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New-York tribune., 1907-05-23

the important bull factors OF the day was report
suffering high temperatures ana
a serious showers predicted would Do
unable relieve unless heavier than looked
Southwest heavy buyer
time this out IL consderhoe en-
phass prices record levels Inc featuie
cable strength OF Continental
another heavy OF csrgoes OF coast tiv-
erpoo II. higher. although not at best
point day. while Berlin 29Sa marks hignsf
An 23 points at Budapest was credited TO
light offerings Private cables said reports
western Russia indicated hot and dry conditions The me
disqueting from Wall Street times during tne
day had something to do with the frequent weak spots
which the market Exporters bought lo loads
Of wheat at about l6c under New York July Flnal
in New owing sharp late decline In the
market. @sc lower SC net higher No req
Northern Duluth. 81 IN and No hard winter 81 lOs
lower. higher May. owing TO a
of the close showed NC net advance
against decline izc months at chicago
The weakness influenced by increased country offer
ings from Illinois favorable weather conditions
There considerable sale at times during the
day, and not outside interest as or Iuesuay
Liverpool closed Ia I'D higher No corn here was
quoted Gj2c elevator and Gle ahoat No white
64c, No > yellow. Sic f o anoat OATS There
early advance the market unfaVorable crop
but II brought unloading, under whcE
prices brove bush, closing little UP rom the
lowest. The cash higher. nevertheless
closing follows: Mixed 26 to 30 ID. 4SDc: naturs
white, 30 to 33 n. 5Oi@G5l2c. and clipped white. 10 20
40 n. 6lQ5Gc. RYE-Market strong; No western.
S2d SO, nominal + Buffalo.
New-York tribune., 1907-05-23
CHANGES IN ERIE BOARD.

At the monthly meeting yesterday of the direc-
tors OF the Erie Railroad Company the resieua
lions Of J. J. Hill and D. O. Mills which had been
before the board some time were accepted To fiji
these vacancies James n. HILL vice-president of
f.1e Northern Pacific. and Ogden Mills were elected
..r f5ili was also elected member of the execu-
tive committee, to fill the vacancy caused by the
death OF Samuel Spencer.
New-York tribune., 1907-05-23
LEASE THE GARFIELD.

The B-lWiley Company leased the Garneld a
seven story elevator apartment house. Nos S3s
West 66h st. plot 50x1O0 feet almost directl :,
opposite the new building Young Mems Chris
nhn association and the Church of ST Tim
o.nS lor a long term OF years.
OF about st6o.000 for he
The same brokers propertv the
investment " ~ 4NfN' - ''
- ne lessees expect to alter building mod
suited for such improvement
New-York tribune., 1907-05-23
LARGE CONNECTICUT TRACT SOLD.

Edgar Curtis have sold the Armstrong property on
fhe Beoford Road, about half way between Bedford
sno hioseheld Conn, consisting OF about ZOO acres
me ane purchaser VIII make extensive improvements
9ylns The present house in the he prouartv
!" one Of the most attractive n the section
New-York tribune., 1907-05-23
GETS SITE FOR APARTMENT HOUSES.

= L Mordecai & Son tInc.) for the
healv Mortgage Company and Messrs- Heilner & Wolf
the i've lots situated side OF Goth ST o25
Ieet west OF West End the Realty
Psny which VIII improve the premises erection
oI tnTee SIX story apartment houses each
New-York tribune., 1907-05-23

Receipts brcadstufrs interior points in thousands
as ass follows h5ys ''''S '' omitted '0'' 'O'S gram '''
ba S @ so' sn ssns of of sgoS sss 10. n anS n
futures tls5. Locally the market dull but con
for delivery on spot spot quoted 5Oq44c
G@rPGE was love- in London with aS Spot o declining Is M %
M S more or less - nominal on IN Th 3 nS iaHs 9u9is a.
225oa22 75c LEAD was unchanged at 6ad 9So In The the
s a G Io ani at 81, 5' rs "a % in IN InGon but was nn
charged AT 6ioqa5oc locally, IRON was lower IN in the
Was Unclaimed No foundry Northern is quoted at
foundry $26a$26 so No foundry South
the Produce Exchange was unchanged and featureess
@ Sea sPf b M ans and on Ja So 50 5 S
Ausus $22 b.d September S2lgS25 SO and October so
MoLAssEs AND sYRUFs-rhe market showed firm
iopL.ag Way s;rars were steady Unchanged QUO,
Si2n & lS-I & fair - Iaae god y 81; prime P go, goo
en laa14 & G 5a S:'! god sS2oc prime 2os2s
OILS cqt,9nseel oil gained additional strength to
and s9eenatye demand sPot SOD at Sc &c S@les 100
44.tg45sc and 200 Decemher 42,.q42'ec Refined
rRoLEIM standard White bbls 2oc: bulk ! 75c Phi
adclphia si5c: bulk, ) zoe: refined cases, New York
bts lc2oc. bulk 610c Fhiielelpha lol5o; bulk zoe
water White; cases New YORK 3d5e; thiladelphia
- s7S i 5s5G., sep,en5et 6q;,e 6,,Sbrr
-2052a,c November. 45845 i4c. December.
n yellow. May. 53aaGc. good or summer vel
,eIor 5ea6lc i.INsEED oiIl~American seed. city
raw 44q45c, out-of town raw. +3a44c; Calcutta raw,
PRoVIsIoNs- Opening prices were highest in this
and more or less less bear pressure due 20 western re-
{p9 % % ,,r,.r ~ upe,,""s ,,h, ,a,'
cago receipts 5000 estimated Tor Thursday. p 900
sieady, quoted Ness sI7 75asIs so. family. So
Mess 81 5oaSIo, family. $l4gsI+ so. packet. sIl q
81 50; extra India mess $22g$23 BEEF HAMS
dc. pigs -. T9a.c cCT MEArs|Pickied beiIie-
- No. 19a. 1IS, Picked hams steady, quoted: u .
CO. a6sc. LARD easy, quoted Middle western prime
hned lard easy; quoted. South America 100
cont.4ent 9e5G Brazil ~ kegs III II e5c Compound nrn
HYE-Thc market showed considerable nruness
with prices unchanged however although offerings Of
strictly desirable grades were moderate Quotations
3. g4isc. choice heads. ~ a5tc. fancy heads 81
& Patna e Renseoa in Ia1aS s5nS asme'c
sUGAR-Renned sugar wns Arm and quite active in
Prices unchanged The following list prices sub
ject 70 " rebate Of 10 points and discount OF
tablets zoe cut loaf and crushed 17oc mould A.
3-b bags powdered and Eagle confectionery granu-
lated 5@oc, powdered coarse powdered and fruit
6.!oc Eagle 2h cartons OF fine sranulated. zoe
zoe ION bags do 515ct a5 and 5orh 10 bs 0ss 90 do
. o7c Ease ilne or standard granulated and diamond
s. 4.75c 40 = : 7oc; No .. 4o5c: No g soc; No /
43oc No H. 425c; No II. 4 2oc Nos IL is and 10
Z l3c There was some business. amounting TO about
test. landed terms. less nghterage wharfage
302c centrifugal ss75c for 50 ess
mSSoyado ana Si2'c for So test moasses sugar. The
Meetings. at United states four ports week were
Al 600 last year. Receipts the ports were 05 9sa
tons compared with 4GG9l last week 80 500 a
1856 4G' last week and 3G57 70s year ago
New-York tribune., 1907-05-23
ADDS TO HIS WEST SIDE PLOT.

The Westcott estate has sold lot s5x11 sx irreEu-
lar the side Riverside Drive adjoining tse
northeast corner Of 99d 70 Samuel G Bayne who
no" controls plot 57.7x97. 1ox5O sx1252 feet.
New-York tribune., 1907-05-23
FAvoRs TAXING AUcTloNEERs.

A public hearing was held yesterday bS Mayor Nc
clesn on the bill 10 charge estate auctoneers
lioenee Zee OF 300 James L. Wells said real
sac men we're opposed to the bill The Mayor said
De thought the only good objection could be raised
essinst the bill was that the too small
New-York tribune., 1907-05-23

DRosPECT HOUSE AND TEN COTTAGES n, ,x
Il Bomoseen. in the Green Mountains. For bookiet a.
dress H. b. ELLIS. Castleton Vermont
New-York tribune., 1907-05-23
RED SWAN INN


SEND FOR OUR ILLUSTRAI
- AND BOARDING HOUSE
ERS THE ENTIRE SUMMER
BY NAIL &C POSTAGE. REAL
New-York tribune., 1907-05-23

ED SUMMER HOTEL
ADVERTISER. COW
RESORT DISTRICT
ESTATE 8 BULOEH
n. y
The Winslow mail., 1907-08-31
LOCHL NEWS

A new kind of railroad pass
has been discovered on the coast
lines between here and Albuquer-
que. A coon, carrying a six
shooter in each hand, demands
that the tra1nmen permit him to
ride, and the boys never fail to
recognize the pass. Mr.. Coon
passed through Gallup lombard
ing the town with his artillery.
Indignant citizens responded to
the salutations, but no serious
results were caused by the battle.
The latest reports state that he
is still journeying, unmolested, i,
toward the Sunny South.
The Winslow mail., 1907-08-31

w. G. Kelly, DR.. Hathaway
and another gentleman came in
last night from W1nslow and de-
parted this morning to Cerbat,
where they are interested in a
number of mining claims. 1t is
reported that one of their mining
claims was jumped some time
ago, but as they have done all
their assessment work they have
no fear Of losing the property.
The gentlemen have been inter
ested in the county the past four
years and have done a great deal
of work.-Kingman Miner.
The Winslow mail., 1907-08-31

The additional assessment of
4Oc on each 500 worth of prop
erty within the limits of the Win
slow school district is for the
payment of school bonds that
will fall due in the early part of
next year. The amount of funds
IN the treasury for the payment
of the bonds was found to be in
sufficient, consequently the extra
levy was deemed necessary by
the Board of Supervisors.
The Winslow mail., 1907-08-31

Rev. Father P. H. Mcdonald,
president of St. Vincent's College
at Los Angeles, was here Mon
day booking students for that
institution of learning.
The Winslow mail., 1907-08-31

DR.. Waite, the Winslow dentist,
is in St. Johns for a few days,
stopping at the Barth Hotel.
He is accompanied by his wife
St. Johns Herald.
The Winslow mail., 1907-08-31

Superintendent Gibson and the
heads of the various railroad de
partments having headquarters
here, composed party that Wis
tied Adamana Tuesday to in
spect the recent ravages of the
PiO PuercO, which has cut new
channel too near the railroad
tracks to be comfortable for the
latter. Unless some steps are
taken Immediately, the town Of
Adamana is in great danger of
by washed out of existence by a
river In a country where fiction
informs us that 1t never rains.
The Winslow mail., 1907-08-31

The Winslow base ball team
leaves today for Prescott to play
a couple of games with the team
of the latter city. These games
will be for blood.
The Winslow mail., 1907-08-31

c. Hess, Jr., of Holbrook, for
merly in the drug store business
there, but now one of Northern
Arlzona's sheep barons, was in
Winslow last Saturday.
The Winslow mail., 1907-08-31

The race question was discus
sed in Judge Films court Mon
day Several white and colored
children living in the same neigh
borhood had been quarrelling a
great deal and one of the cOlored
children were arrested. After
hearing the evidence ana inquir-
ing into the facts, the Judge gave
both sides some sound advice
and admonishing them to mind
their own business, he discharged
them.
The Winslow mail., 1907-08-31

The railroad company's pump
house at Adamana is now on an
island all by itself, and as the
raging Rio Puerco forblds any
one to cross its muddy stream,
the pumping station is useless for
its intended purpose. The pum-
per in charge did not remain on
the sandy shores of the island to
be Monarch of all he surveyed" !"
The Winslow mail., 1907-08-31

Tuesday night there was con-
iderablecommotion in the streets
as the results of fast horseback
riding, and it is a wonder that
several persons were not serious
ly injured or killed outright. Late
ly there has been entirely too much
tearing through the streets on a
hard run for the safety of pedes-
trians. Any future repetitions of
this fast riding or driving in the
streets will be prosecuted accord
ing to law. To insure the safety
of the public it must be stopped.
Further news from Adamana
states that the Forest Hotel has
been closed; residents have all
moved to high ground; the rail
road company is preparing to
change the river back in its old
channel; the pumping station is
useless, compelling the company
to haul water to Adamana from
Pinta; the Malpais Ranch and
Trading Company has suspend
ed the construction of their curio
store, which is about one third
completed.
The Winslow mail., 1907-08-31

Sheriff Joseph F. Woods, the
genial preserver Of the peace in
Navajo County, spent several
days among his Winslow consti-
tuency last week.
The Winslow mail., 1907-08-31

County Supervisor Q. R. Gard
ner, of Woodruff, and wife were
in the city last Saturday. Mrs.
Gardner received medical atten-
ton for neuralgia while here.
The Winslow mail., 1907-08-31

Mr.. and Mrs. ]. c. Richardson
have settled in Winslow, which
will be their future home.
The Winslow mail., 1907-08-31

7. Willard Bazell returned last
Saturday from Kentucky where
he has been attending a medical
college, and is again behind the
counter in Gillard's drug store.
The Winslow mail., 1907-08-31

Frank Kethum lett yesterday
afternoon for the Grand Canyon
where he has q wood hauling
contract for the railroad. Frank
is now a tull-fedged railroad con-
tractor.
The Winslow mail., 1907-08-31

Operator Jack Coffman return
ed last week from a trip east.
The Winslow mail., 1907-08-31

DR.. George P. Sampson is in
Prescott transacting business of
Importance. The doctor, who is
always in a hurry, is pushing the
health resort project rapidly on
toward the acme Of perfection.
The Winslow mail., 1907-08-31

Mrs. James Reed Thompson
and son, Melbourne DeLacey
Thompson, departed Sunday
evening for their old home at
Grand Rapids, Mich, for an ex-
tended visit with relatives and
friends.
The Winslow mail., 1907-08-31
Blessed be the booster; he shall inherit both the
terrestrial and the celestial soft snap-Bill Barlow

Pete Slaughter, an old timer in
Arizona and one OF the largest
cattle raisers of Apache County,
spent several days in Winslow
last week after delivering large
bunch of beef steers to Babbitt
Brothers, of Flagstaff. Mr..
Slaughter states that this is one
of the banner years for cattle
men.
Father Connolly was here
Monday from Flagstaff. He will
return to Winslow Sunday to
remain permanently, as Father
Vabre, during whose. absence he
has been in charge of the parish,
has returned from his trip to
France.
Ed West, who worked here
some weeks ago, stole horse
and saddle from Bill Balcolm,
who employed him, and hiked to
tall timber. SO far he has not
been apprehended, but undoubt-
edlv will be in the course of a few
days.
The Arizona Hassayampa Club
of Los Angeles will hold its an
nual reunion in Los Angeles, Sep
tember 10Th and 18th. There
will be a good time for all pres
ent and ArizOnians are invited
to participate in the festivities.
Mr.. and Mrs. Riley Walcott
and son, Everett, returned from
a visit with Mrs. WalcOtt's sis
ter in Albuquerque Monday
Everett left on No. 2 Wednesday
night for Topeka, Kansas, to at
tend high school.
The Winslow mail., 1907-08-31

The trains were delayed this
week several times on account of
soft track on the second district.
A couple of big freight engines
have been wallOwing around IN
the mud, having been caught in
waShOutS.
The Winslow mail., 1907-08-31

Importance. he doctor, VINO IS
always in a hurry, is pushing the
health resort project rapidly on
toward the acme Of perfection.
Frank Kethum LETT yesterday
afternoon for the Grand Canyon
where he has a wood hauling
contract for the railroad. Frank
is now a tull-fedged railroad con-
tractor.
T. Willard Bazell returned last
Saturday from Kentucky where
he has been attending a medical
college, and is again behind the
counter in Gillard's drug store.
County Supervisor Q R. Gard
ner, of Woodruff, and wife were
in the city last Saturday. Mrs.
Gardner received medical atten-
ton for neuralgia while here.
c. Hess, Jr., of Holbrook, for
merly in the drug store business
there, but now one of Northern
Ar1zona's sheep barons, was in
Winslow last Saturday.
Rev. Father P. H. Mcdonald,
president of St. Vincent's College
at Los Angeles, was here Mon
day booking students for that
institution of learning.
DR.. Waite, the WinslOw dentist,
is in ST. Johns for a few days,
stopping at the Barth Hotel.
He is accompanied by his wife
St. Johns Herald.
The Winslow base ball team
leaves today for Prescott to play
couple of games with the team
of the latter city. These games
will be for blood
Sheriff Joseph F. Woods, the
genial preserver of the peace in
Navajo County, spent several
days among his Winslow constl-
tuencv last week.
William Daze, Jr,, has resigned
his position as delivery boy for
the Babbitt meat market. His
place was taken by Alfonso Dun
kiln.
Mrs. n. H. Sipe returned home
from Ash Fork last Friday, where
she has been visiting Mr.. Sipe,
who is engineer on the mountain.
Miss Agnes Walsh, clerk in the
office of Agent Holmes, visited
friends in Albuquerque last week.
The local schools will open up
on Monday, September 9th.
The Winslow mail., 1907-08-31

DR.. and Mrs. F. H. Waite and
daughter, Mildred, returned last
Saturday afternoon from a hunt
ing and fishing trip in the White
Mountains. They made the entire
trip of over two hundred miles
overland.
The Winslow mail., 1907-08-31

]. A. Root, accompanied by his
wife and child, were here last
Friday from Navajo to have the
little one receive medical aid for
blood poisoning. Mr. Root has
been manager of the Malpais
Ranch and Trading Company S
store at Navajo, but has just en-
gagged in business for himself,
having purchased an Indian
trading store. at Chambers, SIX
miles east of Navajo. Mr.. Root
is well known among the rail
road boys here, as he was form
erly in the telegraph service.
The Winslow mail., 1907-08-31

William Daze, Jr., has resigned
his position as delivery boy for
the Babbitt meat market. His
place was taken by Alfonso Dun
kiln
The Winslow mail., 1907-08-31

Miss Agnes Walsh, clerk in the
office Of Agent Holmes, visited
friends in Albuquerque last week.
The Winslow mail., 1907-08-31

Mrs. N. H. Sipe returned home
from Ash Fork last Friday, where
she has been visiting Mr.. Sipe,
who is engineer on the mountain.
The Winslow mail., 1907-08-31

The local schools will open up
on Monday, September 9th.
The Brandon news. (Brandon, Miss.) 1892-1961, 1907-06-06

commissioners to view and Law out
said road.
Report Of Estrays w. W. Robeson.
coroner, filed his report Of estrays
sold, and the board, after . careful
examination Of said report, showing
that said estrays brought the sum Of
$l5.6O on motion the board allowed
ont OF said amount $5 90 to the COR
oner, 81 to the constable and $5 to
the takers up Of said estrays.
Road Overseers Appointed Or
dered that Joe Tucker be appointed
overseer Of road No. 46, beat 1, from
II. NJ. fuckers to intersect the river
road in front of S. D. Wards, with
the hands on said Joe Tucker's place,
and all others not otherwise mention
ed.
Following account allowed:
Elbert Gates, cutting ditch----$4 90
The account Of Stnbblefeld s. Oorley
for building bridges on Steen's Greek
road, was continued for further in
vestigation.
Usual fees to officers and members
allowed for mileage and two days
Board adjourned.
The Brandon news. (Brandon, Miss.) 1892-1961, 1907-06-06
Notice.

AS chairman of the democratic
executive committee of Rankin county,
] am authorized to call upon each
candidate for Office, who desires his
name put on the democratic tick ct,
for the amount OF his assessment as
fixed by the said committee, towit:
All state candidates, including can
didates for the United States senate,
district and county candidates, So; all
beat officers, 81. This must be paid
on or before the 10Th day Of July,
when the ticket will be made up.
Send your assessment to the under
signed, as chairman.
Respectfully,
PAT HENRY,
Oh m. Dem. Ex. Com. Rankin Coan ty.
The Brandon news. (Brandon, Miss.) 1892-1961, 1907-06-06

fishing pole who enjoys the balmy
evening breezes fighting mosquitoes
by the still waters Of our lakes, while
old masseur and the plantation bosses
predict from gloomy countenanoe
that the crop this year is forever and
eternally ruined
Scarcity of labor also adds to the
seriousness of the situation, and that
which is obtainable is not of the
choicest nature and is pretty high,
being worth from one dollar to one
dollar and half per day and board.
Notwithstanding all this and while
its the first of June with cotton still
being planted and replanted, and it
being pretty generally conceded that
the glorious fourth will by many be
celebrated with chopping the latest
paintings, yet the most optimistic say
that if the remainder of the season is
favorable, that the average crop will
be made, for cotton has been known
to produce bale per acre planted here
as late as June 10th, and even later,
and at the present on majority of
the acreage there is already stand
ready to be worked out. So again
would intimate to the boys back in
Rankin beware and continue your
past success and prosperity with
diversified planting.
The season heretofore has never
been known this late, only as the re-
suit Of an overflow. The overflow Of
1897 retarded cotton planting until the
first Of June. after which with q good
season the average crop was produced,
but those who had this experience say
they had rather be delayed as the re-
suit Of an overflow than have their
cotton dwarfed by this cold and rain
from which they fear will be difficult
to get started to growing again.
With these scattered remarks I'll
close for this time, wishing you and
your many readers continued success.
am respectfully,
B. B. HARPER.
Isola, Miss, June 3, 1907.
The Brandon news. (Brandon, Miss.) 1892-1961, 1907-06-06

position upon every public question
and did not refer to Mr.. Scott. Mr..
Scott followed in speech of an hour
and half most of which he devoted to
Mr.. Brewer and the Greenwood in
cident,
Mr.. Brewer was then allowed re.
joinder Of thirty minutes in which he
demonstrated that he is Justly called
one OF the greatest orators of the
state, and one of the ablest thinkers
and that he is a political campaigner
second to none. He was in the very
best humor and his rejoinder was
most dignified one but when he was
through. Mr.. Scott had scarcely the
air to stand on. At the conclusion of
his speech, he extended in substance
the following invitations: "All who
are not afraid of the world, the flesh
and the devil and who believe the
fight / am making is right and are
willing to join hands with me to make
this race and win this fight come and
give me your hand' where almost the
entire audience pushed its way, amid
cheers and hurrahs, to where Mr..
Brewer was standing and gave him
their hands as pledge of support in
this race. 1t was great day for
Brewer and gave renewed evidence of
the fact that the masses of the people
appreciate the fight he is making for
their rights as against the interest of
q few.
The Brandon news. (Brandon, Miss.) 1892-1961, 1907-06-06
Brewer and Scott at Walthall.

Last Monday was the opening OF
circuit court at Walthall and there
were perhaps two thousand people
present as the Brewer Scott meeting
had been we'll advertised and the good
people Of old Webster were anxious to
hear she two gentlemen speak. By
agreement. arranged By friends, Mr..
Brewer opened the discussion with .
speech Of one hours length in which
he ably handled the issues Of the
campaign and boldly stated hii
The Brandon news. (Brandon, Miss.) 1892-1961, 1907-06-06
Houses and Lots for Sale.

! will sell you lots from one to
forty acres. store house and lots, resi-
dents with good lots reasonable. If
you want to get near the best school
in the county, or If you want to make
good investment, now is your time,
while Pelahatchie is getting on an
other boom. With q sixty thousand
dollar lumber manufacturing plant. q
railroad and electric lights, water
works and relay station talked Of
freely, and the best school in the
county, Pelahatchie is bound to grow.
For particulars and prices call on or
write
J. [. TANNER,
PeldhdtChie. Miss.