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Hides. TaIlow. Wool and Hons

HIDES-Cuns and brands sell about h91c
under quotatio Heavy Salted Steers, IL p a
Hides 11Gi2c for heavy iia12c for light;
Stags, ~ acc; Salted Kip. 1113 @12Ac; Salted
Veal 14@15c; Salted Calf. 141A 9151he; dry
26c; Sheepskins, shearlings, 2o95Oc each; short
Wool 50u65c each; medium. T0@9Oc long
Wool $1@1.5o; Horsehides, salt, S3@3.50 for
small and soc for Colts; Horse Hides. dry, S2@
$50 for large, and 81 1.50G2 for medium, 81. .25
for small and soc for Colts. Deerskfns-Dry
Mexican 321a 035c; dry. salted Mexican, ESQ
271ac; dry Central American. 55@3715c. Goat
skins-Prime Angoras, 75c; extra large do, SIPS;
large, 50c medium, 35c; small. 25c.
TALLoW-No. l rendered, 5@515c; No. 2. AZ
@5c; Grease, 3614c.
WOoL-Fall clip. San Joaquin and Southern
6@Sc; fall Lambs 7Ql0c; Humboldt and Men
docino. 13@1zc; Middle County. S@10c; North
ern free, 1lQ1215c; Nevada, lts41Tc per ID for
spring.
HoPS-Choice, 12c; prime, 1o15 @11c; COM
Won, 932@10c per To-
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EASTERN MARKETS

New York Money Market
Nrw YORK. March 16-Nioney on call nom
nal.
Time loans. strong. Sixty ana ninety oass'
t1La7 per cent: six months. per cent
Prime mercantile paper. 6MOA per cent
Sterling Exchange steady. with actual business
m bankers bills al 81 S310G Sl20 Tor demand
md at 81 7s6OG 4 1865 for sixty day bills -
Posted rates 81 s0N4 s0ls and S4S4 = q 500
Commercial bills. S47Sl a4.7Si2.
Bar silver. 67iac.
Mexican dollars. J2c.
Bonds-Governments steady; railroad bonds
afrong
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Rennn and Seeda

Seeds show numerous changes. There is car
of Yellow Mustard on the market, but II Will
probably be sold in the East. where It is scarce.
The Bean market shows no change worthy OF
note
BEANS (per ctD-Bayos. 50. .3o@2.55; Pea, So
@3.25: small White s2.75@2. .95: large White,
S215@2. 80; Pink, S2G2-25; Red, $250@2- 20;
LImas S4150420: Red Kidneys. $3.35@3 %;
Blackeyes. 81 75d4 a0 Butter. nominal lat $3.50;
Cranberry Beans S3.15d335.
SEEDS-Brown Mustard, 364%c: Yellow Mus
tard. nominal; Flaxseed 81 M3Ac; Canary, 4@
414c; Alfalfa. 14b M15c; Rape, 1M319c; Timothy,
nominal; Hemp. Sc per lb; Millet, 3Ac; Broom
Corn Seed $1SG20 per ton.
DRIED PEAS-Nnes. nominal; Green Peas
So 5O02 10 per ctl
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leading futures ranged as follows:
Cash Grain and Provisions

CHICAGO. March le.-Cash quotations
as follows: Flour, easy, Winter patents, S3l0@
.40 straights. S2.9063. Is; spring patents.
So 4OG3 50 straights, $3G330; bakers SEA
so; No spring wheat 79Gslc;; No. 3, 73G
s2c; No. . red. 723s @74?e; No. > corn. 43Ac;
No. . yellow. 44644Ac: No. . oats, 39ssc; No.
white. Al G42c; No. 3 white. 39l5 @4lc; No. .
rye. Soc: fair TO choice mailing barley. 69d72c;
No. L fax seed. 81. 14%; No. Northwestern.
tract grades. S1475; short ribs. sides Qoose),
IS S5@ $50: mess pork, per bbi. S15-S7 4 ale;
lard. per 100 lbs. SS92Ia short clear sides
(boXed). SsST1a 99.25; whisky basis Of high
wines. S129.
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Provisions
Everything under this head is quoted firm and

CURED MEATS-Bacon. 15Ec per lb for
heavy. 15hc for light medium. 1910 for light,
ITmi7bc for extra light and 2o62lc for sugar
cured; Dry Sailed Sides, lac; Bellies, 1414 @15c:
Eastern sugar-cured Hams: 1agl713c; California
Mess. 50 so; Family, $40; Prime Mess Pork S21 ;
extra clear $25; Mess, $22; Pig Pork. S26; Pigs
Feet, So; smoked Beef, lac per lb.
LARD-Tierces quoted at 10Hc for California
compound, 10Llc for Eastern compound and 12%
mac for pure; half-barrels, pure, 13A @1l3 1ac;
i0-lb tins, 131AQ13&c; 5-lb tins. 1875 @1S7sc;
3-lb tins, 1S% M14c.
CoTTOLENE-one half-barrel. 10%c; three
half barrels. 109sc; tierce, 10hc; two
nerces 1OSsc; Eve tierces. 10Ac.
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Poultry md Came

The Poultry market showed practically no
change from the last report. Receipts were
small. as usual on Saturday. and the market
closed firm and closely cleaned up on everything
except Squads and very small broilers, which
have been arriving freely of late. There was
a good Saturday demand for Game, which readi-
ly absorbed the limited supplies.
POULTRY lper dozen),Hens. S1ooa 10 for for
young Roosters. S7.5009: Fryers. s65O@7 80:
Broilers. $6@6 so for large and $3.50@4.50 for
small; Pigeons, S1-50@1.15; Squads $2-25Q3;
Ducks S7M75 for young and S5@6 for old;
Geese. 81. so per pair.
GAME-Gray Geese 81 90: White Geese. ST 80
az Brant 81 for large and 81 for small Honk-
prs s6mT.50; Hare, 81; Cottontail Rabbits,
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Eastern Livestock

CHICAGO. March 16.-CATTLE-R Receipts. 300
head; steady. Beeves. S4.25d7.25; cows and
hefers. 81 SO as %; stockers and feeders, S27J6
4.90: calves. $5.7547
HOGS-Receipts 1900 head; weak. Mixed
and butchers. S6.60d6S SPY good heavy S675@
8.s2l5; rough heavy, SG.55d66 65; light. S6S06l
6.S2L pigs. S0MG.50.
SHEEP-Receipts. 1900 head; strong Sheep.
$3-90d6.15; lambs, $475Gs.
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Nfovements Of specie

e-FW YORK. March l6.-Total imports Of
-necie at the port Of New York for the week
.nding today were 1888 silver and $os's<9
old -
Total exports Of specie from the port or New
York for the week ending today were S3ls'4Oo
silver and no gold.
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Mining Stocks Still Lacking In Snap.
Local Securities Quief

The sugar stocks were strong on the Stock
and Bond Exchange yesterday and Hutchinson
sold up to SIG, Onomea TO $35 Aand Paauhau
to $1425- San Francisco Savings Union brought
a higher price of $500. Sales of Peoples Water
) per cent bonds were made at $3.50, decline
Santa Cruz Portland Cement sold freely in
small lots at 67.50@67.75. Business was fair
for Saturday. Oakland Gas, Light and Heat
per cent bonds were ex coupon OF 81. so.
In mining stocks the Comstocks were gem
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Northern business

PORTLAND. March 1G-Clearings. 81. 1872, s25
Balances. $139.040.
SEATTLE. March 16.-Clearings, Sl.6S4,seo.
Balances. S177. .b56.
sPoKANE. March 1e.-CIearings. $s77.6s7.
Balances. S11o5T4
TACOMA. March 1o.-Clearings, s7os.a56.
Balances $loo SOC
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orally quiet and featureless at about Friday
quotations A very fair business was done IN
the Southern Nevadas. which showed no genersu
trend either up or down, while huctuatlohs,, 40
a rule, not sharp. Red Top Extenslen
Black Butte Extension and Diamondfeld Irl-
angle were the most active stocks.
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,V..l.Iv Rark CIenrings

local hank clearincs last week were S49,T67,-
pa against SIS. .O92. .bS1 FOR the same week iast
year an increase Of Sl.674 ol3, or 3 per cent
Week before last there was a slight loss.
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MISCELLANEOUS MARKETS
Naval Stores, Turpentine and Rosir

SAVANNAH Ca. March 16.-TURPENTINE
Firm. s7.34sl bid; sales none; receipts. II;
ROsiN-Steady. sales 5s5; receipts. SOC;
shipments, los2. Quote; A, B, e. d. $4.2o; z,
X. $3.50; NJ, $500; n. s575; VIC. $e.10; WV,
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Condition of the Treasurv

WASHINGTON March le-Today's state
ment Of the treasury balances shows: Available
cash balances. S257. 173, 494 gold coin and bul-
lion Sil9772.249; gold certificates, s49.e13. .47O.
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Meat Market


The week closed with the market firm and un-
changed Continued rains stil tend TO restrict
receipts from the country.
DRESSED MEATS
Slaughterers' rates to dealers follows:
BEEF-745 @Sc per lb for Steers and 19@719c
f7r Cows
vEAL-s1 @1Oc for large and 94@1oc for
small
MgTToN-uK@12c for wethers, 1ok@11hc
LAMB -l2@1sc for Yearlinss and 15@1ec for
Spring.
DRESSED HOGS-12@13c per ID.
LIVESTOCK MARKET
The following quotations for good. sound
livestock, delivered in San Francisco. less 80
per cent shrinkage for Cattle:
CATTLE-Steers. No. /, 9@95c second quail
ty S@s15c; third quality 7@71sc; Cows and
Heifers, 61207c for No. 1 second quality, 51a@
&c; third quality. 5Q5hc; Bulls and Stays,
CALVES @5%c per Ib for light. 41z@5c
weight.
,sHEEP-wethers e9s arc per III; Ewes. SIG
SIC tgross weightl.
LAMBS arc per Ib for yeariings and "a
715c for sucklings.
HoGs-1oo to 200 lbs. sK@szc per lb; over
200 lbs, 7@sc; Boars 30 per cent, stays 30@
40 per cent and Sows 10@20 per cent of from
above quotations
quotations.
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Butter. Cheese and Eggs

CHICAGO. March 16-0n the Produce Ex-
change today the Butter market was steady.
Creameries, 22G29c: daries, 20G27c. Eggs
steady. at mark, included, 1512c; frsts,
Ice; prime frsts, l6Izc. Cheese, steady, 1419@
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wool auction sales today amounted TO 13,164
bales. There was a good attendance ana COM COM
petition spirited. Fine merinos were reaully
absorbed by German buyers and a few lots weH
taken by Americans
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THE BOsTON MARKET

BOSTON, March l6.-The whole market looks
better and the raliF TO-DAY substantial IL
must be remembered. however that there are
plenty of stocks TO come out which were bought
at bargain prices 10 support the market. and
brokers advise caution in buying except on the
breaks. Butte. Copper Range and Mohawk
proved their worth by notable rally
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ST. Lou,s Wool Market

ST. LOUIS March 6-wOOI-Steady; med
fum grades combfng and clothing. 2492Sc; light
fine. 20G23c; heavy fine. l6@lsci tub-washed'
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London Closing stocks

Bar silver-Quiet; 81 5-16d per ounce.
MOney-4A u412 per cent.
The rate OF discount in the open market
for short bills Is 5Md5h per cent and for
three months bills SIS per cent.
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New Yorr, Metal market

NEW YORK, March 16-The metal markets
quiet in the absence Of cables and prices
were generally unchanged. Spot tin was quoted
al Sal 60@4l70.
Copper was steady. with lake quoted at
S25.3712 d25.T5; electrolytic $25.l2l3 925.3f ~
and casting S24. .6215 G24.S7la.
Lead unchanged at S6d63O and spelter
at Sc s0M6.90
Iron was steady and unchanged.
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LOCAL MARKETS
Exchange and BuIlIOn
yyhe.t and other Grains

wHEAT-Paris and Liverpool futures were
lower Chicago was a shade down, under heavy
receipts and fue weather The markets al
around were liquidating and the bears had the
advantage.
In the San Francisco market conditions re-
mained without change, and business was light,
usual ON SATURDAY..
CASH WHEAT
California Club. Sl271s@1, ,37H; do milling.
sl.35@L4O; California White Australian;
81 .406l1 .5O lower grades Of California. S1.10G
%: Northern C1nh 81 71sd1.35: Northern
Bluestem 1.421k @1.45; Northern Red. $500
l.32% per cu.
FUTURES.
10 m II 80 a. m. session.
Mays 81 bid.
BARIEY-The week closed on very firm mar
ket. For choice Feed 81 20 was the general ask
ing price and it could not be bought for less.
though no sales were reported at 1t. Futures
were stiu higher as will be seen, the advance
being attributed 10 the sharp decrease In the es-
timated acreage this year, owing to the four
months of persistent rain.
CASH BARLEY.
Good 10 choice feed, spot. $1.1115 al. 20. com
mon to fair. $11o6l.15 per ctl; Brewing and
Shipping. S1.21A al. PIX per ctl; Chevalier.
$115Ml 20 for poor to common and $1,25@ l-5o
asked for choice.
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FUTURES.
FUTURES
10 to 1870 a. m. session.
FrTURES.
N - 700 m sess,o
10 10 1890 p. m. session.
onrn. High Low. Close.
May 49,. 1870 $1.21 $1.20 $1.21
December 4. 4 1874 la 1.13A LA

December !. 4. .134 IN I:l3A Ia
OATS-Presious conditions prevail, with firm
tone and moderate stocks.
Good to choice Red Sl.4O@1 so; common to
fair 81 3GM 81 10: White. 81 40 y al Go; Black
81 5o612: Cav. s1.421h also per ctl.
CORN-with light arrivals and equally
light demand and most of the spot Offering damp
the market shows change.
California small round. Yellow. S1-55; large
yellow 81 2TIa6al. .321b: White, $1.27 = al 321h ;
western State sacked-Yellow $1.17h6ll. .35;
White. S1171sal 80; mixed S1.15@1.30; White
Egyptian 81 o5 Brown Egyptian, $l.1215 Oils.
RYE-S1 404f.45 per ctl for California and
81 35d1 40 for Utah.
RIrCkM kMHEAT-s2M2. .25 per ctl
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New York stock List

T. r. Hutton CO.. $40 California street.
,eulbers OF the New York stock Exchange
lrnish the following list Of bond ana STOCK
les yesterday,
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SALES
California stock and OIL Exchange
Mining Stocks
EXCHANGE

SAN FRANCISCO STOCK EXCHANGE
Following were the sales on the San Fran
cisco Stock and Exchange Board yesterday:
CnNfSTOCES
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Buzzards and vultures can scent their
food at distance Of forty miles.
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Foreign Futures

London Wool Sales
LONDON, March 1e--The offerings at the
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STOCK AND BOND EXCHANGE
SATURDAY, March 16-1O:8O a. m.

UNITED STATES BONDS
Bid. Ask Bid. Ask.
IS or coup. As or CD new. 12S 1295 Il
IS or reg. IS or conn
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Phil Sheridan at Fort Huachuca.

Last Tuesday Lieutenant Phil Sheridan, Jr, son of the illustrious General Phil Sheridan, of Sheri- dams Ride fame, during the civil war, arrived at Fort Huachuca, to assume his duties with the Fifth Cavalry Regarding Lieutenant Sheridan's arrival at Tucson the Citizen says: "Lieutenant Phil Sheridan, former social lion and son of the late General Phil Sheri- dan, came into Tucson quietly yesterday and as quietly departed in the afternoon on the Burro train for Fort Huachuca, where he will have an excellent chance to ob- serve the differences between the butterfly existence of the social set at the capitol and the hard, monotonous, dragging life of an army post seven miles from rall- road.
 "Lieutenant Sheridan is travel ing without any bell ringing on him. He has been in the lime light for some time and he had suf- ficiency. When he walked up to the desk at the Santa Rita yester- day, he signed his name in a heavy running hand, "P. ii. Sheridan.' '' He put no title before it, as thls is a privilege allowed only to colonels and generals by the army regulations Lieutenants and cap tains simply sign their names without any prefxed title.
 "Lieut. Sheridan was known to few about the hotel, but had he been, it is more than probable that many a feminine heart would have huttered, and he might have been acclaimed here also as social hero.
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SCIENTIFIC COMMISSION.
Colonel Antonio F. Torres and Wife
 Pay NosaIes a visit.

Nogales has been visited this week by Colonel Antonio F. Torres, chief of the Scientific Commission Of Mexico, with headquarters are at Torin, on the Yaqui river in Sonora, Mexico.
 Colonel Torres was here for the purpose of investigating Nogales. Sonora, with view of stablishing his commission at that place tenn porarily at least, but finally decid- ed in favor of Magdalena, to which place his force will remove just as soon as suitable office and other quarters can be secured.
 The Commission consists at the present time of ten men including the colonel, but later the colonel says will number more than twenty of the most efficient engineers in the Mexican army.
 Mir. Krohn, right of way agent for the c. Y. R. & P. R. R., a per sonal friend of Colonel Torres, who was here the first of the week, stated to VIDETTE reporter that the colonel and his able assistants, who for some time past have been down on the line of new railroad, surveying lands, rivers, canals, etc, for the Mexican government, did everything in their power to facilitate matters for the con- struction of his road, and he speaks in the highest term of the mem bers of the Commission and their eff ficiency.
 Colonel Torres regretted that circumstances compelled him to select Magdalena for his present headquarters, instead of Nogales, which latter place favorably inn pressed him. He expressed him. self as delighted with our glorious summer climate, hospitable people, etc., and said that she would endeavor to visit the city often when he gets his Commission lacat- ed at Magdalena.
 This morning the distinguished gentleman and his estimable wife, who is travelling with him, depart ed for their pleasant home at Torin but will again visit Nogales in the very near future.
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A Good investment.

Las Dos Naciones Cigar Com pany, (Two Nations) of this city are offering a limited amount of stock for sale, and anyone desiring a good, gilt-edge investment that pays from 10 to Is per cent, will take adva ntage of this opportunity to buy now. The capital stock of the company is only $75,OOO, of which $45.OOO IS paid up. The stock will now be sold for $1OO.OO per share, but after October 1st, 1907, the price will be raised Call on or address Mir. William Schuckmann, president of the com pany, Nogales. Arizona.
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VIII

 Within ten days after the election of any Board of Directors they shall meet and elect the officers of this corporation. who shall be d president. vice president. secretary and treas urer. and such other miner officers or agents as the Board of Directors may deem necessary for the best interests of the corporation. The president. secretary and treasurer shall he members of the Boaad of Directors. and two offices may be held by the same person. All officers shall hold their office during the fife of the Board of Directors by whom they are elect ed. and until their successors are elected and qualified. unless sooner removed by vote of two-thirds of the Directors.
 TX.
 These Articles of incorpOratiOn may be alter ed or amended at any regular meeting of the stockholders, or at any special meeting called for that purpose by affirmative of a majority of the stock aud the Board of Direc- tors any three stockholders may call a meet ing of the stockholders for this or any other purpose rot inconsistent with law. but notice of such proposed amendment shall be given to each StOckhOlder either personally or in writing. by letter deposited in the postofice ad- dressed to the stoclxholder at his last known residence. at least twenty days prior the meeting at which such amendment is to be voted upon.
 IN WITNESS WHEREOF. we have here unto set our hands and seals this thrtieth day of July. A. D.. 1917.
 Seal. H. C.. Thompson
 Seal. P. J. Mcintyre
 Seal. Frank J. Duffy
 In presence of Phil Herold.
The border vidette., 1907-09-21

Arizona. on this day personally appe ared IL C. Thompson. r J. Mcintyre and Frank J. Du1y. known to me to be the persons whose names subscribed to the foregoing Articles of In- corporation. and acknowledged to me. each for himself that they executed the same for the purposes and consideration therein expressed. Given under my hand and seal of office this thirtieth day of July. A. D.. 1907.
 Seal Phil Herold.
 Notary Public My commission expires Feb. II 1908. e-Io-6
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INDEPENDENCE
 ANNIVERSARY
The Queen Cities of the Border Join iH Grand
 Celebration.

Natal Day of Mexco Liberty and the Republics Greatest Pre- sden Porfirio Daz-Three Days of Festivities and Gen. Rejoicing Street Parade Ball Credit to NOgaes.
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Territory of Arizona. County of Santa Cruz. ! sS-
 Before me. Pbil Herold. Notary Public in and for the county of Santa Cruz. Territory of
The border vidette., 1907-09-21
ARTICLES OF INCORPORATION
OF THE
SearchIight Gold and Copper Company.

KNOW ALL MEN BY I'll ESE PRESENTS: That we. Ii. C. Thompson of Whitewater. state of Kansas, and P. J. Mcintyre and Frank J. Duffy. both of NOgalCS. Arizona. being desirous of forming a corporation under the laws of the Terri tory of Arizona. have this day voluntarily associated ourselves together into a body corporate. and have made. sipne1. acknowledged and executed these Articles of Incorporation. and to that end. do hereby CcrrifN:
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The name of this corpora tion and by which it shall be authorized to conduct it's business is SEARCHLIGHT GOLD AND COPPER COMPANY
The evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1907-1908, 1907-10-29
NAMES WALKER
TO SUCCEED
BERGEN
Trenton Man Is Appointed
Today as a Vice
Chancellor.
Especial to the Evening star.l

TRENTON. Oct. 29.--Chancellor Ma
gle today appointed Edwin Robert
Walker, of this city, Vice-Chancellor,
to succeed James G.. Bergen, who re-
Gently. resigned as Vice-Chancellor to
accept the position of Supreme Court
Justice. Vice-Chancellor Walker was
born in Rochester, n. Y, September 13
1862, and received his education at the
State model schools in this city. He
studied law with the late Colonel S.
Meredith Dickman and Judge Garrett
d. w. Vroom.
Mr.. Walker was admitted to the bar
as attorney at the June term, 1886, and
as counselor in June, 1889. He was
last Democratic counsel of the Board
OF Freeholders of this county, and was
likewise the Democratic solicitor.
The Vice-Chancellor is a lineal
descendant of Mahlon Stacy, who was
one of the Quakers in the city Of Bur-
lington in 1878. He is a member of the
New Jersey Society Sons of the 4Revo-
luton and of several clubs in this city
In 1906 Colonel Collins appointed Mr.
Walker to the position of judge advo-
cate of the Second Regiment. with the
rank of captain. Colonel Collins was
elected general of the Second Regiment
and Mr.. Walker was again appointed
Judge advocate, with the rank of ma
jor The latter position he still holds.
The evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1907-1908, 1907-10-29
Former White House Occu'
pant Iudorses Democratic
Candidate for Governor.
FAYORS PARTY PLATFORM
Declares Himself Against Repub.
lican Control OF the State Ad-
ministration SIS Meetings at
Both Princeton and Tren-
I ton Very Enthusiastic.

TRENTON, Oct. 29.-To the demon
stration of the big Democratic rally in
the State Street Treatre last night was
added the plea of former President
Grover Cleveland for redemption of
the State from 1.-THE abuses which have
been allowed to affiict the people of
New Jersey under Republican State
control"
The utterances of the former Presi-
dent came in an autograph letter to
Bayard Stockton, as chairman of the
Mercer County Democratic committee,
the text of which is printed in other
columns.
Great applause greeted the reading
of the significant missive and the men
ton of the name of Princeton's sage.
Two thousand people crowded the
playhouse to its capacity, and nearly
twice as many gathered at an overflow
meeting in the street When Mr.. Katz-
enbach came in at S:45 cheering broke
out, and it was two and a half min
utes before order was restored. Pre-
vious to the arrival of the candidate
the meeting had been opened by Bay
ard Stockton, of Princeton, with the
reading of the Cleveland letter, which
laid stress upon the States need of
rigid economy and an honest admins
tration.
The ex-President earlier, at his home
CONTINUED ON Second PaEe.)