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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-01-30
ON THE LOCAL MARKETS
PRODUCE MARKET
FIRM AND ACTIVE.

The produce market was fairly active
Yesterday, and the commission men and
Wholesale dealers in country produce and
fruits had no SPECIAL complaints to make
The receipts were not altogether as large
as they usually are at this time OF the
week. but they were sufficient 10 meet the
demand.
The receipts from Virginia farms are no
longer 70 be depended upon. and the mar
ket looks 10 the west FOR cabbage and
potatoes and 10 New York state for ap-
= -. Receipts from those sections are
limited but enough 10 supply the demand
and keep the market fairly active.
Virginia has TO be looked 20. however,
FOR fowls and eggs. ana yesterday the
market was very we'll supplied with the
former but little on on the latter. Fowls
% al kinds are bringing full value and
eggs are considerable high. They sold
Yesterday FOR from % 70 2 cents in crate
lots The commission men who have
orders Tor eggs from New York We're
eager yesterday Toy stock and offered out
side figures for big lots.
Fruits and vegetables remained arm ct
former quotations
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NEW NORIk PRonTcE aIAnI,Er-

NEW YORK. Januar, .FLOUR-Fir1n
but duIl RIVE Dull bur firm Buckvheaf
Flour and ucA~heat-Qulet. cornmeal-
Wheat Spot steady. so red sis.c Gle
yaior. options iec. net higher. May. S4ssc.:
July. $3.50.
Corn spot steady. 40. .. 55isc elevator.
Opti"ns's IN lsc. met higher Januarv 5fi.c
MAY. 527s ga 52c July. 52%c Oats-Spot
nrmer. mixed. $40.
Beef Firm CITY. extra India mess. s2i
$50 cat Meats Firm Lard asy-
western prime. Sa6s RI e.75; refined. barely
steady Pork Firm. family. $40 90. short
clear. 81 100 700. mess. SI1. - d. IS SO Tai
lOw-Firm. Petroleum STEADY Resin
Firm Iurpentiuc Farm a. s3i9N 1fc
Suear-tScady; fair refining o-3I-32c.: cen
frifuRal. ls-32c. moiasses sugar. % 23-2c 81.
refined. steady. Rice Firm. MolasSas-
Steady coffee Spot steady. Rio. 80 g. &C..
santos So. 4. Sc. mild. quiet. Cordova. . ~
1Iisc Futures unchanged 20 = points lower.
Butter Firm and unchanged Cheese
STEADY and unchanged Eggs Easy. near
by. fancy. selected. 3D. ~ 22c. choice. 2S n 30c.
miNed. extra .2N n 2sc.. western. FIRST. e5tt n
25iac seconds. 2fia "a 25Gc
Cabbages and Potatoes Steady and I'M
changed. FreiEhts and Peanuts--Quiet and
unchanged. Cottonseed Oll-Steady bur dull.
Prime crude r y. T.. mills. SIC. prime sum
mer yellow. 46c nominal; prime white. 5cc.-
prime winter yellow, a3c
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Southern Railway.

TRAINS LEAVE RICHMOND.
n r. Following schedule figures publirhea
as information. aac are NOT Guaranteed
~ 4 " ilt-Locai FOR Charlotte
.4.l9 A. st .-1aiiv. Limited - Bufrct Yliil-
man 20 Atlanta and Birmingham. New
O.. .earS, Meup1la. Chattanooga. and
alt fhe south. Through coach FOR
aSe City. oxford, Durham. and Ra-
M FIX sludsy-Keysvii'e Local
$3.50 j. NJ. FOR All the south.
YORK RIVER LINE.
80 = 81 .-fx. Sunday-No. 1910 West
f"Int.. unnecting Tor Baltimore Mon
DAYS vs. Wednesdays and Fridays
%.i7 ? NJ -- Mondays. Wednesdays and Fri
cass-Np. 10-fo al to West Point
$50 a. M.-fN sundn. --No 74-Local 70
$50 A. ST. sis r. N From all the South.
35 J. F~ow Charlotte Raleigh Dur
ham. Chase Cifv. and Local stations
90 a M--From Kcysviiie and Local Sta
els a MVo 15-From Bsltinors ana
West Point
1915 4. NJ so. 9-wednesdays and Fri
da~e
5.i5 Mo -s-Fron west Point and
Local stations
q ". WESTBt-RY. n T.
900 =. Main So. Richmond Va
G If ACEERr. s.. II HARDWICK
N.-r. and Cen. Nrr Pass TRAIT Mgr
w. y TATLOE. -. r. A.
Washington. u. o.
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ATLANTIC COAST LINE
EFFECTTVE JANUARY 6. 1907.

EFFECTIVE JANUARY g. 1907
TRAINS LEAVE. RICHMOND DAILY;
=, For Florida and south. SIS A. NJ. 7.25
Tor Norfolk. $500 A. NJ 500 p N and
900 p NJ
For y. ana w. Ry. West: 1910 and $50
For Petcrsburr. 900 A NJ. 1870. soc.
. IS p NJ. d2o. $40 P. NJ. .25 and II 80
For GoIdsboro and Fayetteville. .s.2s p
Trains arrive Richmond daily. $40 $3.50
IS %. '"10.45. and II. 40 4. NJ. sl:2T. 2:os
so. 500 and $3.50 T. NJ
Except sunday '"sunday only. 'ExceJr
Monday
Time % arrivals and departures and con-
uectlons no guaranteed
g. s. CAMPBELL. D. 2. A.
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Railroads.

R.F. c. P Ei4aa s.i..,l.5ssgpsa
-. q POTOMAC r. r.
LEAVE ,,. EtI,S,lHMoNp - NoRru-
A M-Daiy- Byrd ST. THROUGH
t- A. " Daily Main 81 srhro,lrp
N.'e a 1l bauy-MaI ain ST. Through Al
700 a M--EAcept Monday - byrd ST
N Hr.iEn Am Pullman cars
Week Days-tiba. Ashland
$50 A. M.-.-Daiiy-Bsrd 81. Through. To-
noon Week pavs-Byrd ST. Through.
SOU A---Weeb DAVIS Byrd St. Freder-
3 30 M-naiiy---ofain 81 through
,, ~, eek pays-Eiba- Ashland Ac-
20 p " Daiit-Bv-d ST. Through
~7Hl' Z N. re HMoND - SOUTH
$40 A. M-Woek Dass-Eiba. Ashland Ac-
Ss5 a. w. -Ta..s By Bygi s.. ST., T9rouss.
-,-o ickseufs Aceomn.odation
-'''' 4 NJ Week Days-Byrd st. Through
az = n g. naiiy-Msio ST. Through
'.t' p. " Week Days Efba Ashland
Accommodation
300 p n na.is-Berd 81, Through Lo-
go T. y Dany-Main 81, Through. All
- F1llmau cars
10 y naiiy-Maio 81. Through
-i-'" - M-WeeS pavs BYRD street.
Through AN Pullman Cars.
NOTE Pullman Sleeping or Tarirr cars
~. dl above trains. except trains arriving
l-cnnond 1850 A. 81. weeks days. AMI local
Time OF arrivals AMI departures aad con-
necfons not guaranteed
w ID DUKE. O. vs. CTLP w x TAYLOR.
ASST 10 Priest Gcul supt Traf Mgr.
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n y. kSM N6i1oIk&W8Stern

ONLY ArI.-RAIL LINE To NORFOLK.
Leave Byrd So station. Richmond. Daily
IN Eject Jan o. 1907
FOR NORFOLK. - 90 A. n. 1900 r..
NJ 900 j. NJ
FOR LVNCHRURG. che WEST and the
SolTIIW EST 300 \ NJ. 1910 noon. $50
p 81 Pullman. parior and Sleeping Cars.
cafe Dining Cars Trains arrive daily from
Norfolk etl-to a. NJ $3.50 r. NJ From the
West. 1925 a NJ Z.05 p. NJ 90 p NJ
Office. S3s T. Main So. sFlyer. hours 20
minutes.
w y BENITra IT. BOSIEY
Cent Pass Agent Dist Pass Agent
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NEW YORK. Januarv 20 The dry goods
market was finn and active to-day. LARGE
sales o. wide print cloths we're made Tor
delivery late iu the year 10 was avn active
day IN the iobhinE house. many Southern
and Western buyers being in. There was n
large demand Tor bleached goods for prorru-
deliNery. The export trade was generally
quiet. bur china conditions are improvinv
Cotton warns are nrm ana tending upwa "a
on some numbers Innings are scarce and
deiiN cries are SLOW
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CATTLE HARRIET.
RICHMOND LIVE STOCK MARKET.
iSaies at Union Stock Yards)

tt'N'tiN'"N va 'anuhi4 ~ l8Ot.
Report Of the live stock market for the
week ending January 2lst. 1907.
Best steers. o. n sac medium to rood
- q 5iac., common TO fair. 81 n &c: hest
heifers. 4baa DC. medium to good. ga a tLc..
common 20 fair. q 3iac best cows az ~
&c. medium. Q3sc common TO fsfr
"a q 2%c.. bulls. &C Fresh cows sgs -
4".oV; common ones. slow sale. Veals 4 he
Zee; good hogs. so q &c beat sheep ca, "a
si2c-; medium. 6is q Sc; common az a 90
~ tbucks. "a SC g hest lambs. "a a SIC. me
alum. o. ~ 1itc-- common. Al u Sc
Prospects good on all kinds OF stoco for
next market - 49,
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Virginia
Trust Company
No. s22, Northwest correr Tenth and
Main Streets.

This Company VIII act as Ex-
ecutor or Trustee under your will,
qualities as Administrator, Guar
dian. etc. Acts as Registrar and
Transfer Agent OF Bonds and
Stocks.
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CHIC AGO. January 90 CATTLE Re
ceipts about $500 mead Market steady nut
SLOW common 10 prime steers S4n 40 +.
COWS. 81 rs q as. neifers. 81 Goa 100. bulls
t2-s5 $50. calves. 1913 a 90. stockers and
feeders. $50 n 3 30 Hogs-Reccipts about
$4,000 head. Market 50Iuc lower. choice
shipping hogs. $6.s5 q 100. butchers weiehta
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MISCELLANEOUS MARKETS.


reported by Rodgers. McCsbe & Coz
PETERS 81 re. Va. Jan. 2e-PFANT-rS
Spanish--Market firm AZ 81 81. Vireinias-
Market quiet at IA RI $50. for fancy stool,
2ts 03izc
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CHICAGO cRAIN MAnIlrT.

CHICAGO. January % Steadv cables and
small receipts in the Northwest impaired
strength to-day % the local wheat market.
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RALTfMORE STOCK MARKET
BALTIMORE MD. Januar, 20 Seahoa-, I'd
Air Line. common and preferred Nothing
doing
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MA RKET SHOWS
SIGNS OF RELIEF
Speculative Accounts Are in
Stronger Hands and Bears
Are Inactive.
AFRAID OF ADMINISTRATION
Onslaught Made on Pcnnsy and
Erie Late in the Day Did Not
Garry Down Others.

NEW YORK. January 2a-Tl.ora
were signs OF relief from the outset OF
tho stock market to-day from the acute
pressure 70 liquidate. fortified BIZ ag-
grcsslve boar pressure which have boon
In evidence FOR several days past Tho
sNtont 20 which weak fpcrulatfyo ac-
counts have beon reduced by transfer
into stronger hands and tho over er-
tension OF the bear account which AL
WAYS develops sooner or later ia tho
course ~ decline were given tho
principal credit for the change fn tho
tone OF the market There was no
marked change IN tho conditions sur
ronnalng tho market Speculative SON
tlment continued depressed and the
staple or discussion in the nefeibor-
hod ~ the stock Exchange vas tho
prospect % coming reaction and indus
trial depression ono Indication or tire
activity ~ tho bears was tho oNas-o-.r-
at'd tone given 70 some 90 this discus
sion. Incidents Of a dinner On Wash
inEton. az which the President and a
number % conspicuous figures in financial
world were present. were received with
mucn attention. and accounts published
or the occurrences on that occasion,
were Interpreted as notice served o.,
the forces "f capital of the cocrcivo
measures they were to expect from the
Federal adm abstraction The cnlba~raev-
inents 10 which tie railroads wilI be
subjected in providing means o. .ne.t
the great rush OF traNic or % make
needed Improvements. loonlod large fu
TIE current discussion. The arrest az
the downward tendeucv 81 tho MONEY
market Was regarded as disappointing.
ana the provision - ho met f.r ff.a
CALI for the return 20 the treasury az
Sf.1eo"o0 OF Eovernmcnt deposits on
FEBRUARY LIST was feared as al unset
Ting influence ora the market. Re
hoW VA 81 rumors or money troubles
here we're conspicuous during tho time
pf Tho carly pressure on tie rnarkct.
but with the rally iu prices. the ruinors
FADED The rally Ga the market was
unsettled late in the dav by fierce
drives against Pennsylvania and Erie.
oHt the general level or prices was not
forced back 20 tle previous low point
fcnds were Irregular Total sales par
Nsfue. s. o1- 600. United states bonds
we're unchanged on CALL Total sales
los6.2o0 shares.
NEW YORK. January .s-Nonev on
rai steaty, 9 = % 80 per cent ruling
fafo. 5i4. closing bid. O. oTcred
~ is- Time loans strong. hut narrow.
- DAYS. 20 81 20 rcent. and 90 DAYS.
81 20 - ak months. 3 = TO 5as per
cent
Prime mercantile paper. 5s.Te1t per
sent, sterling exchange weak. with ac-
,ual business Ora bankers bills. az
tfNol6 q SfN5-0 for demand. and at
f4.Nos5 q s. 5000 for sixty day bills Post
- rates tis-fe and s. ssz CONNER
ssl bids. - sos Bar silver C--s Afev-
~su dollars. s-as. Government bonds
itealy Railroad bonds irregular
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CINCINNATI. o. January 2q-HOGS-
Quiet Butchers and shippers S-4~ 0-.
common. So s5a6.--. Cnttle-Eteady Fair
10 good shippers s. so g +. So. 0,rnmon. s2I
. .. Sheep-steady az S2.5oQf.T5 Lambs
STEADY at S450a1s5
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Firm on spring wheat, 20 SIC; No g.
j. (" SIC 30. red. ga -fAsc. No corn
80 2 white. 3Sizc; OF. white asa Gs7s. g.
No. rye. CSC Fair 20 choice mating a "a
s"c 40 7 faNseed. fil5l2: No. north
western. s. eei4 prime timothy seed 81 So
clover. contract grades sl3s5 Short ribs
sides DooSel. - 2ia n e37-s. mess pork per
barrel. &l6.45. lard. per 100 pounds So 59ts;
short clear sides boxed. 50 % Il $50 Wits
KEY oasis Or hiEn wines. 81 %. Butter
Market stea idy; creameries. 81 q 3llhc:
diaries. 20 2Sc EgRs-Steady: At mars
cases included. 90 n CSC, frSts go. prime
hrsts. -5c-, extras. csc Cheese-Steadx at
10 o 1880.
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FAisIiMoiE- January -F-FI.OI "a
steady and unchanged Wheat-Firrner.
SPOT contract. ISL q 7si7c. southern on grade
southern white. 4Si. q5Oi.c Oats Steady.
No. white. - f5i7c.. No. .. f2% 948Gc
N". . mixed. ~ n 4lizc Rye-DuH. No.
Butter-Firm and unchanged. fancy fmlta-
tion. - q .1c-. do. creamery. 81 q sc. do
ladle. u "a gee. store packed. II q 2oc. Eggs
Firm At 24c. Cheesc-Active and unchanged;
large. 1fisc: medium. 1870. small. i4&c
Suger-Steady and unchanged. coarse granu-
lated and fine. $50
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NEW YORK. January -BEENES-N3
trading feeling weak for all grades Dress
ed beef dull AT ~ &C. per pound. FOR native
sides Exports TO-DAY. 92O cattle $50 sheep
and e.soo quarters % beef. Calves and Yea g
steady barnyarc calves and westerns slow
and unchanged Common 10 prime veals sold
q 50 a 9 50s bunch Of choice do. az $1,000.
Barry ard calves. 81 IS % 3 so. no sale OF
" esterns. city dressed veals steady at e
I &c. per pound. country dressed AT "a -i.c
sheep and La-nbs-Sheep dun. lambs shade
lover. Common 90 fair sheep sold at 81 so Il
80 per Loo pounds. ordinary TO mime
lambs Ss.1b q 30 EoEs-Feefing steady
State and PENNSYLVANIA hogs are quoted 81
s. - d Z. 50 per 100 pounds for heavy TO light
weights
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National r. 7. % Mexico cor 4s ssts
New York Central gen Sl-s ..-....... 9sa
View jersey Central gen. s. ,.ld1.... 1854
NoTthsra Pacific Ga. -........-... IOi7f
Northern Pacific Observation-Disclosures. 7sa.
Norfolk and Western con ss........ %
dragon Short Line rfdG. - tb.dy.-... esta
Pennsylvania conv. SIS. ..-.....-..... ef
Reading General -. ......... eef.
81 Louis and Iron Mountain con &c.. 1iais
Ct. Louis and san Francisco * ~ 81
-. Louis Southwestern con. IS fhidl --is
See board Air Line -. .-........ SfLs
Southern Pacific 4s..-.-..-. ..... E2l.
Southern Pacific let 81. certircates SOS qrS
Southern Railway IS did ..-......... 11-i.
Texas and Pacific 1sts tbidl ...--..... Ifs
Toledo, ST. Z. and Western 4s........ 80
Union Pacific 4s- .--.-.......... lolst
United States Steel IND bs.......... 90
wabash lists ....-....-.......... 1i7ik
Wabash Deb. 3 (bid)-............. ~
" eetern Nj eH..~-r. ....-ss... sils
Wheeling and Lake Erie IS fhidl ...... So
Wisconsin Central <s.......-...-..... SIS
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= y '4c. corn was up go oats were = q &c
higher Provisions were 80 dl7lzc lower
Tne leading quotations ranged as follows.
open. High. Low Close
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CLOSING BOND QUOTATIONS..

Chicago. r. and Quincy new 4s...... s5n
1nicaRo. r l. and Pacific r. r. Is. 1874
thlcego. r = and Pscinc r r col s.. 80
g., c, c. and St L. gen. - Cbid).... 1O1ik
colorado Industrial s.. series \. ....... 747s
colorado Aidlan nd - fbfd) ..-......... 1921
colorado and Southern ~ (bid)....... s5-F
.nba bs-.-.---. ....-.-......... 1854
Denver ard Rio Grande 4s...-........ e6lS
Blstilers' Securities Bs..--...-...s...
r.r.e prior lien So. ........ SIX
hrie General {s----.-. ..--...-..... So
locking valley AS (bidl............ 1o4it
Japan fs.-...-.-..-.. ......... sas
Japan es. 2nd series -...-..--........ SEA
Japan 49,. certificates. -....-......... %
Japan -. certificates. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. IS
Japan 49, certihcstes End series. 81
Louisville and Nash Unihed ts...... loos<
Manhattan couso1 gold 4s-.--........ 100i.
MEXICAN Central Observation-Disclosures. SO
Mexican Central 1Ef Inc ..-........... ~
MINI. and 81. Louis - did .-..... a7L
~ ssouri. Kansas and Texas 81 Did. es
~ esouri, Kansas and Texas 2nds...... s-t.
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COTTON f.frres closed sreadr.
~rlf COTTON closed steady. r..ll.lrr r.r-
lands. 81 al. mlldNrF g1ir 1925. ao sales
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RICHMOND GRAIN MARKET.

Richmond. Va January 20. 1907.
QUOTATIONS
Williams news., 1907-06-08
History Told in Figures

A series of panoramic views of conditions in the United States from 1900 to the present time in area, population, production, com merce, moneyin circulation, wealth intercommunicatio and public education are presented in a state political abstract of the United States. just issued by the depart ment of commerce and labor. It is a volume of 700 pages, with scarcely a line of text discussion other than the titles of the tables themselves.
 Beginning with tables as to area. it shows that in continental United States the population to the square mile has grown from 65 persons in 1900 to nearly 28 at the present time. The per capita circulation, which in 1900 was $5, was in 1906, $32 32. The per capita wealth, which in 1850 was $3O7. was in 1904. $1S10. Bank deposits, for which no record is availa ble earlier than in 1875, were in that year a trifle more than two billion dollars, and in 1896, 12f billion dollars. In 1920 the deposits in savings banks amounted in round num- bers to one million dollars, while in 1906 they were 3f billion dollars with S,027 ,192 depositors.
Williams news., 1907-06-08
FOR BETTER FREIGHT RATES
The Phoenix Damocrat says:

"B A. Packard, leader in the movement to get better freight rates, addressed the board of trade this morning. outlining to them the plans of the Arizona Cattle Growers Association, and explain ing that $10,OOO will be necessary to carry the discriminations made by railroads in Arizona before the interstate commerce commission.
 "Packard promised that the Cat tie Growers Association will con- tribute $1,OOO of the $1O.OOO necessary, and that several in dividuals have promised to sub scribe larger amounts, among them being one wholesale dealer who stated some time ago that he would give as much as 1000.
 'To get the concerted assistance of all the commercial organiza tions in Arizona cities which believe they are being discriminated against by the railroads, Packard asked that the board of trade appoint a committee to take the matter up by correspondence. Immigration Commissioner J. w. Crenshaw and Elliott Evans were appointed to look after this end.
 During his remarks Packard told of several inequalities that now exist in the freight business, one of them being that it costs $127 to ship car of cattle from Phoenix to Los Angeles, while Texas cattle raisers can ship cattle by the car load to Los Angeles for $123 40 per car. They ship through Maricopa and from points 400 and 800 miles further distant from Los Angeles and Phoenix.
Williams news., 1907-06-08
Arizona Medical Association

In addition to electing officers, the Arizona Medical society, which met at Bisbee Tuesday and Wednes- day of last week, selected Tucson as the meeting place one year hence. Tucson was the only ap- plicant for the next session.
 The election of officers took place on Wednesday, the following being chosen:
 President, A. R. Hickman, of Douglas
 First vice president, A. w. AL colt, Tucson.
 Second vice president, J. E.. Drane, Jr.. Mesa.
 Third vice. president. L. P Ken dell, Jerome.
 Secretary. J. w. Foss, Phoenix.
 Treasurer, E. B. Kitcherside, Globe
 Counsellor, O. E. Plath, Phoenix
 Delegate, F. c. Wright, Douglas.
 Essayist, J. w. Flynn, Prescott.
Williams news., 1907-06-08
ITEMS OF Z1o0/ H0111c GENERAL
 1( INTEREST

Johnny Bixler. the Ash Fork stockman. was business visitor in the city last Saturday,.
 If you want goods of any de- scription stored safely away. or any transfer work done, call on Harry Cargile. Phone 2-S. 3 23tf
 Charley Lindstrom, foreman at Camp 3, was in the city Sunday, visiting the home folks and getting a touch of high life here.
 For social. medicinal or house hold uses I. w. HARPER whiskey is the best and the safest. The most popular high grade whiskey on the market. Sold by J. B. JONES.
 County Recorder Jesse L. Boyce came down Sunday from the county seat to spend the afternoon with the folks, returning home the same evening.
 Rings Little Liver Pills keep the system clean, the stomach sweet. Prompt relief for headache and billiousness. Good for all the family. Sold by Grand Canyon Drug Co.
 District Attorney Henry F. Ash urst came down from the county seat Saturday and spent the after noon circulating among his many friends in the old home. MacD. Robinson, cashier and manager of the Arizona Central bank, was a business visitor at Flagstaff last Saturday, going up on No. 2 and returning Sunday.
 The bites and stings of insects sunburn, cuts. burns and bruises relieved at once with .Pinesalve Carbolized. Acts like a poultice Draws out infa ammation. Try it Price 25 cents. Sold by Grand Canyon Drug Co.
 Mrs. Harry Miner returned from Los Angeles on No. 4 last Saturday and it is probable that she will remain here permanently. Harry being again engaged in business in the city
 Supervisor James Kennedy was in attendance at the regular monthly meeting of the board at Flagstaff last Monday He re- turned home the sa me evening.
 Mrs. George U. Young and children. of Prescott, who have been visiting with her parents, Mir and Mrs. Thos Smith, for several weeks, departed for their home last Sunday.
 City Transfer Stable. Carriage and dray business. Saddle horses. buggies, etc. General transfer business. Meet all trains Luggage carefully handled and delivered to any part of town or country Express and freight wagons are stencilled "City Transfer" Phone 19. You can always get phone night or day. J. E. GIBSON.
 Hon. William Randolph Hearst and wife were passengers on Mo- 4 last Monday on their return home east from California, where they have been for several weeks looking after Mir. Hearst's vast business interests.
 John Keegan, after wandering around the county for several months, looking for good location has finally concluded that Williams and vicinity is good enough for him, and on Monday left for Camp 3, where he has again accepted his old position as chef The boys out there can now depend upon having something good to eat.
Williams news., 1907-06-08

Everyone knows that spring is the season of the year when the system needs cleaning. Rings Lit:le> Liver Pills are highly recon mended. Try them. For sale by Grand Canyon Drug Co.
Williams news., 1907-06-08

M. E. Church Notes. Sunday school at 10 am. Preaching service at II am. . Junior Epworth League at 2:30 p. m.
 Epworth League at 6:30 pm. Evening service at 7:3O. Prayer meeting Wednesday at 7:30 p m.
 A cordial invitation is extended to all
 DAVID ROBERTS, Pastor.
Williams news., 1907-06-08
Catholic Church

Beginning with this year services will be held in the Catholic church of Williams on the second and fourth Sundays of the month at 10 am. and 7:30 pm.
 CYP. VABRE, Pastor.
Lovelock tribune. (Lovelock, Nev.) 1898-1912, 1907-05-24

For shoes of all kinds. at popular
prices, go to Mclntosh's Department
Store.
Lovelock tribune. (Lovelock, Nev.) 1898-1912, 1907-05-24

prospects and expect to soon get
ore similar to that being encountered
in the American Nickel Co.'S ground
Messrs. Alger and ]: Bell also have
promising claims adjoining and are
showing up some good nickle ore.
At present Mr.. Alger is working on
a contract from Mr.. Henry, running
a tunnel on copper properties for
Der yer holders. This is q tunnel of
500 feet through very hard rock, but
the surface showings Indicate a large
body of ore.
7. E. York, for the GoldHeld and
Wonder company, is experimenting
development of valuable ground,
which they have under bond from J.
D. Sullivan.
So that section is rapidly coming
to the front as one of the greatest
nickel and cobalt regions in the Unit
ed States, and people from not only
this country, but from foreign coun-
tries az we'll are looking this way.