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The St. Louis Republic., 1905-10-31
St. L"nis Cotton Market.
'ot market frrn: l-iec higher. Sale, ,s IN,

Tincss- iac % NC OF from, ~brs
Sales co halls hs ~
New o-lean.-spo: market steady: m,.d,lns
70 II isc. Saie< NJ tAi-s
Memphis-sfo' marie, steady: rniddiine ,eyc.
Eecs'n's at rrincipsl points -
GaiVss'On l5.i bales
New OTlsln. II &y. hlis>
Mobile : -Ses bs!.s
savannah. rn.I7s balsa
CHARLESTON -. haIsa
Norfolk & iSi balss
Houston. IS ~ ts!~a
Memphis. Scss bal.A
Net receipts NJ all United stat. Y.n,.s fs-
.afse daS. were - - bales. axs,nst - IL bales
ia-t week and l-s."S tsles In i.ps ESpyY-s
- = bal-s aSa'ns; - .,S hAIea In !.s4 x,rk
~. ~ tales ara;ns. ssn s.s hales In rs,s
To'ai receipts from Sept. /. 1876. 10 date -
60 tal.s. sxain.t 81 -. hales fo- M. efyr-
TsTunciES rerias. the year tstoT
ST. Louis warehouse statement:
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-10-31

Ne- Tors. Oct o-spot cotton e,o.-d quiet.
- points htrHer: midalirg uplands 10 &c. milo
ding G.f lie. sa!>s :. 80 tA.s. Fnu:ures e!os>d
10y "a s,.ad,; Oct % sc: Nov. 10 ssc: Dc.
Ap-l fsbs: Nay IL PC: Jane 10. BE. July
Liverpool o~,- r-ra,,o,-sro.. r,os t-,.,-
De. done pres is7 points lower: Arnss,oan
tLst.cilas faas s-i~1. god rsidinH VI, mid
s!;nr s.ss:. ios riidaIins ssta. ryr.i osinary
-. orr.nary s.Ss:- Ths saS,s o. ,ns dAy
~sre iz."y, t<l~s. % which j. 90 ~er. for sp~r-
uis,ica Ard errsrt sas ;neisSed II eS Amer
;esh- kec-ipts u - hases. all Ame-oan
Futures osen~i qI.ee and sssafy ans eioo>d
@ sa.e4y steady: Amsriean nidaiins e:
o.- Iss ard No. Nov. Ard De 9 ~. Dsr
Afi Jan 81. Jan. snd Feo 5 80 TeH ara
naies 81; March sn1 ApSfi s "a. Aprii aeA
way siia: Nay srs3 Jsas .. Id. jane Assd
',sy 80; JAY and Ars "a
Ssu 'Frt-ans. Drf- 0.-C0stos ssAaAy: saieO
sn.s.,iss 2 n,isn: ..seilag - i-is.. goa
r,aea.ise " &-Mc. mstdifns iaiP i1Se- RAss3Daa
z z =: oanin.l, Ngx . sasis Sr: - ,sSo
!, No. s-,:,, % sseis 81 ,Asx., ,ssS,s ss ilay
kwsS
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-10-31
cHER0KeES S4,OO0,000 CLAIM
Solicitor General Asks That Case
BE Advanced on Docket
EFFI HIJc SPECTnL..

w asbington. Oct. 30-A claim q. the
th"rokes Nation against the Government,
Tor more than 81 ve,yD Will be decided INV
III" Supreme Court at AN early daf. The
cas-" Involving this claim was bruug nj h.
Tor" the court to-day 10y Solicitor General
tioyi. who submitted a motion that 4, ~.
sINancef Tor argument and decided before
Match '. lSb. on which date the tribal
pass out of existence
IN" controversy grows out of fhe
amounts paid for the removal Of the Eas;
srn 'h.roksss to tn. Indian Territory
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-10-31

,I,s- -, 80 io'--- $50
L.. ss...l. !s. 80. - - rs L.. r ~,
HoGs-A GOD lssraI supply Of hog. arrived
.t16 h.sI which is II. .arx-., 5000 20 oTn5 I;,1
ter several months. sooI many l.nt an!
srva SE lots < ,ss me.s :neisIsa rr ssn. u.
Missouri and no' 9. good as tEey ought to have
,.. ..srSe sS; th- quality "a, nearly a. good a.
cialy on tire cool eiiuri and heavy hos.
most OF ihsi.. show ns al .siyance Of ss the to.
go! ioaG. ..ish.nr - ia... and several ssl.s
s.rc RAE at - .s. whereas the Up on Ssiur-
TIA: Is the kiEs that II take. 10 .,.i at the TOP
quite r-aaiiy ., ne advance. ba; fl,chsr.
would DO; parehsss anything except n. sery
Packer, yer. slow bidders aai b.oush. very
Few hes ths i.rsi zoo hgGr,, as th-y vere un.
SD mixed packing nor, selling :ror, Scs
So Packers La. the bs;ca.rs .an'.i an'y
IN. rood hoss. aai half Tat sina. tsat h.Te
cat. nni . slow iu.i market. there is no
saiyEsr. .ei. 81: early looking to- good p,x.
.si ss assa; . AID ,h- Ssry e.; ,.I3 r,lA.iy a. 40
MARKET - active. sri It t,os lot. Il hasi -ass
u. r.srss, e.ossd . GOD many ~ere s,iii In
:t. p>as unsch. $3.50 ''
Ese ate fra1s rAs sHctcs. 81 Be ve-S ueas
an,i dgE. ri.u- buyer. kept at work s.owiy
Enal they had puSha.~i as-out .yery-hinr n
Want .: any insotiaaes To- toy fo- ~. day
vss 3 4 aa@ ths sv,s sod from q 80. s
S.sn- trashy s-ur r>!1 owes:
sHES1'-A 'F5oc- r1oteTs.s Hi.yiv of sne>r,
wss sr sale. n fast lS -s- laFe-ef nun
ssr here FOR .orn-' tine. hac AZ that {. uas
nos sha; would b. ezli-,! q iit--Ai ,uypiy
eu--a nary Ss.hU--s soesp and lxrz.a ver-
oe sais- sisa i@- reyr. sss:z;.cn of natives
ss.'h ase-as-: fairy god In quality.
= Tue -sArkes oe>ned Ia;oe- 49, ar! drpRry
hoyefs sea1ins e - la ceres. as-cS: MAKING
porchasss isarhs a. n r-i- sole aho u &
over thaa TIE b~ss tine as: se><. Ar<. even
a. 'tis fAs. !, ans . 80. n,A-s.t etc.p, "a
thc.. net IA; eceae iovsr. 20 p-oso<,,on -
SuAhty Ncss - fse scuss~ess Isnss spsd
frn = ..8- snt '-un ANTS fton sxS<
G-oet as.t.ca .she~o shss>d material
ehaaEs. afsc sos1 inoss s-ssfy wrsh rSfeay a.
sAiar1y. ms. o THIN sp.ss fro . so =.
e,oe m.tsce. ecse % TIE ;h.a sr3es ef
car. sSss ssss ssss<. sssoksrS saia aboGf
seasy. Ana cssrS - . sai, iDassSy for TIE
HoRsE[TAs vseA sp>.>s vs.s v.rJ m,
r.ssss:s e horEA SW Csas saaay ef ,he
scr~.. ssss;rs hsi . spa~ress sasfs. ssssay.
.he Eaae sfarssd cut n ea1 ecoAsxtsn h
- . $50 seS <saery. esa vahsr Hastes
~ wos sAr rsef~nenfofo cf egysa
hs- IL chsef s-1gfxs vao re 0uafNy vas -
.ssss-.vsry f.frrsar Nsse q :ss ezysss ssss-
49, ssea th>y vers ss-e bv.r sAaa % ssv
enAs = .ss Os,A. y ~ ssSsseae wssA sss
sAcass t.n1A Ve&da fpssA Q fasI6 fsss sursss
- - = eSa0 sasa1y - V1GA ~
sse - 0Do - - nsngA - hn6A
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-10-31
River aad Hunluess,

The Chestex arrived with an unusiaiiy heavy
CARO- Yesterday and wus compelled 10 leave
trip. ' "
The sau:e Yesterday rssistersL Il o. q fall OF
q Of foot In the last - hours.
River Ria1t0. nPeVitles.
will he ru; In Thursday.
The Lec l4ns steamers will have two boats
IN th" Ohio River ttade by the 10Th cf ns.,
month. "
&C ~ Lamb and party Of Clinton. In,i,
aboard Mr.. Lambs hottsebcat. summer Girl
arrived IN 81 Louis yesterday from IN" lower
river The party will deIart to-day. The sum
mer Giti - In tow u tho Chapcron.
-Ca2tain Lighter will rvii.ve Captain Fits
dsy. Wv
X. iIasts pleasure boat. Scini,ar H.
VII IesSe 81 Louis to-day for Paiucah, Ky.
Wnere she Will remain throughout the winter
,,.apta:n r. kelox. pilot OF the steamer
s~a!e. mel with the Pilots snciety yesterday
and Arkansas City, Ark
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-10-31

EAss St Louis rc-ri,ei tss -secoei Ere
eaS:ns yeRerstsy sns. tested I n tho AFT
moon cn sh$ yark sA.~ os ire s1;y Hsn-
Ihs ergtns has os<z Ch-stsr.~: ksst -.
] sssats No TIE tSst Sss -:-,-.-r a. iA-
y scttca cf John r Ahsers q st1c.--aTi
: ~ q ps~sssre of ap r-cS1s.s - tNs ..'r ar~
: tch Uas i-x1trAf~>f on n >sea.r rss<1--s
10 r>,s,,<:s TSn ssrvAms q. ~afc- eerc
| ,rowu several s-~; over ,a- top e tie
2 rAsstaa On ,he CITY Hall soS~<. Thr
,raehine sta BE- 'osAie'. at No tnsiSe-
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-10-31
OKLAHOMA CITY BANKS MERGE
Commercial and State National
Institutions Combine.
sETTBlIC SPECIAL

Okiahona City. Ok. Oct D.-Thc Iarg-
sst nnanciai institution in Oklahoma WIS
aoim"I through the consolidation Of the
state National and Commercial Nat,onaI
banks OF Oklahoma city to-day.
The new Institution will assume the
name OF the State National Rank ana m.
responsibility will De 81 5s.p.l "
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-10-31

Co. sl.s1ags eell.easa ~ 0R1.. vlssA
Hosss esnenaj61s:
aasne0 hrssss .......................... .e1oooo
aaseU aaseU 4sSn enoles = sstsa..:......... 49,
soathefa I0sssa eSsics = s.tsc....... n4iS
Snau MUM ............................ - 8
0CLe0-FeAray lloss1l sscsapO uashod ~
SeSenssns - g H. sss v:ss !. Ne .sss s.s4s csSss
n.sese. Ta6e opeasd sashW eDowiy. Thsss
80. e. so"e inas.ry: bot s.ysss 6d pa e.sa 70
lively few tHnaaetioae wsfe. aaAs eaS1y. II
Vas vas not goc.ioss 20 eee .aay Ne % tie mar
ere have eeea expsfiencing . rather limited
trado The last ten dayA and are noe vcry
not extra rood.
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-10-31
REa-EIPTs AND SHIPMENTS
PROVISIONS.

Provisions were firm on An excellent
shipping demand for lard The rapidly
cecrcas!ny stocks of lard formed the
basis Of demand for the product At th..
close Jan. pork WAS unchanged a: $l2 i5
S.trd and Ribs were each UP a shade at
- - and S.621p- respectively.
Estimated receipts for tomorrow:
Wheat. 3E cars: corn. e. cars: oats, &U
cars. hogs. .i!SO head
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-10-31

pepArtm-n, OF Agriculture. Weather iIuresu-
Art-Sf9.oSicAI Dts-,atEuns received ~ ST
Louis. 'riptcr . !s-. al = - =. N local time
and y. m sss-aty- NTH meridian tim. OBJ
sors aticns mads al the same IsDn..nt y. time
at All stAti.na
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-10-31
SrAGS.

SOUTHERN CATrLE-oua-antin. r.ce.r,.
scfncc out lighter than earlier estimated fall
ii.g short - cara Thsr- were % cars ayaII.-
pc; but cnly about half Of item were Texas
a Few desirable steers we,e gnc,,,,s, ,r,,,h
Drought hrm prices. The offerings OF common
10 r.esfiu'n stock sold iust about steady roe
good calves TeTe steady with the clos. ~ I've
week. but III. common to medium, grade wer.
extremely duh and toc9sI per hea., lower Than
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-10-31

Nev fovh- Crt- "a fsv sases hsvs hssa
se,o-sss of p<.z.s .vasaSsseS sso.so q she "a
ssos BOT the senerai situation b uArAsae~A
S-e- asss'y ex:ns ss :SO:$e. 80 sss1D e
~ Pysse ess vssaa.ea- vtsh sasf aesss-
ra6s. Aes.ecks ssv sSA1sxsy sRsrel f-oaS sks
eesst ane ve.ss esEaaA . aGAt GDpe ssssks
sHfr1 csesce SseSNe aaA fsary ~ SeosIHe
- 80. . fSse f.easrs. sxsl c.ess
~ ess SseAsnsA. l6nss ADpsssS oso s0De~A
= 49,; - ss,.s e Ss0SSA 81 Le-
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-10-31
D.ys rss-s - ssass,. IN.

SpAssa- n Dc- DE HArve Rssssy
esssfsv Of fhe CS.-i;errsEie kseae<scAe- as
ssU~1 fsii cnotrs; Gs fk~ ArxoaAst q
Drsrsrrstse rsysr vsessse.4 - tsss cssy
s>-aay. The ras-s ~. c.st..r~ 20 Cd
vscase H. ssss<tosns % N OxOSefaste
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-10-31
STEAMBOATS,.
L0wER NSssSssSPP1.

" "uSSuSSubSbs
-. Lr0is. Chessep. Cape GlPapAe0
ISse. "Sseei.Hs1l ssesaes Chsssss''
VIII leave wharfhcat foot % I-ns q Nood. -
and Thursday: ~ . m. for Chrs Gissrdsau
Cornmescs and all cay landings. splsniII
gers fhone Main ~ or A IL:
mo. y kAssENGAi.Q Ar
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-10-31
STEERS.
cows
l.. nv. 30
MIXED.
..-. w. ~ A. so. >. 10
fEARLINGS.
H.. cSs... 10
CALVES.

Arkansas Cat:le.Rsoeipfs of Ark.n,.s ea.-,.
we're 2brc half n the same DAY the iss, tw,
Weeks. Arrivals were 2. rar- against % cars Iast
Monday and 4. two weeks ago
on-r.ngs Were Of a mixed assortment, en-
bractnc cannerr and feshy io.s selling mi ,ci-
psHy a: .t's 81 with a few had Of Good
steers. making &c. while the balance ~ tn.
few fair bulls. N -
The market was steady. with las. weeks cIo,e
~ hDnsh the movement a little backward
The only difference shown was on the calves
which buyers were not interested in, NOT ca-.rr
for common grades and prices were a shall
lower.
STEERS.
No AZ AZ, "a No Av n No. -Av. Pr.
i. S.- ssa IS. ,s... az H.. III. !. 8
Tennessee steers:
L.. $50. S.l5
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-10-31

River Forecast.
The rivsss In the n rcuis di,,rics ,,,u fan
curing the next u hours " -"
To.Day's weather.
Unsettled and rainy weather. with M ,,eciS-
ed change In temps rature "
APrtvals.
..TSao ......,....., Alton
- Commerce
Tcnns River
Departures To-Day.
Cape Gianieau.. eau...................,..,..C Commerce
nes,sr. Tennessee River
APPevala To.Day.
Peoria
s. W. DottoSu Hamburg
Dep0PtaPes.
Hamburg
D~so Peoria
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-10-31
COTTON BECOMES FlRMER
on BUllISH ESTIMATES.
Closes Within Three P0lnts Of the
TOP at . Net Advaace of IL
to IL Points.

New York. Oct. 3O-After some frregi-
larity the cotton market firmed up on n
iish authority and predictions for bad
! weather In the Northwest belt and closed
within or points OF the top at n net
advance OF lsaiS points Sales were esti-
The market opened Arm at an advance
OF 4g6 points in sight on rather disappoint-
Ing cables and shortly Afterwards showed
net gain OF sa9 points on covering by
ed over the strength of Russian securities
abroad. which gave the trouble In that
country a less bullish aspect
On the advance, however. there was a
good deal OF realizing. and when the big
estimates for tO-mcrrOw's receipts at New
Orleans and Houston were received the
bear pressure and sold OF to a net loss Of
AS points. or around 10. a5c for Jan.
From this level there was a gradual ial-
~ toward midday and predictions for snow
In the Northwestern belt. and during the
Afternoon prices were generally firm on
the estimate bv Liverpool crop experts
placing the yield at c.oo:0oo bales maxi
would influence Liverpool tomorrow.
Toward the close there wae considerable
realizing and tho Anal tone vas barely
steady.
BULL SIDE Is POPULAR
REPUBLIC SPECIAL
New orleane. La. Oct ao-In its sum-
Democrat will say tomorrow:
yesterdays cotton market evidenc~d
potential willingness on the part Of the
many scalpecs Ia turn bull on every provo
cation. There was ample provocatior yes-
terday. The political upheaval In Russia
having lost its market terrors some aort
of reaction was logically due even hod
Mr.. Buston not thrown n bomb into the
camp or the hears. which IL 10 30 NN hale
maximum crop estimate. which the talen,
generally expectS will this morning stir
W douht. and scrne new convictions in the
minds OF spinners abroad
Three price factors were stressed in
yesterdays news: Free selling At interior
points during the recent advance. which
naturally predicates a heavier movement
during the early days Of the now month.
Dad weather forecasted for this week
which may interfere with picking and
marketing. and an immensely auemented
export movement during the coming
month "s
Meanwhile short selling is NOT nrov.
'nS highly profitable. and as n pas,im.
day-dreamer is picturiny the Wild scene
that might be expected to follow .hc ,Ie-
veinpment Of general tsite spac,IlafIvc
huvfng; with the current tension on In
c!hnntaiiY. there is not a. vet any .trikip-
!rdication or early activity on the mart ~
the outsiders. usf bullish name, that's ali
Nor" than one overnight sc,Iper vri,,
De DOWN early this morning TO learn bow
seriously Liverpool takes Mr.. Bus,on On
this crop" -"
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-10-31

III your houseairi has ieft get q better
one through a Republic Want Ad
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-10-31

COrION DEi.r NOUTE.
-. I0uas and SOue uehWcseeS1 RH.
l'sansas and Texas Expr~ss SIN am S:st -
S."ahsss and TeNss Expr~-s. s:aa pua S:3 IN
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-10-31
HErERs.
HAGS
..Iaao. 20
J . = A>-Ns -. ..
MINED
YEARI.INGS.

YEARr.INGS.
B.. l3... 90 ,s.. ssS I5 -. sN sr
.. Gs... LEO H.. <ig. d. %
CALvES
Ger head,
'-.- I'll s.S ~ .. r. SO - 49, 81
Der lu5 IhsD
49, ~. A-'s =. ~. LIS A.. liS - :;
The daily sentinel., 1905-11-18
JOHN CoCHoRAN WINS RELAY
OTHER DEBEQUE RACES

II was an Interesting program nj
race events that was carried on. M
Del'eoIe yesterday and big croNG
was out to enjov the sports. Hun.
dreds of Plateau valley people were
there but in spite of the low rate onlv
three or four Grand Junction Deoule
were in attendance.
The big event of the afternoon was
the widely advertised relay race i'm
which purse of $3.50 has been
hung up. There were five entries and
several splendid strings of horses
were brought out.
John Corooran riding his and Mar
shal Nuchols string OF horses won
hrst money. $500 while Al Hender-
son a Plateau valley man, won see
ond money. $3.50. The race was n
good one and proved highly satisfac,
tory.
In the free for all trot w. G.
Choate's horse won first with BAY
Beck. W. G. Struther's horse second
The purse was $50 There We're five
entries.
In the ladies' race the lady riding
Rabbi won first.
Dan Kinney won out in the potato
race.
There We're several other minor
events.
The daily sentinel., 1905-11-18

Presbyterian: The pastors morn
ing theme will be "The Christian Sta
bility" In the evening the subject
viii be "What the Birds Sing to Us
Excellent music will be enjoyed at
both services. A chorus choir of
young voices will lead the singing in
the evening. Services will begin
promptly on time at 1880 pm. All
are invited to attend these services.
Young peoples meeting at G;30 in the
lecture room.
The daily sentinel., 1905-11-18

Conversational; The pastors sub
ject for the morning service viii be
How to Feel at Home in Church. q"
the evening theme will be "The Mis-
sion of the Teacher" Miss Fer
brache Will sing as usual.
The daily sentinel., 1905-11-18

A marriage license was issued this
morning to William Gale and Miss
Laura Yeager. both OF Grand June
ton.
f. F. Firth, special agent for the
London Life Insurance company, was
in the city yesterday to see the local
agent. c. b. Rich.
The daily sentinel., 1905-11-18

Methodist: Rev Forsyth will take
Power In the evening he will
speak upon the Architectural Power
of Thought. Mrs. Walter Jones
viii lead the Epworth League.
The daily sentinel., 1905-11-18

WANTED-Young lady eanyasser.
between Is and % years of age,
well acquainted in city, to present
new line of attractive articles, Ap-
ply at Office of Grand junction
Electric and Gas company, between
8 and 10 am.
The daily sentinel., 1905-11-18

Baptist: Man Today and Tomor-
row will be the morning subject, in
the evening, God and His Love"
The daily sentinel., 1905-11-18
ToSIoRRow AT THE oHuRcHs.

St Matthews Sunday school at
10 am. Morning service. IL and
evening service at 1880.
The daily sentinel., 1905-11-18
WANT COLUMN

wANTED-Dining room girl at the
Windsor Cafe.
The daily sentinel., 1905-11-18

Christians; Christian Endeavor
at the usual hour, No preaching ser
vices.
The daily sentinel., 1905-11-18

/ FOR SALE-Cheap pack saddles,
Winchester rifle at $50 Hill.
The daily sentinel., 1905-11-18

WANTED-Work by the day. week
or month. Apply to 137 Rood.
The daily sentinel., 1905-11-18

Lady's gold-mounted foun-
tain pen. Leave here or at Lowell
school and receive reward.
The daily sentinel., 1905-11-18

1. + 1. 4. 4. + 1. + = = . I. Z I. 4. I
: II. II. BULL,
: Physician and Surgeon 4
. Surgeon for the ID. & r. G. and .
: Rio Grande Western :
. Oflce: Rooms and Z. Canon :
. Block. Res: First and White. :
: Phones: Office. Junction 101; :
. Res. Mesa 101.
) + 1. 1. 4. 4. + + + = + = I. + + +
The daily sentinel., 1905-11-18

FOR RENT Middle room of pres
ent Fair building. -Hutchin-
son Realty company.
The daily sentinel., 1905-11-18
Real Estate

N. 246. 10 acres of river bottom land
suitable for gardening. fair i'm
provements, IA shares of water,
for sale for ........... 81 900
No. 8I3. 40 acres of raw land. sandy
soil Is comparatively level; slmi-
lar 40 just adjoining sold for ~,
600. ...,....... .......,.- 5000
No. 4lI. 20 acres three miles west
of Palisade. A god investment at
per acre 80
Do YOU wish a house built that
YOU can buy for small payment
down? If so submit your plans TO
MS. state the location preferred and
we will make an offer that will please
YOU. If you have some money to loan
we should like to place II LOT you
on first-class security. We loan Tor
nonresident companies and also Tor
local parties, giving preference to the
latter. Any business you give US VIII
be appreciated.
Maeill & Van Dalsem
53s Main Street
The daily sentinel., 1905-11-18

WANTED-Girlf for general house
work. Mrs. Stokes, Phone 922
Black.
The daily sentinel., 1905-11-18

WANTED-To buy a flve-room mod
ern house. Must be cheap for
cash 1f52 Red.
The daily sentinel., 1905-11-18

FOR Furnished house a
552 Grand. Apply in the rear
The daily sentinel., 1905-11-18

FOR RENT Suite of offices to rent
IN the Canon block, Apply to
Orson Adams, Jr.
The daily sentinel., 1905-11-18

ALFALFA First and third cutting
Prompt delivery. Phone Nelson
Red 1923,
The daily sentinel., 1905-11-18
GGtOlGGVGOntliS

so acres under the Grand Valley
canal. red sandy soil 80. 81 200
l2O acres. one mile from Palisade
postoffce, per acre. ...--.. 500
13O acres. 75 acres in alfalfa, 20
acres farm land. good siX-room
and Netoelx ranch so, 900
we also have $4,000 that We wish
70 place within the next go days on
rood real estate security at & per cent
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-03-21
LAWSON'S TRICKERY TALE
New attach, on II. II. Rogers
Praise for Samuel Untermyer.

I Thomas ". Lawson. in his story of "Frenzed
Finance in the April "Everybodys Magazine de-
votes most of his attention 10 the alleged trucking
| of the stockholders OF the Utah Consolidated Min
! ing Company ont of millions of dollars by H. H
! Rogers and his associates in the system and 10
| an appreciation of Samuel Untermyer. He also
| discusses further the great life insurance com
/ panieS, setting forth the manner IN which their
funds are used for the alleged benefit of
panies controlled by the directors OF the insurance
companies and in stock market operations.
In discussing the Utah Consolidated deal he
says that at the beginning OF his campaign for
obtaining control of the properties which were
subsequently put together the Amalgamated
Copper Company rumor gained currency that the
Utah company was to be included in the combins-
tion whereupon its stock advanced sharply. Mr.
Rogers insIrUC led Lawson L
company's management that he was about 10 is
sue denial OF the rumor ms news PENS con
veyed to the management OF the Utah company
property examined with view TO taking il into
the combination and that. If he decided to take
price far below the market Mr.. Rogers took a
snd prompy so ID @ snare short this SOCK
being snapped UP at advancing prices by English
The narrative continues:
This section of the deal soon wound up, and
That is we had sold 5OOoO shares which we did
81 0oocoo more than we should have to pay their
owners for them When ! reported my success 10
and ordered me to inform the Utah people that
another 1000 SHARES must De ADDED TO the option.
he could think of lacking the great name
of Standard or to an enterprise in which he
had less than third interest: indeed. he was not
sure he would consider less tnan one-haIf owner
ship.
This operation repeated until I.awson's rim
cipals had sold 10000 shares short and the Utah
mana cement were under option 10 deliver 100 go
shares to them, borrowing money from the banks
with winch 10 pay tor tt., a. tUt VniCI
option called for. IS
day before the option matured. Mr.. Rogers decided
that he i1ust have another 5iUJJ shares. in addi-
ton to the l0oo00 already deliverable to him the
Utah people were panicstricken. but Mr.. Rogers
was memorable. and they managed by great
ertions 10 get the additional stock and II
to him. About this time. Mr. Lawson says Sam
uel UnteTmyer. who a leading figure In the
Utah Consolidated management called on him.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-03-21
LINEVITCH'S REPORT.
No Netcs from T1co Armies-
dnese Find Buried Guns.

81. Petersburg. March 20.-A dispatch from
General Linevitch, dated March 10, % D. m,
says:
The commander of the Second Army renorts
that he has had no further fighting
No reports have been received from the First
81 Third army.
have inspected the troops which have ar
rived from Russia. They are in excellent spir-
its and good health.
Washington. March 20.-The Japanese iega-
ton to-day received the following dispatch from
Toxic:
At a. m. March 10 our detachment oc-
cupied Kai-Yusn, twenty miles north OF Tie
Pass. The enemy afterward attempted a coun-
ter attack, but was repulsed.
The enemy burned bridges on the main mad
south Of Kai-Yuan and also DESTROYED part OF
the railway bridge
number OF Russian guns were found buried
near Moukden.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-03-21

On FRIDAY Their appearance doubtless hast
ened the Russian retirement.
After leaving Kai-Yuan. General rdnev,+cb ,s
believed to have divided his army. the main
portion clinging to the railroad and the other
faliins back along the Mandarin road. which
runs TO kirin. Some military men here think
Inat Linevitch will try to hold the line from
I'm to Ckangoun. 100 miles north of Tie Pass.
Fun details of the losses at the battle of Monk
oen are not vet available at the War Office. but
the reports thus far received indicate that 100 :
ooo men were killed. wounded or made prison.
ers' and that about eighty field guns were can't
ured- Almost every siege gun, it is said. was
removed.
1eheral kuropatkin is his way to Irtutsk
where ne may remain a short time to recuper-
ate peiore returning to St Petersburg. His
nerves are said to be badly sha++uos