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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-10-23
Portland Market.

i'rr.l"ri. OF. -. 1891
FLOUK-Michican ann Il. Louis
Ytraichns. 5indt-.G": winter wheat Ia
nts $5.C"6;5.15; spring wheat. baker.
.,.r-,Fi5G: spring wheat. pat, nts, d iru6.S'
GKAIN-Corn, car lots. Soc; bags, $40
Sic. meal bags, zoe: oats, car lots, Soc:
bags &c: Minn. sacked bran, bag lots.
$500: winter wheat bran, car lots, So:
lag lots, 5000; brown lniddlings, car lots,
$1,000.
@4c: tao. creamery, Sc: Western fresh
DC. axe.
EGGS Eastern fresh, s.; western, fresh
2Gf,l,c.: nearby fresh, sc.
CHEl:sE-N. y, and factory ia
171%c.: sage. 1sM19c
DRANGES-S3. 5WT400.
LEMDNS- i.50M5.W.
pRoDCCF,-Bcans, california pea, 3 -
Fi2S,: yellow eyes, s..CJn2.75; Red Kid
news. g.. 1:dt2S1.
POULTRY-Ch Chickens, -1s@lsc.; Turkeys,
Western. lSH21c.: fowl, 1iml5e.
PRoVISIONS-Po heavy, SO; mcdi-
I'm. 1850
I..:RD-Purc. ties. half bhls.. lo7t0!oMc;
cases. 1l'aMll%ic.; compound tcs.. hali
barrels, 9lsM9%c.; cases. s5sGlO'ec.
SUGAR-EX. quality. bbls., $51e; small
bbls.. s5.l9: sacks. S5.19: extra c.. $3.50.
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in doubt as to the durability of it. he will
frankly tell you so. and he reserves the
right To reject any or all cases.
Read His Credentials.
J. Fraser Barbrick, NJ. :. NJ. D.. Hon.
Lit Deg. trcm the Institute of Letters
and Arts. Buffalo, n. Y; graduate of the
American Medical College of Ohio. OF the
College eff Physicians and surgeons OF
Georgia; post graduate OF the Polytechnic
Medical College and Hospital Of New
York: founder of the MaSnopathic School
and system Of Rational Healing; member
of the American Medical and Surgicai
Association of Massachusetts; Pelma-
nent Life Member Of the n. y. Eclectic
Medical Association: Fellow of the Ma
tional American Association of Phy-
sicians and Surgeons; President of the
Massachusetts Institute of Rational Med
icine and Surgery, and Fellow of the So
cetv of Rational Medicine: late surgeon
of the Hub Medical Institute. and late
Consulting Physician to the Warwick
Disnensary of Boston. Hospital eXpe
rence gained in Cincinnati. o.. Atlanta,
GA. New York City. and Boston.
Licensed to practice Medicine and Sur
gerry. Including his System of Practice
and Specialties. in all the n. f. States.
Also holds diplomas. Certificates. and
Endorsements from many State Boards
and Societies Of Southern, Middle and
Western States.
All Diseases and Determines Treated.
Catarrh Cured.-Ccnsumption in the
incir.icnt stage. bronchitis. asthma, rh u
roatism, diseases of the eve. ear. nose
throat. lungs. stomach. liver. Kidneys
scrofula, sores. ulcers. and chronic blood
tlntches and ali skin troubles treated
AMI cured.
Nervous Observation-Disclosures debility
from any cause. hys:eria. neurasthenia.
chrrea st Nitus dance. epilepsy, etc.
| diseases of the spine paralysis. locomo-
tor ataXia PALSY. and all such disc 1SeS
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siderable shrinllaGe in volume from that
Of last week ara the week before. but:
tie market is far from quiet. Reliable
estimates Of the iakings of the past week,
l'ace them at between S.100GGD and lh,CnJ-
eco rounds. The movement of 5.~N'nJ
pounds is considered good average
weeks business. it will, therefore, h.,
s".n that dealings are still well above
the average and that local dealers
pretty busy. The big consumers hava
been in the market again during the
PAST week. Iut the bulk Of The buying
has been hY the smaller mills The de-
II :tnd continues b"s. for fire staple clips.
EIlt there is nothing sluggish about the.
movement of the hest clothing woods. As
fnr prices. there is not il weak spot in the
entire list, unless il is in the Very low
grades of clothing clips. BY comparison
with other Ccrters, Boston continues I"
he the cheapest wool market in the world
IN foreign markets, wUols that m" suita-
He for the wants of this country are ,or-
high, ana it seems like1v thut every
thing that is at all desirable in domcsti,;
A,ooiS Will re we'll cleaned up before
"'n.'nfacturorS trrn to Imported stock.
domestic QuartcrhlonGs are offered ut
VERY ltt'uctiv- prices compared With
Wait stock of @ilri',lr grade brings
ah..ad.
Oiic and Pcnn,-XX and above 3i"a5c..
%!M3:c. No l. Snioc.' No. :. "St'Gc
fin unWashed 26M PC. 2, blood SIC: i
blood 21c.- fine washed driainc JSLGi39c:
unWashod delanc 3ldf:2c.
Michigan and New York-Iinc I'M
Washct: etU-1c.; y blood unwashcd SOC;
:, ol""d rrwashcd 3.f',i2t.c. !: hlood un-
washed 3.uo3c.; urWashcd dc!aI." 2SIr
PC.
e Ecntuc5:.. In,iiaiIa ana Missouri. r.
blood ..M;.LIc. y blood .;0M31c. =.
Pulled secured Basis Extra $50, SOC:
fin" y 6:T 6,c..A super 5lmJsc. T.. super
ijMnisc. c suner %5fIi2: coarse combin:;.
4>li.Jc.. ni".lium comhinE 51M!>t' fine
y. -
detective asa DC g.. - . >
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Boston Market.

Dos ton ocI- Iva
FI.OuR-Min shipment, spring patents,
per Bill. ST. 1,Gie2G winter patents. mill
shipment. per bbl.. %5.1nM3-4n.
COENMEAL : CIanulated. per bbl.,
si.3HdA.25 bolted. per Dbl. 81 aoG4:io
CnRN-Stcamrr yellow. spot. ',r. No.
per bu.. 1il.c; No yellow. all rail. 75c
nc.
EYE FLOUR-Per Dbl. 4sOa5 40
OATMFAL--We quote rolled at s7.lo1
80, per hbl.: cut S,.S@nS.
CRAHAM-s4 .20f15. q,
OATS-No . clipped Gai5I5Gc.: No. : clip
ned Sc; ?. t" s lhs, to shinrp per bn,.
90 To a lbs. rfr In. 6lI@l1ac.
PHOvISIONS-Pork. heavy backs: per
hrl., $l3.I@. medium backs. per Dbl. $lS.I1
long cuts, So loose. per lb., 10"c.: RIB
1c1Gf16t5c: hams. regular and small. 1871
Gl54c.. l"an ends. S-3Nt2l; shoulders
fresh. Nc lard rendered. per h.. 1l3.c
PEEF-Choice binds, 13913Kc.; choice
I.AMEss AND MrrTT.,N-Lamhs snr'ne.
1IM1o1Ac: warnings sane. mutton SGI0c
VEAT.-Per h. 1l'4m13c.
PoULTRY-Chicken northern broilers
per h.. 1SI20c. western broilers, per h.
1c,,,2r.: wcsterr fowls. l40i-c.
FURTHERMORE creamery. 31T}2c.
western creamery, 2S@3oc.: north dairy
o7M3sc
EGGs-F.astetn. 3lG3sc: western. ga
&c.
EEAES-Fea. per bu.. $50: ne
dunn. :""i., yellow eyes. s2.iOG?.45: RED
Kidneys 81 5lfl155
PoTAToEs-Maine. white per bu., $50
rec sweet. Ter hbl., s2.225I3.-h.
uAv AND SrPAw-No grade
sZM2': No Grade s1902a: No. grade
sI7G IS: we straw, per ton. $l4115; oat
ST.: W. gil
S!rGkR-Cut loaf and crushed. $3.50
cr~r1or' ro-~aorrd * N. eran,lla ted
$50; y..,,,:v Cs. s4.4514 6.
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Boston Stock Market.
New York Produce Market.

New York, Oct -
FLOUR-Receipts 20.5Oo; exports ISL :
sales $780, dull and unsettled: Mimi. pa
tent ,5o0i GOO: winter straights 475Gf4s /;
MINI. bakers 4506t SO; winter patents 1856.
800
WHEAT-Receipts 163. 400: sales 4,3tO,oOo
futures. 10000 spot: spot weak; No. red
1881. elevator; No. > red 1895 o b atioat
No. northern Duluth III o b atoat; No.
hard winter I'LL. q b ailoat.
CORN-I;eceiptS So. 80 exports 3i,6S2:
sales S5.e00 FIGURES. A.o00 spot; spot easy
No. , 103, elevator and IL. o u atloat ::
No. > white ia and No. yellow IA
b afloat
OATS-Ecceipts G9C00: exports 1920 spot
easy: mixed. a6fr3a lbs. 81: natural white.
2tai:. lbs: 5714osl clipped white, 32@3i
BIS. 61izM10.
BEEF-Quiet.
LARD-Easy: western prime a-c03Go
PORk-Parely steady; family 10 0G 1850;
short clear i615et171a; ness 170In 1..5.
StGAR-RaW steady fair refining $40:
centrifugal 96 test 800; molasscs sugar
sos refined steady.
Rl'TTER-Easv: receipts 1898.
fGGS-1rresular receipts 1922
POTATOt;S-Irish weak state and Pa.
in hulk per 1$2 lbs 115fi2: jersey per Dbl
lI3G2: sweet potatoes duli. unchanged.
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A S6,O00,0O0 FAILURE.
Mayer G. Co., New York City. Forced
To Suspcnd-Hope to Resume.

New York City. Oct. 22.-Thc as
sisnn,ent of the firm OF MaIer & Co.
brokers and members of the New York
stock Exchange. With liabilities
amounting to $6,00o.o0n. was an
nouncel during the final hour of trad
ing today. Although there had been
rumors that the firms condition was
weak the extent Of their liabilities vas
greatly in excess Of the expectations
Of most OF the traders 1t WAS an
nounccd that the assets nnght b" sui
ficient to meet the liabilities and the
firm hoped to resume business. offers of
aid having been received.
Depreciation in the values of Sc
cufities which had been steadily in
progress for weeks and has eliminated
in severe declines within the past fc"
uavS WAS given as one of the causes
f,,. the failure Another was thu, diff
Guilty experienced in securing loans
because of the striagency in the money
market which developed unusual pro-
portions late today.
The firm of Mayer & Co. consists OF
Marcus Mayer George r. Leslie alld
Abraham Il. Baylis. The firm has been
known as holders OF large interests in
Delaware & Hudson Railroad stock.
which has been the object of attack
by sDecuIators for decline They are
also said to have been heavily inter-
eSted in Reading Railroad stock and
the stock of other coal roads. the val
ucs Of which have shared in the gem
eral decline of prices.
William r. Goldbeck was named as
assignee. cambridge Colby of the law
firm of Alexander & Colby, counsel
for the assignee. stated that with jn-
dic;uus handling the assets might oe
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sufficient to meet the liabilities. Mr..
Colby said
Mayer & Cos failure is due prim l.
ri!y to the money stringency and de
probation in security values. The firms
liabilities are approximately $4,000, 010,
mostly secured. With proper hand
ling it is believed that the assets will
be sufficient to meet all liabilities. The
firm has received Offers OF aid and it is
believed that they will resume business
before long, The assignee has already
begun an examination of its affairs.
but no exact statement will be obtain
able for several days.
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Boston Produce Market,

Boston. Oct. - Il
FLOUR-Lowcr: spring patents 515Gt $40.
CORN-Lower; No. ; yellow a.
OATS-Lower: No. - clipped white c.
HAY-UnchanGtd d: No. / .2.D0
MILL FEI.D-EaSier
SPRING BRAN-2S 15(I292J
MINED FEED-3O 0OM32GO
POR>-CnClanCed: medium 1915
LARD-LoWcr: 107s.
Rr.EF-Easier, whole cattle 1OI Ctlcis
LAMBS--Film; spring I1M12l2.
NEALS-Firm: 1lIa0l3 ;.
Bt-TTEIt-Steady: northern GlM"2
CHEESE.-Stcady York state 15LMl6i.
EGGS-Steady; choice 3i036; western ~
as
AFPLES-Unchanged: Gravensteins 10
CASA
POTATOES-E2scr Maine white 6pSfCS:
StGAR-Stcady on 4 basis Of 80 for
Srauulated.
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A CLOSE WATCH
Being Kept by Sec. of Treas. CorteI-
you, Who Goes to New York.

Washington. oct. 322.-ActinS upon
HGvic"s from New York regarding n"
financial situation there. Secretary IF
the Treasury Cortelyou will leave :ov
New York at O'Clock
Secretary CoTt"!rou will look into the
financial situation personally. Before
leaving the treasury department he
mad" the following statement:
The secretary of the treasury is
keeping in close touch with the bust
ness conditions Throughout the couH-
try. in tho matter of public deposits.
he will 1T all times consult the needs
of legitimate business interests and
will not hesitate to deal promptly and
adequately with any situation that
NAV arise
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AUGUSTA MARKET.

Augusta. Me, Oct. -, 49,.
BEANS-Pea. Maine, 500: N. T.. $l15;
yellow eyes. $50.
BuTTER-Creamery, Sc; dairy, 800;
solid, 1Sc.
EGGS-30c per dozen.
GkAiN-Corn, seize; meal, 77iac.; per
Lu.: mixed feed. 'Si.6j r;Nt.. coitonsecd
meal. SEQ; bag lots, $l.65.
HAY-I.ouse, retail, Sl4W per ton;
pressed. $500: straw. $50: pressed. slz.oO
SUGAH-s5.20 per 1U0 lbs.
HONt.Y-Pox, lSc.
MUTTON-sul1c: per h.: spring lamb.
Ice.
OATS-65c per hushel.
POTATOES SOC. per bushel
per lib.
WOOL-Cnwashe1. &c.
HlDES-7!.@s. xx.
BEEF-Light, So. Oofi SO 50: heavy, u1
ui.C.: buneiess, half bbis., Vi, JuGad 10
spring lamb. l3lc1loC.
WOoD-DIy hard. IS sft1s 90 per cord
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$4,000 FOR LOSS OF LIMBS.
BABY Awarded $4,000 in Suit Against
Cincinnati Traction Co.

Cincinnati. oct 22.-Thc jury in the
nitcd States Court recently rendered u
verdict Of $4,000 in favor Of bahv Pearlia
Wa .lGnl; accd two wears and six months
for the loss of both legs by heinS run
o;-cr by Il street car.
Tie suit was brought against the Gin
cnrati Traction Company. owned by the
W1dencr- ElkinsMcrSan syndicate, for
5000 1t was charged in the :,nt that
the nlctorrnar of the car which ran down
the baby in front o. her home. failed to
sound lis Gorg or drori his fender The
euit was fought firrcclv hv the traction
company's array O. brilliant attorneys.
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AT PROVIDENCE.
No Uneasiness in Banking Circles and
NO Trouble Feared.

Providence. r. l.. oct. 22.-Inquiry
among tn" banking interests in this
city revealed Ii" information that 10
uneasincSs Was felt on account of the
prevailing stock conditions in New
York. All authorities who were inter-
viewed We're unanimous In the opinion
that there was no reason 10 apprehend
any trouble here. Not only was it de-
MED that Providence banking interests
would be affected but it was said that
the conditions which prevail in this
city were such that disturbed condi-
tions in any center would not be felt
here
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STATEMENT BY MORSE.
Denies That He Owes Dollar to Mer-
camille National Bank.

New York. oct. o2-Charlcs ~
Morse issued the following statement
today:
II have not borrowed = dollar from
the Mercantile National Bank sine"
Mr.. Hcinzo WAS elected president and
do not owe them q dollar now. Any
statements to the contrary are false.
Il request that in justice to tn" pub
lie and myself that this statement b"
given the sam" publicity that has been
given to other matters in connection
with the Mercantile National Bank.
(Sisned) CHARLES w. MORSE.
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Chicago Cattle Market.

Chicago. oct. p.
CATFLE-E"c2irts estimated at 1903:
market steady and active: steers 5225,T1i.
HOGS-Rct cirtS estimated l6.pH:
market weak to S0df4oc. lower; choice
heavy shipping 6So0645.
SIiEEP-i;cceipts estimated at 22,e01,
market strong: sheep 30oG,o25; lambs 515u
40: yearliDgS 100000.
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New York Cotton Market.

Now YORK. Oct =. n
Spot closed quiet i points lower Mid
ding Uplands ll.ia; DO. gulf 1!.,D. Sales
ll0a bales.
Galveston doll. 113,: Charleston weak.
lay. Memphis quiet II ZIG; New Orleans
quiet. H.: savannah Guict. 10 lI-l6.
Net receipts for -four days 1.4.1h3.
Exports To Great Britain Hills: tn
France 6dl4: to the continent 53.79j, t.
Mexico 90
Stock 63ili3
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Boston Woo. Market,

Boston. Oct - 1907
The receipts Of wool for this week we're
S0C1 bales domestic and 1894 bales for
e'"a. against 7.2l2 bales domestic and
! Gf1 bales forei@r for the same time last
y ~.
demonstrating in wool shows con-
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FINANCIAL.
COPPER VALUES

If Interested in Copper stocks write or
call for latest market letter. showing
what the leading Companies arc cainin.
rer share a fourteen cent copper mar
ket
Also ask for Industrial Guide. giving
the margin of safety over the preferred
and common st ock dividends. from their
latest annual report. =.
These are times when bargains can be
secured, and the Information offered
abov" will enable You to determine what
stocks are best to buy.
STOCKS ard BONDS of all kinds
BOUGHT and SOLD.
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Chicago Produce Market.

Chicago. Oct. -
Tie unsettled condition in Wall street
was the chief cause of n sharp Il 'C,irc
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-10-23

today in the wheat market 1T tie clos :
&c. marked the decline for December
wheat CON va" Gown =. oats shovel
Il net loss OF T.. Provisions were III. u
e.. lower -.
Th" lcaGinS fixtures closed as follows:
W.itA1 bee y5as; May 1861; July 10.
CORN-De, 573s: May sotd July 50.
0ATS-Eec. 5i1e; May 5S7s915i; July 4S3s.
MESS IDI,k-Jan. 1850; day 30.
LAI:D-Nov. so: Jan 800 May So
SioRT RIBS-Jan. II0 May 80. y
Cash quotations were as fellows:
FLOUR-Steady.
WHEAl-No. = spring .1lpdIl2; No. 8 lo:..
oar. No. : rcd 919sfIfo0A. Z;
COMING = Go4sdf61 No. yellow GA
@UN'rs- No. :, 5os.; No white 4.a5i41.
RETc-No. :, So. =
BAI:,.F, -tiuod feeding $3.50
MALTING- Fair to choice 9rfi ~
FLAX SEEDING. | Notwithstanding:
CLDVEi.-16I5.
SHORT RIBS, SIDES-Looss 15QG s5l1.. =
MESS I'OEk-Ii3lalMltE. 4.
LARD-N11l..
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I'V 7 -sStJ"Ut
daiiics .lnt2J
EGGS-Fiun: at market. cases included.
Tt.'F 20 4: rStS -: prime iirsts ~
CHEt.Si,-StronG: 1JIMia
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r.. a,rbrick Making an x-Ray Examination Of the
nnoe With the improved Magnopath;c Skiascope
~ aid to Diagnosis. This and other wonderful
Methods of examination are Free to all who call on
him at the Hotel North Augusta, Me-. Wednesday
and Thursday of each week or before Cct 31st.
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STOCK MARKET REVIEW.
Tie usual "Stocis Review will be
fcand in the Banking news, beginning
CIR page I.
New York Money Market.

cr page I.
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1907-01-16

OF the furs used in. this section 81 the
country are shipped from the Cana
dian northwest where game of all
kinds abounds, and from western
North Dakota, Montana, idaho and
Washington and 1t IL the output Of
these localities that 10 tied up
through the car and motive power
shortage on the railroads.
The M. H. Redick Hide and Fur
company Of the city. one Of the
strongest and Oldest firms in the
United States having directly succeed
ed the Hudson Bay Trading company
in this city many years ago, stated to-
day to the Evening Times representa-
tive that this year was the dullest in
the history of the firm. The company
has something over one thousand furs
and hides on the road from points
west, but for over two months not a
word has Been learned of their
whereabouts. The delay will mean
the total loss Of large number of
these and hundreds of dollars out for
the company.
The result is very discouraging, as
no immediate relief is yet in sight.
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1907-01-16
RESOLUTIONS AD0P.
TED BY NATIONAL
GUARD
State Aid Wanted for the Erec-
ton of Armories for the
Companies.
EFFICIENCY OF SOLDIERS
Need More Money to Take Care
Of Running Expenses Dur
ing Year.
EFFICIENCY OF SOLDIERS

The National Guard adopted import
ant resolutions at Bismarck while in
session. The resolutions are as fol-
lows:
Be it Resolved by the National Guard
Association of North Dakota:
That we hereby extend our thanks
to the members of Company A and
the people of Bismarck generally for
their kind and courteous treatment of
this association during its meeting
here.
Bet 1t Further Resolved, That the
annual state. appropriation for the
maintenance of the guard is, owing to
the increased efficiency required of
the guard and the constant increased
expenses in maintaining the same, in
sufficient and that the annual appro-
priation should be increased;
Be 1t Further Resolved, That mas
much as armories in the exclusive
control of the different companies and
located at the home stations of the
companies are absolutely necessary
for the proper performance of the
duties required of the guard and the
proper care of the property of the
state entrusted to the different COM
panies, that the law providing for the
erection of armories should be amend
ed or re-enacted for the purpose of
providing effective aid in the building
or armories at each of the home
stations,
Be 1t Further Resolved, That owing
to the distances between the different
company stations and the heavy ex-
pense that the guard is under, in
travelling to the different parts of the
state, that suitable laws or regula-
tons should be passed to provide for
the carrying of the members Of the
guard of this state while on duty at
the rate of one cent per mile.
Be it Further Resolved, That the
legislative committee of this associa-
ton use every diligence and honor
able means for the enactment of the
legislation suggested and for the en-
actment of such other effective legis-
lation as may be for the best interests
of the guard.
Be it Further Resolved, That as I'M
der the provisions of the Dick Bill
the state efficiency required by that
bill must be reached by the guard
before the month of January 1908.
That particular attention should be
called to the officers during the COM
ing year and at once to the end that
that efficiency be reached.
Belt Further Resolved, That in our
judgment the affairs of the Office of
adjutant general will, during the next
two years, be conducted in the inter-
ests of the National Guard.
(Signed) Jas. NJ. Hanley,
G. A. Fraser,
A. G. Wilson,
T. H. Thoralson,
I. NJ. Baker.
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1907-01-16

o'Neale. H. L. Wilson. q. ]. Babcock.
and 9. F. Templeton
Press and Publicity-E E. Rora-
,paugh, r. M. Bushee, L. H. Carter, w.
M. Bryant, Robert Francis, A. d. Skin
ner, G. F. Tompkins. w. A. Odell, j.
M. Rysgaard, Edwin Blue, H. e. Ea-
man, Vernon p. squires, o. ]. Barnes.
Halls and Ushers-W. 8. Begg, g.
w. Stewart, A. r. whitehall, H. d.
Church, Louis Campbell, Will o.
Woods, G. H. Howard, Merton De-
Long, ]. F. Boyle, Willard Adams, +.
Lemeter, L. Larson, Oscar A. Olson,
Fred Smith, w. A. Crary, Thomas
Porte, Fred Wilson, Gus Wilson. e.
D. Allen, Louis Schell.
Muscle. H. Stout, Paul Gladstone,
Paul Grifhth, w. E. Fuller, s. NJ. Pease,
W. B. Field, Frank Laird, George Car
penter. F. Jorgenson, Pauline Olson.
These committees will meet Friday
evening in the Y. M. c. A. rooms at 8
o'clock to transact important bust
ness.
Evangelist Hunt is at Syracuse, N.
Y. He is a man of national reputa-
ton, as Is also Singer Davidson.
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1907-01-16
JUDGE TEMPLETON
PERFORMS FIRST
DUTY
Adjourned Court This Morn
ing Until Saturday at 10
O'Clock.
THE CALDER ACTION
Will Come Up for a Hearing
at That Time Qualified
Tuesday.
THE CALDER ACTION

Hon. Charles F. Templeton, Judge
of the district court in the First dis
trict occupied the bench this after
noon for the first time since his ap-
pointment by Governor Burke. The
first official act performed by Judge
Templeton was the adjournment Of
court until 10 o'clock on Saturday
morning, Jan. 10. Court has been adj
journed the last two days by the clerk
of court because of the absence Of a.
judge.
At the adjourned term of court that
will be opened on Saturday several
important matters are to be taken up,
among the number being the Calder
Prindeyille contest case. It is ex-
pected to finally settle the case at that
time.
Judge Templeton was in Fargo yes
terday, occupying the bench in the
district court with Judge Pollock in
the morning. During the sitting Judge
Pollock administered the oath of Of
flee to the visitor.