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CanÌƒon City record. [volume] (CanÌƒon City, Colo.) 1883-192?, 1904-08-25
p.p.tm.n, Of N. Interior.

Department of the Interior
Land oftsce at Pueblo, Cole, July is, 1904.
Notice is hereby given this; the following
named settler hiss tle6 notice of his intention %
make rnsl proof in support of his claim. and
thAs said prcof viii be made before Clerk of the
District Court AZ Canon City. Colo on Septern-
the Lots and 3, 5 = NEA, sec l, T i7 :, ~
He names the following witnesses to prove
HE continuous residence upon and cultivation
of said land, Vizs
Clarence Bond L D. Be-rick, Gus Miller, Q,
Victor. Colo, John Freek. cf Eldred. Colo.
:. A ABBEY, Register.
First publication July y. Iscs.
Last Publication August IS 1904.
CanÌƒon City record. [volume] (CanÌƒon City, Colo.) 1883-192?, 1904-08-25
Notice for Publication.

First pne. A1g. IS lse-
Las; pub Sept ], 1893.
CanÌƒon City record. [volume] (CanÌƒon City, Colo.) 1883-192?, 1904-08-25
Bic uiephan, Never Lie. Down.

Bolivar. the. African elephant al
the Paramount park zoo, has not
lam down for sixteen years. -Four
pronounced depressions in the as
phalt floor of his apartment mark
the spot where night and day the
grea, beast has shifted from one
CanÌƒon City record. [volume] (CanÌƒon City, Colo.) 1883-192?, 1904-08-25
Notice.

To wHoN II NAY CoSoEsS:
Notice is hereby given that the estate
OF H a. Holmes. OF Austin. Minnesota,
will rot pay any bills incurred by Miss
Helen Holmes or Mrs. George z.
Holmes. WATSON N. HoINEs,
SStS BAxARp HoLNEs.
Executors O. estate of II A Holmes
CanÌƒon City record. [volume] (CanÌƒon City, Colo.) 1883-192?, 1904-08-25
Struck By
Steamship
Cret0 Of Fishing Smack
Faced Deof6 IN q Fog
on rbe AfTonric.
Run Dcto1 by Fa-r1eSf Of Ocean
LfnerI. fbe Brax,e -%oHo-s
We're Calm In Danger
and Were Rescued.

For two minutes seventeen Glouccs-
ter fishermen looked death between the
eyes His breath was upon their cheeks.
His icy hands ciuiched for them. Ii
savors of the miraculous that they all
slipped ont Of bis grasp.
And the story Of the sinking Of the
Harry g. French. Gloucester fishing
The Independent. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1895-1905, 1904-09-24
News Of the war.

Tsingtau, Sept 24-Cholera has
broken out 10 Port Arthur
Paris. Sept "a 1t is reported that
general assault on Port Arthur
from three sides has begun aud that
Russia mines bavs destroyed an en-
tire battalion of Japanese. Admiral
Togo is aiding the assault by a
fierce bombardmeut.
st Petersburg, Sept 24-It is be-
lieved that Kuropatkin will not con
test the Japanese advance TO Muk-
den. The Russians are using bal :
looms to determine the position of
the enemy It is believed that Ku-
roki's line extends from Bsuishu to
Bentziaputze and Oku aud Modulus
from Yentai to Shahepu, sixteen
miles south of Mukden. A fourth
army is now crossing the Da mount
aims, all converging upon MukdAn.
The weather has improved. Chin
ese bandits are siding with the Jap
anese.
Toxic, Sept 24-Tha JapaL csc
have captured Taeliug aud SsnIung-
ku, 60 miles northeast of Liaoyang
The Russians left nineteen dead on
the field.
Suez, Sept 24-The Russian cruis
ers St\ Petersburg aud Smolensk
have entered the canal
Kobe, Sept 24-The. Japanese
have stopped the British steamer
Crusader in Ttugaru straits and
cent her to Hakodate.
The Independent. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1895-1905, 1904-09-24
Passengers Arrived.

From Kauai ports, per stmr Noe
au, Sept % Mrs Ksnewanui, MI
Scott and 6 deck.
From Vancouver aud Victoria,
per s S Manuka, Sept 23-For
Honolulu: Misses n Shilliugton,i
M Shillington. Miss Mary Craik, L
@ Cameron, r Webster, Ida Quin-
ton, 81 Reid, Messrs W Craver, A B
Ingalls, aud wife. Mrs Pearson and
son, Geo Thomas. D Clark, j t
Craven, FL Turner, f Webster and
wife.
The Independent. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1895-1905, 1904-09-24
NOTICE TO SUBSCRIBERS MUTUAL
TELEPHONE CO., LTD.


From and after October lst next
collections for rental OF telephones
will be made MONTHLY instead OF
QUARTERLY as heretofore aud all
subscribers 10 arrears are hereby re-.
quested TO make settlement before
that date in order to facilitate the
change.
A new Telephone directory being
now prepared, all persons desiring
telephone service, and those sub
scribefs WHO have changed their
residence or address sines the las.
directory was issued, are requested
to communicate with the Office be.
fore the 9th OF October, 1904.
MUTUAL TELEPHONE Co., LTD.
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The Independent. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1895-1905, 1904-09-24
Died.

LYDGATE-In Stockton, Cal, on the.
9th OF Sept, 1904, of apoplexy, Miss
Margaret A Lydgate. The deceased
was daughter of Mrs Ann Lydgate
of this city and sister to Rev M
Lydgafe of Kauai, A Lydgate OF Pa
auilo, and Mrs A f Cooke of Homo
lulu.
The Independent. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1895-1905, 1904-09-24
Passengers Departed.

For Colonies, per s S Maauks,
Sept 23-J M Steele. -
Per stmr Maui, Sept 23, for.Ha-
wall ports-John Hind, Mrs IF W
Carter and children.
The Independent. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1895-1905, 1904-09-24
LOTS FOE SALE.

on LOTS at Kalihi (50xlOO ~,
az back OF Kamehameha School
and Kalihi Road.
For full particulars, inquire per-
sonslly OF
ABRAHAM FERN ANDEZ,
at the Office OF Fernandez, Mer-
chant ct. or In N Fernapdez.
The Independent. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1895-1905, 1904-09-24

The residence of Jas. III
Boyd at Manoa Valley is Of
fered for Rent or Lease.
Possession can be given i'm
mediately.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-03-26

Reports are again current that tho
R0cf Island has determined 10 build a
limo OF iis own 20 tho Pacific coast.
Surveys have boon made lately
which indicate thnt 70 ~ tho intention
90 start the new extension from either
henson or Douglas. on tho line Of the
El Paao a Northeastern road. and
build % through 90 san Diego. Cal
From San Diego the news comoB that
tho promoters % the local enterprise
seeking FOR a direct outlet 90 tho east
from that city are working IN the ir.
torcai Of the Rock Island
Ever since tho Moor o-Leeda-Reid
syndlcate obtained control OF the Rock
island system % has hcen their ov-
nrossod ambition 20 establish a trans
continental lire The Rock leland now
extends Co w pafo and has a subsid.
larry line from El paFo. via Douglas. Go
henson. ON the main llno OF tho South
rrn Pacific
The proposed line from Douglas %
San DIEGO would run through a region
that offers few difficulties en- the way
nf railroad construction TLo cvten.
sion o. 90 aali. could be- contributed
rhoaply and would open 90 tra6lc a
'arec and productive region
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-03-26
LOST AND FOUND
TWO SMALL BoYs WANDER AWAY
AND WE'RE LOCATED At oLEA.
SONS ON NORTH FOURTH
STREET.

This morning % was reported 90
city Mnrshal McMlilIn that two %.
'ie boys had wandered away from Ne.
500 South First street. and he Al once
started the local alolths on the trail
This afternoon tho lads were located
40 tho store of Harry Gleason. on
North Fourth street, beyond tho noun.
tain road, and soon thereafter they
wore returned to 500 South First
street one OF the boys. Sidney 10
lott. Is about 4 years old, aud Is tho
.on of Mr. and Mrs r W Elliott The
other lad ls the soa OF Mr. and Mrs
Kennedy. who have figured ir police
court circles On several occasions, anl
lB about tho same ago. The Elll0ttg
reside 90 500 South First street and a
couple OF days ago Mru. Kennedy
brought her boy 10 Mrs Elliott AMI
asked the latter 10 keep the boy for n
Tow days Since that time Mrs Ken.
nody has not put IN an appearance.
ana Mrs. Elliott iutlmatod this aftc-.
noon that probably the woman has
len The city and the child has been
lcft on her hands
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-03-26
PUEBLO GOVERNOR At SANTA FE
THEIR PEOPLE 90 NOT WANT TO
PAY TAXES on voTE-DEsiRE
TO CONTINUE m THEIR An.
GENT CUSTOMS.

Yesterday there Was a meeting 10
tho on,co OF Judge A. ]. Abbott. a.
tornoy or the Pueblo Indians. OF the
governors of the Puebios OF Taos. San
Juan santa Clara. San llaegonso
Nambe. Tosuquo ana poloaquo for tho
purpose OF asking that some action be
taken 20 avert the necessity of opera.
lion OF tho recent decision OF the su.
Drcmo court Of New Mexico with TO.
sard % che taxation OF their lands
and property and 10 protect them
against their being considered citizens
OF the United States. says the New
Mexican. They do not care TO exeF.
else the rights OF citizenship OF tho
United states bat desire 90 continue
.H tho.r own ancient customs OF gov
arnmont This meeting OF the Cover.
nors was their own suggestion aud
without notice or knowledge on the
part of their attorney or of any gov.
1rnment officials % seems that these
people nave become acquainted with
.ho purport of tho decision OF the au.
prone court ana that without any out.
side influence thoy have made up their
minds 90 ro8is. The effect OF the 90.
cIsion Judge Abbott win make com.
ploto report OF the views and Opin.
ions OF the Pueblo Indians 20 the IN.
dian ONCE and will await instructions
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-03-26
CORBETT AND BRITT
READY FOR FIGHT

San Francisco. harch 2f-"TounE
Corbott." champion feathCrweight pa.
gillat OF the world. and Jimmy Brit.
who believes he ought % b chan.
pion. have completed their work %
preparation and are ready 20 enter
the ring az WOudwarus PAVILION 20.
morrow night to settle the question OF
relative supremacy. The battle will
Do the most important the champion
has engaged IN since bis last hEht
with Terry McGoyern. Britt never
worked harder for a coming hght. and
both men viii go into lne ring IN near.
ly perfect condition. Bfltt realizes
enc stake that ls o. issue. and viii
make a supreme effort 90 SHOW MS
California admirers that be is "a The
top OF hia Glass;
There in considerable betting on the
dghi end interest ls kooa. Wnlle TIE
champion o. naturally the favorito IN
the betting. there IL plenty OF Britt
money ln sight. and bets on the Den.
yerIte at tenn, = 'ng odds are quickly
taken up by toe admirers Of the Cali.
fornlan Considerable money has been
paid on the proposition that Britt viii
last the limit
Both men took their final propara.
ton today Brit. made a particularly
busy day OF q A. Crolrs garden. There
was a big crowd out 20 eco MIN.
bat onl q cn0son few we're admitted
to the gymnasium ga speaking OF the
coming encounter the little UaiifOr.
nian said. Il will have 20 hit an awful
gate 20 beat Corbett. bat / know rs
in me. don't Ike % talk about these
things. out would just hEo my
friends Co know that O am confident
and nave put up money on myself.
Young Corboit Ia a wonderful fighter.
and ! will have the hardest contest
OF my career but o feel sure in win
The same feeling % confidence was
apparent today in the Corhctt camp
Despite mo many stories Co tho con.
trary, the champion has been training
faithfully Tor hls battle with Britt AMI
from All Indications be will enter the
ring On nratclRsa condition. IN com.
pany with mis- trainers he went
through the usual routine OF exercises
today. spending an hour or 30 In road
work ana Afterwards boxing several
rnunds
The Hayes vallc- Athletic club.
under whose auspices the contest viii
take place, reports one OF the largest
seat sales OF any nght that has taken
place IN San Francisco DELEGATIONS
% sporting men are already ArriviAE
from out of town. and the indications
point 10 an enormous crowd IN tie
big pavilion when the little aEators
enter the ring
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-03-26

commission announces en- examlBa.
tion on April 1890 1904, 20 secure
ollgibios from which % make ccrllh.
cation 10 nll a vacancy IN the position
Of librarian ,malol IN the once of the
coast and geodotlc aervoy. AZ 81 500
per annum. and other similar yacan.
cica as they may occur.
Persons who desire 90 compete
should At once apply either 20 the
United States clva service commits.
sion. Washington. 3D. g.. or 70 the
secretary of the local board of exam.
liners FOR application forms. which
should be- properly executed and Med
with the commission az washington.
In applying Tor these examinations
he exact title snouid be- used In the
application.
Persons who are unable 20 Ole their
formal applications and who notify
the commission of this fact. either by
letter or telegram. with The request
that they Do permitted % take the
examinations. will bC examined. sub
ioct To- The subsequent filing OF their
applications. provided their requests
are received az the commission On
SUFFICIENT time Co ship examination
papors
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-03-26
GOOD CIVIL
SERVICE POSITIONS

The United states civil service com.
mission announces an examination on
April 6 and 2, 1894. 20 secure oligibloa
from which 20 make cortihcation 20
Hll vacancies IN the position OF assist
ant electrical engineer Ia tho signal
service at large, Washington, ID. G.,
al ti.i00 per annu.A. and other similar
vacancies AS they may occur
The United states civil service
commission announces an examina-
ton on April rs. 1904, 10 secure eligl-
blos from when TO make co 'Ihcatlon
20 nli vacancies no the position OF
assistant photographer (either scX) Ia
the department OF agriculture. al $3.50
per annum. and similar vacancies as
they mhy occur
The United states ciyll service
commission announces an eUsmina.
tIoa on April no. 1904, 20 secure ellgi.
bloa from which 10 make certincatl0n
10 900 a vacancy in the position OF
physician iu the Indian service "a
Grand River. ~. OAK. az $1,000 per
annum. aud other similar vacancies
as they may occur The commission
has experienced dimculty in securing
suitable number OF eligibloa Tor this
position and hopes that an persons
who are quallh "a will apply Tor and
take this examination.
The Unlted states clvil service
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-03-26
IMPORTANT MINING BILLS
pixsoN's PLACER MEASURE AND
THAT or RopEY ron PROS
PEcTlNo ON PRIVATE GRANTS
FAVORED.

a special dispatch from Washing
ton, dated March "a, says. Repre-.
sentative Bonynge was today author
lzed by the committee on mines 10
lavorably report 20 the house Repre-.
sentative Dixons blll amending the
laws relating % mineral veins or
lodes within the boundaries OF placer
clam
Tho bill amends section 1899, re-
yiscd statutes. uy providing thaf a
deputy mineral surveyor making a sur
yey for any applications under this
section shall examine and state IA bis
field notes whether there Do within
the boundaries OF such claim any vein
or lode such as IL described IN sec
ton 1890. revised statutes, and, n 90,
he shsu dos.sna.o its location On a
plat filed WITH such application.
The bill also amends section x83g
in conformity with the above by pro.
yid.ng that when vein or lode such as
Is described Is shown by the field
note and plat, an application for a pat.
ant which does not include an appli'
cation FOR the vein or lode claim shall
ue considered 90 conclusive doclara.
zion that the claimant OF lho placer
has no right o. rosr'uutn 81 tie vein
lr lode. 90 who're the existence OF a
vein or placer claim ia not
shown. tlo patent ior the Placer claim
shall convey an mineral deposits.
Tho house committee on mines au'
thoTIzcd a favorable report on Dele
gate i,odoys bin permitting the OK
plotting of minerals upon private
land grants IA New Mexico.
This bIll was adversely reported
upon by the secretary OF the interior.
An Amendment was suggested after
this adverse report to meet the oh.
lections OF the secretary, but was
again adversely reported upon
The committee on mines, however,
avorably reported the BIN on the a.
sumption that II the bin was enacted
into law. the hrst location on a pri
yate land grant by proapeotor would
cause a test case 20 be- brought into
tho courts and the matter would ther
( be settled for an time.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-03-26
A REPROBATE IN
POLICE TOLLS

Fred Russell. a fresh young man
from kansas City, was sentenced 90
serve ninoty days IN tho county jail
this morning IN Judge CraWforda
court for stealing a vaiiao OF cloth.
ing, tools ana a watch from Robert
Boyd Boyd 10 from tho lumber camps
of the luul mountains and while see.
Ing che sights OF tho city deposited
his grip az The saloon on Charles
Urende Russell, wac mas 0con ioat.
Ing around the back end OF saloons
the past couple Of weeks came along
and lifting the grip carried a 20 tho
store Of r. a. Whittier, whore he got
t,.b0 on o. Boyd said the goods q
contained cost s.. Russell Waa cas-.
NY connected with tho crime and tate
morning confessed %.
However his capture wac a lively
one Russell was picKeo up in The
Hachichi A. Giomi raloon oy chief Of
Police McMilln. who walked him over
to- WhIiiena store. whore no Wa
quickly Identified by Mr. Written On
leaving the store RUSSELL made a
dash 90 gct away. but before ts had
covered any distance 20 speak n.
Chief icNillln had him hy the nap OF
the neck aud for a few moments the
seat of the youug mans trousers
came Iu violent contact with a police.
mans heavy shoe
The fellow is a pink OF the wora,
kind and tho severe administration
by ihc marshal was heartily seconded
By those who understood t4e clrcum
stances
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-03-26
GENERAL SUMNER
AND OTHER ARMY OFFICERS ARE
STOPPING tE THE CITY TO-DAY

Am0ul tnr Distinguished $50, o. pt
.ug huuado today are General o. d..
summer and wife Captain j C. Per
shins aud Lieutenant Hamilton Bowie.
NJ ug military headquarters of the
northwestern military division of me
United srf.s army 90 Oklahoma City,
Oklahoma
General summer h Boo command OF
tho department of the southwest
which Includes Texas. New Mexico,
Arizona Colorado. Kansas aud Ar.
kansaH and Is making "a tour oi iuapoc
ZION of the southern portion of bic
command re and Mrs Summers sni
officers DO company left Oklahoma City
TWO weeks ago and have visited Ia
Texas They win remain here until
tomorrow ovoulng. when they VIII
leave FOR San Antonio. Texas
General sumner entered the United
states army CO. Now Mexico On 1861.
Pc IS the son OF General o. v. Sum.
nor. who in 1851 was in command of
the United States army OF New Mex.
ico and al thar time had headquarters
.n Albuquerque Il was tho parent
General sumner after whom Fort sum
nor ON the pocos river wac named.
General d. b. sumner was with Gen.
Cral Shaiior In the Cuban campaign
and had charge of tho cavalry at the
baitl0 ~ San Juan After the close
10 the Cuban war be- was sent a. mll-
tary attacho 20 London. aud later was
present with me American legation
90 China al the time of the uprising
10 The Boxers 800 TOOK an active part
in tho campaign against the Moros boz
The Philippines he az that time occl
uy'ug the position General Wood
h0lis now
Captain John @ porshlng Is the
army omcor who with a handful oi
nen defeated tho Moros AZ Lanai lake
"a the Philippines, which accomplish.
mont received world w.lo attention
Lieutenant Bowie ls 90 the Ninth
United states cavalry
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-03-26
PRESERVING FRUITS IN LIQUIDS
A PRESS BULLETIN ON TIE SUD.
JEcr ISSUED ~ AoRlcULTU.
RAJ COLLEGE.

This year the fruit from Now Mex.
loo will bo sent 90 the 81. Louis expo
sit'on for exhibit purposes. while
much O, @ will be sent On a fresh and
natural condition. a few OF those
fruits. Ike grapes. peaches and pluma
which Do not keep fresh very long.
may have TO be exhibited Ia a pro
served form. This seems 60 BE-
GOOD time to CAL tho attention OF
those uho aro to send fruit 30 che OK
position to some of the different gre
scrvai.yca There arc a number Of for
mulas. al OF which give good results
in most cases. % Is hsrd TO toll which
is che best ga around formula. and
oven me experienced operator has to
experiment sometimes before he can
decide on any of ,lom
Professor y. w. Taylor. chiot OF the
department OF horticulture az che
Worlds Fair. has gotten together a
number ~ formulas. and these are
published ln fl.l In circular No. OF
said department Copies OF this cir
.ular can Doe secured By writing for
Thorn
None of the formulas mentioned in
ibo circular nave boon tried at tniH
station Tho one that mao boon used
ior che past four years and which has
sIFon good results in most cases ls
the ono In which iormahn o. the pre-
sentative This formula was secured
from b. J C. Written OF tho Mls
souri pertinent station trom two
f0 d,. parts of tormalln are used 90
as or % parts OF pure rain OF distilled
water The formalin may bo bought
from tho Denver Fire Gay company
az about 33 cents per pound Always
flI the jar full az any tru., that comes
above che liquid soon dIBcolOrs. and
even the fruit below viii keep better
Dr. there is no air space above. o. the
Patent Sample Bottles are used
vasoilno is run around the glass stop.
pcr. and az an additional procaution
hot parafln rs put around tle seam
of the stopper with a small brush.
~ me juice OF the lruit ls thicE and
of a greater specific gravity than the
solution the trui, Is likely 90 crack.
10 prevent this add enough glycoriue
to make the specific gravity OF the
preserving liquld equal 20 that OF the
rJIt Juice % ls dlmcuIi 10 know the
proper lmo1nt of glycOrIno 90 add "a
all cases one can only tcl by nrBt
experimenting. A. r. general thing
pluma nocl the most glycorino, grapes
next about one holt 90 one ounce for
every F'llon 90 solution used Care
ahou'd he taken not 10 increase the
specific gravity OF tho LIQUID above
that Of the fruit juice. as this may
cause me frult 20 shriyol We ma
that inc pears and peaches DO not
need any rIyccrno piums grapes
peaches, pears and tomatoes keep per.
foctly in this preserve; but apples
dlscolor IN most cases
Care should be taken iu selecting
fruit that 20 free from an blemlshea
ana that o. not 600 wipe Tho froshef
and Bounucr the fruit the bettcr II
win keep n IS better 20 pick the
fruit In the cooler part OF the fore
noon so h viii be as cool as possible
and 90 preserve 70 Immediately after
picking
EuAkg EAuftA
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-03-26

New York, March 2t.-Amateur
wrcstlors are on the qui vivo IN anti.
cipatIon 90 The supplementary meet
Ing 20 be- held By che NJ tropolltan AZ.
ISOLATION OF the Amateur Athletic
union at the So Bartholomew Attn.
letlc club gymnasium. 1no preliml.
naries are 70 be- contested tonight. and
the hnals on Saturday. The proceeds
will be used 20 send the winners On tho
different classes Co S. Louis next oct
obor 20 compete M the olympic cham.
plonshlps against tho champion ANA.
tour wrostlers OF the world.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-03-26
MARKET LETrER.


special spundengo
Kansas City. SO. Monday. March
a. 1904 Cattle supply at Kansas
city last week was $4,000 head.
gaia Of 5000 over previous week. and
5000 over Same week last year The
heavy supply at an the markets. Co.,.
iured prices generally, and loss OF
10 20 20 cents was noted for the week.
Strictly range bred and range Tel cat.
Ne wore scarce Fed western stoers
and hefers we're plentiful, and the for.
mer declined 90 20 30 cents and helf
ers were 10 90 no cents lower, except
tho strictly good ones, which wore
nearly stoady Cows on the Gamer
order were very dull, stockers and
feeders OF good quality lost 10 10 i5
cents and the common ones 40 to 90
cents Fed western steers sold from
$40 20 $500 during abe week COWS
above tanners sold from s215 90 $3.50;
western stockers and feeders from
$500 TO- ti0O supply today is 6Oo0
head aud market o. steady except
ON beef siecrs. which are slow at no
ccnts lower
Shgp receipts last week we're 2l7lt
practically the Same as previous
woekweok. also same ns correspond
lng wok last year lambs made up
large majority OF receipts. and were
mostly common quality Best lambs
and yoarllngs sold steady. but tho
common lambs we're no 10 90 cents
lower Ewes and wothers gained no
20 no cents during the weok. owing TO
scarcity Run today d 1900. aud the
market Is strong on everything OK.
copt medium 20 common iamhe, which
are very ntoadv