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Bisbee daily review., 1906-12-22
HAS GREAT FAITH IN JEROME
 PROPERTY
Phoenix Man Makes Trip Into District For Purpose of Max ing Personal Inspection of Mining Claims.

PHOENIX. Dec. 2i.-N. C. Wester- field, formerly of Philadelphia. but now a resident of Phoenix. has recent ly yisilco the mineral sections iE and about Prescott and Jerome.
 Mr. Westerfieid has had many years experience in various parts of the United States and Canada. and without the necessity of referring to books ss able to determine the char. acter oi the geological conditions sur rounding mining district
 To the question. Do you think there are other mines in the Jerome dis. trict besides the United Verde?' Mir. Westerrield said: At the present moment there appears to be but one great nine. but other properties not only ao,acent to. but for long dis taRce n an easteriy and westerly di. rection. there are a large number of prospects that are today showing splendiu results under intelligent de yelopment.
 ''The character of the mineral zone traversing this district is composed of the Huronian schists. and when this is generally understood by those ia mifar With its character it absolutely dispoSes of the generally accepted theory that it is a one-mine district; in fact, fl. establishes without doubt the geological fac that. owing to the char acter ol ore occurrences in such for nation. it is perfectly reasonable to expect that at intervals along this mineral zone will occur ore shutes, more in the form of lenzes than of s,.%0 ro mines"
 '1s tnis character of formation con sidered favorable?"
 In answer to this Mir. Westerfield said: If you mean favorable so far as its richness is concerned. will say yes. but unfavorahle as to work ing. for the simple reason that this character of formation will slide. therefore. while it is favorable. yet it is difficult to handle. and I might say almost impossible to prevent the occurring of slides. But there is an- other and more favorable side to the question. and that .ss that these ore lenzes nay be so close together that they assume a temporary width of great proportion. then close up, and then open again; always. however. coated with taic on. either side. which. if followed. always brings you back to your ore reserve again.
 "The district has been prospected very carefully. but only during the last year has much of an effort been made to develop the outlying district adjacent to the great Verde mine, and l xok for splend results from this district during tfe coming year. and this expectation is backed by the inr fei'igent development saw being car ried ci' ,n that district
Bisbee daily review., 1906-12-22
J. c. PRiTcHARo, Broker, Phone 126.
::::

 Bisbee. Ariz-, Dec. 2i, 1906.
 TLe market today was very act.;e, many taking advant- age of the low prices. Most of the stocks advanced fraction al.s. Sup. & Pitts. advanced oint on the spreading of the news that they had found ore in .he Hoatson shaft, but sure iy a few feet in ore does not justify an advance of two lmii- IoLs of dollars in the price of any mine, yet that is the mean ing of the advance of one dol lar ID the price of the 8. < P. stock, and nothing but market manipulation can account for it; sound, sober judgment is nol consulted. American and Warren are offered at a sacri- fee. Globe strengthened in price. and there was consid- eraise demand. The result of the diamond drill hole of the Wolverine & Ariz. is bong watched with great interest, and many are picking up the stock at present low price. QL:te an interest Is being shown in the Brooks Consoli- dated, and several are taking up Empire State Following are the closing quotations:
Bisbee daily review., 1906-12-22
Hagen & Co.
Brr kerS ard Promoters.

Front Rooms, New Telephone eIda., Phone f3s, Bisbee. Aria.
 The handling Of "eonanza Circle" and other Curb stsclss, 2. S,.,T% sS%m'''''".. ovR sPH'
 Quotstions by wire come to our office "every little while" during brokerage hours direct from Calumet, Michiaan-the HUB Of the Bonanza Circle Companies.
 Dec. 21, 1906. - A decided change in the attitude of number of stocks on the boards occurred this morning at the very opening. At the Denn new find. while not strictly merchantable article. was such as to strengthen the stock con siderably. The strike of last night is in a straightaway from the drift running toward June ton ground, and from all ap- pei.ralcds i.t fcates that the working Is on the apex of an extensive ore body. The man feature in the market today. however, was Sup. & Pitts. That the developments in the property fully warrant advance in the price a number of points is conceded by those who are in a position to know. and $50 will soon be cheap for the stock. Other features of the market today were the rise in Greene Cons. and drop in Central. Warren and Amer ican are still lifeless- Wolv. & Ariz- is receiving some at- tention. while the remainder of the list is neglected.
 Quotations:
Bisbee daily review., 1906-12-22
PRODUCTION or COPPER IN 1905

The xroaaction of copper increased from sl2,537, ,267 pounds. valued at s1o5, ,s2s. .S45, in 1904, to 901 .9o1 ,S4S pounds, valued al sl3s,;95, ZIG in 1905, an increase of S9.370.s76 pounds in quantity and of s34.165. s71 in value.
Bisbee daily review., 1906-12-22
MARKET GOSSIP.

Especial Wire to Duey 6 Oyeriock.)
 GATES & CO.-We- should not be surprised to see further rally tornor row. The bank statement should nf a good one
 Copper metal advanced 1-i.-L- &; B
Bisbee daily review., 1906-12-22

Senator Bailey's enemies seem to be trying to serve him an oily trick.
Bisbee daily review., 1906-12-22

The fools who but In where angels fear to tread. are not called fools II they get away with the goods.
The Washington herald., 1906-10-10
WASHINGTON STOCK EXCHANGE

Sales Washington Railway and Electric common.
% al s0l4 50 at 49is
Washington Gas. o at IS. q at 50. . 5sA. q
at sss..
MergenthaIer. 10 at 2ol 10 at 80l
Lanston. IS at liss
Greene Copper. 50 at 3
Mitchell Mining. 100 al &c. 50 a. as,
National Cts Baak 10 at 80. 10 81 ln
Union Trust ! at 100
After call-Greene Copper, l1e at =
Washington Railway and E1sc'rie pTaerTed. 80
al &C.
Greene Copper at q. at Is 100 at z9s. l0
at osis
Washington Railway and Els-.rc common. s.
Following were tie closing bid quotations on yes
terdays stock exchange
Philippine Land Purchase g. l52
District Of Columbia 6js 1924 L5.
Gas bouds-WashIHstou Gas Company Is. lo5
Washington Gas Company certificates Of indebted
ness o. ll0
Railroad bonds-Capital Traction Railroad is
loia. Auacostla x Potomac S. TO- Citv Slb-r-
ban Railroad IS, 10 ColumLs Bailro-d sccond
mortgage IS, I5l-. Columbia Railroad 5s. lDis
Metropolitan Railroad 5s, l3 Metropolitan Raj
road certificates q Indebtedness IS, 40 Wash
ngton Halfway and Electric Is, sI's
5iiscellaneous bo1is-U United states Electro light
deoentuo improvement Is. llIei- tuil,a a..,.-
Electric Light certificates Of Indebtedness Gs. 100
Pgfumac Electric Light first S. lG Norfolk and
Washington Steamboat S. los. Chesapeake ard Pc
tomac Telephone IS. lo5 Washington Market Com
pany first Is l@
Public utility stocks-Capital Traction lli& The
Washington RaiiTay and Electric common, 90. The
Washington Railway and Electric preferred. 5s'i.
Norfolk and Washington Steamboat -7s Washing
ton Gas. 5sss. Georgetown Gas 6S Chesapeake
and Potomac Telephone. S.
Type machine stocks-AicTeeuthlle Linotype. -oL
Lanstou Mouotype. Iss
Mining stocks-Grcene Copper. rs Mitchell Min
ing Company. ga
National bank stocks-Amercau. lIl,z Capital.
ls9 Central 45. National City 1888. Columbia,
Is C1mlncrcial Issss Farmers ard Nccaams.
81. Lincoln. li2 Metropolitan. 20 RIrss. -J-l
Second. is. Traders l5o Washington. 30
TrI=t company stoess-Amcr.can Security and
Trust. ~ National Safe Deposit and Trust. ls5
Onion Trust Company 'l5i Washington Loan and
Trust. 2l5
SaTiuss hank stocss- Home Savings Bank. rs
Onion Saving Bank, 81 Washington Savings
Bank. lIgiz
Fire ms,lrsnce stocks- .ingtoa 5.z Columbia
10 Clmn.erci8l g. Cc-c1rau. - FI-u.rs q
Franklin &c. German American. 10. metropolitan
s. National Uaion 7i.. Peoples e. Potomac. IS
Rigs
Iltls insurarc sto-ss-C1.umbia Title So. Real
Estate 1i,c. a Washington Title. g
MIsrr'5lC0us --1rl5-SCuf fleu Pub'iC Service Cor
poratiou. ll0 Gorlop-.le common g. Graphic
phone rrsfeu e. E security Storage Company
lj1 Realty Appraisal agency -l- Washington
Market flI.
The Washington herald., 1906-10-10
OPEN SUGAR REBATE TRIAL
Accused Companies Must Appear in
New York Court To-day.
Eight Additional Indictments Re-
turned Against RaiIroads-Eleavy
Penalties If Found Guilty.

New York. Oct s.-The Federal grand
jury. before being discharged to-day,
filed eight additional indictments against
the New York Central Railroad and sew
eral other corporations and persons. for
giving or receiving rebates on sugar ship
ments made West by the American Sugar
Refining Company The defendants have
been summoned 10 appear and plead 70
the indictments before Judge Hough TO-
morrow morning. when the New York
Central Will be called TO the bar 70 stand
trial on the first of the rebate indict-
ments found These now total sixteen.
The trial Of the railroad company viii
not begin in earnest. however. Il was an
nounced by one Of the attorneys for the
government that Judge Hough viii mere
Iy set down the formal opening of the
trial for Monday, for which day the nu-
merous witnesses Of the government viii
be summoned
The eight indictments found to-day
grow out Of the Investigation begun by
United States District Attorney Henry l..
Stimson and Assistant United States At
torney Wise. last winter They all alleSe
the giving or receiving of rebates O. ship-
ments by the sugar trust ~ various
times in 1902 20 1893.
One of thc eight accuses a corporation
not hitherto named in the indictments
This is the Northern Steamship Company.
the Great Lakes carrying line Of the
Great Northern Railroad. which is 4ccus-
cd Of giving rebates on sugar ship
ments from Buffalo to Lake Superior 10
the American Sugar Refining Company
OF New YorA. and .he American Srsar
Refining Company the local and the
holding companies. respectively. Of the
euga. trust
Al the indictments allese the giving
or receiving of rebates of from two 10
nineteen cents per hundred pounds on
sugar shipments through 70 the West in
amounts ranging from 500 10 S25.0q5. AS
. dHe OF $4,000 can be imposed fer each
separate count under which the men and
corporations are found guilty, the gov
crnmcnt bids fair to reap a. heavy bounty
iu fines from the indicted corporations
The frs, thrice of the six indictments
found last spring viii be tried successive
Iv by the government, at the terms OF
the United States Criminal Court begin
uiuC tomorrow. The first OF these IS
against tae Central, and contains several
counts Il alone wII take several months
% try.
The Washington herald., 1906-10-10
LOCAL PRODUCE MARKET.
Jou5tauoaz indicate rhriosafs pr5asl

fou1tducIs indicate wholesale rIGCasf
BUTT-E Demand for choice s,oeE Is good and
quotations ,tTgH-. DaiU and store H-lae5 sells at
quotations. Creamery. fancy. d t5 -l- Flr pound
Western drsts. q 90 .; seconds IS % l9 process
fancy. p % i2; fair % good Is 10 49, store uacacd,
good, Is 90 l6
CHEESE E-Alarkef firm and unchanged. Neu York
State, factory. large, Ia TO Ii'a; do. SMALL Is %
1879. summer. large. IL. Western factory. new.
choice. H. DO. fair 70 good, e 70 BIS Virginia
90 I1
EGGs-Arri7als Of fresh stock are iglt and mar
bet remains firm. Nearby. fTcsh Virginia, q
West Virgins and Southwest Virginia q 10 2
Tcuncss1e. u % p. NOrn Carolina. 81 10 q. duck,
Is storage ~
LIVE POULTRY Arrivals Of chicks and fowls
light, and market lrm. Turkeys Ia demand Geese
and dUcAs stuadJ. Chickens barge. per pound. l5iz
90 l6, do. medium. I6al6e, do small II hens
l4'=; ROSTERS, 7aS; ducks old ,0aIl; do 50ung Z
lal1
DRESSED POT LTET- Receipts small aud stock
arriving promptly sold on lass Of quotations TuT-
ke1s hens. uuar@uu. pct pound. l6als average un-
drawn. 51ii; do. thin. iDal-. old toms Is: chick
els' spring large. i7' do, medium, Is. d.. small,
10. HrIis. choice. IG- ROSTERS al0- ducks old T..
do. youur, l2al4. geese. &.
DRESSED AEAlo-Cai7cs. full dressed 500.
uedd' ui. $50. aus dressed calves 100: hams cuul-
u1 sugar cured. ID. u.-~ stl5ll aud ueat per cNt.
FHJaS li. dH.. Do Cliln l.il5 l.. do heavy 7Ul- 3D.
hbLLo-lris.l potatoes market quiet
laH' and sweets plentiful. aud Quotations slisatly
hNeI' oni3us duiL Potatoes. home gruwu lisa
~ uo- per n.lsAel, Goats; do, Virginia and Mary
and per barrel. L5oal s5 sweet potatoes. per bar
re- L-2aI.5o' DO. sans. gcr barrel 100. celery
NeU loiA. Per bunch i9a6J, onions. Maryland and
hguIa. per barrel. L-5al.5J. de-. OHIO. per bar
rel 10, do. Ohio, per bIsHti JJd6l
thl ~ Receipts ot peaches irregular and mar
Aet Huctuaunz. apples STEADY Apples YORK i'm
psl'sL ~ea-5. Do Ben DAVIS l0laz So. do.
Alabama pippin. -.5ia308. faucy tshi. f-5if M
30 90. Spy. per barrel. 20Ja5 g do arssrin,
SVoa-7J do. loose pacsgd LEaLsJ peaches ntr
bss@et carrier. L25a2 CO. do uer box Iz5s7 0J.
liheSi pie, lnriaa, per crate. -59s 81. .s,4.-.
Der pound i56 pounds 20 busleu s5f. .-' .--.s'
t-ola4-'' box. California oranges. 5.o5a5 Sd b,x.
Jamaica. Aooa5.D barrel. FLORIDA oranges 50 =
llx a--f s'3ta-.5
The Washington herald., 1906-10-10
NEW FIRM LOCATES HERE.
Tobacco Firm. with Plant in BaIti-
more, Starts Local Branch


more, Starts Local Branch.
Washington is To have new whole
sale tobacco jobbing house in the fTm
u1 William Deiches az sons. who will open
their business at IA Tenth street north
west on October Is. The business viii
bc under the supervision of Miton
Delches and William Deiches, jr., of Bal
timorc. where tie house 0f William
Deiches has for many years been recos-
uizcd as one Of the leading factors ia
the tobacco business Of the south Con-
seQuenty The Hew firm has AN intimate
knowledge OF The southern field that viii
be OF mesdma5je benefit II IS entirely
separate and distinct from the Baltimore
concern. bur wiz nevertheless benefit by
its prestige.
The establishment of this arm In the
heart of the business section of Wash
ingtOu is a direct result of the Greater
Washington movement and the JobbeEs
and Shippers Association is justly proud
of this and thr maay other results of its
earnest endcav0rs to build "a greater COM
mcrcilI Washington
The Washington herald., 1906-10-10
~ sToCK MARkETs.

Union stocAyards H. Oct. a-CATrLE-R -Re.
Seipis 5000 head. estimate for to-morow. 2i 900.
ulaTAe' sIeady- Prime bseres. 570a5.15. poor to ne
dun: $50 stockcrs and feeders 265a4.5o. COW,
and heifers. l75a5 = Gamers sosa "a tVes-e-.s
55oa5 50: Texans. 55ai.z5
boGs-ReceiDts EUg head. estimated for 10
morrow. 2so00- Market eesFer -, s5,s ~.
rough. 5s9a6@o' mixed 625l575. heagy Zss6. 70.
pigs. 5 Cas-
sHEEP-Rooe.pts. 5000 head. esr,r,srea for 10.
noIIo". S9'Sa Market steady. lambs. 10 cents
h's9sF' NstHe sheer, 37ca5l3. Western. s.soa5 s
native lambs. A0lal.s5. Western : 65a7 IS
New York Oct a-CATTLE-Reoep,s. so head
~ tfHdinsi feeling unchanged Dressed beef in
FAR demand and steady at 6lsasls Ter u,.nd fo-
uatire sides Texas bcsf slow al ea7
CALF Is Receipts 20 head: ycals aaist and
SleadS ef9Ssers lul and weak Common to good
reais. 5ooa7.00; fed calves. 35oafO0
sHEEf AND LAMBS-ReceiDts J. so head sbeen
steady lambs active and prime grades f-1r sbea1
s-5aa5-25. lambs g0as o.
HcGs-Receipts i.e3 head 5larsc, s,s.av
state and PenasyiF-uia hoSs 9uotej al es9as.la
The Washington herald., 1906-10-10
TUNRNIsHED OR UNFURNIsHED.

TWO ROOMS PRIVATE BATH SINGLE OR EN
suite. furnished uufululsLel also -d-slCry trli
room. 1888 Q St Phone .32 UclJ6t
IWO ROOMS Al WEsIOFER APAHIMEST
Apply al CAFE ociljJt
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MALE HELP WANTED.

wANTED-D GOOD MEN To SELL TEE
Washington Herald. good compensation. Apply
81 18th 81 uw ocl0-3t
O1s IEhAiAN-NEAT WHITE Man; QUICK.
clean opener. accustomed " me tTsde. FhILA-
DELPHIA OYSTER AND CHOP HOUSE, 5i5 ilJA
81. 30 OclG-st
BOY 10 WORK 5 EVENINGS A WEEK N
drIg store. Address BOX 2 Herald Office. ocSst
Na.>I ElJ-B0E 10 LhAkN olCN BUSINESS.
JACK GOLDSMITH. s-5 d 81.
WAN1 ED-WHIIE BOYS FOR TRUNK WORK.
l-ls st ocl93t
WANTED-AsslsTANT VINE STEWARD. REF
ereacas retgred ApDiy % Ine kaleisa- ocltG
PAINTERS AND PAFERHANGERS EDWIN
NAY. I-l 9Th o. D@. oc-st
WANTbD-A YOUNG NAN WHO Has HAD
some experience iu a provision store, must be
sober and Industrious can before OF after q,
m-. BUFFALO MARKET 1893 18th ST 0c'Zt
WANTED BOYS WITH OR WITHOUT BlCY-
cies, good wages. school boys wll be employed
on SUNDAYS and holidays and after q m c4ly.
Apply a. MUTUAL DISTRICT TELEGRAPH
co. cor iitA and sts
WANTED BOYS al BTH AND g. sTs
wanted. 81 boys 90 I'm aud 81. N4rted . boys
at b o. depot 20 sell The Washington heTa.d'
sell Iiae hat c-fas ocI-tt
The Washington herald., 1906-10-10
WASHINGTON CATTLE MARKET

Pnccs remain steady on all The better v-ss,. 81.
live stock Fat sheep and good veal ralrss srs T.
demand stock pigs arc sl0U sale al low r-crs
CATTLE EStTa. L55 % 500 per cut r-rc1r-z
$50 70 400 per cyt.
70 eco .. S-'o
sHEEP-Chpped 800 10 fu
L4A.6s-Per poanl. sprng. choice. ~ 10 6. ne.
ia grass. z % 81
toM o-Each. prime. $500 20 900: common. 23.ea
u SaVo: old aud du. $50 TO D.5o
The Washington herald., 1906-10-10
APARTMENTS FOR RENT.
MISCELLANEOUS,

HANDSOME REVERSIBLE RUGS MADE
=. from your old Vlsu caIp-ts. Drop postal ~
slons Nam As WASHINGTON RUG co.
factlry. 81 stA ST.
The Washington herald., 1906-10-10
FEMALE HELP WANTED.

WANTED-AT ONCE A GIRL ON LADIES AND
gents alteration and repair WoEk L IN
CALi.S. eou,f sia and ! 5ts, uw
NA>4 10 - COOHS GENLRAL WOhh bkS.
ciaGlelmal1s. Mattresses plain cooks Gaii-TgHn
gsIl- Hi llL4 81 oelG-st
WANIEi3-EA- Et.IENCED HANDS TO ALA ER
crsfs and skirts Apply AiL-ialioa y DsparLI..1 .1i-1.
NM MchNEW co. &s ~ age. uG.
Ut..IED-laD CAsuItH1- APPLY BY y
O'Clock lo-day, az l2l5 'ta ST. nw. 0cl9t
uAAtLU-i,sO tOLUBEU COONs tAEW
lpr6I, fares. also waitress. laUDirtS5 and cleas.
this c.t-. iuii y. y ase 0C iJ-l1
NIEJ-EAPbhIbNCrD HELP TO ALTER
coats and shirts Apply WA il Mck&LN. s-3
pa. ave.
WANTED-WOMEN TO DO WASHING or
ctcrg Monday morning Call al 10 Harvard ST.
uH. ucl5-5t
WANTED WAITRESS AND CHAMBERNAID.
sod r1ts. required. Apply lf8 Clifton ST.. Co
lumEIa Heights take 18th 81. cars. 0c9-3r
WANTED-LADY ASSISTANT: ONE FAMILIAR
with city Apply Room sos. Corcoran Bdg.
The Washington herald., 1906-10-10
HELP WANTED.

WANTED-MUSIC Pupils BY EXPERIENCED
teacher terms moderate. Address BON 10.
Herald office ocs-3
WANTED-THE DEMAND FOR STEAOGRA-
pliers aud tgpeWTIteTs eAceeds the supply cyluse
at our school requires from % tG 81 days. - ENO-
GhAPHIC ACADEMY. al5-3l9 Colorado Bog
The Washington herald., 1906-10-10
SUBURBAN---FOR SALE,

FOR SALE-UP-TO-DATE SUBURBAN RESI-
1enc-' rooms. bath ard servants Tuom yith
az H1o5Il conlcnleuCcs lot Il5yI60 price. $50
all5-ss hOA % hensingtoa. sd ocl0-3t
WILL BE GLAD TO MEET ANY ONE WHO
home i1 Northern virginia. near Washinet6n "A
dress BOX "a Herald Office ocl0-it
The Washington herald., 1906-10-10
MISCELLANEOUS WANTED.

WANTED-CAsH PAID FOR FURNITURE CAR
pets, once and store hxturea Of an kinds turni-
tuTe stored packed and shipped Address BAUM,
9Z Pa. nv. Phone Main l5l
HEADQUARTERS FOR LEATHER FOR pos
tai card pillows IN all c9ors. kRITSCh. 81 19th
NV Cc1-Gt
WANTkD-ONLY 500 YOUR SEWIAG Ma
chine repaired for Slo0 and warranted. order By
postal OF phone oPPENhEIsfEB 5li 9th ST. nv.
The Washington herald., 1906-10-10
HORSES AND VEHICLES.

FOR SALE-BLACk DRIVING MARE. 6 YEARS
cid. family broke REX STABLES rear si5 =
s. uw.
CyosH LLL Is iHE CHEAPEST PLACE 10
C-J neW and secondhand vehicles and harness.
Aise 2>-ortr.l ~ vehicles. SO ul. harness s. ms
L.AT me shetland ponies and ,ap 23 Ith
" ~
ATTENTION. CONTRACTORS w UFFER
cur -4.-1e s-ocS &. contractors sears al cost.
-i-.- ''-a E.r-. .......
IS -IE-a -.ce aael.-
:. y. VA lAS SON 3-9 pa ave. uw
tOk sALL-bAA4JN alNUoT MN AND
Hei % Harness hL& STABLES .ear e.s Z
{. Ev
If. Y0C WANT BUGGY- Surrey RT-V-
aoo--I P-sset9a, ecery wagon as..fs-y wagon
H venice u aLy ,tyte cal and sec ms ssr
saTc y,. b0.s time ana rrnev 7s e5ra .--
sloes y these goods o. bad s.; bargain ,.-Ic's
olT IfIcts are Ei-e Don't bCy yaur f1-.e-
SlahAels 7 aF robes -0ti yrg see ne Evsrrr-sr-
i2ats gsec tor Eors5s ana carriages GEORGE ~
TAYLOR REPOSITORY ~ y e. rs
The Washington herald., 1906-10-10
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.

FOR SALE-GK0CLEY AND MEAT MARKET
rev stock horse end raEou uc reasonable Offer
refused owner SICK lJ7 5th 81 ue. lost
FOR SALE GOOD Will. STOCK. AND FIX
tunes u CENTRALLY ill---l aa- EI -l-L rl
trade fof reLoYatIng hats of ail alds wc.l-as-sb-
lsled business. owner leaving city. Address =. W.
Head Office.
SUPERIOR ROONlNG HOUSE. CENTRAL. u
rooms. FsH furnished nom. III fms rrrr "a.
scu7bis, hard - beat; puca. $50 CENTRAL BJ 81
Mss EAtHAAGE Room .. So i 81 uH.
The Washington herald., 1906-10-10
SITUATIONS WANTEO---MALE,

By Az ENERGETIC. HUsrLiNG MAN. A PO-
si,l1u 1s collector Address BOX $50 Herald
Na,IEU--ITLAtI FUH MALI CJ0h
aatler. and iauilaf cr porter. 1917 a. = eve
The Washington herald., 1906-10-10

The Citizens Savings Bank has elected
Harry N. Packard and S A Reeves dl-
rectors. Mr. Packard is cashier Of the
LAWYERS Title Insurance Company, and
Mr.. Reeves is the well-knowu F street
confectiorer. The resignation of John o
johnson was accepted prior 10 the cleo
tion. The directorate of the bank Is now
complete. numbering Jwenty-seven.
The Washington herald., 1906-10-10
AUTOMOBILES E3

FOR SALE-GE9 ElEsH.-
win t1ld--E s---
complete. Ir perfect
Bon --3 Hrrd'# r-f-
81 VII RJE E1 EEH.
tcct condition. 70 l.-.l
FOX SALE--7- ffsIr
The Washington herald., 1906-10-10
LOCAL FINANCIAL GOSSIP.

Nothing doing best characterizes
yesterdays meeting Of the Washington
Stock Exchange Prices remained al
Mondays quotations. or rose little on
slow selling. Mergenthaler jumped a
point. selling at 202 with two ten-s;..''e e
lots sold.
The Washington herald., 1906-10-10
BUSINESS PROPERTY,

FOR SALE-GREATEST BARGAIN ON 81 ST
business location, 30 feet front on grade blocks
east uf Union station. OPP 35ti n Cnly s. s per Il
tDk LEASE actor and ware. 1-, Is %
Tallruad freight track and trolley near Rcssiyn.
z 4. PHILLIPS 1906 . ST nw
The Washington herald., 1906-10-10

Robert D. Weaver has been elected sec
retary and treasurer Of the Georgetown
Gas Company. 70 III the vacancy caused
by the resignation Of Frank Leetch
The Washington herald., 1906-10-10

There was quite lively aftersessiOn Of
the board. several Of the members try
ing to fix up deals on Washington Gas,
Washington Railway. and Government
A.
The Washington herald., 1906-10-10
National University
Law School.
38th Session Opens October |, 1906

(Evening sessions exclusively
Complete three-year course. De
gree Of II. B. can be secured at
end OF second year. Postgraduate
Practice Course Of technical in
struction leading in one year to de
gree of IL. II.
For catalogue apply to secretary
1881 F st. NV, or after October I,
at Law School Building, $3.50
18th st. NV. Phone N. 3436.