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, 1908-10-09
PARAGRAPHS

George Post is here from Walden.
Mrs. Grace McCarty left today for
Bosler.
q. F. Gaskell is here from Sheep
mountain.
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In the city.
Charles r Kuster returned from
norvo. t,A.v
william Henry Hawkes. Of Tie siding
is in the city.
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Denver TODAY.
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su'cn yes'eroay ueernoon.
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orieI sisit witn ms famiiy.
Prof.. L. B. McWethy returned today
Aom fos'er ana focA RIVER.
Edgar Crumrine Is here for a day or
two. having just completed his thresh-
ing.
Mrs. Jack Baxter will arrive tonight
from Rock Springs to join her husband
mere.
Mr.. AMI Mr.. r q nreennsnm vii,
20 to Denver Sunday to visit for sew
eral days.
Mrs. Lulu Hvrun-pederson left to.
dav for poston whars she lin snoud
the winter.
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were smona tho n,s,.nra ~ a a,sl,
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, 1908-10-09
GRADING Outfit in Park.

Last Saturday night a grading outfit
of 35 horses and mules and is men, en
route from the Moffat road grading
camps to those of the Laramie and
Hahns Peak, put up at the Walden
livery stable. The manager of the
crew, John Walker, has contracts on
a cut five miles south of McNealey's
ranch and on The grade south from the
cut. The Laramie and Hahns Peak ex.
poets to lay track within 80 miles of
Walden this fall. Rumor has it that
the end of the track will reach Bear
Gulch this winter and that they intend
to run a stage line from Walden to
connect with the train at that point
1t is pretty certain everybody in the
park hopes it is true.
, 1908-10-09
FIRST PRIZES AWARDED
TO THE KING SHJ

10 The KING SHEEP.
The sheep pens We're full Of high
bred animals and an interested crowd
was always in attendance, says the
Douglas Budget in its report Of the
state fair. OF the Ramboullett and
Delaine classes F. S. King Of Laramie
won first and second. The Wyoming
experimental station at Laramie won
first in the H~ampshires, Leicester
shires, Lincoln. Cotswold and Dorset
shire classes. In best pen offour Oxford
Down lambs. E. B. Combs won first,
also on best twenty breeding ewes.
William Madden of Shoshoni won first
on best Of range lambs. In Wyo-
ming woods F. s. King took irst pre-
MUM for quarter blood, fine and half
blood; E. B. Combs first for medium,
and Cheyenne River Sheep company
first for fine medium.
, 1908-10-09
SEWERS IN
THE ADDITION
OWNERS OF GRAND AVENUE
TRACK PREPARING To TOUCH
EVERY LOT IN BOUNDARY.
Ten-Inch Sewer for Distance Of Ten
Blocks, With Eisht-Inch and Six.
Inch Laterals To All Blocks
Grading OF Streets to start Mon.
day, All Streets included.

F. E. McKillip, who is In charge of
the Grand avenue addition and the
sale Of lots therein, and Henry Hook
ingberger of Columbus, Neb., are in
The city, here to inaugurate a system
or sewers in that addition that will
touch every lot plated and place the
lots in shape for building operations
at once. The W system is a very
extensive one, contemplating ten-inch
main sewer for a considerable dis.
and eight-inch and six-inch
sewer connecting each block with the
main sewer, the latter connecting with
The city system at Tenth and
Park avenue
Will Grade Streets.
The streets in the addition will also
be graded for their entire distance.
Several Of the lots have already been
sold and will be built upon, the in
tention Of the of the addition
being to ipeop.e that section of the city
with the better class of residents, pre-.
pairing the lots before hand for imme-
date use when a man has completed
his dwelling. Water from Grand ave
nue. main will be added as needed, in
Guiding fire protection and for irriga-
ton as we'll as domestic uses.
Efficient Sewer System.
The sewer system contemplates a
ten-inch sewer from the connection on
Park avenue, between Tenth and
Eleventh streets, running thence east
to the alley between Eleventh and
Twelfth streets, north to Sheridan
street,east to the alley between Twelfth
and Thirteenth streets, north to
Custer street, east to the center of
Fourteenth street and thence north
on Fourteenth to University avenue,
The lateral pipes east Of this main
pipe will be eight inches in diameter,
the west laterals being six inches In
size. Every block in the addition will
thus be made adjacent to a sewer pipe
connecting with the main city system
Growth In That Direction.
Mr.. McKilif says work on the grading
Of the streets will begin Monday and
that the W system will be started
al soc as the material can be assem-.
bled and the me- employed. There
is a steady and consistent growth in
that direction, and the Grand avenue
addition, when these internal improve.
ments have been completed, will be
one Of the best In tho city.
, 1908-10-09
SURE-ENOUGH HoLDUP
PULLED OFF AT DOUGLAS.

PULLED OFF AT DOUGLAS.
On Wednesday last at about 1
O'Clock in the afternoon an amateur
hold-up took place just west of the
depot, says the Douglas Budget. Two
young men held up a third and re-
lieved him of his all, which amounted
to $3.50 in cash and Two extra pairs of
socks. The victim hunted UP the mar
shal and together they located the rob-
bers as they were leaving town. Mar
shall Campbell rode down and arrested
the two and landed them in jail where
they plead guilty to the theft. The
elder gave his name as Israel Waller
and after hearing his story Judge Mat
son sentenced him to one and q half
years in tie p%enitentiary. The other
prisoner is only a boy and it Is unde-
cided as yet what will be done with
him.
, 1908-10-09
SAT ON CORPSE.
Men Who Are Said to Have Killed
ParneII Mutilate Corpse.

Douglas, Wyo., Oct. 9.-The trial of
Montana Slim Jordan, alias Thomas
Lindsay, for the murder of Ray Par
nell, which occurred at a lonely spot
near Lusk last spring, is proving the
most sensational in Wyoming history.
Witnesses say that Parnell, a stran-
ger, was murdered by Jordan, with the
probable assistance, or at least the
passive ac~quiescence of Thomas Daley.
Evidence was introduced today in
dicating that after Parnell had been
shot and beaten, Daley and Jordan
sat down on his body to smoke and
engage in a drunken self-glorification
because of the crime. Evidence also
indicates barbarous mutilation Of the
dead or dying man by the intoxicated
pair.
, 1908-10-09
Closing With a Rush.

Chicago, Ill, Oct. 9.-Business at the
closing session of the fourth annua
convention of the Lakes-to-the-Gulf
Deep Waterways association was
transacted today at a rapid rate.
The old officers were reelected, with
the exception of D. R. Forgan of Chi
cago, as member of the board OF gov
ernors. Forgan retired in favor of e.
s. Conway Of Chicago.
To Meet at New Orleans.
New Orleans had no opposition for
the next convention, and it will be held
! n that city. The speakers of the
day were Theodore P. Shonts of New
York and John A. Ockerson of st. Lou.
Is.
Subjects Of Addresses.
Shonts discussed The Future of
Rail and River Transportation" and
ockerson told of What Europe is Do
ing With Waterways"
, 1908-10-09
GREATLY IMPRESSED
WITH LARAMIE VALLEY

j. W. Payne of North Platte. Neb.,
who spent yesterday in the country
with r. e Fitch, returned home today.
Mr.. Payne was here to look over the
valley with a possible view 20 locating,
and is greatly impressed with the de-
velopment of the valley. He Is a re
tired farmer. with plenty Of money.
but has some friends whom ne is now
trying to interest with him.
, 1908-10-09
Stock at the Yards.

Horses, cattle and sheep were com
prised in the stock at the yards this
morning, the following shipments be-
ing on hand: Homer Craddock, On
tario, Ore, to Denver, one a OF
horses; Blomquist Bros, Evanston to
South Omaha, nine cars of sheep; E.
D. Swan, Opal to South Omaha, ten
cars of cattle; Carl Musser. Weiser to
Chicago, two ars of sheep; J.. w.
Lynch, Weiser to Chicago, three cars
q sheep; Smart & Webster, Rexburg
to Chicago. sixteen cars of sheep; c.
Andrews, st. Anthony to ST. Joseph.
two airs Of sheep.
, 1908-10-09
News Aneeted Market.

London. Oct Grading on the
stock exchange today opened weak
and unsettled on the political situation.
especially on the departure Of British
warshfps from Malta. A marked fat
ness developed at noon, when Paris,
Vienna and Berlin started selling.
Americana First to Revive.
Consols slumped and American Sc
curfties shared in the general depres-
sion. Later, however, Americans
Showed a tendency to revive and con-
soils recovered on better news from
Vienna.
, 1908-10-09
SERvAN KING WARNED
TO CONTROL POPU[ACE

at Constantinople have fred on a Bull
garian vessel. The report originated
with the Berlin Lokal Anzeiger and 10
without confirmation from any source.
Warships Instructed to Sail.
Valetta Island, Malta, Oct. 9.-Sever-
al British warships here have been in
structed to sail under sealed orders.
Their destination Is believed to be the
Turkish island of Lelnnos. The feet
includes two b~attleships and two cruis-
ers.
, 1908-10-09
Subject. of Addresses.
Governments imperative DUTY

Chicago. Oct. 9.-The resolutions
adopted declared that the opening of
a deep water channel connecting the
great lakes with the Gulf of Mexico
TO be the imperative duty of the gen.
eral government, and that this work
should be Immediately begun and
completed as speedy as possible.
Government Endorsed.
The resolutn ons also endorse the
action Of the government for the con-
s~ervation of the natural of
the country.
, 1908-10-09
HUTTON GROVE SCHOOL
Is READY TO BEGIN.

Superintendent Lee of the city
schools and ]. w. Johnson, q member
OF the board of trustees, drove to the
new school building in the Hutton
grove district this morning and found
that building ready to be occupied.
Miss Moss will teach the faI and win
ter term in hal district. The Boston
and Wyoming Lumber company was
the contractor for the building.
, 1908-10-09
E THIRD HUSBAND.
Girl Of Nineteen Has chinaman In Her
Newest Venture.

Hammond, Ind. Oct. 9.-Miss Ethel
Lashbrook. aged 10, giving her home
as Chicago. was married for the third
time in her career last night at Crown
Point. Her husband Is James F.
Chung. a Chinaman, whose home is
San Francisco and by occupation a
salesman for Oriental silks. The cou-
pie secured their license at the Crown
Point court house. and after being mar
ried by Judge H. B. Nicholson took
the next train to Chicago.
, 1908-10-09
CLUB WILL TACKLE
THE DEPOSIT QUESTION.

The Laramie Literary cluc deld .
very interesting meeting last night, at
the Carnegie library, current topics
being discussed. Among the subjects
Brvught up wer Freight Tariffs"
"Sweetpeas and Frost" and the Carey
Land AaS." The next meeting of the
club viii ~ held IN the anditofium q
the library and win b opsn - IL
public. Eli Crumrine aud A. N. HARea-
kamp Will discuss the guazaateeiNe -
bank deposits By the eovefnnsnk
, 1908-10-09
NOW BURNS OIL.
Monitor Wyoming In Service After
About Three Years.

Mare Island, Oct. s.-The Monitor
Wyoming was placed in commission
at the navy yard yesterday, after be-
ing out of service for three years, dur
ing which time oil burning furnaces
were installed.
, 1908-10-09
GREAT BRITAIN AND FRANCE
SEND WORD TO PETER THAT
He MUST NOT PERMIT
ANY OVERT ACT.
Recognized in Kingdom That War
With AustrIa-Hunoary Would
Mean National suicide and War
Talk Calming Down in Tone
Great Britain sends Fleet Of Yes
sells 20 Turkish Island of Lemnos.

Belgrade, Servia, Oct. 9.-The imme-
diate danger point in the Balkan stu
alton Is calming Town today, and in
this direction war is not SO threaten
ing as on yesterday.
King Receives Warning.
The powers, notably Great Britain
and France, have warned the Servian
king to control his people, and saner
counsels prevail in Belgrade, where it
is beginning to be recognized that war
with Austria-Hungary would mean ma
tional suicide.
Shows No Apprehension.
Austrta-Hungary shows no serious
apprehension I've . Servian rebellion.
Great Britain has dispatched a fleet
to the Turkish Island Of Lemnos, Pie.
sumably at the request Of Turkey. The
presence Of q neet In the Aegean sea
will exert = calming influence.
Turkeys Protsst to Powers
Turkey protested to the powers
against the annexation Of Bosnia and
Herzegovina by Austria-H Hungary. and
the Turkish imperial commissioner at
Sofia has been instructed to continue
to discharge his duties, as neither the
porte nor the powers recognise the In
dependence Of Bulgaria. This may
lead to some overt act against the i'm
pertal commissioner.
Russia Wants Conference.
N. lswolsky, the Russian minister OF
foreign Affairs, has Ie.x Paris for Lon
, 1908-10-09
Loading stock at MiIbrook.

Auditor Empons left this morning
or M%illbrook, where the Basin Land
and Live Stock company loaded eight
cars Of sheep and six cars of cattle for
the South Omaha market. A carload
Of hay was brought in from that sta
ton this afternoon, also.
, 1908-10-09
Less Talk Of War.

Vienna, Oct. s.-Omcial advices re-
ceived here this morning declared that
the situation at Belgrade, Servia, is
imp growing. The general excitement is
calming down among the Servians. In
Vienna the fears of war with Servia
are ~noticeably less. This mornings pa
pers. however, war; Servia not to play
with fire, Is Austria will not stand any
nonsense.
, 1908-10-09
COMPLAIN OF
VANDALISM
MECHANICAL DEPARTMENT OF
UNION PACIFIC SAYS PACK
ING MISSING FROM CARS
Ballast Cars Between Terminals sys-
tematicaIly Robbed and OFFICIALS
Warn Those Interested to Be On
the Loookut-Railroad Matters Of
General Interest.

The mechanical department Of the
Wyoming division complain that there
is an immense amount Of packing
missing from the journal boxes of
ballast cars, intimating that the pack
ing is taken III between terminals,
into the matter. PACKING from jour
nal boxes is splendid to kindle a fire
with.
, 1908-10-09
RESOLUTION INTRODUCED INTO
MISSISSIPPI CONGRESS Ap-
DRESSED TO NEXT
PRESIDENT.

Kansas Delegation Loud In Urging For
mer President Case for Position,
Believing That Republican Will
Be Named-Panama Canal Dis
elimination Charge Inquiry Breaks
Up in Confusion Today.
, 1908-10-09
BRYAN IN MISSOURI.
viii Speak at Different Points In
That State.

Chicago, Oct. Bryan left here
today for Joliet and a trip through
Illinois. After a short speaking tour
in this state, he will enter Missouri,
where he will make a number of ad-
dresses.
, 1908-10-09

independence Not Recognized.
Constantinople, Oct 9.-The porte
has instructed the imperial Ottoman
commissioner resident at Sofia to con
tinue his functions. as neither Turkey
nor the powers have recognized Bull
garian independence.
, 1908-10-09
Attack Of Appendicitis.

w. G. Ingram, transitman for the
Laramie Plains line. vas brought to
the city by DR.. Ballard last evening.
suffering from q slight attack Of ap
and is now 1t the johnson.
, 1908-10-09

Inspectors Reach Cheyenne.
General Superintendent Park and his
party reached Cheyenne on their In.
spection trip last night and left for the
east this morning.
, 1908-10-09
PROMINENT opp FELLOW

"a III NJ HIS HOME.
Louis Miller, grand secretary Of the
grand lodge Of Wyoming. Odd Fellows,
was confined to his home today with
Illness, and under the care Of his
phy13c1an.
, 1908-10-09


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Brother, Accuses Miller.

New York. Oct. S.-The inquiry int.
the Panama canal discrimination
charges was temporarily interrupted
in a sensational manner today, when
W. A. Brothers, who brought the
, 1908-10-09
Quiet Qax for Taft.

Cincinnati, Oct 9.-Taft had a quiet
day, occupying himself this morning
with his correspondence.
, 1908-10-09

DR.. Ballard believes he can cure MT
ingram without an operation.
, 1908-10-09
BUILDING ADDITION
TO PhJIlIp,

TO PHILLIPS HOTEL.
John and VIII Mast are at work VI
on an addition TO the rear Of George
PHILIPPE hotel. ON First street. which
Is one story high and to bo used ~ q
kitchen for the hotel.
, 1908-10-09

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No Truth In Rumor.
London, Oct. 9.-No credence what
ever is given the rumor that the forts
, 1908-10-09
FeIt In New York.

Now York, Oct s.-Internationa Sc
curities suffered a violent decline at
the opening OF the stock exchange to-
day. the occasion being the increased
tension Of the eastern European stu
, 1908-10-09

San Francisco, Cal, Oct. 9.-The in
stallation OF officers occupied the open
ing hours of the fourth day of the
Trans-Mississippi congress today, fol-
lowing the presentation of the report
Of the committee on resolutions. This
committee has been busily engaged
ever since its appointment at the first
Gays session sitting rne great mass of
proposed resolutions presented by the
delegates.
sharp Battles Over Resolutions.
Several sharp battles occurred, par
ticularly over the parcels post resolu-
ion, which was adversely reported by
the subcommittee to which it had
been referred. The fight for carrying
the resolution. despite the committees
veto is expected when brought up be.
fore the congress.
Wants Western Cabinet Member.
Another resolution which will be
presented and in which great interest
s taken. is n urging the next presi-
dent Of the United States to appoint a
western man as secretary Of the In
Lerior.
Case Being Urged.
The Kansas de. egation is ~straining
every nerve to have the congress en-.
dorse ]. B. Case of Kansas City, former
president Of the congress, for the post,
and he appears to have considerable
strength with the other delegations.
, 1908-10-09

The active American securities also
receded. The selling was largely for
continental account. The market was
steadier after the opening. but the IN
der-tone continued feverish and uncer-
tain.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-08-09

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The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-10-31
THE STOCK MARKET.

New York. Oct. 30 o.--The profes- sional element In the speculation hnd an active day and rolled up 'censld@ erable Aggregate of transactions. There was not much interest in the market, commission houses getting It. tie of the days business. Flour trad, CTS did a portentlous proportion of the dealings which were largely Of the kind that MT. Harriman. n specnlatipg at tho activity in Union Pacific de- scribed as "In a circle" There was notable congestion of these dealings to-day In Union Pacific and the move sympathetic effect on the whole list. This synnpathetic response was son1e- what sluggish and was quickly, lost when ihe strength of Union Pacific in Union Pacific found it's explanation In the earnings statement for Septein- her. which we're published midway of iy there was advance knowieIse of this statement on the, part of those whose buying at the opening made a spread of s-s In the price ot the selling at the same time at 172 5-S to f73. Subsequently, the quotation twice reached IFS 7-S. The showing of the such degree that 1t seemed to excite some suspicion and to leave the stock market heavy and. uncertain np5n It's publication. The 54 per cent. increase A.JG time when the railroads have scarce ly emerged from the depression which overwhelmed them early in the yea., mas mases Ds aoMed for ts effect on last years September net earnings of the swelling operation cost. the, Union Pacific reaching fall- Ing of in net at that time of upwards of half a million dollars compared with the preceding year.
 Tho heavy operating cost at that time affects the comparison with the expense item this year also which is reduced nearly a million dollars. The roads increase of .$464.359A in gross earnings shows 1t unusually fortunate in it's proportion of the returning ac- tivity at the railroad traffic. With all these allowances made, however, the proportion of expenses to gross earn ings which amounts to less than 47 resents A degree of efficiency in earn ing power which carries no conviction of a permanent condition. The whole mark ct turned on this incident. Other developments were little regarded A sharp downward movement in foreign exchange rates was attributed to the filling of the requirement for remit tance to cover the maturing New York City revenue bonds held Tn London with some after effects of specula- ton based on this requirement. Money on call was distinctly firmer here fis- ing to two per cent during the day. The November settlements arc given the responsibility. for this, although the demands of the speculation may be associated with it. The currency movement with the interior has been In favor of New York again this week but the withdrawal, on sub treasury operations leaves a balance on the side of loss in the cash exchange of a few hundred thousand dollars. There was intimatlons of a New York City bond issue next month which will certainly be supplem entsd by important cor porations Borrowing. An advance fin the day. =
 Bonds were. firm. Total sales par value. $5.S12,000. United States bonds were unchanged. s'}~'
 CLOSING STOCK LIST.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-10-31
Secretary Hestcr'E Woridps Visible sup-
 DIy Stntemeut.

New Orelans, Uet 30.-zSecretary Hester's statement of the worlds vis- ible supply of cotton made up from special cable and telegraphic advices compares the figures of this week with last week. last year and the year be- fore It shows an increase for the week just closed of 2S3,s44 against an increase of 14s.966 last year and an increase of 279,9S3 year before last.
 The total visible ls e.2SQ124 against 2.996.4S0 last week 3.13618s1 last year and 32S03 3S1 year before. last. Of this the total of American cotton is 2.741.- I24 against 2,45S.4S last week. 2,36e,- NOS last year and 2,522.221 year before last, and of all other kinds. including Egypt lerazil, India, etc, 539.0Oe against 53S 900 last week. 766,S76 last year and 75S, 900 year before last.
 The total worl1's visible supply of cotton as above shows an increase compared with last week of 2S3,64 an increase compared with last year of 143444, and a decrease compared with year before last of 157.
 Of the worlds visible supply of cot ton as above there Is now ahoat and held in Great Britain and Continental Europe 1,654.000. against 1869 900 last year and 1,495,000 year before last; In Egypt 125. 1000. against 133,000 last year and 11g000 year before last in India 149, ,G00 against 3l2,000 last year and 3440O0 year before last, and in the United states 1.3I4,000 against 1,023 GOO last year and .,322OoO year before last.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-10-31

New York. Oct. 20.--The cotton mar ket was fairly active today and prices ruled highe the close being steaav at a net advance of 41 [ points Sales for the day were estimated at 200 900
 The market opened at an advance of one to four points in response to higher cable. At first there was some little irregularity owing to the selling of october. and that position broke to net loss of eight points. But it maintained premium over December showing th-' the late deliveries on contract were being taken up without much trouble and later the whole mar ket rallied on buying by wall Street covering by people who lad expected a reaction as result of prediction liquidation. and during the afternoon IL looked as though there was some demand here for the later months from the South covering hedges after snoWing net advance of seven 70 nine points. the market reacted slight ly under realizing and closed two Io three points off from the best on the active months.
 Receipts at tne -orts today. 7s 145 bales. against 72.709 last week and d9;iS1 d9a last year. For the week. 44O,- 9Q9 bales against 415.35s last week ana 545,oSf last year. sc cH-
 Todays receipts at New Orleans. H. 4SS bales. against 4 PIP elast, year, and SAY last year. -S'