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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-08-07
SUGAR AND COFFEE.
NEW YORK FRUIT MARKET.

New York, Aug. 6.--There was no
change in the market for evaporated APP
pies. Fancy SiA; choice, Sh prime, $40
s.. poor to fair, 6dlTL..
Prunes are in better demand than or
dinai1ly at this season of the year. and
quotations are firm, with California fruit
ranging from AZ to 12l. and Oregons from
Ss to UP to sos and 40s.
Apricots are unchanged. Choice, n;
extra choice, %; fancy, 22a2s.
Peaches are IN light supply and hold
ing show. confidence. Choice, u; extra
choice, 12fQl3; fancy l3Il3h; extra
fancy, tiq14i5.
Raisins are unchanged on spot. with
loose muscatels quoted at 6AGl 10: seeded
raisins, TAal3; and London layers at LIS
an So.
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WEATHER REPORT

Record a. the local office Of the United
States weather bureau. for the "a hours
ending at q. IN. today,
Temperature at a, M. 70 maximum.
90. minimum, 81 mean, ~, which IL l de-
gree above normn
Precipitation, Oh.
Precipitation the first Of the
month, 10 Inch, Suioh IL ,O7 inch above
the normal,
Accumulated excess In PRECIPITATION
since jan. ]. $40 inches
Relative humidity, " per cent.
FORECAST TILL 9 p. NJ. THURSDAY.
Local forecast for Salt Lake city ana
vicinity;
Generally fair tonight and Thursday;
cooler tonight.
Utah:
Fair tonight and Thursday. cooler in
north portion tonight,
r. HYATT
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ToDAY'S MONEY MARKET.

New York. Aug. 7.---Closc: Prime
mercantile paper. 6@615 per cent.
Sterling exchange, arm AT decline,
with actual business In bankers bills
NJ $4,000 for demand and at lisa for
90 day bills; commercial bills. f.S3.
Bar silver, 605s.
Mexican dollars, 81 X.
Government bonds, weak; railroad
bOrds, easy.
Money on call. steady. mt 2@2&
per cent ruling rate, 2 closing bid.
2; offered nj 2H. Time loans, active
and strong; 90 days, 51s; 90 days, 81
six months. ga.
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MRS. BRADLEY is
RETURNED TO JAIL.

Washington. Aug. Efforts to Sc
cure the $4,000 bail demanded hnv-
Ing failed Mrs. Anna NJ. Bradley. slay-
er OF former Senator Arthur Brown of
Utah, has been returned to the district
jail to await her trial two months
hence.
been In local hospital. where she was
taken to undergo an operation which
was successfully performed. Mrs.
Bradley rallied from the operation and
has been convalescent since the first
day she was taken from the district
Jail
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FRANCES ATTITUDE.

Paris, Aug. THE note of tho
French government to the slsnator,as
or the Algeciras convention in sub-
stance afflrms the resolution OF France
10 maintain and safeguard the author
ny OF the sultan of Morocco and the in
dependence and Integrity of his em-
pre- and announces that the security
OF the Inhabitants and freedom of COM
merce at casa Blanca win be guaran-
iced and that the authors OF the recent
massacres Will be punished.
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SUSAN BUSTER MINE.
Fine Showing of Ore Developed in
This Nevada Mine.


This Nevada Mine.
The magnificent showing at the SUI
san Buster mine, belonging to the
ohlo-KentuclSy company says the Pr
oche Record. II constantly on the in
crease. Commencing at the 10O-foot
level and continuing thence TO the 800
or lower level, II is one great gigantic
ore body of good values. Drifts have
been run along the lead from these lew
els and the ore has been proven TO ex-
list in exceedingly large bodies. This
great showing means much for Phoebe.
wien we stop To consider that the strike
10 made In what may be termed virgin
territory, II fully substantiates tho
theory that Phoebe has not been fairly
prospected,
At present on the sOO-foot level n
Wine is being sunk for the purpose OF
determining the extent OF the ore body
at that point, hut so far, has not been
passed and continues OF very high
grade.
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on WAN To CASA BLANoA.

Tangier. Aug. THE senaphore rp.
nailed the passage OF Admiral Phil
herts squadron on It's way - casa
Blanca Mt 1880 a. IN. today.
Minister OF War Gnbbas has doubled
the night guards here, has dIsarmod
me soldiers of the tribes around Gas,
Blanca and has forbidden the guards on
inc outskirts of Tangler to allow any
Europeans TO leave the city.
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DULL MARKET DAY.
Trading Light on Floor Of Exchange
During Today's Early Calls.

A dull market was characteristic of
the scenes on the floor of the Salt Lake
Stock & Mining exchange today. There
was not much life to II anywhere;
however, there was no lowering in pric-
es to speak OF. Beck Tunnel was
slightly weaker, but Lower Mammoth
moved up few points, recording sales
at SO and up to ss05. Mountain Lake
also showed an inclination to recover.
Among the unlisted stocks, Treasure
Hill sold at 40 cents; Old American and
Yerington Copper at Is cents Ohio
Copper was offered down 10 $500; but
TO sales were reported
The closing quotations and sales
were:
A. NJ. LISTED STOCKS.
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REGULAR P. NJ. SALES.

Crown Polnt--6oo at 1.12h.
Ontario-2O0 at 400.
Uncle Sam Con.--700 at H.
Beck Tunnel--450 at 1.97is; 1000
at 1.95.
Mountain Lake--SoO at n; 100 at
rs; 700 at 10.
Victor Con.--100 at 1914
South Columbus-300 at avs
Seven Troughs-6,6 900 at IS; 800
at "a.
Yankee con.--6oO at 81.
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SAN FRANCISCO MARKET.

James A. Pollock a. Company furnish
the following Quotations on Nevada
mining stocks from san Francisco to-
day
CoMsTOCK.
Ophir l.O2hG1,O7hi Mexican. elQe2;
Gould 4 Curry, l2Qi4: Con. Va. bsGpb9;
Savage, 6sm6i; Hale s. Norcross, 70a7i;
yellow jacket. 100 bid; nelolier 2iQ26;
Confidence. 65 bid; Sierra Nevada, sO@
80 Exchequer, IS bid; Union. 2sgsO
ToNoPAH.
ronopah Nevada, l2ls bid Montann
Tonopah. g.O2h bid; Tonopah Exten.
Sbnl AS MacNamara, "a bid; Midway.
Iidl5; Tonopah Belmont, 10 bid; TO.
nopeh North Star 1899 Ohio Tono-
pah, 500 West End Con, 73@75; Res,
cue 1904 Tonopah Il California, s
pidi Golden Anchor, 1904 Jim Butler.
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CURB CLOSE.

Bling. Cent. 1G1A; B. &c L., 1904:
Davis DAILY. io1aQlON: Glroux 1908:
Heivetia. 3&Q4 Majestic. 2@2k; Nip
issing. Tsf9S: s. & p. 15S 015%; Apex,
biAd5A; h. Exp. 1926; cum. Ely, 7%
ASA Dom. Cop, 5h@51a; Globe, 1870
1877. Kew. asked; New. Utah, 37s@i;
Raven 1A@17s: Troy. 1ss91A.
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PRODUCE.
CHICAGO.

Chicago, Aug. IAN tho grain mar
kets opened active today and ali OF them
were weak. There seemed to be a nenerni
desire upon the part Of holders TO sell and
theso were the general declining featlires
Thn fact that Liverpool failed 10
snow any weakness following that OF veg,
to-day, upon tho local exchange aIdnd
somewhat In holding prices steady. Sep
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BALLOTS REPORTED puRNup

birmingham, Ala, Aug. IA special
TO tho News from jackson, Miss. says,
hepnrts reached here today that bal
lots cast IN Tallahatchle sSnnson ona
Copiah counties have bsan burned
This VIII render recounts impossible IN
Vardaman- Williams senatorial contest
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Good To Hold.

Is stock that every quarter
three months pays a dividend at
the rate OF seven % per cent per
annum free from all taxes insur
anee' etc. Such a dividend payer ia
the PREFERRED STOCK in the
urAH-IpAHo SUGAR COM
PANY. We can buy for you this
or any other commercial stock that
Is on the market. Those who have
bought stocks through us can sell
today for a good advance over the
price paid and have had good
rate on their Investment In the
meantime Orders to either buy or
sell promptly ana carefully oxe-
cuted.
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DELAMETEn COMMITS srIcunr

flttsourg' Aug. 7.-George w. Della
ernor In 1891. committed suicide i'm HIS
ONCE In the Diamond National hank
building this afternoon. When dis
covered he was dead. The reason as
signed was dependency due TO IN
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IOday's Metal Quotations

Crown Point-2O0 at 1.121s; 1900
at Lilo.
Mountain Lake--sOO at "A; 500 at
rs: 1900 nj rs.
New York--500 at 15i@.
Sioux Con.--700 at SO; 400 at Ga.
OPEN BOARD.
Beck Tunncl--1.0o at 1871: 100
at 1.97 V, buyer TO- 100 at 1876, seller
60.
Crown Point---1, 100 at 1.12h.
Grand Central--200 at 4,30.
Lower Mammoth-100 at S.O2h
buyer so.
May Day-500 at Al.
Mountain Lake---500 at rs; 1900
at rs. seller 60; 500 at n, 500 at II.
seller 60.
Seven Troughs--100 at 66.
Sioux Con,--600 at "a.
ncle Sam Con.--100 at 90.
Victor-3,700 at IA.
A A
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l0n9l Cash Boy, 8 bid; Home, bid
Boston Tonopah, 10 asked; Monarch
Pitts, Exten., 7m9; Montana Midway
Exten., S6p4: Golden Crown, 6 bid.
GoLDFIELD.
SANDSTONE. 47d4S; Red Top. si00
bid; Mohawk. l7.0OQ15.5o. Col. Mt, 62Go
90; Jumbo, 4.00dib0: Jumbo Ext. lbs
@t.97ls; Vernal. II bid; Pennsylvania,
8 asked, Goldheld Mining Co.. 1000
LIS; Kendall, 9lGS2; Blue Bull 400
AZ: Adams. 1904: silver Pick. 61@62;
May Queen. IL bid: Nevada Boy, rae;
Black Butte Ext. 7@9: Blue Bell. 200
u, Dixie, 697; Goldheld Columbia, AZ
asked: Hibernia, I@s ST. Ives. 95@96;
Conqueror, 14G15; Black Rock, 415;
Lone Star. 22d23; G. Wonder. 9 bid;
Potlatch, 40 asked; ORC, 2sQ24; Kendall
Ext 2aS; SANDSTONE Ext. 4@6;
Mayne, 6gs; Atlanta, sidI62;
Top Ext, 24@25 Florence. $40 asked:
D'held b. b. Cons. 26 bid: Goldneld
Daisy. LT2lsGI.75; I4aguna. lao bid
Commonwealth. 26 bid Comb. Fraction.
2.20 bid; CT Bend Ext, 14@i5; CT.
Bend Annex, 10Gli; Midtown, 40 asked !;
b. b. Bonanza, las Kewanos, S0Gsl
Esmeralda. 1oGi2; Portland, 25@26
1.26; Red Hills, 67@6s; Mohawk Ext,
9@11; l.. Dillon. s6l9; Y. Tiger. 23424;
Grandma 1903: S. p. Ext. 4I5; V
Rose. 7@s; Col. Mt Ext, Sa5; Goldhold
Con-, S,42MQs,45.
MANHATTAN
MANN. Cons, 40@42; Mani. Min. Co.
col; c.. Wedge, sac; Su, Humphrey,
Sos; Dexter, 1908: L., Joe, goa;
Crescent, asked Combination, . bid:
Granny. 22G24; Mustang, 20@22. Mus
tang, 20G22; Little Grey, 20 asked;
Cow Boy, asked orr Mani, 10@12;
Broncho Z bid; j. Jack, 10@11: Pine
nut, 6@7; Buffalo. asked, S. Dog, IL
bid: Y Horse, 36p5; Ind, Camp. 7GS;
Standard 3 asked.
BULLFROG.
Original, 7G9; Bullfrog Mining, 15I1s;
Mont. Bullfrog, 4M5; National bank. 20
bid; L. Harris 2D3: Amethyst, % bid:
Gold Bar. 65M67; Steinway, 4 bid; Den
Yer Bullfrog Annex, asked: Bonnie
Clare. A. asked; Mayfiower Cons, $40
3s; Montgy. Sho. Ext, 7Gl9; G. Sceptre,
sG10; Montgomery Mt. Is asked Home
stake Cons, 90@al Y. Girl, bid:
Nugget. 4 bid: Tramp Cons, 4O14l;
Victor. s bid: North Star, Q bid.
OTHER DISTRICT.
Fairview sill. King, Is asked; Fair
view Eagle, sifS5; Nevada Hills, 5.S7ls
$3.50; Pittsburg Sil. Peak, 1.409l. 42Is;
North Star Wonder, 495; Eagles Nest,
T@1s: Ruby Wonder. 25 asked; Alice OF
Wonder, 8 asked.
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UTAH DIVIDEND.
Directors Of Fish springs Mine WIN
Post Oso To-day.

The directors OF the Utah mine of
Fish springs are scheduled 10 meet
this afternoon In regular monthly ses-
sion. The usual dividend OF cents
Il share, or $1,000 viii be posted ard
payment WIN probably be made on
Tuesday the l3th inst.
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UNLISTED STOCKS.
REGULAR CALL.

Lower Mammoth 500 at 800; 100
al y,06. buyer CO.
May Day-200 az Az
Swansea--200 an b8
Uncle Snm-l ,000 al %, seller 60.
100 AZ 96. 500 az 90.
l.a7M
seller 80.
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GEO, M. CANNON co.

Real Estate and Commercial
Stocks and Bonds. We desire your
orders for anything In our line.
Rooms 1888 Templeton Building.
Phone Bell 81.
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WON EsIpERoR,s CUP

Cowes Isle of Wight Aug. FINN
error Williams cup. for which nine
yachts competed, was won today bv
Lord Dunraven's Cariad.
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LIVESTOCK.
CHICAGO,


Chicago. Aug 1.-cattle- Receipts 90
oo0;market steady. Beeves. i.50liT. 80;
cows, 1.4oq53o; heifers. 2.40a6.50 calves.
5.75gl.5o; good to prime steers, 5.SodG 60;
poor to medium, 4.5oa5.75; stockers and
feeders, 2.70u5.o0.
lower Light, $500 % mixed, 5.75@6 2S;
heavy, 5.S5Q6.1o rough, S.35M6 SIS. pigs.
S.60a6 10; good to choice heavy, 6.o046 IL:
bulk 5.sSQie.10.
Sheep Receipts, 1900; market 10 cents
higher. Native and western, 3.sjQ60o;
yeaa'lings, 6.l5l6, 50: lambs. 5.6CQl7 10;
western, 5.So6i7 80.
KANSAS CITY.
Kansas City. Aug. 7--cattle--Receipts
strong. Native steers, 5.OO,a7 .25; southern
steers, 3.5oa4 90; native COWS and heifers,
2.00IaS, %; stockors and feeders, 3 9Oq6. 90;
bulls. 2.50fi3 rs; calves, 4.01g5 20: western
steers, 4.0Sa6, 10: western cows, 25od4 20
sheep-Reeeipts 1000; market strong.
Muttons ): SqS. 90; lambs. 7.ooa7. rs. range
wethers, 5.00q6. 25; fed ewes 506i6 90
Hogs-Receipts, 5000; market weak TO
Q cents lower. Bulk. 5.SOq6.10; heavy,
e 9,l,, paskers, 5,so16.1o; pigs and
Omaha. Aug. 7.-Cattie-Receipts, 1900;
market active to 10 cents higher Ma
tive steers 4.500T.30; cows and hefers
3.OJa4 90. cows and helfers, 2.5odq6 90; cam
ners. 2:OCa3.0o; stockers and feeders, 27og
a. 10.
Hogs--Receipts, 1000 market 5gio cents
lower. Heavy. $3.50 SIS: mixed. {. 7Oft5. Is;
light, 5.s5Q6.o5; pigs, 8 25g5 IS; bulk. .1oli
SIS. Ivy
Sheep-Receipts, 1900; market stronger
4earlings 5,5oq6.00 wethers 5.OOdS. 80:
ewes 4'o"as. ~; lambs. 6.5og7.5o.
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E. NJ. WEST 6 CO., stock brokers,
d. F. Walker Blk. Both phones Of
Zee and residence,
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CANNON & CANNON. Mining Stock
Brokers, Is Il. s. Tenn. Both Phones.
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GEO. O. CANNON ASSOCIATION.
BROKERS. 20 u. So. Temple. Both
phones 910.
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+. Il. Snow 3 Co.. Stock Brokers.
% Commercial Blk. Both Phones 1919
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UNION ASSAY OFFICE,
Nj. s, Hanauer. J. V. Sadier
1859 So. West Temple. p. o. box I+46.
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tembcr wheat opened shade 10 kaN
higher nj eoii 10 eois. broke to SSH and
theu rallied to sqA.
The corn market WINS active ana woak
The chief influence was liquidation by
holders. September corn opened un-
changed 70 * higher ut 5is TO 5hit and
sold at SAT-.
Tho oats market was weak. Selling
was general throughout the pit. 8eptem-
Der opened unchanged TO X higher at 10
to i9is and sold at 42is.
The provisions market was quiet and
somewhat easier There were no early
quotations on pork. Lard opened shade
to 2ja lower at 902ls. Ribs were 2if lower
az I.So. september pork opened a shnde
lower at 1e.i
Close: wheat--Sept.. ssgtass: Dec, s2s..
Corn-sept., 54%di547k; Dee, 5lxSi6lM.
0ats-sept., i3igp43eh; Dec, SPY.
Pork-Sept, 16. 20.
Lard-Sept, 9.07iS.siS. 7TIs.
Ribs--sept., S.65; Oct, s.TTis.
Rye-Cash, 754fSB
Barley--Cash eS46s.
SUGAR AND COFFEE.
New York, Aug 7.-sugar, raw, steady
Fair refining, s.4Sia; centrifugal, gs test.
3.g3H; molasses sugar. 3.1g
archaeological Crushed, $40; powder
ed, $40; graduated 500.
Conee-Quiet, No Rio, 6ss; No.
Santos, rs.
BUTTER AND BGGS.
Chicago. Aug. ;.--Butter, steady; cream-
cry, Dd24: dairy. l9d22lx.
H@i6.
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A. s. CAMPBELL.
Stock Broker. ZIG d. F. Walker Block
Birfi-coMan Co.

Custom Assayers ara Chemists. lot
South West Temple st.
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9O99i Cash Boy. bid; Home. 3 bid;
Boston Tonopah, 10 asked; Monarch
Pitts, Exten., 7G9; Montana Midway
Exten., 36r4: Golden Crown, bid.
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Yesterdays NECORD.

tnkhest '''''''' '''f",''',.,.,.,,.,.",,
LOWEST "''''p ""i'''''-''.,,,,',".r,
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Sudden Initiation In Asphalt Said TO Be Result of
Combine Comes While Asphalt Lobby Is Pressing
Bill to Kill Competition.

legislature barring competition from
hithulitle paving material arouse
suspicion as TO possible eombiun-
tion 81 asphalt interests behind the
present advance.
Already the asphalt companies
enjoy practical monopoly OF the
residential paving iu the city. II IL
the announced policy Of the city
council to pave residence streets
With asphalt where the grade 10 less
than 10 per cent when sandstone
blocks are used. and 90 pave bust
ness streets with brick where the
grade Is less than = per cent This
policy gives tho asphalt men the
Hone share Of the street paving OF
the city.
Up 90 the last few months com
petition among the asphalt bidders
apparently kept prices down. Last
year a street was laid for which tho
asphalt, part % the Job cost only
81 SO per square yard but tho last
bids received are from taot up Tor
the asphalt work
So friendly has the city council
been toward the asphalt men that
the representatives OF other paving
materials have been unable 10 set
a toothold Ia Seattle.
The friendship is not merely one
caused BY the fact that the city has
been getting supposedly sood
streets. but IL political as well. a.
shown By the efforts OF the asphalt
lobby 20 retain Walters In the Of
flee 81 street commissioners
Walters ts friendly with Senator
williams. head u the asphalt lobby
In the senate
Williams Is friendly 70 Walters
and II fighting 20 retain him IN the
office % street commissioner.
The whisky ring In the council is
friendly 20 both Walters and VII
Ilams
The conclusion T. logical that the
asphalt interests are friendly 60 the
city council
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4 1900 tttst
\ BANK cLEARlNos. 4
ATTEMPT
JAIL BREAK

"Mein Colt de- ehail II oud." a
remark which was made famous By
the late Sheriff Hansen. Of New
York. came near being applicable to
aeattle'a "ehAil' on Profanity bin
yesterday
When Jailer Tom Smith was
taking Sheriff Lou Smith around
the prison last night he noticed that
the plaster on the outside wall Ia
the Juvenile part Of the prison had
been removed. On closer examina.
ton he discovered that In addition
one OF the bricks had been loosen.
ed, and that little more effort
would remove II entirely. and thus
render the removal OF others "A
comparatively easy task. A mum.
bor Of boy prisoners had evidently
planned 20 break jail and escape.
No amount OF prodding would In.
duce the youthful prisoners 10 be
tray the leaders Of the movement
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-03-01
HOUSE PASSES THE
REFERENDUM BILL

favor OF Il 70 procure It's passage
The same bin has been on the
senate calendar for several days.
but put over from Say % day ou
motion OF senator 'utterill. its
chief champion. Who desired to
have Il voted on In the house first
There was a better chance Of pass
iuE II In the house and he desired
the prestige % its passage there 10
help II through this senate.
The passage OF the bin b. the
house brings Il before the senate
In the best possible shape. since u
that body fails TO pass u Il viii be
the senate record on the measure
that will be read against It's indt
viduAl members IN future cam
palgns for the election Of mem
beers OF that body This viii make
Il difficult for senators 10 vote
against the measure who desire To
continue tn politics IN districts
where there has been an active
campaign for the bill conducted.
The King county members who
voted against the bill were Beebe
Freudenberx. Ramsay. ReuIck. Ton
kin and Weir The total vote for
vas 66. against. -. absent. 4.
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MARROW MARGIN or ONE
VOTE MORE THAN REQUIRED
PUTS BILL THROUGH NOW
UP TO SENATE.
ts.ar Special s.rvIe..l

OLYMPIA. March f.--By a mar
rov margin OF one vote more than
the necessary two-thirda majority
for the Submission Of a cUnstitu-
tional amendment the house OF rep
resentattves yesterday afternoon
voted to submit 20 the people al
the next general election the pro
posaI 10 establish the initiative and
referendum system Of lAS making
IN this state
The bin has been one Of the
most Interesting ones e0cfore the
house for several DAYS and has been
several times shifted about by the
committee on rules to prevent u be
ing brought TO a vote At other
times the house has reached Il aud
FASTENED TO adjourn. but the sdvo-
Gates Of the bin insisted on a vote
and when Il came there we're
enough men pledged 20 vote FOR Il
In addition TO those actually In
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-03-01
SUPREME COURT IN DECISION
MADE TODAY RESTRAlNS
KING COUNTY FROM GIVING
MOORE ASSISTANCE.
(star Special Serviee.l

OLYMPIA. March king
county's proposed 100000 bond Is
sue for the building of the Lake
Washington canal has been declar-
ed Illegal by the supreme court In
a ruling made today.
The decision holds that the
bonds would be legal under the
constitution. but that the state law
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JEROME MAY ASK FOB AP.
pOisTMENT OF LUkAcY
COMMISSION TooAY-THAw's
ACTIONS INDICATE ne IS
NOW UasoUNo MENTALLY
tseripps Tslsaraph ssrvIes.l

NEW YORK. March i-Dr
Evans was called 10 the stand a,
the opening OF the Thaw trial this
morning There are constant ru-
mors that Jerome will apply for a
luuaey commission. This Is improb'
able "a the trend OF events IL suit
ing Jerome better than the commits
sion. The defense has not as yet
pat much Of insanity In it, case.
Thawa own actions are creating
a general impression that he Is un.
sound OF mind now The jury IL
certain 70 find that he Killed White
aud f. likely 10 pronounce him tn
sane AZ tho time The law cannot
execute an insane man and Thaw d
confinement at tho Mattswan
asylum would follow.
All OF Jefome'a assistants think
the defendant Is nov insane.
a batch OF Thaw's letters. nov
making q. we're introduced this
morning Jerome continued TO
cross examine Evans about them.
The judge intercepted 10 prevent a
prolongation Of unnecessary Rrgti.
ment aud told the witness that his
own knowledge did not moan posi-
tive Information and he did not
want him 10 waste time In an ex-
PLANTATION Of the meaning Of his
words
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Seattle Stars Exclusive SerNiee)
DENVER. March After an
absence Of four years during which
he led exploring expeditions into al
most tmpcnetrabic sections Of the
globe. MAJ. William Cooke Daniels.
millionaire soldier. scientist and es-
plorer. has returned TO Colorado 10
find himself an Enoeh Arden BY his
oWn consent.
While Daniels and HE hardy
comrades were facing harinbipa In
the wilde 81 French Guiana and New
Guiana and bllatefiug their feet in
IN. hot sands Of Martinique. has
wtfe Was securing a divorce. and be-
fore his return had married ChAl-
Toner schicy. 81 Colorado springs.
another millionaire and the Hou 1f
a wsil known New York banker
Mrs. sshisy before her fret mar
rlngc vas Miss Edith Turner.
Denver belle.
Daniels has been the victim %