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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-04-26
Court Calendar This paN

Appellate D.yslol-slprsn, Cur --Rsce IS.
Suprems Court-Specla Term. lau Mo
pSrte matters Part iII.~CaSe unfinished Mo-
sndsr-Nos isas Isl 500 2si6 2als 2sis. z2is
253t 2z9 z2Ss 22ts 22S2 go 20 zz5c 20 rs
23f2, l2Ss. Divorce calendar called az lOl5 \. M.
Part lI.-Casc unfinished. Cases from Part III.
Part yI.-Case unfinished. No. l7l2. Reid vs.. New
York Elevated Railroad Company. No Zsas. Ran
som vs.. Cutting. Trial Tenn-par ll.-Case IN
finished. Short causes-Nos. '+6jl. ii63, S50S, tO2S
2GSa Ss5 i65 COS, 40 5o5 500, soa, Si7 sto,s Isl
So. $751; 30 g g22 1000. 75i cal as p97 o5i. 956
es4. 10 iooi. so Us 1915, 234s, 60, 6S. 76l as
Pau v.-CaSe unfinished. Cases from Part III.
Psrt vl-case TnansRed Nos. ' 7C5. Oi rs So. 10
~ 49, 81 ds s S. co 90 "a g. a. ~ is 81 81 Par
NlII.-Case unfinished. Cases from Part VII.
Part IN.-Adjourned for the term. PART u
Clear lnQgssts.Nos, go, l573. 1873 1879 ls9i
80, sii' Sil, is7i. as 1885. 1925. Hoi 4szs so
4l9l 90 s24 ISL si0 i.S 60 go SOL SIS siS ilse
part \. Pan XGi.-Clear Cases from Par x
Part Nlll.-Case unfinished. Cases from Part y.
.Surrogstes' Court 6hambeT-LoI probate.
Maratzxl, Susan McGlade, Edward J. Maulne5u
Henry Metzgcr, Louis Arnouttz. a. lO.SO 4. NJ
Charles Barring Phillip .Eyerllng, Patrick Durkn,
Antoine Novak: at $50 p; ";
Trial Term-No day calendar.
4. X Motions. Trai rsTn-Psrt ! 6l:ar. Yes.
iso5is 4Os2, I7so1 COS l2eO, 4lO5. Part Il.Clear
Nos 25po ts7 9 4t92 ai2O 4tsi 44s Ass tt6s ti5o
Part IIl.-No day calendar. Par lN-Clsa I
2osL s7Os 1000 1908, 1904. i2O5S. Pan N.-CleGr
Noe. SOos. tOS9 i7Ooiz, islt, $3.50, 1910, 2S57.
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ANNIE sHARPLEY GOES FREE
Has Served Years for Raising Money
Orders-PrOmises Reform.

Mrs. Annie E sharply just out Of Moya-
mensing Prison, Philadelphia, whore she
served . two years sentence for forging
money orders. was arTaigned before Judge
Adams in the Federal Building, this city,
on a charge Of forging orders here also
The indictment was found In May, 1908.
She pleaded guilty and asked that, II
she was 10 be punished further, sentence
should he imposed at once, She begged
for clemency, promising with teas that
she would hereafter lead pectable
life Judge Adams, with the consent Of
Assistant United States District Attorney
Byrne, released the woman under sus-
pended sentence.
Mrs. Sharpley is the widow Of a livery
stable keeper Of Philadelphia. She at
tempted 10 continue the business after
his death, and getting into difficulties re-
sorted 90 forgery Of checks and money
orders 10 eXtrioate herself. Her plan was
10 raise money orders for small amounts.
For a time she was sucoe ssful and obtained
considerable sums.
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PAMNRROkERs, sALEs.


L. L. FIRUSKl, Auct., 10 Bowery. sells at 10 A. M
April 26-By y, GOodsteln a son; ltWelTy.
April Pity William simpson. VI PARK row: all
diamonds, watches, diamond and other Jewelg',
tuverware and goods OF even description pledged
reserved from previous sales.
April 2s-Large consignment hne jeWelry.
May Final sale by n. Glucksman. FL East
diamond and other icwelg sllverHAre and goods
Ing. remnants. &C. pledged from March T. 1903,
70 March p 1904 Nos 1900 10 1900 Inclusive and
al older dates held over.
May --Uy M, Buckhemer 1871 Fast iOsth st.:
all mems and women'S clothing, remnants, &c,
pledged prior April o. 1904.
MAY BY NJ. BuIckheincr, 1871 East iOSth st..
al diamonds, watches. diamond and other iewelTy,
sNycngare and goods OF every description pledged
prior April l. 1904 from Nos $3.50 to 1900. inclusive.
and all Older dates held over.
May BY NJ T.. Bruckheimer. 2iOs Sd av.; all
diamonds watches. diamond and other jewelry,
SuNeWare and goods OF every description pledged
from Feb rs 20 April rs. 1904. from Nos. 1900 TO
22uO, inclusive, and all older dates held over
May by N. Levy, IS Carmlnc st.; all men
and women's clothing. remnants, &C, pledged
prior April %, 1884,
May by Charles Mayer a Co, 80 I'd Av all
diamonds, watches, diamond and other Jewelry q,
SilNenFare and goods OF every description pledged
PRIOR April 20 1904. Nos, 1894 20 1918, inclusive,
also Nos 1854 and 1912, and all older dates held
over
May Spy NJ. a z. Bruckhemer. 7ios Sd av.; all
mems and women's clothing remnants. &C, pledged
prior April a. 1904.
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UAILnOAua,
.--s>-se-.,-~ .>>--s,-,s 49,, ,..ee>-4s..s--z--s
INEW YORK\
.((ENTRAL)
Y LINES 4
Direct Route from

Direct Route ff9m
New York 4 Boston TO Niagara Falls.
Trains depar from Grand Central station, A2d
street, New York, a. below.
North and west bound trains, except those leav.
ng a. $40 4. ~, 2:tb, $50 iiSo p. n wiz stop AZ
l25th street 70 receive pAssenge ten minutes after
leaving Grand Central Station,
1910 \, A.-iMiDNlgHT EXPRESS
$50 4, A.-fEAPiRE STATE EXPRESS.
6Ab 4. Mast MALTA houra 70 Chicago.
1910 4, May EXPRESS,
p BIiFEiAi0 LlMlLEIp,i ,,,-r,r
I 100 2. M-'CHlCAGO LIMITED.
aAS J. THE 10th CENTURY LIMITED
20-houT train 70 Chicago. via Lake Shore.
$50 ?. M-iALBANY AND Troy FLYER.
A9QP. M-'AICHlGAN CENTRAL EXPRESS.
$50 p M-'LAKg SHORE LlMITED-29h hour
Ssa H-.cLLRRv SE1 t ciNicfSSATI ST
LOUIS, DETROIT and CHICAGO LIMITED.
. 90 Y, M-'MESTERN EXPRESS.
100 p, A-'AONTREAL EXPRESS.
ESQ A.-.AplRONDACK a MONTREAL E4
BOO ci HEyGs Xxx 70 GS4a AspyihLtfL S
e10 =. A.-'MESTERN n. Y. and CHICAGO *.
n 80 P, M.'CHlCAGo and ST. LOUIS EXPRESS.
HARLEM DIVISION.
300 a. ". and SIS p. N. daily, except sunday,
70 Pittsneld and North Adams. sundays az s'7o
Pullman cars on all through trains
Trains Illuminated with Pintsch light.
Ticket onicc1 a. 40, 26i, 4i5 and 1915 Broadway,
- Union So W, 2b Columbus Av., 275 West l25th
St. Grand Central and i25th 81. stations. New York
Sss and 726 Fulton a. and iOs Broadway, brooklyn
CAB Service, Baggage checked from hotel or resi-
dence by Westcutt Express Company.
A, n. SMITH, GEORGE II DANIELS,
Genl Manager. Genl Passr Agent.
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Senator Mitchcns Indictment Stands.

PORTLAND, Ore. April 25.-Judge Bel
finger to-day decided adversely to the plea
in abatement fled by United States Senator
John h. Mitchell TO the indictments re-
turned against him by the Federal Grand
Jury in connection with the land frauds in
this State
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-04-26
CANADIAN PACIFIC RAILWAY.
OLD DOMINION LINE.

For Old Point Comfort, Norfolk, Portsmouth.
Plnner's Point and Newport News, Va, connecting
foT Petersburg. Rlchmund. virginia Reach Wash
ingtun, u. c., and entire South ana West. -.
Freight and passenger steamer san ItOn fleI
20 n r.. foot Beach 81, every W"rk DAY ~ y n.
~ B. Walker Vice President and franc Manager
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RAILROADA
vEE YORK, NEW HlyEN6 HARTFORD RR.

NEW YORK, new HAVEN 1 alRTFORD RI
Trains depart from Grand Central station, t2d
~, and an av,, a. follows. for
BOSTON. vla New Lindon and Providence -tt:eo
t.WOOO a 1901 a. M, tliO0, sGHi'O3, '4l1oo,
tiHaOJ, = IOi, 'yi2UU =, ~. 80
BOSTON, va NullmAntic-ffS00 4. NJ t2Oo y, NJ
BOSTON, VIA Spnngheld-isOO 4. NJ; Wt3oa
'lGOO, 'uO0 r. ~
Ft1CHBURO. Via Putnam Worcestor-tso0 Pm.
LAKEvILLE a NoRfOLK-ts50 a, 81. fS1l u ~
flELn-ttbO, 1870 A. ~. 1881 =, ~ -
WATERBURY, and WiNSTED-ftb0, 800, $500
ifiOl 1000. 900 90 Waierhuryl =. n
Ticket oncen Al cCirand Central station and clldth
ST. also a. ella c26t 1885, ciabi Broadway, - Pax
Place COS Union Square elsa Finn avenue. Gas
Columbus Ave, GO Madison Ave, c2iS West 1851
81, i5g Past i75th 81. In Brooklyn, ct Court 81,
SeO Fulton 81. $40 Broadway N. d..
'Daily. Except SunGAy1 Sundays only iStOp
lor Ger Limited. HAS dining car. cParlor and Sleep
OF. HAMPSTEAD, Gen. Pass. ACT
D. n SHEPARD, Gen. Supt.
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WEST SHORE R. r.

tNew York Central Hudson River r. Y. Lessee J
Trains leave Franklin At, station, New York, as
follows and 10 minutes later foot West 42d st., X.
4 100 =. M.-Chic6Fo Express
. q 2, M-Con. Lin. for Detroit, Chi 81 Louis.
900 =. M.-lor ROch., Buffalo, Cleveld Chicago.
$50 y. h.-For Roch., Buffalo, Detroit ST. Louis.
'e.45 =, M.-For syria, Roch Ma. Falls, Oct a Chi.
'Daly. tDaiy, except sunday. baggage checked
from hotel or residence by Westcott Express.
4 n SMITH, q. r. LAMBERT,
Gcnl Manager. Gen1 PaSs'T Agent.
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CENTRAL AUCTION CO.. ~ SheehAn Auc-
toleer. i52 and l54 Canal ST. will sell
April 2s-By NJ. L. FullAn asa 10th av., clothing
pledged previous 10 April 20. 1904.
May by John Simpson, i4 Bowery, formerly
i75 all diamonds, watches. jewelTy, &c, pledged
10 March !, g0i, 10 No. 7l0i, and goods held over
May by j Simpson Co. 225 PARK row dia b
monis, watches. jrWelry. &c. pledged TO No. 1000,
TO Feb. I, 1904, and goods held over.
May ply II. Breckwedel. t7s Grand ST. clothing
pledged TO April 20. 1904.
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LaCkaWanna Railroad

Leaves New York. foot Barclay and Christopher Sc
$500 A. M.-FoI BlnEhAmton and Syracuse.
1000 A. M.-BufAlo Chicago and 81 Louis
'i;t0 Up. h.-FoT Buffalo aud Chicago,
tA,00 p. M.-FOr Scranton and Plymouth.
'o:l0 p. M.-FoT Buffalo and Chicago.
'6t5 y. M.-FoT Buffalo, syracuse Utica. -.
100 \. h-For ChicagO-Slcepers open AZ p, ".
Tickets, ite, E1g, ltsS, Itst broadway, ~ y; So
Fulton st., Brooklyn. 'DAily, Except sunday.
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Medic a.

QUICKEST PERMANENT CURE 10 diseases
Of men dangerous cases Solicited. L.uei al 90,
those drslrtnF uulg urst CinEs scientlc lTeAlmcnt
should call. The leading specialist, DI. bON ollLN
No. I41 west see 81 houn' J. o. s'a
nnun In-ll-
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JI,LIrs SHoNGooD. J

JULIUS SHONGOOD. Auctioneer. BY Jos.
ShongOod's sons, Auct'S. % Bowery. will sell
April 2s-Diamond Jewelry. watches, iewely, &c.
t2548 and all older dates held l., Jacobs esg.
formerly Coz. 81 av.
May l-Jewelry. &c. and all goods pledged TO
April -, 1904 l.. Schleber. 1922 ID av.
May 2-Jewelrv, &c. and all goods pledged to
April -. 1904. Alb. Freund. 1888 So hv.
Eli SOBEIa Auct. % Bowery, sells 10 a. NJ. ell
goods pledged to April 20, 1904
April p Jeweiy. odds and ends, &C. Bronx
Loan once. r Cohen. prop, 279t 50 av.
May i.Clo'hlng. Joseph simon "a Columbus
av,, and !. MeisenberEer 1881 % av
May 2-Cofhlng. y. Tgner l7Ot 90 Av.
May 3-Cl0thing. Ivan Prince. 81 7th az.
May 4-Clothlng, dresses, shoes. &C. S. 4. Flatto,
1895 81 Gv
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Court OF Appeals Calendar.
ALBANY, April 2S.-Couu OF Appeals calendar
for 70 morrow, Nos. 1914 100, 7Sg, 265. 27t, 1871
25s 2Bi.
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TYPEWRITERS.-Am standard makes rented
and kept In order ribbons free machines sold from
20 10 50 per cent les than manufacturer prices
= s. WEBSTER Co, 10 PARK Place: telephone
$50 Cortlnndt.
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TYPEWRTTERs

VIZ PAY CASH for old gold and silver. watches
ARTIFICIAL teeth. STERN as East i0ist St
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HELP WANTED-MALE.
PLUMBING SCHOOLS.

PLUMBING SCHOOLS.
Wanted men and boys 10 learn plumbing trhde.
Coyne Bros co. Schools Of Practical Plumbing
send for catalogue; ta7s-1S EAston Ave, ST. Louis
No, 1919 W. Third 81, Cincinnati. o.
TUTOR WANTED .--E1perenced teacher. coll
leFe Frauuate 10 give his entire time 70 boy Of hf-
teen Address with references and fun particulars
stating salary required. Plaza Boz lzZ. sun.
WANTED-An experienced and competent sta.
uonery salesman 70 travel western and northern
New York. will employ man on commission basis
only. with a running account for expenses. Apph
cations will be considered only nom men having
experience In all Of he following lines. school sup.
nice, fireworks, holiday goods, valentines and
sporting goods. Applications will b. treated con
6dentiAly n so desired Address THE ROCKIES
TER NEWS COMPANY. Rochester, ". y.
wANTED--An experienced and competent sou /.
venir post card salesman 70 travel In the Inilcd
States and Canada viii employ nan on comm ssion
basis only, and can give HIN toe best quality OF
cards on TIE markrt both black and white and
coorcd 10 be sold 81 prizes no higher than LOT ~;
fer1or goods. Applcat Jns rated CuuAdeuuanA u
80 desired AdoTa~s j HE ROCHfSllR NEWS
COMP ANY. Rochester, y. y.
WANTED-Fl7st class body maEsts on carriage
and automobile bodies steady work guaranteed
10 competent men: hlgncst prices paid. A. y.
DEMARESr 90, 9TH az. and $50 ST. New NorE
city.
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nnSINnSs CHANCEI

INVESTORS. ATTENTIONi-LarCe. high class
manufacturing business; this city; desires 20 sell
5000 preferred stock, guaranteeing J per cent.
very highest references furnished; value Of plant
$500 free and clear Apply 10
MCDONALD WiGGiNS 20, 2s7 Broadway.
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HE'LL WANTED.
MISS EILD'S EMPLOYMENT BUREAU
SITUATIONS WANTED-MAI.E.


Desires position wish *. Y. STOCK EXCHANGE
enoe Address A. O., boz 10 sun once
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AGENTS Send for terms; tree booklet; New Llving
Spring Faucet Filter, WILLARD MFG CO.
Lewiston. Me.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1905-04-02
Eleetlon ProeIama,lon.

|, r. W. Dick. mayor of tha city o:
Ardmcra by virtue of author
ity vested in me as suon
mayordo hereby proclaim and give
public notice that an election shall
be holden In the city of Ardmore be.
tween the hours Of S O'Clock a m.
and sundown on the 4th day Of April.
1905, for the purpose of ele,ting one
mayor one police judge, one chief Ut
police, one city attorney one assessor
and collector, one treasurer and one
alderman for each of the four wards
in said city. That the place of hold
ing such election in the various wards
and the judges of the election are as
follows. to.Wit:
First Ward.
w. b. Frame bliliing, occupied by
|. X. Best-Judges, J. ~ Morgan, H.
Taylor aud a. B. Mayhem.
Second Ward.
oil nrs station building-Judges 5.
a. Weeks, ]. o. Smith and W. L. Ian.
drum Clerk l. r. Wilkinson and j.
NJ. Shelton.
Third Ward.
noble building ng-Judses. Mike Cor
man, Lum Johnston and J. L. Gait
Fourth Ward.
Wilmington buildns-Juugcs, r.. J
Jones, j. c. Boucher and w. Il. Cox.
And that all quilted voters rcsid
ing in the In Ian Territory for oaC
/ year and in the CIickasaw Nation ioi
six months and in the ward in whicl
they propose to vote for thirty day.
Immediately preceding said election
shall have the privilege to vote in sale
ele. .tion.
Witness m hand and seal as may
or of Ardmcfe, Indian Territory, OF
this the 1lth day of March, 1905.
II. W. DICK, Ma-c-.
First published March 10, 1909.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1905-04-02
LEGAL Notice.

Department of the interior, commits.
sion to the FIVE civilized tribes, Chick.
asaw land office.
Chickasaw allotment contest case
1914
James Wilson Weaver contestant
VS. Ben Washington, contestee.
Notice of contest.
Land in controversy: f. u of S. E
4 and n. u of n. W. Il OF S. L. a
of Sec. s, T. /. s., r. W.
DenWashington, contestee, in the
above entitled and numbered cause is
hereby notified to appear before the
commission to the five civilized tribes
at its Office in Tishomingo, Indian re
ritory on the 11th day of April, 1905
at o'clock a. m, to answer the com
plant of the contestant, James wa!
son Weaver regarding the claim OF
the said James Wilson Weaver, to
take in allotment the tract OF d.
above described.
Dated this 2Gth day of January
1905.
COMMISSION TO THE FIVE CIVIL
IZED TRIBES.
TAMS BIXBY, Chairman.
1926
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not, to join with us to the end that
Ardmore may prosper as never before
upon an economical honest and bust
ne-s-,.kc basis.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1905-04-02
Preddy's Ruqales.

Rattermann a Leuth bugHes.
Rex buggies,
Columbia buggies,
Special business wagons.
See the new line on North Washing
ton street.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1905-04-02

Things go wrong in this world with
out any help, but the things that go
right wouldn't be appreciated if IT
were not for the efforts they require.
The San Francisco call., 1905-03-19
CITY OFFICIALS
STILL At OUTS
Right of Mayor of Vallejo
to Nullify Acts of Police
Commission Is Questioned
Special Dispatch to -hs Call.

VALLEJO, March 1S.-The row be-
tween Mayor Roney, the City Board
of Trustees and City Attorney Harry
d. Gill has taken a new turn. E. A.
Williams, a member of the police
force, who is under suspension for in
subordination, has secured an alter
native writ of mandate, returnable
next Wednesday, requiring City Audi
tor Hildreth to show cause why he
refuses to issue a salary warrant to
Williams for three days he was sus-
pended during February.
Williams was caught coming out of
a deadfall and when questioned by
Chief of Police Stamford refused to
tell his business, stating that he was
under the direction of City Attorney
Gill. Williams suspension followed
and at a hearing the Trustees, who
sat rs Police Commissioners, voted to
reinstate Williams.
Mayor Roney, whose veto power
under the working of the charter
completely nullifies any action of the
Trustees, disapproved of the action of
the Trustees, and Williams has since
been under suspension. He has re-
ported to the Chief Of Police daily
since his suspension and now seeks to
obtain his pay. Williams has been
under investigation three times since
he has been on the force.
The San Francisco call., 1905-03-19
ELKS To AID
BURNED WOMAN
Members of a Spokane Lodge
Volunteer to Give Cuticle
to Doctors for Grating
Special Dispatch to The Call.

SPOKANE, Wash, March 1S.-To
cover the badly burned body Of a Lew
iston woman, members of the Elks'
lodge in Spokane will give patches of
their cuticle. 1t is proposed to as
semble the volunteers, give them
chloroform and graft pieces of cuticle
three inches long and three-quarters
Of an inch wide. The skin will be
taken from the thigh. Three pieces
viii be the limit asked from each vol
unteer.
Mrs. F.. B. Sears is the unfortunate
victim of the accident which has re-
suited in such peculiar request for
assistance. Six weeks ago she retired
at Lewiston and, wishing to warm the
bed, placed an electric light bulb, with
the current turned on, at her feet. The
bulb set fire to the bed covers and Mrs.
Sears was horribly burned.
The woman has suffered great agony
and since her arrival at a Spokane
hospital 1t has been decided that graft
ing Is necessary. The womans hus-
band is an Elk. AS soon as 1t was
known that grating would be neces-
sary, several Elks volunteered to give
cuticle and 1t has been decided to ae-
cept the offer. There are more than
1000 members in the lodge and no fear
is felt of insufficient volunteers. The
surface to be covered is four square
feet.
The San Francisco call., 1905-03-19
SUFFERS FORT
At EXPOSITION
Replica of Historic Building
to BE IA Feature of the
Big Fair at Portland
Special Dispatch to The Cali.

SACRAMENTO, March 1s.-A prop
osition is under way to rebuild Suffers
fort at the Portland Exposition. The
restoration Of the main building Of
Suffers fort on the outskirts Of Sac
ramento. At meeting of the Sac
ramento Valley Development Associa-
tion to-day a resolution was passed
ordering and providing means whereby
architects will at once draw up plans
for the construction Of a model OF
Suffers fort at Portland and the re-
building of the main building of the
fort Of the same size and Identical In
ever respect with the original building.
1t is proposed to construct the build
ing, as il is connected with the finding
OF gold in California. 1t is distinctive
and is the most historic structure IN
the Sacramento Valley AS soon as the
plans are completed the proposition
will be submitted to the Board OF Su-
pervisors of the valley.
This will be a great thing, said
Harry P. Stabler, vice president of the
association. Think of the chance it
will give talker to tell about the
first nugget of gold brought in few
hours after Marshalrs famous dis
ccvery." General Bidwell was stationed
there at the time.
The building will be used to house
the Sacramento Valley exhibit" said
Morris Brookes. THE valley is going
ahead by leaps and bounds. The hus-
bandry special train which is proposed
by the California Promotion Commit
tee will be of tremendous benefit to
the valley. 1t will educate our farmers
as TO the best crops to grow and will
be in charge of professors of the State
university. The Portland exhibit and
the husbandry special are two of the
most important features planned for
the development of the valley. OF
course the special will tour the entire
State"
The San Francisco call., 1905-03-19
STOCK MARKET
is FLUCTUATINC
Activity of Bulls and Bears
Causes Rapid Changes in
the Prices of Securities

NEW YORK, March 1s-The move
ment Of the stock market to-day lndi-
Gated the activity of contending forces
in the speculation, and the contest be-
tween them was rather inconciusiye-
The closing was irregular and not far
from last nights level, after having
been considerably below that in the
early dealings and generally above on
the rally. Stocks were freely sold DUR
ing the early dealings and the recovery
seemed TO be due TO profit taking by
the bears. who were disposed to close
up their contracts on the three days
reaction preliminary to the Sunday in
terVal in the market.
The showing by the banks in their
weekly statement, which had been
counted upon by the bears to induce
selling and thus afford them an oppor-
tunity 10 cover, proved TO be not so
weak as had been feared, so that the
buying by the shorts was Of greater ef-
feet The weight of opinion is in favor
Of somewhat higher rates for money.
But offerings of funds by the trust
companies at the higher rates may be
expected. Foreign exchange continued
its decline in spite Of the firmness of
discounts in London.
Total sales Of bonds, par val<e, 81,
775, ,OO0
distrustful of the market from the
opening Of the week, but there was
good resistance to the moderate pres
sure during the early part of the week
in the absence Of any unfavorable pros
pect in the general business. industrial
and financial conditions. With the rise
IN the call loan rate for money the re-
dictionary tendency assumed the upper
hand and pressure TO sell overweight
ed the market
The power of the market to resist
short sales and to absorb the heavy
profit taking from time to time and
the constant development Of new points
OF strength served to convince the
skeptical that stocks were being taken
out Of the market by substantial hold
ing powers and gave color to the many
rumors Of Accommodations Of stocks for
purposes OF control and ultimate plans
Of combination and readjustments OF
relations which were expected to in
crease the values OF properties
The bond market has been less ac-
tive and there has been no notable ad-
vance in prices of railroad MORTGAGES
United States bonds We're all un-
changed on call for the week