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The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-02-08
BaiIiiss fer City cear.t. .

a
 Senator Teasiey yesterday had passed through the Senate the bill to provide bailiffs for the City Court of Montgomery. The bill has. already passed the House, where 1t was intro. duced by Representative Goodwin
 The bill authorizes the sherin of Montgomery County. to use his depu- ties as bailiffs at the court house. It will be recalled some weeks ago an expert accountant In making a report upon the books of Montgomery Coun- ty. called attention to the custom Of having deputy sherifrs serving as bailifYs. saying this was not author fixed by law. The. bill which was passed yesterday. makes this lawful The measure needs only. the signature of the Governor to become a law.
 May Strike Money tenders.
 will the present Legislature prevent all money lending corporations doing business in Alabama.
 This has not as yet become an acute question. but 1t bids fair to cause ev- cry man who does business with such corporations to Interest himself in the proceedings Of the Legislature. The legislation winch declares any corpo- ration that takes a case from state to a Federal Court shall forfeit the right to do business in Alabama, Is considered one of the lesser bills by the big mortgage and trust companies. Officers of such companies are begin ning to say the proposed revenue cooe is drawn up with the intention or driV- ing them from the State. A great m crease of every old tax on such cor poratlons is made by the present rev enue code. and several new taxes are added, it Is said by those who have ex- amined the bill,
 If the gossip is true which floats around the Capitol ro.unda. the soction of the Code which treats of mortgage and trust companies will have a far reaching effect on the people through out the State. In practically every section Of the State. the foreign money lending tcomoanies have put out money and have taken mortgages on farms and real estate. If the talk or the new Code IA true. these companies or some of them at any rate. Will nave to close out their mort gages and go out of business. A great deal Of the development in the smaller towns and cities has depended u,s,n loans ad- vanced by foreign corporations.
 The recalling of these loans. or ratn- CT the closing out of the loans as soon es the mortgages have expired. VIII work a serious hardship on nearly cv- cry portion of Alabama. so some or the members of the Legislature say.
 Alabama at the Exvosstson.
 . Reuresentative Lyons. or Mopiie' yes. tardav introduced bill providing thai Alahauoa shall participate in the ter
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-02-08
Paasea aJina Croyre HaII.

Jefferson City. Mo. Feb. 7.-By a party vote of 20 to II, the Jim Crow bill was passed in the Senate today The Democrats supported the bill and the Republicans opposed it.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-02-08
rena,on cenfeaerate seldlers.

washington, Feb. 7.-Re ,resentatfve spight of Mississippi introduced a bill providing that Secretary Shaw shall divide the cotton fund among the cot ton growing States for use In pen sioning Confederate soldiers and theil widows.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-02-08
INJURED IN A FIRE.
Escape from Factory Cut on, Persons
 Jumped.

Eucape from Factory Cut Oh, FersOuS
 Jumped.
 New Ycrk,, Feb. 7.-Seven persons were badly injured, several more were slightly hurt and the lives of many others were endangered by fire in a three-s story factory building in Woo ster Street today. All the seriously injured .usLained their injuries by Jumping from windows of the top floor after their escape by the stairway had been cut off by the fire.
 Five of the injured are in critical condition They are: Sadie Vein stein. limbs broken. internal injuries; solomon Kohn, internal injuHes; Is- rael Dravo, fractured skull; unidenti- fled man. fractured skull and thighs; Bertha weinbosky. internal injuries.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-02-08
nnnnnreIf Iofnn rInIl.

Quebec, Feb. 7.-At the annual meet ing the North American Fish and Game Association held here today m appli- cation for membersh was received from President Roosevelt and favora- bly acted upon.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-02-08

All of the premiums of recent years awarded by the Industrial Associations of Alabama were won by users Of the Daybreak Fertilizers.
 Marks & Gayle.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-02-08
GOSSIP OF THE LEGISLATORS
]. ulmlaI0 alutI1l MT nMl 0lnIn iIlI

ure passes, there Is no. provision for
 paying the expenses Of any display of
 Alabama's products and resources. as
 a State. at the great fair that is to
 be jneld to mark the three hundredth
 anniversary of the nrst settlement by
 an English speaking people in the
 territory now embraced in the United
 States. 1
 The Lyons bill proposes to appropri-
 ate s25.o0o for the purpose of making
 an exhibition of A.abama resources
 and opportunities at the exposition.
 A commission of i've members, to be
 appointed by the Governor. is provided
 by the terms of the bill to supervise
 the expenditure of the fund. @ "It is, imnnaterial 10 me-" said Mir.
 Lyons. yesterday, in discussing his
 bill, what Is done with the subject
 but 1t seemed to me wise to present the bill to the Legislature. and let 1t
 be acted upon as the members see fit" : 5{-. .t The bill was referred by the Speaker
 to the Appropriations Committee of the House, of which Mir. Lyons is chair
 man.
 Increase for Agricultural Schools. The measure which was yesterday made a special order for hearing to- day, relating to the State agricultural schools. is aFquite Important one. The bill, House Bill No. -2., was introduced by Mir. Coleman, ot Marshall County. early in the session. The feature Of the bill Is that 1t increases the ap- propriatior for each of the State agri- cultural schools and experiment sta- tions from $25oo to. s4.50o annually. Not Cornoration Committee. The Corporation Committee of the House is not an insurance-corporation controlled committee. That is. evi- denced by the fact that yesterday evening. at the meeting held follow ing the adjournment of the House for the day, the committee agreed to fav- ofably report upon two measures for the organ zation of mutual insurance I companies, which in vther States have been, the great enemies of the old line" companies. as they are somewhat contemptuously referred to.
 Is designed to permit the organization of mutual fire insurance companies. and | the other looks to the creation of mu- tual benefit aid ass 'ctatfons.
 State InsurHnce Bills.
 Several bi1is with a similar purpose were considered last evening by the House Committee on Banking and In- ] surance and all were agreed to be fa- yorably reported to the House. The effect of the bills acted upon is to | transfer from the State Auditors office to inc ofice of the State Insurance ! commissioner the proceedings relating l to the admission to the State and the | further regulation of all bonding ana l surely companies.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-02-08
Governor Leslie is Dead.

Helena. Mont, Feb. 7.--Former Gov ernor P H. Leslie died at his home to- day, aged Ss years. Mfr. Leslie had been Governor of Kentucky and of the Territory of Montana.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-02-08
New Potato From Uruguay.

necessary. her purse or list of pur- chases contemplated. t-+
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-02-08
V.nheIIe tJruubart Oend.

lsabetIe UrQubart Dend. Rochester. N. Y.. Feb. 7-Isabelle ITrquhart. the actress. died tonight at 10:30 o'clock
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-02-08

Best BloctOu Lump Coal. Exchange Ice Works. Phone S2S.
 tf
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-02-08

AIabama at the Exvos't,on.
 Representative Lyons. or Moplie' yes. terdav introduced bill providing that Alabama shall participate in the ter centennial expo jon at Jamestown, inc coming summer. Unless this meas
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-02-08
ESS (oNcERNS IASSIFIED AIPHABETIcAITY
FLOWER SEEDS.

A well assorted lot of FLOWER SEEDS In papers or by weight at
 BURKE'S DRUG STORE. Cor. Court and Mouroe.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-02-08
CONTRACTING.

ID. M. Avery, CSntractor- Builder.
 Estimates given on all classes of work in the building line. When interested. call phone 1908.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-02-08
MARBLE

CaFbow-Clapn Marhle Go. Marble and Granite Monuments. 20S-2ii Dexter. Phone iAk.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-10-16
WYOMING MINING NEWS.
Red Canyon sailing" Case steal Be
ing Discussed.

Special Correspondence.
Lander Wyo.. oct Nv +. Ed
wards tho engineer who has been iu
charage OF tine placer work OF the
Grovnoughs in Red canyon, before Dis
departure for the east said that all
men had been paid Off and work sus-
pended indefinitely lie gave it as his
opinion that ire placers had been 'salt-
ed.
Local miners, and especially the old
timers. do not believe the story OF Salt
ing." and point Go the fact thal dur
lng the past 80 years many thousands
of dollars have been washed out OF the
Red canyon sands. Many Of these old
timers are hero an Lander now to tell
how they di1 90 and they are especial
ly strong in their beliefs that the pla-
GERS We're not raltDd, and that the story
of the "saltns' Is O. fake, and started
evidently FOR some gOtive known only
to the men who have caused cessa-
tiou af operations
local miners have been at work an
summer and are at work now. W4sh-
ur gold I'm the Rcd Canon district.
and the local banks attest This fact.
Jht bankers saying tbcE itare weighed
iI tine gold dust during thH summer
peopl. here cannot understand why
tuo tAc uuushs should circulate the
tory OF Sailing and majority bee
UDta tnJI thoN viii return later af-
t0r IUu Zoo certain rich ranch and
other properties has been acquired
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-10-16
coNcENTRANEs

Walter q. Orem. manager of the Utah
Development company was On Bingham
yesterday making an inspection of the
New Red Wing mime.
President Tony Jacobson OF the CO.
umbus Consolidated mine al Alta spent
yesterday ON one 90 his regular inspec-
lion trips.
B. n Lehman. manager OF the YAM
kce Consolidated, departed yesterday
for Sisdyou county California. 90 make
ana examination OF a sold property
President T.. l. White of the Bling
ham Consolidated Mining company left
for his home IA Boston this afternoon.
Tie was accompanied by Managing Di-
rector Duncan MacNichie and on the
way they win visit the Heinze head
quarters ln New York
About 200 men have been laid Off at
the Dalton g. Lark mine as q result OF
the closing order from the Bingham
Consolidated offices.
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PRODUCE.


rn..rg. t.f rr-Trr wheat market
opened weak today becau-. Of lower
Prices st Liverpool aud 10 liberal move
meut ln tHt northwest rraoe was only
moderate. December wheat opened p 90
q. and chem reacted Geo 1853.
Trade lu corn NHs quiet pug the mar
zct was urm. Tie chief bulli7h Undue
euDes Wen, alole cables ana snl1i local
al ta D.. bI.bcr I'D Gis la 6le, ANA sold
gu t1 ga.
'rhe o1fa market opened hlchsr at 55',
and sold 90 tn .4Ts
Provisions opened quiet but steady.
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RETuRNED MIss1oNARTps

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IN YOUR former field or labor Ia whom
you would IKE 10 send "a COPY of the
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OIL NEAR FILLMORE.
Citizens or Willard County Elutcd over
Recent Finds.

lffttul y luNN.
According to adyiccs received from
| the south the citizens of Fillmore ara
counting on some big things TOR Willard
county u- result % recent dcvclou-
ueuts iu the OH field north of The town
Last saturday William =. Payne ana
George NJ. Nelle. OF the Progress RE-
view visited what Is known as the Ia
Grange woli which is being sunk bv
the Bakersfield a. Utah OH companv.
They were cordially entertained bv
Manager La Grange. who was feeling
very highly elatcd over tho progress
being madc on that property and the
extremely bright prospects ahead In
sinking This hole. which by the wav Is
dry one. and most favorable sign.
especially in This formation. gas was
struck at depth of 23O feet. AT the
30O-foot strata gas was again encouu-
tcreQ, but this time I'm such "a volume
a7 to Doc offensive t0 the operator of the
dulI The formation is mostly gray
and red sandstone. and sh1le on slate.
AT the 5O0-fuot level strong seeDaRo
Of OH was encountered The recent
changes iu the formation passed
through are considered q very favorable
sign The work is being prosecuted
with vigor day and night. and Cd is
hoped and expected that the well viii
be- completed by the end of the month.
Two lcdulng representative Of the COM
pauy Messrs. W. n. Davis and w. S.
Wildlev, are now stopping at the Cul-
len. Ira salt Lake. where they win prob
ably be- for a. few days longer acting
in the interests OF the company and
making arrangements for further de-
Vel0piug the Fillmore field. Al present
the well is down 5l5 feet a company
Of Los Angeles men are coming in with
rigs 90 lease ground ana operate wells
The oil IS very high grade. with a
p8ahin base. Prof Twining OF Fres-
no analysed q sample ~ the oil and
found the oil had a gravity of 56 per
cent Following is his analysis:
LubriCdtlng OH .-.---..--t.,.l0 per cent
Light OH OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES , per cent
water ..........-..-....-. @ Per cent
Illuminating ...-..--......-..-ll per cent
Residue OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES per cent
The sample tested is worth from Sl5
to S25 per barrel owing TO its high
percentage OF lubncatiug OH.
The Newhouse well is being cased Off,
and VIII soon bee in "a flowing on pump
ing condition. The Keith and kearns
people have located over % 000 acres
Their machinery is al oasis now. and
their intention is 10 commence active
operations at once Every day sees an
influx of prosperous looking people, and
everything seems 10 indicate that FIN
more VIII soon be an active oil camp,
second la importance 10 none In the
country. Real estate H. on the rise, no
telling whore IL will stop.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-10-16
TODAY's MONEY MARKET.

New York. Oct. f6--Mmey on call
80 at per cent; ruling rate 3i5:
closing bid az; offered at 6. Time
loans dull and firm: 80 days. per
cent; 80 days Ga per cent; siN
months q per cent
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-10-16
SCIENTIFIC MISCELLANY.

The curious phenomena Of alloys ar,
only beEiuuiuE 90 be known. Sticking ar
alloy that would give an iron interior
vita "a bronze NencDraa thing THAI proves
tu he not at an impossible on impraCtiCl.
llc--c Nlckcrsi a. British metnllurnlet
made series Of experiments in the
course 90 which iron was melted iu "a
CruClhle and alleged with aluminium 10
was desired 90 learn the effect OF add
nc "a small percentage Of Zinc A two
ounce bio was cautiously tossed upon che
molten mass. when, after e. few seconds %
SERVES 1f mufnHd explosions Cusurd. and
THE mixture In the cruclblC WAS shot un-
ward toward the roof of the shop, give
ing "a beautiful pyrotechulc display. tbc
iron producing stars, and the zinc yicld-
ing uuG1liug bluo lights, while flakes OF
molten metal glowcd between. This cun-
uuucd until the Criuciolo was cmptled.
Don manufacture. courtchouc is mixed
with sulphur, ur vuIcaui2ed, and with
various mineral substances and organic
Ibcfs Woruout rubber has been work
ed over for some uses FOR many years,
but uo way Of completely purifying has
been known. and it has lacked strength
and elasticity. The Improved process
lately announced boy W. j.. Reid depends
upon A. Txicrs discovery that vulcan
lied rubber ls completely soluble iu tcr-
piaoi The old rubber Is digcsted with
tarpiu0l at moderate heat hcuzcnc be- add
pd. tho clear solution is poured away
from the insoluble impurities, the hqu'd
Ia distilled. and the residue Is treated
ad coutchcuc b. much like tho natural
b. worry viscous and capable of vulcan
zltion. and has increased resistance 60
/. hewic0l action.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-10-16
UNLISTED STOCKS.
REGuLAR cAI.L SIZES

Ajax $40 at 3d.
Lower Mammoth. 100 at i55i.. aoo NJ
e1,s' 700 az 1855; 1000 al no. seller
60 days ''''
May Day. 2loo az SO: 600 an So buy.
en- 80 days "''
Utah 100 at S1Ie
Uncle sam Con. 1900 at gS, 3 400 ,t
~. 100 at l.01 buyer 30
beck Tunnel 500 at l0ais. 900 at
1.02is, SELLER Gu
colorado. 100 az $40. $50 al s7s. $50
Grown Point 1000 at 3Gis. g 500 .t r.
iron Blossom 600 at 49,
sioux Con, . 800 at rs. 600 al e-tl.
l.tee at 5G $500 at 36ia
600 at 3d.
OPEN BOARD SALES.
Beck Tunnel 300 at lO2ig
Mammoth. 500 az 220
sioux Con, $500 at3 s. 100 at 5sis.
Yankee Copsolidated 100 at a.. 600
at co.
REHABILITATION.
shares. Value
Regular can .............2s.B $40 &-1O gI
open board commence. a20E 53lsUl
Forenoon totals ......t170 500 gs8s5
T.. M. LISTED STOCKS.
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WOOL


ST.. Louis. Oct lG-W0ol steady Ter.
ltoTy and western mediums. 3h-I, me
mediums, 1893. nne, llu0
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-10-16

T. NJ West q CO.. stock brokers
ID. ~ walker Blk. Both phones Of
fee and residence.
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GEO. @. CANNON ASSOCIATION.
BROKERS "a D.. So. Temple. Both
phones 91O.
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Bird-Cownu Co.
Custom Assayers and Chemists, 100
nth West Temple ST.
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Lots in Forest Dale

Some OF thCae are in The original
subdivision but many are in the
new blocks recently suhdividod.
We have retained some Of the very
choicest and can supply what you
need.
We eell FOR cosh or ON easy terms
with Interest at 6 per cent on dee
lcrrcd payments.
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Ncbcllcr 4 Cnrric, Stock Brokers
2.f II r. walker Bldg Phone 29Ut.
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SIX BEST SELLING EooKs
ron MONTH OF AUGUST

According 20 reports from he lead
Ing book sellers Of the country. he six
books which have sold best On the or
der Of demand durlnE ;he month arc:
l. The Lady Of the Decoration.
Little Observation-Disclosures. 90
O. The Brass Bowl. Nence....8l.5O
9 The Scarlet Car. Davis.
4. Alice-for-Short. De Morgan .Sl.75
3. The Mayors Wife Green ...SI.5O
g. BeatriX Of Glare. Scott ...SI.5O
IN addition 10 the above we have a
large stock Of other popular books OF
the day.
DEsERET NEWS BOOK STORE.
Main Street
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-10-16

The novel idea Of a German mining
engineer is am endless rope band as
pump in borc-holos. This absorbs "a large
quantity of OIL or salt and acid sou-
tions. and the liquid is squeezed out be-
ward As the only weight To- be lifted
is that OF the liquid on the ascending side.
the method IS suggested as economical
Tor draining mines as well as pump
ing OH.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-10-16
A Good Home

should be 10 aim OF every worthy
man. We have supplied homes to
hundreds Of people and can cell
you what you want lf sou win call
on us During the past Few
months we have sold oighy-ave
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-10-16

THE telephone apparently so extremely
sensitive. is found by Henry Abraham
90 TRANSMIT, 90 Che ear less than thou
ardth Of the energy received from the
line
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-10-16

ln the production and control of a pure
food supply by thoroughly scientific meth
obs the Germans are disposed TO keep
their lead The new government instl-
tute for milling research, supplemenuns
the two institutes for research IN the
sugar and fermentation Industries is
equipped with an experimental granary, a
wheat and rye mill, and "a bakery. to-
gether with administrative offices and
laboratories, the machinery and appara-
tus being OF the most advanced kind an
driven by electricity. The mill has two
distinct plants, each milling two tons OF
grain in DO hours The purpose OF the me
sutute is To- carry out practical research
and scientific Investigation ON grain our
Ing storing milling working up ana bak-
ing. TO experiment with the baking Of
home and imported grain; CO. conduct re-
search work for the government ana 20
carry out official ana private analyses OF
grain -four fodder stuifs. etc. Every
effort viii be made to investigate thor
oughly the numerous problems Of milling
and baking.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-10-16

In tho work OF retaining the 5000
acres in the great peat boss OF konigs-
I moon and MarcardsmCor in the Leer dis
trict. East FIieslaud. the land will be
drained by n network Of - miles Of can
ais. and % station for generating cleo
iricity viii be established ~ the june
ton WI the main canal with the nigh
road from Iecr 20 Wittmund, Current
from this station viii Doe distributed over
am area so miles in diameter The peat
win serve as fuel the plows and other
machinery used in fitting the land for
cultivation being driven py power from
the bog products. which will also give
light and power 60 many surrounding
towns.
A factory at Grossalmerode. Germany.
manufactures a patented telegraph pole
of glass intcrtwined with strong wire.
This pole IS specially adapted for use IN
hot climates. and successfully resists the
attacks of weather and insects that soon
destroy the ordinary wooden poles.
The secret ballot provided by the Au-
tomOhile club of America In its palatia
New York clubhouse consists OF - small
tWo-drop annuuctatOr, supplied with
electric current by a set OF four dry
cells, and having wires extending around
"a large table TO a button-bloCk at each
Of the chairs al the table. When the
board pf governors is to vote on an APP
picltion for membership, the face Of the
annuuciator is covered with a curtain.
Zach member of the board then presses
the white cor black button Of his block and
II any black button is pressed the bio
disc is seen Wulu tEc curtain is removed
frum THE anuuuCiat0r. To Is impossible to
tell how any person voted or oven how
many black balls have been east against
the rejected applicant. The apparatus.
which is thc Invention OF Dr. S. s.
Wheeler q club official, can be quickly
put I'm place or packed in the battery box.
The most effective means of breaking up
sea waves. giving practically smooth
surface. seems 10 Doe "a discharge Of COM
pressed air into the water Inis new DIS
coVcry is expected by Philip Brashqr
Of Brooklyn. 60 prove OF Importance IN
various ways a disabled vessel drift
ing toward shore may protect itself by
throwing out an anchor through which
air is forced. and @ lightship may De
shielded by a surrounding circular air
pipe giving a region OF calm in The cen-
Ger. More visionary Is the scheme 10 pro-
vide harbOrs in midocean by means II
pipes suspended by floats SO that both
floats and compressor plant may be pro-
tcctod from wave action.
The novel idea Of a German mining
engineer is an endless rope band as a
pump in bore-h0lcs. This absorbs "a large
quantity of OIL or saiL and acid solu-
a. a