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oRDEN DEL AoTo

1-se izara la bandera Americana
por Ell Hon. Gobernador de Puerto Ri
co, ejecutandose al efecto ell himno na-
cional.
2-Se izara la bandera regional cue
envolvi6 Ell cadaver del patricia Luis
Mufioz Rivera, ejecutandose ell himno
del compositor poncefo Jaime Pericas,
letra del inspirado poeta barranqu.te-
no j. A. Negr6a sanjurjo.
3-Se descubrira la estatua por ell
sE1or Jose Muhoz Rivera, hermano
del patricia fenecido LUIS MUNOZ
RIVERA. Durante ell acto, Sc ejecu-
tara por la Banda Municipal la mar
cha ''REDENcIoN' del malogrado
artista portorriqueno Manuel G.. Ta-
varez.
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SIgdnlOS con e fnatizadO

ell sulfato de amoniaco como base
preferente de abono nitrogenado en-
el cultivo de la cana desde hace mas
de un cuarto de siglo y, sin embar-
go, esta Demerara entire los paises
americanos donde hasta el presente
no Sc ha registrado todavia el ma
tizado.
4.-Se han hecho en- Java hume
rosas pruebas para determinar la
Influenza de los abonos, ell aqua,
el cultivo intense sobre la inception
curse del matizado de la cana de
azdcar, en- ninguno de ellos ha da-
do los resultados pie la conclusion,
nj la sospecha siquiera, de que el
sulfato de amoniaco nj ning1n otro
material fertilizante pueda ser la
causa determinante de la enferme-
dad
5.-La aplicacion de fuertes dosis
de abonos nitrogenados (dentro de
los limites de la practica agricola
racioanaD ha estimuIado ell creci-
miento de la cana sin tener otro
efecto que el eclipsar mas menos
ell efecto del matizado.
EN- la Estaci6n de Productores
de Azdcar, de Hawaii, Sc sembraron
alternadamente seis GALES de canas,
tres con semilla enferma las otras
tres con semilla sana, ambas cuida-
dosamente escogidas. AL terreno don
de Sc hizo la siembra nunca sc lie
la puesto ning1n abono de ninguna
clase nj en- ninguna cantidad desde
que sc utilizo por vez primera en- su
estado virgen. Al cortarse la cana
a su madurez, ell doce por ciento de
las canas en- el lote sano, procedente
de senlilla sana Y sembradas sin
empleo, nj entonces nj nunca, de SUI
fato de amoniaco nj de, ninguna ella
Sc de abono, Sc habian enfermado.
7.-Es muy diffcil de armonizar
los poderes preventivos de las en-
miendas calizadas con la prevalencia
del matizado Y su mayor propaga-
con en- los altos Y bajos que inte-
gran la altiplanicie calcarea que a
manera de cinturon circunda las for
maciones del interior de Puerto Rico.
Los analisis de estos suelos y sub
suelo arrojan un alto por ciento de
carbonate de cal.
8.-Concretamente: En- la Central
clos Canos", Puerto Rico, ell ex-ad-
ministrador, el senior r. V. Childs,
aument6 el tonelaje de retonos vie
jos matizados desde un promedio &c
cinco toneladas por cuerda en- 1918
a mas de veinte toueladas por cuer-
da en- 1919 por medic de un cultivo
intense y ell empleo del sulfato de
amoniaco ademas del abono que
usualmente Sc lie ponia.
9.-Toda la evidencia historical
tiende demostrar que la enferme-
dad Sc origin6 en- Java. Sc la mem
ciona por vez primera en- el afio 1891
1892. Kobus la encontr6 mas tarde
en- Egipto en- cafas que habfan ST.
do importadas de Java. De Java
via Egipto parece que fue introdu-
cida en- Argentina y de Argentina
parece pas6 la enfermedad Puerto
Rico, en- variedades de canas impor-
tadas en- 1914*. Probablemente Sc in
trodujo la enfermedad a Estados
Unidos en- las cafias extranieras CO.
(Contin1a en- la pagina 10)
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fspI6ndidOs ReIOjes de
puIsera enyiadOS a prueba

Una oferta sensational para las damas de
gusto. Ofrecemos orgullosos elegqntfsimos
Relojes de Pulsera de suprema calidad de
0ro S6ldo Enohapa 10, gafantizaduG pCl 20
amos, con esfera de fantasia, lnaquina Suiza
de precision garantizada, montada en- -
vas, brazalete de seda con brooches de orc.
Estos relojes representa- la Ultima palabra
en- cuanto exquisite belleza, elegancia v
buen gusto son una verdadera neeesidad
para toda dana eegante.
En- todas parties venden estos reloies a
$40. Nosotros los mportamos de fabrica v
podenos darlos al bajisimo precio de So 65,
regalamos una Puma fuente una bellf-
sima Sortija con cada reloJ. Mandenos sola-
mente 35 centavos Y Sc 10 enviaremos a prue
ba para que 10 examine pague ell resto
despues que quede satisfecho de su excelen-
te calidad extraordinaria baratura. Apro-
yechese. escriba inmediatamente.
RIvALLE MERCANTILE AGENCY,
Box Ais, Cayey, P r :.
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PRoGRAMA
OLA Is DE Nov1EMBRE DE 1928

Ola 25 DE NOvIEMBRE DE 1928
A las 5 de la mafiana, DIANA por
las bandas de Musica que recorreran
las GALES de la Ciudad anunciando la
aurora del hermoso dia que Sc perpe-
tuara en- ell coraz6n de todos con mo-
two de la inauguration de la estatua
levantada al honbre que por sus vir-.
tudes rnerecio la admiration de sus con-
ciudadanos. S
De las de la mafiana las 12 del
dia, una Comisi6n nombrada al efec-
to, recibira en- la casa del Pueblo to-
das las comisiones y Representatives.
de la Ciudad de Ponce de la Ts'a,
las que presentaran sus credenciales y
firmaran ell hbro preparado con tai OBJ
jeto para ser conservado como docu-
mneto historico que Sc trasmitira la
posteridad archivandose un ejemplar,
con todos los datos relatives al MO
numento, en- Ell Ateneo de San Juan.
Puerto Rico, otro en- ell Archivo Mu-
nicipal de Ponce, otro en- la Bibliote-
ca pdblica de esta Ciudad, otro en- la
Bibhoteca Nacional de Washington Y
Otro en- la casa del pr6cer en- Barran-
quitas. el
A las 3 de la tarde Sc reuniran to-
das las comisiones y Representatives.
en- la casa del Pueblo, para de arf,
acompahados del Cuerpo de Bomberos
y su Banda, dirigirse la plaza LUIS
MUNoz RIVERA, y descubrirse Ia es-
tatua.
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KOLA IhDIANA
Ell mejOr refesco preparado
con AGUAS CAR 3ONATADAS
uicToR A. AllEEAMT
Sc VENDEN

Tres casas en- Santurce, calle Lam
dr6Il 27, SS,400: Avenida Antonsanti
TO- $4,000 = Gale Iturriaga 6, $500.
Cempraaas las tres casas. Precio to-
ia, $4,000.
Direction. Box 991. Arecibo. P. R.
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Importance

Para los que Sc encuentren atacados
de Paludismo, Malaria, como tambien
de impurezas de la sangre, he aqui la
carta que escribe Ell Sr. Jose P. Munoz,
de Arec1bo, P B., dirigida a Eneglota-
ria Medicine Co.:
Arccibo, P. r., setiembre 26, 1928.
''Eneglotaria Medicine Co..,
New York.
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iLiBRFSE DEL SUPLICIO DEL
CALCULO MENTAL T!

Compre por Ia insignifcante suma de $5,
la maravilosa Calculadora Alemana 'PRO-
CALCULO'. ell nvento mas sensational en-
Maquinas de Calcular. Suma, Resta Y Null
tiplica rapidamente precision matemati-
tea. No falla nunca. No Sc descompOne:
Dura largos amos. Cuesta menos que
solo errorl Es un ayudante ideal indispen-
sable para Tenedores de Libros, Oficinis-
tas. Agrimensores. Comerciantes, Dependsen-
tes, etc:. etc. Pfdala inmedatamente por
c. 0. D. solicite e folleto descriptive
gratis.
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FESTEJOS EN- PONCE

nasio, Campo Atletico, bajo la diree-
cion del Taller Benefico, que gustosc
ha aceptado su Intervention. Ell Ia
Her Benefco hara las invitaciones.
Ell COMITE EXECUTIVE DEL
MONUMENTo PRO MUNOZ
/ RIVERA.
Guillermo Schuck.
Domingo Sepulveda.
L. Yondan DaviIa.
MoNUMENTo PRO MUNOz
RIVIERA
CoMIsIoN NoMBRADA EN- d.
CIEMBRE DE 1916
Alcalde
Conce.o Municipal
Jose Tous Soto
Manuel Mayoral
F. Manuel Toro
| Francisco PARA
Vicente Usera
Tomas oarri6n
Manuel Gonzalez
Guillermo ". Cintr6n
Ermelindo Salazar
Guillermo Schuck
Domingo Sepulveda
Fernando B. Fornar!s
Ramon Dapena
Alfredo Wiechers
Jacinto Chard6n
Mario Mercado
Gustavo Rodriguez
Juan ". Torruel'a
Juan Costas Ferrer.
Evangelio Auffant
Secretario:-R. Coredro Matos.
Ponce, P r., noviembre 8 de 1923.
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DIsURsos

4-Discurso por ell Hon. d. septil-
veda, miembro del Comit5 Executive
del Mcnunento pro Mu1oz Rivera en-
representation de dicho Comite. para
hacer entrega de la estatua al Conf
sionado de servicio publico de la Ciu-
dad.
51Discurso de reception del Mo
numento por ell Conn isionado de Ser
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UNI MES A LA soMBRA

Eugenio Rodriguez sustrajo de la ca
sa de Juan Clemente en- santurce una
gallina la que le fue ocupada por q
policia Fernando Colon Denunciado
por hurto menor fue sentenciado a 80
dias de carcel.
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La tests sostenida per don Rafael
del Vale Zeno de que el matizado
de la cana es causado por el sulfa-
to de amoniaco " de que las epmien-
das calizas alcalihas previenen la
enfermedad de canas sanas nos es
absolutamente Unacceptable la luz
de los hechos que conocemos sobre ell
sulfato de amoniaco Y la cal en- re-
laci6n con la susodicha enfermedad.
Los hechos a que hacemos referen-
cia Y sobre los cuales basamos nues-
tro complete desacuerdo con don Ra-
fael del Vale Zeno son brevemente
los siguientes:
1.-En diciembre de 1917 Sc lievo
cabo en- la Central Guanica una
prueba por triplicado para determi-
mar ell efecto que en- relacion con ell
matizado pudieran tener los abonos.
Sc aplicaron a raz6n de $40 libras
de sulfato de amoniaco por cuerda,
cal a razon de dos toneladas por
cuerda Y cachaza a razon de 30 90
toneladas por cuerda. Sc dejaron
parcelas de comprehension a las que
no Sc les aplico NADIA en- absolute.
En- mayo no Sc podia notar ningu-
ma diferencia entire las parcelas abo-
nadas las no obonadas.
2.-Desde ell aIio 1914 hasta el ano
1920 Sc ha venido sosteniSndo pernla-
nentemente en- la Estacion Expert
mental Insular una prueba de abo-
nos para cana en- distintas combina-
clones de los ,ingredientes nitrogeno,
acido fosforico potasa. Ell nitro
geno Sc ha venido supliendo todas
las siembras con la forma de sulfa-
to de amoniaco. Sc ha llegado
aplicar a razon de un maximo de
48O libras de sulfato de amoniaco
Dor cuerda, que es seguramente mas
de 10 que Sc apliea por los agrlcul-
torres en- Puerto Rico. En- todos esos
amos no Sc ha registrado nj un solo
case de cana matizada en- ninguna
de las siembras hechas afio tras afio.
La cal tampoco ha entrado en- MIN
guna de las combinaciones en- MIN
guno de los amos 1914-1920.
3.-Pudiera citarse Demerara
(Guayana Inglesa) como una refu-
tacion elocuente de la afrmacion de
que ell sulfato de amoniaco es la eau
sa del matizado. Sc ha usado ALI
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New York. .

Muy Srcs. mios:
Con Ell mayor gusto dcy gracias por
su medicamento efcaz para la Malarla.
Por recommendation facultativa empece
tomar ell "Preven de Eneg,otaria',
que me RECONSTRUCT la salud y borro
todos mis- males.
Tengo placer en- recomendar a mis-
amigos a todo Ell publico en- general
que ell Proven de Eneg,otaria" es el
mejor msdicamento para las iebres y
Malaria.
Tambien he visto una maravilla con
un amigo mio que hace un mes estaba
muy pobre de sangre, al tomarse ell prt
mer pots de elixir de Eneglotaria'' .,
Sc encuentra en- perfecta salud.
Estoy muy agradecido de Uds.
Suyo,
(Firmado) JOSE P. MUNoz.
Advt.
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Oregon 20 the Union. Other than a
few fur posts on the north Pacific.
Oregon was a vast mountain fastness
into which the Indians faded away
during the summer to lay in their
winter supplies of salmon and veni-
son and buffalo meat and the popu-
lar attitude was, why antagonize
Canada while we have our southern
troubles at home?" The 18th parallel
which now stands as the Canadian
boundary was finally established. AL
most coincident with the shot ON Fort
Sumpter. which echoed around the
world and plunged our nation into
the most gigantic struggle the world
has ever seen. known in my home. if
may use the expression. as the lost
cause Captain Mullan was ordered
to construct a road from Fort Benton
to Fort Walla Walla in Oregon. which
then included the present states of
Oregon. Washington, Idaho and Mon
tana. and report to Washington il
there was anything of value in that
Hnexplorod territory other than beaver
hide.
Without funds and forgotten in the
major events that threatened our ma
ton with dissolution, beginning at
Bull Run and closing at Appomattov,
Captain John Mullan stood alone by
the task assigned to him and COM
pleted the road in obedience TO his or
ders, although one word would have
returned him TO the front as a gem
eral in the great conflict Without
meridian or monuments to guide him.
his field notes. now in the records of
the war department, are exact to the
last degree. His record reads like a
ship navigator's log. He took daily
at noon and recorded his
latitude and longitude with sextant
way that he gave the correct location I
of the famous tree that bears his I
name in Fourth of July canyon.
Captain Mullan's report on the re-
of the country he traversed I
made some of his chiefs in Washing
ton wonder as to his sanity, but to-
day the copper of the Montana dis
trict adjacent to Butte; the oil fields
IF Casper, Wyoming; the largest body
If standing white pine in the world
wing wholly in Idaho; the lead-silver
deposits of the Occur d'Alene district
n Idaho, producing one pound of lead
IF every four pounds produced in the
United States; the wheat belts of the
inland empire; and the fir forests of
he Pacific slope all verify the sound
Judgment of this engineer and soldier
hat Oregon should not be a portion
If Canada, and that it should remain
/ part of the United States and
oval supporter of the north
mo other event in those trying
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Occur d'Alene Mining Companies
Assessments Levied and Meetings Called

Towles, secretary treasurer, Wallace.
Delinquent sale October 10.
Nevada Stewart Mining Co-Lev-
led June 2, 1 MILL payable July g to
II. NJ. Huemann, secretary treasurer
Wallace Delinquent sale July 80
Postponed to August 80.
New Caledonia Cons Mining Co.
Levied June A. 1 MILL payable July s
to W. O. Straight. secretary Kellogg
Delinquent sale August A. Postponed
o August 20.
North Bunker Hill Mining Co-Lev-
led July 16, 4 mills, payable July 16 to
N. r. Hardy. secretary. Kellogg. De
linquent sale August 16 Postponed to
September 10.
Old Veteran Mining Co.-Levied on
une %, mills. payable August Z to
H. L. Brainard. secretary treasurer,
Wallace. Delinquent sale August IS.
Pocahontas Mining co.-Levied on
0, ~ mills, payable August 20 to Mae
Eva, assistant secretary Wallace De-
inquent sale September %.
Pearson Mining Co.-Levied June Is
10 cents payable July 10 to John f.
Ferguson, treasurer, Wallace Delin-
quent sale August 10. Postponed to
October IA.
Royal Mining Co.-Levied June %,
2 mills, payable july 80 10 Soren Sim
onson. secretary, box 225, Occur
dAlene. Idaho. Delinquent sale Aug
ust 30.
Richmond Cons. Mining co.-Levied
July 3 1 cent, payable August Is to
Delinquent sale September
H. Postponed to October II
Silver Lode Mining & Milling Co..
Levied June 20 1 mill, payable July
20 to NJ. Barr, secretary, Kellogg. De-
linquent sale August 20. Postponed to
September l.
Samson Mining G. Development Co.
Levied July y. mills, payable on
August 10 to r. l. Brainard, secre-
tary, Wardner. Delinquent sale Sep
TENDER y. Postponed to October u.
Silver Cliff Gold & Copper Mining
co.-Levied June II. 3 mills, payable
July 10 to Ed c. Young, secretary,
sale August %.
Tuscumbia Mining Co.-Levied on
June 10, 4 mills, payable to A. A.
Whaley assistant secretary, Wallace.
delinquent sale August 10 Postponed
to September %
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vending their way eastward may
drink and recall the old Indian legend
that those who drink of the waters of
the Occur d'Alene canyons will some
day return, wander where they will.
Nearly seventy years have passed
since John Mullan, the soldier and
master engineer located and con-
structed this portion of the Fort Ben
ton and Fort Walla Walla military
post road, over which this new state
highway crosses and winds to Look
out pass, arriving at its apex to the
same control point selected by Cap
tain Mulan Two thousand cars a
week will cross this summit, their oc-
cupants little realizing as they climb
this grade that the building of the
Mullan road seventy years ago by
Captain John Mullan takes rank in our
military history as one of the out
standing engineering triumphs of the
war department.
Captain Mullan was a West Point
graduate of the time when that hon
ored institution gave to the north
General II. s. Grant General William
Tecumseh Sherman and General Phil
Sheridan, and to the south General
Robert +. Lee, General }. +. b. Stew
art and General 'Stonewalr Jackson,
and as long as the flag waves over
this land those names will be revered
as Americas own. At the time when
Captain Mullan was assigned to the
task, in honor of the completion of
which we are here assembled and in
our humble way to pay homage, the
Civil war-brother against brother
was inevitable. The separation of the
free and slave states by the Mason
and Dixon line, the fugitive slave law
and the bred Scott decision by our
supreme court only postponed the
struggle That is the only way red
blooded nations settle major disagree
ments of that kind, with the sword
and musketl Captain Mullan knew
that with his mission in that vast ter
ritory, vaguely known to those of the
east as Oregon, his sacred right as a
leader in battle must be sacrificed to
dig with pick and spade a trail
through the wilderness. My friends
only those who have seen this flag
under fire know what Captain Mullan,
who in his years at West Point daily
paused in the corridor to read the cpl
taph of the officers from the academy
"Kined in Action" gave up in his
course of duty. Every officer of our
military academy who died in battle
has his name on a bronze plate in the
corridor of the college.
Marcus Whitman had ridden
horseback and alone to Washington
to ask an Indifferent congress to save
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.RE-ENAC7 PONY EXPRESS
FROM ST.JOE TO FRISCO
START AUGUST 81 AND ARRIVE
AT SAN FRANCISCO ADJ
MISSION DAY.

How the old pony express operated
during the civil war and how il is to
be reenacted this month is told in the
Union Pacific magazine. which is be-
ing distributed today. Buffalo Bins
nephew, William f. Cody Goodman
will lead off on the first lap from St
Joseph, Mo. on August 81. The run
will end at San Francisco on Califor-
MAS admission day, September 8. The
fastest pony express record of days
and II hours. which was made with
President iLncoln's inaugural address
in 1861 may be broken, although the
celebration this year is DESIGNED TO
call attention to the pony express
rather than to break records The
route OF the old poay express closely
parallels the route of the san Fran
CISCO Overland Limited of the Union
Pacific Southern Pacific, except that
the train goes through Omaha and the
pony express started at St Joseph
Six Riders Survive.
OF the 81 pony express riders re-
corded in history only 6 survive
Charles Cliff of St Joseph, who may
ride for few blocks in st. Joseph be-
fore turning over his mount to Buffa-
10 Bills nephew; w. II. Streeper, OF
Pennington, Utah; Tom Ranahan of
Los Angeles; Charles Becker, OF West
fall, Oregon and Tom Seebeck and
William Pridham. both of Alameda,
California. The pony express lasted
from April g. 1860, to October -, 1861,
when the Pacific Telegraph was COM
pleted. Many Of the pony sxpressmen
later became drivers for Ben Holla-
days stage line that was discontinued |
upon the driving of the golden spike !
at Promontory, Utah, connecting the |
Union and Central Pacifics. The pony
exp ess required the services of so |
riders. 42O horses 100 stations and 400 /
station men. The longest continuous /
trip without a formal rest period was /
1872 miles, made by Buffalo Bill at the
age of t.
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STOCKHOLDERS MEETINGS.

Argentine Mining co.-Annual meet
ing to be held in First State Bank
building, Kellogg, August 20 at 200
p. nj. L. Ruthruff, secretary
Giant Mining & Development Co.
Annual meeting to be held at COZ Ce-
dar street Wallace, on September is
at 300 p m.-E. r. Turk secretary.
Rockford Mining Co.-Annual meet
ing to be held in the Gyde-Taylor
building Wallace, September / at
1880 p. NV H. Hanson, secretary.
Silver Dale & Big Hill Mining Co.
Annual meeting to be held at l6S Nc
Kinley Avenue. Kellogg, September
at $500 p. ND. w. Knudson, secre-
tary.
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Only 1 per cent of $4,000 samples of
liquor seized during the last of the
year was genuine, according to a re-
port of the prohibition commissioner
at Washington He said that adul-
iteration of bootleg liquor was leading
to serious physical consequences
Drinking of moonshine may not cause
death directly, but-its toxins are cum
ulative and result in death if indulg-
ed in for a protracted period.
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ASSESSMENTS LEVIED.

Ajax Mining Co.-Levied July 5,
cent, payable August s to j. A. Havig-
horst, secretary treasurer III w 18th
avenue. Spokane Delinquent sale ON
September Is.
Argentine Mining Co.-Levied June
s. mills, payable July u TO L. /.
Ruthruff. secretary. Kellogg. Delin-
quent sale July Is Postponed to
August is.
Belmont Mining Co.-Levied August
8, 5 mills, payable September IS to
Frank p. Hess, secretary treasurer
Wallace Delinquent sale October 6.
Blue Bell Mining co.-Levied July
ia. mills, payable August is to f.
Bland, secretary treasurer. Wallace
Delinquent sale September n.
Cedar Creek Mining & Development
Ico.-Levied July 30, cent payable
August 80 to VIM. Becker, secretary
treasurer Wallace. Delinquent sale
October 1.
Occur d'AIene Exploration Co..
Levied July q, > mills, payable Aug
ust rs to f. Bland, secretary treasur-
err Wallace. Delinquent sale Septem-
Der 25.
Chester Mining co.-Levied July
25, mill payable August % to G. w.
Simmons, secretary, Kellogg Deln-
Quent sale September Is.
Copper King Mining & S. co.-Levied
June 16, mills, payable July % to IL.
w. ingalls,. treasurer. Mullan. Delin-
quent sale August %. Postponed to j
September 25.
Darby Mining & Milling Co.-Levied
August 4, IL mills, payable Septem- /
Der to S. c. Bean, secretary treasur- /
er, Mullan. Delinquent sale October |
4.
Eagle Mountain Mining & Milling |
co.-Levied August 1, l mill, payable |
September to w. II. Herrick, secre-
tary treasurer Wallace. Delinquent |
sale September 29.
Golden Sunset Mining co.-Levied F
July ?, 1 mill, payable August IS to
e. T. Knudson, secretary treasurer, |
Occur dAlene, Idaho. Delinquent sale
September Is.
Hill Mining & Milling co.-Levied
August l, y mills. payable Septem- /,
Der 1 to Thos. Rowland, acting secre- /
tary, Kellogg. Delinquent sale Sep
TENDER %.
Hornsilver Mining & Milling Co..
Levied June 25 mills, payable Aug
ust to O. r. Young. secretary treas
urer Wallace. Delinquent sale sep
TENDER 3. Postponed to october g.
independent Copper Mining & Mill
ing co.-Levied August s. 5 mills, pay
able September to Otto A. OLSON,
secretary treasurer, Wallace Delin--
quent sale, October s.
Independence Placer Mining Co.
Levied July 16, mills, payable August |
10 to Hugh Toole, secretary treasurer, |
Wallace Delinquent sale September |
4. Postponed to September %.
Lookout Mountain Mining co.-Lev
led June 4, 8 mills, payable July 5 TO /
w. L. Penney. secretary Kellogg. De-
linquent sale August 4. Postponed to I
August 10. Postponed to August 81
Majestic Mining Co.-Levied July ?,
] mill, payable August 25 to Therrett ]