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The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1919-12-09
WOULDN'T TAKE
slOO FOR THE
GOOD IT DID
Railroad Man Says Tanlac
Put Him in Better Shape
Than He'd Been in n
Year.

Honestly. | wouldn't take q hundred
dollars for the good TnnlN0 hnn done
mo- sald . q Srhuhrrt, O. rnhsead no
chanic Twins at COS WnVerly street,
Houston. ToN
"My whole uyatrm had boon iu a.
rundown condition for Nonr" hc
continued. 'And I suffered from am
awful pain n my buck I Lost sp much
st'snrih aud energy that J iuNt hld go
forcc my solf to $50 90 work every day.
wnH nearly ana in aud 70 : stoupDd
over io nlck up anything 4 sharp pain
would catch me- Ia tho back. and !
would have Go drpu whatever ! had
hold Of before could stulghton up I
had such terrible misery in my
shoulders that DO broke un M frHi and
would set up u the morning iccl-
ing worse than whonr ! Went tn bed.
"Snpn after starting on ranna ihe
paine ln my back hcrln iu leave mir
hnd ] could siccn better I gel up in
the morning now fcclinr tinc and
work am dHy without nny trouble
don't have That tired tceiinr amy moro
mud am better bon EVERY wHs than I
have hrrn iu whole vcar rnnnc
has benefited nc $50 much that :
wouldn't bc without fhiH wonderful
medicine fOr anything"
Ihnlac ls sold sea Corpus christi hy
Ian leading druggists tAdvb
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1919-12-09
Did Sonora An
geleS Know Fate
of HuSband2

NEW YORK. Dec sonora An
eclcs. who died Dos "a cpniuc for her
husband. General Felipe Angeles not
kunwlng thnt tha Mexican rebel iuHder
had fallen thirteen DAYS ago before
IN rifles 90 q Cauan2a firing suuud 90
chihuahua city was buried here to-
dH'. Ter hndN VIII rest Boa Long lsi.
aud soil until that Of General Angeles
,a,r he carried la honor 90 McXicn City
and Inferred with hers IN n common
grave. the relatives declared
Although family ad friends hnd con
snircd io keep from her knowledge az
her husbands execution. hclDNmp that
in her weakened condition fhc uctNa
would bu dclth blow her son 3
htrta Angeles said tha thc execution
of her husband seemed Zoo some was i0
haze affected her f0r She grew stead
iiy worse after bis capture Nor last
words wccr "a MESSAGE 90 him to carry
on and not grove over her Death
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1919-12-09
Oklahoma Oil Men
Go to Washington

TULSA okla. soc committee
representing ten Western Petroleum
RpnncrN AHfociaiinn Wl lunNc bore
f0r Washington Tuesday for thc pur-
posse of advising hhD administration
as 10 Che rruuins altrnton Boa ih"
Mid Con,incnt nrid. Horordinr GO rc-
zion taken Monday Jag thc meeting OF
tho advisors committee uf thr HsHuDl
alton. The committee VIII aooh go rc-
utc ilic chnr-rs of proilicrr'ng That
have boon made, ~
The committee c0naiats of tai Nal
los president nnd Fired Lehman erc-
Rotary of Inc association. D. ~ Mis-
koll of rulm nnd y W gnohcl and
N 10 Thwlng of klnaas CITY Kans
80 tee conclusiuu of thto ms'fi1r
Fred w Lehman. IT, secretary OF tho
rcfincrs nssoclnt ON hIndud oui tho ioi
lowing press statement
"a grave iniuetirp hla been done
The rcflncrs az tho MIA Continent flold
lf me Churrc That thew hn,p proftocr-
ed In the gnle of fuel oil Thla charge
has ncor mndc largely hocluao fhoV
sold fuel oI 100 mlnously low Figures
iar the past ycaf much below thO C0Tt
o. production and because recently
% fow apcculltors have taken ndsnut
.nro OF the situation TO Charge priccs
murh above The iow lovd cNiHirt
following tho signing of thc nrmiTticc
This was thn Conccnsua of 0uiu ou o'
tho rcfinrrda who met hero tolny nnf
dctorW incd go Send committee to
WASHINGTON af once nrwod with Mo
f1cta for the purpose of advising th,
administration 1855 to the ronrluH ION Al
the same time the GENERAL opiniou w1.
expressed that despite ihc loeFcs nt The
puft mo- prices loo ovoess nf about 80
'p harrni d q % refinery. Nkl homu
would ultim1fnif Doe approved hN fhi
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1919-12-09
First Union Coal
Miners Back In
Oklahoma Fields

nf G'he Associated Press
NcALESTER Okla. Doc 8 Okin-
homa got back to coal producing TO-
day for the firstr time On three weeks
and ni the snu'o tiE0e registered tho
first breach in tho ranks OF unina min
crs In the state siuce the strike nf m
luminous coal minors began.
Seventeen union miners uui ur the
thlttv-siX normally employed ni the
nawlcN oklahoma strip pits. returned
fo worn TODAY and began mining coal
AT 5 O'Clock this morning. ASSISTED by
SQUAD pf approximately $50 Volun Oh
tcnrs LOADING of coal on waiting ears
begun at 1880 q M ana about ten
tons had been mined and placed on ears
Movement 81 coal from the pits here to
points Don tho state iH expected to begin
early Wednesday
The oklahoma Coal Operators AS
sOcinfion DO a. meeting here today.
nrrccd Goa comply with tho request OF
Adiutant General Charles p Barrett
and vii furnish as soon as possible n
rst Of all union men employed hy them
whose services are considered essential
to the operation ~ the mines Each
nincr on this ist living IN company
owned house VILE Doe served with notice
Co return to work or VaCatp hia house
according 20 present plans OF the nd
lutnut general who Is iu complete
charge of the situation under the mar
tnl law proclamation issued hy Gov
crnor Robertson GO apply Go coal pro-
duCiuE counties
Further movement of volunteer la
hor to Oklahoma mining districts was
suspended today hy the state council
90 defense upon instructions from Gov
crnor Robertson who returned 90 Mo
Aleatll from KANSAS CITY
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1919-12-09
Arrest Two Alleged
Bootlegeers
Near City

Two MeNioaus NntouiO Nlilsronl aud
rhouaa i.nfnno. wore attcHtod nt "
o'clock WHi might sis milra aus ~ Che
citN with a FunnN Wtrk iuN ~ ur7tal
in ihidr porstssiun lhuN We're lodged
ln the county SAN
The arrest WAS undo b. Policeman
walker and Deputy Shcrlf Amos
Hnark vino wvtU guarding the fuHd
oyer which thtN cAinc. Whilr sheriff
frank Robinson ana chief ot ROLLER
u y WfirlN wore guatding ihe other
roai
Tho men were gumlnN ln from san
nlenn. where iutN 89c tiirrvd io have
obtained thy mcsvti They were diiN.
ms ID machine. witch vas cvnfiHcotot
whom thew Wtro NffeAtVd.
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1919-12-09

nres stores. warehouses ana manutae.
iutlNN plants tn krrp me average tenn
usIAtutt nt as depruCs iNhftnhrii. ana
then onN dnfinN tho hourH Tor which
Nsht is permitted nNrins uthrr hours
eftis cnouNh heat ls in bs urcd tu pre-
vent ffteaiuE oi water rircs of srfink
lef satems
Isl manufacturing plants or plants
cowInE under power enfnuinVui rulvsi
hcat $3.50 as dvgrees iahrcnhviN win nr
allowed onN durins that unr pre-
aoribsA fpf use 90 power
Np manufacturers plant of factory
shall hc furnished htunnnONs coal ot
yoke cr HEAT llght Cr power ftoW BIT
luminous coal ur cnkr furnished hN w
thtough thc United States ftigi admin.
ieifatlon for operation in excess ~
three DAYS a week vn the hnsis ot
lltscnt Wogkiug hours The eNfcp-
tlonH afc dalrirs rrfrieetstiuN pianta
hek,res. piAnts fnr the manufacture
" necessary food products ~ moves
aarV medicinal prciucta. water works,
seWvmxc plants printlnN plants for
thc nflntIns 80 newspapers only. hat
tvtt ohafglnF outfits in connection
with rihnis rpoducne hrht of power
fpf telephone ieioTnrh cr public util-
SIS companies
street Cara
Elevator service must hc cnitAilod as
much ae nessihir iu accordance With
HhoNc REGULATIONS ana use NJ heat
uEhf Hud power
rlrrttic nlvHNs ehall reducc aehcd
ules Oh minimum requirements 81 scl-
ylec undtr revised hours ~ heniinE.
lightinE aud power as hririn provided
$50 heat shnn hc proNid un rlcD
iflr cats turing rush HOURS AND h"tt-
Ink durinN uou rush huurs shalt Zoe
curtallcd ns much as possible.
Eicctfis rtilwa,a and manufacturers
plants aiores and offices ara required
fn .e opeftts m aHanrinr within che
prov Isiuns ui thr urdcU schedules mud
days ana hours OF work Go permit tne
maximum utilization % transportation
equipment
MANY 30 the restrictions contained
loo tho order hnvt boon ip force Co.
snine states somc days having hCef
placed in crfcct iy regional coal com
mittccs and state authorities The or
der issued tonight which viii affect
mnru persons than ANY coW rationinp
measure taken siucc the strike began
moro than five weeks ago viii tn1k'
fsnf felt however iu very cummur
ty in tho nation
issuance " the crdcr Officials cN
plained. ana NOT ncan That hope az sct
cling thr strike possibly tomorrow n
udmnnnoNs had been risen up. hu
restrictions wcfo necessary as pre-
'cAutlouaiy measure
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1919-12-09
BETTER THAN CALOMEL
Thousands Have Discovered
Ok Edwards Olive Tablets
Are 4 Harmless Substitute

~. EdwarCs' Olive Tablets are the
f q pr. Edwards determination
a5f ~ tge1t hvcr and bowel complaints
with caIoEel For u yel-s be used
these tablets 'a vegetable compound
Glei wilh cli.. cll b h.s private
r-artice alih CREST success
lrtv d. az che good that ca,oinei
l a4i a1ye no laa after effects No
laDs 30 gripping I'd insuTy 10 tie
u az danger from acid iuods-y et
ey stimulate the liver and bowels
a Ir Edwards Olive Tablets
rn vnu fl "loy and heavy.
Ncte aaH Jheg clear clglllgd brain and
1rs - lis NlIts lQ- ana p boa.
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1919-12-09
VATICAN CHOIR SAILS
ON RETURN TRIP

HA 7 he Associated Press
NEW york, Dee N.-~Thc vatican
choi, the famous choral organization
which broke precedent OF centuries
To tour the Uniter States ieft here 20
diF for Rome on hoard tho French
liner m Tnurlfne Tlln choir gave fG
concerts an different cities during les
tour
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1919-12-09
DANSEY MURDER LAID
ON NEXT DOOR
NEIGHBOR

Continued from Page onc1
Louis D. Soudcr thc couaty physician
th o examined it said thar there wAa
no evidence of foul las but thar the
vital organs ANA an pHrts ol The body
Nhich would have aided in disclosing
how the hoy died had disappeared
Edmund G.. Gaskil county prosecu-
tor declared tonight that he had sul
ficient evidence 90 snow the hoy rad
hcen murdered ana 90 clear up the mys-
terry surrounding his death.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-09-27
WENT
AGAINST HIM SAYS
THIS LOCAL MAN
Became Rundown, Nervous, Weak,
vitality Was Low, Kidneys Out OF
Order, Liver Sluggish, and Of
ten Had Dizzy Speus.
Claims Great Relief from Dreco, tho
Medicine Now Talked About
SO Much.

- -, ,-,rod f., y sluggish
''.'' ,,,,,,, ,n, r.y If h.lc
or H''c1',. .,.t,";,.,,, 49,, Stomach Of
- pr"'. " 5,,,., tho food
o." iN,'H ~ , =, ,,,,,y c1..e.
P''P'' - s,,-,riy ,r bln,
,'|'S ~ =, TO ,unuth. :uul
'''''".' ..,,.,.I i..r,,,,,
/. c.-. ,bc Owes arc svu'7-'
-l,,...,,l, rrr c,.ad what
-, ,,,,,., ,,c,f wan saws p-cco
II. g.. Nr Fed Srar'nn,
o,, ;, n,,,r, IN worker with tho Amer
,c,, shoe, and Tin 60. who nNr.; on
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SECRETARY WILSON
Continued From Page One.)


has been absolutely no trouble
here" he said.
The SteubenviIIe committee has
arranged. Mr.. Wilson said, to open
a sub-office at Minso. Ohio.
In view Of the fact that Governor
CornweI has notified Governor Cox
Of Ohio that he will consider the
proposed march Of the SteubenViIle
strikers into Weirton an invasion
Of the sovereignty Of West Vir-
GINA. and Governor Cox's request
that the invasion be abandoned, all
eyes in the Wheeling district are
now turned toward Weirton, since
the strikers chief at SteubenvilIe
has announced the determination
of the Ohio side strikers to carry
cut their plans.
Strong Affidavit
This determination to march on
Wi"ri"r. Mr.. Wilson said. was mad"
r,r"" iir:n by tn" fling Of a sworn afh-
dnElt 1T StI,N" headquarters. in which
N'nr NIil.r. a former worker ut WI"r-
tn'i. alleges that H." was mlstr"Htcd hy
Wl"rt"n company I"ll"c and n company
wat hmUn Tn" affidavit. which was
>w"rE Ia bcf"r" J~sri"" Of the i'n,"
y. u. Gnwu"r, 1t Slcub'nNlIia, H.
,"wS:
Il. Mix" NDi!l"r was employed at tn
Ni'Tt'n Steel company rs clcCtu"
'E"ncIAan and hen the strik" was. d.
rl"r,u. struck with The majority II
to" u:"n. After ! vas out of work fer
~" days ia" CGinI;uy polio" came 10
'.y laU>" and ASKED me 10 70 to work
AMI told him no. lie then took me Ia
m" company Sup"rintend"nts office. and
- did not 70 To work he would put me
!" jail. which he did. They kept nc
ihvv" from : O'clock a. IN, September
-. Unril l. noon the twcnty-titth. a
t"tTl Of 20 hours. allowing me only one
meal. THY searched mo and took $5."j
III money and my union card from me
without SWING me n trial or allowing
~ 10. say = wurI. He then aid thu
cen pIaI Jul!r" to tax" IN" to the rail-
rad >tr;Iru at Cumb, rland Junction
:'.d wn-u | asked ,h"m to lot me come
/" Sr"uh"uv,ll" tn: told me / would
~ wh"r" They said. which they made
m" buy ticllrl L. Pittsburgh and i0ld
'u' t. stay an the train till | got there
l;I' didn't do that. I got of the train
1t iurs;' ts-t"wn and got n train back
II" hat rtv uI"r the head and in the face
with It' uSlS.
'S.gnrGD MIKE MILLER"
NJ Wilson alleged u number Of other
ui~lII:,,.S Of arrests and miStrcatmcnt
81 "r-.,uIZ"I workers and Attempts to
'un huth singh. men and married men
cat II vi, rtpu
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-09-27
DEMOCRATS BEGIN
PLANNING CAMPAIGN

The cxcru'ivc COMMUTE 90 W.. nrm"-
cratic National 'Nh'F'iit.D 90 sd n
two-dly rour"r"u"" H. -. t. y 'i' m2r
out rlarr~ fer mkt years 1T. so. uil.L
canpaicn. u, mcr :. tuinrninE~. 'h.ur-
siding.
With the exception uf tho arIuint.
mont Of n Suh-nuHnc nj =" W"Ittrr T."
d'Hl with tn" CXrcri'l l., ro"S.. ~ H..
cost e conducting tn" raW"rIGn. h'I
little business WIS tr"uSa"te4 tuiuy. L,
was pointed out 10y m.i.,h.rS # tn.
committee that II would he necessary
To reach 1G.nuu 600 wuru'u Voters and
1000. Ouu men who wlll hay" r,a, ned
the voting AEC.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-09-27
BRITAIN WILL
FIGHT STRIKE
To 4 FINISH
GOVERNMENT DECIDES
RAILWAYS WILL OPERATE
Will Use Arms If Necessary to
Combat Blow at Life of
Community

LONDON. S,pt. Dispatches FROM
The provinces arrivrul, IN London sln"'
midnight ir,rl.rt,. that tho ChlI t"r IN"
railway strike has been generally re-
SroulcI t.. although In s"''r ''h'''S
with r"lu truC". -
A man who WIS earning from - Il
cn shilliu-s hc'cr" nc war is rcrr'N ~ :
with the war bonus. from :. :" =" N''' ,
Irnrs Under tho government PROPOSE,
tho yrNu Will receive permanently -"
rrr cor; NOR" for - shorter day W"' !.
than h"fnro IT," war. There Wall hr IN
a!Irtinu "f -. MOO NJ" pounds stCrii"+
to M railway n'"itS wages.
This - NOT Il strike against priHh''
employers ~ l., = STRIKE against ih''
state. It - Not - question 81 lh'i -
ing any capitalists profits. II /. pL1rl!
= question Of saving the stat" nom d'H-
a$t"r.
Minister oc Labor Horne said tonight
"Th. Eny,"r,r.. -, cannot agree 1t"
make psriTau,i't tn" wages winch ~
valid ,lrlr.uI; ;H'. i",,'r P"'nW 81 -
war. The new Standard II liz .N'rl.;'.
adds 100 per cent to tn" pr"-"Ir w;.e'H.
but the men consider this to" low
LONDON Sept. o6-tEy Tn" AS>"ri-
atcd T'rcSSl The Eu|Crnm"rt tonight
was nrar$haliiue al III" faculties ut ITS;
disposal with IN" aVnwcd intention OF
fighting to bitter finish c"dntry-Win"
strike Of railway mcu which was due l."
begin at midnight. az result or IN" re-
fusal or IN" Nati"nal Union OF ikauM&!
mon 10 ACCEPT INC government pr"Pu % ~
Of wages as a basis for further ncSotia-
tons.
,ooI . ~. ~, 30 co,,~rnn,rnt IN
80 -, C'sn ~. ,,'erv rcS0nrre rvrp 10
,bn crSn1ov,rcnf ~ armed forces ~ nee
csssary ~ combat What was character
lZrd aS "hcInuuS offFnSe." and - Strlk"
or,ips, Tho info Of tho community"
Tho decision OF tho Natonai linton
nr Railway Men 10 strike came al the
mail conrCrrnc,. This morning between
tho Union leaders ard the cabinet which
had resulted IL deadlock. Tn" only
official annntI'l"Cnr sine" then has
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-09-27
OBITUARY !
William y. Enrf

Funeral services for tho lat" W.
liam Il. EUrt. w"ll-kI.uwn resident If
the East End. who w;:S fatally injured
by the elevator at tn" ,i,rr..r l.. Ia! lu.
store early Thursday nurmIuI. viii l."
held ut IN" late h0m". 49,. 10 M;",'u1-
loCh street. this afternoon at u'Clo,k
Services 1t lac Lauc Street VI. H.. church.
at @:"0. with Rev. Townsend ui'iiciaj in;,
and Ini"rmcnt viii follow III Green.
wood Cemetery.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-09-27
MARTIN PLANE TO JOIN
SQUADRON IN HONOLULU

Nt:W YORK. S'rt. @6.--Thr Martin
h"nHllE airrlau.. which made record
4 eit l.>r'raay riyinI from cleveland 10
Njtch"l r.c'i in three hours and 20
IN rutcs. will y" S"nt :" Honolulu I"
',rm - par. az IN" fourth army air
Il WAS announced today. TIL"
fourth squadron will n" stationed nj
Honolulu and IN" Canal Zone.
NH"rh"r squadron. I" b" known as mo
first. Will have bases NJ som" point N
M:L~%n, husetts and on Staten Island.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-09-27
Col Suprly Threatened.

:AHNINp<. S.i.i. - tHy ~" Assoc
.;"i pr. s.,.-'rh" government ann"u'.'rS
- 80 >" rrGrr {, as'ur" food Snrp,:"s
"ar.l,.: III. jr:<. I may l." necessary .
'n''r.I% >U-i'"d IA" transportation "f
coal
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-09-27
Stomach Trouble and Constipation.

fh"Sr who al" Lr"aDl"d with indiSFS
',nE and constipation may find pcrma-
mont relief 10y taking Chambcrlain's
Tablets. Roy r. KING. OriSkany. y. Y.
writes. tharuh,'rlsun'S Tablets cured me
- Z, had cas-" 81 stomach trouble and
uStI,pat,um. For sale by all Gcalcrs
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-09-27
waiting On Each Other.

PIIISI5i IHiIl %"pI. %G.---'Ii.s clos, Of
inc NTH day Of tn" steel Workers S'rIh".
struggle apbarcmtiy waiting for ~"
other to max" the next move. There
were no notable changes disc, ruili,. ami
from INFORMATION el'rit"! Lrol" II" h"n.I.
mitt"c and from tn" offices ct rh, i.r.
er steel companies N the PITTSBURGH
district no material Developments ar
cN''"c'"d before Monday.
Representatives OF several large corr
poratIOnS including thu Carnegie So, /
company. let il be known thai they !,nl;
for 4 hug influx OF when y hen tn"
whistles blow Monday murt,.m.-. J, Mn>
would then hay" had a wryk - .d,.l!.>+
and finding that Il ihrr" 'U:l,h"r Of u.M
az" @i!il 1T work and tL".r r"n -uIds
getting bow. th"u~nnI~ .Wr.h rnai,:n
their minds and seek fhC.r r.I Jobs
ASSUranrcS by p"iicc auth. ri,ir~ and
company officials. IL WIS AL, pr,rt. 4
out. w"uil hay" an Ini'U'n",. IN StrIE.r.
who ar" favorable To r''u'n'H. =" W"rr.
These views were CS,Iu'H't"I hv Will
lam l.. Foster. secretary Of -" t'a.I
WORKERS N";iUIHl committee. wnr sud
n drly" would h"~madr M"n.!.,v ,r all
plauls 'hn, ar" >tiii IN ,"i't1'1"n. H..
crs ia tn" lrtth.rSh dIS'r!r; II i val:-
oil out 80 III" luu'e and d"ut"i 'nGt IT,"
men wrr" d. RIM; III" nhn'n nuI =
turning /" work.
o" m"n out az TN Hon. -',.ri W,.rI.S.'
Mr.. Foster su,d. 'rh" situl;i'm r."h~
brighter than ever. "" "lv 'r.rr +"
shut down IT," 1nills There ..rrly.'
After Jones And 1'aNgllin.
Mr. Foster also aruup"I.H f'l,.r 'N..
strike Will be c'forr"l ;i"r'r,l ''''. .'.i.. Is
and l.auEh''n ,''i'I"ui |i.''~ ." go
South Sid" and nr \ %. 30 = . -.
th,-,. m1ils. I"I~.us rh' 49,, :, ram.
her "f employ * walked ,.'. ,'.ff..i
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-09-27
Conner Bros.
Plumbing, Heating, Hardware
2615 Chapline St., Wheeling
Seventeenth St., Warwood
Picketino Is En- inined.

thor vi-i'anr" In identifying persons
r,iHc tn M mills.
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,
nom SEQ, ',I,lPii'H, VI VI St',,,s S,.,I cor
,',. ,,, nv 1,b, INK. ms been fixed for
rc,i u,,rd", ,n.,rr,,... and the question:
- ,lEt.:l,- i ,.ir,ri.,r. VIII ON" before
~. ,..,,,Ir,,.tr. iunurrnw. TT, -..,.,ni T..
Z: Z; ,:r:,r ,r IN. i:"ihl' HON %i',l com
t.r'.v 3. ut u rrril :" H. l.nt"n l'ad"rS
:. ir''!lN ni,'a'H'" -" iLN NJ '',.'rthI'
N,',! i."i "',r, IL . ~, or rra"r
49,. ,,,,I,n =. ,,.r..,.m,.. Secretary F".,-
,.r or th,. Maternal c"ran,tlcr. declines
,, -" ,r, I,,,rr ruhl.r.
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The Wallace miner. [volume] (Wallace, Idaho) 1907-current, 1919-05-29
NOTICE OF ASSESSMENT.

Office of the Big Creek Mining Com
pany, Limited, No. 513 Bank Street
Wallace. Idaho, April 80, 1919.
Notice is hereby given that at a
meeting Of the Big Creek Mining Com
pany, Limited, held on the 30th day
of April, A. D. 1919, an assessment of
three ca mills per share was levied
upon the capital stock Of the said
company, payable to w. w. Smith, the
secretary Of the company, at his Of
fice 513 Bank street, Wallace, Idaho,
on or before the 9th day of June,
A. d. 1919.
Any stock upon which this assess
ment remains unpaid on the 9th day
Of June, A. d. 1919. will be delinquent
and will be advertised for sale, and
unless payment Is made before, will
be sold on the 30th day Of June, A. d.
1919, at 200 p. m. of said day at the
Office Of the company, or so much of
each parcel Of stock as may be neces-
sary to pay the delinquent assess
ment thereon, together with the costs
Of advertising and expenses of said
sale.
w. w. SMITH,
Secretary Big Creek Mining Company,
Limited, Wallace, Idaho.
MS-Je5-5t
The Wallace miner. [volume] (Wallace, Idaho) 1907-current, 1919-05-29
NOTICE OF ANNUAL MEETING OF
STOCKHOLDERS.

Office of Majestic Mining Company,
Limited, wallace, Idaho. May 3. 1919
Notice is hereby given that the an
nual meeting of the stockholders OF
the Majestic Mining Company. Limit
ed, will be held at the office Of the
company. to-wit: The office Of Their
rett Towles. in the clyde Taylor build
ing, at wallace, Idaho, on Saturday.
the 14th day of June. A. d. 1919. at
the hour Of HOO o'clock a. m. of said
day, for the purpose of voting on the
proposition to diminish the capital
stock OF said corporation from the
sum Of $1,O00,00O divided into 1,O00,-
900 shares Of the par value of $1,00
EACH to the sum Of $4,000 divided
into 100000 shares of the par value
Of rs cents each; for the purpose of
electing a board of directors to serve
for the ensuing year, and for the
transaction of such other business as
may legally come before said meeting.
THERRETT TOWLES,
Secretary Treasurer of Majestic Min
ing Company, Limited Gyde-Taylor
Building. Wallace, Idaho.
MS-Je12-6t