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Weekly journal-miner. [volume] (Prescott, Ariz.) 1908-1929, 1921-05-04

the Articles OF incorporation thereof:
The corporators hereof are H
VIM. Stevens and Chas. T Joslin,
the residence and post office adj
dress of each of said corporators
being Prescott, Arizona.
The name of the corporation is
VERDE COBRE MINES
COMPANY
The principal place OF business of
said corporation is Prescott Yavapai
County, Arizona, and branch offices
may be established at such other
places as may be fixed by its Board
OF Directors.
The general nature OF the business
to be transacted by this corporation
is general mining, milling, smelling.
and reduction of ores; the buying,
selling and leasing OF mines. mining
claims and the mineral products
tkerefrom; the acquisition by pur-
chase or otherwise and the sale and
disposition OF its own stock or that
of other corporations, real estate.
mines, mining claims, mill-sitcs and
water rights. and the working and
f. developing Of the same; the erection
of necessary buildings. mills, and re-
duction plants. and the purchasing Of
machinery. appliances and material
Tor the same; mining for gold. silver,
copper. lead and other minerals and
the sale, milling reduction. smelling
refining or otherwise preparing the
same for market; the building of
roads. tramways, and railroads in
cidental to the working of its prop
critics; the handling. control and own
ership OF letters patent, relating to
and incident to the mining, reduc-
ton. refining. working. milling and
smelling OF ores: the. conduct OF
general merchandise business, the
issuing OF bonds and borrowing OF
money, and the mortgagine OF all
or any OF its property for the St
curly OF payment OF inc SAINT oi
any Oh us inaeO'e''nesS' inc "0qui9-
ition of all things, whether i'll con-
lnection with those hercinbefore spec
ificaliy enumerated or not, which
may be convenient or necessary TO
carry mo erect inc oDJects OF 'iie
corporation
III.
The date of the beginning of this
corporation shall be the dav on
which q certificate az incorporation
is issued to If by the arizona Cor
poration Commission. and It shall
endure for TWENTY-FIVE wears there
after.
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Weekly journal-miner. [volume] (Prescott, Ariz.) 1908-1929, 1921-05-04
ARIZONA CORPORATION
COMMISSION

BY D. F. JOHNSON, Chairman.
Filed and recorded at request OF
r. E Morrison, April 5th, A. D.,
1921, at lilo o'clock a M, Book
II Articles of Incorporation, Pages
6l-65, Records of Yavapai County,
Arizona.
Weekly journal-miner. [volume] (Prescott, Ariz.) 1908-1929, 1921-05-04

The date OF the beginning OF this
corporation shall be the day on
which a certificate Of incorporation
IS issued to it by the Arizona Cor
poration Commission and it shall
endure for twenty-five years there
after.
Weekly journal-miner. [volume] (Prescott, Ariz.) 1908-1929, 1921-05-04

The time. for holding the annual
stockholders meeting hereof is the
first Monday in February OF each
year.
Weekly journal-miner. [volume] (Prescott, Ariz.) 1908-1929, 1921-05-04

The date OF the beginning OF this
corporation shall be the day on
which a certificate of incorporation is
issued to it by the Arizona Corpora
ton Commission, and it shall endure
for twenty-five years thereafter
Weekly journal-miner. [volume] (Prescott, Ariz.) 1908-1929, 1921-05-04


J. c. Hcslct. President.
Robt. f. Morrison, Vice President.
J. c. Hcslet, General Manager.
Emmett + Morrison. Secretary.
Emmett T. Morrison, Treasurer.
VII.
The capital stock OF this corpora
ton is Two Million ($2,OOO,0OO00)
Dollars, divided into two million
(2,OOO,OOO) shares OF the par value
of one dollar per share, and shall
be fully paid and worcestershire.
The capital stock shall be issued
and paid for upon the conditions
and at the times provided by rcso-
luton of the Board OF Directors, at
such prices and upon such terms as
the Board of Directors may de-
tcrmine, in cash. services, stock OF
other corporations, real or personal
property, or other thing OF value for
the purposes of the corporation, and
in the absence of actual fraud in the
transaction the Judgment of the
Beard OF Directors shall be con-
elusive as to the value of the scrv-
Weekly journal-miner. [volume] (Prescott, Ariz.) 1908-1929, 1921-05-04

The principal place OF business OF
said corporation is Prescott Yavapai
County, Arizona, and branch offices
may be established at such other
places as may be fixed by its Board
of Directors
Daily picayune., 1921-04-16
DENVER Is ISOLATED
 BY 4 HEAVY SNOW

Denver April 15.--Denyer was vir- tnally isolated tonight by the worst storm of the year which showed no signs of abating after more than ten inches of snow had fallen tonight. The Denver and Rio Grande. Atchi- solf. Topeka and Stnta Fe and rhe Col orado and Southern railways annulled aIl trains to the south. The Union Pa cjfic announced that an effort would he made to get trains out tonight NO the north and west though all lines were blockaded today and no trains had ar. rived The Rock Island. Union Pacific and Burlington roads reported their lines to the east over the prafries were cleared
 Wire communicate was cut off to the south. west and north early today and only limited wire service was avail able to the east. Several miles of wire was down between here and Colorado Springs.
 Street car service was almost at standstill tonight Schools were dis missed noon
 At Fort Collins and Greeley the storm broke the power wires and Gree ley was without lights and power The Greeley Tribune Republican was forced to suspend publication of tomorrow mornings paper
 In the San Luis valley fourteen ins ches of snow had fallen late today with nosigns of abatement and at Alamosa the storm hindcred fire lighters and two business buildings were destroyed.
 Eight feet of snow hlockaded the Denver and Salt Lake road at Corona
Daily picayune., 1921-04-16
POISONED COFFEE KILLS MAN.

Paragould. April Warren 0tey, aged 79. died this afternoon as result of poisoning from drinking coffee this morning. and his three granddaughterS. Irene. Gladys and Pearl. and the moth CT of the girls Mrs. Bob otey, are all in critical condition from the same cause. Warren Otey was the father of Robert Otcy. local manager of the poultry farm of Goodwin X Jean. Rob ert K the only member of the family who escaped effects of the poison. He did not drink any of the coffee
 Doctors and nurses are working with Mrs. Otey and her daughters, and phy- sicians are hopeful of their recovery.
Daily picayune., 1921-04-16
AT THE CHURCHES
Methodist.

9:45 d. m. Sunday School. c. C. Cal houn. superintendent. II q. m.. Address Mrs. C. F. Elza, Christian Education and Life Service" G 80 D. m., Ep- worth League, led by Mir. Sanderson Cantley, topic: The Gospel of Play. ' Special fea lures. Piano Solo, Miss Mil. dred Bush; Vocal solo, Miss Miriam CummRns talk, Play Life in our City Missions. Miss Florence Whitesides story. Miss Nell Thorburn : ;4J D. m, Sunday School Chautauqua Lecture MT. Harvey T Harrison, subject, Pleas ant Riches" Everybody invited to All services.
Daily picayune., 1921-04-16
MGOORTY DEFEATS GORMAN.

Appleton. Wis. April 15.-Eddie Ne Goorty. veteran middleweight of oSh kosh dccisivcly defeated Bud German of Keu5sha in Il one-sded battle here last night McGoorty won practically every round the fourrh and first being even. German received bad cut over the eye in the earlier Stages of the fight and was forced to resort to de fensive tactics from then on. Me Goorty landed hard rights and lefts all! during the bout. but even though he was aggresSor in every round WAS unable to put across the knockout punch.
Daily picayune., 1921-04-16

Warren Otey prepared the coffee. He is said to have told physicians that he noticed something white in the pot as he poured in the coffee. l tis said he called Mrs Otey's attention to it, but the Ia tier failed to detect anything wrong with the coffee, and it was pre- pared and served Shortly after drink ing the beverage all the members of the family, except Bob, became violently ill
 It is said that local chemist who eX- amined the coffee pot detected traces of asenic. and further analysis will be made.
Daily picayune., 1921-04-16
Presbyterian.

Sunday School 10 a. m. Preaching at II, subject, Tn Partnership with Christ" Christian Endeavor, 6 30 D m Preaching at 30. Good music al all services A cordial invitation eX tended to all who will come.
 I. C. Williams. Pastor.
Daily picayune., 1921-04-16
Christian.

Bible School 10 a. m. Preaching II a m.. and ' 30 D. m. Morning subject The Brevity of Life Evening subject The Ways of the World Junior En- deavor 6 30 D. m. A cordial welcome to all. Theo F. Hall Pastor.
Daily picayune., 1921-04-16
CHEAP FOR CASH

Porch swings, settees, rockers and flower boxes made to order. Also fur piture and screens repaired, lawn mow- CTS sharpened. All work guaranteed Save money Ed Barger.
 Cor. E. 7th and High Streets, Pres cott Ark 49 d6t.
Daily picayune., 1921-04-16
fsaptist.

Subject for Sunday II a, m., The First Gospel Message was Delivered by Man" Subject for Sunday 80 D. m. ''The Word of G9d and It's Place in the Heart"
 Commodore r. Walters. Pastor.
Daily picayune., 1921-04-16
Notice Knights Templar

Ascalon Commandery No. 22 K. T. will have work in the order of the Red Cross. and also in the order of the Temple on Monday evening April Is, 1921. beginning at 1 o'clock sharp Wis itors are invited F. NJ. Sharp. |. M. kinSer, E. C.
 Recorder.
Daily picayune., 1921-04-16

The colored baseball team of this city and the team of Hope played here yes terday afternoon, and the local team was defeated ny score of 3 to ?
 Master IlirScheI and Miss Bradie Martin came to town with their father yesterday HirSehel promised Us that he would look after w S.. while in the city.
 Mrs. l A SeweI of Fl Dorado k expected to arrive this evening for q brief viSil vii hher sister. Mrs. I, A Sage Mris. Sewell, formerly Miss Laura Livingston, has many friends in rity who will be glad to see her again.
Daily picayune., 1921-04-16

Hamp Husky and wife of route G were trading here today.
 B. F. Ward of Arcadia. was q husi- ness visitor here today.
 H NJ Mccain of route 6, was q wis itor to Prescott today.
 
 NJ. H. Stephens of Blevins, made a business visit to Prescott this morning. w. NJ. Milford of Sayre route l, was 1ransacting business in Prescott today J. NJ Taylor of route 3 was looking after business matters here today. Georg Mum of route 3 was here to- day.
 Born-To pr and Mrs. ]. E. Cox of Emmet. yesterday afternoon, girl. Kirk Merchant had the weekly Pic ayune sent 10 his address for one year.
 
 Joel Wingfield of route 3 was in the city today.
 The big sale at Joe Boswells opened with rush of eager buyers this morn ing
 Jno C. White of Prescott. is in the city today on business trip.-Siftings Herald.
 n exter Bush. prominent young at torney of Prescott was in Hope yestcr- day-Star of Hope.
 k. H. Logan is in the city today call ing on his trade Mir Logan's home is in Prescott-SiftingS Herald
 
 John Daley Parker of Bodcaw, spent the night in Prescott looking after bus inss matters.
 Hon Randolph Hamhy returned last night from Glenwood, where he was called on business.
 ]. NJ. Duke returned last night from Gurdon where he had been interview ing the merchants selling feed stuff F. R. Thorburn returned last night from Little Rock, where he went to look after business matters. Steele McI.elland and George McIel- land of route 2 were trading here tod day.
 Prescott Lodge No S0 F. X A. NJ. meets tonight at : :}o Work and Mas ter Mason degrees.
 G. \. Hays. W. NJ
 
 Howard Haynie and wife of route ;. were taking advantage of the special bargins offered hy our merchants here today
 Hon Steve Meador of Okolona spenl the night here returning on No. 70 this morning The storm missed his town about miles.
 son of Little Rock are ill the city Nls- iting at the home of w k. Thornton Mrs. Thornton will also visit other rel atiyes south of town before returning to her home.
 Rev. j. A Sage has gone to Antoine where he will hold Quarterly meeting services today for Bro, CumminS. He will perform a similar service at Glen wood tomorrow, returning to Prescott Monday morning.
Daily picayune., 1921-04-16
CYCLONE SWEEPS
 HEMPSTSAD co. CONTINUED FROM PAGE TWO

No one was injured. The blaze was eX- ringuished with chemicals.
Daily picayune., 1921-04-16

Instead of once a woke, the Picay une will come to you times a week
Daily picayune., 1921-04-16

Instead of once a woke, the Picay- une will come to you 6 times week.
Daily picayune., 1921-04-16

WANTED TO BORROW-S2,5 300 [
 improve city property. Apply at this O. flee dw q
Daily picayune., 1921-04-16

Rev l. A. Sage has gone to Antoine where he will hold Quarterly meeting services today for Bro. CumminS. He will perform a similar service at Glen wood tomorrow, returning to Prescott Monday morning.
Daily picayune., 1921-04-16

Hamp Husky and wife of route 6. were trading here today.
 F. F. Ward of Arcadia, was q buSi- ness visitor here today.
Daily picayune., 1921-04-16

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Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1921-12-27
0EBS SAYS HE Will
MAKE WAR ON WAR

N a~lIingtoH. Dec. 2-N ar
against war VIII occupy great
p;trt ct the future activities ut
Eugene y. Dcb> freed from ch.
\tlauta pcnitentiary by cNccut Sc
Clcmeucy on Christmas day. a--
curding To- hi~ own auuoUEcr-
,ncut here TO-DAY. The SuCiali--
leader -aid ne would make u,
dcHnijc plans for the future until
ic reached hi home IN Tern,
ilautc. Indiana. ior which Er vi'i
cave here tonight. Dvb~ @u
nounccd hi~ determination tu ul-
tSiu. II possible. a v",v from cy-
cry man. woman and child 10 t.;C
country and every country Wh-ci
ne might visit that they VII. -c-
fuse L. take UP arms aud go &C.
war But until world rCiaii,r-
Undergo a reformation. he a>-
serted. wars would continue. ii-
>aid he harborcd no rc>cujwcri
because of hi Imprisonment
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1921-12-27
R0BI. BURKE'S HOME
DESTROYED BY FIRE

Friends here regretted to hear
of the loss OF Air. and Mrs.
Robert Burke IN the destruction
OF their home by ire just before
the holidays. y lew ycars ago
they moved from DauviIIc 20
near Louisville. where they in
vested in a small farm. Mrs.
Burke succeeded in saving her
silver. some bedding and winter
clothing from the fire. Every
thing else was consumed in the
flames. They had insurance of
$500 on the home. Mrs. Burke
was before her marriage Miss
Lucille Collins. of this city. ami
has numerous friends here wio
greatly regret to hear OF he.
mis- fortune
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1921-12-27
COL. OLDHAM MAY
CONTEST ELECTION
On Grounds That Wm- Wallace
Who Wen For State Sena-
tor, Is Ineligible

William J.. Wallace defeated
Col. r. {. Oldham about l.5CC
majority for state Scns.or IN this
the 10Th judicial district III the
special election held Saturday IN
the FIVE counties OF the district.
The normal republican majority
i something Ike 5000 in the dis
trict. However. very light vote
was poIled all over the district.
few taking any interest. Col.
Oldham made no campaign. cX-
cept to WRIT one letter. Mr.. Wal
lace was over from Frankfort
where he has law Ofhcc. for
some little time before the cleo
ion. getting his friends busy.
The counties III the district are
Madison. Jackson. Owslcy. E>til
and Eoockcastlc
Reports were current Monday
hat Col Oldham J. thinking q.
-pntcSting the election OF Mr.
Wallace on the grounds that hS
; Ineligible to represent TIN.
district in the senate. I he al
eyed grounds OF incligibilitv art
aid to- bc thc fact that hc Ia
'ceu living IN Frankfort for owe.
year praCticing law. col. Old
am >aN> that he has consulted
romincut attorneys ab"Ut the
natter. lie points Uut that IN,
constitution ct kcutu-kv re
quircs a senator tu have "rc~ d
d in the district he seeks &,
cprc>cnt i"r wear previous l.
he election.
Mr. Wallace ha~ always Cuu,
back home L. vote SINCE @oIua
- Frankfor; To- practice law with
udgc O'Rear. and II l. p"~~ihi,
hat III the event Col. Oldhan
iccide> To file a contest. that
1 nice technical construction ct th,
| constitution regarding how :
mans place at residence J., dc
crmincd. may result such g
ontc>t. II filed. would come he
ore the members of the senate
vhu are the Judges u the qrali
iic;.tiou> 81 iheir own members
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1921-12-27
Matherly Finishes
Work at Mt. Pleas Sszs

Rev ID. ~. Matherly preached
hi> farewell sermon nj the Mt.
Pleasant Christian church sun
day. He and his family are 'cav-
ing this week to- make their home
at Catictt>burg y large number
uf the members al the church
were IN attendance at the ser
vice to bid goodbye To- their faith
iul pastor and bid him GodSpecd
in his new field of labor. When
Rev. MatlIerly got III ni> car To-
return to Richmond at the con-
clIIsion OF the service he found u
filled with chickens and ham. but
ter and eggs and various other
provisions which had been placed
in the car during the service. Il
Is with deepest regret they &C
cepted his resignation - he had
served so faithfully and was -
greatly beloved.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1921-12-27
SUB QUESTION MAY
COME UP LATER
Another Conference Cn Arms
Suggested To Consider This
Question Solely
CEy Associated Fres-i

Washington. Dec. H-SugecS-
tions that the whole submarine
problem be left to- a future world
conference gained increase.
prominence today while the dele
gates to the Washington Arms
Conference waited formal replies
from France and Japan To- the
American compromise proposals
fOr submarine limitation NJ
delegate would openly say So. but
privately. more than ono of them
admitting that the attitude oi
the delegates oi those countries
Is a discouragiug barrier To- the
progress OF the submarine ncgo-
tiatiouS.
While the conference ha, prac-
tically decided not to formulate
code of rules uf warfare many
delegates arc SAID to- feel the C"u-
must record itself IN some fashion
on all items uf IT. rather cXton f.
cd agenda. Hence it = now
suggested that resolutions lc
adopted providing ior further
study of these subjects Joy special
commissions of experts under iu-
-truCtion> To- report To- the v1rr-
oU> governments oT pcrhap- q,
another allied conference in q
wear ,.r two
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1921-12-27
FATAL GUN BATTLE
IN KNOX COUNTY

Barbourv.lle. ky-. Dec >
Sherrod DiIlman. deputy >herii..
and Robert BCdkins. both wound
ed. arc the only survivors Uf Il
battle at Elys. knoN county, in
which six men took part SUNDAY
According to Dillman the fight
was the result of an attempt by
Russ Baker. 3 years old. Bar
i,ourville chict OF police. and HIM
self. To disarm Bodkin> and three
other men who were shooting
up the village.
Dllman said Baker. at his re-
quest. disarmcd Chic" " Bodk.n~
~ years old. when the latter IA
thcr. lanes Bodkin>. 80. attack
cd Baker with kniie, >tab''iUg
him several times.
This was a signal for a genera
al shooting. Baker .Dillman said.
shot down the elder Bodkin~ and
was himself fatally shot by trc
son. who had regained l.S pistol
Dillmau then shot Chick i.od-
kinS and Tom Pine. a member OF
1T the Bodkin> party. who. Dill
man said. had joined in the gen
cTal affray>
1t i believed both the wound
cd men will recover Robert
Bodkins was shot through the
leo. Dillman wounded IL the
arm. was brought here To- Il hos
pital. where nc gave the details
Of the battle. Baker had been
appointed chief OF police here last
week.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1921-12-27
MRS. DUDLEY TODD
DIES AT DREYFUS

Many friends regretted to
learn OF. the death OF Mrs. Dud-
ley. 1'add 'at her home at Dreyfus
on Dec. 10Th. She was abo 6l
wears OF age and hati+been sui
ierer from lung trouble for seine
time. Mrs. Todd had been a
faithful member OF the Baptist
church for many wears. Before
hef marriage She was Miss Sal
lie NickerSon. Her husband and
;hIsee children survive. They are
Mrs. Grace Anderson and Miss
Ninie Todd. cf Drey fuS. and Bales
Todd. Funeral services were
held at Red Hill. conducted by
Rev IsaacS.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1921-12-27
$4,000
For
PierCy
Asssiisat OF Peter W. Wells Is
1her Sent 70 Winchester Jail
Pending Circuit Court

Lawrence Picrcy. oi Lexington
accused OF abducting and at
tempting o. silI Peter ~. Well.
wa, hell @" await the February
term ui circuit court under $50
J0O bond al hi, examining trial
before County Judge Price Tue
day afternoon.
Aucthcr cruv uu-cu taxed
the capacity oi TIE court room
heard the evidence iu the case
Attorney IIarr. Miller. of Les
ingtuu. made hard hight 5ur
lower bail for his client. lie ~ug-
gc~ted $1,000 while Special
Prosecutor a. r. Buruam asked
:or $1,000
An effort ua~ then waic o..
r.. -. trmmi~~-uucr Charles W.
ard to take Pirtcs laCk to tuc
i.e,>iugtou iaI!- This was opu1~-
-d ou thc ground thai the iai-c-
there T. said Co. bc h~ iather-Iu-
iaw. J, was FINALLY deciicd tha.
Judge Price commit H.m tu tHr
~ uchc~t,r r1il ior ~aic Keeping
uutiI hc - called 5ur trial here.
Iic-c. was not rut rn tire
stand Co. Icii E.- story. Well
aa- tire p1iF witness lIc v.-
given g. vigorous Cro- ~-eNamira-
tiou Joy ATTORNEY Miller. s. iee
-rv feature ui minor iulus.~-
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1921-12-27
IIES FROM SEVERE
EURa!S ON FACE

Mr.. X 'rui'i~ dicG - ms
Lomr ou llariic I-siuc street
~uuday morning 81 the a-c "i
- YEAR Just q week ago he
had q slight stroke oi paralysis
While assisting iu the prc9ara-
tiuu nf the morning meal and
icli uu the stove AMI sustained
painful Hu-n~ ,u Ii~ face TIE
never Tc.a'ucI -uu>Ciuu~ur-~ at
ttruard. death claiming hnu sun
das. Surviving him arr MS wife.
three daughters. Mr. SNOW and
Ni~~c~ Maud and Opal Gruhi,~.
and Everett Cirubb~. al oi tins
city. iutlrmcnt was iu Richmond
ccmetcrv Monday morning Ser
vices conducted j.. Dr. x. H. Tel
io-d. Much sympathy T. felt i"r
the family IN their hour OF be
rclvcncut-
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1921-12-27

Centre

Centre scoring Iouchdowns--
Roberts. McMillin. Tanner, Snod-
dy. Covington (2): goals from
touchdowns. Roberts. Covington-
Substitutions Arizona, Etz for
Clark; Rubarth for Manzo; Erb
for Baralley Connell for Rubarth
Centre: Covington for Arms
trong; Jones for Chinn: Murphy
for Snoddv: Armstrong for Cow
ington; Snoddy for Murphy ;
Gibson for Shadoan; Bartlett for
Armstrong Covington for Tan
ner; Bean for James
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1921-12-27
Big WATCHMkKERS
ARE BANkRUPTS
CBy Associated rres>)

New York. Dec. 2T-Nn mvol-
untary petition III bankruptcy
was tiled IN federal court here To
day against Robert H. lngcr>oi
and Brother. manufacturer q"
ingersoli watches. uf this civ
Their liabilities are set forth q.
SSO00C0O and tangible assets e.
S2.OO0.Oc0. The concern admittc.
its inability to pay it, debts AZ.
eNpresse', Willingness To be ad
judged bankrupt
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1921-12-27
Fine Jackson County Tobacco

Godfrey RAIDER. Commonwealth
OF the Jackson county
district. and +. l. Jones. his so'i-
in-law. OF Bond. are here with a
crop OF tobacco. which l. pro-
nounced by experts a good OF
better than any that ever came
out of that section They have
about 5000 pounds and will sell
it on the local floor about Vel
neSdav or Thursday