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FORENOON SALES.

carisa. 800 al LIN.
Eagles Nest. 100 mt AZ 500 at ~,
May Day. 1900 at Il; 1000 at 2ofl'
eller &c.
90 at $3.50.
Nev. Fairview. 800 at 81.
ontario 100 at $50.
star Con, 1000 at IL.
Victoria, so at 2,75.
butler Liberal 315 at 10.
black lack. 100 at 49, 100 at a5.
Ccottish chief, 1000 at IL.
. Victor. 1000 at 10, buyer go; 1000 at
"a; 1000 AT 9is'
OPEN BOARD
Ajax, 100 at 80.
col. con. 200 at &. 90; 1900 at $50
DAILY, 800 at $50.
Eagles Nest, 500 at i3.
Little Chief, 1900 at liza
Lower Mammoth. ! 200 at 70.
May Day. 1900 At 81.
New. Hills, 100 ut S.21l9.
New York, 200 at 26l9
Sacramento, 1000 at II.
Silver pick, 800 at $50.
Uncle Sam, 900 at IS.
Victoria, 100 at s90
Scottish Chief. 1000 at 1li.. -
TOTALS.
shares. Amt
Regular Call ..........1l,1J6 1894 .Oe
open Board .2i,soo SS'o"l'o'
s3075 1885 81
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HIGH MONEY
AFFECTED STOCKS
Market Was Under Pressure for
Some Time Because Of
High Rates.
THEY FELL BACK, PRICES ROSE
Continued to Rise In Spots, Movement
Narrow and Interrupted by
Setbacks.
THEY FELL BACK, PRICES ROSE

New York Nov. 2i-opening dealings
in stocks were In moderate volume ana
the resulting price fluctuations were mar
row with small declines predominating
Anaconda receded 2A, General Electric Ia
and Nashville, Chattanooga and st. Louis
l.
A squirt IN Reading TO lhs% had only
momentary effect In relieving the pres
sure against the market which Increased
considerably when call money was quot
ed Mt per cent. ST. Paul was driven q
point under Yesterdays closing and Read
Ing and Union Pacific half. Prices were
somewhat better at u o'clock and some
OF the minor stocks were showing
strength. Consolidated Gas rose 8, Pa
cfic Mall 2, Northwestern lA and Rock
Island preferred Colorado Fuel and
Smelling l. st. Paul preferred gave way
>. and Federal Mining lost 4.
Call money after touching 10 per con,
were prominent In the advances. Delaware
& Hudson gained "a, Reading lss, Pacific
Mail -, and Colorado Fuel 2ie. Prices
receded again before noon.
Bonds were irregular
The tendency OF prices became irregu.
larry upward, again shortly after Il
o'clock In sympathy with the marking up
Of Reading to new high level. Union
Pacific hardened |. st. Paul preferred
continued to lose ground and showed a
loss of points.
Prices continued TO rise IN spots but
| the movement was not comprehensive and
| was interrupted by setbacks. Gains were
| made in Great Northern preferred of =
| Keokuk 4 Des Molnes 2, Canadian Pacific
| and Rocls Island preferred, Northern Pa.
| cihc and Union Bag and Tennessee Goa
| las TO l%.
| The market closed dull and irregular.
| The squirt in the Hill stocks and Cana
| dian Pacific did not more than hold thu
| general list against realizing sales anc
| prices ultimately gave way. st, Pau
| yielded again TO a point below last night
| The rise in Great Northern preferred
had reached 5L. Canadian Pacific "a
| Northern Pacific 2is, and Rock Island
Iowa Central, Amaigamated Copper abou
point Chicago & Alton declined Ia.
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WEEKS BUSINESS
WILL Be HEAVY
Stock Exchange Has Another
Record Breaking Morn
ing Session.
SALES UNUSUALLY LARGE.
-, u,.o.x,, s,llI nrac Rink of BUS
SALES UNUSUALLY LARGE.
Nevada Stocks Still Drag, Bulk Of Bus
incss Being In Utah
Securities.

RI present business conditions keep
nm on the floor OF the local stock ex-
change. the present week viii be
one OF the biggest IN point or business
in the history Of the exchange. TINS
morning total of 33,075 shares OF stock
changed hands, representing vaiue-
ton OF s49,s65 80, and the previous days
ofthis week have not been far rom
these figures.
This morning the open board session
utterly outstripped the regular call IN
oolnt of business The market was
strong and generally healthy tone
prevailed. There was no particular nc
.ivity in any one security the bulk or
he business as usual being In Titan
stocks.
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PRODUCE.
CHICAGO.

,ieago. Nov. a 1.-The wheat market
today opened easier on renewed selling OF
tile December option The news OF the
day. however was generally bullish. De-
cember opened unchanged to shade
higher az 1874 to 1Sas and sold at 73Ssui3s,
The corn market was firm but trading
very light December opened !. 10 hmS
higher az l2ls TO i2iiai29s and sold at 4sss
afterward declining to i2ia
The cats market was steady. Decom-
her opened a shade higher at 35ss and
sold at 33ign9SM.
The provisions market was firm but
trading was IN small volume. January
pork opened l00lsls higher Mt n,i2is 20
were 2iau5 higher at i,s2ls
The close was weak with December IA
X lower at 13'gMI3ss,
Corn closed firm with December hia%
higher at i2Aai2as
Cash. corn-No. >, nothing doing; No.
o. new. 3ga.Mlht.
Oats-No. Q S2is: No. 3. sl%a32.
wheat--No quotations today.
Close Wheat-Dec., I5isaiSss; May, 7Sii
ass.
Oats--Dec, siSs May, Slsq95h.
Pork-Jan., ii.nis May. l5.00.
Lard--Ian., SSH, May, s.501s .52is.
Rlbs-,Ian., l.s2i9u7s5, May. 7,s5.
Rye-Cash IS cents.
Barey--Cash f2nI,
Flax, Glover and Timothy--Nothiug do
ing.
SUGAR AND COFFEE
New York, Nov. 2i.-sugar. firm; raw
quiet. Fair refining, 5-l6: centrifugal %
test. BIG, molases sugar. Lie
Rcnned-Sugar, quiet Crushed, $50,
powdered. 80: graduated, $50.
Conee-oulot. No. Rio, 7e-lG.
LIVERPOOL GRAIN
Liverpool. Nov. 2--Close: Wheat Dec.
IS 37.d, March. S. Sad; MAY. S. sid
Weather in England today was cloudy
| and threatening
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WOOL.
ST. LOWS.

ST LOUIS.
81. Louis, Nov 2;.--Wool steady. Ter
rltorv and western mediums S;ngI Inc
mediums, lSaa; fine, Hall.
BOSTON.
Boston. Nov. 90-The wool market
Is In a ihealthful. progressive condition,
with steady demand and steady prices
prevailing feature of the situation
is the scarcity Of woods, running tp
three-elghths and half-blood grades At
tention Il now being paid to clothing
woods. Pulled woods are steady. In
dyitual transactions In territories
touch the half million pound mark.
Foreign grades are irm. Quotations;
California. secured basis, northwest
ern, choice 6iaGS; northern. good, 6jlf
6; middle counties, 65g6: southern, 62uN,
fall free. b6n5i
oregon. secured basis, eastern No I
staple. I0fi72; eastern No. /, clothing, ISL
70 valley No, /, 60I62
Territory. staple, secured basis, fine.
70ai2; fine, medium, 6SG70; medium, 6inGG;
territory. ordinary. secured basis, d6htS;
No /, 62nei pulled woods. secured basis.
extra. 6@a1l fine A, e3n65; A supers, bili
co, II supors, 1905,
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DEMAND KEEPS UP.
Public SIN Looking for Mcdonald Ely,
But Holders Are Unwilling 10 Sell.

Ii Is expected that the stock certlh-
Gates OF the Mcdonald Ely company
Will be ready to issue either this even-
Ing or tomorrow. IN the meantime the
demand for stock IN the new organiza-
ton continues as strong as ever.
Appicatiors came In so fast when the
stock was offered 10 the public that 1t
was found necessary to cut down the
allotments of each subscriber so that II
would be possible for all to get In.
Local holders OF the stock refuse to sell
under any conditions Notwithstanding
the fact that the price offered today
amounts to q profit Of over 100 per cent
on the original cost. Owners are hold
Ing their stock not as q speculation but
as an investment.
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ALAsKA.YoKoN EXPOSITION.
Commercial Club Is Interested IN Plans
For the Analr.

The Commercial club is interested In
the plans for an Alaska Yukon exposi-
tion TO be held In Seattle. IN 1907 for the
purpose Of exploiting the northwest. The
exposition will cover $50 acres, and rcpic-
sent sl0,s0.ooo. Special attention will be
given 70 forestry and the lumber indus
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COURT GIVES POSSESSION.
Case Of Excelsior Iron Mining Go. Goes
In Defendants Favor,

In the case Of the Excelsior Iron Min
ing company against Thomas j. Jones,
the court decided thit defendant Is the
owner of and entitled TO possession OF
the Cora No lode claim, which is a
portion Of the Armstrong placer II was
deoreed that neither party should be
entitled to costs from the other
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trv % the Pacific coast. and the far west
ern states will all be expected to have
state buildings. Manager Fisher Harris
of the Commercial club Is IN correspond
cnco with Tho promoters OF the expos-
lion. as IL Is desired that Utah shall take
an active part therein.
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REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.
TODAY's.


Mary Il. Mldgley Worthen to Chas.
Il. Worthen, part Of lot 4, block
IL, plat A ,,,.,,,..., .''-,,,,,,.,,.'',,
Rodney Luxmore st. George to
Kate u. ST. George. part OF sec
ton s. township 1 north. range
west, etc. .....,-........,'...,..,',
Tenth Ward Bldg. & Lumber assoc
citation 10 Orlando y. Hovey, part
of lot g. block 49, plat E.,.....".. lo'
YESTERDAYS.
j A. Fritisch 10 A. j. Everett, 80,
?, East Lawn ..,.............,'',,.
Enoch Stewart to +. II. McGurrln.
Si-32. 2, South Main ST. add. ,.....
Edward T. Harding TO a. T. But
terrified. n n II sw, ". W, lw;. lo,V'
Gronway Parry to n. Y. Derrick,
Pt. 10, 2. Hampton's ,..,...,,... $50
H. l.. Eyler. ct al, 20 Martin
O'Connor 2-2i Coates ana L. -.
Lake Breeze ........,.".,,...,g.... 10
Andrew d. Larson to A.. c. Ander-
son and n u s. o Capitol avenue 49,
Agnes NJ Jones to II. A. Green,
PIT. 4, 3, Is iw...",.,.,.,,....,,..::. 25V
o. o. Erickson to George Phillips.
i0xl62is feet, block ], Hunters !.
n A. Brighton to Taylor-R-A Co.
Pr. n 81, ~, 3e....,...,,..,...,....' D
Mary T.. Frame 10 James &. Ca
hoon. PIT. sw ne, !, p, le..."..... 40
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EXCURSION TO LOGAN
Saturday, Nov. oath,

For Salt Lakc--B. Y. U. Seeker Foot
ball Match. Round trip s. 30. Special
train 500 q. M. returning leave Logan
900 .. m. Tickets good returning No
yember 2hth.
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BASKETBALL--PROvO
Y. M C A. VS. B Y. U.

Saturday, November 2ith. Special 500
y. M. via Salt Lake Route. sl.s5 round
trip. Special returning
Everybody welcome.
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CANNON & CANNON

Buy and sell high class mining stocks
Z South Temple ST. Toll, Bell Tsl;
nd, 1881.
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ONLY $3.50
To Logan and Return

Saturday. November 24th, for Football
Match. Special train 500 a. M, returns
ing leave logan 1900 p. m. Tickets
also good returning November 18th.
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A. 8. CAMPBELL
tock Broker. 316 d. =. Walker BLOCK
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LIVESTOCK.
CHICAGO.

Chicago Nov 2i.-Catte Receipts, a.
600, market steady TO strong. Beeves,
4.007.25 cows aud heifers, 1.60G5 ,l5
stockers and feeders 2.40H $50: Texans,
3,75Ni.60; westerns, s.9OQcGlo; calves, 6.25
07,75,
Hogs-Receipts. 1900. market strong to
. cents higher. Mixed and butchers, j.ss
a6.S5; good heavy, 6.15aG.3S; rough heavy.
100; lights. 5.Sn6,20, pigs. 5.b0UG.00:
bulk OF sales, 6.0ca6.SO.
Sheep-Receipts, 25.o00 market strong.
Sheep. S.Soa5 so; lambs, i.60a75o,
KANSAS CITY.
Kansas city, Nov I.--Cattle-- Receipts.
5000; market steady 10 strong. Native
steers. 4.oa6.15: native cows and helfers.
2.00a5. 25, stockers and feeders, 2.ooli 90;
bulls, 2,@NS.1S calves. GOATS 80; western
steers, 3.50fi5 %, western cows, .ou4W.
H0gs-Receipts. 5000; lfarket strong 20
cents higher. Bulk, 6l0nd.20; heavy 61a
az, %; packers, 6l0ud2o; pigs and lights,
3. 7jGl6 Is.
sheep Receipts, 400: market steady.
Muttons i.d0n5 80; lambs, G.VQnf 81 range
wethers, i,2jae.0o fed ewes, 4,WnS.5.
OMAHA.
Omaha. Nov. q. --Cattle-Receipts, 1900:
market steady. Native steers, 3.I0abSO,
COWS and heifers, 2.50u4,l1; western steers,
3. 2505 40; Gamers, j0n25o: stockers and
feeders, s.I5qi.15; calves, 3.eoa6o0; bulls
and stays iS0di3.S.
Hogs-Recelpts, $500; market cents
higher Heavy j.e5fl6l0; mixed, 6.@ps.lO'
lights. 6.loa6.25; pigs, j.2Sao.S5i bulk, So
M6lo.
YearllnRs. 5.1u6.o; wethers, S.wnS,W
ewes i.sedj %; lambs, B.i5af,p.
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CANNON BROS. BROKERS'. ~ r
10. Temple. Tel 9to Ind. 9l0-k Bell
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r. n. Snow & Co.. Stock brokers:
Q Commercial Blk. Both Phones isla
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r. SUutu iflhpiN 'S't 1919 ~'N-f
nd, 1881.
A. q. CAMPBELL y
uock Broker, ais d. +. Walker Block
CANNON BROS, BROKERS. ~ r
10. Temple. Tel 9to Ind, slo-k Bell
r, n. Snow & Co., Stock Brokers.
2 Commercial Blk. Both Phones is1a
u. M. WEST n Co. stock brokers'
}. y. Walker Blk. Tel. 166; rea sblo.x
WANTED.
AZ the Utah mine at Ftsh Springs,
y miners. wages Sc per day Apply
i mine or at office. All McCornick
lock. Salt Lake City.
Most delightful Tor cold lunch or hot
inner-MOUNT'S Pork and Beans,
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.. M. WEST n Co. stock brokers'
D r. walker Blk. Tel 166; rea sblo.6
The Washington times., 1906-02-18

changed. and T. Is cooler and yer-
CLOUDY overhead. Pop says t-e
barometer has fallen z lot bJt as
he doesn't understand hor the darn
thing works he cannot tell exactly
what that means, The crowd cut
side is still feeling s0cd. and say
thev are all glad that rain is com
ing, as they ere all tired Of lhis long
spell of weather The Ephron Brass
Rand stopped playing and went
away SO as 20 let people sleep. and
I'll go TO bed. Found tvo agoutis
and q bullsnaEe ia M bed when 7
turned in The other snake vas III
sister-in-lsw Zipporah's. Shem IS
vifes, h8tbUE. heard her tell
The Washington times., 1906-02-18

been called to the matter. and h Is
quite likely to act e once
we would also sag that III
Noah 3 popularity. which has lessen
Ell noucaabiy during tho last two
or three hundred wears. Is not likely
~ be increased by his flying in the
face of tho public opinion, rs vel
IS the Toz popuH Of this T2lley -
he has did tn building this costly
and uEeles structure and claiming 10
be 50 much better than his neigh
bora that his immediate family aloae
vii uc saved ia g. a word to the
wise is sufficient
u o'clock r ~. The viad had
The Washington times., 1906-02-18

ar Rehcboth Center, and Is non pa
tiently waiting for the food he has
predicted 20 be due this week We
would hesitate TO call this thing q
boat. inasnuch as ne has lathed
and plastered it within, Beside. il
would certainly capsize if it ever
hoated, according 10 the report Of
our Yachting editor It Is built of
gopherWood. and is 500 Cubits in
length. II brother Noah does not
sail soon or release the animals he
has confined in the Ark he viii be
indicted b. the grand jury for main
tanning a nuisance. Already the at
tention Of Mr.. Gerug. the gentle
manly agent of the S. p. c. \. has
The Washington times., 1906-02-18

guess they r. thinking maybe Fep is
q vestLeT-starp after all Nothing
10 suter IN the log.
AFTER prayers tonight Pop deliv-
cred q few weil-chOsen words regard
Ing vanity ard limited that Shem
wife Eeedn put On her new yacht
ing suit TOO previously in short
she'd better vat until we were
26OaL Then lie ana Ham SCI 70 work
10 devise an improved system OF ven
tilating the deck that the animals
are on. We have already begun to
notice that they are with US
February 1S-Raining worse than
before Lots Of people come now 10
look al the Ark, but they don't guy
The Washington times., 1906-02-18

& " Noah. Captain and Proprietor
Lots more unbelies ers and scofer9
round after working hours Some
from clean over Cush way
s. l. "a The moon cana ~
Win ring around It Pop says
that means q change. but it didn I
bother tbs knockers at all Says
enc.
That's dr. moon and don t
tou forget It, Never zee q posy
moon vel that brought rain, III
bet twenty to one that Noah STAYS
here hundred years and never vets
his garboerd strake, Spiders webs
ell over my tent and dry-legged flies
The Washington times., 1906-02-18

70 use any sprinklers tc la the dust
tor some Few DAYS. nov Those hat
ieep chickens ~ill be wishing before
next Wednesday that they kent
decks II ycull take my parting
advice it's this. those who have lire
preservers hSd better keep them
hsudyi"
10 ?. m---PoI} get copy OF the
Besor Daily Blast Just now II has
. piece about US. have pasted it in
IEicm the DcscF DAFT B.ast Feb IS
.sss z. q
e Y. Noah. cur eccentric towns
man. has completed the nondescript
vessel which he dues an Ark over
The Washington times., 1906-02-18

are plsEtifulisr than green trading
STAMPS,
I believe that he's Just keeping
away needed rain by thls foolinC,
declared Squire Haram. where
his diploma as weather prophet
anyway Let's see his medals for
forecasting rain
Pop kept on looking through his
telescope, and by and by, when they
got tired of shouting. he says:
Tou can get out your rain coats.
umbrellas. and gum boots, boys. .
says he, pointing 20 the red sky in
the West. and there. sure enough.
was a blacklist cloud about the size
of u man s hat You won't need
The Washington times., 1906-02-18

shsm that # 1t happened again she
won't sail With Us
1880 p N Il surely looks like
rain,
FebraarT j., 2343 Z. c
1t began to rain ct a m Pen
closed the front door and says that
society after this via. number Just
seven. that IS the exclusive Noah
Family. late Of Rehoboth. He IS
eTfully tiekled at tie nay his pre-
Gieticne have been fulfilled 1ia
thinks that the ark will be damp
. p. M-Raining Just awful. No
tee family down in the hollow
building some sort Ct a raft and |
The Washington times., 1906-02-18

Us Spent the whole ca helping
Pop look for his thick underwear
that Ma packed away but can't re
member where. Found lots Of things
that were lost, however, among them
the anchor Also discovered that
nine bags Of what Pop bought from
Eli Of Gaaz as prime No ] wheat
is merely breakfast food and dam
aged already
ia gave it as her opinion Al SUI
per that the Ark is entirely wrong.
Says that al along she had advised
more light and ventilation and bal
cony asteTn, too. Tomorrow We viii
ali 90 50 work making more win
The Washington times., 1906-02-18

dovE Its so dark inside, with the
one measly opening that you can't
see where you are. Pop put UP d
.gn warning all bugs and small an
finals from wandering about the yes
ssl and then he printed d iot or rules
for the crew and passengers. Here
they are.
RULES
10 intoxicating liquors allowed on
this boat.
Passengers VIII not be allowed TO
ear in their hunks.
No passengers permitted on the
main or saloon deck except by
special invitation.
No conversation louder than 4
The Washington times., 1906-02-18

Further Thrilling But Yeracious
Excerpts from Japheths Log vii
Appear next Sunday.
The Washington times., 1906-02-18

'cesyFisAt = Wat IonogEai!1
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1906-10-19
OPTION ON TWO SITES.
Company Prepare TO Build Grand Riv
er Dam Near Muskogee.

Muskogee, Oct. lS.-lf the report
of the Muskogee Commercial Club
meets with the approval of the com
pany which is trying to obtain tn
contract to build the proposed Gran
river dam, work will probably be be
gun on the dam and hydro-electrit
within the next three months. An op
tional contract was signed today. Tho
terms of the contract give the com.
pany an option on the two proposed
sites for ninety days, during which
,ime the engineers will nike an invest
CATION of the committee report. Ono
Of the sites proposed is four mile
from this city, near Wagner.
The company which was negotat
ne with the Commercial Club pre-
liously demanded bonus Of $2OO,OOO
md it is stated that the present com
pany asks for no bonus. The buildin'
If the Grand river dam will reduc'
he cost of power TO II basis of 81 pc
.or for coal.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1906-10-19
WORK OF A. H, T. ASSOCIATION
Has Recovered Property Valued at
Over Forty Thousand Dollars.

Oklahoma City, Oct. lS.-The 18th
annual session of the Oklahoma and
Indian Territory Anti-Horse Thief As
scciation convened her today, Presi-
dent q. II. Kirkwood of Guthrie, pre-
sided. About 1000 members were
present at the first session and the
number will be doubled tomorrow. All
sessions, except that this morning,
when the members were welcomed tC
the city, will be executive. The prcSi-
dent will make his annual report to-
morrow, in which he will state that
the association now consists of 300
local lodges numbering 10000 mem
bers; and that during period of sew.
eral years past 2S2 horses and mules
have been stolen from members of
the association, of which PA have
been recovered; there were recovered
for persons not members of the asso
citation 223 horses and mules. Tho
value of the property recovered wa
100000 Three hundred and seven
teen horse thieves have been captured
226 of whom were convicted and serv
ed sentences.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1906-10-19
DIFFERS FROM THE JUDGE.
Assistant United States Attorney Gen
eral Agrees With Tams Bixby.

Muskogee, Oct lS The United
States assistant attorney general has
upheld Commissioner Tams Bixby, diff.
iering with Judge Lawrence of the
federal court, in the Donovan ease
and instructed District Attorney Me-
cite to prosecute an appeal, Irwin
Donovan, an attorney, was refused
permission to practice before the
Dawes commission by Commissioner
BiXby. The Commissioner based his
action on an act of congress providing
that all persons who have been, or arr,
employed ON the commission, are -
be prohibited from practcing before
the commission within two years from
The time they cease their connection
with the government
Mr.. Donovan had been prac ICING
before the commission, but on the day
the law went into effect the commits
sioner refused to let him appear be-
fore the commission. Mr.. Donovan
then took his case before the federal
court, Judge Lawrence held thta as
he had been permitted to practice be-
fore the passage of the act, he should
be allowed that privilege now, The as
sistant attorney general, in stating
his opinion, instructs the district at.
torney to appeal from the decision of
the court.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1906-10-19

ing white dress was found in the bor-
rowed suit case.
Mrs. Bledsoe was greatly exercised
at her daughters escapade and was
at loss TO account for it. That she
wanted pretty clothes in which to be
married and could not resist the temp.
tation to take those belonging to her
employers daughter is the explana.
tion accepted by the Washburns.
Mrs. Washburn talked with Sheriff
Cody and told the officer she had de-
cided not to prosecute the girl,
The crime committed by the latter
was a serious one, being that of lar
ceny from a dwelling, for which the
minimum penalty on conviction Is
five years Imprisonment in the state
penitentiary or in the reformatory
in the case of first offense where le-
nieucy is demanded,