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The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1896-10-23

Bapfst-on Sycamore street Preaching Sun
day morning and evening. Sunday school at &45
an Prayer meeting Wednesday evening at
7:Se m Young peoples prayer meeting ev.
cry Sunday evening N. F. King, pastor.
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ATTORNEYS.
Ewing & EWING ONCE one door west o
Dostofice, up sUsIrs.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1896-10-23
st. Louis Grain.

ST. LOUIS. Oct 20-Receipts, wheat. 49,
I45 bu last year, 52.I5l bu.: corn. 1900 bu
last year, 3.27U bu.: oats. 1850 bu., last year
21,eoO bu.: shipments. wheat $3.50 bu. corn
107 $50 bu.: oats, 5000 bu Closing prices:
Wheat-Cash. 77G0lc; November. SOC: De-
cember. 6OSc bid May, SEC bid. Corn-Cash,
2314c: November CSC; December, 23ssc: May,
271s L274c. Oats-Cash. I7@,; May. 22922ss11s O,
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Weather Report

For the week ending Oct IL 1926.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1896-10-23

Reformed-Divine worship in the Christ Re-
formed church at IL O'Clock & m every Sun
day Evening services every two weeks
ct half past seven O'Clock p. m. Sunday school
every Sabbath at 10 o'clock g. m All are cor.
daily invited TO attend. L. s. Faust pastor.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1896-10-23

CAAPBELL & HAWKINS, Attorneys. Office oD'
door east Of post office upstairs, lola. Kans
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1896-10-23

Columbine Rebeksh Lodge No. 3O3-Meets
in Masonic Hall. second aud fourth Monday
evenings of each month. All degree members
in goad standing are cordially invited 10 meet
with US
Mrs. Fannie Turner, Noble Grand.
Mrs Mary z SmeltZer Sec
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SCHOOL BoARB: Il. A. Ewing, President II.
L. Henderson Treasurer; NJ. P. Jacoby, Clerk
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Personal Paragraphs.

II. W. Muos OF DO Lamar. New. is at
the Gallon.
Max RosonhoIm Is II Now Yorker at
tho kuutstufl
O. O.. Ialbo, u Nebraska Is registered
ai tho Cullen.
William I.odholz Of san Francisco h
locu Cd M tho WuikoE
John ROLL Of Prescott. Arizona, IL a
knutsiord guest
NJ. 4. Briicu, resident Of Price,
Utah, Is at tho Walker.
}. 4. Young s down from Butte,
Mont, anu a. the Cullen.
George $. Wpiguwood OF Omaha IL
rooming at the kuuufurd.
j H.. Greene lH down ffOm Houston,
Idaho, aud located at tho Cullen.
y. Z. Maxim aud Walter j. Gibbons
nru Chicagoans q tho Knutsford.
J.. }. McE,oy In la from bingham and
enrolled ~ ID guest at tho Walker
Mrs. A. ID. nlesioy and Miss lickloy,
residents Of Wheeling, ". Va, ug0 80 tho
tuiluu.
Mrs. g., W. liornOr aud Mrs. D.. H..
llurnor arc guOfts nl the knu,tiri. They
come from Washington, D. e.
NJ. Dukes. j. A. Rood, j. 4. Wood and
W. Webster Euscy ato Dayton, OuIo
people At the ca lon.
Mt and Mrs. Theodore Richards, Miss
Kate Athoriun aud Miss flaNmlu, nll OF
Honolulu, are guosH al tho walker,
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very bright, aud WE anticipate rich
haiv Cbt ere tue Ciuse % tue year.
Too much praise can not be given
our kind friends IN WNync county for
tho royal manner IN which they ou-
tufiaiuol us during Conference.
Tue following are the names, fields
ami a.dlC8soa Oi the Elfnr3
ID. &. HubUaTi am b. Wight, trav-
olliug T. Vie. 80 No. Ouvg, Wayne
county, y. &.
T.. G.. Robinson an Il W. Ktug to
labor In Dufhnm ami Orange countiea.
r. y. Durham, n. G..
T.. d. PudAy aud w. NJ. Evcrton,
wilson county. +. o. Wilson, n. &.
l.. n. @t0hl AMI n &. Carlisle, 10
labor IN Randolph nnd Chatham cDun.
tict A.. o, Rluy's store, Randolph
county, N. G..
lra Baker aud ). G.. Winter, to labor
IN Person ana CAawoll counties. T..
o. it xbHtl, pou0n caunty, N. &.
H. 4. savage anu J. 4. Parkinson,
Fmuhiin county. =. o. LDui6bufg,
FfarhIn county, n. j.
J. ~. kiiIuacE ana e.. 2. CARLTON, to
labor lu -tJaer aud Rockingham cluI.
iies, y. o. BUnbja, Rockingham coun.
~, ". g..
l.. 5. Harrington and n. W. Stable,
NJ uig0mufy aud Moore counties. +,
%. tamrrDH, Moore c1unty, n. &.
10. Carrier aud q. NJ. Hinton, Wnyun
county, r. y. ffomont, Wayne county,
n. @.
IL. =. K0iier and joseph smoilcy,
Dupliu equity. T.. o. Faislu, Duplin
county ~. e..
H.. j. Robinson ard =. Il. South,
Warren county. l.. o. WArtculUn,
Waffuu county, y, q.
J. A.. Jofuoutun nrG II. Mnrkny,
STAKE county, p. O. EsRlu Rock,
Wayne county, n. &.
&. II. Bryan aud G.. II. Blake. Hall.
fsN county. 7. o. BhnEleyvills, Hail.
lax county, N. q.
Joseph T.. Gftuno aud X. +. Cole,
northampton county. T.. o. Jackson,
Northampton county, N G..
John NJ. Anderson anu a. j. Holt,
Vance county. n. o. Hendofs0r,
Vance county, n. g.
John A. FfeonR and j. W. Tollori,
Na'h county. 4. o. Nashville, Nash
county, \. y.
John &. Holt and W. J. SIMPLIFY,
NamisJn county, 4. o. Clinton, Samp.
son county, n. q.
This NEwa b. ever welcome visitor
although it Is not received ne regularly
AZ We would like.
ID. &. Human.
PREF. North Carolina Conference.
l.. q. RoBiSsoN,
Glpfh
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with him too long, nui hHd, rnsfiOlN,
loot him, but ut Ia.t be- stOat'
"Shsli we go out on the pofohY" ne
asked.
sho knew, although he tid not, that
there were tthufs on tue rorcn, AMI
Sue pleaded that che was afraid Of tue
night att
He looked around the room auxiouf.
ly, but SEEMED 10 IN. nothing that
gave him gly hope. II seemed t. be
ueapoudoui, but va % mgssute uttor'
mined.
"Mabol," he saij, Al lssi, speaking
very uly.
"Ho7," she returned, endCavofing
not 10 show her iiH ton.
"rhco l. slmr.liug / wish very
much u 10y GO you"
She lc0kul iowa at the toes OF her
boots and sail nothing.
lie came over ~ her aud took her
hand.
"Mabel,0 ne said earnestly, III you
viii take tnni blamed parrot out OF tue
room IN tell you what Q. is.'
Then shu understood why no hau
boon 10 uervous, and the parrot wa
tut where hu could not uvrfhear and
repeat wnat might DO taid,-Cnictgo
Post
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In.peelIon and Mnsler.

Tho last day oi each month is given
over to inspection ana muster q the
regiment Of United siates troops at
Fort Douglas, The new commander,
Colonel TheakoT, has proved himself
10 be very thorough aud efficient In
these matters. To-day no invited AZ.
lutant General Cauunno Of the National
Guard Of Utah aud Lieutenant Lassi.
ter, who IL detailed 10 DO duly with
tho State troops, n accomuany him
on his roundS. They witneiapd the
inspection and muster, went over the
gtOunds and visited the hospital,
guard house. c0mmIisafy and other
points NJ Interest, sud were extremely
pleased with courtosIes shown.
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-f,..
will make an exhibit, anu some o' Wv
roods nave already arrived ami Wiil oc
Iut In their proper places in ? Jay or
Two. Among those who VIII eHhlol,
are the following, with the names OF
their rrpro.uatstvH; co.. a.
j. III. Graham d Gee, New. hofhi oy
Hoa.laU American bhll Nnt1'o Oo'i
New Nu.k, by tnWioiu, i''s'ou
Woven ua-e CO., ClieaEo, 10y h3t,ly )
BtAmur d lo,, NOw luik, " biaA'
moi; .luugulsutr hant.Ae'unna- ,op
Chlaasu, ~ Miichehi ll-lo " tu'ss
anu Fisr Supply lor N fil.u'
CITY, by HnlG loeb IL Nlfa'of ~
Nov Y0tG, uy hafNrgb L..u.i""
Mauau, Cliu.gu, uy MnHat5 Lni, D. .
Fro H1au & o., NuW loiN' eb MeIE,yi
Combination Ladder N"i ff''lNon.,t 10
II. LADY NIcHafIs1ui N.Igh neioI -
indianapolis, lnd., by N.Jrlj i'ch ...
Exuaguisnur Nnuu'nt lIlHE 10 ~
York, uy Dan Dav#ti h.-l % h.i-iH
Co., Boston, rv Fuf...O.' 81 90 p o.
Bailey, Now York, ny bl,haohj e.i-
cng0 fitc hUaH l.r .hiNa.H, ~
saltui; New as. l.l,tiflc '1H
LluH Vile, krut. hH.j nuilh ItfclN
Rubber Co., UIig.ED, q itnnnAWt,'j
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To rrln Nm. ON. Of 5 abll.-

A cntrltpou ont gives % tho "Klral
New Y0rErf" tue following a. mod .
Jriyins the dies from ihe stables Take
ono ounce 70, Usmphgr Fum, one ounce
VI corr Bivo tublimalc, 1uo pint VI oil
u lurl-uuut; grind tue sublimatr
thorough .y,Ius iuio a strong 0ottlc,nnd
AID tho camphOr gum. Pour Oh the
tutIontiue hu1 shake occasionally. /,
SHOULD lo NJ for usu ln tnitty.aix uoufa.
Heat a Niece OF iron ana drop a low
drorH ON " In tue stable. Files may be-
duvan out VI ,hg mouse In the same
manner BY utupri.ga lew drops on o.
hot bt0va It'd. 49, following tuc d.rtc.
lions every Dthr, lay / ihink snyOLu
viii sUyn be rlI uf il.ts.
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DAILY WEATHER yANg.
observations Taken at Utah, Idaho,
Montana, Oregon aud Nevada
stations.

Weather reports showing obsorva.
tons At am. today!
Salt Lake City-Bar0nietor 30.ig;
temperature, 90; minimum, %; VIM,
southeast, hight; clear.
Baker CITY barometer, 1894; tenn
IetaluTe, %; minimum, o.; wind,
south, mites pet hour; partly cloudy.
Cheyeuno-BarOmetur, 1904; tenn
loraIure, %; minimum, DO; wind,
wenl, o miles per hour; clear.
acknowledgements 5000; tompeTa.
iutr, 90; minimum, %, wind, south,
5 miles per hour; parity cloudy.
Miles barometer, 2D.Bi; tom.
pefatufe, 90; minimum, %, wind,
,ast, lighli rain, .Oi inches; partly
"a udy.
Wiunomucoa-Ba Barometer 30. o.; tenn.
p.ratufr, lii minimum, Is; wind,
uaH0 hgnt; clear.
llaho Fall-BAromelur, 3ll2; tenn.
loralutu, is; minimum, 40; wind,
north, light rain, .Ub iuchDr, clear
General aud focal forecast Tor ab
hours ending 5 Um, Aug. los
For UiNn, Ialg Tonight aud Sutug.
UHy W1Tmur.
5ali L1Hu CITY Rul vicinity fair
weather. stationary temperature.
j. IA, sMuu,
Observer Weather bureau,
ratov's temperature isshown iu the
fac fmi'o thermometer given Ueiowi
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MINING NOTES.



Titus Billings has been appointed 70
fortman's position nj the Eureka
HIN mine.
Capt. Sloarns Of New York, prom.
lnent stock holder IN tho Robinson
minsg, was In the district ON Monday
II II reported the PhmniN property,
lying above tho Ajax, which has been
closed down TOT tho past two years. will
resume operations about tho lfat Of tho
month.
Report 10 current that a low grade
OF orc has been etCluutrTed In tho
east drift OF the wout Cable mine that
assays In silver and gold. No local
news would gladden. the hearts Of the
average citizen more than that the
Cable was In BONANZA.
Work on the Lower Mammoth IL pro.
greising satisfactorily. The tunnel II
ia about $40 feet and tho Indications
Justify tho belief that the ledge ~ likely
% be- cuilinto nj any ahiit. A force u
men arc grading at tho tunnel en-.
trance and u new blacksmith aud car
psntsr shop will soon be put up.
Burton q WHITAKER are pushing
ahead their development work on the
Home kulo ground and now have iheii
inclined shaft down ninety feet from
the tunnel level In n threo.foot leoge Of
quartz that prospects well In ruby cop
pof aud assays well In gold anu silver.
A now within has lust boon put In
laos and nj depth Of 100 feet driits
viii DO run and ground opened up ioI
tloping.
Work has been resumed upon the
Standard, Imperial and Fraction lode
claims lying west OF the Mammoth
mine and about Midway between that
niue and mill. This properly has had
considerable amount Of work done
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Asa result OF recent invcstlgaliOns
II has teen shown that tue foundation
OF the families u about d zen % lhr
400 hnrorH Of the British House OF
Lords dates back 10 liuO, tho earliest
beiug 1854 Ihe oldest family in the
British isles " tho Mar family VI Scot.
land, 1903. Tue CampBells Of Argyll
begnu in 1880; Talleyfani dates from
ll9b, Bismarck rem 1870, the GFUa.
venot family, tho Dukes VI Wrstmiu.
stuT, lUuj, the Austrian house OF Hans.
burg goes hack 10 0lg, and the house o.
Bourbon iIol sdi The descendauts Of
Mobummrd, born go, are all regis.
tered carefully aud authortatiyoly la q
book ktpt in Mecca by the chief Oi tho
family. Llllle or no doubt exists VI
this absolute authenticity Of tho long
line OF Mnhammtds defendants.
In China there arc many families;
also among tho Hebrews. "But,j
says an authority, "wh0n it comes 20
pUdlgtUtH theTe b. oue gentleman 20
whom the world must take on no hat
mot tAuilr puHusps 0t prmus iut,T
patu1, tut u1 lug gIrit aud only none.
such, This 10 tuH NlikaIo OF JRpan.n
HIS lace has uue4 nIlgd by mrmbum
" Die family iar moro than $500 yoars.
The prtltnl Mikad0 b. tue l.9d o. tho
line. Tine urst one WIS., contemporary
with Nuuugualuezzlf, GIl yOars before
CHRIST u the suyuu .rsal rglIslIuH
uuumvNtgily Max Muller as possessing
hiu.gs tuu Mtkall family 10 Ollug tnau
five
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TAXING 80 CHANGES.
HE WANTED 40 PROPOSE but THERE
WAS An BirFpMENT.

Somehow suu Ter lUat he hal come
with his mind muar zap to propose.
She waaHa ggrulu " 30 as sua would
have been 10 ho uls told her anu
consequently tho amused hursuli by
teasing him for hall Hn h0ur before
snn igJ um have chance ~ come
ilg point
AuI then bee baked.
aHH couldn't Understand II. She
know hat Doc was on the verge OF ash .
iug hur iu uu bis wife. tut he didu'.
Iut Sue quuN1u, lilo became tud IrnI,
very iI at CISCO auI rgry8us, ave
.Nlu,.u n every umu iNuy got any.
where uuar tUnsubIral that was up.u..
uH.. .. no "HH .I u..U.
She looked Dt him soul ally, and h
Tg..IuI Iuu...a, Hut thst was u8 90
t+ lu wuu. S.o sirlU3 unI hs flEhu 4,
lut uv dIuu'l put bis hope uud w.shn,
INTO words, Shg bu.aup peuuvo nu.
romantic, ana talked o., MO l. uuI.rs.
o o. ~ mgE OF glrI WHO had strong
IN 90 ltHu upon ub Eue went thr.ug
He, but % oid not bring an avowa
rom his lIp',
She cared then that she had pllyst
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upon 90 heretofore and the ledge ex.
posed iu several places by shafts, tun'
utls aud uuiiF, sH0uug quartz uarfy'
inr gold, silver nai irau 700 fair vsIueF.
John Crwan, au Oh sui txrcritucud
minor, b. the IfiucIHni owner Of thH
gf1uuu and BE- UfaaoCu iUr iNu worn
upon tHH S.HrIaul. j.. J. DJnnhou
au. T.. "a. paytDn have tw0-year
bond uIou tHr Imperial ami are sink
ur ur0u int claim. This gfoup u
looked upon 90 valuable property and
ulll now bu thoroughly developed.
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National Guard EIectIons.

Adiutant GenerAi Job q. Cannon's
office, n. q. u, was today officially
notified u an election held by Com.
pany q, Second Infantry, on Julyl llh
at Logan. Fast Lieutenant r. a,
Newbcfgcr was elected oaptin 10 MI
tbs vacancy caused by the resignation
Of Captain Eihsou. Second LlUuten-
aut Nelson was nude first Lieutenant
aud Sergeant Joseph Benson was made
second lieutenant TIE election Ia all
three casta was unanimous.
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,Iocns Ann nAnHnr.


INV Yuuk. july 10 The failure 90 Ion.
don prices TO respond 10 the rally ln
progress a. tht Nusr uut OF tHu WnfAut yes.
icrtay rausud a pressure % realizing aalcs at
the opening. suFar yI. dUi 3 per cont, other
aharca L 90 L., siltfat purchasing orders in
sugar ~ the iov point carried sue prices w
i0t, 90 100 b. The advance iu thiH specially
checked thc depression iu tho general ust aud
values Htucneu fraruunAllY nll around.
W 90 midday prices we're irregular within
narrow range. aside from sugar, ln which
buying was good. oregon Improvement Con.
BE- Jumped Uur cent t0l
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Statistical Reports.

The wards ana the Elder quofums
remiss IN their statistical reuoit, are
requested To bring these reports % tnr
Priesthood meeting tomorrow (ialut.
day. nj II p.m,
JAMES b. sIlRLiNG,
CLERK 70 stake,
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Chicago. Jnly %.
whsat-JuIY and AuE ,ssNi, scptemUcr, 81
Coru-july. 1l'. sept. eos.
Oata=JuIy, INs Aug. Is
rurH -luiN aui Aus, 30 %, sept, iE2A
inrd=IuiY aud AUG, li l1s sept, tI..Ut ~ i.
lubs=Juiy, SIS !l.l sept 3,.is.
llaN=fI,
timothy -
1--we U|H.
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GLOVER AT johnson, Kane cOuuty, Utah,
July ll. lsI. sister MARY Gluy6r. rtlict OF
IaWea Glover she was born MAY 30. ls3s, at
lrmlurtuu. Iluraahru, tuEiaut. Was hap.
dryu ia l.rl. they located st johnson whore
thu bias lived bluCc, she died July Do, lsIb.
surrounded NF AL hgr children. sic was a
consistent, faithful Latter. fEF saint Many OF
tho EI1Cra 1000 remCm or iur Hospitality and
kIudurHH of tHU clover family
hiIlCIUli star please COPY
JANIS O.. NHSTIsu. kanal. luly %, 1855.
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GREAT PROTECTION FOR The Pr

In being able to supply Of all kinds Of merchandise
less than cost Of manufacturers Tor iniianc
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OPENS SATURDAY, AUGUST LIST, Is
No. % WEST SECOND SOUTH

We have now on hand two stocks Furnishing Goods
stocks OF Clothing Shoes Of merchant
tailor goods The r. A. will not only be protection to the
mem tts-it will also bea
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Imnhs Live stock.
Special TO the SEws,
South Omaha, Nob., July %.
Cattle receipts, 200, market steady,
Western aIHrrs, illhafAD,
tuws aud urlfUra. q Gatiol
Feeders tl UHilb4.
huCyp receipts, 100 Market strong
lair tu choice Westerns, - ai2tl
lamUa, i3.uU4 $. g.
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tnycr-rs.
Lrad=iL-I.
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NORTH CAROLINA.


MoUsr oLrvE, North Catollnu
T.H. GA 1904
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rut7v's temperature isshown iu the
foe fui.u th,Tmomvlvr given beioWi
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1896-03-17
HARD TIMES FACTS
GOOD READING FOR sTHF pn,u
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These valuable publications ,aD
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PERSONAL.

FIR. Anson left today for Spokane,
Wash.
S. II. Brown, Of Gervais, was in the
city today.
j. C. Goodale returned TO Coburg
this morning.
II. l.. Golden was a passenger to
Turner today.
Collector Of Customs Black was in
the city today
A. A. Burton returned last evening
from Portland.
Warren w. Corby, Of Woodburn,
was In the city today.
Rev. II. L. Barkley came up from
Woodburn this morning.
j. b. Putnam was passenger to
Portland this afternoon.
Attorney-General c. NJ. Idleman
came up from Portland last night.
State Land Agent Davenport re-
turned from oregon Clty asJ evening"
Col. Robt. Thompson returned to
Portland on the overland this morn
Ing.
John Bayne was passenger TO Sub
Unity and other points South this
morning.
j. l.. Chase q commission merchant
Of Eugene, came down on the oyer
land this morning.
Senator Geo. @. Brownell, of Clack-
amas county, was In the city today.
He spoke at Independence last night.
The senator Is said To be In favor OF
free coinage OF silver on parity prop
erly restricted by legislation.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1896-03-17
THE SCHOOL BOARD.
Account Of the Business Transacted
Last Night.

Account of the Business Transacted
Last Night.
The school board met at the clerks
Office last night with Directors john
son, Waite, Ohmart and Bruce, Supt.
PEBBLES and Clerk Bozorth in attend
ance. The vote for school director
was canvassed and DlrectOr-elect
Cherrlngton was sworn in by Mr..
Johnson, acting chairman, for five
years.
Scott BOzorth was reelected clerk,
with salary fixed at the former figure,
sI5 per month and bond $4,000. The
annual report of the clerk was
adopted.
The chairman appointed as the ex-
ecutive committee OF the board Dl-
rectors Bruce, Waite and Cherring-
ton.
Supt. PEBBLES reported on supplies
required by him and was directed to
make the needed purchases.
The bill of Mr.. Westacott for $3.50
for use of barn for polling place was
ordered paid, and the clerk was author
lied to pay judges and clerks of cleo
tion upon demand.
Fred Obermiller and Leonard Hixon,
suspended last month for fighting,
were re-installed upon recommended
tion OF Supt. PEBBLES, they having
made proper apology.
Mr.. Robb, representing object chart
published by Bancroft & Co., was
present, and the matter Of purchasing
same was referren to the executive
committee with power to act.
II was decided by vote TO change
the date of meeting from Monday to
Wednesday nights, during the month
Of April.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1896-03-17
THE MARKETS

THE MARKETS.
Chicago. March I7.-Wheat, cash Ole
May 63H.
New York, March I7.-Silver, 90 Ne; lead
3 80.
SAN FRANCISCO MARKET.
san Francisco, March J7.--Wheat, I.Io
Wool Oregon, choice, 9Ioc; inferior Il:
9Sc, valley, o@IIc.
Hops-Quotable at 3Gsc.
Potatoes--6o to ooc per sack.
Oats--Milling. 7saSo.
PORTLAND MARKET.
Portland, March I7.-Wheat valley, 6oc
Walla Walla, 81. Wv
FlOur--Portland, s3.Is; Benton county
SIS graham, S2.6S; super6ne. s.. .2s per bbl
Oas-White, 23@27c; grey, 220as;
IN bags, S4'2S(9S.2S, barrels, 4.so(@7 90
cases, 3.7S. ~
Potatoes. New Oregon, 2sC93Oc per sack
Lay Good, 5@S.5o per ton.
61NSGol' wGol valley 99Ioc; Eastern Oregon,
Apples. .4oc.
Poultry. Hens, SC; rocsters, I.So per doz
and .nNi not wanted; ducks, J.SoCa4.so per doz.
Hides green, salted 90 lbs sc; unde,
% IDS 4(941Sc; sheep pelts, Io(97oc.
;,,i hops' Oregon, 4 to &c, according to quail
Butter; Oregon fancy creamery, sotass,
fancy dairy, IS; fair to good, So(aSSi
Cheese Oregon full cream, IA(aIsL
Eggs. Oregon, o(9Io per doz. ~"
beei, Iopsteers, 21I(32 3.sc per Ib: fair
20 5000 steers, sH92 S.sc; cows, 21<(aaLc;
dressed beef, 4GS1Ic.
Mutton. Best beef, 2.oo(0a .2s. choice
ewes las dressed, 41s(9sc. '
Hogs. Choice. heavy, A.SofAr On. Hoh,
ana feeders; AIS; dressed, 3Ia4c Der In
n.r FHai Ca SMALL choice, sC96c; large, sCa4c
-, SALEM MARKET.
nl. nnea', ,S3He per bu., market firm.
$3.50. 'fo'NSo'oo' timothy,
Flour; In wholesale lots, a.oo. retail,
$50; bran, bulk HOO; sacked no 80.
IoO,cs' 1s oo ia'oo(sI3,OO; chop feed, Ir.ooS
Poultry. Chickens, 3.oOa,.so Oer do, !.
suekS S s3.SoCe4 So; geese, 4.oo(S6. 90. ~, mr.
N'ys, y@Ioei dressed, II@I2Hc. 80
nneal--Dressed, ~,
hogs. Dressed, az.
Lave Cattle 2@s%.
Sheep. Live, ago.
Wool. Best, I2Lc.
Hops. Best, 46sc.
Eggs, Cash. Sc.
2Se. ~ '~ney creamery,
Cheese .IaHaI3c.
'1fc; shoulders, SC. D"'0l' 7ei hams
Potatoes. Isc,per bu
Onions, ne.