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New-York tribune., 1907-01-12
Financial.
g Q = = 9 r $
WHY TRINITY SUCCESS.

In reply many inquiries to whether Mr. John Hays
Hammond, the foremost mining engineer and expert in
America examined the Trinity property and whether in
doing he the employ under the control of the
Trinity Company, would say the Trinity mines were
amined by Mr. Hammonds engineers entirely under his
control and supervision. Neither Mr.. Hammond his
experts in the employ of the Trinity Company and
this examination not for Trinity neither the Trinity
Company any in it's interest paid any part of the
of the examination
Samples taken by Mr. Hammonds engineer from
every the blocked he taking onehaf
Of each sample the other half being turned the
General Manager of the Trinity Company.
l will add:
That the Trinity Company is ready to furnish full facl
tiles responsible parties for complete examination
of it's mines and property.
Also:
the present price for copper the metal Trinity
any price under 65 and sound investment.
because it can give large dividend returns
@Because there large blocks held by promoters
or others be unloaded upon the public.
Boston, January H. 1907.
New-York tribune., 1907-01-12

S sa45 5r 81 s @ ssE av9 4 sS Il. for ss aa
Prime and choice heavy steers were in de-.
mand and aTm fair to good grades steady but medium
cows held to Wednesdays prices medium showed
were slow and no more than steady The yards
at s5s 20 Der @ m oas S 5 Ssss n4s 'iss % sp M
5oss5 bulls Ss4 10 and enc extra buii
scrub steers hes.s and COWS at S. Dressed beef vas
sinking the osI Terssrator al Set f @ ss Se eE
sheep for breeding purposes To he MnnetOnka
sssf @ for for sShwss5s!9 ,sa sulz0sEgsE and shaOsE
York viii 26Oo quarters OF beef for Armour
Co and 900 quarters for schwarzschid sulsberger;
dahy 6l Packing a Company the Bsrudian for Bermuda
T.s,sa aqs =, Beef coaaRsR 3kins wta sSiPHsass
aaTs s % % eeT OF ZlIt cattle lleo sheep and i2ol5
'TsssRF.on ssRF.!xa Of l74 cattle ana g sa:.D
m !S22 e. N So % X IS d. 1888 fs At
& d % S4s 10 s r. stt 81 80 n 10 at So '' Il do 12S ~ at s. SOL
@ T9G9 IN at g. aa2na an i.S % a, 1883 So E :. So bulls
Si4 i at 10 s as i5 R ss % s. SO a. DO ss2 n at 50 20 10
Sals DO 500 n DO go S r. at 81 81 e '0 at
20 I5 n IS ao Il Pennsyyania DO 90 n 9so o. S 3 so
5t sS DO e25 n at g; = PsnnsyIyana tIed cattle
60 70; 100 +0 cows. " 1907 I n. az & & 10; 3;
n at So S5 DO 1000 n n a at s. s 5oi 10 il a. a. s. So So s
n d at SIS s. ~ r. st % s. go So n n d4 a s, 81 o NJ a. g 81 de- 1?0o
do s. 10 at 81; 10 do $40 10 at 81 10: oxen 1875
1908 TSns;F; s. de :, e s N9hs98 sB sssS' fsss 1lss
81 TO- % DO 1895 10 So 90; do 1910 70 at Ss So:
at So: 30. $50 n at 81 90; ESQ fo at 81 Is -
do. 1912 n S5
Cooper Hamilton steers 1888 10 at So 10
w. r. Hume: bulls. $40 AZ SIS 25 cows 500 m
at So 20; ! DO $50 10. az 81 T5
Andrew Mullen: bulls. 100 n. at SO 60.
CALVES-Receipts S17 head, all for slaughtsr.rz
lack OF stock few ordinary sold IS per 100
n; bunch Of Kentucky calves IS. Dressed
firm at S4;7c N ror city dressed veals
Quotabls 15c
7d1Sc.
sales-Kerns Commission Company: Kentucky
calves, 27S n average at So Per 100 n.
Mcpherson q Co: < veals Jos n a S.
SHEEP AND LAMBS-Recetpts 8
head. including for slaugherers
market. making with the stock held from yester-
sheep prices steady lambs were in slack
demand. and prices hardly yesterday:
{ Of stock likely held Common
sheep sold at 81 25 100 N. yearlings seGs6
Dressed mutton steady sG1oc Per dressed lambs
slow 12G1Sitc country dressed hohpuse lambs steady
Z s6GSs per carcass.
SnIes-Kerns Commission Company 213 Buffalo lambs.
rs sS 80 per 100 n: 221 10 %:
21a do So 10 az IS 25 26o DO 65 NJ s. s7h e59 DO.
8 sanders: lambs rs S. IS; % do. So
n IS 25 culls, ~ 10 s6; IS ysaTings, 76
n at S6 90: state sheep 112 N. az 81 %
HOGS-Recepts were 24ls 45TT head, all for
siaughterers. Nothing doing n 1--we hogs Firm on
Buffalo advces. and sellers estimated heavy 70 light
hogs. Including pigs. would ~ So eo9s7 25
Country dressed hogs unchanged at s12GlOc
per n medium light weights
Sales Gate yesterdayl-w. r. Hume; 63 state pigs.
100 m average. at 81 20 per 1o0 ~
New-York tribune., 1907-01-12
Financial.
SUCCESS.

Sowing to the conditions which the Trinity
enterprise cannot be gobbed up by scheers who would
slaughter the interests of minority stockholders
4-Because Trinity stock than any other copper
stock in America. is widely distributed held
many different investors is impossible for Wall and state
Street plungers to raid It, Radng necessates first short
selling and stock cannot be sold unless it ear
red in brokers' offices in large upon margin where
"short" sellers and raiders borrow it,
Trinity stock has been firm all day between 80 and So
with tn largest demand for small from all
the country of day since the Trinity began
pleased that this class have the oppor
tunity have their orders filed price which, while
being advantageous hen fair those sellers who
to take their large profits
Buy Butte at 2" Butte went to 1aO (now 11e)
I said Buy Trimountain at 10" Trimountain went to
125 (now 9O).
I said Buy Copper Range at 10" Copper Range went
to 95 (now 90).
1 repeat:
AS President of the Trinity Copper Company an
individual. advise unqualedly the purchase Trinity
stock at any price under S65 per share
New-York tribune., 1907-01-12

FLOUR AND MEAI-There moderate demand
fer -four to-day chiefly spring patents Prices were
steady unchanged Rye -four holds firm but quiet
Spring patents 81 1GGS4 90: winter staishts So 40p
So TO- winter patents So 6o@$S 10 spring clears So 5
So 76 extra No winter y S0q$3 extra No winter
So ssGdfs2 90 BUCKWHEAT Market steady Quoted
50 1859 25 RYE FLOUR firm Quoted; Fair 70 Eoood
"a 65dS3 so; fancy 81 s5n$4 20 CORNAEAL
steady Quoted Kiln dried. So 65a$2 ~, TO brand
PAG MEAL. steady. Quoted: Fine white and yellow,
81 I5aS1 %; coarse 81 0sGS1 10. FEED-Western ARM
ci drn Quoted: Western spring. $2@ 40 standard mid
6,g S21 20: -four do 80; red dog, $24 all January
s5rment cty bran $50 80 buk $el 50l$22 sacks; mid
~; So98so5: red dog S94 90, homny chop $50 30 bulk
sol 70 sacks; oimeal SO 80
GRAIS-WHEAT-1h wheat market was irregular all
daT but on the whole well sustained, closing without
from previous night 1t started out with an
the lack OK short interest
hearsb Michigan State report This depression con-
cered by fairly good bull support at midday, based
49,, Argentine strike and the light Northwest
tnovemSa The consisted OF 20 cars, compared
year. while tho Winnipeg arrivals were
57c I91 II claimed
In rtyate dispatches that matter what the price might
b he get his wheat TO market owing 10
es SHOWS all Northwest and the railroad
ser,,tS4 From would appear that there not
much chance great improvement in spring wheat
recan+s some time Mills were reported TO
e eod BUYERS options and cash wheat Minneapolis
ysyn1 that market good pretty much all day The
receipts also very hsht aggresatlng
ara ons bush compared $4,000 bush last At
than and -four with the weekly clear
s1ees almost equal total Of last week. As
still trihe unsaiisfactoTy
owing 10 the covering, bulls felt that they
had rather OF the argument in the afternoon
Supporting oTders nevertheless not aggressive SO
New-York tribune., 1907-01-12

LEI LIS TINTheTs was considerable fssns in III.
osg I !Is ct vas easy i2s snd snd
siosed LET e 20 for SPOT SqPP m vas hisher in Len
5@2caly 70 a the market continued nTm Lake is quoted
"a go LEAD was unchanged at 6q88Oo IN local
CHANGED at az u. in London and s65a8 75c in the
aaa Quoted 9S az o .fs "a hSse aSs In naoP with an %
Northern Is quoted at s24 7Ssas * The aTa r2.adFg ~
g iron certificates at the Produce Exchange dull
dry grades are quoted as follows: Cash s22 bid;
:22 Soa*2s 6o April May So 5oGs2s. and June
MoLAssEs AND sYRUPs-syrup. were stead ana rno-
Moss. vas rTy ned al run prices Quotations foow
FAR l6alSc; Eoot 1sF2 prime 2l2sc; New orisan.
Oifs-Cotonseed oil was easier v.sey1a - ,,,,,
eIene' ae5 & 2f & rPot demand Forsignsrs have
32a5n5y go msrsS At AZ az ,o5as sass 300 g6 ,o
2s-s, 2 as 'tsly m & sna unchanged petroleum ~sa
PEiaSs6 4a siSsif s Tss' ssc ss:s ss' Soc bg zoo
s5oc bak &c., TSt.' ShI,o New Y?rk bbl'
VIII, whte cases New York 1Sc: Philadepha u o. coT
I9MsGED .a OIL prime crude niis So; prime
s9e March. aesgto A sssgSs: 5Dy. 5S[usax sasae -.
Ssb P''f OIL "hi1G A%ereaR aRa RFas nss w9sT otT
e Ela5T5 e ont G1t = ewn raw 4os41c Calcutta
pdsSas 6dd s3 break TO wf2 ly hos
y fec9F cries In the afternoon attended by good
Gepts chicago 10000 hogs estsated o' ON sa l
>
y soSse s'ss9y sfS clear Ssh sl 2sNss @sis
EP f5 PafIzqft, Z VI, sl@si Isl osa5 SSg SS
oGs RS"ons sse SO isS n PEEss8 s Is9
r iosfsj soj lti lao n ,. 9se PIGS 9%ae CUT MEArs@
stead Qa2tss TStoW easy Fi'sifS sfS s%' 5,a'
Western prime 84Oao 566 city lara dull aoe5 Mdds aS
S6nilnda a5e ezra BraR @ Se.s South AsFcs 10 e
9E2ted e cts S sT5 S steady oeo
fg n1jco & for for the day fairly active and at
& Cua..os a i2I1w: Domestic screenings 3l5 case: sec
3Fbitc; extra fancy heads %QGc: Japan domestic AZ
iatha o72a"7ac' Java. Ss@5sc Rangoon in bond
suGAR-Tho Federal the price for sranuIataa
the old basis Of Doc less cash until AT the
c9s OF nc iaTe when the tor price as tho
cent for granuated The following are list prices sh
ject 10 rebate OF 10 points and discount OF per
tablets loaf crushed Soc: mould Edse 1s
sqoes Eagie n bags P9TdeTea and Eagle confecones
coarse powdered and fruit powdeed and
extra ns F5Sn9eed % % ,S. 800 Ease 6 ~ N
81 bags do &c. lon bags do 95c % so n bags
A. 4s0c confectionery A. 4G0c; No l. Soc No. . ana
3, .45c No T. 40c; No 3. !. 35c. No g a0c. 10 y
&C. No 2 o5s No 49, 300 o NJ a. ii 5 sSIe s69 e No H.
The market was shade lower with duty paid
test Inuscovado and 2Sc for 50 test moasss o. loF t ~
end freight Cuban sugars for shipment quoted al 2@
business to-day Of 1500O bags Cuban sugar al 2c
basis 96 test January-F February shipment cost and
freight equal to 4S+ac duty paid. and OF date
day 30 600 bags Cuban January and last half February
shpment at 2 l5e & T. Pa basis s6 test equal to exactly
3iAc duty me LONDON market beets
nner at ss I'D for January and February. wllett &
tons against g. 45G e65 last year at the uneven o
OF stock IS ll64oT against decrease
gether show visible supply OF 34S0 55s tons against
S5Oe065 last year. or decrease of 7e.407 tons
New-York tribune., 1907-01-12
EUROPEAN PRODUCE MARKET.

Liverpool. Jan 11.closins: wHEAT-sPOt firm; No 2
IS 3asd; July. IS CORN-spot frIn American mixed
new ss4d: old, Is Sad; futures quiet; January
Is Id. March S4d. PEAS-Canadfan Ss
esd FIIOUR-St. Louis fancy winter steady al S.
HOPS-In London CPacidc COAST lOsGt4
BE5F-Extra India mess strong al 7ss Cd PoRK-Prins
mess Western, steady at SIS Cd. HAMS-Short cut IA
to is ~ steady Dos Sd BACoN-Cumberland cut %
30 n easy at 5ls; short rib. l6 70 "a 70. firm 55s
long clear middles light IS "a N. steady
heavy IS TO 40 10. steady 52s Cd clear backs
l6 ass; clear bellies IA TO 16 steady
5es. sHOULDERS-squsre. IL 10 10 n. strong asa
IARD-Prme Western in tierces. steady AS: Ameri
can refined IN pails steady at ass Sd RUrTERFinest
anadian. finest white, 62s colored
firm at GA TAILOW-Prime city strong at 2Ss. TuR-
New-York tribune., 1907-01-12
Lost.

N-prICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT CERrpIcAru
N subscription No. 12o4 tor shares OF the 1903
Ordinary Capital Stock OF the Canadian Pacific
Railway Company IN the name Of Miss Lucy Newton.
been \ stop has been placed upon it he
Coupanys Once, and Public hereby Cautioned
against dealing IN the
Communications should be addressed Mss
Glsbe Place. Chelsea. London
New-York tribune., 1907-01-12
Trust Companies.
Financial Meetings.


HUDSON TRUST COMPANY
Coz NeG York;
New York Jan srt- 1907
To Stockholders-
Notice hereby given that the regular annual meeting
the stockholders the Hudson Trust Company viii
be held OF ts Company 147 West 42d Street.
Borough OF Manhattan City OF New York. Wednesday
January 18Th 1907 O'Clock IN the afternoon 70
elect Directors IN place Of those whose terms expire on
the date OF said meeting and for the transaction OF such
other business may properly come before the estis
The books OF the transfer OF the stock OF ths Company
Will be closed from Jan 9Th 10 Jan 18th, 1901 .
Enclosed herewith is blank proxy which y
desire and unless intend To
be present at the meeting. Respectfully,
HENRY C STREHMANN, Secretary
HOLM SMITH. WFIITLyOCK & SCARFF. Counsel
NOTICE OF ANNUAL MEETING.
PLEASE TAKE NOTICE that the annual meeting OF
the stockholders OF the Standard Appraisal Company
OF New York for the purpose OF eecns three directors
and inspectors OF election and the transaction OF
such other business properly come before the
meeting viii be held the 14th day OF January 1907
$3.50 o'clock IN the forenoon the o1cs OF ths
a Number 55 Liberty Street, Borough OF
Manhattan City, County and State OF New York The
Books will remain closed from the
OF January until the 18th day OF January, 1907
Dated New York City, N Y. Jan s, 1907.
WILLIAM P sLOCOVICH, Secretary.
NcKEEN, BREWSTER 4 MORGAN, Attorneys 40
Wall ST. New YORK City.
New-York tribune., 1907-01-12
SaUings Banks.
SEANEN'S BANK FOR SAVINGS.

"A and 76 Wall Street
The Trustees have ordered that interest be paid to
oeposi.ors entitled thereto under the bylaws, and in
months ending December 81. 1906
On accounts not exceeding thr-. az
the rate or -FOUR PER CENT. Eer annum.
Payable on and after Monday. January 81 1907
-- - - DANIEL BARNES. President
New York. December II 1906
New-York tribune., 1907-01-12

PESTINE-Spirits strong SIS Sd. ROSIN-Couamon
arm at los 6d- PETROLEUM-Reaned steady - shA
I.rNsEEzD OIL quiet ct 2Ss-
New-York tribune., 1907-01-12
LIVE STOCK MARKET.

New York. Jan. H. 1907.
BEEVES-ReceIpts we're 238h cars or S.eS9 head In
New-York tribune., 1907-01-12

The local market for spot cotton steady with prices
unchanged 1880 for miGdng upland and for
midaing CUT Southern spot markets were elegrephed
ST. Louis steady l-I6c lower Lee; sales 25
bales Charleston firm and unchanged 1Oc. Galveston
steady and unchanged I0&.c, 700
Orleans steady and lie higher at 109sc; sales.
bales Wilmington steady and unchanged 1Ossc
tie Rock steady and unchanged at 10 lice Savannah
quiet unchanged lec: sales Norfolk
steady and &c higher 1O=c sales. 4s7 Augusta
quiet and unchanged at 1lisc sales 1915 bales
mated receipts of leading points Saturday
Houston. 1900 bales against 20 SAT last
week and S.327 last year: at Galveston
bal against 1927 last week and 1920 last year;
Orleans 5000 1890 bales against 6s5 last
week year.
Cotton Exchange special Liverpool cables Spot
Large doing: speculation and
export, 1000; American 1900: receipts 10000 hall
American COO middling upland 6e6d opened
quiet steady and points lower closed steady 40
points decline; January 56oied. January February
GOD; FebruaryMarch. 55std March-April 57d April
Nav and May-June, 656iad; June-July, b55kd; July
August b54Ad; ADMINISTRATORS 4sd: September-Oc
tober 41d October-November B35lkd; November De
cernber Manchester-Yarns firm: cloths strong
New-York tribune., 1907-01-12

IMPORTS OF DRYGOODs.
Imports and narketings OF drygoods this week,
with comparisons, follows:
This Last week. Last year
Total imports .. IS s27, ,s5S Ss.032.S63 S3,Tl259
Total marketed 1.S3dxtA S.sc8ni@ oiifo1o
New-York tribune., 1907-01-12
Restaurants.

SHANLEY'S RESTAURANTS, Broadway a. soth ST
4zd St & broadway. 9Th Ave 6 23d ST.
4 DVERTIsEMENTs AND SUBSCRIPTIONS for The
"a Tribune received their Uptown ONCE, No 1884
Broadway between seth and 37th SITS, until O'Clock
p m Advertisements received az the following branch
otlces at regular Office rates until o'clock D
254 Sth ave- 8 e coz 23d St 1ss sth ave. 18th
St 81 East 14th st; 257 West 42d
sth aveS; 253 West 125th 1898 Sd between
I6th and nth sts- 1929 Sd ave. slst 81
New-York tribune., 1907-01-12
-atlve cotton statement for the week ending


Bales
receipts L. ports during week 32s 5l3
receipts all C. S ports same week last year 100 59
Total receipts September c02
Total receipts date last 35s 38
Fatorts for the 247 727
19-564
Total exports September 4H4s 613
stock 800 s2T
Stock an +.
stock al All interior 74O
Stock al ali Interior time last year
Stock al Liverpool time last 1900
st1G5 1IS4 IL last $4,000
The following are the receipts all
a.EvC E.1te NH
New-York tribune., 1907-01-12
City Hotels.

IEItEGANTIY Ga II Y FURNISHED APARTMENT. private
ne SO. TIE ALABAMA, Is East 11th
New-York tribune., 1907-01-12
MISCELLANEOUS sECuR1T1rs

Hatch. No 80 Broad street.)
nf4 A-s-x
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1907-08-23
Taft Affirms Roosevelt Policies.

In 15,0OO-word speech before tho
Buckeye Republican club in CoIHn,b,,s
ono Monday night Secretary of Va
Iatt outlined the national policies he
duNoGateS' This was his initial utterance
On thls subject since he avowedlv he
came candidate for the Presidential
nomination eii'iai
Inc secretary's speech was a reafIir-
Indtion OF all OF the policies of President
roosevelt in the matters of the railroads
une trusts pursuing the criminal rich
WIN prosecutions and curbing swollen
fortunes. He advocated a revision of
me tarih, but not until after the next
PRESIDENTIAL election. and then only as
regards excessive schedules" Free
trade, he said, would lead to disaster.
Throughout his long speech Secretary
Iatt many times referred to utterances
OF william Jennings Bryan, and took
pains to show al great length that the
Bryan policies had not been taken over
by Roosevelt and that there were radical
differences in the forms of government
proposed by the two men.
No promise of an abandonment of any
part of the Roosevelt anti corporation
policy was given anywhere in the secre-
tary's speech. Fully 10000 of the $4,000
words were devoted to explaining and
justifyng the Roosevelt policies on three
subjects alone-the railroads, the trusts
and swollen fortunes. The concluding
paragraph was a eulogy of Roosevelt.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1907-08-23
Post Conference at Northheld.

The annual Post Conference session
opened at East Northfeld Tuesday the
10Th with platform address by Rev.
J. Stuart Holden, rector of St. Pauls.
Partman Square, London. DR.. Holden's
lectures during the GeneraL Conferences
Just closed are a guarantee that the Post
Conference of 1907 will be as ably con-
Quoted as those of previous years, and
many OF his hearers Of the earlier session
have remained over. These with the
new arrivals of the last few days furnish
audiences that tax the capacity of the
village church, and have comfortably
filled the Northfield hotel as well as sew
eral of the buildings upon the conference
grounds.
The attendances have been considerably
enlarged by the visiting delegates of the
United Presbyterian Synod of New York,
which is holding its yearly meeting here.
Ihese delegates include ministers from
al the New England and the northerly
Middle Atlantic States. The Synod
closed its business with last nights ses-
sion' but Dr. Holden's morning addresses
on "Ephesians" and evening lectures on
Laws from Heaven for Life on Earth"
continue until about Sept. 10. He will
also conduct both the morning and even
ing services of the village CONGREGATIONAL
church on Sunday the 25th.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1907-08-23
Vermont, Thrifty and lncorruptible, a
Model State.U

The New England Magazine, under the
general heading What's the Matter with
New England?' is devoting installments
to each of the six states in special ar
tcles written by Frank Putnam. He has
already reviewed Maine, New Hampshire
and Vermont Maine and New Hampshire
came in for an excorlating the sub title
of the Pine Tree state being "a STUDY in
Land -Grabbing, Tax Dodging and Isola-
ton and that of our eastern neghbor,
"A Study in Industrial Vassalage. Polit-
ical Mediaevalsm and the Aristocratic
Idea in Public Education" In the Sen
tember number he speaks of our own
state under the caption, Vermont
Thrifty and Incorruptible Model State"
At the start he says that magazine
writer's who come to Vermont NAV as
well leave their muckraSes at home
There isn't any muck in Vermont The
Green Mountain state is pure and clean
from the heart" He declares that the
population of the state IS as high grade
as any in America and that the sturdy
yoemanry' of colonial days is still doing
business in Vermont He says at one
point: To-day there Is the greatest DOS
spirit Of the people of the two neiEhborinr
commonwealths-New Hampshire's coldly
Indifferent or shrewdly suspicious of the
stranger within the gates; Vermont's COR
daily receptive and hospitable in a de-
lightful blending of the Western and the
Southern manners"
Vermont is referred to as the Iowa Of
the East and suggests Kentucky in some
respects Mr.. Putnam finds the state free
from political bossism and is laudatorv
Of its general high standing and progress
siveness stating that it leads all the other
states in its recent railroad and pure food
laws. lie finds reasons for congratulation
IN the movement for reforostation and in
the effort to build up the public school
system. Tho industrial state Of Vermont
Its three colleges, the Morgan horse. ma
pie sugar and various other subjects, in
GLIDING political references, come into
consideration.
The article is one which will be widely |
read, and The Phgnix hopes to reproduce
the main portion Of It at an early date.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1907-08-23

\ new edition of Conants Vermont. re-
Vlsed by Mason S. Stone, state superin
tendent OF education, has just been pub
hshed by the Tuttlc company Of Rutland.
II contains $50 pages-152 more than the
ola edition-over 300 new illustrations; an
entirely new civil government text: nor
traits Of all the governors, including two
never before published new mans and
many other attractive features 1t is
highly creditablc work, both in its COM
pilation and in its arrangement and me-
chanical execution. 1t deserves place in
every home in the state and In the homes
OF loyal Normonters all over the world.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1907-08-23

Governors will be elected next Novem-
Der in massachusetts,, Rhode Island. New
Jersey, Maryland, Mississippi and Ken
lucky and most of these states and sew
eral others will choose one or both
branches OF their legislatures. Rhode
Island gave President Roosevelt a plu-
rality of 1900 in 1904. but has elected a.
Democratic governor several times in
recent years and has Democratic
governor Higgins, now. New Jersey has
been Republican since 1896, but it is
claimed by the Democrats this year.
Maryland has swung back and forth in
the last IL years. 1t was carried by Nc
hlnley in 1886 and 1900 and in 1904 1t
gave Parker plurality OF only 81 over
Roosevelt The results in the different
states will be closely watched as por-
tents Of the national election next year.