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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-11-02

'I"nmItrd by Kodeers, Plimmer & Co. Inc.l
LETTERS hCkG. W, November l.-Spamish
en- nrnciS stock old peanuts, FIRST quality
.nc per bnsh"I; oil peanuts. damaged SOC 10
~ per huSh"l' new peanuts dry and clean
'"t 20 sSt per husEcl as to quality; new
bushel. wv
N!rginins: Farmers stock-Old peanuts
fahty Jumbo. sc per pound: extra prime
- per mound; Smelling stock. 2i.c per pound
Nv peanuts. Fancy Jumbo, 3N per pound /:
cNtrh prime. 3c per pound: prime. 2i,c per
p"mnG: Smelling stock. 2i2c per pound
We urge the Importance of having ne.
hNts .h"r"uEhly dry b"fore threshlnE.
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MISCELLANEOUS MARKETS
NAVAL. STORES.


- NANNAE. GA. November l-Tur,
M IN H,i ~. sales, none receipts 49,
CtSkS: shipments. g. casks, stock II $50 en-. ks
R"sin. hrm; sales, ISL barrels: receipts 90
n.,msrrti*; shipments. !.9!l btrrcls: stock rs.
~ 'hr'e!S. quote: 4. r., c.. D.. 40 T.. f.
cor; We. CO. WV. = %
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RICHMOND HAY MARKET
CHICAGO LIVE STOCK MARKET

tlIitliAGO. November Hogs firm: bulL
ss"@!HS, 30; light. sG35Hsc.5o: mixed, H 55I
80 49, ncaNy. s'.4"ms..S5 rough. S.. ,oI*i6o:
pigs. Sa.aTSI 10. Cattle. firm: native beet
st""r'. 81 '"Tio.50: cows ami heircrs. s.S-f,
'3.N, calves. N25TtlIoo. sheep. weak
sS.JlF'SS so. '' '''"''
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CDTTAN GO0nS

:" DIRK. November l.-Stapie r. inte
today advanced &c yard Mems wear Was
,tf"hE. Il second advance ha:in., ben an
h"hhc"d On spring goods. Second advances
w,.ie announced in spring carpet lists Raw
SILK was UP p Yen Yokohama and locaI
markets were very strong
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Cnuntr, Cured Bnc,
Rabbits
: ssar-s.s go -
MAKk ET CONDITION.
Ry Levy Commission Coz
Richmond. Va. November I.

7 "
Poultry chickens. very scarce and active
receipts light: mems. market In splendid
shape. roccirts light. EGgs-Scarcc ana
wanted: outlook higher. 3uttcr-Mnrke,
firm. receipts Hight NealS-SCarre and want
ed. Ca,,ie-Mar|ct in fair shape iecatn,v
heuvy. Eat Market 81 good shan.
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CHESAPEAKE & OHIO nv

Gin. LsvilIo Il Vest 300 i, .u.oo
Main Line. Local IS a. ~ a. ts.S
James River Line sIo.Op n ts.is ~
=. News. Ntk.. Old Pt 80 a. .i2 M y
New port News. Local s7:l5 N ss IN -
I;Ains arrive from NIX. .ll:3o n. .2:i. ~
ee:N p: y. News 's:5i A.. $500 D. From
N"st' 's;Sc n. '3:n r.. 1855 H. N:io n
W p. dhiii from Charlottesville excent
SunGai from Thurnond. Jas River tA.ss
a.. $40 y. i' 'e's*
.DRiy .E,,s,, c,,..
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Sales Stock
$500 Allis-Chalmcrs
$500 Allis-Cholmrrs. pfd. -.
COO Am. .>rr. Chem. com.
1880 An.r. Beet Sugar. con. +.
500 American Ca: -.
American Can. pfd. -.
1900 Amer. Car and F'dry.
LOCO American Cotton OIL.
2.+o0 Amer. Hide and Lea, pr.
l.S00 American Linseed Oil.
500 American Locomotive -.
coo Amer. Loco. pfd. -.
5000 American Smelling 80.
American Snun. com.
$500 American Sugar
ll.IoQ Amer. Tel, and Tel. Co. {.
700 American Tobacco, com
loo American Tobacco. pfd. :.
$4,000 Anaconda Copper
S.ln0 AtchiSon
toS Atlantic Coast Line. :.
\. G; l.. of Connecticut. &.
1850 Baltimore and Ohio.
Loo Bethlehem Steel Co, com
200 Bethlehem Steel Co, ptd
.l.2oo baldwin Loco.
10000 Brooklyn Rapid Transit.
29.4o0 Central Leather. com.
roo Canadian Pacific
zoo California Petroleum
l0.!cO Chesapeake and Ohio.
$500 Chicago Great Western.
?o.loO Chi. Great West. pfd. :.
l26cO Chi. Mil. and 81. Paul.
LOO Crucihle steel Cor, COM
800 Crucihle Steel. pfd.
$500 Colorado Fuel and Iron.
Loo Colorado and Southern.
ll.Io0 Consolidated Gas
5000 Corn Products. com.
500 Den. and Rio Gran. com
$4,000 Erie
1880 Erie. LIST pfd. $500.
400 Fed. Min. and SIN, pfd.
5000 General Electric
5000 Goodrich -.
$500 Great Northern Orc cts.
200 Illinois Central
l.Son lnterboro-Ne
$500 Inter Nickel "
Int. Harvester. com
'V'"nn mt. Mer. Marine, pfd.
l.t0o Int Paper
200 Int. PAPER. pfd.
1900 Kansas City So, com.
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RICHMOND DISTRICT
SEES IMPROVEMENT.

After months of slow and hating De.
vclop"icnt Richmond says that il is
noW IoSslblc to report the disiric' IL
~ pericncins much Improvement. Cot
ton has teen the principal factor Othrr
crops ar in good shape. and present
Indications are said to justify n bell e
that the situation will be comfort able
and promising for three or four mont rs
ut l.*st.
Events Of the month. Atlanta rero:ts
have net only sustained. but inc:c. scG
confidence OF the general public
throughout the district Commerce. !
itraNelels report merchants sales double
those Hf last year in the same period.
Chicago says that the large ccrters
in Michigan. Wisconsin, Illinois and
Iowa reLort affairs seemingly are
+ gradually gaining in strength from
dag TO day. Trade is giving some evil
dence NJ being on the Increase, accord
Ing TO the report. and noticeable
spirit OF returning and increasing &C
tvity appears to be abroad.
Continued Improvement Is reported
from ST. Louis. The jobhing trade has
made substantial gains, and a mark ed
feeling of confidence is felt am1ng
merchants.
Re-ail business In the Mime aoolis
district is said TO be fair 10 gooi."
with IN excellent outlook
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Cash Erain.-whcat No red sl.,oISl.lo
No. rcd. Sl"'i:" $40: "" hard nominal
No. hard. a;cTilOl. Corn-No. yellow GAN
"tm: No. white. 63tTGic Oats-No. ,
white. 36'. standard. 2o'.I4oc
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CuIC,G0 GR,I> MARKET

'NVV- N0V"Wher IL Ctivc drInnrT
from exporters At Winnipeg ana Duluth gave
thr wheat market here decided upward
s"rr to-day. after an early decl!n" Prices
Il"'"' hrin hsff.c ." lc net higher .yiih
! I!crcmhcr nt 'lN?H"SLt2'.. and May az ,i6iit,
/ s"rh ghn"o A'Hhc "a L.. and oats. h@ii.c 10
- iI"'l.!piS i'nlthe? Irregular, VARYING
irn-n NC ~ 70 rLhe u ~ -, ~,
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STRONG UNDERTONE SEEN
IN GENERAL SHARE LIST
War Stocks Weak. While Railroads
Run Up New High Prices for
Movement.
CHILE COPPER IN DEMAND
Buying on Statement That 5000
Tons Are Treated Daily at Com
pany'S PIant-Erratic Fluctuations
in Bethlehem Steel
II, unoADAN WALL.


NEW YORK. November l.-Exc"pt
for the war stocks. which were weak.
the general list displayed Il strong
undcrtone to-day with III" railroads
the favoritcs. Several new high prices
I. Tor this movement We're recorded by
the railroad group, OWN: ~ optimistic
sentiment created by publication Of
record earnings OF III. rennsylvania
system for September and large in
crcascs by New York Central steel
common was strong carly i'll tho SEES
sion. and touched a new hich price FOR
this movement, hut sold of in the late
afternoon under prOtit-takiuC sales. The
sharp break az - s. points in Hcthle
hem Steel common attracted attention.
and served % Unsettie tn" war shares
The market opened strong under
leadership Q; Steel common and the
rails. Canadian Pacific was AT the
front q. the railroad group. and adj
Nancsd ten points on aggressive buying.
Before ths end Of the nrst hour prices
Teccdei when stocks were supplied. but
thN upward trend was resumed in the
second hour, ami continued during he
NOON hour. N-utit-;akiuc, however. de-
Nci0"ei IL :be afternoon. when the war
>tocNS also Became heavy The close
WAS strong with the rails retaining
substantial part 81 their gains.
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NwW YORK, November Port movement
-Middlinr. ll95c. Exports. 3 1856 bales: stock
30l As bales
Total to-day At al ports-Net receints
I.S2' bales; exports. 1896 bales: stock :a7-
80 bales.
Total for week-Nct receipts. slSol bales:
exports. $3.50 bales
Total for season--Net receipts. o.3S 40
bales: exports 1880 49, bales.
NEW ORLEANS. November TIL" cotton
FUTURES market was closed to-day on ac-
count OF holiday.
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Richmond & Chesapeake BAY Railway Comn,n
Norfolk & Western Railwa,

ONLY Li.-EAIL LINE TO NORFOLK
scneanic In enec, April .. 1915.
Leave B!rI Street Station. Richmopd For
EonFOLk 's:vV a. 81. 1900 T.. 81. $500
FOR LYNCIiBERG AED TIE WEST.
.'.ih NJ $3.50 ~ NJ 400 l.. ~. $3.50
Ai.lvc Richmond from Norfolk: slI:4o A
NJ, - J" y NJ. 'li:3o l.. VI. From the West
800 a NJ. t2:lo H. 81. il.ie f. NJ ss:i7
, i. NJ. '5:.e T.. ~.
DAILY tDaily except Sunday. ,sunday
" Is BEvlIl w G s.rsDr,.
l. T. NJ, koanokc G. 3 A. Koanoi.
~. BOSlEY. d T.. A.. i.icn,nond Va
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COTTON MARKETS

NEW YORK. Sovemhcr The tnr,on
narket sustained o very heavy decline uuher
weight OF Southern selling and local
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STEAMBOATS,.
OLD DOMINION LINE

leaves newport News. $500 A N
,onnrcIinos vi, b :oo A. III
ils Noriolk Tor New York daily except sun
day; ~ 81 Connections ulsc made by n
q W. Ky. r. 81. anu -. -. KY at = W
HiGhi ane steamers stop a, Ciatenont oe
e!shhl. had are met oy public CONVEYANCE
NlkGl Ma NAVIGATION co. James Hfvs,
Sy daylighi for Norfolk. old Point Newport
Ne"s and all James River landings Monday
WednesGay and Friday at 500 A. Al TrsInbt
received f,r all James River ,oint.
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STEEL.
WORRIES SPECTATORS

The erratic fluctuations in Bethlehem
steel are attracting much attention and
causing much worry to spectators in
the war stocks. The break of - "a
points to $50 SO shortly after the sharp
"dvanc" from 525 to $50 on sales OF
! 900 shares one day last week. was
disconCertinC to followers of the war
brides" The recovery Or only eleven
points from tn" low level served to
console war stock owners but Nttlc. and
. caused many people to wonder whether
the insiders are trying TO break the
shares In the hon" "f shaking out
many spectators who HAY" been fol-
lowing the rise.
Stocks OF bankrupt companies sud
denly SpranC into demand. Missouri Pa
cific advancing nearly four points on
publication Of an analysis by Kuhn.
Loeb g. Co. OF Missouri Pacific sccuri-
ties. In this ANALYSIS il is pointed out
that while the assessment on Missouri
rac!fc stock was $50 a share. the
when issued" quotation 10 the mort
gage bonds which stockholders would
receive In payment Of tn" assessment.
rNadc tho net burden of tho assessment
from $3.50 to 500 a share Missouri.
Kansas and ToNas shnr"s were also
urgently inquired for. the common ris-
inc nearly two po'ntS.
Investment bankers rcuort"d ~ con-
tinuntion Of tho demand Cor ,sirh- grade
bonds Notwithstanding the high level
OF prices.
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CHILE CorTER IL
IN GREAT DEMAND

Copper shares exhibited a firm under
tone Throughout; he day owing TO an
'Ic21cerisHt t1a- some producers We're
quoting ;hs metal ~ = i-+c -. pound.
o. ~ advance - o0s-eichth % Il cent.
-Araco"6S Ms $iiSh;ly higher earlier
in ths dan S-. esSsd OF on protit-
;aStnE- ENy Consolidated closed with
fractional gain while Inspiration.
which q one ;!rUe showed 4 gain OF
rea-l: ors roic: closed unchanged. On
the OUTSIDE "-z-kt; chile copper was
il good demand a. : new high figure.
Ruyt5C u II : issue has been based on
statements by the insiders that nearly
5000 tons .: ore daily are being treated
a; the company's plant According 10
persons familiar with the Company's
plans. the plant will be operated at
10000 tons daily early next year. or an
output of l0.o0o,ooo pounds OF copper
monthly. Inspiration is being bought
on reports that the company is to he
absorbed early next year by tn" Ana
conda and Ray Consolidated. purchased
on rumors Of a probable increase in
dividend.
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NFW Worn Noy"mh,r o. Ner.,otue M
r"r. 3Ii3'.. sterling s!Nty.trv nill. s,c0.
for demand .ti't2f' for cables i;5i ~
silver. 49,. M"Nirnn dollars 27s. Govern
ment bonds, strong railroad bonds. strorr
Time loans. easier: sixty dnys, ninety DAYS
A'i,i SIX fnon,h9 -'''5. CAL money. steady ::
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RAILROADS.
hEAI,OAKD am ,Inc naUW.

hEAhOAkD AIR LINE RAILWAY.
southbound trains scnsduied to leave Rieh.
P y "si , t:o H.. Local to Noriins, Ian
minEham: Gas p. 81 through coache. md
:'eepers TO Jhcksonviile; 1885 A. NJ. slespsrs
GA n,am MA birminS nhn; Jacksonvilis. Tanps
:, nr .,'Hr tain. .chedul-d to arrive In
io,. shnS o., anily; 1:20 A. NJ. $3.50 A. NJ,
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Richmond, Fredericksburg & Potomac R. r.
To al Ftsnw ,k;

81 lts7,;' f' go ~ aT9, Is; = :.
Is;! sI1 .s4z ~; $40 D. 4s5oiE .is5sm iaGSM
ts in ~ t tS r,si s T. 1Is 40 IT. us IN 20 5I n
IT, "a 40 - - a. s@z Ph Undertaking iass wei In,
"MM. tent 3. 81. lti.Itr 1 inil. IsaiIt s,s,
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unt AMI wooI M>nKrr
RICHMOND FRUIT MARKET.

MARKET CONDITION.
Hitts-Nery dull likely TO 60 lower
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NEW YORK. NoS'oh"r '--'-Nd"r n" Nv
rnsuce Of further f-v"r'h'" trad" "ordi-
statements Of railway earnings many tn
vrsrrlent stocks nsC"rici :" higher QUO
tau"rs TODAY. While spccio''i's. wer" lis
nos~t to r"nct. Tn" neavin"ss ~ III" latter
issues wns duc TN nn-, to irtirnatiors ,hnt
n. allies mad decided rot !" nay N" high
'u---s Of munitions.
canadian Pacl"c was N" chief feature
81 tn" session. with q ra!n ~ u 10 !, points
rrice. Canadians adyauc" was attributed
move 20 driving ia - IN" short in,"roS,
lion with :hs comranv's nr,irs
Pe0nsv'vn"'n YVES another strong raii. rS
d.rd -nn. .J,ns,orr uno. 49, Vol
sraaeer, AZ recia.s. ov@rsrod a Hotr, Or o.
w@s affected Sc The strength ana unusual
r"''vitv 81 Ill tho low priced Southern and
Southwestern shares. led hv Missouri Pa
United states steel rose frar,ionnIlv TO >ss.
q, the ororIrr hu, later lost mis- gin
aud corsi'"rrh'v more. closing "a, 8 Both.
. ,"h"n St""rS weakness was IN. subject -
Intermediate or0.p,!or showing a ir.s 81
- n"'nts i|"thl"h"w's nnrl price was -.
Stud"haf"r Baldwin locomotive Ma&-
m :, ,o inn 'n 10. .,c"i We're ,"wGr ny 10
Closing rri'.S w"r" conflicting with an
? az si.f'c onH on it, Ers,~rn lines IN eariemi
her, while ~" -vstelu wcs, Of pI,-.hnrri
, ,Ir ~ no ' 90" Tr@r's "Nc"rlch only
r. poI TSn"T 10, a n@i gain 81 Si7%jooo
mar value" aggregated q aliro tinted
states and Panama bonds we're l. ~
per cent higher
NI:W Worn Noy"mnrr uer.oo,ue r,-
ner 5H",. S,"rL-E' s!NtN-trv niHs s'ro.
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spot cotton. quiet: middliug. uplands II. s.
No sales.
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SOUTHERN RaiIII1n :

Inlns Leave itchmond-A st st,,,on
sour shuiS nsures not guaranteed For tn.
cypress: T.: NJ. express. with obs.rVa,ion
s,eepins car Tor Atlanta: HE'S p. 81, expTss.
Tor keysril:e and Chase City-week aaws'
York hirer l.lne-6:lo =. 81, Steamer Tr.f,
. .rarior carr. 7:a' } and 4:ib r II. dSiis
Trains Arrive RNcnmond- From m. ao,,s
1905 a. M. and 500 A. NJ $50 p 'u ia:
A.. daily: $40 A. A.. except Sun5:r
from West Point: S:45 A. M cScent Nng
day; 9:40 a. NJ. aud 6:1j =. Si daily
Offi-s S07 r. Main St Phone Madi.S. -,
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BUSINESS CONDITIONS
IMPROVE MATERIALLY
Federal Reserve Board Reports Show
Favorable Advance In All
Lines OF EnlcnvOr.
RICHMOND DISTRICT PICKS UP
After Slow and Hating Development,
Present Indications Are for Com
Portable Period OF Industrial and
Commercial Activity.

WASHINGTON, November l.-Busi-
ness conditions throughout most of the
country improved considerably during
September. according to reports from
Federal Reserve agents. made public.
10 'ntEht by the Federal Reserve Board.
As II Whole the picture of condition i.
: is regarded by officials as the most
Favorable received by the bourd I'm
| many months.
! For The BOSTON district n is soi.I
! that there has been considerable i'm
iproVemcnt in commercial activities and
reports coming into that city from The
different lines OF trade are not only
cheerful. but decidedly optimistic for
, the future
WiI"iES ALE AND RETAIL.
TRADE Is EXPANDING.
industrial activity in the New Yorl:
district the report shows, Increased
during the month. and wholesale arL
! retail trade expanded with better c,;-
lcc,iunS.
Phila,clphia says that improved con
di,i"ns ire reported from nearly all
parts Of the district. 4 hopeful sim,
! II IS 81 Il, IS the report Of incress sod
sales ly department stores. retail
clothing, Try goods. grocery and other
concerns dealing directly with the con
! sumner While domestic trade is .,tll
below normal. there is dis,inc. bet
tcrmont. Scarcity of dyestuffs l.. he
district is said to be Il serious uctri-
! inent to some industries, however, and
| is daily becoming more acute.
Unprecedented conditions In tn. ste
trade cor tinuc to be Il big factor n
in:iuen" ny business in the Cl.v..Iand
district There was decrease in idle
iaiiroai cars of 100000 in September.
RlIINnSn nIS'ctIt"V
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NlTE-Ncw York STOCK Exchange closed Tuesday No.
vembcr ELECTION
The Richfield recorder. (Richfield, Idaho) 1909-1931, 1915-12-03
THE HlZZ COMEDY
AND NOVELTY COMPANY

The Hizz Comedy and Noveny
Company opened the Opera season III
Richfield last Monday night with a
house crowded to Overlooking. IN ad
dltion to the usual crowd Of first
nighters, there was a large repre-.
ST ntation from R;chfeld's Dnsr fash
iol able and exclusive set The pro-
gram as whole was well received,
he comic dia-cs Kept the crowd ron.
vllsed with laughter; the musical
features were especially well select
Cd. and the ~ probation of he audi
ence wa indicated by repeated en-
cores.
The program WIS conclu id by re
presentation of a sketch which
proved extremely popular on the Fa-
cifc coast. This merciless exposure
of the hypocrisy of our Sc called
fashionable society held the attentive
audience from start to finish. and
much favorable comment was heard
at the conclusion of this part OF the
program.
The "HIzz" company will appear
in Richfield on Saturday night with
a complete change of program, and
we predict large patronage for its
next appearance In our midst.
The Richfield recorder. (Richfield, Idaho) 1909-1931, 1915-12-03
Woman's Club Banquet

Thirty Climb members with their
guests enjoyed the banquet at the Rich
field hotel Saturday night November 20
Three long tables extended the length
of the room. deco ated in white and
yellow the club colors
A vedy substantial and delicious four
course dinner was served.
A short program consisting of two
songs by Mrs. Rays, song by Mrs.
Garlock and Miss Mcmahon, two songs
by Miss Mem anon and a two act play,
"A Man in tina House, by the Misses
Lockwood, Bean, Mcmahon, Denecke
and Mrs. Williams, was received with
a great deal of enjoyment and amuse
ment.
The next regular meeting of the club
will be held at the schoolhouse in Miss
Lockwood's room, December A.
The Richfield recorder. (Richfield, Idaho) 1909-1931, 1915-12-03
DoD CASTOR SAYS

A good-looking waitress gets abou
as much attention in country town
as is paid to musical comedy queen
in New York.
The probabilities are that the sick
ly emaciated woman who never sees
a well day will outlive any fat man
in town.
A woman hangs onto her husband
for a while because she loves him.
ifter that she hangs onto him be-
cause he's hers.
A woman begins to admit that she
is growing old long before she be-
lieves it is true.
Despite the fact that it is the pro-
fession they expect to follow few
girls are trained for marriage.
Dozz Ha- good explains his failure
o remain on the water wagon by
saying that he got up and gave his
seat to q lady = Capper's Weekly.
The Richfield recorder. (Richfield, Idaho) 1909-1931, 1915-12-03

The historically important discovery
of gold in California was made in
January 1S4S, at John Suffers mill
on South Fork Of American river near
Coloma, a point only ten OF fifteen
miles southeast of the town of Auburn.
From 1850 TO 1853 the greatest yield
was derived from the gravels, and
the largest annual output for this Pc
Rod was more than S65,000,000, in
1852.
Anacondas metallurgists, through
the conversion of the main Washoe
have won the greatest triumph in
the annals of copper metallurgy and
put the Anaconda company into the
ranks of the low-cost producers Of cop
per-" says the Engineering & Mining
Journal, in an article describing the
results of the remodelling of the Ana
conda works. This reconstruction
work is now about rs to 80 per cent
completed, and by the end of the year
is expected to be finished.
According to one authority, the nor
NAL yearly production of silver of the
world is approximately 210,000,O0O
ounces, of which the United States
produces in the neighborhood of 81
600, 900 ounces. Mexico is the great
silver producer of the world, while
Canada is another enormous producer.
Seventy-five per cent silver within
the next four months time Is being
predicted by students of the white
metal market. AS a consequence, they
are also predicting the greatest min
ing revival throughout the western
states in the history of the Industry.
The Richfield recorder. (Richfield, Idaho) 1909-1931, 1915-12-03
NOTICE OF sHERIFF's SALE

By Virtue OF an execution in my
hands, issued out of the District Courtof
Lincoln, County State of Idaho,
dated the 9th day of November A. D.,
1915, in certain action wherein First
State Bank Limited as plaintiff, did on
the day of September 1915, recover a
judgement against Harvey A. Shecrs.
alias H. A. Shears, alias Harvey SheafS
defendant, for the sum of Ninety-nne
(99 00) Dollars and costs of suit taxed
at Twenty eight and 80 100 1928 90)
Dol ars. | have levied upon the fol-
lowing described personal p property to-
wit. The one half interest of Harvey
A. Shears, alias H A. Shears, alias
Harvey Shears IN and to lot Five (5)
Block Five (5) Underwoods first addit-
ion to the Village of Richfeld, Idaho,
as the same is plated in the official
platt of Underweeds first addition to
Richfield townsite on file in the office
of the County Recorder of Lincoln
County. Attached March 9th. on or
lglnal writ.
Notice is Hereby Given, That on
Saturday the 4th day of December, A.
D. 1915, at 8 O'Clock p. M at the court
house in Shoshone, in Lincoln County.
State of Idaho, will sell all the right
title and interest of Harvey A. Shears,
alias H. A. Shears. alias Harvey Shears
IN and to the above described personal
at public auction, for lawful
money of the United States, to the
highest and best bidder, to SATISFY said
judgement and all COSTS
Given under my hand this II day of
November A. D. 1915.
CLARENCE WHEELER, Sheriff
L. S. JOHNSON, Deputy
The Richfield recorder. (Richfield, Idaho) 1909-1931, 1915-12-03
North End News.

A. G. Thompson has invested in a
new pair of bobs, he says that he will
do little coasting this winter on his
own runners.
John Thomas has moved into the
Faoin house, he will rent the place.
The school directors are having sheds
built at the school house to protect the
horses that are used in bringing the
children to school, This is humane
act that should have been done long
ago.
c. 0. Pauson will leave next week
for visit at Spokane and The Dalls,
Oregon.