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7 f.lliGII VALLEY RAILROAD.

PASSENGER TEAMS i"av" FOO: Of Cortandt and
De, brO,s's - as follows:
a ~. for 81. i,g<in and Intermediate points
. III. for Gnesa. LyOn,. II ara LO 'l,.t T. buffalo
and the "" l'oi IL. aud Irn1pI cal points. o. air
car {" iiol- aid rI'ln!an ear I" >u,pn>on i!rd."
20 =. H. for Miurh Chunk ,:.d interim, 4 late points
II for H. and ~ Junction and ihrin,dat po.n:s
Char to Mauch Chunk.
T. ~. Tor Tunkha mock aud inicrne.iat. noln,s
Char to 1unkhLnhO-k Connection to Head ng and
Iarri,brg
40 y. for Elmra and nciIal Intermediate points
Chair AR to Wkestarrc ahd Pullman sleeper to Suscn.
zion l:rdRr.
80 for Potts,iIc. March Chunk and informed ato
points Chair Mauch Chunk.
10 D. IN. for Mauch CHUNK and Intermediate points,
Connection Reading And Harrisburg
l.. H. for Geneva Lyons. Enlra, Koc hester Buffalo
and the West Pullman Sleeper Ia Iy ons and
Bride.
Trains leaving al a. m. u A. m. L. m and 10
y. for all points IN Mahanoy and axleton Coal
regions. -
SUNDAY TEAMS.
a. III. Tor Manrh Chunh llI,"ion and intermediate,
poHts and IL IA. for Shenandoah and intcrmrdi Alta
I1nt-.
$40 T. IN. for iaurh chunk aud Int fmctate POINTS
y. IN. for Geneva. Icons Elnirl. orh. st-f IIuYao
West pullman sleeper nd
General Eastern Onlce. 235 broadway.
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RECORnTn MORTGAGES.

Arfrann. Iohn. a Nwfl'> Sons. i6i Fast 1'4h's''
'eAso' no. i:o', ri and Joan Rorr"l. TO Ffcen pan
Kr.vinr co.. So, broadway and - Iuar' ST. lea 50!
cav frd NiltU H. 10 JcHih l. Bh't'h"''>''' la
Mad ,ori.>t demand SEQ . y..,, =,
I'I,l. NrN'i AID Enanrel kroha k't, 70 Wu n "
.,,,r II. Morton -t NCtf>, r'''"
H.. bic GO,;,ob Ma'rArot Wilson, A. ''r1n'Si lease
Worlar.v Mary A and Thad!"s> to En sant lndu.r!.i
savings lianN. n cor lV'h''N" ana '"">' H''''
$1,000 =
- ifiou. Na--arc;. Ami" T. Erorn, le1th.>t 2
xit.-.,rlIrc /; au! I - - DO.
Iii. H. Il. Charles II. to Ro"r Val, M'nro"'sN"
l to'.inbm'.IN". - y'n'>. ~-'V
Toa~h IIna'rt. 60 - har.e> Bahcat. - F'nt n
w. E.n,,i N".,. g. 70 Dr.ia Burn>t m" n Monro"s,,
3 va. 500. -,.,
~!t,'oi. Ii.laNe'h E. t. Nary A Lodge, l'dth'SI
l. o,i.av. ; y"ar>. 81 900
Iuuf.nl. = and lu-'p h.n". to Jane Aspnwall
r,,'ut. y Iorm l. A-piuws. l32d.>t, " 7th-aN". 3
DO A. 5000.
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2uB ONLY RAILROAD STATION N THE CsrN -
TRAINS LEAVE AS FOLLOW SST;rn- Dus .s
O.JO A. N.-IIIILA,J ,ESiIbi LIZ llhllEO- ~
1875 a S 10 Is Ii Hsr vEsrIpuLE LIMiT
ID-Due cincHnsu 80 Ind. annapolis 10 ~ D Ill., o."
,oi;p a. NJ w WESTERN DAY EXpREss-daly except
4.5S =. MNoETn SHORE vEsrInuhE3 LIMiT raa
"pic at detroit Is a. H.. Chicago oo D. He "'N'
600 r. M.-tAsr WESTERN EYrRrsI,3 s; Chicago
,,o 3 3. cT. .inHHhbidSbAc * M6STEEAE ASo MA
Ait 'HLiI si' louis AND CHICAGO EX
'i Plrs Dac lid annapolis II 20 D m. next day. 81
Hqi ro I; EEPsi e. fH 10 So
Ij g Is ' ~, 3 " u g g g
a. H., :a9 80 3? s. IS 90 % 10 So So + Fl 80 H.
TO- 90 co. 80 Is 90 20 iib g. 30 f %
,Tir 20 Ay 3, Sy e? So! 49, g. $50 so
50 90 T. "a s s,d 30 B. a. m" So 90 49,
h' ~" ~ :, ~ ~ 90 night.
BuTFAtO-' 50. 10 90. 10 80 a. m- 800 ';"o' S'io
xIHaAEA rALIs-io 90 no 80 a. n'' $50 '00 30
sAi:Nir;M.to 900. III 80 II. IN. $50. 1880, D. m
LAtKr. Gtg@E ~: 90. II 30 a. m.
Tii0rsANp l>LANDs-'io:oo a. m. $50 9:l' D. n'
ADr'ToXb '.,tIk NouNTAIN:sASp MoNTEEAL..,o Co
, MGGR'1"'c 81 AND cAxANpAlauA-'s 90
nrnE FIX Il m i1 i T. Via "a DIVISION
For ursc, and in Sl""n!ns Car. ,H'lv At Grand
Cs"ta sr" on e We 80 i AID I'd y" .aa
Y@t. Ssa S 'cStS 10 ad.o an" jersey ss
'Wr,,co,t. Express. call for and ch,%. baggage from
aiI ,.>rrp; SUI !a' ot"r .ran, ran o. ANY "a
a. A'Gs% TO- sos' 80 s;s ' s Is and /" 90 mid
nie, roH at ls,h:l sta', ,,,Rnorar r. DANIELS
JOIN S;c M Manager. Genl Pas,rnQ"r Agent
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REAL ESTATE.
BUSINESS AT THE EXCHANGE.

New.Yolk Saturday. Sept Il.
To-day at the Exchange and An'"0" i'"'' II" p'"'''
Ih total anon, rallied from 'nnc sHgs"p r .1a' f." c"
he week ending with SATURDAY. september 49, "''
e-'''''' LIST OF AUCTIONS.
For the present week ending with saturday = PENN,
20 tn the slS%ng J pD ts anS %s ao "'
Toby MONDAY. SEPTEMBER Ii.
Foreclosare ,a. pot Of aa -, \:" cGSS, 'in ha
lot IsNs,2 and 3.~t"ry dwelling. No 15i La. '''"''
q ;, 81 IT e 81 L.vnstoii-av'.
TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER l0. ,
FCtec!G.nre SALE plot Of go lInG Mrc ~ CO..
svc pot Of Iand 3a.2< reg NO .N"" and n"i> I01
lO,hayN cor rencr.t; ,"' - f, 81 ion.
a a%s drri % .: ia ana d &s: a1s o
:. OF si 4, i,' io o'r 5l%l i a ,ws 40
% last l:5d-st. = ne # , o. '1ytla'
Public ave,ion lot, and a;:o,y building nj NJ
Z; !gli 1S ana ,.;S-; Of Sm sRI:sSs g. e5",
0H 's sirs. nor SS"s sO5a l. r ~
SsT I'd oi Sq TITO iS Sai 49, c &
ST "a e ; SD 2 g rs; 2a sil o1y Gvrr
14ns ccr!rr ,anv,ntavc 9,i !ef y Of 1oh r
si aSs. o. S% tS S; IS and
40i West l44th.st n s of l0tlavc.
BROOKLYN PROPERTY
Public auction lots 2oxloo each. and sstory dwellings
Ncs S9s to So rr'sident,-t n ;. OF is','a'''
g.. THURSDAY. SEPTEMBER IL.
Foreclosure ..e lots. 2.Aloo each 1ohavs -; 20
o. Of lid ~ Surrogate sale IL Iart OF lot -t3NiVo'
and building No 81 3davc NV cor lNo 800 'th'''
LONG ISLAND PROPERTY.
rxocutors sale. go lots NalIows. Marine; "a anu
ad ayes yu 10 J1h st., West End hear fo't ha'iloi'
RECORDED REAL ESTATE lfANAFERS-N. l. I'll
18th st. s. 1916 IT 3dsve, l6oNlO0ll Conrad ,o no
Dies a III Goeiel ....... ..-... ~i''''N
Colun.!Ia.st, No 70 Leopold lcidcnhelnrr TO L. l. ,
sar. ir"i.riy Alfred ROLAND Louis Roland $40
a1th.,t - 40 IT " SHAVE, 2UNlUO; = NJ sun =,
76th.-t no 10 Iitst Eugene Lynch TO Geo Il g,
LenuN.ave. n Z cor l3jh.st 10 To l3otIS1 \ 8,
,,;O T q Hailrt ...-.-. -. .:.;.--;
Wad,worthav-. :, 20 II lS'thst, JV\IVV' q ooo
"a r. Brown WV"
Wad.worthavc, " : 80 II : lS1thst @2lVNi1O; ,ooo
a T. Brown to VI Oliricn ..-.... .: -, ''VV
TintonaNc. :, ~ q II l1sth-Nt, -'Nl3-' go
Walsh to II Rcarh ;u;::iiii,i:y ID ,,Ioo: AZ
Httn.St' $ ~ =. ey,a,'b,"eht ~ 49, 1000
1lthavc. 5. - II l.3d-st 3o\loo; d C"AhHe .oo
Bedford.,t " :, 20 It MoIton.>t ji\2o' ooo
Mason 10 4 ItIcl ''VV
Az b. cor '-d'' 'o\'' II ','''" 5000
For,Itn.>f - ~ # Of nclancry.>'. 22N'1; ,oo,o
Moses Sr.er7"!t D belt, B'rnstr!il..-.,. e.. l'o"V
Monroe-st No It. j. liza l''rnetln l" NJ " -, -oo
17,tn.,. ~ loo it of rl".twoJd.a>r. locNl.5; -,
A Lodge /. G >laytor .....-..... .;.-. o"'o
III West -l>,.-t ed - N"W-st. l'a>'G"d; a>'
30 TO 2s Wet l..th->t; also pfvl.I'N -
cw.Icr-cy: John Holly ~ al :" hirAni f.scu.o,
4
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IuE MONETARY SITUATION.

sold lcS.Sli -" ''' i-'f'''
NE MONETARY SlTl \llbN.
\ more srlsr',>s scare on the money question
NlI that wEru the particular !n"nrla centre
~ the / niiri >tatc> /, NOW suffering from lever
uri,'r existed. II il as unfortunate rs II Is
unu... >ouahr brraJIs, II has come at time hen
IL r-i .t.. ~, i.'lril ">p"ri~ "i NHrri"'n prod
u,l. and h,ca">r II t,ai, DIIli"l - negotiation
g foreign r\ciaug' drawn a-nln't th"s, pr"du''"
morc\ at rAorbilarl rates ~ the stock t\'haiS"
than to bly commercial bills. S,nsrlcss as ne
Whole affair l.. ii n"NriihrhNS Is Il rrAlN. ai,'
under ary other cun,itlons than those when
happily haze existed tn" I">ultS vonld he lrr-
mcr,iuII>lN unfortunate. for the whole country
rrohahly tn" Stock E\rhan:r has never rN-
pcr"ncrd an rnir" ""r!> "i such rNtrc,nr ,iI"hi
'ary srrinsrmcy As the last. "hir II
has affected only minimum proportion
Of brokers' loans. the "iiirItl quotations Ken, ""u
daily tor rates for call loans have ran.'i 10" r
average at over 30 per cent per annni, VIII .''
,\tIrmr ~ h.h 1870 per cent per hnii', IN,
Fortunately the stock speculation Tor ,Mr, ,.;
months has ruled NJ - very low lrV"l ana SOUR,
tie, Iavr been absorbed hv investors. WI" pa
,lu iull value Of their purchases and carried 'inlr
securities away. Ia il been otherwise. ah' ma
hrok,r> lcrn carry Ing their old-timr arS' iiI'S
of socks upon marsins thrrr Wu'' hor r" sbaIrm
forced liquidation which would nave stanrt
the finances OF the country from one "nd Z" The
other ,. A., 800
We have time and again repeated fhnt ire "N-
istiny ,nnu.,,rw situotion was entirely tie result
Of :, sentiment which had been %duio"SlH prop''
gated either 10y ignorance or s"n"'nhe t"'''' ~
a name best known aud rrroGhAru III 'he poiirr
courts Secretary Window IL Only tardy III ms
statements made last night in rfning the continu-
ot,lv repeated assertion that inc treasury, de-
spite its bond purchases was absorbing more
money than il y as able to dishurSr. lie WAS,
with official courtesy, mild in charactcrizing such
Statements Hut what can hc expected OF the
ordinary thinker upon these subjects when ir
reads the name %, i'rrH'l, MOrS ,,nr 10 10
tionnl hanks as the sgncrs OF a communication
TO the Treasury Department wherein 1t Is said
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Cleriion Nniltre
- TATE or NtW -lOKk- OiFICE OF THE
- ~ II THY o. - IL.

= L UT ;'T,' U'' IN ~ Y vi III
- 81 HlI"I.l o. ~ \Il 900 ~
- -, &, -. y iMiN ) ~ ~ i|"P
II [nf t., =, ~, =. b., - :, i.ri,i jr.. :. n,
-" az. 80 90 - = ~ = - 80 ,,
70 Wo Cl n''a i, >. T., ~ ..'r m to. f.,i.
Moi"'' '-" e. ~ ~ go W. '''"'''|
Oh ~ ar H.. - IN. ., 81 Of ,,i..,l. j., ,,D n,,n
-
81 ''' ~ wig, WI" ~ "'.' '' '''"'' 80 w. -
"d' IN .... ,....., ,.
\ L. lI' III ~ III ,"'., ! - "' ~" ~
'h'u' d. iT ,' ~ >,' ' -. ,'t., 4.
~ = u "i IT, '''' '''''' y" ''''"'' ~ ''
TN NpIh'' 81 '",, .,..
- H. ~ 7'",'l '. 10. - , 'nu i,Ir ,'
ir OF ,I - o. ~ ~, Au >"''''" '''' "''
81 u t .... -, ,.. NV .,r., , ,.o,.,.. -, .l,,
=. ''' Im 60, d" c,. -, i',,, I.t,,,, .'''
t'',' AZ / ri,,.
,h =, 49,, -, ~ ~ 81, ~ ~ "
ct q " g. H. RE, .., sd ,,.,,,..- Il, ..
:" 100, ...,,.,, 1, .r., M
nc, "' ' ..'t ,,''.' ti, ~,
M, o. We NV II, t ! 't.....oud c,,~r # i;o
4. - iI, ~ "a 81" 1t',.
lritd : al IN az, u, '" IT,
lo'F o. d.. !"' 80. - - 4" '''''' ~ .''
l,'lr~.nr,u~ - "a. -, .'""d C'..r'.' 81 'h"
M" N.'' or 80" %. ~, "
pr"! 81 &. - u u, , t' -. ''.' 49, ''' - w.
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DEN Viva a
RAILROAD.
az .VD AFtEi SEPTEMBER u. 1907
MI, ,a ,o,..,. foot q dc sbros ses and COrtinr

az .vp Ar1EE SEPTEMBER -, 1907
street. fellow" ,,>.,. H., ,,, vy,,,. putnam
300 A. We - :. rH,l i.,,I,r Ar-lyr, ll.Nriand
,thr s'lNs n.a u mr. Chicago > ~ y. NJ
ana -. Lon, D. n heNt oN Jun" n,.,.t Sunda,
Ni.'iiisI"r', Nv" I.,rrd,
ana .o,1,o'regii X ~ ~ Tx AND CHICAGO LIN
IVioV ~ W, r,nn- d ,,clu,v,N OF pullman Nr'tbnIc
-, sN,,ti DINING. SiIonh l.
prt "i,t a.. ar> lr ,.n:iug h.ah,ai i"Iort7
s"no.r,,a r, and yp ii-. bA;Ar,o..- Tor both So
800. 81 I,r,.r hob. l.brarj and AL tie 'Vi''h,
IL, OK ioa. q "r'c' l.-l'd b! ,'.,.Ti Az Az
a,'a, {, T., g, II, n.X, day. .,.... 80,
400 n. VI. /. iIt j.. III, AGo ND GIN ~ -
Ni'iiS> I'..uar Ne>' oui" s"Ians a. ana b'S az
ar NV. iot. 10 81. Louis. thIcaeO a"d Ga ma,
Passcnt"r 'oich H"". OK 1. IO.u. ~ :, LAIN,
40 ~ T. ~ ~ .rt-rv I.Xpyt,s Tor port, In
O'oV ": a,d S',tiw..t N"-tb'I4J
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FOR PHILADELPilIA
kxLf,.s Trains lrxye ~ follows
IENTE\L RAILROAD or NEW Jersey,
~ TuOr OF LINEI,IY 81. NORTH kINkR-

~. f.- lf' j.
w; 80 a. H. 49, ,'' ',i .,He n.r,,:.s r'rs1 a.
saaa',, t- 4.an' .>.ica;orn. Mar chuD.. w"sc''
,. A'ir' !, ,a, a. ,i Nav 8 an
,.a .g, t' I Ia III: H ii;,,,.,s T'@
~. Ia 80, ! .. o" T.. .@! -. TO- fl, " 40
.n. ,,i,.,- II ro- IT, On S,ada,, Tor i',:oo.
inc ihr !",is wlo'>aifr. STANTON. Ia'.44.A 49,.
t. =, '';;@ "a @ a'ss: a,qcn cApn. K..a
IN a. "a. '."';; .o S - : :, ".,H 80 , H.
!,,Rd nak !'n. r'.eh. -" iart 1'ca? @ o" y,
&C., nl.2 ,rn =" d. no. + a. q. o" .vc o.. a.
H.. I..~~ooi Ton. River and Barnsca- 400. $40
ia- I,,n m is Atanu- CIV vneaaa .na pra
SANDY HOOK ROUTE.
Ior t.rnc n-r'aia, itthl M ."a h. s'n'r r',.
y" ,: s !"i - 90 j., n S, ,& - > 50
a. r. Xxx ,l Ton, E,er and I.rr~r.t 30 a m.
ri r'". ",,,grr," >>h''v r'r:; rci:t "a-a''.
,',r,. . Co.. y 9. -" an ~. AMI t.h.r, i'rt.
FnE PHILADELPHIA BALTIMORE AID
WASHINGTON.
ROYAL EI.rE LINE
l"' r c At 90 So S 10 :, Co. :, II m 80 a. H. 49,
= %i'iS.. !, 90 ii 90 It. NJ. : o.. 20 20. . ~
ici i;:tS' :" w;'ins:o2 d.ly ,,t~s.
ecIH s.'ia' 4! D." %, ;" a. - - II" q, - ~ m'E M
80 '1 n'& T.. . ' y; s1,uidi, sit %.;c c on:
- =; ~. L. ,;r ana wiaa,rt, Via rhaa
ae'a i, .c a." d, . d % ns i;'I, a. 80 D. n;
Ticket, ard raror az ,cat- cin b" prIrd at II 6i.
~ a'rn 49, *, r,, l3,,. eIor"l court, 80
f"! N%sYo. rlao,r roo"; viii call for and cA.4
taggare from hotel or rc-idnc".
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L NrIIrIND 10: -TWI rNIILb NINTlN At
Said rroi- - ".i p" ? c.N.i M ".,"k p r.
i-u oi NJ To- t' .'' ~'i' : - Pr -
ri. suitable, 80 -. e." int ~'i;- Arrds"r+
Var diW.~. N"v.No'H y. y. auho.f'd t" . "r' I'd
ci;V approved >ptcm,'f IAN.
1ssS. AMI Jun" 18th. l@:" o. '" go'd "a not lc.'
Oho SIi.,r' ''t aN1HlH 20 li ING i'Nf-
n-s haVin- -tf.''- ..' -. - .'' -. % -
.l. and u!'y iou Mr.. "r Of -u'h ada 'I":' ara III
"a, 4 -
f-ri aI"nn1 prop ~. and t. 'r "'hn We
~ Liberty tn VS.: ~ - 49," CIV ~ N'''
Na-h." Ir0't-a- uI-. SIT IFl" WIZ - NN'"'i 'i-
ROY. jrcr- '.aN." Of. "l 80 '..' fftI.i
-. Il ai'ui.r' 49, 80 t. r.rt t' al "t'
l.usn.s f,I'i -. me- I'D f'''"? "l-'-
j--a., 'r -. - I,.',- '"t - ~ -.
and uai.l 80 WIl.LI M WINDOW. N'r'n' d" IT,
I.-a>iIy. Wa-IlIr io" y {.
....N -
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ST0NINGTON LINE

To- I.D~iON PEOvlDiNt l.. VIOLA tSIER and al
roif.. Nor:, and LAT only drc't III. ~ NAl.NA y.
SiiI !.ir!. AID WAT, II IIlTI. S'.ln'r> leave 81"
Pr Y. H.. BIOL aboN" Ans! -; =; y n; dsi
ifl u 70 IN
NO In %. IL PirN square
h,a.r huston = T. and Narrsgsnsett il,r 80 y. H.
MONDAYS only D 80 III.
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klBANy BOATS, PEOPLES LINE,

b, any DR. " anG D'.AH III HM'HD cave 81
''f - soy. l.''s. '"t go y a. ' '"'I,' III :
~, .,.r.. 10 ,or ogA. lan" ''"'r'" srd Hll
rir.i i.i = - 49, :p' ~. t",j ->""i. "',aif
I 4 y = l,.s
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Gonntrn Doaro.

10 A VERY HOt ST." Kaonah y. Y.-Amonc Miscoo.
n II lis hr,l;.v d,lglt.ul; hating; mar -tat.on
trh pond Dy.rookine Cro,oh Valley every al at"g'
~ farm. TINS. - 10 rO
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To'a. r-.qye ..sIl4 slll.2ll 900 S92 sos 500
BE-
nEsn.t DEPOSITS. 10l 49,. 25 l00oi1l20 95Sl2726
Surplus ...... sl2 423 s75 1913, s75 .eS, 300 925
l"' , ~ p'.ts.. 2s0t "6."1 .t.lo
,,-n
Tie following is Saturdays statement in detail
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Total cash in the Treasury Sept. 80 1859 s22s Of
A' 80 :soC
Adj for new not.- !-,,ind under a., july IS.
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Tn. ,nk ,Hrh,n,f- q, tho y w.Nork tl'n-nc House
md , -,.. sold AZ IL" NcN Yo~h >tnk E>chanr" ,a-t
w,N nri fr thu q III" lr"r"inG two Years c"ula'"
a. follows - 60 -, So,
I.Y,harr,s -Gi3 Gi.is3 s,oI - II e,2"9"h..'f
~ A. .,,l Slt 5iH i3t Ia. ?N;
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Railroads..
hGlIr00O0.
new YORK CENTRAL

Hudson River Railroad.
AllT,a,n. arrive At aud depart from
GRAND CENTRAL STATICNs
Fourth I've and ed St.. New York.
ov,x pa, nom CrIrfON IN THE ClTN -
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50, Is 'sN ~.'t. ~ a. SGT. = 20
T. Nis ... iJ,l $50 ; 0 30 10 .uo 1873 l'bn 600
49, ".,.." -: =S ,o} ~ 49,. SEQ "9 az s'
I.i..., ........ 30 - So" ~ 800 3:3 81
e. l.. . ~ .,,jJO 33.j7UO 3.W:. 200
IN, following shows the the total
SER. ail u" ,p).!;. a. the respective dltes
81 ... ... 80 3 800. 80 s35 500 -. sio 300
/. eli.'.t!,s ...... 81. 5.-sjlt D 2tj.3 500
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suynr hull on and standard dollars 40, 30 40
Les outstanding riff ........ 216,jl9 us
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ash IN Treas :l2 .lo' 1911 i.ol2 Dec s3li++3
b",p>it-
t!Onal baIh>... -5i3i.,-T 2S,1O1,o'3 DC. 4-',ooi
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-07-16
H4IESVILLE ITEMS.

A few fields Of fall wheat will be
cut this week, snd promise a fair
yield. Late sown oats is doing well.
Miss n. Kelly, who was quite
sick last week with quinsy, is able to
be out among her friends again.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. Kelly, Of East
Salem, are speniing = few days Of
recreation in Hayesville this week.
1t is understood that Miss Lee, Of
Maeleay, has applied for the school
here next term. Her application
TO the board Of directors i accom-
panied by Recommendations Of the
highest character.
Mrs a. Kelly harvested her fine
crop Of peas for the Salem big can.
merry last week. II was a grand
sight to behold from the highway
one hundred pea-pickers hard Al
work.
The children of our peaceful Will
age are glad To know this, the dread
Of chlckeupoN ba> fed. ana the
echoes q merry laughter from the
woods tells Us tha, blackberries arr
ripe and ,h4. they are having 81 iu-
bilee.
Quite number OF petty robbeTieS
have ieen committed in this neigh
borhood q late. Mrs Byrue's HeS:-
dence was entered, aud after the
intruders got a good lunch. they
took all the smsl change that
could be found, laid down on the
bed snd hsd good rest after their
plunder.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-07-16

The committee returned the bills
Of J. B. Rigs and y. y. Lunde for
proper endorsement and reeom-
meaded that Geo. KrsunehnAble be
paid the amount his cemeu; side
wAlS wAs actually damaged and the
amount De taken our o. the sllow-
Ance o. IRE company dsing the dam
age snd further raSommsnded that
the fire companies be reQuired 10
drill in the streets.
W. J. Herren made verbal rs-
quest that the council take some
action towsrd fixing Water street
along his premises and motion wSs
made that the street commissioner
proved to have the same repAired
and to have the street closed up to
impede travel until repaired. No
ton can led.
The Street oonmiSSioner VAS ms
tTucted 10 have repAired the bridge
On High streeI aeroSs South Mil
creek; also the bridge On Church
ssnert on the same creek
The stNest oommiSSioner was il
sarne1ed - have a ceuleni cnussing
aid On State street between The
P-UpsTty q nr. JeSsup and Ed y.
E3es.
An OrtinSnce bill w~s presented
proyiding f1r the consir0eiion q An
Slisy sever q terra ooyrS thro1gh
blocks - and - 70 connect With The
Mar q sirssJ SeWer, and Nas duly
E,xSsg>i.
The bill o. Baker 4 SgrAng for rs-
p4irs 81 Capital engine hoGse, SlSl *.
49, o. motion oriered paid
Bills against ciIy mad and rs:srred
70 commigte on accounts
On motion II Was ordered that
the bin for the bridge Across The
mill rSce be presented % The mill
oozaPAny Snd is cOlls~Sion attended
q.
The nloSion BY Shtoh the Report
q the nnAnce committee VrSs
aiOpled WSs OF motion neoonSdened
Snd = uaOSlon Sr&s made that Mr..
Lands hs slks~ei - per dSy in
stead q ~ - rIsNomnaeRaai b the
Sonalaittes and oerti6cd by The
stneeS conUiss,0ner Wh0 emp1oyea
him. Tue vOle oy yeas aRd nAys
NSss ayes-hir~eh, Gray. SJrzng
and Hutton; nSys-lAfore Eass
aud BASH.
Coaocil thea saioorneA % The
peat reg1lAr nlcStiu9. the ensa
nhesiay AZ AOg1s'.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-07-16

MISTASEN JURIS pICTIoN.-It
will BE- remembened that $ short
time ago one AlfO,i Aplin Was sc.
cusei q sn assault with s deadly
weapon at 81. Paul, this county;
that he skipped out, was trAced TO
Winlock, Wash, and brought hack
by Constable BouIin, Of -, Paul
pN,cincl. Well, when brought back,
he was ArrAigned Monday before
Justice VIM. Trevor and there plead
ed guilty As charged in the iufor-
nation. The justice pnaNeded 70
eXerciss y power not Vouchs&fei %
the office by lSw. that % iinal Aiju-
dicalion NJ such = chSrge, AMI as
seSSed the accused a fine q $40 and
coSts. This the man cOuldn't pSy,
- he was bNought by OeiceE Boaijn
% the county iail arriving here
yesterday. but sheriff Croisaa refls-
ed 10 SNNcpt him under the commit
meat and had hIm remSniSi hack
% Justice Trevor with information
that he had hetter withdraw his
"inAl' judgment aud bind the man
over 20 cincUil coart, Whieh alone
hiss original iuTis,iiction ~ ielonies-
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-07-16

PROSPERITY IN THE AIR. Matt.
Brown, of Silverton, is ia ,hv city
today and in conversation with q
JOURNAL reporter, expressed great
enthusiasm over the present and flu
ture prospects Of his immediate
neighborhood and this country grn-
orally. He says there are now some
tifty Cinnamon at work on the pro
posed line from Silverton to East
Portland and a hundred or more are
engaged up the road from Silverton
widening the narrow guage TO stand.
ard width. Also that negotiations
are now in progress at Silverton for
depot grounds and other convent
ences and that in a short time there
will be a large force Of men working
IN and about there. Mr.. Brown, who
is an old time and observing settler,
wisely says this country was never
in as good condition as at present
While there is no boom, there is
evidence Of a healthy state Of affairs
every where. He has been In the
habit Of placing good deal Of money
at interest in the past, and he says
there is not one man seeking 10 bor-
row At present for the five there were
q year agS; ON the contrary men are
numerous who come 10 him aud ask
Il he cannot place a few hundred
dollars Tor them, which they have
lying idle IN the banks; in other
words, money is plenty and few bor-
rowers, He also remarks that we are
getting a more substantial class Of
citizens than at any previous time;
the newcomers are people C means,
intelligence and thrift, who have 1
seen over.boomed points north and
south Of us and have selected the
solid, steady growiug valley around
Salem for future home Mr.. h. .
predicts that in = comparatively few
years this part OF the valley. will ee
dotted with most beautiful homes ~
five TO my acres, where fruit, vege
tables, fine stock dairying, fowl rsis-
ing aud the like will b. the pneiom-
mating farm industries, and hand
some residences. fine hams neat
gSrienS and ferces will be seen on
every hand. The signs uf the times
all point to an early realization Of
Mr.. Browns views.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-07-16

BAD ACCIDENT.-While cnming
from the IL O'Clock train this morn
ing an eSprcSs team % Lee & Rem
nies driven, by W. II. Lee. broke
thrO0gh the calveEt near the
WOnlAn's cSllege on Winter stree,.
RESULTING in severe and serious In.
jury 30 both horSes aud the breaking
Of the wAgOo tongue. The hOrse
that went thnoagh the c1lvert
tumo,ed over his head, cutting a
bad hole In his toFehead and rNaSiv-
ing several other bruises. Tue other
animal, which Is only celt, t<-
came heightened, tore around and
kicked terribly aud skinned him
sell all AZ amt the head. leSs and
hoiy. Tois calvert has 0sen la
bad cooditOa tOE a hong time Aad Il
Is said the AushoFtivs had nolice II
Il, bat Il hiss been neylccsed. IL j.
On the pTtnclpAlly trAVclei str,es
for teams 81 and fron the depot.
and a is unflEtanSte that Il should
have Oeea allowed 70 neAAAin -
dAHgeroa& The team Proseated .
pltEahAe aRPoAENRee when tAken
honac