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The Alaska prospector., 1907-01-10

It 1t is reported that w. T. Scott, formerly prosecuting attor- ney at Seattle. has been appointed successor to O. P. Hubbard as as sistant prosecuting attorney for Valdez Mail is being received here addressed to him as assistant. Nothing is known as to when he will come to Valdez.
 The Santa Clara will not leave Seattle until the latter part of the week. owing to the ilnpossibility of obtaining fuel for the trip. Suits have been filed in the dis trict court by Albertina Klein schmidt against V. A. Klein schmidt, defending against appli- cation for divorce. and by Martha Smith, who is suing H. P. White and o. H. Sleeper for an interest in mining property.
 You will find complete line of Stoves and Ranges at Levys.
 From Wednesdays Bulletin
 The Dora arrived last night afte, a good trip to the westward. The weather was fine after leaving Uyak hay on the outgoing trip. and there were no unusual delays. Following is the passenger list: From Dutch Harhor, D. F. Lea and wife. P. Chenbaroff, A. c. Bowling; \Unga, c. L. Vawter. Peter Nelson. Jno Dunne, Evan Sorokihoff; Chignik, Geo Candy; T,atouche, Paul Imsch, Wm. Hogan, T. Townsend.
 M. F. Dennison claims the record run for this winter with mail com ing from Willow Creek to town in one day.
 The Dora has 2OOO cases of sal mon from Chignik, part of the final cleanup for last year. Next trip the balance, 4OOO cases will be brought out.
 Marshal Vawter arrived on the Dora with an insane man, Evan Sorokihoff, whom he is taking to the asylum.
 The largest nugget found in Alaska of whicl the Seattle assay office has record weighed 185 ounces. It was valued at $3,2OO This nugget was withdrawn from the assay office by the Scandi- navian- American Bank.
The Alaska prospector., 1907-01-10

Washington, Jan. g. Senator Nelson had conference with the president yesterday regarding the Wickersham matter. Roosevelt Is undecided what to do about the Alaska judiciary. In view of the fact that only few of the senators and congressman are opposed to Wickersham he dislikes drop ping the judge. especially as all of the judges in Alaska are under fire. The president and the department
 of justice have despaired of getting
The Alaska prospector., 1907-01-10
He lSUndeCided
President Is Up Against It Regarding
 Alaskan Judiciary.

an Alaskan judiciary which is sat- i,factory to all factions of tie northern territory, and if the law providing for five judges passes they fear their difficulties will be greatly increased.
 Spokane, Jan. 9-On account of the agitation over the delaying of shipments of coal the Northern Pacific road has annulled all orders for movement of general freight SO that coal tlalns can be rushed through.
The Alaska prospector., 1907-01-10
Of Local Interest
From Tuesdays Bulletin

The council last night turned over $1 ,OOO to the school board. This practically clears up the in- debtedness of that body to date.
 Agent Bush received word yes terday that the Pennsylvania left on the 4th for Valdez, coming via Nanaimo where it is thought she will take on 500 tons of coal for this place
 W. E. Hancock, who is now ir charge of the development work of the Knights Island Consolidated mine. has a crew Of men at work in Dryer bay preparing for the construction of wharf on the property. The pile driver owned by Charles Crawford has been pur- chased by the company, and will be moved to Dryer bay at the first opportunity.
 Captain Morris and party of sur veyors who went west on the Port land are now at work charting Dryer bay for the Consolidated company. They have a launch and will make thorough survey of tie harbor so that large vessels can safely stop in and deliver the machinery which is all ready for shipment.
 Fred M. Brown is having a build ing erected along the wharf oppo- site the sheet metal works. It will be used for storage purposes for the present.
 Dr. Boyle was unable to get away on the Jeanie as he planned, So will make the trip to Seward on the Pennsylvania.
 The order wired out by the cleo tric light company for new arma- ture for their dynamo missed the Pennsylvania. and the plant cannot be started mp again until after the arrival of the Saratoga. The new dynamo is enroute from the East, but has not beer. located.
 Mrs. McCracken won the robe rallied at tn: Owl drug store last night. Number 1 was the win hing number.
The farmer and mechanic., 1907-03-19
The End Probable Over a
Week Distant.
EXPERTS YET TO COME
EVclyn's Affidavit May BE Admitted
"a Evidence. and Then II VIII lie
Up to the jury To Believe Her
story or That of Abe
Hummer.
CBy the Associated Press.)

New York March l6.-Attorncy
Dolphin Delmas conferred With mis-
associates in the defense Of Harry X.
Thaw today, mapping out plans for
the sur-rebuttal work It trial which
tering its ninth week Applications
were made today 10 the district attor
ney's office for several additional sub
poenas for the defense but just who
they were for could not be learned.
From the plans laid today it seem
that the better part Of next week
will be consumed by the defense and
that the case may not go to the jury
until some time during the week be-
ginning Monday the 25th instant.
When court oonvenes on Monday
Mr. jerome will present the last bit of
evidence he has for the prosecution.
He viii renew his request of late Fri
day afternoon that Justice Fitzgerald
admit in evidence the photographs
and carbon copies Of the affidavit Eve
lyn Nesbt is said to have made IN
a Abraham HummefS office. This affi-
davit, Mr.. jerome contends. is compe-
tent evidence to contradict the state
ment that Mrs. Thaw was drugged
and betrayed by Stanford White In
it the young woman Is said 10 nave
sworn that the stories concerning
White were untrue and that Harry
ThaW beat her when she told him
that there was no truth in the state
nent that White had betrayed her.
Justice Fitzgerald having permitted
Hummel and his clerk to testify as to
the making of the affidavit. evidently
intends to allow Mr.. jerome 10 put
the papers in evidence and read what
ever of the contents he desires to the
jury Attorney Delmas said yester-
day that the defense probably would
offer no objection to the affidavit going
in evidence He referred 10 the ques-
tionable shape in which this evidence
comes. and apparently viii content
himself with the attack he made upon
the credibility Of Hummel as wit
ness Mr. DelmaS will probably have
young Mrs. Thaw take the stand and
repeat that she did not know the con-
tents Of the paper that Will be pro-
for the jury to decide between the
prisoners wife and the convicted
lawyer
Harry ThaW's confidence instead Of
diminishing with the closing hours
Of the States case against him, seems
to increase daily. His mother. his
wife and the Countess Of Yarmouth.
his sister. called unon him in the
Tombs today and reported that he was
in high spirits.
When the matter Of the affidavit is
settled, Mr.. jerome viii announce
that the people rest their case and
Mr.. Delmas then Will take up the
work Of sur-rebuttal. As he intends
TO cal! several alienists and as District
Attorney jerome has committed him
self To extensive ss-eXaminations OF
this class Of witnesses. there is no
way to tell just how long a time the
defense viii require in putting its last
evidence before the twelve men who
are to decide ThaW'S fate.
The farmer and mechanic., 1907-03-19
Weekly Bank Siatein. ut-.

New York. March 16.-The state
ment Of clearing house banks for the
week shows that the banks hold So
a3.lo0 more than the legal reserve
requirements. This is an Increase oi
S3S1.375 as compared With last week
The statement follows:
Loans 81, ,053. 900. decrease. SI3.-
3S0,3O0.
Deposits. $l,oo3. .974, 200; decrease
Sl5,9 4, TOO.
Circulation $51.562 300: decrease
$4,000
Legal tenders. $7o.752,8oO; decrease
$685., 200.
Specie. $1S3,454,4oo; decrease. So
002,3 300.
Reserve, $254.o26,7oo; decrease. 81
$4,000.
Reserve required. $250.9)3,Goo de-
crease. $3,978.615
Surplus, $3,033, 100; increase s9Sl,-
375.
Ex-U s deposits, s6,67S.95o; in
crease, 81 007.325.
The farmer and mechanic., 1907-03-19

New York, March Is. 1907-For the
week ending Friday. March Is: Net
."eceipts at all United States ports dur
ing week 1851: Net receipts at all
United states ports same week last
year. 1887: Total receipts since Sep
tcmber 1st. S,639,S42: Total receipts
To same date last year. 6.4So,16S Ex-
ports for the week, 14G,S0S; Exports
for same week last year, S6,425: Total
exports since September lst, 6,626,S5S; +;
Total exports same date last year
4SO1 429. Stock at all United States
portS, 1.024.O30: Stock at all United
states ports same time last year. 77o,-
647; Stock at all interior towns, $50
59S: Stock at all interior towns same
time last year. 514, ,466; Stock at Liver
pool same time last year, l,llS,ooo:
stock of American affoat for Great
Britain same time last year, 161 900
The farmer and mechanic., 1907-03-19
KNITTING MILL BURNED.
Loss Of Over Forty Thousand Dollars
by Fire in Enfield.

Especial To News and Observer
Enfield y. g. March 16.-The En-
field Knitting Mills caught fire Je-
tween > and o'clock Thursday MORN
ing and were consumed by the flames
with their entire contents. The wind,
which was blowing strongly from the
south. swept the flames over the en-
tire building and then to three dwell
ing houses on the north side Of IL.
These We're occupied by +. G. Shear
in. j. II. Harris and w. Il. Overstreet.
respectively. So quickly did the fire
spread that Mr.. Shearin and Mr.. Har-
ris with their families, barely es-
capped, losing practically all Of their
household goods. Mr. Shearin saved
only a few articles. Mr.. Harris lost
everything except two beds and two
trunks Mr.. Overstreet was more for
tunate. as being further from the fire
than the others. he had time To save
most Of his belongings.
An clubhouse owned By II. c. At
kinson caught next. This was used as
a store room and ocontafned many
yaluable articles 1t was a rotal loss
with all its contents.
ne various losses are given as fol-
lows: Enfield knitting Mills. $40
900, with S1S,250 insurance: f. e.
Shearin. Ghree dwelIings) s2.560.
with $1,000 insurance: II G. Atkin-
son. 81 900. no insurance; j II. Har-
ris, $500, no insurance.
The farmer and mechanic., 1907-03-19

New Orleans March 15.-SecretarV
Uestcr's statement Of the worlds Wis
ible supply of cotton issued today
shows the total visible to be 5.443.496
against 5,457.682 last week and =
926.439 last year. OF this the total Of
American cotton is 4,081,496 against
4128.682 last week ana 3,424,439
last year and Of all other kind. in
Guiding Egypt. Brazil. India, Etc.
1862. 900 against l.329,O00 last week
and 1544,O0O last year.
OF the worlds visible supply Of coz
ton there is now affoat and held IN
Great Britain and COntineta1 Europe
29T5O00 against 2,472,000 last year:
in Egypt $4,000 against 1S4, 900 last
year: in India 100000 against 950,OO0
last year and in the United States
55S 000 against 1862, 900 last year.
The farmer and mechanic., 1907-03-19
Hester. Cotton Statement.

fBy the Associated Press
New Orleans. March Secretary
Hestor's weekly statement Issued to-
day. shows for the fifteen days -
March m increase over last year ~
10000.
For the 1876 days OF the season the
aggregate is ahead OF the same days
last year >. .J05. 900.
The amount brought into sight dur
ing the past week has been 253.6t5
bales against 1885 for the sam"
seven days last year.
The movement since September 1t
shows receipts at all United ~fatc+
ports S55S.4D3. against G.i4S.354 last
year; overland. across the Mississippi,
Ohio ana Potomac rivers TO North
ern mills and Canada 9s5.flo. against
1882 last year. interior stocks ~
excess Of those held at the close of
the commercial year 403.0T5. against
4254T5 last wear. Southern mills tah-
ings l5G4G00. against l4G3.Glg last
year These mirket total movement
since September !st ll.590,321.
against 9.085.6l7 last year.
Foreign exports for the week nav"
ben 177.59s against 62.921 last year.
rnaking the total thus FAR for the sea-
son 6.G15.S64. against 4s5i.oSe last
year
The total takings Of American mills
North. south and Canada. thus Tar Tor
the season have been % - :. abti'ii..t
3.34G. 195 last year.
stocks at the seaboard and the %
leading Southern interior ccnters have
decreased durisg the week 40 ~
bales against a decrease during the
corresponding period last season 81
I1.S19
Including stocks left over AT ports
and interior towns from the last crop
and the number Of bales brought into
Cfv flr he
supply TO date Is l1.sss. .091. against
9330.l4S for last year.
The farmer and mechanic., 1907-03-19
TRADE IS GOOD
Conditions in the Markets
Satisfactory.
Cation AMI Steel NILS Have order
Covering Production Well intu
fhc Iuturc-prirt.~ Well
MaintaIned
CHy Tho Associated Pr..-

CI3N the Associated Press
New York. March is Il o. puuu
Z Company's weekly review ~ trad.
tomorrow viii say
Spring trade Is making - mos, taiis-
factory comparison with the vulutur
o. this time last year. except IN fr,t
sections where tie weather t. stiiJ un
favorable. ana Sercan'lle collections
improve steadily despite The high
money market. Leading industries
have orders covering production Well
into the future. especially cotton fac
tories and steel mills Wnile the out
put of pig iron when the month
opened WAS close To the largest pn rr-
cord High prices IN the footwear tu-
duStry have checked placing If con.
tracts for fall shoes a. New England
factories. some decline ia prices ~
hides ana leather encouraging buyers
L. delay ordering the finished product.
but most mills are still busy on spring
goods
Prices are we'll maintained In all
sections Of the iron and steel Industry.
premiums being frequently offered for
prompt delivery. but orders are sell
dom accepted on these terms because
Of the oversold condition of mills ana
furnaces
In addition to. the special pressure
for pipes and tubes and all forms Of
railway equipment. the proximity oi
settled spring weather means eNtnn-
sive demands for structural shapes
Domestic steel rail business IL supple
mented by large requirements by
South America and Jaran that may
be filled in this market If satisfactory
deliveries can he arranged
Textile mills are producing at n fr-
markable rate without threatening ans
accumulation Of stocks and advanced
Orices for cotton goods have not
checked demands
The farmer and mechanic., 1907-03-19
Cotton Receipts.

New York, March 1G.-The follow
ing are the total net receipts Of cot
ton at all ports since september lst.
Galveston 3.d23995. New Orleans p
0O1.126: Mobile. 231620. Savannah
322g22. Charleston 140.32G. VIII
mington 30j.021. Norfolk f7a.305.
Baltimore 4S.1G9 New York 1860.
Boston 57.S92. Newport News 3o.0l3.
Philadelphia 5.337. san Francisco TO-
221: Brunswick al. .ss2 port Town
send s4.105: Pensacola f2S,510. Port
land Ore, 400: Port Arthur and "a :
bine pass 123.7s4. Jacksonville 7.349,
Laredo. Texas. 494: minor ports O.
1874 Total S.639s42 bales.
The farmer and mechanic., 1907-03-19

New YORK. Mar Ig-Fiour dull Minnesota
patents ionj a. d. bakers CO.. IS. whites
patents ) eo@3.7S: stfaights so4Z5 co.
Rye hour stead fair 10 good 1.e5at3 DO
cholce 10 fancy s1Gi %
Buck wheat hour quiet 2ioa220.
5ockrheat quiet lis
Corn meal steady fsDei .Itdi l5 Goa rse len
LIZ kin Cried 2C59b2. IS
Rye nom. No Western 6os.
Barley nom. feeding A. mating as
saM July 6I,- Sept s4A.
Corn spot cas-. No. 2 .G% May S.
oats casy. n1ixej az.
Pee aue5 o,Ala t4m.y isoo@is 50; pacl,e, II GOA
Cut meats steady. picked bellies I0..6ai2t1
picked snonlders picked hams I2AGia
Lard easS a,,on, wrsa nme nrln1e si5Asz5. refined
PORK steady. family ls.s0d20 o. short cIear
Is co aIs 20 mess I0.oO Oais.s5
Iallow steady city ca country stzm7
Rosin. quiet strained coruInon 70 GOOD I Is
TurpentiGf stead. ThMi5
Rec steady. domestic fair to extra 3k0esL
MolasSes Sc. steady. New Orleans 3Oa3s eoodt
Coffee spot. quiet. No Invoice 7,le
santos No =. sH. mild steady. cocdova 81
lEI2. FUTURES 20 rts lower.
fugal sG-test 31I rnolasses sugar ,. re-
fined sfeady. cen fectioners A 4.6o mold A. SIS
cut loaf $50 ceushed $50. powdered lso
aranulatef $50. cubes sC5
Butter weak extra creamery 2S'2G29. com
mon 10 extra 2tH z8 STATE dairy common 10
frsts 20Gl8 renovated common 10 extra Isa
"a. western factory common to frsts ~ a
Il. Westar1 extr as l4O lo. firts 2itd2l
Cheese strong. State full creamery f2x<0LiS
large. iOiani3ia skins ZNIIf4
Eggs easy nearpe selected whit .2IN =, a..
chOicel9 20 brown and miXeG cx 18t1mI9. first
to extra firts i7LzdlS. western firsts l7A
seconds IN.
Potatoes steady. Bermuda per bag 500 q
Eco Maine per bag | 7cfAi so Long Island per
hbl. l8So zoo. Jersey, State and Western l.5C
OlI5. sweets Jersey per bbl. ]. SOAP So South
ern 3Gl5Is0
Peanuts steady fancy hand-picked ca
other domestic 03N
Cabbage easy f. orida 2 S0Tf2.7j. New Orleans
1.5002.s0
Cotton by steam to l4verpoo' 1876
Cotton seed oil was steady.
PRIME crude. lob. TusilS. 3tGple. prime summer
yellow 4J1@@46. prime white 55. prime winter
yellow 81
Baltimore Provision Market.
Baltimore. Mar. lG -Four quiet winter
patents 376H3 80 spring patents q igtG4 so
Wheat easier. spot contract 76LG3R. No.
red western .......... steamer No. z red ........
Southern by sample t2m7l.
Corn easy. spot 19 0l0% steamer
mixed -. Southern. whilr 5t0om52A
Oats easy. No. white 5GiaG3 s. do white
52'z@54 No. mixed l7la0G4S.
Rye firm, No. 2western 73T7I
Butter firm, fancy imitation 26 027 d.
creamery 500. DO lade. 2l@2l store packed
l7G020
Eggs firm. n
Cheese active. large Is. medium t5HMM smal
1888
Sugar steady. course granulateo 500. fine
500
The farmer and mechanic., 1907-03-19
How TO Remain Young.

To continue young in health and
strength. do as Mrs. y. F. Rowan. Nc
Donough. Ga. did. She says: Three
bottles of Electric Bitters cured me OF
chronic liver and stomach trouble.
complicated with such an unhealthy
condition of the blood that my skin
turned red as flannel. / am now prac-
tiaany 20 years youger tha before |
ok Electric Bitters. | can now do
all my work with ease and assist in
ny husbands store" Guaranteed at
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