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Corvallis gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Benton County, Or.) 1900-1909, 1905-04-11

THE HOME SAVINGS BANK CAN
be obtained at the First National Bank
Corvallis. Its use encourages habits
Of economy and thrift. 1t is an orna-
ment to any household. Write for
printed description. 2Otf
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MISCELLANY.
GAzETTE-Bell phone No 34l.

GAzETTE-Independent phone No
433.
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TWO GOOD HORSES. SEE WALTER
K. Taylor. 2S-3l
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WAITE . 5nO SUBSCRIBERS TO OTHE
GAZETTE and Weekly Oregonlan at
$2.55 per year.
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WANTED

Hill ASH PRlCE fAlD fOk
all kiu,,s ., Poultry also dressed Pork.
Srai:l. fs Boulden, Corvallis, Oregon,
next &c >zETTE office.
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Get your school books and sehool
supplies at Graham & Wells.
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MISSDEETTAsJONES, A GRADUATE
nurse of Portland Sanitarium - six
years experience. Private PATIENTS
Independent phone No. 334. Post of
fee box 2z.. l2tf
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JOSEPH H. WILSON, ATTORNEY
at-Law. Notary, Titles, Conveyanc.
ing. Practice in all State and Federal
Courts. Office in Burnett Building.
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c. b. EEWTH, M. D., PHYSICIAN
and Surgeon, Office and Residence, on
Main street, Philomath, Oregon.
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TWO REGISTERED OXFORD DOWN
Rams and four half-breeds. Peter
Whitaker.
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ATTORNEYS

E. R. BRYSON ATTORNEY AT LAW.
Office in Post Office Building, Corval-
ls, Oregon.
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CLASSIFIED ADVERTISEMENTS

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rate nf 10 ants per line per month.
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CLEANED SPRING WHITE SIDE
Oats for sale bv w. M. Crees, Cor
Wallis, Or. 81 32
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NEW TIRES PUT ON BABY BUG
gies and go-carts. at Dilley & Arnold's
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SHORT ON PERUNA BUT LONG
on Prunes. Italian Prunes. SO Id.
boxes, 81 so. Come quick.
F. L. MILLER.
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SOFT -sHELLED ENGLISH WAL
nuts outyield all other varieties. Ii
YOU desire trees write for price and par
ticulars to Bert Brooks, McMinngille,
Or, R. F. D. No. 2.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-04-04

III eoneeIe quD representa- Il
nsyoFla fs DultI0 10 u
quIsIa Cd lal plssl
Asst q nucna concurrencia Al be.
neh 2 del popular EustaouIo
PUj S.
IDe asnsstgo eoarssgonsaZ. j

AbFil 3 epTeaentand0 81 Conceio
Municipal q inmensR mayorfn del-
pueblo y siend0 eata magOrfa unionis-
ts en- CualquieF pals donde Be resDete
la Yoluntad del pueblo Ya Sc hubiern re-
suelt0 81 conficto que aQuf exista
favor del Concejo; puea no ae conciba
que & IN ConCej0 Municipal se Ie uuie
rs impOner an SeCretari0 Ga quien no
tiene con6anza.
Cuando 81 enc 1900 tomb poaesi6n
eli Ayuntamient0 republican, ocupaba
el puesto dc SeCretaFiO don joaquin
Dapena, anciano honorable, padre Dc
numeTnsa familia y que hacfa VEIN
TIE AMOS venfa desempe d nd0 dicho
cargo. El AYuntamiento repubIienno
en- su primera session % declare cesan-
te, p0Tdue Ell senior DaDena err federal
Y nombr6 para sustituiRle 81 sefior
Llorens EChsVarria que ocup6 inme-
diatamente ell puestO. ri aefIoF Dape
No, asumiend0 diGna actitud ge RETRO
su CASA suffer- penali lidsdeg en Ia au-
chm para Is subsistencia de su fAmilias
sin que BE le 0CurFiera pretendeT ques
daras Ocupand0 "a puesto en- 81 que no
De Ie queFfa.
Da hoy & mat1sna vera ID luz p6.
blioa an nueYO ibF0, ePostaLea2, del
pOeta Manuel Y0rd6n Gonzalez. Co
noCid0 81 aefior Y0rd6n como poets de
f6cil estF0 eB indudabIe que ga ibFo
eP0BtRleaSd Sdonde apareceran como dos
cientag dedicRdas 8 gefloFag y Befiorltas
del pals y extrapieFas. geF6 s0Iicitad0
pOr los amsntes de Ice letFas.
Anochs tuvo efsctO II function 8
beneficio del popular EuataquiO Pujals.
EE taatrO contents numeroaa cOncu-
rrencis y Ice pieceaitag puestas las Ga
escana merecisrOn reEetidOs RpIaugos
del p6blicO.
Aver tarde ae celebr6 uu meeting
obrerO en- la plaza de eLas Daliciaa9
on 81 que hioieron ugo de ID palabra
VRFios orgdOres
Hoy Be h9n decIaPado en- huelgs
pscf6Ca IOa i0Fnaler0s de ID hscienda
GQuemadoS propiedad de h Sucssi6n
GAlIaFt y que forma pRFta de u Cen
tral eatsbleOida aquf p0r 10 COmpa ffa
Ffapcesa'
Con referencia & an sueIto pubi-
Cado por sLa CoFFesp0ndencias del
vieVnes en- Ell que se dice que los Mar
shRIs municipaleB piden que se le Be-
fIaIen So para manutenCi6n de caballOg
para aupliF los bBgsjes Qae be lee ha
pFohibidO tOmar para ell aerVIcLO de
las Cortes, pcdemoe aseguRaE que en-
Io que sa Refiere & Ponce hi con die2
pesos al mes se mantisne hoy an cabR.
10 ni Be- neCeaitarfan menog de dos
buenos cabaIlOs para 81 servicio de d
CoFta Municipal en- Ponce. Pefiuelas.
Glayanilla y A6juntas. seg6n nos In
foFman peTsonas que deben GaberlO.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-04-04
NumGTOSOS priSiO10
TOS IlSOS NBgan d
Toxic.
EI GasamlORlO % Alfonso XllI.
(Ca5Zss u 6og.l
New York, Abril 4, 2 4. ID

New York, AbFil q, z p. "a.
Dicen de Toxic que han legado
q aquelIa capital q bordo de vaTios
transportes, numeFosos pFisioneFOs
hechos al ei6rcito russo p3F las tro-
pas del mariscal Oyama en- los tll-
times combates.
Los hospitales militaFes estan
atestados dc heridos, sobre tOdo en-
Port Arthur.
Han llegado Harbin-dice IN
despacho de Chefoo- grandes re-
fueFzos de troPas rusas.
Sc afirma que el gran duque Mi
colas estudi2 Un nuevO plan de CAM
Pa1a.
Otros despachos aseguran que Sc
ignoFa el paradero de la escuadPa
de Rojestvenky.
De POrt-au-Prince nOtician que
circular en- esa Ciudad rumores de
haber fracasado la reFoluci6n do
minicana contra ell presidente Mo-
rales. agregandoSe que los enem1-
Ros de este preparanse nueVameate
q impulsar 81 mOVimiento con se-
guridades de derFOtarle.
Dicen de Roma que ell Papa Pic
x consiente que Ell Rey Alfonso
XIII verifque su EatFimonio con
una de las Princesas de Connaught.
britannica.
En- una gran parte de Ia opinion
espaflola esta noticia ha causado
desagFadable impression.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-04-04
On otroa pafseg. :

en- 06E08 pA1segs1
eLSa CentFales eConatauCia0. de
Toa BSia, y ePlazueIaS. de Barcelona.
ta. han aumentado tambi6o sus maqui-
narias Y RpaFasos para p0der m0leF %
mayor Oantidad de cafIas que tienen
sembpadsB. In Central GSBn Vicen-
teS, de Vega Bsje. ha estendidO c0nsi-
derabYemente 81 area de sus campOs de
cana. Una nueva central est6 ca Was
de- consolidation en- les iurisdicoiO-
mes de gHumaCa0 y Naguabo; diYeFsas
centFales estableCidas en- 81 aflO ante
rioF, 81 sudeste de la isla, han mej0Fa-
do GA organization, y pOr t0daa Lac
c0marCas de 10 isls que son ausCepti-
bIes de produciF d FiCa graminea, se
siente Ell deseo y se realiza ell pensa-
paiento de arranCar & Ia madre terra
IA riuuezR que QuardR ca ca senO. para
pEemiaP el esfueFz0 incegante del ira
bsio personals
clos benefCi0s de este aunent0 cone
siderable de production los toGan, no
solo loo directameDte interesados en-
Lac propiedades sgTlC0Iaa induatFia'
Ies que Sc dedican este ran0 de nues-
ira Fiqueza, sin0 tambi&n "a oomerCi0
exportador. que q aumentaF el v0lh
men de sus neg0Ci0g, aCFeCe natufaI-
mente aus pr0Ventog.p
GNO estG dem6s indiCaE, antea de pc
ner t6Fmino q estag UbaervaeiOnes 90.
bFe Do production azuCarera que d
bien es ciert0 que una buena parte Dc
los benefCiOa de ID industria, egpeClaG.
mente en- Las cantrales mas imDOrtan'
d TaNla ~
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-04-04
N 0 I | C | A S

-HG RalidO en- ID mAflana de hoy
nara 10 isla, ca viafe de inspection, Ell
Dicector de PrisiOneO don Manuel Ca
mufiRs.
-Manana daremos & conocer 81 re-
suItRdO de una conferences que h1 ce-
lahrad0 nm repreBentante de Ella Co
rPespendencia1 con Ell &lcRlde de u
Oiudad referonts la botica municipal
q temsto del dep6nitO de lOs bOhOs
del empr6stttO.
-HemOs ViatO en- lOg almacenes de
Ia s. Al. Luz El6CtricA. una meGnlnca
nuSquina aCOpladR con 90 dlnamO, pro-
pie para alumbradO de uns centFRl 8
poblaci6n pequefla pues Beg6n nos ln.
formarOn 90 Capaz para 1S0 IuceS de
IA LCdo. don Enrique Lloreda hO
prestadO juramentO para postular Ante
d COrte Federal.
Han sidO entregadas & laB ClaGes
De la brigRda de bOmberOs de SantuF-
Ce las cRmiSetas F0lag que f0rma pAEte
del nueVO unif0rme del CuerpO.
En- la preaente oemRna habF8 una
reunion de jefes y OfCiales del cueFpo
az bomboKOs de San Juan, s fin de ira
tar de la detinitiva reorganization del
mismO.
-MafHna embarcaHkn para Ids Eg-
tados UnidoB Loo espOsOs Douglas
Robinson. & bOrdo del vspoF sFhlia-
|AnoChe hubo I'm conato de inCen'
dio casual en- ID casa do Santiago To-
rres, de COamO. lograndO Ger sOfoCAdo
inmediamente.
Para De- plaza vacante de q jun
q Examinadora de M6dicOs, ser6 n0ul-
brado el doctor Hernandez.
En- RustituCi6n del aefior Camp6as
ha uuadadO % frento de Las o6CinRs el
nefior NicoI6s Rodriguez.
Han sidO tFaaladadOs s Ia CarOel
de HumacaO los COL fnAdOs Brauio
OterO y FlOrentino Conception.
Aver tarde VisitarOn el presidio,
81 GObsrnador, y los seGOFes CrOsaS y
Auditor de Puerto Rico.
Han aldo puestos en- libert8d de- %
DsrOal dc San Juan, Eusebi0 Herman
dez, Rosand0 Coto C0t0. AdOlfo Fit
Gueroa y Pedro Tapia Carrillo-
-Esta maflAn@ entr6 on puerto el
vspor GOlinde Rodsiguess Drocedente
de Europa y Saint Thomas segpirA
visie para SRntc Domingo.
--Por el delito de aCOmetimiento y
a9rasi6n ha ingresado en- Ia CSrcel do
de DintritO, jose Reyes BetencouEt.
-Eata mafienR sali6 para Santa 1s9s
bal "a doctor Manuel GuzmAn Rudr1-
gueZ.
Sc aseguFa que ae tratG de eSta.
blecer nm COnstFol de practicantes ca
PueFta de TERRA & las 6rdenes del on
Cisl de Sanidad local.
-El microbes & Ia | y 30 se reco-
Cers en- % administration de CorFeoa
"a eafs Ciudad la correspondence que
- de COnducir 8 los Estad0s Unldos q
Vspor GPhiAdelphiR.0
-Por 81 delito de rApt0 fue preSc
denunCiado Tito Rivera, de Vega
BOjR.
Sc enCuentra en- eata Ciudad el doO'
tor GuzmSn Rodriguez. dc AnAGc0,
SagudSmOsle atentamente.
CaroIinR fue sOFprendida una la'
Uada & 10 pEOhibid0. oCupand0 nRipe
dineroy Y deteniendo & loa inff&Ctores-
Aver Celebr6 una entrevista cor
el ComisionadO del Interior, 81 sehoI
Toro Rios de HumaCao..
Han llegsdo 4 eatR ciudAd los pres
tiRioaog vecinOg de HumacaOs Lcd0
O-oJ,.. uy Ugp-r& GaaPAPN
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-04-04
T!ros On eaan0.

Eu el barrio eCuyon. de Coamo, 81
individuo Juan Colon dispar6 Cinco ti.
F0B de revolver contra Pedro Due6O.
hiri6ndOIe de gravedad.
Capturado aRres0r Quien no Confe-
SO au delito.
81 dictSmen faCuItativo es que mo.
rir6 81 herido. Este DO encuentra asis-
lido en- 81 hospital.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-04-04
Dl0XYsEh

fIarr11,i1 = . lY lle
paI co Nllpe {
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-04-04
HOTEL PlTRlA.

Adquirido p0R l0a san0res soleE y
Dia4 81 eHoteI Patfi1. , Guile de Ie-
tu6n no. 8. antes da don Rafael Auflz.
q cfreosmoa nuegtF0s amigos y rela-
cionadOs.
Habitaeloner fRoscl baflou de dutha
\ V Il hhl
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-04-04
6EsTA U8TED OIEG09

Por medic de nueatFo nuevo metodo cgIa'
mos tode olsse de engermedades DC loB olos-
Dor vieia que so&. 0f0s ae6stss ssls9s<0oS, ~ 9
e c0tGrGtG eegEeda q e0E0ti sOg.0 solsS4s 2 81 81
eurado dentro do POGO. bPe4yos fs.s'' 'S,...
&seGk. 0p0TGci0nes no mas Aeegs3tss., ssl
gastos. Hscribanse pormenoEos. Dltl1 sn4i
q lnstitAto oeuEsttoO b otepdseo
s,7fs Gsgr Az ost, Legsr p q q
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1905-10-13
Light for Utah Towns.

The High Creek Electric Light d
Power company, which was organ
lied by Paris and Logan parties for
the purpose of supplying tight and
power to Richmond, Preston.
Franklin and Smithfeld, now has a
force of men working on the power
plant on High. Creek, near Rich
mond. The machinery, which was
ordered about three weeks ago. is
expected on the ground i'm a few
days. The company also has a
force of men now wiring houses in
the above named towns and they
hope to-be able to supply the people
with lights within three months.
The company will have power suf-
ficient to furnish over 1000 16 candle
power lights. Judge Bulge, who
is member of the company, will
spend several days looking after the
work at the power site, upon the
completion of the term of court at
Malad next week.
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1905-10-13
HE WILL REBUILD.
Lyman Lewis Will Erect a Two
Story Block on Site Of One De-
stroyed by Fire.

tits with pleasure that the Exam
iner is this week enabled to announce
that Hyman Lewis has decided to
rebuild npon the site occupied by
his large frame building which was
destroyed by fire last week. Mr..
Lewis came up from Ogden Tuesday
morning, and after carefully con-
sidering the proposition, he an
nounced his determination to erect
two story building 5OxlOp feet. 1t
will be constructed Of cement blocks.
The first floor will be divided into
two store rooms, one of which will
be occupied by Oakley d Hanson,
with bowling alley and cigar
stand,
The second story will be arran ged
for an opera house and dance hall.
No plans further than this have
been determined upon, but Mr..
Lewis stated that he hoped to be able
to begin work vet this fall. b. +.
Oakley will take lease on the en-
tire building, and have the manage
ment of the opera house in con-
Eection with the dance hall.
Mr.. Lewis is certainly to be con-
graduated upon taking this step. 1t
shows that he has faith in the future
of our city and is willing to assist
IN Its upbuilding His new block
will be an ornament to that section
OF our town.
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1905-10-13

The registration books for the
special bond election will close Sat
nrday night, Oct. %, and you must
register if you wish TO vote. Don't
delay this important duty, but 90
and register tomorrow.
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MONTPELIER, IDAHO, FRIDAY, OCTOBER 13, 1905

4
they have heretofore acquired.
There is absolutely no occasion for
any person to make opposition be-
cause he will be deprived of his
present water supply, for the plan
upon which we are working does
not contemplate any such thing.
we expect to acquire our right to
the use of the water the same as any
individual or other corporation
would have to do, namely, TO pur.
chase it..
Fifth-The clylc pride of our
citizens should cause them TO con-
slider this question carefully and de-
liberately, for the future of the city
depends much on the subject Of
water supply. If we would keep
pace with our sister towns in pro-
gress and growth, we must afford
up to date facilities for making
homes comfortable and business safe
and profitable, and this ls the one
Improvement now so much needed
Sixth-Under a system of public
water works, with fire hydrants dis
tributed throughout the city, we
would be enabled to sprinkle all the
streets at the same expense now re-
quired to sprinkle few only.
Seventh-In conclusion we desire
to say that our city has advanced to
that stage where a water system is
absolutely necessary, and we think
the city should own the system und
get the benefit of the paofits derived
therefrom instead of enrichlng some
private corporation. If the system
Is installed by private corporation
II means that the profits from the
system will go into the hands of a
few persons, perhaps non-residents
of our city. and the city will have
TO pay by general taxation sum
for fire protection, nearly equal to
that required to pay the interest on
the bond Issue. AS we see it, the
city should own It's own system and
the people have the benefit of the
profits therefrom as well as fire pro.
lection without an extra property
tax therefor. We sincerely trust
that the qualified electors of the city
will give this matter their serious
consideration and we believe that
when they shall have done SO they
will be convinced that it is to their
interests to vote for the bonds, saw
ing the city the profits of the sys-
tenn, giving the much needed protec-
tion to property and insuring good,
healthful water for domestic pur-
poses at reasonable rates.
Respectfully submitted,
MILFORD WILLIAMS, Mayor.
F. L. (RUIKsHANK,
ED G. Rich,
III. B. WHITMAN,
FRANK JONES,
5. G. HUGHART,
GEO. w. DANA,
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1905-10-13
TO CITIZENS OF MONTPELIER.
Mayer and Council Issues a Timely
Address to Our Citizens on the
Question of Water Works.

An election having been called to
be held OH the 3Oth of this month,
submitting to the qualified electors
of the City of Montpelier the ques
ton of bonding the Municipality In
the sum Of $22, 500. 90, the proceeds
TO be used in installing water sys
:em, we desire to make this state.
ment to the people that they may be
fully informed In the premises, and
that they may know some of the
more Important reasons why we be-
tieve it to the advantage Of all the
people to vote "Bonds Yes"
Flrst-The question of expense is
probably of more Importance to a
great many people than any other,
and in advising our people to sup
port the proposition at the polls, i,
is with belief that the system will
not only be self supporting but that
considerable revenue will be derived
therefrom for the benefit of the cIty
:.s has been the case with many cities
that have constructed their own sys.
tenn of water works, and that it will
not be necessary to levy a tax on the
property within the city to pay the
interest on the bonds and create a
sinking fund for the payment of the
principal thereof. 1t is our inten-
tiOn to fix the rate for the use of
the water to the consumer at such
figures as will enable us to realize
sufficient funds at least TO pay this
interest and create the sinking fund,
over and above the actual expense
of operating the system, and IN this
manner the system will be of no ex-
pense whatever to those who do not
use the water. In other words.
those who get the benefit of the
water will have to pay the entire
expense of the system, IN the same
manner as those who now use elec-
trio lights pay that company. 1t
will be ten years before we will
have TO provide for the sinking
fund, and we estimate that by that
time the water will be in general
use in all, or nearly all, parts of the
city, which will make 1t compare.
lively easy to set aside this yearly
sinking fund from the revenues OBJ
tanned from the operation of the
system.
1t will thus be seen that for the
first ten years it will only require
the sum of 81 $50. 90 per year to pay
the interest on the proposed bond
issne, and We have the assurance
that we can realize something near
this amount from the railroad com
pany alone The cost of maintain
ing The system when completed will
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1905-10-13

be realized, thus'making the system
revenue producer for the city.
By referring to the latter part of
Sec. 2 of the Water System Ordin.
ance the voters will observe that
property tax will not have to be
levied and collected in case the net
income from the system is tufficient
to pay the interest on the bonds and
later create sinking fund for the
payment of the principal thereof.
In order to comply with the law
and make sure sale of the bonds,
IL was necessary for us to make a
provision in this ordinance for tie
levying and collection of property
tax, which Is to be done only in case
The net income realized from the
operation of the system is not suf-
ficlent to meet the required obliga-
tlons of the bonds as above specified.
And if we did not feel reasonably
certain that the system will be self
supporting, thus avoiding proper
ty tax, we would not be inclined to
advise the voters to support the
proposition. And we repeat, that
1t IS our intention to see that the
rates for the use of water are fixed
sufficiently high to produce the re-
quired revenue from those who use
the water, and we have no fear but
what fair and reasonable rates will
produce even more than the neces-
sary funds.
Second-Our sanitary and health
conditions would be immeasureably
improved. This Is fact that has
been demonstrated in hundreds of
towns all over the country and is so
obviously true as to preclude the
possibility of opposition from any
source.
Third-A properly installed sys-
tenn would afford protection, not
alone TO the business districts but to
the residence portions as well. At
the present time, our property in
Serests have no protection whatever,
except snch as is afforded by insur.
ance companies and in many Dor.
tions of the business districts the
rate is so high as to be absolutely
prohibitlve. And we estimate that
the saving in this expense alone
would be sufficient to pay the inter
est on the bonds. The burnt DIS
trlct occasioned by the recent fire is
evidence conclusive that something
must be provided to prevent a recur-
renee of such destruction. Some of
our citizens lost quite heavily, and
were 1t not for the fact that no wind
at all was blowing, there would not
now be a business house lett stand
ing in the lower part of town, All
would be loss and destruction. The
same thing entailing much more loss
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-03-07
PRICES ARE DOWN
At The OPENING
THE MARKET rs SLUGGISH AND
IRREGULAR.
Union Pacific and Baltimore & Ohio
Fall and the Pressure Increases De
mand for Atchison Starts Cover
ing Movement and Rally in Prices.

New York, March THE stock market opened
dull and irregular today, with nearly all the
standard stocks lower, The Metropolitan stocks,
however showed large fractional gains, and
opened unchanged, Union Pacific fell point
and Baltimore 4 Ohio large fraction. Ten
nessee Coal sold off easily 2%
Pressure increased in all quarters, the Met
ropolitan stocks losing their gains, and st. Paul.
Baltimore & Ohio, Cleveland, Cincinnati, Chicago
4 st. Louis, Southern Pacific, General Electric
and Realty falling a point under Yesterdays
the selling diminished. brisk demand for
Atchison created q covering movement in other
active stocks. and the market rebounded a good
fraction. The Atchisons, Minnea polis, st. Paul
& Sault Ste. Marie and United States Reduction
Refining preferred gained 1 to / "a. Tennessee
Coal rallied ". o.. H. O.. ~
Selling was discontinued shortly after II
O'Clock, but the market made little recovery
| aside from Atlantic Coast Line, which rallied
to 142. +
The response to the Atchison movement was
languid and the dull droop Of prices gave place
to sharp selling which carried Union Pacific
to below 1873. Atlantic Coast Line and North
Western lost 2h, Metropolitan Securities IN and
Pennsylvania. Erie, Ontario & Western, Louis
vile Nashville, Southern Railway, Kansas
City Southern preferred, Chicago & Alton pre-
ferted, United States Steel ;Amalgamated Cop
per, Metropolitan Street Railway, Brooklyn
Transit and Westinghouse Electric a point or
more Reading lost its gain and prices gen
orally went lower than before. Bonds were ir-
The droop carried down Chicago & Alton,
Duluth, South Shore & Atlantic preferred, Lin
seed, Corn Products preferred, North American
and Railway Steel Spring / to IL. New York
field Steel 5N. Advances of ~ to ~ in Lead
and Smelling stocks caI;ed prices to harden
again. 49,. .. "a. 49,.
stock t quotations reportsa for The Journal b,
| Minneapolis. Closing figures are bid