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NEW YORK PRODUCE.

New York, Ian I6.--The local market for raw ST.
gar ruled steady. with dutyTaid rates quoted as fol
lows: Centrifugal IS test 2 s0a395. muscoYado 50
test. a40a3s5, moiassess sugar. 50 test. 3l5a3 -
Refined sugar steady. The London market for beet
sugar quiet and unchanged with January at Is l04d
and February al 9s Had.
NAVAL STORES - Spirits turpentine without
change; machine made barrels 81 At Savannah the
market steady. Rosin frmsr. with common 20
good strained. 325a4 %. Tar duh and nominal.
BUTTER-Receipts. AS packages; firm. Cream
ery extra 81
EGGS Receipts. 7sle cases; frrner Nearby white.
fancy, S2a$i; do. mixed, fancy. Ea2s.
MILL FEED--Stody dun trade Spring brGn 100
Ii. sacks. 70 arrive January. = 81; mddIingS SO.
city bran. 2i5o. in bulk: Western red dog q 70. 20
arrive: winter wheat bran. IN 100lb. sacks. $50.
OATS-Steady; small trade. Elevator prices: No. 5
white. 5iiz No white 81 No. ? mixed. 50
FLOUR-Quiet unsettled. Spring patents 5Sla
625; spring clears 500a535; winter staights ga
500 winter clears 50a4 s.; Kansas. IN sacks pat
euts. 525a553; straights 4ga525; clears, 4.5oaAS5.
RYE FLOUR-S Steady: moderate inquiry: 4T5a5 81
CORN AtEALs-Demand moderate. kiln-dried. for
export. 3.f5a3 So coarse meal. IN bags. L3sals9.
BUCKWHEAT FLOUR-Quet trade: light supply
Choice. 500
HAY Receipts. lao tons; steady: there is little
doing. Prime timothy. ll5 No. /. l05al. 10; No p
100. NJ. 3. -.
sTRAW-steady; fair inquiry. Long re. 60a75
BEEF Easier; moderate inquiry. Family l500a
$50: packet l2G0al20
PORK-Irregllar; inactive. Mess, l4sOal5OO; fam
ily, i7.5blsOo.
TALLoW-steady; trade dull City in hogs
heads 81
LARD-Unchanged Primo Western. $50: city.
SIS refined continent. $50: South American. Dis.
refined Brazilian, kegs. D5; city stearine, 9tal0
oleostearne dull; New York. "a Chicago. ~
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BASKET COMMITTEES NAMED.
Women Who VIII Have Charge of
Junior Republic Donations.

Arrangements for the placing of baskets
in the office and other public buildings
about the city. in an effort TO raise funds
for the maintenance of the National
Junior Republic, were discussed az a
meeting of the Woman's League of that
organization. held in the Arlington Hotel
yesterday morning.
The matter Of securing the attendance
of ladies near each basket. during the
time that donations are being received,
was also discussed. and announcement
was made that the lists viii be given
out later. Donations are TO be received
January % and a.
In letter from Commissioner Maefar-
land. read TO the league. the work Of the
Junior Republic was praised Mr.. Mac
faTland made mention Of recent visit to
the republic at Annapolis Junction, which
had greatly increased his interest in the
enterprise.
"A visit from any Washingtonian would
De appreciated by the management" he
said. and every visitor will come away
as I did, more impressed with the neces-
sity Of the good work which is being
done there" a letter from Mr.. CunO
Rudolph. president of the Board OF Trade,
was also read.
In connection with the work of re-
ceiving the donations, the following COM
mittees have been announced: Arrange
ments-Mrs N. S Lockwood. chairman;
Mrs G. II. AckeTt, Mrs. A. Ramsay. Miss
Solomons. Miss Janet Richards. Mrs.
Henry Rainey. and Mrs. c. NJ. c. Corson.
Buiidings-Mrs. Ackert. chairman; Mrs
G. II. Brown. Mrs Ramsay, Miss Rich
ards. Miss Solonons. Press-Mrs. Lock
wood. chairman; Mrs Ramsay, Mrs.
Theodore North Mclaughlin. Miss Solo
mons, and Miss Richards Finance-Mrs.
James McNabb. chairman; Mrs. Nc
Laughlin, Mrs. J. N. Gregory, and Mrs
lC. D. Merwin PTinting-Mrs. McLaugh-
lin, chairman Mrs. Ellis Logan and Mrs.
r. Vandegrift.
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New York
New Orleans.
LIVE STOCK MARKET.

New York, Jan. B-CATTLE-Recripts. alo;
steady Choice Virginia steers. sold at $50 per 100
lbs Dressed beef, unchanged, at 77.a9z per h. for
native sides
CALVES Receipts. 80: weak Fair veels sold at
800 per 100 lbs. Dressed calves SLOW: city dressed
veals az SALLY per H. country dressed. az sal3
SHEEP AND LAMBS-Receipts. 500 Sheep. top
grades firm; others steady; prime to choice lambs
steady; moderate demand; other grades weak TO
10 lower; common 10 choice sheep sold at 3 25a5 80
per 100 Ibsi yearlinss at 600; medium to choice
lambs 7O0a7.75.
HOGs-Receipts 1850; nominally steady on Buf-
falo adTices.
Chicago Jan. l5.-CATTLE- Receipts, 12 900 steady
to 10 lower. Prime beeves. 550a636; poor TO me
dium 375a5l0; stockers and feeders. 270a47O: COWS
and heifers. 275aiT5 Gamers. l5aa260; Texans
35oa4.2
HOGS Receipts, 5000; FIVE cents higher. Light
i25a4 50; rough, i25ai.39; mixed. 430a462ls heavy
4.35a3.e2is pigs. 3T0s45.
SHEEP Receipts, l2o0o: steady TO shade lower
Natice sheep. 3s5a5.65; Western sheep. Seas 50:
native lambs, 5.Sea7.soi Western lambs, 5.s5af.ss
The Washington herald., 1908-01-17
COMMENT ON MARKET.

Benjamin Woodruff. of Post & Flags
.'The market was weak to-day. with re-
actions general Two or three unfavor-
able developments came to hand, bat in
spite of this. the market I'm the afternoon
rallied. and near the close was quite
active on the up tack. The dividend on
Copper was reduced. the amount paid "a
the stockholders for the quarter being
one-half Of ] per cent This was about
what had been expected, and no doubt
had been discounted pretty well before
the announcement was made The Con-
s0lidated Gas Company announced an is
sue OF S5.O0.011 one-yedr per cent notes,
and the failure of Messrs. Whitney and
Kitchen was made known about o'clock.
The latter was considered an unimportant
one. Nevertheless. with all these unfa-
vorable developments coming out in a
single day ! consider that the market has
given a good account OF itself.
George L. Edmunds. Of Miller & CO.
Before the end Of the first hour dis
tinct reaction was i'm progress. and later
in the day it developed into general
decline. 1t was, II anything. accelerated
ny the decision Of Judge Prtchard Of
Richmond. that the Baltimore and Ohio
must answer in the Merchants coal mat
ter. the decision of Judge Hough direct
ing the member Of a banking firm closest
to the property 10 answer with regard
TO Union Pacific, and the refusal of in
junction asked for by Western Union IN
Tr a rausf
in dealings to-day. Early In the after
noon a distinctly strong feature was
Northern Pacific which again caused
rumors Of the likelihood of an extra dlvi-
dend The cutting Of Amalgamated Cop
per dividend In half was just about as
anticipated. Whether the market will re-
act further or not is beyond the power
of any man to predict. but the level OF
prices. as compared with the level Of
value is so low that I'm my opinion moth
ing but the bull faith is logical
C. Bowie Chapman. Of e F. Hutton &
Ca sharp setback occurred early, and
there were sufficient reasons for the
break. probably the most important 81
which was an extended long Interest
which has been accommodating for several
days The market was -congested with
long stock and only a minimum short
interest, hence when support was lacking
and the decline we'll started stocks re-
ceded sharply. The announcement that
the Circuit Court here decided that otto
Kahn and T. H. Hartman had to answer
questions propounded by the Interstate
Commerce Commission came after the
break, and was without particular effect.
though il did not help prices in the late
dealings The weakness in Shelters and
other leading speclalties during the day
gave evidence that insiders had unloaded
many stocks on the public recently. and
support in these securities appeared to be
entirely lacking. The market will likely
be rallied at the close of the week in
anticipation Of a good statement. We be
Heve stocks should be sold on strong
eu0ts -
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GRAIN AND PROVISIONS.

Quotations furnished by Miller & Co. members Of
the Nev York Stock Exchange and the Chicago
Beard Of Trade. 1888 si5eet northwest
Chicago Jan l6-The market. after opening
heavy as about iac loser. and securing further
decline = ~ on commission house orders reacted
and closed strong a. au advance n ia from the
low feurs a the day The recovery was due %
heavy covering bT shorts bugiUg hy commission
houses. aud abseHca Of pressure. due % the fact
that even thf hcars were PLAYING Cor a reaction.
News from the Northwest Nas a little more eu-
c1uaging Minneapolis claiming improved cash de-
maud. Exporters here and IN the East assert that
there vas absolutely nothing doing ard that III
bids were badly cat r. line. Both Northwest and
Southwest receipts were heavy. Estimated twenty
fggr cars Tomorrow.
After ruling easy Oh improved weather and more
HtsTsl screItances. corn turned strong and closed
higher. owing 90 persistent buying by principal hold
ers. We continue fo advise sales all rallies. Es-
timsted 20 cars t0-mrrruE-
Provisions ntled hrm ou light nun q hogs and
covering by shorts STOCKS are exceedingly light
Provisions are undoubtedly the cheapest thing ca
the list. Estimated 1850 hogs.
The Washington herald., 1908-01-17
FOR ARREST WITHOUT CAUSE
BoIden Brings Suit for $4,000 DAM
ages to Correct an EFrOr.

William a. BOlden, who conducts a res
taurant in Seventh street, yesterday filed
suit for SO, 900 damages against Policemen
Ellis Cream, James Kramer, Thomas
Judge. and Robert T. Doyle. whom he
charges with arresting him without cause
on January II. 1907, and locking him up at
the Eighth precinct station.
This suit is identical with one fled by
B0lden some time ago. and is intended TO
correct an error in the original declara-
ton. The policemen assigned as a reason
for arresting Bolden that he struck a
negro employee over the head with a
bottle.
The Washington herald., 1908-01-17
NEW YORK MONEY.

New York, Jan. l6-M1n5y on call at The STOCK
exchange to-day opened at 4 per cent; highest. &,
per cent
Time money was quite plentiful bat demand was
hght largely owing % the easy call rates and also
To- the fact that few borrowers desif5d 10 secure
funds at more than per cent Rates 80 per cent
iof an aales- from sixty DAYS 10 siz months
Mercantile paper was taken in uo,ler7-e s+,o,rrts
bur demand lacked breadth. There vas a q7od-zized
assortment Of choice paper. Rates 6 Co I per cent
for siNty and ninety DAYS Endorsed hiHs receivable
Us Well as Tor choice four 20 six months. single
names,
Sterling Today was strong. with demand nm l.c
a. as, There was a good inquiry for remittance.
while the supply Of bills was lighter Rates faT
actual business follow Sixty DAYS 4slg)af sle5. de-
mand. AS5soais6; cables. 4S64la4s6f5. Commercial
bills were As)%aLa9
The supply Of cotton bills was moderate
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COTTON MARKET.

Quotations furnished by Miller & Co. members OF
the New York Stock and Cotton exchanges and the
New Orleans Cotton Exchange. 1888 street north
west.
New York Jan. l6.-Tbo market did better To-
day as the news Of the bull leaders appearance
in the market became known throughout the com
try. There was big buying at the opening which
sent prices much higher ard these were well main
tanned in spite of big selling, considerable of which
was for Liverpool account. That market wheeled
into line and followed with jump ~ 10 10 l.
points. and local shorts covered with esgernesS On
the whole the market did better than expected
The second day Of the new bail campaign pro
duced better results than looked fer. The market
has undoubtedly taken on new life. II looks dan
genus 10 be short Of the market while the bull
fever Is or especially when the movement is light
and trade Conditions improving. Ports for the
day received $500 bales; last week. O0o: last year
5000
Liverpool IS due 10 come to S higher IN the
morning.
The Washington herald., 1908-01-17
Gen. Harries, f. l.. SiddOns, and II. L.
Newcomb TO Address Civic Center.

Addresses for and against public ser
vice corporations viii be made at the
next meeting of the Civic Center, a civic
reform organization. Tuesday evening, at
S o'clock at the Public Library
Especial attention will be given the
street railway and gas companies, and
the theory will be advanced that there
is great need for reform and more
stringent gas legislation.
Gen. George II. HarTies, vice president OF
one of the street railway companies. wiz
give his views of the situation from the
standpoint OF the corporations. Attorney
Fred L. siddons, Attorney II. L. New
comb. and others viii urge that imme-
date steps be taken TO bring about bet
ter service from the corporations Of this
city.
The Washington herald., 1908-01-17
BALTIMORE GRAIN MARKET.

Baltimore Jan. l6.-Following are the official
Uices for to-day.
WHEAT-Stock in elevators. 79l i66 bushels Grad
ed No ? red sAoat quotahlc at about l.0s for sne
cial bin and l0llz fer stock No. red. Contract
Febriarv. iO2z4 Western Sp6: January. L0p5
February l05a Contract closed frmer; spot, Jant
any. 1G2iz; February, lo3A; March, Les; May l0s
CORN-Stock ia elevators l0l60l0 bushels. Prime
lots Of white aoat at 63ia and yellow or mixed al
g. with steamer 81 per bushcl of. Contract. Feb
ruary 62ssa622t Western. spot. January. $685.
new. sass. old 6issiA February, 625sa63; March
63isa6gs.
OATS-Sjock in elevators, 1888 bushels; ship
ments from elevators 576l bushels. White, No. 2
heavy Gs57ls: do. No. .. light TO medium, 5653a57
No g. heavy. 56a56i5 do No g. medium. 55lsa562
do. No. g. light 5ia55: do. No. 4. light 10 heavy
5aiaa53iz; mixed, No . 54a54ls; do No. 3, 52a53
do. No T. 50a5l.
RYE-Stock in elevators Isl SIS bushels ship
ments from elevators. 6.0l9 bushels. No. Western
re quoted at Sass per bushel
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BALTIMORE PRODUCE MARKET

Baltimore Jan l6.-Following are the prices
quoted at the principal commission houses:
BUTTER Creamery. fancy per pound. S1a32; imi-
aton. 22a2i: Maryland and PENNSYLVANIA rolls. lsa
%: store-p packed Ohio Is; do West Virginia l6als
Maryland. Virginia. and Pennsylvania. l6al9
LIVE POULTRY-Od hens heavy. per pound II
az, Young do. l2al3: To0sters. EACH 25a99; ducks
puddle. large per pound. 2al3; do. small. Ilai2
Muscoyy and mongrei y; turkeys, young, isai4;
gobbleIs, l2al3,
EGGS Maryland and Pennsylvania loss of, frsts
Ter dozen q
FLOUR Winter extra, Ao0s42o; do. clear. asa
40; DO straight. A55a4.7o; do. patent. 4s5a5O9
spring clear I6GaL90 do straight s. G5s5. 50 do pat
emit 560a5s5; City Mills best patent, $40; do.
highgTade patent, $50; do straight, $50 do choice
family, 4s0; extra. Ssoa4lo; rye -four. medium to
choice. l50a5O0.
The Washington herald., 1908-01-17
BOARD of Trade to Meet.

The Washington Board of Trade will
hold its January meeting at Rauscher's.
Connecticut avenue and L street north
west, on the evening of January .. be-
ginning at o'clock.
At this meeting reports viii be heard
from the committees on public health.
public order, streets and avenues. insur-
ance, water supply. and bridges
Refreshments will be served at the close
Of the business session.
The Washington herald., 1908-01-17
WASHINGTON CATTLE MARKET.

CATTLE-E1tra. per exit. 5oOa5.25; butcher, s2s,
$50 common L50a2g0.
HoGS-Per cwt.. gross. 475a5Oo; ordinary, $50
sHEEP-CiipFed, AGO; common, go.
LAMBS-Spring. choice. 7a7i5: medium. 6lsa7
CALV ES-PTime, per ID. sa9 medium. 7ssssN
grass. 3ai.
CoWs-Prime, fresh, each. aOeoa5g0g; common
2oOoa0oo: old and dry, eV0alaoO.
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New York Jan. i6-WHEAT-IJeht business. No.
Duluth n arrive, 1.2i. No red, (. o. b. L0s4.
No 2 hand, T. o. b.. lis; No. ] macaroni. los +
O. b.: No. maearoui, l.0l; No ] Manitoba, nomi-
nal No Manitoba. nominal Exporters took 20
loads
CORN-Fimer. but quiet. No elevator, "A.
new No. 2. f. o. b.. 65lz. for January 70 March. No.
white Z. o. b., s. No. yellow. {. o. b., 66s.
Exporters TOOK 3 loads
RYE Strong; light supply. No, 2. s3is. E. 0. D..
Exporters took nothing.
Prices for futures follow:
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NEW YORK STOCK MARKET.

Quotations furnished ty Post & Flagg. members Of
The New York Stock Exchange. Benjamin Woodruff,
manager. 1881 Il street northwest
Sales 40 noon. 434.2B4 shares
Total sales .............. 994.O69 shares
Call money; High, 4; low, az; close, 3.
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WASHINGTON STOCK MARKET.

sales-Regular call. 70 o'clock noon
Capital Traction 81. 500 at li0lz.
Washington Railway and Electric Is, 5000 at TIA
Sl.OW AZ 7T7s, $1,000 at Is
Washington Railway and Electric pfd. 20 at u
80 at z. . at 2. . at Y. 100 at q. buyer Co.
Megenihaer at 30 at 200. az 200.
After call-Capitsi Traction, 10 at 1914, 10 at
n
Washington Railway and Electric Is. 1900 at 7s's.
Washington Railway and Electric I'D. at e,
Following the closing quotations on yesterday
local stock exchange:
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Dublin, Jan. l6-John Redmond was re-
elected chairman to-day Of the Irish
party's forces in Parliament the coming
I session.
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BOSTON STOCKS.
Bid. Asked.

Quotations are furnished By T. r Hutton & Co.
members New York Stock Exchange q. Bowie Chin
man. manager, 1901 F street northwest.
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SwartzeII, Rheem 6
HenSey Co,
&c 2 STREET NORTHWEST.
M0NET AT 8 PER CENT
LOANED ON D. c. REAL ESTATE.
HEISKELL & MoLERAN,
1908 Il STREET.

]
ANNUAL REPORT OF THE WASH
ington Loan and Trust Conpsny, Of the
District Of Columbia, 10 the Comptroller
OF the Currency. as required by Section
IS. Act of Congress, approved October ].
1890. for the year ended December 81. 1907
Capital stock, authOTiZed.......-S 81 oe9.ee0 03
Capital stock actually paid in. 100000 90
Gross earnings for year ended
December 81, l90I.........-...... 2i5,1S1 81
Total expenses for year ended
December 81, 1907-.-.....--.-.-.. l04. 4l3 81
Total amount Of debts. viz
Deposits --......-...-S ~ l3l.lsl 81
DIVIDENDS .....-..--- LII 81
JNO. JOY EDISON.
Jno. r. Carmody, Augustus Crane. jr.,
II. d. MriCk. Geo. TruesdelI,
John Cammack, Theodore ", N0yes,
Philip Hichborn, y. II. Shea,
James T. Du Bots, VIM. A Mearns-
S l. Phillips Thos. IS. Smith,
Louis p. Shoemaker, Watson J. Newton,
W. f. Barker,
Directors.
We. Jno. Joy Edison, President: John 4
Hamilton, Secretary, and Ellis Spear,
John 3. Larner and Andrew Parker. Di-
rectors of the Washington Loan and
Trust Company. do hereby solemnly
swear that the above statement is true,
10 the best OF our knowledge and belief,
JNO. JOY EDISON,
JOHN A. HAMILTON,
Secretary.
ELLIS SPEAR
JOHN =. LARNER
ANDREW PARKER.
Directors.
District of Columbia, IS. Sworn 10 and
subscribed before me this 18th day Of
January 1905. ALFRED b. DENT,
Notary Public
The number of directors of this conf
pany is %.
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MINING STOCKS.

Quotations arc furnished by Irving n Darlington
Co., members Of the New York Produce Tx
change. f. 4. Baker manager Hibbs Building
The Washington herald., 1908-01-17
CURB MARKET.

Quotations furnished by T. r Hutton & Co.,
members New York Stock Exchange G.. Bowie Chip
man manager. 1901 y street northwest.
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The Safest investments

Are those that do not huetuate during diztufbes
conditions Of the money or stock markets Flint
deed Of trust notes FIRST mortgages, well secUTFd
CO real es;Ats IL the District OF Columbia con
ktitute "silt-edge' investments. They do nos
depend upon the financial responsibility o. indi-
yidGsls OF corporations for theiF stability. ana
ara exempt from taxation a. personal property.
we can supply such investments ~ smogRts
iEoE $50 upward. Send for booklet. "Cenesz-
Ing Loans and Investments"
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ELLIS SPEAR.
JOHN 3. LARNER.
ANDREW PARKER.
TRACTION AND GAS DEBATE.

The number Of direct
pany is %.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1908-06-06
pfrsonals

DIR. Kimball and Chas. Campbell had
quite AN experience at Camp ) on the
Fence river last Saturday They went
there Friday and turned the team ont
10 pasture but the horses took French
leave 80 the fishermen were left to hike
10 town. Mr.. Campbell volunteered to
walk and the Doctor stayed at the
camp. The team had completely disap-
peared from sight and Mr.. Campbell
had to walk all the way 10 Crystal
Falls, getting his team later MP at Rock
Cut. In the mean time Doctor Kimball
was left alone in the wood and had no
tobacco. He says that the lack OF
tobacco is fully as bad In the woods as
lack Of grub
Chas. Mills who has been working at
the county farm went 70 Ann Arbor
Tuesday TO have an operation perform
I'd on his throat at the university hos
pital The case of Mr. Mills was a
peculiar one, the difficulty being one
that is rarely met with and good
subject for experiment at the univef-
sity.
This Office Is in receipt Of the com
mencement announcement OF Rush
Medical College. Chicago, and among
the names appearing upon the graduate
list Is that Of Walter Darling. Walter
has made an exceptionally fine record
AZ Rush, having finished the five year
course in three years aud stands sixth
in class Of 100
Andrew Young came over from
stambaugh last Tuesday TO attend Cir
cult court. Mr. Young is reaping the
reward for his staying by his old town
az his lands over there nave been
taken under lease by the Verona Min
ing company. they being mineralized
and of probable great value
Alfred A. Justified has let contract
for extensive improvements TO his resi-
dence property on Fourth street that
will improve the property very much.
Mrs. Lefgren came mp from Cameron,
Wis, last week and visited over sun
day with her brother. Chas FORSYTH
returning 70 her home Monday.
r.. p. Hollow. Ant Davis. sr and
:. Sorenson made mp fishing party
that took in the Fence river this week
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1908-06-06

| ]. q wilkinson took several shots at
couple Of. fellows that were hanging
about his residence last Wednesday
morning sbont 3 80 q. m. The fellows
ran towards the ball ground and Mr..
wilkinson sent bullet after thelD one
OF them connecting with a window IN
the German church.
r. c. Flanagan came mp from Nor
way in his auto last Tuesday 70 attend
court returning the following morn
ing.
| A special meeting OF the Legion VIII
be held Monday eveing to decide upon
important business
Miss Mahala Munns left yesterday
for few weeks visit at the 500.
LOST A small. brown broncho.
Last seen at its nome at the Dunn mine
MAY 14th. Has long black name and
tail with mark like .'v'' on hind
quarter. Finder report 70 Jacob Kos
endahl. Dunn mine. wk.
Mrs. Jas whalen who has been with
her daughter. Mrs. Thos Corbett at
the Mansfield all winter visited
with friends in this city yesterday
Chas. NJ. Rogers was drawn as a
member of the U. $. jury which meets
July 7. at Marquette.
Rev. Guy " Hoard was at Niagara
Wis, on Monday in attendance upon
the June meeting Of the Menominee
Range Ministerial association.
The Iron county Sunday school con-
vention is in session today at Siam
baugh.
Captain and Mr.. Ed Pengilly visited
at Iron Mountain several days the irst
of the week.
Rev. winton Of Norway occupied the
M. Z. pulpit last Sunday.
Captain Trsvarthan was Calumet
visitor last week.
Mrs. L. f. johnson was a visitor
with friends at Iron River last Monday.
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