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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-01-10
BUTTE & SUPERIOR
WEAK ON THURSDAY

James A, Pollock & Co. bankers and
brokers. furnish the following. received
over their private wire yesterday efter-
noon.
Paine. Webber & Co. Boston-Transac-
tions in North Butte were slightly heavier
today. one house taking about 1900 shares
the selling being scattered but coming
freely, enough to prevent much change
In price. The feature OF the local list
was weakness In Butte g. Superior, which
declined In three points on liquidation of
out TO account for the decline and none
OF tho rumors can be found to have any
basis In fact Insiders who have been
prominent In the past In supporting the
stock were. not IN evidence today and 1t
found few buyers. The rest OF tine mar.
ket was very dull.
market displayed a rather good tone to-
day, which was induced primarily by
what seemed to be the repurchase OF
copper shares, especiaiy Amalgamated.
sold hastily yesterday after the publica-
ton OF the producers report. The fact
that supplies OF copper metal increased
materially during December. coupled with
the fact that the inquiry for metal or
late has not been az keen as heretofore,
has caused some .hesltancy among hold
ers 81 copper shares: but aside from SOME
disposition on tho part of selling agen-
cies to lower quoted prices has not been
pronounced, There Is quite little spccu-
a,9n S non IN nG doppgT ea bH ar asd
holders OF same has doubtless been re-
sponsible for the upsettement OF the
metal In London.
Various reports arc In circulation rela-
tive to the probable disintegration pans
OF tho Union Pacific, but 80 far nothing
definite has transpircd and. as 4 conse-
oucuce. more or less hesitancy and re-
straiDt has been In evidence among the
holders Of Southern Pacific and Union
Pacific. The foreign pnltical stuotion
seemingly being adjusted in a satisfar
tory manner though progress admitted.
lv is slow. However advices denote
that the powers are actively engaged in
efforts to promote cooperation among
tho cnntendinS elements.
While we believe he incentive 10 prn-
noic a broad inward movement Is stu
lacking. still we incline to the View that
satisfacforF results. will accrue on. pur-
ohases of the standard issues princlpallv
iha rails. on the drives for moderate
turns.
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MERITORI0US EN-
TERPRISE PAYING
and BENEFlTTING
''Ask a Customer. .

Where cure is guaranteed of all
eurable pains and disease, regardless
Of name, arising from natural causes.
A SO bottle of OIL OF EDEN (sam-
pie rs ccnts) rela1es, opens pores, al
lays pain, dissolvos and removes au
liberated tumor, enlargement Of the
gland, goiter or other false and i'm
pure gatherings Of the external
A SO bottle of SWEET SPIRITS OF
EDEN Sample SD will purify the
blood, restore vitality to all weak
parts; regulates liver, kidneys, stom-
ach and bowels Cures chronic consti-
patton, disorderea digestion, sick and
bilious headache and nervous pro5tra-
ton. If YOUR druggist has not got
them, on receipt OF price they Will
be delivered to any address in the
U. 8. by
capitalized at $2,50o,000, divided into
$4,000 shares at par value OF $50
a share, which is all working capital.
No one has more than one vote.
Selling price Of shares are based
on the monthly income, which is now
three per cont. Cash valuo Of shares
So, which increases 100 per cent as
the income increases l per cent.
Open for investigation by investors
Of So to $1,000. See DR.. J. i. Kel-
lett, $50 South West Temple ST., p.
o. Box s13, Salt Lake City, Utah.
(AdyertiSoment1
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ASSESSM EMIT NO. q.

o. X, Silver Mining & Milling company.
principal place OF business, Salt Lake
City, Utah: location OF mines. Indian
Springs. Tooele county, Utah
Notice is hereby given that at meet
Ing OF the board OF directors OF the o; k;
on the 23rd day OF December, 1912. as
sessment No, of one-quarter Cd cent
per share was levied upon the capital
stock OF the corporation. issued and out
standing. payable Immediately to tho sec
retary at his office. 1885 Beck street,
Salt Lake City, Utah.
Any stock upon which this assessment
may remain unpaid on Thursday. the 30th
day OF January. 1918. Will be delinquent
and advertised for sale at public auction
and unless payment Is made before. will
be sold on Thursday. the Goth day OF
February. 1913, at 10 o'clock a m, at the
office. 10 pay tho delinquent
assessment thereon, together with the
costs OF advertising and expense Of sale
r. n. HOLT Secretary
First publication. December %. 1912
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| MARKET DULL,
HI PRICES FIRM
in Money situa-
Buyers to Ad-
Ince Their Figures.
|eAMATED GOES UP
/ Shown in the Harri-
| Securities; B. 6 0.
|uds Oversubscribed.
GOES UP
.nal Nnns Service.

-,tlonal News Service.
roRK. Jan 9.-Thc stock mar"
a. stronger. in fact. than
tasssrred from the prices on the
snlaiIon, however. is still dull
t%sjnegs becomes active in ea-
Tjll De difficult to get brokers
,nihusiasm or confidence.
..sat opened dull but firm. The
-rn,yelnenl In the money situ-
"a logically the cancellation
Cnders and buyers were COM
sSrancs their figures to fulfill
ssry times tho unfavorable news
a published regarding copper
Tsdnesday would cause liqui-
ihe copper shares. This did
today and the shorts were
a N cover by bidding and ad-
~ price for .Amalgamated. The
a. 5000 shares by one operator
1, rice. AS stated In this coll
4 market Is oversold. Efforts to
- contracts Wero responsible
4, sharp advances In beet sugar,
|utbern Pacific and the oil stocks.
tsn tobacco continued It's ad-
Rumors OF increased dividends
|6In current, as the earnings are
n be very large.
"A In the afternoon was centered
81 and Union Pacific Traders
<ue TO realize that liquidation
"a In both these stocks for the
lind the chances seem to favor
Icing market for them. A dis
I'm Washington stated that the
general had reversed his posi-
4 now insisted that the Union
|ihould have Central Pacific and
<lhUn Pacific shares should not
|euied pro rata. The case is so
.tsd that the bankers most inter-
q unwilling To express any opin-
o., moment, Confidence is felt,
A that the solution Will be ami
both companies.
3 announced shortly before the
NJ The new underwriting syndis
he Baltimore & Ohio bonds had
|rrely oversubscribed. This in
|1Sess for the 500. .250,000 bonds
d be offered TO the Baltimore &
1nmop and preferred 5tocklaold-
~ ahd accrued interest.
nsrket is better than the prices
3 reasonable 10 expect that both
Irpge over the end of the week,
Closing Stock List.
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NOTICE.

Notice is hereby given that the annual
meeting meeting q the stoekholdeTs Of the Con.
company. Utah corporation. will be
Me dIis da9 S9ck ., Salt Lks c Utah
o'clock a m. for the following pug
pose9:
l. To consider and take action upon
article OF tho articles Of Incorporation
Of said company, which reads as follows:
The officers Of this corporation shall
al board OF twenty-five (2s, dlreo-
tors, seven Cd Of whom shall constitute
SO that the same when and as amended
shall read as follows:
1.-The officers of this corporation shall
"1. A board OF fifteen (I6) directors.
seven, seven D of whom shall constitute
z. For the purpose OF considering and
taking action upon the question Of amend
Ing article XI. OF the articles Of incor-
poration OF said COMPANY SO that the
foliown:
Immediately aner the election Of Of
shall be three classes Of directors. each
class TO consist of five (6) members. The
first class shalI hold office for the term
office for the term OF two years. and tho
third class shall hold office for the term
Of three years, and commencing with tho
office for the term OF three years.
8. For the purpose Of efecting directors
to flr any and all vacancies existing In
the board Of directors.
4. To elect president a vice presl-
dent, a secretary and treasurer. for the
ensuing year.
8. For the purpose OF considering and
taking action upon the question OF re-
pealing, changing. modifying and amend
Ing the bylaws OF this corporation.
Q. To transact such other business as
may legally come before the meeting.
JOHN DERN.
President Continental Life Insurance &
Investment Company,
W. v. RICE,
Secretary Continental Life Insurance q
Investment Company.
(Seall m1s57
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New York Money.

NEW YORK, Jan, o.-Moncy ON cal,
steady, 2la3 per cent ruling rate. 20
per cent; closing bid, % per cent; offered
at per cent
cent, ninety days. 42946 per cent; sjx
months, Al per cent.
Close:
Prime rncrca ntile paper. 3 to 5s pcr
cent; sterling exchange strong with ayfiJal
business in bankers bills at - SO for siyty
day bills and at s4S6,75 for dema nd
Commercial bills, S4s2a.
Bar silver. 63sc.
Mexican dollars, 49c
Government bonds steady,
Railroad bonds steady
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LIVESTOCK QUOTATIONS
Chicago.

CHICAGO. Jan, 9.-CstGe-Receipts.
5000 Market. slow, generally stea dy.
Beeyes, s5.s0ao,40: Texas steers, s4.To@
5S5; western steers, S5,709If0 stockcrs
ers, s2S5dp760. calves. Se.I50fo,75.
Ijogs-Receipts, $4,000. Market, slow,
shade higher than Wedncsday's average.
heavy, sZso@7.5.h: rough. s7eo@7. 30;
pigs, so.75@I.5o: bulk OF sales. S1.io@
Sheep-EeceIpts. 5000. Market.
strong at Wednesdays average. Native,
Si.5o@6.0 western, $f60GD6.00; year
ljngs, s620@s,50: lambs. native, se.toW
oI5; western, $s90@915.
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RED METAL DROPS
BACK A FRACTION
Electrolytic Now Quoted at
$3.50 to s17.75 in New
York; Lead Unchanged.
ssss-i-is-;.-ss.s:.;;-;-;-;-;-,..,-,.....,...


s,sng NEW YORK. Jan. s.--copper quiet,
April. SIS s5o@l7; electrolytic, siS5Sgi773755 siS5 735
laAe, slnoo9lGSe: casting, si7ioGi7 -
ED IN "a essy; spot, s5o$01 5oS7: Jsnusry
Tsrcr Sp;Sg: s;S d. February. soc log 30 .6
Lead steady. Sa.25mlS6
Speltsr steady. s7.2o@7.fo.
hnaimony quiet; cooksone, S1o61o. so.
IRON quiet and unchanged
Copper exports this month s15o +or,
Gonoon copper quiet. spot, s15 es Cd :;
tutures, Els l9s Sd. Local exchange sales
Hn' ins IONS TONS. London tin quiet; spot s22s
Los sd. London speter, saS 5s.
Sn i.GSn-Cleveland warrants, e7a 1sd in
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Kansas City.
EAESAS

KANsAs CITY. jan a.-Cattle-Re-
cejpts 1000, including 400 soutIlerns.
Market, steady, Native steers: s7oop
a2S: southern steers. sss,ooogT.6o: south ,tl,o
cows eoV AN and helfers. S.. 7S@7 So. stecEers
and feeders, s.. 5.95@715: bulls. $1,000 30 ;
calves. ss-0o@1o.oo: western e steers. an $500
Hoes-Receipts. 10000 Market. strong.
Bulk of sales, 37.2067,4o; heavy. SSb9
7.15; packer. End butchers fs nsczs S7ssS@Hio;
eSh,ecp-Recelpts. 5000. Market. strong.
MIttong, sl.0od6 90: lambs. SI.5o@S.S5
range wctl1ers and yearlings. $0.OoG1.6o'
range ewes. s3.509b.o5.
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Coffee Futures Steady.

NEW YORK, Jan. 9.-Coffee futures
closed steady. net / point lower to 3
uary. l3.17c: February. 1s.e7c; March,
1$.t6c; April. 13.osc: May. 1S.75c: June.
1870: July. 1J.S6c: August, 1885: Sep
tember. i40ic: October. 14c. November.
1880: December. 1870.
Spot, steady; Rio rs. 13Sc; Santos is.
l5ic. Milo, quiet. Cordova, 16@1Sc-
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Omaha.

SoIJTu OMAHA, Jan. e.-Cattlo-Re-
ceipts, $500, MARKET. stendy. Natiye
steers ss,4o9o,to; cows and rhsis hsiters. r.
SS.sgt;te. Tc.ss steers. s475@s35; range cows and
heifeTs s85ogs.so; cannssTTs sTssv Ss2Sghts' iyes
sioskssso "a and h,s fGedsfs 9taes eIe s1aS@sso
Ssigoes.VR SsiSgoo9ess@.Receipts. 1860. Market stes dy.
ussVw sS2o@Tss: mixed. 7lo@7. 20;
iieist, rls SO. s5g7so; pigs. s5.76@e.75; bulk
OF fsssss,esnsr.Receipts, ss,ss. 900. Market. steady.
vssrIincg s5.isG506; wetiore.. $3.50
4 S5: ewes. $45O95.00: lanos. Ss.oog9-Vo'
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eF BROTHERS BANKERS.
skheldsrs' soae,.r Msst,,a

! a Ls op6cIaI MeeSIn@-
Al asreoY given that a. special
! 6er,nao ,ao stockholders Of Walker
4 bs,akerS. a corporation, will be
Eo az the office OF said cor
q Hsvi III South Main street.
: Sstuks Suk euildinsl, Salt Lake City.
|.1f slvsS, the 11th day Of Jam
dsy the hour of 10 o'clock a. N
bosnE Will be had and held for
1dor,sSf considering. and IL ap-
Ia Of s'sine, ~ An amendment TO
cu,rs1ne . sne articles OF Incorporation
I|lsl ,;O0rra7tion. 80 as to increase
q ssts9ek sssSk Of the corporation from
IL fh hsoo9 900. divided Into 5000
|ndfnsrpa par value Of 500 each; (2j
a. snt 10 article s Of said artl-
H AZ increase and make the
|nStsS sSnrsctork OF said corporation
100 OF nine,
"a o,oers' : meeting ig called
u 81 resolction Of the board Of
sna Walker Brothers Bank
\ e, o. HOWARD.
4 9ecretary.
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New York Produce,

NEW YORK. Jan s.-glour. steady,
with small jobblng trade.
Wheat, spot. firm; No. red, 81 06t
nominal. elevator and sL07i nominal Z,
O. b. afloat; No. 1 northern Duluth, 9o9c
e. O. b. afloat- Futures closed &c higher
May, eSi139c, closed os 16-16c: July
closed a63c.
Hops-Steady.
HIjeg-Firm.
Petroieum-Steady.
Wool-Steady.
Raw sugar--Eaey, bIuscovado. SO test
S.o2c, centrifugal, ,ss test S.52c: mo-
lasscs, SO test. 2.77c: refined. steady.
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Condition of Treasury.
Flax, Oats and Eye.

MINNEAPOLIS. Jan. s,-Bran in 100
pound sacks. S1o.00119.5O.
F1our-Mills booked some good sales
today, demand moro active. Prices ad-
vanced on account OF the upturn In
wheat. Shipments, 5S2ls barrels, I'm
wood {. o. b. Mnneapolis)- patents,
$4,000 400. second patents. s4l5@I4o;
first clears, s3.1o@3.40: second clears
So 500 :. So
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Eyaporated Fruits,

NEW YORK, Jan. 9.-Evaporated ap-
pies. dull.
Prpnes. firm: CALIFORNIA; up to GO-iOs.
5l@t1ac,
Apricots and peaches, uuet.
RaisinS, quiet and steady.
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ANCHOR LINE STEAMSHIPS

NEW YORK. LONDONDERRY AND
GLASGOW. NEW YORK. PAL
ERAfO AND NAPLES
Attractive rates for tickets between New
York and all Scotch. English, Irish. Con-
tinental and Mediterranean PointH. 6u-
perIor Accommodation. Excellent Cuisine.
Efficient Service. Apply for Reservation
10 local agent OF Anchor Line or HEN
DERSON BROTHERS. General Agents,
Chiacgo. III.
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SUGAR AND EGGS LOWER
ON SALT LAKE MARKET
Hawaiian Pineapples Are New and Are Proving
Popular; Potatoes Register Slight Decline.

q CGAR was 20 cents a hundred
weight lower yesterday than it
was on the local market a week
~ ago. According to local dealers
inc price quoted yesterday was the
lowest that II had been for more than
Tor the decline in the price Of the I'M
portant article.
hawaiian pineapplcs we're new for the
SEASON and tangerines looked better on
,i .i!e market than they have for Some
tme. Utah honey In the comb, at 20
cents a pound, or tTo pounds for 80
cents, was unusually attractive
have been for several months, selling
Yesterday on the retail market for 40
tents dozen. There was also a slight
uecnne IN the price OF potatoes.
Local quotations are:
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CASH Quotations.


Cash quotations were as, follows: Rye,
No. 2. sSt@64lc. Timothy. s5.oo@ 30.
Clover. :l0.0o@f9.5o, Barley. feed. 500
soc: mailing, 5S@71c.
Mess pork, new, s1s.oo@ls12b. Lard,
$3.50. Short ribs, $o.123Q9 S7b.
GRAIN STATISTICS.
Total clearauces OF wheat and flour
euualcd 900 bushels. Primary! re-
ceipts. 1.I22, oo00 bushels, against $4,000
year ago.
Estimated receipts tomorrow. Wheat.
t21 cars; corn, 153 csrs; oats. l50 cars
hogs. $4,000 hcad.
Chicago Produces.
CHICAGO. Jan. 0.-Buttsr-F1rm.
Eggs-Firnl- Receipts, 1881 cages:
fresh receipts at mark. cases includ ed.
2Sd csc, refrigerator frste, ooc; fIrsts.
3Ibc-
twins, l6i@t6ac: young Americas. 1870
Potatoes--Steady. Receipts, SO cars:
wisconsin. t:@47c; Michigan, 4s94sc;
PouItry-Firm Turkeys. alive, 16o;
dressed, 21c; live chickens. 1isc; live
spring chickens. 1oac,
Veal--Stcady, 9@1tc
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st. Louis Wool,

ST. LOUIS. Jan. 9.--wool, steady: me
diurn grades combnC aud clothing. 23tG
2sc; light fine, 1ad2lc; heavy fine. l3G
lyc; tub washed, 27656c.
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II is a good plan to take the time TO
,.auaiut one q self with the opportuuf-
ties that are presented through the
Want Columns.
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ASSESSMENT NO. 8.

Hider Nevada Copper company Prln-
clpal place OF business, Salt Lake City,
Utah. Location OF mines, Lander county
Nevada.
Notice Is hereby given that at a meet
ing Of the board of directors OF the
Hider Nevada Copper company held on
the 18th day OF November, 1912. asscss-
mont No. 3 OF one-half Cd cent per
share was levied upon the capital stock
OF the corporation. issued and outstand-
ing, payable Immediately TO the secrc-
tary At his office. care of Mccormick S.
Co.'s bank. corner First South and Main
street. Salt Lake City. Utah.
Any stock upon which this assessment
may remain unpaid on Friday, the goth
day OF December, 1912. Will be delinquent
and advertised for sale at public auction.
and unless payment Is made before. will
De sold on Saturday, the 1Ith day OF
January. 1913. at O'clock p. M, at the
secretary's office. TO pay tho delinquent
assessment thereon, together with the
costs Of advertising and expense OF sale
JNO. ]. MORRIS, Secretary.
First publication November %. 1917.
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MANY find IL profitable TO use the
Wants in cffcctiug out of the ordinary
economies
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NEW ORLEANS. Jan. Cotton. spot
naiddl.ng, ig 1I-ISc-
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At a meeting OF the directors OF the
IIider Nevada Copper company. held At
81 Co.'S bank on Wednesday.
the 18th day OF December, 1912. the date
OF delinquency for the payment OF as
sessment No. was extended from De-
cember 20. 1912. TO Wednesday, the 26th
day OF February, 1913.
JNO- J. MORRIS. Secretary.
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oaTALoaUE PRINTING

Done hy the Century is dlstlnctIv.eH.
5S.57 Postofice place. (Adyert'semen''
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Coktnn Market

NEW YORK. Jan. 9.-Cotton closed
steady. net 6 to 13 points lower
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Hay and Grain.
Flour,

High patent. Utah, per cwt. so, ,O0d2 20
Straight grade, Utah, cwt. .90@2 10
Bakers No. I, per cwt.....,.. 1.S0M2 90
Retail,
High patent, Utah. per cwt .s2 .3062 30
Straight grade: Utah, cwt. -. 2.20@2. 40
Bakers No. |, cwt...,o....,. 2.1092. So
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I.NO. d -iIOfNItIss, SVCICldTYs
First publication November %. 1917
Evening journal., 1913-02-25
Mayor of Refoboh and Three Town
Commissioners Denounce the Land-Grab Bill

State tongue
o
II born Lewes Just
eighteen years For fifteen years was connected with the
Life Saving Service on and that
Palmer TO. are
knowledge beach, Chase, assuming
Rehoboh that thirty
Of the Palmer Co. are
be fair price that thirty
lopenr
SAY FROM $50 TO s75 A BUILDING LOT so BY 100
FEET WHICH WOULD MAKE 1T FROM sOO
"N OTHER WORDS, TWO ACRES
YOUR MUCH co. ARE OFFERING FOR THE
ENTIRE FIVE MILES OF OCEAN FRONT 500 TO 500 ACRES OF LAND
AND THE RIPARIAN RIGHTS ON THE OCEAN FRONT AND THE
aYESn HE REPLIED WITHOUT MOMENTS HESITATION
"Do think that
the State making such delivery Of the peoples land to Palmer Coz"
"Indeed, do not"
"Do you think public sentiment S against hn
dor
of RehOboth against IT."
YOu think any good
the RehOhOthr
NO indeed nOtT Chase replied ut would be
big Disadvantage
Chase do you think It would be benefit or drmeut to allow
and the
under the control Of RebOth police regua-
hOnr
@NO S anything of the
missioners, and for the benefit town
think Of Palmer after
Just valuable for present
Of Rehobothr
~Yes indeedv
"r Chase taking this peoples
dividing mp into ctyse building lots s5 by 100 feet woud
the per building that Is offered
to the State by Palmer Co. be suitable price
for hT
I not anybody take lot
at that prices fact of them.'
"What think pursue
this
the title of the town of RhOboth
to that thirty of land lying between the northern line
the ocean, Commissioner Chase repld
state should survey every belongs find definitely
what and the after that has been settled beyond
wisely and udOuy what should
nOus haste in the matter On the other
% delay Nor should there be faEorsm the disposal
Of those State andsD
Evening journal., 1913-02-25
Says Two Acres is Worth All
Offered for 500 or 900 Acres

Commissioner
Of the Blackstone RehOo
foot Of the oeanirOnt Palmer
Blackstone BILL ne having been the United
ing service during which he patrolled the beach.
~Mr Chase think proposition
aned the Blackstone bill behalf Palmer
Cot Do think would right accept
! proposionr
houId accept it, he replied
~Why
"In the first many amount that
offered for it, he replied thirty lying
the Hotel Henpen entire
tract nothing the miles many
OF beach that provisions
course is understood that the thirty
the north the Hotel
that claim When
which Palmcr trying conrse thirty
the Hotel Henopen RhObOth
The only has built that 1t could
graded other
But thirty
policy the any cor.
the entire Of beach Reoboth
ghF7
-No policy replied "Why
could Of
they to do
the addition,
mel the sand from would he
high dry Rehoboth
the portions
what disposition that
Blackstone Landerab providing for
surveying plotting the By the
State senatsr !. wass
think
Just what shoad have been done long sgon