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Los Angeles herald., 1905-01-09
.Receipts of Produce
The following articles. were, received
in Los Angeles on the date named:
Local Produce Prices

The following prices rule In a Jobbing way
in the Los Angeles market:
BJTTER-Produce exchange quotations.
Fancy valley creamery. 60c; fancy coast do
soc; fancy dairy, 45c; choice dairy, Am az
45c: fancy California, COS. 22ac; mixed
GGGsY Ranch, candled, 8Sc fiat; eastern,
fresh, candled. csc fiat
n CHEESE ,(all per lb)-Northern, 1871 q
14c;. Anchor 0arge ocaD, 161sc; Young
America, 17kc; hand made, 1S1ac; eastern
singles, 14@1 15c; do twins. IA 15c; do ched-
dars, 14cl do stiltons 4c; do longhorns IA
a 15c; do daisies, 14Q 15c; Swiss (domestic),
19c; Swiss (imported), 29c.
BEANS (all per ID. Pink No l, $3.50 4;
No. 9, S325@3.5O; lima No. l, So Lady
Washington No /. $3.10@ 3.35; small white
No. l, $3.75; Garvanzas, So; lintels. S7.50@S.
POTATOES Gall per 100 lbs.)-Early Rose
Northern. $1.75@2; Salinas, fancy S1.65p
1.75; Salinas, choice, $1.S5 1.5O; Highlands,
fancy, S125 Highlands, choice, S1.O5 Clio;
Nevada Burbanks, fancy. $1:25Q1.35.
SWEET POTATOES-Reds, $1.5O; whites,
Onions tail per 100 lbs yellow DAN
yers northern, s3@3.25: Australian brown.
S3@325; common. $2.75; Colorado Dan
vers SO; Nevada, fancy, $3.25.
POULTRY (per dozen)-Old ROSTERS. 81
Q45O; old hens. 5000; young ROSTERS. $3.50
@65O; broilers, s2@3.50: friers. $5.Y6;
turkeys, alive, per lb., 174 1sc; ducks. alive.
s5@6; geese, s19i.50.
A kall
Los Angeles herald., 1905-01-09
SAN BERNARDlNO CITIZENS
ADOPT NEW CITY CHARTER
Orange Shipments one-Third Greater
Than Last Year, Owing to Good
Markets-Negro' Colony
Not Wanted
spec,al to The Herald.

Special to The Herald.
SAN BERNARDINO, Cal, Jan. s.
The outcome of the charter election, in
which the instruments was adopted by
so large a majority is most satisfactory
to the business interests of the city,
which were "a, unit with the exception
of the liquor element The saloon men
fought hard to defeat the charter but
they were unable to stem the tide, as
nearly every commercial organization,
labor organization and church organ
ization indorsed it.
The business men of the city feel that
it is the commencement of new era
for this city. The first election under
the new charter, if it is passed by the
is to be in April. 1t promises to be
one Of the warmest political campaigns
ever seen in this city. -
There is belief that j. H. Garrett,
the bogus check man who was sent to
the asylum at Patton this week, was
shamming when he appeared to be in
sane. AS quickly as he was removed
to the asylum and all danger of prose-
cution seemed to be passed he began to
recover rapidly and now it is stated
that he seems quite rational.
Orange shipments from this valley
are far ahead of what they were a year
ago at this time. Riverside has sent
out $40 cars of oranges and fifty-three
cars of lemons, Redlands S6S cars of
oranges and five cars of lemons, Rialto
twenty eight cars in excess of last year,
and Highland 459 cars. These. ship
ments as a whole are fully one-third
greater than last year, owing to the
earlier maturing of the fruit and bet
ter market than last year.
Isaac Benjamin has completed
twenty-five years as official reporter of
the superior court of this county, and
is still as active in the service as ever.
In that time he has served under five
different superior court judges, and has
seen many changes in the official roster
of the county and members of the bar
association.
The reports sent out that the estab-
lishment of a negro colony ON the des-
ert near Victor was being discouraged
by the county supervisors has aroused
the Indignation and ire of some of the
people backing the scheme who state
that the parties back of the enterprise
are amply able financially and other
wise to take care of themselves and not
likely to become charge on the
county.
One of the chief lodge events of the
month will be the gathering Of Fores-
tiers in this city next Wednesday, when
the courts of Riverside, Cotton, Red
lands and this city will all gather here
to meet the high court officials of
Southern California who will be present
at Joint installation of officers of all
the above courts and the joint initia-
tion of members.
Several attempts have been made at
burglary at residences in the vicinity of
Urbita recently, but thus far the
thieves have not been fortunate enough
to secure anything OF great value. 1t
is believed to be the work OF hobos
who camp I'm numbers In that vicinity.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-01-09
Mining Stocks
Los Angeles Bank cIearInss
Russian Stocks Fairly Firm

BY Associated Press.
LONDON, Jan. S,-The fall of Port
Arthur had comparatively small eff
feet on the stock exchange, Russian
stocks not suffering to any great ex-
tent and the market generally remain
ing fairly firm. In France feeling OF
about the International sit
uation i'm Russia is beginning to be OBJ
which had the effect OF weak
ening the markets the last two days.
The American market was unsettled by
Los Angeles herald., 1905-01-09
LEGAL NOTICES


In the superior court of the state of Cal
ifornia, in and for the county of Los
Angeles. Bloss Jangradovich and Florio An
tonovich, plaintiffs against Louise V. Sex
ton, ct al, defendants. Action brought in
the superior court of the state Of California,
in and for the county of Los Angeles, and
the complaint filed in said county of Los
Angeles, In tho office of the clerk of said
superior court The people of the state of
California send greeting to: Louise v. Sex
ton, Polly Ann Ingles, Richard Roe and
Charles Ingles (sued herein John Doe)
defendants You are hereby directed to
appear and answer the complaint in an ac-
tion entitled as above, brought against you
in the superior court of the county of Los
Angeles, state of California. within ten
days after the service you of this sum-
mons-f served within this county; or with
in thirty days IL served elsewhere. And
you arc hereby notified that unless you
appear and answer as above required. the
said plaintiff will take judgment for any
money or damages demanded in the com
plant, as arising upon contract, or they
will apply to the court for any other re-
lief demanded in the complaint. a.
Given under my hand and the seal of
the superior court of the county of Los
Angeles, state of California, this 18th day
of November A. D.. 1904.
c. G. KEYEs. Clerk.
BY H. e higgins. Deputy Clerk.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-01-09
HOTEL ARRIVALS

co; b. c. Stewart and wife, stockton; II. Z.
Lineaweaver and wife. Pittsburg: j. W
Judd, Denver; George Goodman. Mrs. Good
ham and daughter, Toronto, ont, W. w;
Erskine. San Francisco; f. w. Carlyle and
wife, Washington, d.. CT; o; j. stun, 3
New York; L. l.. Krieder and wife. San
Francisco; Miss Hannah Fox. Miss, Louisa
Davis. Miss Grace Anderson, Philadelphia.
VAN NUYs-J. l.. Layman and wife. p
W, Macqpire; j. J. Rogers j.. A. FRANK RANK
Lonien, Cal; Robert II. Mills. Chicago; D.
v Knight, Kansas City; d. Il. Evans, Chi
cago; Miss Eleanor Hough St Louis ]: David
II. Kane. New York; George Ausrin. Santa
Barbara.
Denver; j. Hanlon, Crown Point. Ariz. Il.
G. Leas, Philadelphia Scott Hudson Lex
+ 11SiG% Thomas. ' Terminal S, A. White and wife'
Riverside; Mrs, A. j. Meyer, Louisville.
L; I. Meyer. Louisville; =; B. Dunbar tgo ana
Boston; c. A., Collins, jr, and wife, Mrs
Helen S. Collins, Riverside; Mrs r.. s. Rose,
gyersde Ssoe Mrs. oJS JSrdSn 1s MGliSe' sdE Fall. M
S. D.; Mrs. A. j. Devers, Sioux Falls, S. d;
Mrs. d. b. Miller, Mitchell $; D.; w. 2.
Truitt, New York; C, s." Preston and wife,
seattle;. IL. l.. Kinsman, Chicago; g. M;
Boyd. San Francisco; r. II. Goodrich. and
Wood and wife Pittsburg; Mrs Ida Clark
Trip. Paio Alto; c. Il. Covell. Venturai
Mrs. Edward Jewell. N. Y; Mrs. r. S. Can
tine, Chicago; Governor Pimental and son,
Chiapas. Mex; +. w. Arss, Portland; S.
s. Wold and wife, Rock Rapids, Iowa; Mrs.
A. A. Granger. Mrs, C. A Griffin, Fort
Dodge, Iowa; Mrs It. E. Hollister, Sioux
Falls, s. D.; the Misses Hollister, Sioux
Falls, s. D.; Gus Nelson and wife. Law
renee, Kas.; r. j. Smith, Chicago; G. Il.
sumner and wife. Claremont; Charles IL.
Fredericks. San Francisco; James Mills,
Riverside.
HOLLENBECK-H. II. Peck. Pittsburg;
Alex Brick, w. G, Cope, Chicago; e. II.
Howard and family, Carroll, Iowa; B, q.
Clark San Francisco; +. b. Thompson.
Burbank: L. A. Boyer Riverside; M. Kirch-
ner, Chicago; J. c. McKeon, l.. ID. Hicks,
San Francisco; w T., Nelson and wife, Re
dondo; s. Chamberland. San Franciscoi G.
E. Charley, John Pearson. Seattle; j, X.
son; Viola Cunningham San Franeiscoi r,
A. Ferguson. Chicagoi G. II. jackson and
wife, Philadelphia j. NJ. Moore. city; G.
o. Mansur. n. Il. Follett, Santa Ana; l., II.
Endicott, Pasadena L. II. Hudspeth, Fuller
ton; A. j. Randle, II. Q. Mcdonald J.
Boutes Charles II. Hare, San Francisco;
James Black and family, Ella Curtis Ethel
curtis, Harry Curtis. Carthage I'LL j. $,
Nevin' Jerome, a. ~, ~ p. Jacobs, San
r. G Wilcox Binghamton, N, "
- 10. Linfesty Fred f. Hobbs, San Fran
cisco; A. w. Bessy and Wife, Oaklandi John
Schwit1 and wife, Baker city, Ore; Leon
First. san Francisco; +. Van cleef. ]. W.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-01-09
EGGS DROPPED
ONE FULL CENT
RECEIPTS BEGIN TO SHOW A
SLIGHT INCREASE
Butter Rules steady-Fancy Potatoes
Scarce-Common Too Plentiful.
Beans Dull-onlons Are
Freely offered

on Saturday the egg quotation COM
mittee of the produce exchange fixed
the selling price of eggs at 33 cents.
This Is a decline of 1 cent from Fri
day, and is perhaps based on the re-
lative market conditions that are pre-
sumed to exist. Arrivals during the
past week were not excessive, but
their steady character indicates that
the active laying season may be ex-
pected. Demand is good and consump-
tion keeps up its usual pace. Eastern
storage candled are fairly ample and
quoted at 2S cents.
BUTTER RULES FIRM-Although
the San Francisco market is weaker
in butter, the Los Angeles market
holds it's own at go cents for creamery.
Receipts last week were large. but the
demand was so active that the supply
did not meet the wants OF the trade,
causing the fancy packs in storage to
be drawn upon. Shipments have been
unusually heavy to all parts supplied
by Los Angeles. Weather conditions
have evidently worked against tie
local output, increasing the demand
from the north.
Cheese is holding it's own and the
demand is steady. Supplies are not
large, the consumption showing in
crease. Local makes are in good re-
quest.
POTATOES PLENTIFUL.-With
the stock of potatoes on hand and
the steady receipts running into car
load lots, the market is admitted to
be full of potatoes. While demand is
good on local and shipping accounts,
yet jobbing prices are below what
they should be when the market con-
ditions are considered. 1t is said that
at least 80 per cent of potatoes now
here grade from fair to common, and
that the other 20 per cent fairly grade
as fancy. Jobbing quotations are un-
changed.
Onions are too plentiful for COM
fort at present and rule only fairly
steady for the common grades. Fancy
Nevadas are at the top at 1925. Some
concessions are made. At shipping
points, however the markets are
firmer. AS a whole the quality could
be better.
GENERAL PRODUCE.-Bea are
dull and move in small lots. Dried
fruits are active
Vegetables are scarcer, peas. 4@5c;
beans, 6M7c: cabbage, $1.00@1.10 a
sack, new green onions, 10c dozen;
celery, 30D40c dozen punches.
On Saturday the fish stock sud-
denly increased, but cleared up. Re-
ceipts today are expected to be large.
Rabbits. ducks and geese are gone
and wanted.
Live poultry stocks are small.
Broilers wanted and firm at 1S@20c.
Turkeys slow, on current daily de-
| mands.
Receints, of Produce
Los Angeles herald., 1905-01-09
undelivered Telearams

There are undelivered kilograms at the
office of the Western Union Telegraph com
pany for Hon. Charles Andrews H. Y.
Saint, w. A. Ward, Miss Lillian Noltaire
Miss Louisa Newton. Miss l., d. McGinnis
r. p Probasco. w. r.. Nus, Warren S: Por-
ter, e.. Durham, Miss Amelie Behrron'
George Keating, c.. p. Pomroy. f. Stephens,
W.. G.. Stewart Harry Heyer, Miss Ethel
Eagle.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-01-09
As a LIE Insurance Man

Should you handicap yourself by
being the sub-agent Of an agent, or by
opposing a California institution In IA
Vor of an outside corporation? You
can have contract direct with COM
pany In its home state, with renewals
and quick action on policies. Cali on
or address superintendent OF Agencies,
Conservative Life Insurance Co. Bldg.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-01-09

ANNUAL MEETING OF STOCKHOLDERS
Notice is hereby given that the annual meet
ing of the stockholders of Los Angeles Trust
Company will be held at its office, in its bank
ing room. No. 142 South Spring street. in the
city of Los Angeles, state of California, on
Thursday, the nineteenth day of January, 1906,
at three O'clock p m, for the purpose of elect
ing directors for the ensuing year, and for the
transaction of such other business as the
stockholders may deem necessary and find
lawful. e. II. GROENENDYKE Secretary
Los Angeles Trust Company.
Dated at Los Angeles, California, Dec. 81,
Los Angeles herald., 1905-01-09

NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE
annual meeting of the stockholders of the
Pacific Clay Manufacturing company will be
held at the Office of the company. 235 South
Los Angeles street, in this city, Tuesday,
the purpose of electing a board of directors
and the transaction of such other business
as may come before the meeting.
L. S. PORTER, Secretary.
Los Angeles, Cal, December 2S, 1904.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-01-09
. aI AppI S,iSs Pponotstions are as folows! nv

Nearly the entire output Of radium Is
now obtained from American ores.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-01-09

The number Of silk hats made an
nually in the United Kingdom is about
twelve million.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-01-09


do per Dbl. of 125 lbs. net ................ 400
HAY (all per ton)-No. 1 grain, fancy, 170
IS; choice, H5Ql6; No. 2, sli; alfalfa, SAG
FRUITS AND BERRIEs-Bananas. fancy
Port Limons, az @4c; Strawberries l2Q zoe;
cranberries, $40 barrel; raspherries, 22@
CITRUS FRUITs-Lemons. choice, $500
SO box; fancy. sss5@25O box; oranges. ma
vels. $l.5O@2.0O box.
VEGETABLES - Beans. string, 7lGdSc
h. beans way, 7saSe lb.; bset 6ees' sogICe
ib.; egg. plant, rose ID; garlic lac ID;
7GSS ib.; spinach. SOC dozen; turnips' S5c
GRAIN AND FEED Call per 100 lbs, neD
corn, $1.45; cracked corn, $3.50; feed meal
$155 bran, heavy, Si.sO; rolled barley
ss oil sS %sG I eSttGn shorts sfsd %ea
oats, white, sl.65; Kafir corn $l;a5
Cracks Cracked wheat ..... s.tSS sss s.se
Wheat Wheat aakes per case of SO alb, car.
wSsat ions aakss per sack OF 50 ib:;....
Corn meal, w and s.4O 2'sS 2.so
pa.IsSn sSsF 'i;,.;a;i Who'll. meal: s:sS :,,!s s,Es
whYIs 1--WE "sfeS sTocK@fioss. per cwi.' ss5oSSS;;
as; S5' Sheep per head, wethers. s4sSG GLtOi
ewes. S3W4; lambs. $50 $40.
tontaiIs, sf@isbl wild geese. ,59e.
HONEY (comb) : Water white, lib,
frame, 1906 white amber. ltc; amber. lshoi
Inyo county. iahci extracted. so-lh cans.
lose
1sdpi iic; No. 2, s6Il0c, hard. No. 1, 10Ql2oi
pecans, polished, 14e; Jumbo, lbc; extra
large, iAdS i5ci medium, ~ q isc; Brasil nuts,
lag lssi hlherts; giSe, ann 49, an
S0 7c. a-lh packages, Tc: Fard 60-lbB., SKc
Los Angeles herald., 1905-01-09
LOCAL STOCKS AND BONDS
Bank Stocks
Bonds
PrIces include accrued interest.


Prices include accrued interest.
Associated Oil NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. S5k W
California Pacific Railway 1W
Cal. Portland Cement Co. CON-. 100
Corona City Water Co. lo0
Home Telephone Co............... o53 Sots
Edison Electric Co. Cop.......... 20 =.
Los Angeles & Redondo Ry. Co... -. 10s
Los Angeles 1st Con. Mtgs....... 100 lOS
Mission Trans. & F.. Com. 90 10z
Pacific Electric Railway Co..... 1O4h lOo1s
Mt. Lowe Railway ............... So
Ontario Dom. Water Co. ........ -. 10S
Pacific Light & Power Co........ 81 1OU
Temescal Water Co. .............. 10O
United Electric @. & P. Co. 103
Pomona Con. Water Co. .......... ~
Riverside Light & Fuel Co. 100
San Antonio Water Co........... w
Santa Barbara Electric Railway. -. 1Oz
Seaside Water Co. ............".. "a 1VS
Phoenix Light & Fuel Co. ........ 100
Pomona & Ontario L. & f. Co... 100
Visalia Water Co................. -. 1O5
Union Transportation Comm. 80 102
Ocean Park Water Co. ........... 100
l.. A. Electric. 1o6
Edison Electric, old issue ....... 1OS
Los Angeles herald., 1905-01-09

II you want 60 81 east, Q: Haydock.
AGENT Illinois Central Il. r. 2Ss s. spring.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-01-09

Bldg.I Interest paid
Commercial accounts
Cex-Special Commr. Of
California;, 1st Vice
Vice-Presldent; Will
lbro, Cashier.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-01-09

zook, Chicago, w. p. Kirby. New York;
j. W Butcher city; Floyd s. Judah, San
Francisco; w. r. Bisaiow, Clevoiand; John
Wilbur. Chicago; p v. zieRier. q. p,
Kohen, Tucson; Rueben II. Mostey, Sagl-
nav, Mich.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-01-09
Notice of stockhoIders, MeetIna

By H. E. Rigglns. Deputy Clerk.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-04-11
COLORADO PLANNING
FOR PRESIDENTS ENTERTAIN
MENT FOR FRIDAY OF
THIS WEEK.

COLORADO SPRINGS, Col, April IL
fesfdent Roosevelts special train is
scheduled to start from this city on its
run into the Rocky mountains over the
Colorado Midland railroad at $50 o'clock
Friday night. Owing to heavy SHOWS in
the vicinity of Red Stone the destination
has been changed to Newcastle. twelve
miles west Of Glenwood, from which point
the party will start for camp.
The pilot train. which will be run five
minutes ahead of the special, will carry
the newspaper representatives and several
railway officials.
One OF the biggest engines on the Mid
land will pull the special On the pilot
VIII be an enormous shield made of Ameri-
can flags. with red, white and blue stream
ers reaching from the shield to the boiler
head. In each window of the engine cab
Will be picture of President Roosevelt.
whlle the words, Our President printed
In large letters, will be placed on each side
of the tender
By special request the Presidents car
Will be at the end of the train. The only
ohclal of the Midland to travel in the
Presidents car will be NJ. L. Phelps. as
sistant superintendent, who will have gem
eral supervision.
No attempt win be made at fast time
but the special will have the right of wav
over the road. Every train to be passed
will be sidetracked at least twenty min
uteS before the special is due
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-04-11
CONTRACTOR COMPLAINS.
Calls Attention of War Department to
Bid Rejection.

Complaint has been made to the War De-
partment by ex-senator ]. K. Jones, as at
torney for ]. C. Robinson. a Chicago con-
tractor, against the action of the board of
governors of the Soldiers Home in reject
ing the bid of Robinson for the construc-
ton of the proposed marble mess hall at
the Soldiers Home 1t is charged that the
board of construction rejected the first lot
of bids, made by fourteen contractors, and
authorized Captain Summerhayse, the re-
tired army officer in charge of the work, to
invite private percentage bids from a few
chosen contractors in alleged violation of
the statutes providing for open competi-
ton in the construction of public works. 1t
is also alleged that Robinson submitted the
lowest bid-$743 O00-for the construction of
the building at the original competition,
and that the lowest bid for the work re-
ceived under the substitute plan was
$7S2 800.
The protest has been referred by Secre-
tary Taft to the board of governors OF the
home, of which Maj. Gen. Ainsworth is
president, and was considered by the board
at meeting at the War Department this
afternoon. The members of the board are
disinclined to discuss the matter forpubli-
cation at this time, merely confining them
selves to the general statement that the
original bids were rejected because none of
them was in compliance with the specifica-
tions on which the bids were based and also
because of the unsatisfactory character of
the bids.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-04-11
CALLED TO SAY FAREWELL.
The Spanish Minister Presented His
Letters of Recall

Senior Ojeda, the Spanish minister, called
upon Secretary Taft and Acting Secretary
Loomis today to say farewell and present
his letters of recall. He leaves Washing
ton tomorrow for New York, whence he
sails on the 18th instant for Gibraltar. The
retiring minister is extremely popular here,
and the exchange Of farewells betwee.
himself and the officials today was more
than perfunctory, and he went away with
many pleasant words from Secretary Taft
and Mr.. Loomis, expressive of the high
regard in which he is held. His last Off
cfal presentment related to the Spanish ap-
plication for the surrender of the Spanish
ordnance and war supplies left in Cuba
which is about to be made the subject of
an official report in the War Department.
1t appears that the issue between Spain
and Cuba turns on the construction to be
given to the term "movables'' as applied
to the guns and fortifications.
No date has yet been set for the coming
to Washington of Senior Jacinthe, at pres
ent Spanish minister to Tangier who will
succeed Senior Ojeda here, but the latter
informed the State Department that Senior
Pastor, at present Spanish secratary at
Mexico and second secretary of the Span
ish legation in Washington before the war,
is coming here Immediately as secretary
and charge d'affaires.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-04-11
dunno FOR ARB|TER
Expected at Chicago Today to
Settle Strike Trouble.
BOTH SIDES AGREEABLE
FIRST DAY OF THE NEWLY
ELECTED OFFICIALS TERM.
State Board of Arbitration Offered
Services to Strike-Bound Firm
for Settlement.

CHICAGO, April IA crisis in the con-
troversy growing out of the Montgomery
Ward & Co.'S teamster strike was looked
for today by both sides.
1t was Mayor Edward F. DUNES first
day in office, and 1t was said he would be
asked by both sides to arrange an armistice
and to act as an arbitrator of all differ
ences.
A committee representing the teamsters
and the Federation of~Labor called upon
Mayor Dunno at the city hall today and
made formal protest against closing the
streets to union teamsters. They also pro-
tested against what they termed the bru-
tality of the police. They asserted that
union teamsetrs are not allowed to drive
on certain streets.
Mayor Dunno assured them that the union
teamsterS would have the same privilege of
the streets as any one else as long they
preserved the peace. The mayor said that
he would allow no discrimination, and that
union teamsters and the Ward company
teamsters should have equal rights.
In reference to the charge of brutality
made against the police, he told the COM
mlttee, which was composed of seventeen
members, to file charges in writing with
the chief of police against the offending po-
licemen.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-04-11
TO STATE coLoMBIA's POSITION
President Reyes Special Envoy Com
ing to WASHINGTON

The State Department has been privately
advised of the arrival in New York, bound
for Washington, of Senor Cabellero, who
was sent to Caracas a special minister
by President Reyes, in the effort to re-
establish friendly relations between Coiom-
bia and Venezuela. The department is
further informed that the mission was a
failure because President Castro absolutely
refused to deal with Senior Cabelere with
out an undertaking in advance on the part
of Colombia to relinquish to Venezuela two
of the eastern states of Colombia bordering
on Venezuela to which Colombia's title had
already been confirmed by an arbitration.
President Reyes regarded this cession as
too high price to pay for President Cas-
tro's friendship, so the two countries remain
in a semi-hostile attitude and President
Reyes special minister is coming to Wash
tngton to see that the State Department is
acquainted with Colombia's true position.