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The Goldfield news. [volume] (Goldfield, Nev.) 1904-1911, 1907-06-08
Directory of GoldfieId Mining Companies


ooxDx1xD T11AsU1D MNxHe 90.
incorporated under the laws Of Arr
vsIa:. q, f:P SO, zoe SHARES IL ,sSS; par
Principal once. 500 Buiiitt Bldg, Phiia-
delphia; Nevada. agent, H H. Brown.
TonSRsh' Nsy;; io Sc:tien e property.
sisting Of thirteen claimsEgroup No. I.
ur claims, Columbia mountain. adjoin-
ing The Adams. group No .. four
m Hao,%s Gors a1oS Sp No Me- = sf ~. claim. 4 ! p, On
the north side Of Banner mountain
Leasers are now at work on the COM
p' oSs. %P.oD: nd Director. John 9
Doughty. president. Charles j: suplss.
vice president, George O. ThoG son.
secretary n treasurer. oil Of Philndel-
phia. Pa. R. w. Griswcld and Meyer
HoxAWK-ooxD DAn xEAsIHa AHD
INNING CORPORATION.
Incorporated under the laws OF Arr
xona- capitalization 1.000.0 900 shares Of
800 par value each: 100000 shares In
the treasury. Charter perpetual: Re.
serve fund rs per cent of undivided
Principal ofices. room IS Nixon Block.
Goldfeld, Nevada Stock for transfer
should be sent to J. L. Lindsay. Nevada
Bank & Trust company, Goidieid, Ne
vada. Transfer and registration fee rs
cents for each new certificate issued.
The properties are situate1 N
county. Nevada, and consist Of three
leases. The first lease is on the Febru-
ary claim Of the Goldfeld min
ing is 60Ox250 feet, and end
the Combinati N mine on the north.
This lease is developed by. shaft ?o0
feet deep. fully .timbered and with
power hoist installed. The second lease
covers the southern end Of the Gold Bar
estate and is an irregular shaped block
Of ground s00xso0 feet. This lease is
being developed by shaft now about 100
feet deep. The third lease IL on the
southern end of the SPearhead mine
sidelining the Velvet n the Roeeousn.
Contractors are sinking q 250-foot shaft
on his property. Also owns n Iuli
claim of 20 acres in Montezuma called
Doctor I.
The oficers and directors are: d. 7.
Monnette, of Hayes & .Monnette, presi.
George Vickers, vice president n
General J. L. Lindsay, treas
urer; w. X. Robinson, secretary. state
Bank & Trust company. depository.
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xorIcH TO LIHM CLAIMAMTs

Notice Is hereby given that Uscar
have on the 23d day Of May A. d. 1907.
begun suit in the District Court OF the
First Judicial District Of the State OF
Carbonate Mining Company. as defend.
ant, to establish and foreclose a miners
lien against the Carbonate Nos: j, 2, 3:
4 n Planate lode mining claims. and
water rights, privileges. appurtenances
and fixtures thereto belonging, in the
Gold Mountain Mining district, Esmer-
aida County, Nevada All persons claim
ing liens against said property are
hereby notified to be and appear before
said Court on the gath day of June. A.
ID. 1907, and to exhibit then and there
the proof of their said liens
OSCAR DEWITT,
NJ. b. MADDEN,
Plaintiffs.
r. G. wITHERS, Attorney for Plain
t;ers JS-3t
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Location blanks for sale at The News
office.
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the District Court Of the First judo
ial District, Of the state Of Nevada,
in and for the County Of 1smsralda.
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SURVEY NO. ae41

NOTICE OF APPLICATION FoR q. 3
PATENT.
The Goldfield news. [volume] (Goldfield, Nev.) 1904-1911, 1907-06-08

Action brought in the District Court Of
the First Judicial District of the
State of Nevada, in and for the County
in said County OF Esmerafda. in the
office of the Clerk Of said District
Court.
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the District Court Of the First Judi
cial District Of h state Of Nevada,
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roMoPAH : aoLDfrELD \. \. co.

r. G.. wITHERs. Attorney for Plain
tifYs. JS-3t
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COED Ban MINING 90
ANNUAL lUBTx10
WotANa En- U~tookholdNF1

The annual meeting OF the stock
holders Of the Bullfrog Gold Bar Mining
Company has been postponed until June
18th, 1907. This action was found neces-
sary in order to complete his fiscal
wear which terminates at that time.
Oil J. p. LOTUS. Pres.
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Margaret Alice Sorenson. Plaintiff. vs..
Antoine S~oreuson. Defendant.
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In the Matter Of the Estate of d. 8.
Harms, Deceased.
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1907-10-10
Move M6stO KayIOr,

Move m9sto mezi Scotland a
Trip bylo pojmenovano Kaylor.
Neali mesto bylo vymozeno, vedl
Sc houzevnatf BOZ soudnf mezi re-
leznici a TENN jenz o mesto zadali.
Posledni zastupoval mas nadan5
krajan a pravnfk Josef Janousek z
Lesterville ktery pfi vydobyl.
Prodej lotG Sc odb5val We stfedu
tohoto tydne. PoboGni trait jest
temef dohotovena a Lofty vymefe-
ny. PoGita Sc prozatfm asi ma
200 lotI, iez jsou v prodeie. Jeli
koz Sc mnozi pfihlasili ohledne
zapocetf obchodd, mesto ono ma
dobrou vyhlidku zdaru,
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1907-10-10
Umrtf pi. FiIlausOV6.

Opet nam nastal smutnf 1kol
zvestovat umTtf manzelky, vazene
no kraiana. A. ]. Fillause ktera
zemfela pc kratke nemoci minuly
ttvrtek We SVEN domove ma zan9t
Pile, We staff 81 roxy. Pohfeb
zesnule Sc odbtval v sobotu ma
kat. hfbitove V Tabore "a velkeho
dGastenstyf pfatel a znamSch.
Pohfebnf obfady vykonal velp
Bouska.
PAM Filladsova, kter6z "a svo-
body Sc jmenovala Anna Blahova.
Sc narodila v Sedle, kraj Budejo-
vicky V Cechach; do t6to zeme Sc
sv5mi rodi6i pfijela We start "a no
XII, a usadila Sc v tonic okresu
Pc dvou letech Sc provdala "a n.y.
nejsfho m~anzela, A.. J. Fillause.
Byla to hodna a dobra lena, odda-
ma manzelka, a milujicf matka. Ia
nechava zde truchlicfho manzels,
pet synG a dv6 dcery, ktefi zelf je
il pfedGasn6 smrti. Pfipojuiem S
mnohSmi svou hlubokou ~soustrast
pozustalSm nad onou nenahradi-
telnou ztratou.
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1907-10-10

Kdo ma donna piano nebo var.
hany, a nektere Z ieho ditek hra-
ie na takov$ nAstroj, mel by mu
Eaopatfit uejnovejsi sngliekou pr,
sen, kterouE slozil ]. A. Dvofak
ma slova Jos. Janouska, pravnika
y Lesterville. Pissh tuto vydala
hrma The Geo. Jabsrg Music Co.
v Cincinnati. Ohio. a IA vychode
Sc iiz potkala 8 dspechem. Cens
iednoho sesitu ie as cent0. LIE
4 dostzni v dfadovns tohoto listu
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1907-10-10

VypadA to nejak podivne stin
svietov5m mirem, KazjG lem
hulakA Re chce mfr vjeeu5 a phi
tom stavf vzleenS lode q verbuje
voiska as hr0Ea. MAS president
mysli, lie elm vic lodi voiak1 br-
dem NIT, tim s2is 81 zsjistime mfr
Ale j jin5 mccnosti delaii TO sa.
my. To ie podivnf.
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1907-10-10

Nejekon nam nastala zas doba
fut bolu a noviny sou plny toho
iak ten nebo women hraG byl zabi-
tel ma do smrti; jinej zas zmrza-
tenej ma dobro atd., atd. Voby-
eeinymu tlovjeku tn vypada hlou-
pr, celia ia hra, ale prosimich Idle
ky naptet i vzadu, dys to schvalu
jou PAM profesorovs We skolach, a
davajf pffeinu, Re Sc hrou vyvinu
je a mohutnf nejen telo, ale j mo-
eek, a Re STUDENT keff hrajou Sc
lepsf uGf, co name tomu fikat ?
Leckohos tfebas napadne tn jeiich
logiku p~orovnavat, a outrpne Sc
must il zasmat. CT snad je to fpo
fadku ffct, Re dys student ftej d.
vokej bfe Sc zabfje narazf kotrbu
anebo pferazi hnaty, re Sc TUT
No, napfet i vzadu pjekne dekuju
"a tenhle fllosoflckeJ napad,
Telocvik je olrajt, dokud nejni
nebezpetnei. Jakmile zaGfna belt
nebezpecnej, podle my f~ilosofiky
pfestava belt olrajt a proto Sc d.
vim tenn utenejm profesorGm.
Zvostatne je mi to iednc, a proto
vic nefeknu. Nehdo by este moch
ffct, re sem bajecnei hlupak.
Taky sem dostal pozvanf vod
presidenta RGzvelta abych mu po-
moch stfflet nedvedy v Lusiane,
ale nejsem talk p~rastenej abych Sc
dial tenn vobludam sezrat. At 81
stfflf dys chce, ale mje do toho ne
dostane.
Mas professor sevcoviny, Hanzl,
us pc nekolik mjesfcG dial vakace
kopytGm q verpanku, a della pfi
kumpanii mlatiG1. Co nevodmla-
tt rukama, vodmlati hubou a kaz-
DEF 81 no chvali jak je vytrvalej
tam kde Sc pie snad poz. red.
Povfdal mi Re ftomhle ohledu Sc
mu nepostavf ami Gtyff mladfci.
Tuhle We Virzinii soudili jedno
no pro vrazdu, a soudni pfeliGeni
bylo tax zajfmavS, re pan ssudce
usnul. Serif no vopatrne zbudil,
ale rameno spravedlnosti usnul
zas. Tu advokati vobouch stran
Sc rozhodli Re p~felfceni must Sc cd
bejvat i dyby tam dali budf6ek.
Panu soudcovi Sc zkrz to nemuze
stat mic, protoze je svrchovanym
pdnem pfi soudu, "a to ale dyby
nekdo neposleh jeho pfi soudu m1
ze no poslat beze fsech cavikn do
chladku. ia myslim Re by tako-
vel nedbalci mjel belt "a to potres
tanei, zrovna tax dobfe jake kaz-
del jinei. Sine fsichni sobje row
nj, a jesli soudce je alta a omega v
soudnf sfnf, piece, dys Sc nepof6d
ne sam chova, miel belt trestanej.
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1907-10-10

Jan Homer q Josef aala Sc vra.
till Q Roberts okresu v poudeIi,
kdez byli ohledns vyhlidnuti po-
zemku. HAla koupil kus pozem.
ku, kterf ma b5t velmi dobry.
Homer sas byl dojat kIasou one
krsiiny. be phi pobledu ma NJ, uue-
sen vuitfnim pohnuti avolsl:
"Aita. zde sIotiti chci kosti sye"l
avsak . finanenich ohlsda musel
se spokojit ienom . rohledem.
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1907-10-10
Pan Chladek PrOmOtOVan.

Phi schulz direktori Security
banky v Tyndall jenz Sc odb5vala
pfedminulou sobotu, pan Frank
Chladek byl zvolen kasfrem, ma
zemfeleho Josefa zftky.
Pan Chladek je zde pfizniv9 zndml
a jezto zastdval mfsto v5pomocnt
no kasfra 70 tfi roxy a dobfe obez
namen S timto dfsdem, direktofi
nemohli lepe vyvolit. e.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-09-01

Il thought So. saws Aunt Isabella. Then per
haps YOU know a niece of his. Margaret Whaley?'
| didn't: but I'd heard OF her She's Terence
Whaley'S girl that come over from Sklbbereen four
or five years back, after starvin to death one
wet season when the potato crop was 50 bad Well,
il seems Maggie has worked a couple OF years for
Aunt Isabella as kitchen girl. Then she's got am
bilious quit service and got fatwork job IN a
hand HANDKERCHIEF per, fourteen hours day,
Saturday sixteen
didn't tumble why all this was worth chinnin'
about until Aunt Isabella reminds that she 5
president and board of directors Of the Lady Pot
kind that spends her time trvn organize study
classes for hired girls who have different plans for
spendin' their Thursday afternoons off
Seems that Aunt Isabella has been keepin special
tabs on Maggie calm at the laundry 10 give her
good advice. and leaVIn her books t. read-WhIch
got a tintvpe Of her rcadin'. not.-and otherwise
dom the uplIftin act aCCordIn to rule But along
in the early summer Maggie had quit the laundry
without consultin' the old girl about It. Aunt
Isabella kept on the trail. though. run down her
last boardn place. and begun wrltln her what She
called helpful letters. She kept this up until
she was handed the ungratefl jolt he last letter
come back to her with a few remarks scrubbed
across the face. indcatin that readn such stun
gave Maggie a pain IN the small of her back But
the worst ii all was, aCCordln to Aunt Isabella,
that Maggie was in Coney Island.
Think of il 80 saws She. That poor, innocent
girl living IN that dreadiully wicked place. l~n I
Il terrible,
Oh | don't know" saws / " Il all depends
Hey, says the old girl. " " hit SAY
Ever try t. carry on a debate through SILVER
salt shaker: 1t the limit, Ih'nhn It would he
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-09-01

~ --, was tell,n' YOU: All gwan' Them
shore press agents Is tull OF fred eels Dis
~ Z--.- nstaln, Them folks | has with me was
the r = -nings The Rev Doc. Akehead: Not
nucl That was my little old Bishop And 1t
wan ..r slu,nrlin party at all II was just
ht-le ..-..i Il mercy that got switched.
l. ..- his way The Bishop. he shows up At
the -..-. tpr his reg lar medicine ball work, that
I'm ----- HIM SOS he can keep his equator from
gert.,. best OF his longitude. That all on the
que. though It's somethIn | amt putin on
the ta .--r board. lncudIn in my list OF refer
enles .r ie--tard:
w. I've has had our half-hour session and the
Blsn.- las -.Sr made break for the cold shower
aui The --e~s.n room, while | m preparln TO shed
my v..- clothes for the afternoon: when IN
r.-s >a-v Joe closn the gym. door behind HIM
Tea. ~s-- md mysterious
Sh.---. saws he n that hoarse whisper he gets
on vher he's excited. 'she's-shes come"
"Nl..- come: says l.
.S-~-s-l," SAYS he, wavin' his hands. It the
old girl. md she's got gun"
Al. ---.' says / Come out Of the trance
W.T. ..- -rrl. And what about the gun"
N.r.- u ve never seen Swiftly when he 5 real
stirred --, He wears q corrugated brow. and his
lrae- -.r sngs loose, leavIn the Mammoth Cave
VI5e open. nd his eyes bug out Ike shoe buttons
H. ---- come faster than he separate him.
sell --.-- -.e words: Il 5 hard gettIn At Just
v...- -- means u say. But near as | can come
l. 4 there WIDE female party waltln out N the
from .e y me. with blood IN her eve and self
lg.--- section of The unw-ltten law IN her fist.
J..--. I knows right of there must be some mis-
-aa- else T. ; q case OF dope. and | SAYS 50 But
Sn.--- -- plumb sure She knew who She was aslun
t.- a..- She calls for me. and bcgs not 70 g
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-09-01
By SEWELL FORD
Drawings by F. Naux Wilson

of these pepper box affairs. and | didn' t
much wonder that Swiftly took it for
a gun.
Are YOU Professor McCabe?" says
she
Sure" | hollers; and Swiftly, not
loollin for such strenuous conversation,
goes up in the air about two feet.
Il beg pardon" says the old girl /;
hut will you kindly speak into the
audiphone,
So l steps up closer, forgettin' that
still has the clutch on Swiftly, and drags
him along.
Abr. chee!" says Swiftly. This
amt no brother act, IS it j:
With that lets him 60, and me and
Aunt Isabella gets down to business.
was lookin for some tale about
Purdy-you know. the one that had
the half brother we shunted back to
Bombazoula' But il looks like this
was a new deal; for she opens up by
askin' if | knew party by the name
OF Dennis Whaley.
DO l." SAYS |, I've known
Dennis ever since | can remember
KNOWN anybody. He's runnin' my
place out to Primrose Park now"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-09-01

I
E-- a- nobody" SAYS l. ) pose
v---- -l-rE gettln into the papers. II
q Lid. Ba-E8use has strayed in here, we
-.- .. -... lrr out as quiet as possible.
ST. .- shoot + we rush her. Come on
] -- say ~ Swiftly Joe that, while he
AMI -- any TOO much sense, there ; no
o...- ---e.5 IN him When | pulls open
-.- -- door and gives the word, we
wen through neck and neck.
-..E ou- he wells, and ! sees him
grab at the arm Of q broad
t-.-..5 Old party, all done up nicely IN
e. and white lace
--- -sy, / 5 lucky | got good mem y
El-s. for # / hadn't seen right away
Pu-dv Bigh 5 Aunt Isabella, and
-.- gun was nothin' but her silver
l-- lube. We might have been tryin
.s-.a,n i 10 her Vet. As i Is. m
-.- near enough 10 make a sHlpe Tor
-.-.vs night hand with my left, and |
jerks ms paw back Just as she turns around
"a Igokcn aur Of the window and gels
..- lamps GA Us. Say, we must have
Eed like a pair OF batty ones, standln
-.a-e aold.n' hands and starin' Al her,
-.-- II seems that folks as deaf as she Is
..-- easy surprised. All She does : feel
and for her gold eve glasses with one
hand and II the silver hear1n machine
Q -er OF car With the other. Its one
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1907-06-08

Al communications Intended for Publication
bould he semi 90 ~ - rosch Is b. Wsdnesiay
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1907-06-08
EDNA NAY

Syracuse. She came to New York to
study for the stage. Her initial ap-
pearance was in Santa Maria" an
opera produced at Hammerstein's.
Her frst great hit was as the Saliva
ton Army girl In The Belle OF New
York" When this play was trans
fsrred from New York 70 London all
England went crazy over the demure
American actress. and her future sue
cess was assured She has since
played I'm such productions as The
Casino Girl" "The Girl From Up
There" AN American Beauty"
Three Little Maids" The School
Girl' and The Catch or the Season"
In both New York and London. Very
popular with American theater goers.
she was the reigning favorite in Lon
don for years
Lewiston is about twenty-five years
OF age aud Is graduate OF Harvard.
Since his graduation he has spent his
time largely In travelling. He is a
multimilMonalre.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1907-06-08

men.
II had been the intention OF Mayor
Mcclellan himself to preside at the
hearing, but acting upon the advice OF
the corporation counsel that II would
be illegal FOR him TO do SO he designat-
ed President MCGOWAN to sit in his
stead. The recount bin has already
been passed by both branches OF the
state Legislature and now awaits only
the signatures o. Mayor Mcclellan and
Governor Hughes. should the mayor
decide 10 exercise his veto power the
measure viii be sent hack 10 the legls-
lature and then n repassed It viii go
TO the governor for his signature.
Each side was allowed one and one
half hours for arguments. and the
speakers awaited. themselves Of the full
time. William NJ. WINS. the Repub-
lican candidate for mayor In the dis
puted election. was the principal
speaker in favor OF the measure. Mr..
WINS said he favored the bin entirely
as DISTINGUISHED person. Whatever
else the election may have dstermin-
ed said he 1T determined quite de-
ciSively that ! have no title TO the Of
nee. But / am here I'm behalf OF the
$4,000 electors who voted for me and
in behalf Of the 225.0CO who voted for
Mr.. Hearst. majority OF at least
$4,000 of the citizens OF the Greater
New York who favor the enactment
Of the law you now have under con
sideration."
Rev. DR. Lyman Abbott. who spoke
In opposition. said that while all his
personal prejudices would make him
favor the measure. he felt compelled
to 20 on record against IT, He regard
ed the bill as false in principle. dan
gerous as a precedent and vicious in
its details. DR. Abbott said IL would
be undemocratiC. unrepublican and IN
just and would establish dangerous
precedent 10 allow candidate who
has wealth and prestige TO recanvass
the vote. lie believed also that Il
would be periious 10 the peace aud
welfare OF the community.
District Attorney Jerome was not
able 90 attend the hearing but be sent
a letter recording an emphatic protest
against the acceptance by the city OF
the bin. which he declared to be. IN
his opinion. vicious from every point
OF view
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1907-06-08
BOLT HIT BALLOON.
Victor Emmanuel and Helena wit
messed Explosion % Great Bag.

hAttor emmanuel ana hrkcu0 WIZ
messed Explosion Of Great Bag.
ROME. June "a tragic incident
took place here yesterday during re-
view of the troops hy king Victor En-
manuel and Queen Helena.
AS part OF the maneuvers military
balloon was sent up 10 a height Of 700
feet, with Captain UllivelH in the car.
storm which had been coming up
burst suddenly. and the thousands Of
spectators were Mortified 10 see a cash
Of lightning strike The gas bag. There
was an enormous burst of flame and n
terrific defamation. and the collapsed
balloon. with It's dangling car. fell to
the earth over q mile from the scene
Of the review.
Crowds Of persons. afoot and in au-
tomobiles and other conveysnces. rush
ed I'm the direction whore the balloon
had fallen. Captain Uilivell was
found alive. but died without regaining
consciousness. Later King Victor En-
manuel visited the relatives OF the dead
man.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1907-06-08

ALBANY. n. Y. June "a sweep
to take the place OF that OF last year
recently declared unconstitutional by
the count OF appeals was adopted as a
party measure by the Republican mem
bsrs OF the senate A bill embodying
the plan will be Introduced in both
houses today. 1t Is expected that the
governor viii send an emergency
message" 10 both houses TO obviate the
necessity OF its lying on the members
desks in final printed form before pas
sage for three legislative days.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1907-06-08

MOUNT VERNON. y. y. June e.
In what the polio believe was a dyna-
mite outrage. Nr>. Eliza Maroney and
her dauEhtcr-iu-Jw. Mrs. Mary Ma
roney. were possibly fatally injured
az their home her,. The women were
In the kitchen vlan che stove explod-
ed. setting fire g. tsp room. Tho stove
was completely wrecked by the explO-
sion. Mrs. Mormsey. the mother. was
at work len the Kitchen when stranger
ran in. dropped q package into the coal
stove and then fcl before she got a
good look 600 him. Almost Immediately
the explosion came.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1907-06-08

Published every estaartav by JoHN MTrCH Kill.
JR-, al 81 North sth Street, Richmond Va
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1907-06-08

FLOUR-Dull and barely steady: Mime
Ias5aS 10: winter straiEhts. si.ssa45o: win
RYE FLOTR~Firm: fair to good. s47s
Q6; choice 60 fancy. S10a5.fo.
WHEAT-ln response 10 weak cables a
hearish ohio state report and more favor
able weather at homo and abroad wheat
broke about cents a bushol: July. 81 .O2s,
Hi9t; september Ho3ulosis; December.
.rALLow-steady: city. Sac: country.
.HAY--steady; shipping. soasso; good to
sTRAw-S Steady at 70c
BEANs-kfrm: marrow Is; medium.
81 80 peas, N.&; red kidney $3.50
HOPS-Cuiet, state. common TO choice.
1870, Ia Ice 1915. tiap5c.; Pacific coast.
1895. Sole 1905. 60Sc.
WOOl-SteadS domestic fleece. 320Ssc.
24isG25c (Acrcantile Exchange. oficfai
quotation. extras. sic); flrsts. 23ff24c.: sec
onds, 2oue2c thirds. l9c. state dairy tubs,
fancy. 1lc.' good 20 prime, 81 23c.. com
mon 10 fancy. l9uuc.
CHEEsE-New. state. full cream. color
ed and white. large and small. best. lls4c
fair 20 good. les, fiii@c. inferior. 7@,Q9Nc
light skins. si5c. half skins. best. s.
size. part skins. prime. 6.k,41c.; fair 20
good. Soc; common. 2itG4iac. full skins
EGGs-state. Pennsylvania and nearby
selected white. fancy. l9c. choice, ISL
lS1ac, brown and mixed extra. lSc.: frsts
TO extra nrsts. Nuliiac., western selected
storage packings. lsQlTh4c.; northerly sec
firsts. i6al6Ac dirties. laGi5c: checks. /;
Nl3c
POTATOES - Steady and In fair de-
mand: choice per bushel, S3USSc.. fair "a
good, do. 75lSl
LIVE POCLTRY-Quie fowls easier
fowls I5c old ROSTERS. l0ulOi4c.: spring
chickens 21d3.c.: ducks. old. 12dl3c., do
spring. I6fl6c
DRESSED POULTRY -- Firm and IN
good demand. fresh killed fowls choice
16c; do. fair 20 good. l5sll5isc.: old rOost-
ers. lie. nearby brOilers. S5N3sc.: west.
ern, do. g Sc
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1907-06-08
French maritime ssrI.s nnd..

PARIS. June 1.-The extended strike
Of the seamSn has virtually come TO an
end with the equalization OF the strik-
ers. who are expected to resume work
at the home and colonial ports today.
Captain Lapeyre. one OF tho strikers
delegates, conveyed this information
70 Minister OF Marine Thomson at
late hour last night The firm attitude
OF the minister and his promise that no
penalties would be inflicted apparently
convinced the strikers that IL would be
wise to accept the governments pro-
poSal
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1907-06-08
FIIet Lace Trimming.

A blue linen gown has a trimming
OF very heavy flet lace in the open
square design This serves as an in
sertion in the skirt. heading a wide
tuck which comes about the height of
the knee. The bodice opens In a deep
v-shape which extends to the waist
line. This is filled in with a guimpe
OF the filet lace drawn plain over silk
and strapped with tiny. inch long
straps of dull green and darker blue
set In geometric design. The hat Is
OF blue chip with stitf wings OF green
and a stunning ribbon bow