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The Leon reporter. (Leon, Iowa) 1887-1930, 1907-05-23

George Lee, the we'll known contract
or of Grand River, was in Leon Saturday
being on his way to Kansas City, where
he was called on business regarding
material for the new Masonic block
which he is building at Decatur City.
Mrs. ]. W. Mclaughlin returned Sat
urday to her home at Decatur City, after
spending several weeks in this city,
receiving medical treatment. 1t will be
good news to her many friends to hear
that she is greatly improved in health.
j. r. Hines returned Friday to his
home at Grand River after spending a
couple of days in this city on business.
Mr.. Hines has accepted a position with
Clark & McClelland as salesman at their
grocery store and will commence work
June 1st.
Mrs. E. ]. Talbot, wife of The Report
ers foreman, arrived Tuesday from
Illinois, where she had been visiting
relatives. Mr.. Talbot has received his
household goods and has rented the
Bradley residence in east Leon vacated
by Rev. G. W. Reeder.
Lyman Evans departed Friday for
Memphis, Tenn, after visiting for
couple of weeks at the home of his
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. j. j. Evans in
this city. He is an expert linotype
operator employed on the Daily Scimi-
tar, but expects shortly to go to Denver,
where he has a good position open to
him.
j. +. Long, editor of the Osceola SEN
tinel and president of the Southern
Iowa Editorial Association, was in Leon
last Friday consulting with Secretary
o. e. Hull regarding the program for
the coming spring meeting of the asso
citation which will be held at Davenport,
Iowa, June 20, q and %.
Mrs. f. j. Waight, of Kansas City,
came Wednesday evening for a short
visit in this city at the home of her
sister, Mrs. James W. Hurst. Mr..
Waight, who has had charge of the
china department of big Kansas City
department store, has accepted more
lucrative position with house furnish
ing establishment in Chicago, and they
will move to that city.
Fred J. Waight, of Kansas City, came
in Friday evening and visited until
Sunday afternoon with his wife and
parents in this city. Mr.. Waight has
been in charge of the china department
of EmeryBird & Co. department store at
at Kansas City, but was on his way to
Chicago, having accepted a position
as head of the house furnishing depart
meat of the big Hillman store in that
city. Mrs. Waight will remain here for
short time before joining her husband
in Chicago where they will make their
home
The Leon reporter. (Leon, Iowa) 1887-1930, 1907-05-23
Mccormick Mowers and Binders are
that you can depend upon.
BOwSHER s. BowSHER.

For SALE Complete saw mill outfit
with 20 h. p. engine and corn burrs for
sale cheap on account of my health.
27tf ID. A. BRIGHT.
The Leon reporter. (Leon, Iowa) 1887-1930, 1907-05-23

We are now ready to 90 view
work either in the city or country.
Gates Studio, North Side Square.
The Leon reporter. (Leon, Iowa) 1887-1930, 1907-05-23

Best line of wall paper you ever saw.
Come and see it at w. G. Stempel &
Co.'S, Pharmacists.
The Leon reporter. (Leon, Iowa) 1887-1930, 1907-05-23

Fleischman's Yeast. We get consign-
ment of compressed yeast each Tuesday
morning. If you use Fleischman's you
have the best and always GET GOOD
BREAD.
Strawberries, Lettuce, New Cabbage,
Silver Skin Onions, Bananas, Oranges,
Lemons, GRAPE FRUIT.
The Leon reporter. (Leon, Iowa) 1887-1930, 1907-05-23

in that city last week, anu Went Dach
again in the hope of buying another
car load.
Mrs. S. H. Elliott, of south of town,
and her daughter, Mrs. E. 0. Moore, OF
Kellerton, left Tuesday for Apache,
Okla, where they were called by the
serious illness of the formers daughter,
Mrs. B. o. Meadows.
DR.. W. F. Waight was called to Clear
| field last Thursday on professional busi-
ness and also attended to business
matters at Creston and visited with
his daughter, Mrs. J. G. Atz, of Osceola,
before returning home.
Mrs. Annie Mitchell, of Humboldt,
Iowa, arrived here Tuesday, being called
here by the death of her sister, Miss
/ Tina Gochenour who died at the home
of her brother, Adam Gochenour, east
of Leon Tuesday morning.
Mann Merritt, we'll known printer
who has frequently worked in this city,
passed through here Saturday on his
way to Lamont for few days visit with
home folks. He has been working for
couple of years at Rock Island, Ill.
! Mrs. Dan Wilantt and little daughter
of Ell Reno Okla, returned to Decatur
City and Van Vert Monday after few
DAVIS visit with her mother in this city
to visit with relatives in those vicini.
ties before returning to their home.
Il Frank P. Shy and wife, of Minden
Neb., have been visiting with relatives
in this county the past week, leaving
for home Tuesday. Mr.. Shy, who is &
prosperous jeweler and optician o.
Minden, had been visiting his parents
at Hazen, Ark, before coming here.
The Washington herald., 1907-01-13
President Accepts Invitation.
A committee from the New York b
BOARD OF TRADE NOTES.
National Organization Holds Annual
Convention at New willard Hotel.

The thiTty-seventh annual meeting of
the National Board of Trade will be
held I'm this city, beginning Tuesday,
January Is. at the New willard Hotel
Twentv-nine subjects have been pre-
sented by the membership by recon-
mendation and resolution for discus
sion. Among the more important sub
iects to be discussed are: American
Merchant Marine, Interstate Commerce
as Affecting the Power of the Inter
state Commerce Commission TO Legal
ize Reasonable Tariff Agreement Be
tween Railroads. Railroad Traffic
Agreement, Publication OF Express
Rates. Government Ownership of Rail
ways. Increase of Baggage Limit. Ex-
tension and Reform in the Consular
Service Of the Federal Government.
One-cent Letter Postage, Extension of
Foreign Trade. Improvement Of Navi-
gable Waterways. Our Relations with
Japan, and Antitrust Laws.
The National Board Of Trade is COM
posed of the boards of trade, merchants
associations. manufacturers assocfa-
tions, chambers Of commerce, produce
exchanges. and export associations OF
the leading cities of the United States.
The representatives and delegates
of the constituent bodies have already
begun to arrive.
The Washington herald., 1907-01-13
REAL EsTArE TRANSFERS.

University Heights Michael J. Colbert trustee. %
Katharine J. Horigan. lo. g. block T. SEQ
Twentieth street northwest between Rand streets
Anna J.. Lewis % Robert II. simpson. lot D
square ITO. SO. Robert Il. simpson conveys
same property % Harm Wardman. So
WagEaman q Bid7ut's Addiuon-Graut W Tayloi
20 Addie NJ Taylor Dot =. block q. $.
Ninth street southeast between and g streets
Charles Msttfeldt et u1 90 Frances T. dorsey,
part original Iat T. square g3. SO
Bloomingials- -Elpard D. Hardy et NIX 70 Char
lotta and Mary Reisiurer. Dot g. square TO- $40.
FTiendship-Eh Riley 80 Tx 20 the William T.
Singleton Masonic Temple Association, Inc
part. SO.
Fir,t street northwest. between and O streets
Florence ID. NcAuliffC GO uT- % Robert ). and
Eva NJ Rouse. lot Ie5. square ST. $40.
No. 1878 Massachusetts avenue s0utheast-Wslter +
Wright 20 al 20 Ray L. and Alice b. smith
Ict 81. square 1887. $40.
Wright and Frank +. Hopkins, lot !. block .
Eckinztou-Heury C. Bates ct NIX. to John V.
CamsIier l0t Il. block s. SO
South Br0Ozland-Redford W. Walker. trustee, O
Thomas I. Stephenson. lots 70 :, block 10
lors l. . T. and s. block %. and lot !, block o.
ard al block 49, SO
No. Ul J. street u0rthWest-AleX8ndcr Mackenzie
Chief 0f Engineers 4. $ A.. to Daniel Din
uetu rsrt original lot g. square 55S 81 30
Meridian Hill-Adelia F. Heusley ct viz. James Il,
90 John j.. Henderson. lot Il, block l6. So
Nos 1906 and 1908 q street n0rthwest-Eyanina F,
AincEaI et al % John p. Earnest, part lots l.
and Is. square "a. so. John p. Earnest Ct u1
convey same property to David Moore. $3.50.
Le Drojt PaTk-OhphWt r. Brown et uT. 70 Rob
Crt II. Lewis lot g. block "a. $40.
ID street southwest. between Third and FoUrand-a
half -TaIlmadec A. Lambert TO Cathariue
hcUpel lot O. square $50. $40.
SoUls Addition-B Francis Saul e ux. 20 Hairs
Wardman. lot l. square EI0. lots Is H. 30 g.
and g. square ZD 500 Mary g. saul to Hauy
Wardmau. lot . square ZG9. $40.
Fourteenth street southeast, between I and X
streets George J. Hanover et ux 20 Ellen
Golden. lot u. square lGl6 $40.
The Washington herald., 1907-01-13
DR.. PENN NOT INSANE.
Rider of Queer Vehicle Examined
by Police Surgeons,

Rider Of Queer Vehicle Examined
by Police Surgeons,
Dr. William Shakespeare Penn, Of 202O
G. street northwest, who was taken into
custody yesterday by Detectives Burlin-
game and Weldon on the complaint of an
officer from a Harrisburg insane asylum,
was released last night after an eXamina-
ton by the police surgeons 20 determine
his mental condition. DR.. Penn has been
a conspicuous figure in this city for the
last two years. and has often been seen
riding about the streets in his tricycle.
built TO resemble an automobile. Although
thought to be somewhat eccentric, no one
has ever interfered with him until the
Pennsylvania sheriff requested that he be
arrested. claiming that ne had escaped
from Harrisburg two years ago. The doc
tors who examined the man yesterday
said that in the two years they had never
been asked To ascertain his mental condi-
ton. and thought this was a good proof
that he was sane.
II is said that the name Penn is not his
real name. but he has passed under it for
some years. According 10 his statement
made yesterday, his proper name is John
Goshorne. He claims 10 be fifty-eight
years old, and SAYS that he is painter
by profession, although at the present
time he is working as a janitOr in a local
apartment-house. He has i'm his posses
sion several pictures. I'm which he is the
chief figure Of interest. These he claims
20 have painted. Among them is one en-
titled "GoOd-by. England" representing
his flight across the ocean tn the machine
I'm which he rides
The Washington herald., 1907-01-13

in handling this labor, and in getting II
at all times better than any other con-
tractor. He uses II as much as possible.
and has repeatedly demonstrated mis- abil-
ity TO get out all there is in it.
Wages VIII BE Higher.
The most experienced men in his en-
ploy will be sent to the isthmus. Mr..
Oliver figures that wages viii be higher,
and that, in addition to higher wages, his
experienced men viii be worth more To
him there than on work in the States,
where younger men can be employed.
A construction company will be organ
lied with Mr.. Oliver as president and
Arson N. Bangs as vice president Mr..
Oliver viii be in control Of the stock Of
this concern.
Oliver is married, and is stalking every
thing on his Panama Canal contract II
he fails he will be a ruined man. and
realizes it, but refuses TO believe that
failure is possible. His family consists
Of a wife, three daughters, and a son.
who is attending school at the Staunton
Wa) Military Academy.
/. G. Gunter, who win be Mr.. Oliver S
general manager on the isthmus, is even
younger than his employer. He is not
yet forty, and was born at Batesburg,
s @, and has been with the Oliver firm
for the past ten years.
AnsOn NJ. Bangs, who is in the con-
tract with Mr.. Oliver. is a well known
New York contractor and built the Della
ware breakwater for the United States
government
The Washington herald., 1907-01-13

Columbia Heights-Wilbur $ Hinman Ct ux. to
Wilkes G.. Prather and Morris l. CroxsH to se-
cure Edward NJ Blackwell $3.50. years. 5 per
cent semi-annually lot D. hlCck g.
Square 825-Frauces I. Dorsey to Chapm Brown and
Henry II. Bergman, to secure Oriental Building
Association. No. g. $500 part original lot J.
Bloomircdale- Charlotte Reisiugrr et uX 20 Herbert
T. Shannon and Morton J. Luchs 70 secure Id
ward D.. Hardy, s. 700 ] TO s. months, per cent.
semi-anuually, lot 81, square 10.
Square 565-Amea A. Jones ct vir Henry C., TO
Charles T. BENJAMIN and Roger r. Mitchell 20
sCclre Perpetual Building Association, 500, part
Square 6I7-Robort S. Rouse e ux to Edmond Fitz-
gerald and John J. Fegan. TO secure Enterprise
Serial Building Association. N.7oo. lot l95.
Square 6l4-Joseph b. Simm ct Tx. 20 Washington
Loan and Trust Company 70 secure Equitable
Cooperative Building Association. $500, lot g.
Square 6I-Robert ). Rouse ct lax. to James r.
Shea and James A O'Shea. to secure Florence
ID. McAulife, $40, l to Is months and years.
6 pr cent. scmi-annually lot ls5.
Square lO35-llay l. smith ct ux. 20 William +. Ed
monston and George f. Fleming 10 secure Wal
ter f. Wright and Frank f. Hopkins Sl.l00 I
to a months, per cent. lot 81.
Eckingt0u-Jon V Camalier tO Albert 4 Wilson
aud John Z. LarnCT. 10 secure Washington Loan
and Trust Company, 25o0, monthly payments, 3
usr cent lot u. BLOCK 5.
South Brooklaud Thomas p Stephenson et ux. TO
National safe Deposit. Savings and Trust Com
pauy, 10 secure William h Walker. $3.50 3
years. 5 per cent. scmi-annually. lots 2 TO T.
hlock TO- lots !. p (, and s. block ., lot J. block
o. and all block 70.
Square 22i-David Moore e ux. to Charles II Bau-
man and Edwin Il. Pillsbuy. 20 secure John
p. Earnest, $4,000 3 years, AZ per cent. semi
annually. lots u and l3.
lie Dr0it Park-BobeTt II. Lewis Ct ux. TO Harry
WyckCf ard A. g.. YOunt, 20 secure Oliphaut
T. Brown. S.o0. years. per cent semi-annu-
ally. lot g.. block IL Same 70 same 10 secure
same 500. to p months, Icr cent same
property.
Saui's Addition-HaTy Wardman 10 r. Francis saul
and Walter +. Hilton, to secure Howard F. va
son. 2l90 year, per cent, seuii-annuallv lot
I. square Gi0 and lots l6. L. 60 81 and g.
square Aos. Same TO same, to secure same.
$500. l year. per cent lot p square E0g
Same 70 T. Francis saul and Harry u. Ellis TO
secure +. NJ. SAUL S997 year. 5 per cent
scmi-annusly. lot l. square 27l9. and lots g. H.
%, 81, and g. square 27es.
The Washington herald., 1907-01-13
Hunt PavIoh's Assassin.
SAYS CAR IS DOOMED.
Socialist RevoIutionist Discusses As
snsSInatiOnS in Russia.

New York, Jan. Assassination must
go on. No one desires a change IN the
nature of the work more than the ter
Torists themselves but the change is
impossible until the Gar is yeady for seri-
Gus concessions, il not absolute surren-
der"
This statement was made to-day by y.
W. Tchaykousky. a member Of the central
committee of the Socialist Revolutionary
party, in discussing the murder Of Gen.
Pavlof and the chief of police Of LODI.
Tchaykousky has inst returned from Rus
sia, and is a Il Fifth avenue.
rs the Car. too. doomed" he was
asked
Yes, and he is in deadly fear lie
knows not when the blow will fan or
where. II may be one Of his own cour-
tiers: some one in whom he has conf
dence and whom he trusts He is walled
in 90
The Washington herald., 1907-01-13
Fight over Child Begins.

Arguments in the habeas corpus pro-
Of ten-year-cld l. Bromley Seeley, son
Of Or Franklin II. Seeley. of Chicago,
and Blanche /. Seeley. Of this city, We're
heard before Justice Barnard yesterday.
The decision of the court viii be an
nOunCed later. Dr. Seeley was represented
by II. Prescott Galley and Barry Mohun.
Mrs. Seeley's interests were looked after
hN Henry i Davis.
The Washington herald., 1907-01-13
Obicct. to Waeon House.

Objection TO the granting of a building
permit for the erection and maintenance
Of a wagon repository and stable at 1924
Twelfth street was made by Leo Ge-
schickter, owner and resident of l239
Twelfth street, at a hearing before the
Commissioners yesterday.
n. O. Krsig the applicant for the per
init, stated that the proposed building is
tc be used as a carriage repository and
not as stable The Commissioners took
the matter under advisement
The Washington herald., 1907-01-13
DEATH RECORD

John +. lee. l6 Liberty ST. NV. 40 years.
Annie Miles iOl Childs court ne, 80 years
Clarence Beedcr Frcedmen's Hospl. . years
Maria Bonner. 1852 x st. NV, Sc years
William G.. Russell. 393 ID 81 NV. 65 years
Edward Smith. Emergency HosTl. So years
Calvin Naynes ZO3 Dumlarton ave NV. % years
Grace 4 Delaney I4l4 18th 81 NV 30 years
John W. Cannon. Govt Hospl Insane 81 years
Sarah X. Drew. 7l6 10th ST. NV 60 years
Rachel Lacy. Geo. Wash. Univ. Hospl. 8 Years.
Thomas r. Gilmore. g0l 18th 81. NV 80 years
Barnett D. Henderson, 500 l34A st. Sc b years
Nancy Reed. Z209 = St NV. 81 years
Florence II. Emerson. The Cumberland. 18th and
Mass. ave. NV. q years
Marie Brown. SJ Oakdao place. years.
Rubie Simpson. 1921 18th st. NV. year
Karl " Skinner I3li 4 81 ne. months
Earl L. Washington, 7Oe Jackson St NV, months
The Washington herald., 1907-01-13
STEEL CONCERNS TO MERGE.
Cambria and Pennsylvania sCOm-
panies Soon to he Consolidated.

Philadelphia. Jan. 1.-THE continued
activity in Cambria Steel has strength
ened the belief in the report, current
on the street for the past few days, that
announcement viii shortly be made Of
the merging Of that corporation with
the Pennsylvania Steel Company.
The heavy buying since the upward
movement started has sent the price of
Cambria nearly 10 points higher. This
buying. it is said, was largely by in
siders. who purchased large blocks Of
the stock. feeling confident that the two
companies will be consolidated.
The Pennsylvania Steel Company
controls the Maryland Steel Company.
at SparrOws Point. which employs thou
sands Of men.
The Washington herald., 1907-01-13
LETCHMERE A JAIL BREAKER.
Ohio Lawyer Identifies Museum
Thief as Missing Prisoner.

Edwin Letchmere. the man who was
arrested "a few days ago on the charge of
having stolen exhibits from the National
Museum, and who is now at the jail
awaiting a hearing by the grand jury, was
further identified yesterday as being Cne
of the men who escaped from the Cincin-
natl prison. From Morris, the pToseCut-
ing attorney for Hamilton County, Ohio,
where the prison is situated, visited the
local Jail yesterday accompanied by Off
Ger Phillips, Of the bureau of identifca-
ton and recognized Letchmeve.
Mr.. Morris has been visiting his Tela-
tives i'm Baltimore and on hearing that
the police here had in custody a man who
was reported a. being fugitive from
the Cincinnati jail, immediately came here
10 see il he could identify him
The Washington herald., 1907-01-13
Equity suits.

No. 1-16 Robert y. Burke vs.. Emma Burke. d.
y.rc-. Complainant solicitor. 4. ". Scott
No. 2.eT District af Columbia Commissioners vs..
William Peters 20 a.. Injunction. C0mplaiusnts
solicitor r. n Thomas.
NJ. 16s1s. Nsry r. H35eu vs.. Albert ~ Hadeu,
divorce Complainant solicitors. ]. r. Pottuu
and II. H. H7Ilsu1rr.
No 9s4 Charles T. feuoir vs. laura Z. Lcnoir
t1 auuul marriage. Comu.aiuauts solicitor Smith
Thorrta4u IL
The Washington herald., 1907-01-13
WASHINGTON CATTLE MARKET.

Marhet remains unchanged
CATTLE-EXtra, 500 Der cWt; butchers 400.
ordinary. 259 90 3 90.
HOGS-per cwt.. gross. 625 to $50: ordinary. $50
% soc
sHEEP-CHpped. 400; medium, $50 to as; con-
mon. 200 90 800
LANBS-Per pound. spring choice, Z: medium
to Z.
CALFES-Per pound. prime, to s5a; medium.
10 S; grass. 4 90 AZ
COWS-Each. prime. 600 10 5000; common, 200
70 5000; old and dry, 5000 TO 1000.
The Washington herald., 1907-01-13
NEW YORK PRODUCE.

New York. Jan 2-SUGAR-Market I'm general
quiet Raw sugar quiet fair refining to 1872 cen
trifuEsl 96 test. 3 1882 TO l2i; refined crushed
5 80 powdered, $50; gTauuated, 4so.
BUTTER Receipts, 23s5 packages. The butter
market was duh and generally lower with extra
Creamery quoted at ..
Receipts 4055 cases. The egg market was
generally steady, with . to . quoted for Western
hrsts
MILL FEED-Light supply. Spring bran. IN l10-
H. sscks 22.i0. nliddlings I.75; city brau. AOO
Western red dog. 4.0o
FLCt'R-Market is duh. Spring patents sGGa
40: spring clears. 3Ja5.75; winter straghts J. goa
$50. winter clears 32la3 3; Kansas. in sacks pat
cuts -5a4o0. straights. S25a4 CO. clear. 293a3 %.
RYE OUR-There Is light trade; 3.65ai2 -
CORN MEAL-Business quiet; supply small Kiln
dried for export 265a27o; coarse meal. IN bags
lO5al 06
BUCKWHEAT FLOUR-Poor trade. at 2l5a2 o.
HAY-Trading Is active receipts. $50 tons. Prime
LIS: No J. Ll0; No. 2 Local. 6, No. g. sas5
STRAW-Steady; light supply. Long rye. 70asO
BEEF-NaTket quiet. Family. l4O0ll5.00: packet
Io75aILOl
roRK-Quiet business. Mess E.5eals50; family,
IS 50alc.00
TALLow-Trade dull City quoted at sssa63s. n
hogsheads.
LARD-Easier. Prime Western. 975. city. gA
refined continent $50; South American. lO65: re-
fined Brazilian. kegs. l165 city stesrue. TO- OIeo-
stearine dull; city. ilss; Chicago, u4.
The Washington herald., 1907-01-13
Charged with Theft of s75 Pitcher

While trying TO dispose of an elegant
silver pitcher for 81 a pawn shop last
night. James Jackson. colored, Of 1889
Nineteenth street. was arrested by De
tective Mullen. The pitcher is valued
at S75. Jackson is accused Of stealing
the ware from the home OF Mrs Ralph
Walsh. 1929 II street. Jackson is being
held on a charge Of grand larceny.
The Washington herald., 1907-01-13
MARRIAGE LICENSES.

Harry G.. Smith a. Baltimcr1. Nd. and Peare
" Jones. Is. Rey. GeorEe ". King
Charles Ccunor 90 and Marion Dale, . Rev.
L. g. Pierce.
Manuel +. Suit. g. and Blanche Irene Pusday,
70. both Of Davids0uyille. Nd Rev. n. ; France.
Louis Hamburger. .. Cincinnati, Ohio, and Cath
crime Cox. p. RcE Martin p Eran
The Washington herald., 1907-01-13
Lecture. ON coethe.S .Faust.n

Rev. julius Hofmann, of Baltimore. will
lecture at the Public Library in this city
next Tuesday evening The lecture will
be under the auspices of the German So
cial Literary Society, and Rev, MI Hof-
mann viii take as his subject, G0ethe's
Faust
The Washington herald., 1907-01-13
Criminal Court No. L.

JUSTICE >TAEEbKD
Assignment for MONDAY. January i. 1907.
United States vs. LUX. Hebron.
United states Es. Charles crown ami Henry Scott
United States Es HeuU ~ias.
United States VS.. George Simms.
United States IS. John Smith.
Criminal Court No. 2.
JUSTICE BARNARD.
Assignment for Nordav January a. 1907:
IN c wiz II Margaret Harrison, deceased on
trial
Appeals
No. Bl NcTzzn vs. Amata. ATTORNEYS. Darr &
Digs.
No lE Thorn vs. Adams Express Company. At
tgraers Hcgartv & Thomas
no I55 Strong Us. Clara Attorneys Milan,
Smith Erdcv
NJ I7 Dury vs. Ktmmen Aoonsgs. To-
briucr Williamson.
No. IE Erickson vs. Kmmell- Attorneys. To-
briner q Williamson
No. lit I5r-bsrr District of Columbia At
t0rneys Easiy Smith * FuiieE
NO. T. Thomas vs. Baker. Attorneys. PreutIsi
and United States att0urr
No s.-IacFsru v-. Baker. Attorneys. prrutiss
and United States aftarueye
No. @. Lyon vs. willard Hotel Company. At
tCugTs PrgHtiss and Hamilton Colbert a Ham
iltoG-
Ne. u. Neid'nser VS.. Kusba Manufacturing
CompaIr Attorney. Leo Simmons.
The Washington herald., 1907-01-13
Big Addition 10 Reserve.

Six hundred thousand additional
acres Of land have been attached to the
Cncompahgre Mountain forest reserve
in Colorado. in accordance with an or
der issued by the Secretary of the IN
terror
The Washington herald., 1907-01-13
Probate Court.

JUSTICE GOjLD
Estate ~ Christine Hmrcbs. vI dated June 5.
Is0 fled
Estate ef Lrg5=a 4. r. HgEhcs rls % show
cause Vhv viii should POO he filed. Attorneys ".
H. SEp.es and Harm o. Klmbali
Estate ~ Bgsahe H. Cross. petition for letters
II administration flcd. Attorney. Arthur Peter,
The Washington herald., 1907-01-13

New York. JAN 12-WHEAT-Fimq restricting
trade No. ! Northern Duluth, 20 arrive Iake and
r3iu. 7c over MAY, T. %. b. No. I Northern Mani
tob3, s5is T. O. D. No . Northern Manitoba s..
No ? red. {. o. b.. S3i, No. hard f. O. b. lac
over MAY; No. ! macar0ui, 49, + %. D. No Q
macarUi IS. Exporters took . loads.
CORN-Firm. trade inactive. No. 9 elevator. s..
No 2 new. 50. {. o. D., late Jauusr. 497. No g.
T. o. D.. February March. isl No. 2 T. O. D. April
50A No. 2 white, new, 5'i4. (: o.. D. Exporters
took 10 leads
OATS-Limited trade. Elevator prices, No. .
white. a. No white. i0'z No. . mixed. g.
Tho nfIc1s fnr fntnrrs follow: