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NOTICE 10 CONTRACT0Ps

Office of the Board of State Harbor Copr,fs
sioners, Union Depot and Ferry House San
Francisco. Cal. July 81. 1905.
Sealed proposals or bids will be received at
this office at or prior to 2:15 o'clock D. m. on
THURSDAY. August 2, 1905. for mixing re-.
pairs 70 Tower and Union Depot and Ferry
House. on the water front OF the city and
county of San Francisco, IN accordance with
the plans and specifications prepared therefor
by the Chief Engineer Of the Board ana adont
this office. TO which special reference is hereby
made. The materials 10 be used In these re-
pairs consist of the requisite amount of yellow
Or lumber, galvanized iron. wrought and ca ST
from glass, painters materials, etc. all to he
OF best quality specified No bid will be re-
nIshed from this office and is accompanied hr
certified check for five 90 per cent of the
amount of the bid. payable 10 the order OF the
secretary of the Board a guarantee on the
part Of the successful bidder that he will
within six 90 days after the acceptance of the
bid, enter into written contract TO do said
work, according TO the plans and specifications
prepared therefor. and will also execute and
fle with this Board q bond in such sum as
the Board may deem adequate, with a surety
company to be approved by the Board of State
Harbor Commissioners. and conditioned for the
faithful performance Of such contract nor viii
said bid be considered by this Board unless
secretary, at the office Of the secretary, at or
prior 10 2:l5 O'Clock p. H.. on THURSDAY
August 2 1906 al which time and place the
bids will be opened. The Board reserves the
right 10 reject any or all bids IL deemed for
tie best interests OF the State. Bidders are
bids. CHAS. II. SPEAR, J. D. MACKENZIE.
HENRY J. CROCKER. Board Of State Hnrbor
Commissioners. LOTT D. NORTON. Chief En-
gineer. JOHN NJ. FAY, Secretary.
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THE SAN FRANCISCO CALI. WEDNESDAY, AUGUST J. 1906

Twenty y-sixth, thence to st. Pauls Church for
services at l p m. Interment Holy Cross
Cemetery.
Oakland, CAL, July 30 1906.
Katherine Thomas, native of Lorraine aged
10 years.
Friends and acquaintances are respectfully
invited to attend the funeral this (Wedues-
day. morning, August 1. at $3.50 o'clock, from
the parlors of the Albert Brown Company, 5i2
Thirteenth street, Oakland, thence TO ST.
Frances de Sales Church. corner OF Grove and
Hobart streets. where mass will be celebrated,
commencing at o'clock Interment st. Mary s
Cemetery
VAN BERGEN-In Fresno, Cal. July 80, 1905,
George H. beloved son of Rebecca and the
late Nicholas Van Bergen. a native of San
Francisco, CAL, aged 80 years
The funeral will tnke place tomorrow (Thurs-
day., August 2, at 80 p. m, from the st.
Paulus German Lutheran Church. corner OF
Cough and Eddy streets. Interment private.
Please omit flowers.
WARDWELL-In Oakland. Cal. July 81. 1906.
Louise Watts, mother of Ralph Watts. and
sister of Mrs. F. W. Bancroft and Mrs. Mary
A. Wardwel
Funeral and interment private.
wALKER-In Spokane. Wash. July 2S 1906,
Mary Gay Walker. daughter of Mrs. Mary
Gay. and niece of Nicholas Kirkwood. both
of Clayton. Contra Costa County. Call. and
sister of Mrs. George Whitman OF Concord
and Mrs ]. B. Gray of Spokane. 81
The funeral services will take place to-
day "wednesday. August /, at 1880 p. m,
at the Congregational Church. Martinez. Cal.
Interment in family plat. Alhambra Gene
terry. Martinez.
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ASYLUM, NOT JAIL,
FOR A BROKER.
Chicagoan Who Stole
Big Sum From Woman
Is Hopelessly Insane
LONG CHASE ENDS

PORTLAND. July 3I.-A thorough
examination by alienists appointed by
the court to inquire into the sanity OF
one r. j. Mahoney, real estate broker
Of Seattle. who was arrested here yes
terday and charged with embezzicment
by a Chicago attorney. J. p. Grier.
shows that the man is .hopelessly in
sane.
Mahoney is one Of the many aliases
assumed by j. w. Moseley, who de-
camped from Chicago In 1898, where
for several years he had conducted
brokerage business. He left Chicago
under a cloud, having been charged
with embezzling from Mrs. Ada T.
Brundage over $4,000. He was traced
by detectives TO various places In the
West, Including stockton, Cal, but he
finally escaped the watchfulness OF the
detectives and located at Seattle, be-
coming the business partner OF a man
named Behrens in real estate propo-
sition. While in Chicago he was known
as Bunord c. Baxter
j. p Baxter, a prominent attorney of
Chicago, reached Seattle a couple of
weeks ago, pursuing a trail for his
client, Mrs. Brundase. Grier learned
that the man he sought was passing
under the name of r. ]. Mahoney at
Seattle, being a partner in the real
estate firm of Behrens & Mahoney and
secured his arrest
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Third. sw 1876 by Sc 27S, and one other piece;
pa Jacob Oh, Levi & sr to same lot on Sc corner OF
Bernard J. Horn ct al. to James K Mofhtt.
lot on On corner oS Eighteenth and Alabama streets
Estate Of Philip Maher to John Rosenfeid a
= Sons lot on on @& sw corner OF Third and Mission
Winslow Anderson and wife to Lottie K. H.r.
ren lot on W line OF Twenty-frst avenue. go
Of Lake street 2s:s BY W 40; $40.
Hunt. lot on W line Of Howard street. 1.11x
Of Nineteenth, 5 21:ioN BY W Is; sl0
line Of Lee avenue. 225 Of Holloway street, Tr =
25 by n 112; 1926
Burke corbet and wife to Gustav Gutsch. 10,
nue., s 77:6 by E co.. $40.
George Kettner to Carolina Kettner. lot on p
line .. OF Pierce street, ste Of Green. Is BY
Mary E; Daley to cathIeen L. Mckee. lot on
f line of Fourth avenue, 200 5 OF Clement
Bernhard Getz and wife. to Frank Dietrich
and wife, lot on w line OF Ninth avenue, pos
SsrS Ss irss prseser 70 20 James Ss ia0e so and
lot on line OF Whitney street. 225 n OF Ran.
dall' e T,hg.I, By i2S isS; so SO - Co.
lot on W line Of Sixth avenue. i25 s OF
street. 25 by y 12o; $40.
Thomas c. Easton Jr. to Marssretta W.
Of street. \ 30 BY W 100: gift gift avenue z''
Harriet r. Whirlow to Caroline R. Beals lot
on r. line OF ZONES street, % y OF WashInQtOn
S 24:5 by f $50; $40.
Ivar Tvinde ct al to Gustav /. BuchhoIz lot
on W line OF Seventh avenue 2o5 Of A street
S 20 by W 100; $40.
Builders Contracts.
Raffaele Cristoni. with G. de Russo TO erect
1-story frame building at sos Telegraph place;
$780,
J. Harband. with Rose Lipsitz & AppIebaum.
alterations to make 3-story frame on 1855
Webster. for $500.
II. L. Smith and George Kahn. with A. Mark
ley Co., to erect 1-story frame on lot on 8
line Of Post street 1876 " OF Polk. W IS By
100, for $500.
Daniel O'Connor. with ]. V Campbell 10
erect 2-story frame on lot on y line OF Mission
street, so OF Nineteenth. 25 by W 30. for
$4,000.
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REAL ESTATE TRANSACTIONS.
TUESDAY, JULY 81.

DEEDS.
Joseph Rich Company to Sol Getz & Sons,
lot on Sw corner Of Persia and Moscow streets.
sw 500 By Sc 200; $40.
: Richard G. Malone 10 NJ. Bachci. lot on n
line of Filbert street. 1876 W of Webster. W
37:8 by 100; $40. -
Michael T. Hnnlon and wife to Catherine
Rourke, lot on line OF Twenty seventh street,
les w of Dolores w % by ia; $40.
William d. Scurlock to Elizabeth X. Scurlock.
lots 20 and 2l, Meyers Garden and one other
piece; gift,
Julius Huffman and wife to Alois Schneider.
lot on line Of Fifteenth street. 35 Z OF Shot
we'll, E so by So; S.
George w. Meyer TO Henry Meyer. lot on NV
line OF Tenth street NV S2:6 by \ 100; $40.
stein, lots and ~, block 81, Paul Tract; $40.
Carl Walter and wife to Charles Emerson and
WIFE, lot on f line of Dolores street. 1876 OF
Twenty ninth, S 25 by r rs; $40.
Herbert q. Law and wife to Ruursey Smith.
lot on Sw corner OF Twenty first avenue and
California street, n 1870 by S 90; $40.
Isaac Liebes to Union Trust Company, lot on
Sc corner OF Seventeenth avenue and L street.
600 by e 240; SO.
William f. Cordes ct al. to Mason W. Mather
lot on Sw corner of Fortieth avenue and r
street. w 240 by s 800; $40.
John Shields to Henry Shields. lot on w line
of Twenty-seventh avenue, 80 OF street. S
20 by w 120; $l0
Samuel Robitscher and wife to William Nc
Cormck. lot y line of Sutter street, 100 "
OF Fillmore W 25 by 1875; $40.
Jacob Levi ct al to Progress Realty Company
lot on Sc line Of Brannan street. 275 SW Of
The San Francisco call., 1906-08-01
FOLLOWS WRECKER OF HOME
TO MEXICO AND KILLS HIM
Frank Bauer, Formerly of Joplin, Stays
James Brady, smelter Master
Mechanic mt Sam Lorenxo

Los ANGELES. July 31.-a special
to The Times from Velardina Duran
go, Mexico). dated July 26, says that
James ]. Brady, master mechanic of
the San Lorenzo smelter at the latter
place, was shot three times through
the head and instantly. killed by Frank
Bauer, former resident OF Joplin, Mo-.
but more recently of Los Angeles and
Jerome. Arizona.
Brady, the story relates. ran away
with Bauer's wife and child from Pitts
burg, Kan, several months ago, but
Bauer traced the couple and located
them at Velardina. He shot Brady on
sight.
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California
Limifed
ToChicago in 5DayS
leaves daily at s:3aa a
enA ulHdfs anL sissps

1880 A. NJ. For Stockton, -1src~d (uIrecc
lconnectfon for Yosemite VAL
hey) Fresno, HanfOrd. Visa
Iia Bakersfield and inter-
500 p. NJ mediate points
$3.50 A M-California Limited. days
TO Chicago. Leaves every day. Direct
Connection to Grand Canyon.
$3.50 A M.-valley Limited for stockton,
Merced direct connection with Yo-
semitic Valley. Fresno, Hanfordf VIZ
salia. Bakersfield and points on Sierra
Railway.
Oakdale and points on Sierra Railway
400 p. M.-For Stockton, Fresno and
intermediate points
500 p. M.-Over1and Express for Dem
yer, Kansas City. Chicago and Grand
Canyon.
TICKET OFFICES-Ferry building.
San francisco; 1112 Broadway, Fortietn
St and San Pablo ave, Oakland; Unt-
versity ave. and West St. Berkeley.
NOTE.-Y osennite Valley R. r. trains
leave Merced for Yosemite valley ~
$50 A. NJ. and 900 p NJ every day.
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ASSESSMENT NOTICES

ASSESsMENT notice.-HoIland Sandstone Brick
any.-Location of principal place Of bust
ness. San Francisco CAL; location of works
Antioch Contra Costa County, Cal
Notice Is hereby given that at a meeting o.
stone Brick Company, held on the Doth day OF
July, 1906 an assessment OF SO per share
was levied upon the capital stock of the cor
poration. payable Immediately 10 the secretary
OF the company. at the office OF the company.
l42 Steuart St. San Francisco CAL
Any stock upon which this assessment shall
remain unpaid on the 31st day of August 1909.
VIII be delinquent and advertised for sale at
public anctfon and unless payment is made
before. will be sold on the goth day of septem-
Der. 1906. to pay the delinquent assessment
together with the cost of advertising and ex-
penses of sale. By order of the Board of
Directors JNO. A. BUCK JR, Secretary
Location Of Office 142 Steuart st., San Fran
cisco, Cal.
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MARRIAGE LICENSES

The following marriage licenses were issued
yesterday:
James A. Moore, SO. e5s Octayia St, and An
nie Stafier, q, 25S 0ctavia ST.
Theodore weales, %. 433 Douglass St, and
Adeiine Sprenger. 2l, 55 Merritt St
Fred Riese. 81, San Francisco, aud Bertha
Emperger, Is San Jose.
Joseph ]. Mcdonnell, A, 1852 Folsom St. and
Josephine NJ. Cavanaugh, SO, 1852 Folsom st.
MendeI ]. Schloss, 21, Alameda, and Annie
Auerbach Is, lot Lyon ST.
Herman Bercovici, %. 761 Fourteenth St, and
Bertha Greenberg. 20, 761 Fourteenth ST.
Philip A. Day, "a, 1912 Devisadero ST. and
Miriam Conant, IS, Cotati sonoma County, Cal
James w Davies, 30, 2Ts Thirtieth st, and
Jessie E. White, "a 27s Thirtieth st.
OAKLAND. July 31.--The following marriage
licenses were issued today:
John Milisich, 2s, Oakland and Mary Cova-
cich 22 Oakland.
Edward R. Helmes, 81, San Francisco and
Bernfce Taylor 2T, San Francisco.
Frank ]. kuhlken, 25 Berkeley. and Nettie
NJ E. Biggi, &C. Oakland.
Louis Nicholas. 36. Oakland, and Jeanne Ath-
'l Arthur nth; ]. Monroe. rs, Oakland, and Mary L.
Hartnell 2S, Oakland
Richard f. Mckinney. 46, Dimond, and Clara
NJ. Archibald. 26 Dimond.
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Forger Sent to jail.

SACRAMENTO. July 31.-Frank La
Rose, alias James Rodgers, was today
sentenced to five years imprisonment
In the Folsom Penitentiary for having
forged the name of Edward McGinn to
a check for s100 McGinn was recently
given knockout drops in Oakland and
robbed.
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NOTICE TO contractors-Ofdce OF the Board Of
State Harbor Commissioners, union depot and
ferry-hOuse. San Francisco, Cal, July 2S. 1906
Sealed proposals or bids will be received at
this office at prior to 2.15 O'Clock p. m
Thursday. August g. 1905, for furnishing
materials and rsconstructing the shed on pier
10 Union-street wharf No p on the water front
Of the city and county Of San Francisco, in
accordance with the plans and specifications
prepared therefor by the chief engineer of the
board and adopted by the board July &c. 1906
and 1le IN this office TO which special ref
erence is hereby made The materials to be
titles OF yellow fir and redwood lumber, red
wood shingles, wrought, cast and galvanized
iron, corrugated glass; painters materials
etc, all OF the best quality specified and sub
ject TO a rigid examination. No bid will be
received unless II is made a blank form
furnished from this office and is accompanied
By q certified check for FIVE % per cent of
the amount Of the bid, payable to the order
OF the secretary of the board, as a guarantee
on the part Of the successful bidder that he
viii within six (6) days after the aeceptapce
of tho bid enter into written contract TO do
said work according to the plans and specif-
cations prepared therefor, and will also exc
cute and file with this board n bond in such
sum as the board may deem adequate, with a
surety company, to be approved by the Board
Of State Hsrbor Commissioners and conditioned
for the faithful performance of such contract
nor will said bid be considered by this board
sistant secretary at the office of the secretary
at or prior 70 2:15 o'clock d. m. on Thursday
August g. 1906 at which time and place the
bids win be opened.
The board reserves the right TO reject anv
or all bids II deemed for the best interests Of
the State. Bidders are invited TO be present
at the opening Of the bids CHAS. H. SPEAR
]. D. MACKENZIE, HENRY J. CROCKFR
ID. NORTON. chief engineer; JOHN NJ. roy
secretary.
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HEIMCKE-FLECK-In this city, July o. 1906,
by the Rev J. Fuendeling, Wilhelm Heimcke
aud Helena Fleck.
HORTON-HORTON-In Redwood City, Cal,
February 12 I90o by the Rev. ]. j. Martin,
Elnor Z. Horton and James B. Horton, both
of Nevada,
SCHULTE-GoLDEN-In this city, July O.,
1906 by the Rev. J. Fuendeing. Rudolph G.
Schultz and Mrs. Louisa NJ. Golden.
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BIRTHS, MARRIAGES AND DEATHS.

Birth marriage and death notices sent by
mail will not be inserted. They must be handed
In at either of the publication Offices and be
authorized TO have the same published Notices
restricted simply TO the announcement of the
charge
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SAN BRUNO PARK REAL ESTATE.

HENSLEY-GREEN CO. White Garage bldg.
corner Van Ness and Market-Ofer choice sites
70 honeseekers on monthly insrallmeuts; all
purchasers requested TO conmunicate at
once with company al above address.
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Morning scssIon.

OAKLAND. July 31.-Following were the sales
spd closing quotations today On the Oakland
Stock and Bond Exchange:
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BIRTHS.
MARRIAGES..

KuMMER-In this city July 25, 1905, to tn,
wife of A. r. Hummer, a daughter.
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Commercial News.
Continued From Page I3.
OAKLAND STOCK EXCHANGE.

Johnnie Cons. Is Isl Round Mt Ex. 10
Interstate ISIS W Mines oe
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BOYLE PARK.
HrmT HHnr


Mill. VALLEY.
TIE SWITZERLAND OF AMERICA.
Large slightly lots. wooded. bay and mountain
view; streets being graded and severed. building
restriction: fniuureS station: lots 90 feet
and larger price $3.50 up. T. g. PARKER &
co. I. T. Parker agent. Mn Valley.
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500 cash-SlO monthly.
u don't take long 10 90 to MIL Talley-you
have hne place TO lye-fne for your family
better for yourself.
Low communication rates give your family the
benefits Of living in the country while your
business Is IN the CITY
send for a map or call at our Office in Mil
Valley lopen daily, including Sundays)- Look
LYON 4 HoAe. 1923 FILLMORE ST.
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MARIN COUNTY REAL ESTATE.
ALWAYS SUNSHINE AT
MIRA MONTE IN
- /. L.LlI-.-.r.r-

rfdceut scenery: HANDSOME trees Take SaT-
ualffo ferry and third rail electric TO Kentfeld
on,y % inin4Ies sna rae' no log OF ~ano. s,o
monthly.
LYON g. HOAG. 1923 FILLMORE ST
g. W Banks. resident agent meets all trains.
S2TOO-FOUR rooms and bath: large porches I;
new and up-to-dafe; cost more than the price
20 buid; one block from station.
slB5O-Four rooms and bath same distance
from station: bargain at twice the money
Lots Of lots ard all kinds Of lets; easy
terms: II you want a lot other property
leave It TO me. J. ?. LEWIS. Kentneld.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1906-11-07
HUNTER IS OUT
State Chairman Woods Holds He Was
Not Legally Elected County Chair
man in Jasper-E. M. S. Mclaughlin
Declared to be Chairman.

Special to Times-RepLblicaE.
Newton Nov 7.-State Chairman
Frank Woods will no longer recognize
j. w. Hunter as chairman of the re-
publican county committee in Jasper
county. A letter was received here
today from Woods in which he states
that he will hereafter recognize E. NJ.
S. Mclaughlin as the regularly elected
county chairman. After the county
convention here last summer the
standpatters held a meeting and elect
ed j. w. Hunter for county chairman.
The Cummins men did not recognize
the election and three committeeman
in Newton called a meeting for the
purpose of electing a county chairman.
The standpatters recognized the call
and attended the meeting, but Hunter
was defeated and E. NJ S. McLaugh-
lin was chosen. Then the standpatters
bolted the election and claimed Hunter
had been legally elected. The letter
of Chairman Woods gives his decision
in the matter. He says he cannot rec
ognize Hunter for the reason that he
openly opposed several of the NOM
inees of the party.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1906-11-07
CHICAGO stockvards Notes.

.
Cattle at six leading western mar
kets Tuesday 25,SO0, week ago 46,6OO
year ago $4,000. Thus far this week
$4,000, week ago 115,D00, year ago
$4,000.
Sheep at six principal western mar
kets Tuesday $4,000, week ago $4,000,
year ago $500. Thus far this week
10000, week ago 114,000, year ago
$4,000.
Eleven markets received 65,100 hogs
Tuesday, against $500 a week ago,
and 1O4,S00 year ago. Total thus
far this week $4,000, against 171,0OO
week ago and 2O2,0 a. year ago.
Light stockers continues a drug to
the trade, the local buyers having big
supplies on hand, While outsiders are
mainly after good weight classes.
"Some Of the stock yards people are
not expecting big RUN of hogs before
January" says C. D. Michaels in the
Inter Ocean. "a stock yards man says
that the farmers sold too many brood
sows during the break in the market
last August for the receipts of hogs
to be large inside of two months. AS
to the packing season. he says, 1t is
starting on a bulge which, from the
packers standpoint, is wrong. The
short interest in provisions has been
largely reduced ard professionals have
bought so much that some of the older
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1906-11-07
traders look upon the market as long
lowans at the Yards,

Henry Renger, Bancroft, Iowa, was on
Mondays cattle market with two cars
of his own feeding, short-fed steers
selling at 1926 and S75lb heifers at
$3.50.
Charles Combs, the big all-around
shipper of New Market, Iowa, helped
swell Mondays cattle receipts WITH
three cars of stays and mixed butch
err stuff and one car of hogs. He was
accompanied by F. NJ. Redinbaugh,
WHO also had one car of cattle and one
car of hogs.
Clarinda, Iowa, was represented on
Mondays cattle market by Robert
Taylor, with ono car of steers of his
own feeding that sold at $3.50, 20 head
averaging 1870 lib: Smith Brooks 20
head averaged 1885 lbs at $500.
Frank H. Trainer of Marine, Iowa.
had on Mondays market 10 head of
1463-lb steers of his own feeding, good
enough to bring $7.25. These cattle
were Whitefaces, the progeny of full
bred Hereford sires and high grade
shorthorn cows, and We're bred and fed
bv Mr.. Trainer. He had them on full
feed since last Febru1y and on grass
turnout the season, and in dry-lot the
past two months.
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Buyers Institute Keen Search
To Satisfy the Needs of
Trade
SUBSTANTIAL ADVANCE IN HOGS
Market Receivers From Recent Weak
ness, Demand From Shippers Being
Ruling intermediary Hogs Were
About Five Hisher-GeneraI Tone of
Sheep Market Steady.

Chicago, Nov 7.-Csttle receipts
were fairly liberal, but the quality was
not very good and buyers had to insti-
tute a keen search in order to satisfy
the needs of the trade. The fact that
shippers were in the market, gave a
tone of strength to the demand for the
better class of steers, and all good
enough to sell above $3.50. We're strong,
while the great bulk Of offerings, sold
at prices fully as good as those of Mon
day. There was better inquiry for for
eign account.
Scarcity of we'll finished steers this
season is responsible for the high level
of prices for such kinds and the
strength in this line of trade has lent
a bullish influence in the market for
the medium classes, tho it is evident
that the satisfactory conditions gov
erning trade for such kinds cannot
hold under big marketing of the half
fat classes. AS yet the thirty to sixty
day fed stock has sold pretty well, and
it would seem that feeders have small
cause for complaint over the profits on
such classes, tho any big rush for such
kinds to market in the near future
would seem to call for a break in the
values.
Choice stock, the traders say. seems
well established on high selling basis
and the relative scarcity of such kinds
seems likely to hold the values well up
during the next few weeks. Export de-
mand has shown a small increase of
late and the present higher prices in
the foreign trade should encourage still
better buying. A car shortage on the
eastern roads at present is hindering
the operations of shippers to some ex-
tent, tho rolling stock should be more
plentiful in the next few weeks At
present there are many cars belonging
to eastern lines which are in the west
to haul the heavy traffic there. but
these will soon come east and should
the situation out more fav-
orably for the eastern concerns.
Hogs.
The market recovered from its re-
cent weakness, and prices showed a
substantial advance Demand from
shippers was the principal agency for
the betterment Of prices. Scalpers were,
paying 5@1oc higher for the better
grades of butchers and light weight
hogs. Heavy hogs We're about cents
higher.
Sheep.
Receipts included large percentage
of common stuff. The general tone of
the market was steady, but there was
an undertone of weakness.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1906-11-07
TEXAS FACTIONS IN BATTLE.
District Judge Killed and Others
Wounded at Rio Grande City.

Houston, Tex, Nov. 7.-Meager re-
ports have been received of bloody
riot between political factions at Rio
Grande City. District Judge Stanley
Welch was shot and instantly killed
and three others wounded. Governor
Lanham has been wired to send troops
and it is likely the State Rangers will
be ordered to the border towns The
riot and killing were the outcome of a
decision rendered by Judge WEIGH last
week in a Star county political case, in
which the two factions were confess
tants. Judge WEIGH had been ON the
bench thirty years.