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New-York tribune., 1907-08-13

CoTTO>I-Ths market was weak anu tll10S
The snread Of the telegraphezs strike curtis
ness and preventing usual information iea'INe
s~cLanre during the afternoon. together with e s,
snrrebensve feeling regarding conditions IN Wei
depressing factors. although more favorable y.
coons for the growing during the ifst We
A.,e- Nv q recognized Southern authority tIal
80 .be forecast which private wires said caeo cf
Texas also factors In DO
rressing prices The markets closed steaoy put az
net decline 15dl9 points Ine ol-7niiis Voc ~
.,a.sy a. "a decline of 206 points, which about as
se on the cables Prices added 20 their loss
~ aftarwa-d Notwithstanding the dry weather IN
over the weekend the low points were Teaoheo "a
the late trading when active months showed net loss
x 80 % q % rotrss The close q shade up
from the covering. but sentiment s seemed
and unsettled Private canies IRON
Tveool said that trade there was nervous owing
W r-nors of troubles London banking circles and
tea-s OF difficulties making the fortnghfy settle
rneut There at time curing the cay
tta. but these were promptly
St.s and che weather map suggested nothing dry.
not ater unless the predicted for the south
western mart OF the r1ateTialize.
Tho range contract prices in the local markets. 10
Sazy-
New-York tribune., 1907-08-13
OTHER MaRkETS-BY TELEGRAPH.

Kansas city Aug 12-CATTLB-ReceIpts. c4.00o head
Including 1000 Souherus: 5G15c lower choice
export dressed beef S. 2qsT % fair 70 good
Sass stockers and feeders
81 4S5 Southern s3S4 60; Southern cows s.
asa IS cows. S2gS4 80: native heIfers 81 go
S5 q bulls So bOTS3 So: calves, So 1896 so HOGS
Receipts 5000 head market Sc higher top So 35 bulk
sales 1OdSG 2 heavy 81 O5GS6 TO- packers 50 COG
So 25 pigs and lights. SO 2oG$6 so sHEEP-Receipts
coo head; market steady Lambs. So T5fST 20; ewes
snd vearlings IS 25GS6; Western yesrings s6QS6 25
western sheep s59s5 stockers and feeders 50 50S5
12-CATTLE2-Cnoice, Sc 5GJS6 So
prime. So Soas6 6o HOGs-Recepts fair: market active
and higher: prime 4G$6 as other grades s.
9S7 IO roughs 5oGS5 35- SIIE;EPSuppiy light: mar
ket steady prime wethers s. 50gSS co. cs and COM
mon s28S3 lannbs s51sT co: veal calves. 81 60Tss
Cincinnati. Aug. 12-HoGS active: butchers and chip
steady fair good shippers. IS 25S6s common. 81 $50
25 SHEEP steady at 81 254s3- LAMBS quiet az
New-York tribune., 1907-08-13
sac, SUsSMAN & HALPRIN BANKRUPT.
Contractors File Petition Showing More than
Million in Liabilities.

a voluntary petition in bankruptcy was fled in
Tie United States District Court yesterday by
William Sax, Samuel Sussrnan and Harry Halprin,
trading as Sax, Sussman & Halprin, contractors.
q: No. Is West 4zth street. showing q liability OF
s.iszIs with no assets OF the total Indebtedness
sG20 is secured by real estate mortgages s7Slei4
is unsecured and SS7. .5l3 due persons holding
aotss upon which the bankrupts are the indorsers-
The principal secured creditors the Lincoln
Trust Company, N2o.vss; Carrie n Jones. 5000:
,he State Bank and others, $4,000; Harry Perel-
ral. $500.
Prominent among the unsecured creditors are l.
Fofiiano $3.50; John A Philbrick & Bro, 5000;
6 E Kellar Lumber Company, $500; Dewey En-
gineering Company, 50 900; J. J. Falhher, sls.Soo;
Empire City Woodworking Machine Company, SZ5.-
es: Lincoln Trust Company, $4,000 Abraham
Nevis Il W Perelrnan and the State Bank, $780,
&0; araharn NeviEs and H W. Perelnan, s60,5oo.
New-York tribune., 1907-08-13
To Uhon1 1t May Concern.

c,TATE OF NEW YORK. INSURANCE DE-
= partment-AIbany. June 18th. 1SO7-Whereas ths
TeutonIa Insurance Company located az New Orleans
sworn statement by the officers thereof showing
les condition business and has complied IN all
OF this State relating to Fire IN
Companies Incorporated by other States OF
United States
Now therefore. in pursuance OF law. T. OTTO KEEL.
Superintendent Of Insurance or the state or
New York do hereby certify that said Company 10
saabv authorized its appropriate business
s sire Insurance this State in accordance with law
during year The Cond1Iion ana BUSINESS
Of Company the date Of such statement (De-
cernher 81. 1909 shown follows
Aggregate amount OF admitted Assets ssS9.54iS 50
Ass,esasse cI-IsS i1ri1dinx Teinsurauce ass 7Ss
a.. tal scs,,aG maid up Capital ....-. 2j0 90
IS
~ income FOR the year........-
O8
IN witness Whereof. have hereunto subscribed ny
,aDe and caused the Of my Office 20 be affixed ths
day and year above written - ,---r er.v
lSeal1 u - -. E-Irs -.
New-York tribune., 1907-08-13
Not recA,Yed.

FroTTR AND MEAI-Trade in -four was JUL Win
nricos easier and unmportant. RYE FLOOE dull'
quoted: Fair good. 81 eoIse 90 choice 70 fancy'
s56sy 25; CORNNEAL steady; quoted Kiln sTiea.
81 35 50 30; BAG MEAL steady quoted: Elne WilIto
ana Fellow 81 80; coarse. 81 1eGs1 is; FEEDNest-
standard middling. se4 85 -four do. SIC 30 red dos
s2s 30; city bran bulk. s22 sacks s2s so: mid
ding 500 so ls28 red dog. SIS so: honfny chop,
s24 a s24 bulk: sacks, s259s26 TO- olrneai' S2s
~GpaTy-wHEAT-Ths wheat market badly de-
noai,zed yesterday by combination OF Influences thar
has rarely equeed IN one session increasing re-
,-esT.c a lack OF bad enough
sroTn hull when Of this
.ansatonaI -rna.h Street Widespread strike OF
throughout country
shed with r7inors OF financial distress In Berlin hold
ther property regardless OF price The result 4
,srnn fully close OF Saturday.
the lowest point Of the
session Little outside support possible owing
20 the service and of the usual
sa- ana weekly statistics likewise In confused
ana cent lower IN the late afternoon,
big etoo reached and the bears
aggressive against the market In the last
drteen mi prices dropped bushel
There was nothing in the Western weather sua-
on 70 afford relief bulls With the exception OF thu
hush against 100000 the previous estimate.
liverpool hIiMd the from this side.
30 points and Berlin and Budapest &c
esch. Worlds shipments. according TO Broonnhall.
amounted to 9.sl2c0o bush. compared with s.o3o,Wo
bush tic previous week. Wall Street seller, and
had its Influence in weakening bust
limited 20 loads. No red At the
quoted S9tac elevator and Glc afoati
No Northern Duluth. 02A. and No hard winter.
New-York tribune., 1907-08-13
at S. II fed calves 1ss ~ at 81 Is: yearlinss a5s

II fed calves. 1ss r at 81 2S' yeaTinss' S'S "
s. Judd Coz "a veals $50 ID at IS 3 25 - 80 a de- e., 1a9
Sc ,sd &C. cases ss DO S Is7 n r. at at ss s. Do isc n
n T9 ss S. IS dd fss @ o. at S'i' s. 81
virginia YsRton 90 Co Is West Virginia calves leo ~ at
81 50 do 17o ~ at 81: 10 do 232 n at S'' co. 'iO
Kerns Commission Company: 20 Buffalo veas. 1es ID
MoP2erson & CO.: veals n. ST IS: grasser'
2o7 r, a. So 80 1.uRs-R.os,0t, for two days were
esk cars or s72 head including s for sausne
o, sr5 and 50 S7 cars foT sh @ % m be sold ali at
City. except car Sheep were @ sn WIN g an an M except
that the few choice lambs offered were hardy
more mo sa than re tx eF Of stoc % would BE- held over Medium
TO choice lambs sold at 50 Sss 2 . per vas ' So c sold
as5 70 prime sheep At 50 cs S9gsS 90 5
81. Dressed mutton easy at 7g1oo per ID dressed I
salesNewton 22a Kentucky lambs 72 IN p az aver p
as nse at s. IA Ia ao per as so9 p n az 81 @ s9 = as l9 Do as n at s.
23a West Virginia do y ~ at S. 27 ao 1s a ; DO ss ~
at s. Is $50 DO 2as a. g. n ,a,,;s a. 81 % 81
@ S DO S 81 81 p 8 at so sa d 1872 % d. @ SS at IT, s. e 5S @
@ 90 West vTg?ia m s. sgls 9B 20 M at at $ m 81 H. at s 5
12O 70 at s so do g, 3 n at c s. I $50 s rs d & ss TO-
McPSerson Co 216 Kentucky lambs 7e n at IS So
21s DO 70 n at s.: 225 d. = r. o lg ia 4no DO ss
r. at s. 25s n a s. So Is1 DO aS 60 n q 81 g
d. som 90 n a. s. so lis . s25s
8 75 2t - Kcq@'S oSla g. 79? 5 b. a 3 so
virginia do 80 n at 81 25 Pennsylvania do. So ~
AZ 81: 21g Ohio sheep IS Is: PSI DO. f01 10
at s. 90; 2s Pennsylvania 9s NJ at 81 50 state DO
9s ID. s4: Virginia do liz n at = 0o' do iO'
n at 81 ~. - -... ,Sz n ', az
So 255 west Virginia do. 60 70 at 81 90 Zp 90 - ",
ar & e PAT Kentucky do II n at 81 y: 40 90. oS
m al q 25. S4I Indiana II 10 at 81: II west WI
gt1a sheen no 10 so. bucks, 1JO ID. at o.
virginia sheep 10 n. at s5 ~ =, =.
s Judd & Co. 25s West virginia lambs. % =. az
e. s-IL oar do &C. 10 81 25; West virginia snes
lis 10 at So do at S. state DO - 10: az 81
= Eratz: 2i9 West Virginia lambs oe ID at % %
15s virginia do 81 so: "a Virginia euls' % ID
az * 5o Q Virginia sheep. III 10. at 81 - a.
car4o-s. 27 state lambs II Tb at 81 So Is co. ~
n Al 81 e5: 10 DO H. at 81; Al Pennsylvania 90 %
m AZ 81 so 10 do 81 n. 81 Is: 100 DO % 10 at
81 l25s II do ST. 81 state sheep 9S n at - %:
do los ~ at s5 Pennsylvania do lOo 10 AZ 30 oV;
40 fps 10 al S5 25 bucks 1s3 10. az ss 10 euii
J. g. curtis & Son: 1s state lambs s4 n: at - o."
2 state sheep 100 70 81 90; Gull. SO 70, al s.
TJO-S-Receipts We for days. " cars or IL az
bsad for the market, prices frrn
ON T3ufalo advces and Pennsylvania hogs sold at
81 os7 10 per 100 70 would probably
ceed the outside figures o.-
Sales-Tobin & shannon: state hogs 126 10 average
nj 81 per 70; 30 do. 2s 10 at 50 30 rouShs 30
10. a 81 go
= Curtis & Sons: Il state hogs. l2o To- az 81 10;
I rough, 4f0 10, at IS.
New-York tribune., 1907-08-13
CHICAGO TRACTION ORDER ISSUED.

Chicago. Aug. I2-Judge Girosscup in the United
States Circuit Court issued the final order to-day
turning over TO the Chicago Railways Company ali
tie street railways on the north and west SIDES OF
ne city which heretofore have been operated
under the name Of the Chicago Union Traction
Company
An application has been made for an appeal from
.ae oTder In behalf of the holders Of the first
mortgage bonds of the North Chicago Street Rail-
way Company an underlying corporation OF the
Union Traction Company. The hearing OF the ap-
PEA .s set for August IS.
New-York tribune., 1907-08-13
BREAK IN ERIE CANAL MENDED.

Buffalo. Aug. l2-Superintendent Frederick T.
Stevens OF the State Department Of Public WORKS
sho vss in Buffalo last night, announced that the
break in tie Erie Canal at Syracuse was so nearly
repaired that he expected water would be let into
shA canal By friday or Saturday next and that
oAxssztiaa would DO at once resumed
New-York tribune., 1907-08-13

The local spot market quiet g. 10 points
1890 for middling upland. Eaes
consumption go bales delivered contract e3oo
hale markets were telegTaIhed fol-
lows: Mobile nominal unchanged 12Ec New Orean.
uuiet unchanged at l3hc sales rs bales. Wilmington
nominal Charleston nominal Savannah steady,
changed 12So: 175 bales ST. Louis quiet.
changed at IsMc. Little steady, unchanged al
I2Ec Norfolk steady, unchanged 15iso; sales.
bales Baltimore nominal unchanged at i3ssc.
Receipts ports and interior points to-day. COM
pared with last week and last year:
New-York tribune., 1907-08-13
INSURANCE AGENT SHORT.

11dale;oyn, Conn, Aug. 12-It was stated to-day
mat the investigation into the affairs Of Frank
=. r. Nsrren. the special agent Of the New England
s@ltlal Insurance Company, who disappeared
inrrsday reveals q shortage OF 5000 in HIS ac-
v'unts a warrant charging him with enSezzle-
-'1t has been ISSUED.
New-York tribune., 1907-08-13
INDICTED OFFICIAL RESIGNS.

E,ngharnton n Y Aug. 12-County Custodian
W T Buck who is also clerk Of the Board OF
Supervisors and was recently indicted by the grand
.Sry On charges OF forgery and grand larceny IN
connection with the good roads scandals to-day
New-York tribune., 1907-08-13
BIG WYOMING TRACT OF LAND OPENED.

Cheyenne. wyo. Aug. D-The Wyoming land
board has lust announced the opening. unoer the
Carey act OF Isopo acres Of the Eden Valley lanos
IN Sweet7rater and Fremont counties, north or
Rock Springs, on the Union Pacific Raalroaa-
Thirty thousand acres are now available Tor puDLc
ent-y. II is one OF the finest bodies OF irr12abio
lands 81 the state
New-York tribune., 1907-08-13
NEW YORK PRICES.

LONDON tin market which closed fi7O 15s for spot
s sIao los Locally the market was weak and lower
lower in epSe QUOTED & at o a a MaS
the closing prices week $50 futures
weak unssstgsd. With lake quoted 1ag zoe
LEAD was unchanged at 515@5.25c in the local
market f @ and 5s higher a; f19 los in London SPEk FL
o soc locally IRON was unchanged at COS cd for
land warrants were lower at SIS I'd Locally iron
at s2a 70 90 southern grades nomina The
market for pig iron certificates at the Produce Ex,
foundry grades quoted as follows: October Novem-
MoLAssEs AND sYRUPsNsyrups were dull Moassea
oas q9fs % S S the
mon 1Sal9c fair 19g22c good 22a2Sc; prime 26g8o0'
dSq4c fair 15g17c good 1sg2oc; prime 20q3e fancy
oILsCottonseed oil trhe lower for spot but but
ste steady for futures Demand very Light @ sales a
421ac ard 100 bhls se.c. Linseed oil was
wSs Esy
in bulk s0c refined. cases, New York 10eoc; Phade
IN S bulk &c; Phadelphia bbs iosoe sSe;
isssc ooTroSsEEp 5ai.s mills
2aa @5sc pdt'ns do seeteb essr ss 5s do
5ose do NOys1sT 42aa DO December tS1 ssg.osc;
good on YELLOW 4gg2c prime white ee ss prime rg
raw. 45644c: out-of-to.n raw. 42g4sc: Calcutta raw
PRoV1sIoSs-After an easier opening. due to lower
live hogs the provision started TO do better WIN
came nun Under the inuence and the
strike situation. closing the lowest western o
ceipts estimated e5 600 hogs. Of which 32oos
sGg o cFs at at oaSa 50ss St
1900 hogs. PORK steady quoted: Mess sls9Sis 29;
steady: Quoted Mess So 5oSsio sisasla 50:
packet SO 5O9S11 extra India mess S21gA2 DO btTF
HAMS steady: quoted s25as27; DRESSED HOGS dull;
Se SS0sed ps saGGas s cST bses du
quoted: Smoking. 13a13hc 10 10: l2c II n I1Ac; "a
NJ Io&c: picked quiet: quoted at 12 91sei tai.
LARD easv; quoted: Middle Western prime 999 loc:
city barely steady quoted al Sc refined lard easy
kegs. 65c: COMPOUND quiet: quoted at s.qstc;
sTEARINE steady: quoted: Oleo. s49s"c; city isrd
RTCEIThe market for all distributing
points, good demand and rather moderate of!er-
inrs Quotations follow: Domestic screenings. SIC;
second heads. 4a4t,c; choice heads, 5aG9e; fancy
mestic, 4ad5Hc; Patna. 6G61ac: Rangoon. IN bond
and unchanged. without feature of interest The
following quotations list prices subject TO rehae
points and ! cent for cash in seven days;
Crystal donnos 2o; tablets. TOO: loaf and
powdered 515c: Eagle 10 bags powdered b2Sc: pow
dered coarse powdered. 5oc Eagle corfscton-
granulated h25c Eagle coarse and extra me gran
ulated 5I0c Eagle 10 cartons fine gTanuated oZoc;
Eagle eTRnuiated $780, Eagle 80 I'd oa@s
fne sranuiatei 2yo; Eagle fire, 5 2oc: Eago
10 n bags bI5o: Eagle fine standard sTanuated
0sc: diamond A. &c: confectionery 4. ssOc No J!
soc; Nos and g. 475o; No 47oc: No o. tesoi NO .
4soc; so :. 4.55c; No s. : SOC; No 8. $3.50: NO !"
a5c: No IL SOC; No II 4 25c No II. 500: Nos II,
Is and 415c The market for sugar remained oui.
and nomnay unchanged with centrifugal s6 test quoted
at 1916: muscovado SO test at 6-loc and noses
sugar was dull unchanged with August at IS I'd
September at es e&d
New-York tribune., 1907-08-13
STATEMENT OF NON-MEMBER BANKS.

The weekly statement Of averages OF the banks
of New York City. Jersey City ana dooohen
which are not members of the New York Clearing
House Association, but which clear through somo
Of the members, Is follows:
New-York tribune., 1907-08-13
sSurrogates Notices.

CvOOK CHARLES Tin puEnuance OF order OF
y Hon Abnss LnSs S99ss M sITosf n S m q ss Ssy
Claims against Charles Coos late OF the County q
ssor ns~ to the subscribers their place
acting easnfss I b AZ Avenue s IN the BoTOus o. Mhs
tss Csty OF New or baOrs ths eighteenth day
Of pstsd ss5f'S New zo. the rss ssy e y a5s6 1sOr
EDWARD DIXON Bird
shEEM5N N1R645 y " GSSE G59SSEyALa .
KNEvAIs Es5 PEsRTS l.. Ku.va1z and Harold c0ox
AoFsey sstoTs s. Street. BONush OF Xanhsts4s
Esx oTn YsFf 3 kSnkr. ei,K.
f saTas o g BTosS EfTs STREET. ans or5a.s
nanSattan. New York city
IN pURsUANcn, 0F AN oRDER 9E q. hon. EsaNk
is EB Rs'0g ssn Eas 10 late az o @ couhy hsy1s
Se YORK deceased 70 present the same with vouchers
snsss., ssEs.t 70 a, '9S the s = s 10 Rsc1aT
bT0gs ne OF 1st ds2 "a Fsb e Is SE & s New York
Dsted York the 2Sfs R9 Day Of s.TEs Iy ise e1.
v.RRE,S WRIGHT Attorney for E1ecutriT. 2 RsciO~
Dow e FHsHScs ToHs sE srEssss a oEPs 81 E1s
County q New noss . hereby given g g 81 PsssOn.
eas sssea ssnst 20 the vita SOGh
G s sas a. It s ssF 6 8sss q e oses
psins Wllan Street s, n me Sy Of New York
Dated York. the th DAY Tv ST ssosSaIy l
HORACE pENa as toF Adninis'Fafrir L,
TN PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF HON FRANK
e sss.sg sssH G S shf al So q
against is MaEsars s, % m w o ssS Sr New Ysf as %
Ceased With yOSfhsEs 70
me ,hs of3se Of chas p & wm W Buckley: No 1sf
da,ssGth nTSsGwsyi daY N of ffS Dees@bsr ,n next
'R,Td W7 ffy q IgRs lsG5
cHAs. P. wM, W BJ,cKLEY 1si Br0aawayy; y N <
ministrator,
New-York tribune., 1907-08-13
THE FEDERAL TREASURY.

washington. Aug 12-The cOndIrt5n OF tbs Treas
urv at the beginning OF business to-day was as
follows:
RESERVE FUND.
New-York tribune., 1907-08-13

Bic { afoat. CORN-The corn market was reiatVeIy
stronger than all day account Of low tenn
pefaures in the Northwest and complaints OF Damage 20
the in Missouri, Kansas and Nebraska from recent
high temperatures The Illinois report also noted crop
OF points in condition for the month The market so1
on about half cent al time but was seadler ma
the close and there little pressure the market
ralying easily from each setback. Worlds shipments
5I93 900 bush. compared 5.26500o bush the
previous week Exporters loads. No closed
o2c elevator and 60!ao ahoat; No white o. &c
ana NO yellow, 60Ac o aioat. OAyS-Ihe nlarHet
for cats lower following the break in wnet
and increased arrivals OF Cash oats IN New
York closed follows: Mixed 26 80 b 572c natural
white. 80 ID. 59deOc. clipped white. 80 TO 20
10. 59QS3c RYE-Market dull: No Western SIC nom
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1907-03-31
THOMAS TO REPRESENT UTAH
Postmaster Picked to Attend Open
ing of Jamestown EXPOSE
ton on April 26. -

The four commissioners appointed by
the governor to take charge of Utah's
interests at the jamestown exposition.
met yesterday afternoon at the office Of
w. S. Mccormick and selected Arthur L.
Thomas, postmaster of Salt Lake, and
one of the territorial governors, to repre-
sent the state at the opening day of the
exposition. April 26 In addition to this
w s. Mccormick was elected treasurer
and Fisher Harris, secretary.
1t was decided to arrange for a Utah
day at the exposition, to be observed in
October During the entire exposition
pamphlets and statistics concerning the
resources of Utah will be circulated on
the fair grounds and general advertising
scheme undertaken. There will be no
state building or exhibits as the appro-
priation of 81, 900 made by the legislature
Is only large enough to provide for rep
resentation.
1t is probable that all the commission
ers will be present at the fair on Utah
day. Besides those mentioned, Senator
Wesley X. Walton is also a member of
the commission.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1907-03-31
HOUSE MOVERS STOPPED
Authorities Prevent Building from
Being Moved Inside Of
Fire Limits.

Sergeant John Hempel and Inspector
Fitzpatrick of the street and sidewalk de-
partment, yesterday afternoon prevented
Wolf & Son from moving house across
West Temple street The house was being
moved from the site of the new Rio
Grande depot to Waterloo and the house
movers planned on moving the building
east on Third south and then out Sew
enth South.
nance prohibit the moving of a frame
building within the fire limits or over a
paved street. The house was being moved
by means of a traction engine and it
was contended that this would injure the
asphalt. The house will now have to be
moved back to First West and then south
until it is outside of the district gov
erned by the ordinances.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1907-03-31
SONS OF VETERANS MEET
Effort Is Being Made to Organize a
New Camp in Salt
Lake,

An enthusiastic meeting was held last
evening in the q. a. r. hall in the L. y.
o. F. building, the object of which was
to organize a camp of Sons of Veterans
in Salt Lake. The meeting was attended
by members of the local q. a. r. posts
and their sons and Phil Neder, COM
mander of the Maxwell post, presided
Remarks were made by George .. FARMS
worth, r. G. Sleater, S. w. Patterson ana
H. II. Kinsman. In his address "a;
FarnswCrth told how the experiment na1
been tried twice before. but had failed
each time The commander of the last
camp organized was his son, George u
FarnsWorth, who died recently.
After the discussion it was decided to
name a committee to secure members
and attend to the routine Of perfectlng
an organization. This committee consists
of II. H. Kinsman, chairman, Courtenay
Harris A n. Dickey, j. r. Sleater, w. Nj.
Sleater and S. w. Patterson. COmmunic3-
ton concerning the camp should be ad-
dressed to Mr.. Kinsman, 212ls South State
street.
A feature of the meeting was an init
nation by r c.. Sieater that within the
next few years the national encampment
of the G. A. r. might be held IN salt
Lake Il was told in Minneapolis last
year" he said, by some Of the highest
| officials of the organization. that they
would like to come to Salt Lake if it could
accommodate the crowds, and believe in
| the course Of a year or two we can ana
| that we will secure this great gathering
/ For this reason we need a camp Of Sons
| of Veterans if for no other. They are
| always a great help during encampment
| times and particularly distngUiShed
| themselves at Denver and Minneapolis.
The meeting was adjourned subject to
| the call of the chairman of the commit
! tee appointed to secure members.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1907-03-31

Dick Bicknell, the crippled young man
who can be seen every day selling papers
on Schramm's corner, is to be aided by
his newsboy associates. The street ur-
chins have started a contribution to raise
enough money to purchase for him an IN
valids chair with a canopy so that ne
can wheel himself from place to place.
Already $50 have been secured and the
s45 additional needed to procure the chair
it is expected will be forthcoming shortly.
THE poor guy has to earn living,
explained Frank Meyers, who is treasurer
of the fund, "and US kids thought that II
he could move around more il would help
him so we just began to gather some
money to buy this chair 1t is going to
be a peach, too" he added with consid-
cradle enthusiasm.
'It will have cover to shade him and
he can sit in it and wheel himself all over
town We don't care how much he butts
into our trade, as he has to live and 1t
is pretty hard for him to make money
lust sitting in. one place all day long"
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1907-03-31
BLOCKADE is REMOVED.
SeasonabIe Stuff Is Arriving in Local
Market

It is now believed that the shortage in
California produce on the local market
is drawing to a close. The first express
shipment to reach Salt Lake since COM
munication was cut off by railroad wash
outs ten days ago arrived Saturday and
consisted of radishes and lettuce. The
shipment was small, but was gladly re-
ceived as an indication that the Wells
Fargo Express company had commenced
to accept orders of green produce for
points east and that therefore the back
bone of the washout was broken.
The fish situation also commenced to
brighten up Saturday with the arrival of
a good supply of haiibut and catfish from
the coast Other fish on hand were east
ern black bass and Utah lake fish.
Besides Utah dollhouse stuff, which is
coming into market in good shape, the
arrivals Saturday were express shipments
of rhubarb and tomatoes from Mexico
and four cars of bananas and four cars
of oranges by freight.