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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-12-14

arguing the motion Tor new trial.
~ ! am permitted by the court Ca
argue Il, ! shall call attention to
these provisions OF the statute"
ip view Of the impoasihility ut
rUconeiling the csurt decision with
The wording OF the statute. Mr.
Calhoun WAS at a loss Ca know how
TO advise the council SO proceed
The court finds this proposed issue
inVaiid, but leaves IN its decision
no iutimatiou Of what course Il
would consider a valid enc An the
council can do under the clrcum
stances Is 20 buy another ticket Tor
the city Ia the supreme courts le.
Kal lottery taking another chance
on an adverse decision. after
months, perhaps a year or more. Of
additional delay
viii Take Two Chances.
The plan. as outlined hy the com.
mittee. was To has two tickets In
the next dravins of the lottery
One OF these viii b. the clty's pc
ttion for a reheafing. which Il b.
plainly anticipated will be- denied
The other Is % have the proposed
issue again submitted 20 the people
and pass a new set ~ ordinances
Tor submission % The court for a
new ruling luasmuch as the prca.
ent adverse decision furnishes uo
guide for this proceeding. the new
ordinances are in almost as much
danger Of being declared inyalld AZ
were the original onea
Meanwhile the city officials VII
endcavor To keep the work on the
new system going on limited
scale u possible The plan for Do.
Ing this cuntcmplatrs the issuance
of warrants against che current rev
enuea Of the water fund The sue.
cess OF this plan depends upon Tho
ability o. the city 10 dispose of the
warrants.
Where Politics VIII Figure.
Judicial politics viii enter into
the question ia September. az which
time three Of the members 81 the
supreme court Will come up for re-
nomination AZ she time 81 the Sep
TENDER primaries the city will have
just passed through the heated
term. suffering tremendous incuu.
veuicnce. not 60 say SEXUAL serious
danger. on account of the shortage
~ its water supply. aud viii be- con
frontcd with az least one. and prob
ably two or three. more similar
summer seasons when that con.
dition develops il IL almost Ger,
tain 10 be blamed On some quarters
90 the present adverse decision al
the supreme court and the failure
or refusal Of the court 10 indicate
In this decision shat course ~ The
city IN the premises II would con
slider as constituting a valid bond
issue
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-12-14
Swan Lake Farmer Is Attacked by Highwaymen in
His Own Home Found This Morning by NeighbOrs,
and SheriGS Office Notified.

clothing which Hul was wearing AZ
the time.
mrs unfortunate plight was not
discovered until this morning when
uoighborH entered tho premises and
found him lyIug PROSTATE on the
floor with HIS head terribly beaiou.
The man was then in such pre-
cariou8 condition that ho was inn
modlatoly taken to "a private hos
pital at Kent from which point the
sherifrs office was notified today
shortly before the noon hour
Flights With Robbers.
Tho particulars Of the robbery
and assault reaching this city are
very mcager An the aherlffe Of
flee could learn of the affair was
that Hill war I'm his house when the
two men entered and when thcy do
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-12-14
Using Most Effective Way in Rigid Cross Examina-
dOn.--Orchards Statement.

Orchard and thus disbelleye him
lie Is throwing his whole person.
ants Into the battle he IN Wnglng
with the witness.
senator tiorah stated last nlght
that u was not this intention Of
the prosecution To use Adams as
Witness Ia the case aud he will not
be brought 90 Boise
The crosaexaminailon Of Orchard
was resumed this morning barrow
gave letter 10 the witness AJAX
ing him II u Was Ia Has woods
handwriting Orchard said u re-
Hcmbled Il somewhat bat he did
not think that II WAS in his natural
hand lie said q looked more like
reitihone's writing but was not
exactly like either one
narfnw then showed the wituesa
portions OF his testimony AZ the
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-12-14
BARROW 10 SHOWING
ORCHARD UP TO JURORS

Haywood trial IN regard 30 con.
veraatlon he said he had with Pet.
tibono and Haywood Ia regard 10
the Bradley affair. endcayoring 10
show that he had attributed the
statement 10 pcttlbune IN TIE pres.
cnt trial which he said Ia the for
mer trial WIS made by Haywood
Orchard said both took part IN the
conversation and that several con.
VIBRATIONS were held on the sub.
leet Darr0w questioned the wit
ness closely about his trip 10 San
Francisco
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-12-14
Surplus Would Pay for New System If Ii Had Been
Properly Handed--COuncl Using Water Revenues
for Ward Work.

the rios with the most available
candidate
Receipts 81 the flght fell far
short Of the expectations Of the pro
moter aud the buxrfa themselves
They had locked for a. high a.
40 600. hut when they came Ia
count the returns they had shrunk
away "a 1851
Jack Twin sullivan is seeking a
fight for Brother Mike With
Ketchcl. and says Mike viii make
aa good as $50 pounds az 3 O'Clock
fuf the Mouianau
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-12-14
HOLSHEIMER WINS OVER
PAGE I'm Third ROUND

pnarinN for GutteT Recently the
court rendered decision ln favor
uf the plaintiff and Page filed an
application for a new trial making
certain statements regnrdinr Hoi
shelmers actions which aroused ihc
laitera irc aud Ted bin 20 Pages
office where che fsht occurred
The showing ln court today was
that PAGE had been dilhtory lu bis
HANDLING ~ the ease and the court.
holding that the trial had been on.
tlreiS reEular decided that the ORIG
Inhi verdict should stand
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-12-14

The third round d thc bout be.
tween Attorneys w a Hoishelmer
and r y Pagc. which recently cut
minated in a fist fight between the
two Ia Pages office On The t.owman
huildiBg was pulled of before
Judge Gillian iu Else superior court
this morning and Page sent down
for the count
Originally the men Were engaged
as attorneys in a lawsuit d J..
Joiner W. Max Gutter Holsheimeg
representing Joiner and Pace az
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the act
photograph Of him as he caught appears above.
lie caught Immediately after telling what was in tho
box which lac received through the mail neatly wrapped and
wearing printed poison labels.
lie feared that it contained internal machine but ID
didn't
II you want 20 be initiated into the club. ask him about it.
George the large smile button and the large
smile
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-12-14
BANKERS SPEND
NIGHT IN JAIL

They alone have separate cells
Hruwn spent a fairly good night
hut Hartnett scarcely slept az an
Roth men we're very nervous this
morning.
AZ noon today Hsrtnett was re.
leased from SAN b. order 81 Iudee
Dunno and placed IN the custody
% two detectives. Who will accom-.
pany him on another quoat for
bail
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-12-14

Were 6, not for the fact that the
city water fund has been and Is
being constantly looted for the
benefit Of other funds and other
work. the income Of the water de
partment would be- ample from
which 20 finance the construction
u the proposed new Cedar river
pirc limo on a current warrant basis
regardless OF the adverse decision
~ the supreme court 81 the state
on she proposed water bond issue
This fac, developed yesterday On
the discussion 81 thc subject by the
finance committee 90 the city com.
cil aud az effort may be made Go
shut of further looiing Of the water
revenues 80 that the money may
hv used far lts legitimate purpose
Revenues Are Heavy.
AZ present the revenues from
The water department amount to
about $500 per annum The
operating expenses are but $4,000
per annum. leaving q net revenue
of more than hair n million dollars
n o. necessary 10 SET aside Sl00. 600
r.er aunum with which 90 pas iu.
tereat and 90 retire the old Cedar
river water bonds. the issue OF
which has been reduced to about
5000. 600 Even taking care of this
charge there should be net sur
81 90 Ha..UH
per Hnnum and " this sum az be
aCcrues could be set aside for that
purpose there would be little or
no difficulty I'm issuing warrants
against % and procuring the con.
structiun of the new pipe line hy
paying out these warrants there.
l for
The difficulty with this plan.
however. Is the constant and es.
tahllshed practice of the city coun.
en- Of lootiuR the water fund for
other purposes water revenues
are being used FOR the payment
Of regrado expenses. for the con.
structiun and extension oi water
mains. and for number of i'm
proper purposes. the drain con
stantly absorbing most Of the sur
plus.
Surplus Loaned.
Even under these practices it
has been difficult for the city couu-
I cil 10 absorb this big surplus rap.
/ idly enough for purposes even re-.
lated to its proper use. and a water
I fund surplus has been accumulated
which has been by ordinance loan.
ed to other funds u is now
estimated that other funds owe
Z the water fund upwards OF 5000.
I 600 In loans OF This character
The water fund has been SO
rich I'm resources that it has be.
come the big prize pork barrel from
which members OF the council have
been constantly active in efforts
to secure appropriations for their
respective wards AZ some OF the
/ big financial Interests which usual.
ny keep close check on some
4 departments of city finance are
l interested IN having the municipal.
/ ~ owned water plant make n poor
financial phewing there has heon
Vel outVGy against thcf" !ootins
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-12-14
SERIOUS EXPLOSION

TACOMA. Dec 14-John Ofer-
dal, a parklaud raucher lies at So.
Josephs hospital suffering from
serious wounds due 20 a premature
explosion of dynamite He was
blowing out stumps and had ignIted
the fuse To a charge aud stopped
TO pick mp his tools before getting
out OF the way The charge eN.
ploded and Oferdal was struck in
the face With great force A large
piece of the stump entered thu
right eve and II was found ueces,
sary 10 temcyo shat ORGAN.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-12-14
cHANoGs his NAME.

In order tn perpctuaie the family
name. Louis HsnkufHhy. 81 resident
81 this city today appealed To The
superior court 90 have hts name
changed 90 Louis bokofEcr This
was the original name oi the family
in Germany. but upon coming to
this county % was gradually
changed into the present form
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-12-14
posTmAsrsRs APPOINTED.

WASHINGTON, y g.. dee "a -
postniatiefs have been
aH follows Geneva. Oscar
Nhlfura. vice a A. Crawford. re-.
signed ilurne, Gussie Friend. vice
MARY a Nurne. rcslKncd
John Mes ors has been appointed
rural free delivery career on route
80 3 a ArIlnRInn.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-12-14
RUSSELL TO INVESTIGATE
Old CITY BOND GRAFT

LONDON. Dec 1.-THE entire
crow Of the +. w Lawson. the
larEest sailing vessel IN thc world
with one exception. have persisted
when The hoat. seyen.masted
schooner. was wrecked today off
scilly islands
one survivor aud three corpHcs
we're picked up Captain Dow and
bis crew displayed remarkable
bravery In the face % what seem
cd Go be- certain death they remain.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-12-14
BLIZZARD RAGING

either ont Of commission entirely
or badly blockaded Tho heavy
sicet clinginR to the wires bias
severely crippled telegraph and
telephone service Untold suffer.
ing In the poor districts has ~
suited many families being with
out fuel The aleet storm ga now
aNeeplnE over Nnrthnrn ONO
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-12-14
SF5O

SALT LAKE CITY. Utah. Dec
In an htiemp, 20 capture two
fieeinE highWaymsn. PAtroiman
Charles Ford was shot By unn Of
them early this morning and IL
th0aaht 10 be DYING
The bandits had entered the A.
hany hotel bar room and had just
severely beaten one Of the patrons
Whan Policeman Ford was attract.
ed 10 the scene The thugs dashed
fruni fhs bar Fuom almost into the
arras 81 Ford Ia TRIMS Co capture
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-12-14
Is GREAT PR0BLEM-THE CATS AND
The RATS--L0OK AT THESE ANSWERS

u lhey have been figuring
We are referring 20 the
en 81 the Seven Cats and the
& Hats That has been troubling
nlAs around here for the last
isys
sheh Freddie brought the mail
Aafning Freddie O. one 81 our
Asa assistants but hes young
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-12-14
CLARKE IS NAMED.

Francis y Clarke formerly gen.
erai traffic manager Tor the Great
Northern has been appointed presi
dcrit u the Portland 4 Seattle rad
which o. snou 60 commence operat
ing between Portland and paaco
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-12-14
BURNED TO DEATH
10y United Press)

PRESTON. Idaho, Dec. IA
while Joseph Johnson was cleaning
a flue On his residence a basin Of
kerosene he was using became ig-
nitod. He ran 10 the door and
threw &c out just AS his wife. with
her baby in her arms. was entering.
The burning fluid covered them
both. and the baby was burned to
death The mother was terribly in
jurod and cannot recover
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-12-14

AN FRANCISCO. Dec IA
fsasf J BARNETT. accused o. as
Rang In the looting Of the Call.
ala safe Deposit and Trust com
|H1T spent last night In the city
esrn tn a cell next 20 HIS felluw
|asar. J palzeli Brown Both
Desc men we're given separate
p the two best "a the prison
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-12-14

NEW YORK. Dee 70 An.
npuucement b. made 81 The 90.
KaEemeut 81 Miss Cornelia tlard
man. second daughter % Mr and
Mra g. "A Hartman. 10 Robert
LlyiuEsina Gerry. elder son OF Mr.
and Mrs EldridEe Gerry
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-12-14
KETCHEL is READY FOR
AVAILABLE FIGHTERS

along. ln case he should win. Go
pay a visit to his parents. 10 Grand
Rapids. Mich and viii leave vcrY
shortly lle VIII spend the holiday
in Michigan and return after the
frat Of the year. ready 20 20 into
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-12-14
SHIP 70 WRECKED
CREW DRO WNED

cd at their posts trying 20 save
their vessel u n supposed that
they pcnHhed.
The Lawson was chartered by
the Standard or company and was
bound from Philadelphia 10 Lon.
don At daylight this morning the
vessel was sighted floating bottom
upward in the oily SEA The gale
Is steadily Increasing The coast
ID afreWn with wreckaEe
II has been definitely learned
that the crew Of the Lawson mum
herod 20.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-12-14
WATER FUND - LOOTED
FOR OTHER WORK


WI W79IW8T % W wv
GALVESTON. lsx unc ia An
uouncemcnt Is made that railroads
ia the southwest viii dismiss Loco
men for an Indefinite period some
timc between January and the
middle ~ the month This rolleY
81 retrenchmsnt will affect every
branch ~ The railroads
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-12-14
SMILE CLUB NO. $.

Royal smiier-H. o. conibear.
First Asst. Royal Sniiler--"BiiiH
Rasmussen.
Custodian Of the Royal Smile
"PreSy" Kane.
Recorder the Royal Smile
Ed Meany.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-12-14

SAN FRANCISCO. Dec H.
Stanley Ketchel winner Of Thurs
day nights fight viii not tank shop
for a few days iic planned an
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-12-14

~ WIFI ' III
ehlfAGO Dec. i4.-Chicago Is
Ne grasp Of the worst blizzard
y has visited this part Of Illinois
NseFai years Several lines
snlaess have been almost com
~ paralyzed and street car
e y All parts Of the city are
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-12-14
SMILE CLUB NO. 4.

Royal smiler--Dr. Leonard cofer.
First Asst. Royal sriler--Dr. Frank
S. Bourns.
Custodian Of the Royal sulile-pr.
a. S. Oliver.
Recorder Of the Royal snaile--Dr.
w. L. Ludlow.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-12-14

practices on the contrary they
have been rather ENCOURAGED.
n these practices can bee stopped.
and am effort may be- made in the
council to stop them. there would
bee little or no difficulty iu proceed
ing Immediately with Che construc-
ton of che new water main.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-12-14

nsy get over it we'll any
aleoale was henrd 10 muir
'as,hlng way down under he
finally be- spoke right
I. laY dog can kill more rats
ne cats 90 THIS block was
ne put q Freddie evident
y. enlirely 10 sympathy with
M bringing this problem.
H. /. 's ~ seven cats seven min.
E, ~, '.il seven rats how many
49,. ~, I take 10 klll 100 rats IN
'4a Ming about the solutions
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-12-14
SMILE CLUB NO. 2

Royal sriler - Vim. Hickman
Moore.
First Asst. Royal smiier-e. W.
Wappengtein.
Custodian Of the Royal suile-oeo.
Russell.
Recorder Of the Royal smile-Frank
L wilkins
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-12-14
SMILE CLUB NO. ;.

Royal smiler--Jehn e. HUMPHREYS.
First Asst. Royal Smiler-James 3.
Mcteafe.
Custodian o. the Royal Smile
Lewis Levy.
Recorder Of the Royal smils-t4. n.
kuiieH.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-12-14
SMILE CLUB NO. l.

Royal Smiier-Jereriah Wood.
First Asst. Royal Smiler-Albert N.
Petty,
Custodian Of the Royal smiie--W.
Tandy.
Recorder Of the Royal sniie-Frsnk
A. Meithorpe.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-12-14
SMILE CLUB NO. 6.

Royal Smller-John corbett.
First Asst. Royal Smller-Hunane
officer vaupsli.
Custodian Of the Royal Smile
Jack Barck.
Recorder of the Royal Smile
Denny j. Drew.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-12-14
PRESIDENT IS PRESENTED
WITH A LOVING CUP.

w WTFTNEN WI
WASlllNGTON. Dee a. 4
President Roosevelt was pre-. 4
scented this afternoon with a I,
loving cup from the mayor Of +,
Manila by Lieutenant Louis 4
J Van schaik OF the Fourth /,
infantry II stands one foot 4
high and In made pf native 4
ores u n the combined trib. 4,
ute Of Americans aud natives 4
and Was first used nj the Taft 4
banquet
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-12-14

Norman Martin. suspected Of be-.
ing one o. the two robbers, was
arrested by Deputy Sheriff sheplch,
Of Kent, late THE afternoon and
taken 20 the hospital at Kent for
Identification by the victim. Nor
man had pair Of pliers and an
amount Of money, corresponding
with the amount taken, on his
person.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-12-14
HEAD-0N COLLISION
FOUR ARE INJURED

los ANGEIES. cal. Dec II
-Four men were severely injured
iu a head.on collision between two
passenger coaches ON the Los
Angeles and Redondo railway two
miles south of Gardcna, early this
morning A heavy fog prevented
the motormeu OF the two cars from
seeing each other until they were
less than 100 feet apart An OF
the injured are employees of the
railway company.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-12-14

A decree of divorce was today
granted TO William Budngor who
alleged that his wife. Mary H. Bud
niger deserted him The court
made o division of property outlin.
ed in an agreement which had been
reached between the husband and
Vie
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-12-14

Acoosted in hla own home By two
highway robbers. Gus Iflll. farmer
living near Swan lake. about six
miles distant from Kent was 80
badly beaten last night by the rob
hers that bits NE o. dospalred Of
The men escaped after rausachng
the house They secured $50 in
money from the pockets OF the
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-12-14

them Ford was feliod by a bullet
The bandits escaped
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-12-14

TSE WEArHER-FAiR TONIGHT; SUN.
DAY occ AsloAAL RAIN; 8. e. WINDS.
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New-York tribune., 1907-04-17
HARMONY IN BOX BOARD.

A circular TO the stockholders accompanying the
annual report OF the United Box Board and Paper
Company. which Is signed by Sidney Mitchell the
president OF the company. and Hyatt Cox. secre-
tary. says: Your directors are pleased to state
that after several weeks negotiation they have
Consummated amicable settlement with Mr.
Barber and his business associates. which gives
complete and immediate control OF all the prop
critics of the United Box Board and Paper Com
pany. including the American Straw Board Com
pany. Mr.. Barber has turned 10 the company
a large portion OF the treasury bonds which he
held as security against his Endorsements and
loans 70 the company. II is the desire OF your d-
rectors to effect an economical management OF
your companys affairs and to place its credit on
firm foundation which the value OF its assets and
the opportunity for earnings deserve. You can
cooperate and materially assist in this by the
nurchasc OF these bonds. They Will in the near
future be among the listed securities of the Chi
caRo Stock Exchange and we recommend their
purchase as a conservative investment and as an
AID IN the Improvement OF your property"
The United Box Board and Paper Company and
subSidinrv companies report for the year ended
December 90 1906 net earnings OF $5S4SS0 less in
ferest of minority stockholders in American straw
Board Company $121OS4; net profit for 1906 S40'9ll
New-York tribune., 1907-04-17
LIVESTOCK MARKET.

New York April 10 1907
BEEvEs-Receipts were II cars. 1879 head 90
apd the rest the market. trading on live
eIpht to-day: feeling steady Dressed beef active ana
frr' AZ 6I9tac N for ordinary o native
sdies. Texas beef unchanged at a. 07fsc No later
,.setsriav with $50 cattle for ]. Shamherr q son
Armenian win carry 10 Liverpool
600 sheep 2SSO of beef, and to-morroyy
the Majestic. 10 liverpool. Will take about $50
runrtCrs for various shippers.
NJ VVrS--Receipts were 255 head the
lot Most OF calves arrived late. and we're 1ot
of,ered No 10 day feeling steady CITY dressed
yeals active at 7G1ilzc per 10: country dressed al
6@10c
SHEEP AND LAMBs-Receipts were O cars or 13oa
~ stole stock sale sheep nominalIv stsaSvs
ia,9ba weak % lower The pens were CIcars,
prime clipped lambs sold AT ST ~ N Dressed
-,,,tfo, steadv ar,b. ,,e.
- country dressed hothouse lambs ovSr ~
carcass. city dressed q 5O9e ~
'SoIes-K srns Commission Company aSS cIIoDsd
Buffalo lambs 50 10 average. az 81 So per 100 NJ 2S7
81 -. at 81 50
HoGs-Receipts were 81 cars or 1870 head all CON
spnar direct q slaughterers Feeling nurninaily TrT,
on Buraio adviees. Country dressed nominal and
Sales talI late YESTERDAY Newton & Co 100 state
as ~ A. Sc 10: boars 300 NJ at So - roushs
s sanders tI0 hogs. 152 n 81 80: q roprb,
325 n. 60 20
rourhs 2O2 n. s8 50 225 IN AZ 81 - 'V'
s Judd & Co: - state hogs. l63 10. at 81 so; 3
HcPherson & Co: 1877 VirEnia hogs 1sa ~ =.
81 -. a. -
yn,lgbs a13 H. so 80; boar, $40 m at 81 ~ 'o
Andrew Mullen; state hogs. l27 n al e. 9O. p
oi.-bs 410 H. SG 20 l stag. go n ~ e., 3
boars. 320 10 At s. %