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The Lewiston teller. (Lewiston, Idaho) 1900-1905, 1902-08-28

In value Of its patented lands Nez
Pesce county is now second in the list OF
Idaho counties, according to the table oi
equalized values just revised by the state
board. In round numbers Nex Perce's 4
farm lands are valued at 81 500, 900
Latah county heads the list with s. .soo,.
600 but has 4i6.A69 patented acres ss
against 7i7,787 in this county. The
lands Of Ada county are equaiized a,
SII.35 per acre those Of N~x rerce q,
% - per acre Nez Perce again beinp
second in the list. In I.atah the boars
raised the values 3s per cent. and Ia
Nez Perce county 10 per cent. over thu
figures turned IN by the assessor. Thi
added t74I .o79 So to the assessment roll
Of this county.
The Lewiston teller. (Lewiston, Idaho) 1900-1905, 1902-08-28

Miss Diila Boyd Is in the city from,
LeEore.
The Lewiston teller. (Lewiston, Idaho) 1900-1905, 1902-08-28
STATE BOARD FIXES TAXES
State Board Refuses 10 Raise assessment
Rates on RAILROAD lines Blaime and Csa-
yon Brings Action Against State.

yon Brings Action Against State.
Monday by vote Of three 70 two the
the state board Of equalixaiion refused IL
increase the assessment OF railroad prop.
sr.y IN the state excepting that the main
lines Of the Northern Pacific and Great
Northern were raised fro II 82So to 4 mile
to $500 mile.
There were some minor changes on
branch lines. The Pacific & Idaho
Northern was assessed at S3soo. . reduc.
Jon of f2So a mile. The Clearwater
fbranch Of the Northern Pacific was 6xed
at f4ooo. The Salmon River branch oi
the Short Line was assessed at t3soo
The Boise. Nampa & Owyhee was a..
sessed at $a2So. reduction Of $780,
The assessment Of the Western Union
Telegraph company was fixed at $50 Z
mile for the first wire. and increase Of s.
and SIS for each additional wire, an in.
crease of s.. The telephone assessmen,
is SOS and SIS, the same as last year.
Following is the state tax levy made
for the wear: Ada, ta6.444. so; Bannock
$I7,Ioa 60; Bear Lake. So. 1865: Bing
ham. 81 3.oSo. as; Blaine, 81 ,oIo 81; Boise
1856 90; Canyon, SIs.483 IS; Cassia
1924 AZ, Custer. f35S3 So; Gilmore. $SIs.
20 Fremont, $I3.4I3.6o; Idaho. $Io, ,37I
%; Lemhi. $3.50 o8; Lincoln. $637a.a7
Neg Perce. $IS $3.50. Oneida. SIR ,o3a SO
Owyhee, $7848. II; Shoshone. $I3.4S4.o .o3
Washington, ST. 2,4o4 50.
Blaine and Canyon county commits
sioners on hearing OF the boards decision
instructed their county at.orneys tO brins
an action against the state to compe
higher railway assessments. This actor
was filed on Tuesday. Five or six other
counties are expected to join in the suit
Those voting against the raise In rail
| road taxes were Governor Hunt, Secre
| tasy of state Basset and Treasurer PUN
mer Those for the raise were Attorney
General Martin and Auditor Jones.
The Lewiston teller. (Lewiston, Idaho) 1900-1905, 1902-08-28
THE SCHOOLS OPEN MONDAY


stsvel New School House.
Vacation Is ended and next week will
see the gathering Of many hundreds of
school children IN the different schools
Ut the state to take up the work of an.
other year. Children Of all conditions
and stations Of life meet ia the school
room on common level aud learn
together the lessons Of life that lead
to useful citizenship. Freedom and
equality were never better taught aud
exempli6ed than in the machinery Of
our public schools.
In Lewiston on Monday next the
school bell will call almost 1000 child
rem before the teachers in the Various de-
partlneuts of the city schools. Superin-
tendent r. N. Wright returned Monday
from his vacation trip and has been
busily engaged since with the preparatory
work Of organization. Fifteen teachers
make up the corps OF instructors en-.
gagged in the city this year and with .
few exceptions these are all present and
ready to take up the work.
School will be called Monday and the
enrolment taken. Then ~ Monday il
labor day and holiday NO further work
will be dCne. On Tuesday the regular
work of term will begin IN all depart
ments. Az organized the school year is
divided into two terms, the first Of four
months ending 1t the holiday vacation
the next Of eve months. There are pro.
motions made at the end Of each term.
Following are the teachers secured lor
the year: Supt., r. N. Wright; Asst.
Principal, Chas. M. Carson, of Franklin
Indiana; and grade teachers Joel Jenifer,
Misses Matilda Jennings. Rrrtha Storey,
Alice Sculiy, Katherine Anderson. Min
ME Harrington. Bernice Mccoy. Olive
Neal, Eula Ward, Maud Mcknight and
Mrs. Alice NJ. Shat. Prot. E. /. Doyle
has charge Of the East End school and
Miss Lena Ward OF the crites depart.
ment, Of last years teachers Misses
Stension and Martin have secured posi-
ticns in Spokane aud Miss Williams has
retui ned home on account Of her health.
The schools will be greatly crowded
this year and the board il planning ways
and means to supply the pressing needs.
One plan under con liberation il the build
ing Of ward school on the Hill to take
care Of all pupils from that diatrict below
the sixth grade. Nothing definite has q
yet been done but probably Lewiston will
follow out the plan of all cities in having
ward schools In the various districts aud
central high school building.
The Lewiston teller. (Lewiston, Idaho) 1900-1905, 1902-08-28

Yesterday afternoon while the wind
was blowing a strong gale there was
fire alarm turned in and the. fire COM
panies rushed to the scene Of action but
the confagration had been extinguished
before their arrival.
A chimney. III the house Of Mrs. Sulli-
van east of the court house, had been
fred and the roof caught slightly. The
occupants however succeeded in putting
it out before it gained any headway.
The Lewiston teller. (Lewiston, Idaho) 1900-1905, 1902-08-28

- INST asiie rom
hearing some motions and setting sou,e
The Lewiston teller. (Lewiston, Idaho) 1900-1905, 1902-08-28

While crossing the FIRST load OF wheat
at Ba.ait Monday the ferry boat was
torn from, the cables and iioated mile
down the Clearwater. The hoat has
been returned however and placed into
position Yesterday.
The Lewiston teller. (Lewiston, Idaho) 1900-1905, 1902-08-28
Listle Ice Rlss nsst.

Joey Riggs, the 3-year old son Of Cen.
D. Riggs, fell from horse last week and
sustasned such IN injury 70 his spine that
he Il suffering from partial paralysis OF
the lower limbs. His parents brrngh,
him TO the city this week from their
Waha home and he 10 receiving medical
treatment.
The Lewiston teller. (Lewiston, Idaho) 1900-1905, 1902-08-28

Miss Kennedy Of Lewiston will open 4
millinery store In the vacant room in n.
w. Shelburn's dwelling September ist.
The stock will consist Of LARGE line Of
millinery and notions. Miss L ,usetta
Stodghill will have the management OF
the business. - Peck Press.
The Lewiston teller. (Lewiston, Idaho) 1900-1905, 1902-08-28
INORilAl scHoOl SEPT "a.


exsnlAaeieA Je61y- yAosDoss ChGoeA ~.
Tahe CAarSs = cssaly ssAsslE ~ b
Wednesday The Lewiston Ssase ncsnili
will open ~ sixth year. The dnFusttcftee3
will be In 6vst class order aud an enrnlj.
naent Of over sSo stus1enta h sxpeclef
Stx years ag0 the scho0l ~ oeGna1SeSi
il lhe old Urosaein 3 Binrayd nm Mn
an atts tAdance of anuse s. sauslkUsa rlaSaa
year the capacity u tho larGe fus1f elneY
brick will be crowded 10 IL fnl1euk 6yEtenf, !,
A demaud will Be made l6f alkl lefir
grounds and building Ia order n AeepE
the inssitution up - the seeaeIAii NJ.
qutred Of inodern culleReAs The IN Soc1
will b. Ia charge of Pres. neo. i. xnep
per assisted BY Profeeaoss Hnntes. 1n1k.
tagton and Randall, Aisaes KMhs Ip2i-
herd and Mr.. HaWes. Mr.. HaW9e &il1s
have charge Of the traintne ilepas = 4,
4 number of children frosn IN MI Nh
attend. III & u III 81
Connty 6upt. Mss. Robust sunislesls si,y
Rroaeaspa Talkinston and Ieail6f m
holding she tenta- annual leacheya ~
aminatiOn II the court hcaoe ta1oS.
the following - ~ of ~ san.su n
ahOae present: v ssEs
Mn. Hattie Parker Cyst Il. neayles@
sop. 4. G. Wood, Lewistou; stella WV.
1Ates M1x8te ~. UeEtyt k11tA4 f9uu1144ysa
y. W. Hdminister. Nes fsyrsft n ~, Axla
1owne. Osear HoRsp, CtArkst0M: s1ato
Steele. Mamie kichafAaou, Me1yooe:
Otis 4. Jones, Sherulan Caae. Cu16l ~ ~:
MrA Luln Severns. Wtsllake; Wnl. i, !,
| McClelland, 6OashWick: !: =. n. lleA1
Peck; Diliia Boyd. j. 3. lsAf. Jses y
Rlve Oyheas, l.elaud.
The condili0n 81 the cnNnlfy eci,pols
u Nes Rerce county have chan9ed IL ahn
lase two vears, Wbete schools Nese
having shnee And fcNr Wooth tefran ~
present. they ~ hovinx MI, axSelI 6i(sl
soase tines ntne nlouths dastng t1se II.
This change has beei, heou36t SlioSf
/. csssse q passnts6 l.ud ncssaQe ~
4 ss.cnsss nave eseo 80 aotefse4 tee.9 tA
! sa.ssv Iom kyo 9na y3S % ~ 49, 1o
ont1. ~ 80 ueen sne seesle a. 81
u.a...n9 Y o1s cu1nsfy naose
The county ssps5in,so ode.x - - N
nished - with sosne N ~ ,.11 y S1f
thoee Who viii take charxe u fhe sej ~
,in the cuuntrv drfins fhs =, I,,fSlSS
months. Ralph rosssinSn 81 q n ~ ri9IIIs
/ has been elected princiual & Nssueyoss !.
The Lewiston teller. (Lewiston, Idaho) 1900-1905, 1902-08-28

Henry Fair has been up the Clear.
water this week taking mountain views
The sun., 1902-07-02
DISTgILING co. WINS tGtIN.
Decision b, Vice chancellor E.mrr, Against
wipduulIrr and Bitur.

Chancellor Emery ~ Sev Jersey
rendered q decision YESTERDAY against
Louis Windmullrr ard Nail an ur. who
hold 80 ~ tho first preferred shares of The
Spirits Distributing Company. the Dlstilling
COMPANY ~ America owning the remaining
1! .caH shares - that company mis- - the
fourth sr!lr hrough, hv 'h, sam" plaintiffs
"a prevent ~" pi-tilhng Company of
America from dissolying 'he Srults DIS
'rthu'ing Company H. m" first three
SUITS ~" different courts decid~i m favor
uf the pis'i.hug company ~ America and
a. ~'qu.uc" few weeks ago tho Spirits
D'~'ritu'ing Company Was finally dissolved
hv yp'" of OH" pis',lling COMPANY of
America
1h"r-upon he latest suit vss begun 10
prevent IN" dlr'S''or~ ~ the Spirits Dis
trihutIug COMPANY. Who are also directors
ot ~" pi~tillihg Company of America.
from acting A. trustees in 'he digestion of
~" a-~..t~ of th" d,-'rihuting CS,mpauv
Tn" plaintiff ',~n iravei Cor IN" spI-,ini
uar' of = rrrnivrr uf ihn distributing c,n-
yauN assets Nio'.-t tharcclLur Emery 10
rl"t IN" application fpr q rcrpiver. and ac.
C"p'"i 'h" bid ui I",i Never a. general
counsel ~ 49,. Disabling COMPANY -
America. nf 81 rs 53N ~ FOR all of me asset,
~ 'he Distributing company
The sun., 1902-07-02
~ RIIC DFRT NTATENENT
Decrease In the Debt In juno of sI3.Ol7.
357 increase In Treasury tash.

WASHINGTON. july IN" public debit
statement i~sucd to-day hv the Treasury
n-partren'. shows:
The rni,cd Siate~ decreased Sl3.Gi2 ~:
~" in'crcs' learing debt was unchanged
the debt on which interest has c.as.'d do
creased 81 90 the deh, hraring no interest
increased t2i! 57i while 'h" cash m tho
Treasury Increased il3 c2a $50
tn" debt on Jun" ~ stood
Interest b.arlug debit snyi .O1O $50. debt
on which interest had C"a-"d 81 20 Stsl.
bearing no interest sJsS .S'"i's a total -
81. .s?S o2l SSG
Tho cash In tho Treasury j. made up W
the foll"v'ng rcns
ReSery- fund Gold coin and bullion.
sl5OUNp"0. trusts fund.- 20 redeem out
standing cert tifca'c-. gold coin sStH. So tsSp
silver dollars and luiiuu s,s3 p1s .tsp
General fund Gold "uiu lu.'uu and cor.
'iticate- slO7 i0i l?'. silver dolsr~. rulhuu
ant certificates SIS .-j.gNs lu.'..i Srst"~
note. siuIi5.IBl ufl'r s--.''~ s2I.sil 80
IN National Rank dcuus,taJ'- si2n 80 .I5.
total ~ go Sl9.5i"
Against this ti"r" we're rtI's'ur.lIig:
,.nld cert ireots-. s7is sse Nsa: Silvor cor
isso srr.rvp. miscellaneous liahiii'i"s
ssl sss is,5 ',.,.'ryo fund. sit"UDDH. lrav-
ing an 1vAilai. cash l,'auo" Of t7Os so ilc
During ~" fiscal yptr met "ul"t iN"
debit 90 "" '.'.! ~fa'n- .''. r"a-,i s. 81
- ~" interest '-ar.uy N U,-.r"i-..d
So G.G7u. 20. ~" ''u' .r Vi,h .r'"'"-' has
,-a-..d ,l,s.r"l-.I s'S4 - .Hn ,'"ff ''aTiHg
no Interest irrr"l-,'t 81 -. 5;2 N'.." no
cash iu ~" 1r"a-'rv 'u'r'a-"d ST. 94O F9i
The sun., 1902-07-02
Notes Eram VAN street.

~" officer of the American smelling aud
E.uuug company -Hy they regard the suit
Instituted hy "a" Ntnru"y-tiencral OF Colo
RADIO against tho company to annm - char
ter 100 that state as q political move by the
Attorney General and of no importance
ISuorts % oopp"r from IN" nted States
in June were - Suo fon- While m Increase
ui @ ~. tons over IT." sam" month last year
they -hoN a., rrg -. of .aly tons onmpared
with the month previous
- ftr .~ could o." learned Yesterday ,h"
Q rftrd ~fH''-. tr1r," lfu-iee- torporu' lou. IN
voIi,rai"d - ir"utou or Monday stl Ju au-
thuug"d fIit ~ rto,h ut 800 ,Fan ti- uo con
ne,ttou WITH '.tlrr thD fttuuHt canal project
OF with t." new ut"d state ~uphuullirr
Company It. obIrtt D. stated fo bs to al
a. p.-vu' aud promoter Of various "ut~rpf i-..-.
10th a. thi- country guu ~ MrNtCN. IN which
~ - topod to Interest French capttal
Richard NJ A.hton. foT several YEAR gem
~ra superintendent OF th" thi'ago aud North-
western kuilfond, has teen promoicd Ia bs
As>l-t aut General Mnnagf, aud William II
Cant tllou, Nr h-hou's former assistant. l.
made general superintendent.
The sun., 1902-07-02
Consolidated National BanL

Tho Consolidated National BANK, which
is 20 hnv" Close connect ions with the Con-
-olidatcd Stock and Petroleum Exchange.
vas organized Yesterday hv the election
uf tho following dircc'or- Mortimer "
Nacar. Pre-ideui uf tho Consolidated EN-
,hauHo. Edv ard e. Burg"sS. Prr-idcut of
the Produce Exchange J Icmplc Gwath-
Iusv. Prr-ideu' IT 'h" Cotton Exchange
John " GrigG-. Perry Belmont, Geora"
: Hart Geurg" Croker. . u Ashley
X 4 'h"-..hruugh. jonathan Il Currry d.
,halenCa Whitman, Oscar l. Richard
Henry e. Brew stsr and Willis = painc
'hc former state banking superintendent
Mr Paine - slated for IA" Presidency of
ia. new hank. which has a capital of 81 ,po,-
Or and a surplus - like amount II will
bc ~ u BrnndNav
The sun., 1902-07-02
DISSENSION ~ NyaCK CLIB.
Hoard ot Go,rrno Stands . Ia I on
Question ot selling Liquor.

NrAtK y : July Tho members ~
'hc NvacE country club wealthy social
orgaui1a, ION hav" l~come divided over m"
question ~ establishing n caf" m ,hr club
hpu-' ami ~"liing spirituous liquors there
= ~, 10" organiZ iZa'ion - this club. over
ton v"ar~ ago ~ has had pro, porous
rsrand no. winc- or liquors hsv" f~"r sold
uppu ~" premises. A. the lss' m'~i ling
- 'ha Board e Governors - th" club a
resolution WIS adopted 90 open a cafe m
th. cIuphpu~.. fpr M" "a" - hpUpr~ and
wines
when vote was 'alcn un N" r"-oiut On
-r,"u m.utar~ - ~" Bard - Governors
voted fpr N and four voted against y n
~lon ~ 'h' resolution wa declared carried
'h" faut who voted AGAIN. ~. b"iug men
= prumii"nC. boz church work immediately
resigned and l"'' 'h" ciVh
m" cub inruic~ IN - meml-r-h p
'l" WetIfhi'.' rc~id"li- - thi- .""'iHr.
and vh..- ~" action 81 iho B,aui ~ GOV
rr'r.r- iu rs'ahh.hirg u 'af" ~ 'ho club
n,..-r hss cr.atad % li'' % -itT ~ L. thought
% viii not aNrc' tho cart'or Il ~" ,.lur
The sun., 1902-07-02
WESTERN UNION 10 FIGHT?
LSstL strrLE WIN PENNSSi-
ttNIt a. N. PRFDfTTEB.
Rumer Aiss ss,. the nsnrssd Hesitate.
to sign . Ceotrae, Win the Postal
ss'upsn, snd That Gsuid M Lon
sec seotrois the western tuion.

pItII ,ntIr nm. L,lv 4, ....,r. f,,,r
-
''''"- ,ur'n' h'r" ''-daN thAt th"r" h"@
- N'' b'%n ~" contract signed between
~" PvDu-vlvan,a Railroad Company and
tho Tu-tal Telegraph Jounany and th.
ti,.b ,r .,,., ,s,.,r.,,,. . - :, ~. .t,,,, o.,
- :, a., =. +, a, ,,!.
""y' "" W.. p"'' "' T. " Hs'''n''h
amt J ffrpnnt Morgan to the way IN which
the PENNSYLVANIA has arteSi In It's EFFORTS
to ,crninat. business relations With IN.
v,.,.,,, t',io, r.l,.g,,,h ,,,,,,,.,x
g., t,....'.. =,
''"'' u,u ""kul' u
here. '"ntr"i NOR" "i th" Sto'k oi IN" West
"rn Union company than does 1,corg"
CoulI a,J "a ltl.. h, yas ,.jIlip, 'o s,th,pi,
The sun., 1902-07-02
lhsnSed So That the Eight Per Cent.
Devtdends shall he >on-s cumulative.

TRENTON. n. j, July l Tho Trenton
potteries Company flied an amended char
Ter IN the Secretary of states officn to-day.
changing the character OF n. preferred stock
20 that in future the : per vent. DIVIDEND
which II tears will ta non -c1Imula' ivp. and
carrying out plan of IA" rr,.'ntly clsc,ed
Board of Directors for capitalizlns the
accumulated dividends which now amount
to SS50.Ofo or ~ PER cent. of ~" par valu"
of preferred stock.
This plan which has been aSs"n'.sj tn hv
seven-eighths of the stock holders ~ that th.
company i-~u" to each holder of pr"f,rr,d
stock ratifying the agreement funding Ger
tifcates for 30 much of the accumulated
dividends a. u due on his stock Ih,-" cot
tifcates are 20 be in full sai ailsfac'Iuu IT
such accumulations and ar" to bear = Ter
cent. interest payable exclusively out e
the earnings ~ each year. Beginning n"St
January IL j. proposed to sat a>ii" "a fund uf
saS .n0 each year for the redemption uf the
refunding C,artificai"s 1hes. will b" ptlr-
chased In open market At price not above
par, II possible" but otherwise th" crrtit-
Gates Will be drawn bv lut from 'h. holders
and redeemed IN the quantities provided
for.
The Interest on the refIndiug certificates
II 20 be first d',lucts>i from th. earnings pr
each year, then the dividends IN tho PR
ferred stock are Ia b" paid and AftorVari
the s35 600 redemption fund and aIy f,ri her
earnings will he applied iu 10" ,.tlwou
stock The dir,~Ctors believe that tie agro-a-
rnent will within a few months lra ruiiGrI
by practically all IN" sto, kduli"r-
The sun., 1902-07-02

The Tear Remark able for the Number
of silver Prer~s Executed.

wAsHIsoToS. july A statemen, ~ tho
coinage Mt the United Ststos min,s during
the fiscal year 81 1899 i--u-d to-day hv tho
Treasury Department. shows that during
tho twelve months Iust ended thcrc wore
executed lei .<io5O3 coins Of all d"nomina-
tions with an Aggregate value ~ s.. ga a7S.
as compared with coinage oi i7G gga iy2
pieces with q total value Of sI3G SEQ. .7si. ~
1901. an increase IN the number - pieC,-
~ &.t?o,57<. but a d"crea-" in valu" IT
Sal ,si4.i03.
The gold coined Ia 1912 amounted 20
5.s2s, ,Ssi piece- with value ~ 81 aSO s52
as against s.'s9.ii2 piece ;1igai n :sa OGS
TiS In 1901 Tn" total silver coined Ia ia12
comprised a. Fl? 454 piece valued ~ $50
iio $40. being l,-s ia numh"r of coins hv
s.575.2l0. and ia value by 5llg. .i29 than the
product Of the mints for 1901
The number Of minor coins executed AZ
the mint- increased from % 49, asa IA 1901
TO iiT,77s sol In ie07. Will" 10" total value
of this class Increased bu' slightly. from
% OCs .Jes, Ia 1901, - g. t2p "a iu 1872 nearly
twenty million NOR" or.-'"u' pio,'-- having
been executed n 1872. than 10 i'Oi
A. a whole the wear i's2 Na~ remarkable
for the numbor ~ silver pi"cc- and minor
coins executed and he" d"cr"a-e in tho
coinage of gold. due IN larg" measure, 10
the need of silver IN the iu~tIlar possessions
Of the United States.
The sun., 1902-07-02
.. 0tERrev PuNs Ss
ssee~~sss the Fsrm. g. . Wss rr.ss ae<sesss
Wieh sa At,s~assus t.earus

Deputy sheriff Govan has r~c-iv~d an
attachment for sa~Ss against . Ov-rtun
Pain" Go. s,ockbrnkrr-. II s. Broad-
say. IN favur - Conrad Bsckrr ~ Redhud
N for halanc~ d,I~ on stock transact ions
from Or 10, isni. ~ MAY q. igIs Tho
a''achm"nt VA granted on tho ground
that 10th ~" partners, J OVerton Paine
and Arthur Paine. arr non residents
T. va alleged that several demands have
h'"u mldr ~ y" firms ofs,' fnr h- money
bat the manager r'f,l-.si - p,y u N N"
an-"n~' Il w Pain. Assistant Deputy
Sh'riH M~;iyn~v visited IN. uf'cr a. 81
broadway. vhrrr h" wa- informed that the
hrn had hr"n stsS,ss,isd on June by a
cutporat,on. the ! Ov-rton Paine Com
plny, and had given "a bill Of sale two
weeks ago II all IA. offios furniture 70 the
corporation.
j Overtnn Paine has had n pics 'ur-sque
cap-'r -int~ h" cam" from florida som"
wears agn to Wall Street lie lscam"
mrnt-T ut th" Ion~nii iat"t Stock and
Petroleum t'chang". and whi" "a ui"Inlrr
uf thai institution sp"Culatcd heavily IA
stuck- until 10" W. ahead e the game
.pp.vO ur murr "" left ih" Consolidated
Egohangr and organi1rd a New York stock
~ chang" firm. with y - schuyler. mem
l-~ ~ that exchange. a- hi- partner The
Stock ENchang- authorities raised oh-
!cc'ions which r,sui,rJ IN Mr. SCHUYLER
Withdrawing Mr. Paine has since CON
Quoted business under lis own name and
has sdvertised extensively One of his
recent ADVERTISEMENTS intimated he was
conducting hull pool in Amalgamated
Copper stock, which has been pretty weak
lately
The sun., 1902-07-02
sRops BtwaGEB m sroRws
ts.l wers Win &saaasn, hsinf aii
~Pr,na Mheai IDelna Veil.

wAsHiNoruN. july Tho v~-giv crop
r,ppr' i--,s.,i hy ~. Weather hir~au TODAY
gi,-- M. fo.l"sing general summary
fhr uurth"rp purttun- 90 th~ country
"t-t II tha Rocky Maintains hav" stprr-
ino'd another d.-'id''dly cool week With
generally abundant rainfall In the South
"rn States N" week srras~d warm, With
ph"upm"nal'V heavy rains, wh"rn thrv
N"fr gr'a'y nc-,i..d OVER "A largo part ~
t",t- and portion. - Northern Louisiana
and s,u'herr Arkansas Much nrs',l''d
r1in~ ai-n usSgrrNi iu pnrtion- OF IA" c'n-
tral GuIf district. Tcnur--s~' and NJ" mlddl"
Atlantic States. hut drought conditions
ar' beginning 10 hr quit" seriously fet In
tho east Gulf States.
Nipl"n, local storms caused n large amount
II damage la s~.ntral Indiana and southern
OHIO ca the Pacific Cast the week was
tuu ,,ol for favorable growth m Washing
tom and ur'g'u, hui satisfactory "unditiorl~
prevailed IN california. Wh~rs an cr, -
lr' u1iIrtug rapidly and harv~-' '. in
r''n' rsi pfugr''--
~" ,'n'sruni lav temp -,,tur"s through
uuf 10" cpru l-'r hay' checked tine growth
u' corn AMI h'd'y rains interrupted ,Ui'i.
Ni'luu over Hrg' dr'.ts. 'h"~" faNur,h'"
rf.,t- l-iug general over IA" uorth hpTn
portion ut ~" p'iuCipl' ourn states, whcnr
warm -uusn lra grN Wvat her arr great ly
uc.St,.d and ESPECIALLY in 'h" LAKE Region
and upper Mississippi Valley The crop
j. IN "t,-'llrn' condi ION IN Kansas, Missouri.
ken'ucky. tennessee and In ih" south
Atlantic States and while reCpnt rains hsv~
greatly benefited late corn In the w--t
Gulf districts, ~" early planted i u v-ry
ppor crop
Over the southwestern portion 81 the
winter "a heat t"l' the bulk of the winter
wheat crop ha- ls-'n cut. hut harvesting
has bs"n much tnlavcd over IN" northern
por'iou ~ the Western districts and gen
erallv throughuur IN" eastern portion
In port ions ~ the central ana upper Ohio
Valley he crop hh- ~l~t unci serious dam
age from sever" lu'1l storms
The general condition ~ spring wheat 10
promising. although it, advancement has
h""n somewhat checked IA port ions NJ
tho spTng wheat region Considerable
lodging has resulted from high winds IN
eastern South Dakota and some rust -
rrport''d from southern Minnesota The
crop is now heading ia IA" northern portion
of m. spring wheat region
Considerable lodging IT oats ~ reported
from IN. States Of Missouri aud upp.r
Mississippi valleys. but on the whole. this
crop has progressed iavorsblv and a general
j. Indicated
Cotton continues - suffer for rain in
IN" south central portion of the cotton
holt
The sun., 1902-07-02
4. s. STEEL CORPORATION CtSE.
Decision Not Likely To he Given >e>t
Monday Niriam Brrgrr's order.

TrESroN, y J July -The June term
II tar Court Of Errors and Appeals ended
to-day and hefor" adjournment the court
held conference at which next Monday
was fixed n the date for III" first general
conference member uf IN" court said
after 'o-dsy'- conference that there Nss
htil" likeli hood ~ n decision on the appeal
~ the Iul'rd States Steel Corporation a.
that tim" ~ two Of th- judge who -a' IN
IN. Casr ar" eypested 10 h" absent
IT." ca-- NAV. however, b- Informally
discussed with view to eNpcditing "A
final decision At the first subsequent con
ferCu~.
The brief - Rolprt II McCarter. repre-
snuting Miriam B~rGrr, n preferred stock
holder who secured restraining order In
tho Court of ChanC"rv enioiuing tho con
version of pr.f' rred stock into bonds. was
submitted - the court TODAY " was
stipulated that the brief should contain only
IN" points raised hv Mr. McC Carter in his
verbal argument la-' week and This agree-
msnt wa adhered 20