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The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-12-29

New York. Dec. 2s.-rhe stock market
opened very active and irregular this
morning. First prices were generally
lower Two exceptions were -. Paul
ana Northern Pacific. North American
was aiso higher on a story that control
IN The company had ben acquired IN the
interest q the coal roads. which intended
to utilize Il as a selling agent and do
away With the middle men Prices yield
ed rather easily on a food Of selling
orders and the reactions were decidedly
pronounced In Sugar. Peoples Gss and
Brooklyn Rapid Transit
London opened irregular with the ma
forlty OF international shares fraction
ally under parity Exceptions were st.
Paul. Northern Pacific. Consols were n
ahade higher. Railroad earnings for
the third week OF December continue 10
show excellent returns. The Big -Four
gross for that period increased sU.s25 and
that Of Norfolk and Western. tH.Ia2. A
favorable bank statement - expected to-
morrow. Total sales to-day, i,i5i,iT2
shares.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-12-29
NAVAL Stones.

Friday. Dec. y
SPIRITS TuRPENTiNE.-lt was
owles Sav In the furpentine market. with
80 Of $50 al Ssisc. AZ which the market
oneoed and closed firm. The demand was
NJ very active at any time during the
oeek and AZ result. only a moderate
sr,o,,nt Of business was transacted. The
sseefnfs to-day we're 1853. and the ex-
ports iiS.
ROsINs. The rosin market closed arm
ara unchanged to-day. Sales Of 2.07e bar
rels were reported at the opening csh'
rae feature Of the week ia resins was
me decline in paIes. at which there was
a good demand for the aceumulations ~
shess grades Ia factors hands. The days
.a..eis.sa we're T.6l3. and the exports. s.a36.
,uotations--At the close Of the market
,o-,,av tho following quotations were bull
ietined al the Board Of Trade;
spirits Turpentine-Firfn. s5l4c; sales 81
$50 casks
Ro4in. arm and unchanged: sales. 3.g7o.
rs.fan- gntfnvrNs
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-12-29
THE VISIBLE PPLY.
A Decrease Compared with Last
Year of x21 .Os3 bales.

New Orleans, Dec. &.-Sccreiary Hes
tcr's statement Of the worlds visible sup
ply Of cotton shows the total visible q
tOsa. SO against fzel.f76 last year. Of this
the total OF American cotton Is 3.fod.Ssa
against 3.a25. $40 last year. and OF all 9th
er kinds including Egypt. Brazil, lndia'
etc. Gg7.0O0 against 669.0Oo last year
The total worlds visible supply OF cot
ton shows a decrease compared with last
year OF 22i.0sa.
or the worlds visible supply there 4
now anoat and held IN Great Britain and
continental Europe i.7ss.ooo against i.ss9,
90 lest year: Ia Egypt 10000 against 1871
90 last year. 10 India gII.eo against 20
900 last year. In the United states l.sLev"
against ]. $50. 600 last year.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-12-29
LrvERPooL COTTON MARKET.

Liverpool. Dec. g. 4p. m.-spot limited
demand: prices. l-22d lower; American
middling fair. SID. good middllng. s-itd
low mIddling. 8 s-a2d middllng. i5-a2d
good ordinary. l-2ed; ordinary, 1891.
The sales OF the day were 5000 bales. Of
which COO were for speculation ana export.
and included 5.io0 American; receipts u p
90 bales. including 1900 American.
Futures opened quiet and closed STEADY
American rniddiing. low middlinF clause.
December b2sd sellers: December jan
nary. 22d buyers. January February,
biad buyers: February March, ai6i sell
ers: Aiarch-April 5.isd buyers: April May.
s iOfS ia sellers. May-June, 5oSd sellers
June-July. 5o6d5Osd sellers: July-August.
s 01a6Osd buyers; August september. Add
buyers
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-12-29

New York. Dec. gs-Money on cali irm.
at sas per cent. Last loan. per cent.
Ruling rate 81 per cent. Prime :sssses.s-
Tie paper, 4a.G5is per cent. Sterling ex-
change firm, with actual business IN
bankers bills. al A.S for demand. and
Al u.siAa4.uN for sixty days. posted
rnter. sac and Ass; commercial bills
"A p,s44 81. silver certificates. s4isds5ssr
Bar silver GAO. Mexican dollars, bee.
Government bonds strong. state bonds
inactive. railroad bonds strong.
New York Dec. &--Totai bank clear
lng4 At principal cities IN the urtsed
states for the week ended yesterday were
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-12-29

Daily movements al other ports
tialveston--Easy; middlinR 97-l6c: net
receipts SOS: gross. Soi5; stock asl2l5.
New Orleans-Steady: middling. CSC met
feeeipis, l5.s6s; gross. 1855; sales. 230;
stock. 40 tsi
Mobile-Quiet: middIiug. s-iec; net re-
o. ~
Charleston-Firm middling. ai4c: net re-
ceipts, 81: grass. ga: stock % 293
Wilmington-Ffrm. mfddling. csc; net
receipts. TSs; gross. Tss: stock. 7.77s.
Norfolk-Dull middling, a7-isc; net re.
celpts, Leg; gross. l.e02: sales. "a: stock.
% IA
Baltimore-.N Nominal: mlddling Ioc: net
receipts. 1895; gross. 1885, stock 1890.
New York; Dull: middling. 10 5-i6c; net
receipts, i.7es. gross. 1894. stock s0,i6s.
Boston-Dull: middling, 10 slice; net re-
ccipts. i.7ss: gross. 1873
Philadelphia--Quiet: mlddling 10 9-i6c
net receipts. p; gross. p; sales. 2e5; stock.
ESQ
Newport News-Firm; ret receipts rs;
gross, As stock 5.S6.
Daily movements az Interior towns
Augusta-ouiei; middling. sisc: net re-
oeipis. 40. gross. 524; sales. les; stock
CAm.
Memphis Steady: mlddllng. ss-isc: net
receipts, 23io; gross. 1850: sales. 90;
stock. 1871
81. Louis--Quiet: middilng. 1896: me-
receipts. i.6So. gross. 1887; stock. 7iIis
cincinnatl-Quet: middling, SIC; net
receipts. 2.fi2. gross. 2.ii2; stock ii.et2.
Hotiston--Eiasy; middling, sT-iec; net re-
ccipts. ii,oo7; gross. ii.Og7; sales. s.; stock.
Us, 40
Louisville Weekly. frm; middling. &C;
net receipts. "A; grcsa. ~; sales. "a; stock
b5s
Exports Of Cotton This Day
New Orleans-Cosstwise. =.
Savannah-Coastwise. 27lQ.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES wise, $40.
y tuning tou-~tO tins ruutiaW''f, Vss~~-
Norfolk-Coastwise. 36N.
Baitimore-To the continent, so.
New York-To Great Britain. so: eonii-
nent 81.
Newport News-To Great Britain. 1884;
coastnise. 1A
phliadclphia---To the continent. 30
Total foreign exports from AL ports this
day-To Great Britain. i,Sbfi to the con-
sinent, 1906
Total foreign exports from all ports thus
far this weeA--ro Great Britain, N.sl"i 70
France. 3117ss 70 the continent. ss,seo.
Total foreign exports since Sept. J. wv
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Total receipts 10 this date .........f, ts9.s1i
Total receipts 70 same date last
year - ss-stts
Exports for che week ............... - ase
Exports for same week last year. nina
Total exports 20 this date ..........3. 10
Total exports TO same date last
year sssssss.srstf s-sl'4N-t
Stock A. an United States ports. i.0o.sif
stock ~ all United states ports
same time last year ..............sI.l22 , Is
Stock az an interior towns .......... 1885
Stock at all interior towns same
same time last year ............... 10 40
Stock az Liverpool .................. $500
Stock a. Livorpol same timo last
year +.ststtsssstssr stsssttstt +r-ttetts iefNN@
stock OF American aflost for Great
Stock OF American afiost for Great
Britain same time last year .... $4,000
Comparative statement OF net receipts
q. an the ports during the week ending
Friday evening, Dee y, 1870. and during
the same week last year.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-12-29
HEsTER's wEEkLY REPORT.
Secretary Of New Orleans Cotton IA
change Gives figures for season
Tn TO Date.

change Gives figures for season
IN TO Date.
New Orleans. Dec 28-Sccretary Hes
GERS weekly New Orleans Cotton tx
change statement shows for the twenty
eight days OF December an Increase over
last year Of $4,000 For the iis days Of
the season that have elapsed the aEgre-
gate 81 ahead Of the ne days OF last year.
60s oo
The amount brought into sight during
the past week has been $780, against
255. Ses for the seven days ending this
date last year; d for the twenty-eign,
days OF December Il has been 1871 SOS.
against i.20a7i2 last year.
These make the total movement for the
ii9 DAYS OF he season from Sept 10 date
6.4Dsf7. against 6S22 zoe last year
The movement since Sept shows re-
ceipts al an United Staes ports 4. i6s ga.
against 1895 S53 last year. overland across
the Mississippi. Ohio and Potomac rivers
90 Northern mills and Canada Cos i04.
against So. l05 last year. Interior stocks
in excess 0f those held a. the end OF she
commercial year T2i 52s. against SO. 8ss
lsst year. Southern mill-takings 57i.ss.
against 5ss.ts5 last year; foreign exports
for the week have been is2. s76. making the
total thus far for the season 3.iz9e05.
against 1850 So last year.
Northern mlll-takings ard Canada dur
ing che past seven days show decrease
OF I7.@0 as compared with the cores
spending period last year. and their to-
tai takinEa since Sept. ] have decreased
go 500 Tho total takings OF American
mills. Norht and South and Canada. thus
far for tho season have been i.62s000,
against 1895 Sl6 last year.
Stocks at he seaboard and tho twenty
nine leading interior Southern centers
have increased during the week. 1926.
Including stocks left over At ports and
Interior towns from the last crop and the
number Of bales brought into sight thus
far for the new crop the supply to date
Is 6.5s3 $751;
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-12-29

steady Commercial demand. 81 3A
siXty DAYS. N.T9s. ninety days. Si7s.
francs. Paris and Havrc. sixty days.
522H Swiss. sixty days 5.2sss. Belgian.
5 a.. marks. sixty days. % i9-i6. ninety
days % 7-l6
DOMESTIC EXCHANGE Steady
banks are buying az n discount and
selling ~ follows: S25 and under. i0c pre-
MUM. IS 10 50 Is premium: 50 20 Sip
eoc premium. 500 20 $500. &c premium
500 and over par
SECUHITIF.S-Nery large and active
trading IN Central issues this week az adj
vancinE prices
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-12-29

New York. Dec. 2s.-There has been a
ooor attendance Of buyers in the dry
Goods market to-day and only slow
.raAe has been done ia all departments
PRICES Of brown cottons continue irregn-
lar but rot auotably lover than before.
Eleac he'd and coarse coiored goods dun
bu, steady. Print cloths continue inactive.
business In prints and giDghams o. ofdl-
rsr,r character Linens quietly arm. Bur.
isse are dearcr with very small avaiia-
l. e.. sttasu5fnr
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-12-29

All n deportr he Ian systems
hua limited
Pullman
IS 8 FAs
Sleeping
and
For ornato o appiyto
CANNON, V. =. ~. A. cuLt + Al, A P A.
II hsstG LAM Ga
r Rf.ATTN icket
p A. IA Bull Ga
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-12-29
COTTON.

The cottotn market has been tame at
fair pretty much all week. The demand
ives limited. and the result was a re-
striosed business. The feature Of the
week was the sales for New York ac-
count This was cotton 20 be applied 20
December contracts.
rne following were the Official spot quo
tatlons al che close OF the market at the
cotton Exchange to-day;
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-12-29

Charleston. Dec. 2S.-Turpcntine market
firm a 35c Rosin hrm and unchanged.
Wilmington. A. G.. Dec. 2s-spirits tur-
pentine nothing doing. receipts - casks
Rosin firm. 81 nal q; receipts. 80
Crude turpentine duil 81 - and 2.al; re-
ceiptF, 70
Tar steady. 81 70: receipts. 2N
New ORLEANS. Dec. 2.-Rsceipts. Rosin.
ief barrels. turpentine z
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-12-29
COTTON FUTURES.
The Closing Quiet with Prices Z
Points on TO Up.

Points on to : Up.
New York. Dec 2S.-ouito general buy
ing OF che near positions and absence
OF support tn the late cotton months with
selling pressure from sbroad. caused A
widening Of the parity between taese re-
spective options in to-day's market TAX.
On as a whole speculation was feeble SO
far "a investment business was concern
ed. very little was done. Room Graders
were handicapped by conflicting reports
In circulation concerning the hong and
short interests in the January option, now
the center Of attraction on the opening
che market was quiet with prices ] TO =
points lower under light room and some
foreign selling. all based upon the easier
turn OF the Liverpool market and under
more liberal showing OF receipts. soon
after the cali near month shorts took
fright on rumors that January was 20 be
forced considerably higher. The claim
that 5000 bales December notices had
been issued and eagerly aatherec in by
export and spot cotton houses helped to
give the market steadier undertone.
Prices readily responded 10 the change
Ia the feeling and az Liverpool quickly
rallied to conform with our hrmness
substantial net rise was soon recorded.
January climbed TO 8 60 aud December was
also much iirmer. Europe sold the far
months ~ a hedge against large holdings
Ia the winter positions. with the result
that the options tapered on slowly Early
afternoon developments were dscourag-
ing. large estimates for Tomorrow re-
ceipts leading 10 selling. December ano
January shorts were restless, however
and covered on al the easier periods. The
close was quiet with prices points lower
70 s points higher.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-12-29

MoNEY-The demand kesns fairly IN
with the supply
Rank EARfSGs-The hank clear
iurs during me past week were N2il0ii.a1
against S3205oi3 q for the corresponding
period last year. and s79t2.5sT 81 for the
GORE sponhing period % iSaS.
gfearfuee hv DAYS
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-12-29

81 7S6 399 0sg. ah Increase OF n 3 per cent.
over the corresponding week last year.
Total outside New York, SGr. s5s.si5. or -
Dor cont. Incranan.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-12-29

Baltimore. Dec. 2s-seaboard common,
loal04: do preferred. lhza. Bonds, -,
D45i.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-12-29


Markets.
The Morning News ONCE,
Friday. Dec. -.
The close Of the present week Is the
last Of the present calendar year. ana
marks the close OF one OF the most pros
psrous years in the history OF local trade.
The commercial interests may boast OF
,he fact that savannahs record Is such
"A TO compare favorably with any other
city in the country for Improvement IN
every direction that contributes TO the 80.
Enlistment OF a great seaport, As con-
plaint Is heard from none Il IS unneces-
cary 20 name the branches that have
prospered
The best index TO the business transact
ed during the calendar year Is the bank
clearinss for 1900. reference TO which Is
made Ia the local columns. II Is pretty
cafe 70 say that few. II any. other cities
in the country can make a showing with
the increase In clearings far above an
hundred millions OF dollars.
Nothing Of interest has characterised the
loeal markets during the week closing TO.
day Cotton ruled steady and quiet mos,
Of the week. with very little trading be-
,uz done The turpentine market showed
a tendency 20 yield Resins ruled firm
after a sharp decline In pales The whole
sale markets ruled quiet. The following
rosume OF the markets will show their
tone and quotations at the closing to-day:
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-12-29

Charleston. Dec. &-Sea Island cotton.
quotations unchanged. Receipts. 90 bags;
exports, so; sales. iis. stock. 2.2ei
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-12-29
,,,,rnIy COTTON REPORTS.

New York. Dec. 2s.-compera'ive cotton
abatement for the week ending to-aay'
Net receipts AZ al uniteo sta'ea -, -.
norris during week ......-.........' 1-ffeo
~. r.ceIpts al all United states
norts during same week last
year .................s.s.sssss AAsfto /
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-12-29
ulsorII.aNrors MARKrrs.

Note.-Theae quotations are revised
daily. aud are kept IS near as possible
IN acoord with the prevailing @isoiesale
prices. Onicial quotations are not used
when they disagree With the prices whole
aalers ask
counsry aud Northern Produce.
pOUIsTTt1 The market - STEADY etc
tatlons. Broilers. S41bc per pair. half
grown. 5000 thrce-fo1rths grown. 20
a. hens cq7sc: roosters f09oc ducks
na7sc. geese I5cg<i.oo.
rgGs-Fresh candlsd &c: cold etor.
age. 10
HITTER tone Of the market Il
arm. Quotations. Cooking. 1ic: imita-
rlons. ~: New York state dairy. .ii1c
extra Einins, &c.
cHEEsE--Market firm; fancy fan
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-12-29

10 Great Britain. i,sia a.. to France. a6s.
W. 70 me ooniinenl. LIZ Is.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-12-29

IRISH s--Norttern. "a as87s
sack
cABBAGE-sato per heads crates saE
a2s0
ONIONS yellow. In barrels GE:
crates BIZ: red. x2S
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-12-29
FLUCTUATIONS N FUTURES.

New York. DeC. H--Cotion futures
opened quiet and closed quiet Prices a.
follows:
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-12-29

Comparative statement OF net receipts
az ali the ports from Sept. J. 1870 20 Fri
day evening. Dec. q. 1902, and from Sept.
]. 1879. to Friday. Dec % lssa
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-12-29

same Day Last Year:
Spirits Turpentlne-,stcady. al isc: snles.
65i casks.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-12-29
REVIEW OF THE MARKETS.
CONDITION or GENERAL TRADE
DURING THE PAST WEEK.

FAVORABLE showinRs for the caien-
dnr Made la All Branches-Bank
CIearinEs show a Phenomenal In
crease - Local and TeIsEraphie
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1900-08-20
PERSONAL MENTION,

j. s. Barton is here from Kansas
City.
Thomas E. Curtin returned last even.
ing from a trip to New York.
d. Il. Mervine and wife, of Kansas
City, are sight seeing about town.
Frank Emerson is In the city from
his Cow Creek ranch buying supplies
today.
L.. Spokesman and Il. d. Aller,
Kansas City shirt drummers, are in
town today.
Mrs. Helen Thayer, a literary woman
from Jerome, Ariz., left this morning
for Ojo Caliente.
f. +. Pine, superintendent of county
schools, is up from his Galisteo ranch
home on official duty.
Mrs. J. d. Blanchard was taken very
III suddenly last evening, but is reported
to be much better this morning.
o. G. Watson has returned from a trip
to Taos valley, where he found business
rather quiet owing to the long drought.
Frederick Benkler, of Albuquerque,
Is sight seeing in the city in company
with Philip Benkler, Of Philadelphia.
W. R. Marmaduke, of Arizona; W. r.
McGrath, Chicago; Arthur II. Wise,
New York, are late arrivals In the city.
Captain Henry M. Davis has been
very III at his home for several DAYS
past, but is reported as somewhat i'm
proved today.
Mrs. j. l.. Zimmerman and daughter
will return from Las Vegas this even
Ing. They have spent a month there
with Mrs. Zimmerman's mother.
B. W. Hammers. Of Madrid, Colo, is
quite III at the Exchange. He arrived
yesterday, making the trip by team via
Trinidad, Red River valley and Taos.
G. Eads, wife and three children ar
rived at the Exchange from San Anto-
MO, Tex, yesterday, coming here to
locate. Mr.. Eads Is q member of the
Texas bar, and frankly states that his
business Is that of "lawyer and polici-
cian."
II. M. Laird and wife came up from
Cerrillos yesterday, bringing their daugh
ter, who will remain here with her
brother employed at the Santa Fe
depot, while receiving medical treat.
ment.
Hon. G. f. Easley returned yesterday
from q trip to Cerrillos, where on Satur-
day night he participated In the initia-
ton OF three new members of CerrIllos
lodge No. 10, A. +. h A. M. Among
the newly made Masons was George W.
Greene.
Mrs. j. H. Walker arrived from Rat1n
Saturday night to be sat the bedside of
her son, who suffered from a shock Of
lightning last Friday. Judge Walker,
who Is with a summer camping party In
northern Colfax county, has been notified
by messenger from Springer and will
arrive here In q day or two.
Hugh Smith, owner of the Palace
hotel, Ration, and . heavy weight trout
fisherman who will back his brother
J%oke-and this Is no joke-as the best
trout killer in the territory for 81, 900,
spent yesterday among capital city
friends. c. e. Smyer, also Of Ration,
was also In the city yesterday.
Arthur Knaebel came In from Wood
/! bury camp, Cochiti district, yesterday
! and left this forenoon for Banded noun.
tain In the northern part Of the TERRA
Amarillo grant where he will fish and
hunt for two weeks with q party from
Rocky Ford, Colo. He states that the
Woodbury. mill Is now cleared OF debris
from the recent fire, and that arrange
ments for putting In q new mill are
progressing very satisfactorily.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1900-08-20
MINOR CITY TOPICS.

Horse collars and sweat pads at Goe-
bells.
The territorial supreme court meets
here Thursday, August %.
The district court convenes at the
court house on September 2.
The fire alarm sounded twice this
morning, the smouldering debris in the
Ortiz block breaking out afresh.
The sidewalks along the Spiegelberg
property and the Breeder house on
Palace Q are in dangerous condi-
tion and should be promptly repaired.
Leonard Johnson, representing a New
York publication, sang yesterday fore
noon at the Presbyterian church and al
the M. K. church services last evening.
Camilo Padilla's son was baptized
yesterday afternoon. He 1as named
George Fred, after George Fred Will.
Jams, the silver champion of Massa-
chusetts.
at the cathedral this morning for the
repose of the soul of the late Mrs. VIM
White.
At the Bon Ton: ]. j. Fountain
, Kansas City: Joseph Deegen, Denver;
Geo. w. Arringoe, Carlsbad, Texas; J
H. McKinnon, Kansas; Mrs. j. e
Franklin, Albuquerque; P. j. Morgan
Copper Hill.
At the Exchange: Mrs. G. E. Ander.
son, Hawthorne, Iowa; b. w. Ham
mers, Madrid, Colo; G. Eads and fam.
lily, San Antonio. Texas; Mrs. Heller
Thayer. Jerome, Ariz.; H. M. Laird
wife and daughter. Cerrillos; John Han
son, Alamosa; j. o. Hallett, Buffalo
N. Y; w. H Ryan. Durango.
Wagon loads of the Pojoaque ant
Chimayo melons were on the marke
this morning and sold readily at low
figures. The melon crop in that section
Of Santa Fe county is said to be YER.
fine this season.
Pablo Martinez, merchant at SAINT,
Cruz, is in the city and reports that tn
dry weather has greatly injured crop
in northern Santa Fe county. A larg
area Of beans was put in in that sectio
! this spring, and he fears the bean Gro
e will be a total failure, which will be
great hardship to the farmers of tina
: section.
t The bureau of immigration has sell
: several packages of literature concern
q ing the resources of the territory to Oh
cago, where these pamphlets will b
, distributed, where they will do som
good, by Judge John r. Nc File who a
department commander of the &. A. l
will attend the national encampmer
there next week.
Parties from Pueblo, Colo, are in tn
t city seeking 300 laborers to go to wor
ON the Texas Greek, Colo, d. & r. {
extension for Orman & Crook, the we
a known Colorado railroad builders. TT
. men are offered $500 and 1925 a day.
t At the Palace: s. J. Hulsinger, Tut
son, Arizona; e. c. Abbott, Red Rive
City; D. T. Ervine and wife. Kansa
city; Thos. e. Curtin, city; F. w. Nj
u Bang Falton, Kansas City; John T
Murphy. Pueblo; James s. Benton
Kansas City; w. D. Jacoway, Denver
, Mrs. J.. l.. Schuyler and children, j
Moro, Colo; M. 7. Donoho, Denver;
w. Jarratt, Paris. Texas; Ed. A. Sacl
EFT, Denver; Lena Evans, Paola, Kas
r Mrs. Lizzie Watson. Tecumseh, Kas
r Mrs. o. G. Nesbett. Alamosa.