!lnnpc Csntral ioso at i7c. S''V-.'
swansea. 1000 at SIC
les1 a. loic '-S' at ioc;
Shnrcs sold &c 500
Selling value. li2ss -.
AFTERNOON SALES
Cold Chain. 80 at soc. $50 a. A.
Piochc peruiiohn. 500 a; Isr
swansea Consolidated S06 at az
luiou Chief. 500 at i1k-- ZOO =, -,
l~t ar lEic- 40 az lie: 800 a, "a. sS-6
az doci 500 AZ i6sc: 1000 at lsc.
Victoria. TOO at Sc
Wilber;. l50 al soc
1eHn-ton Copper. 1000 st in-.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-04-20
Machinery Is Delayed.

Four machine drills are being used IN
the sinking Of this shaft and with the
aid Of tho air compressor. constantly re-
nawine the supply of fresh air. II has
been possible TO work three shifts of
incn. This accounts for the rapid prog
ross made In sinking. and with the In =
stallation OF the remaining portions OF
the surface plant. including the 3o0-in-
7crm'ttsnt horsepower electric hoistnE
engine. which has been DELAYED In tran
sit owing 10 the floods that have held
up freight traffic. the progress made
w sinking will b. materially increased.
20 that the big bore should reach depth
or 1900 feet before the end of June
No Developments in the wav or ore
rNposures are expected I'm this prop
crty hv the management until lateral
development shall have started and
gained some headpsy. When the con-
troll of the Merger Mines COMPANY was
acquired by the Godneld Deep Mines
company. the $4,000. 600 corporation or
ranized by associates OF former. Senator
William \. Clark OF Montana and head
cd by his brother. a working fund of
s2oo.oo0 was provided and cash TO that
amount was placed in the treasury OF
the Merger company for development
PURPOSES. e. .. Whittemore vice presi-
dent cf the Deep Mines COMPANY. said
herc short time ago in All interview
that he and his associates stood ready
lo provide another quarter Of a million
Tor tho development Of this ground in the
event that further funds vere required
for tbiz pur4psc
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-04-20
GOOD PROGRESS At
THE MERGER SHAFT
Goldfield District VIII Soon
Be Sounded 10 Depths
Completely Virgin.
STRONG MEN IN CHARGE
Atlanta Company Numbers a
Great Many Prominent
Men Among Directors.
STRONG MEN IN CHARGE

Special n The Tribune.
GoLDFiELD. New. April i?.-Th'
7x1S-foot shaft OF the Goldneld Merger
Mines company has reached a depth OF
200 fee. and az the present rate of sink
Ing Is making about FIVE feet daily, or
between 40 and i50 feet per month.
The ground through which the big shaft
,las been sunk thus far has been frm
and favora hle for sinking. Unless the
shaft penctratns ore OF Sood grade In
rs course IL is probable that no lateral
work. drifting or crosscutting viii be
started until the shaft shall have at
tsined depth OF from 1900 20 1900 feet.
and possibly not until even greater depth
has been reached.
The ST. Ives claim or the Mercer Mines
company on which this shaft u being
sunk, Is traverSed by several strong
veins and Il would occasion no surprise
" the shaft were 10 penetrate an ore BODY
of large dimensions and paying grade at
any tu1e. Already two strong bodies OF
quartz have been PASSED through bv
The shaft above the 6o0-foot level. but
no work has been done In these veins.
a. IL would have caused some ,nterrIp
lion In sinking. and II is the desire Of
tho management TO gain depth with all
possibie expedition and determine the
value OF the orc bodies on deeper levels
than any yet worked In the district while
exploring q large of ground,