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The daily Alaskan., 1908-10-17
STILL
 AFTER HASKELL
(By United Press.)

Omaha, Neb., Oct. lG.-Wm. R. Hearst is here on hIs way east and in an interview he reiterated the charges made against Governor Haskell, late treasurer of the democratic national committee. He says he will willingly loan him money to bring 8 libel suit.
 Omaha, Oct. 17.-While the train bearing Wm. R. Hearst was standing at the station in this city yesterday officers served upon Mir. Hearst papers in a suit begun by Governor Haskell of Oklahoma, charging libel and asking damages in s6OO,OOO. The sheriff bear ing the papers broke open the door to
The daily Alaskan., 1908-10-17
ELKINS-ABRUzzI
 BROKER 0FF
(By United Press.)

Rome, Oct. l7-The announcement is made that the engagement Of mar riage between the Due d'Abrr2zi and Miss Elkins has been broken OI.
 Washington, Oct. lG-The announce ment Of the breaking Of the engage ment between the daughter Of Senator Elkins and Abru2zi is not confirmed here but it is accepted as true inas- much as 1t was given publication yes terday and has not been denied by either party. It causes much surprise in society circles since this was con- sidered purely love match differing in this regard from other foreign marriages of American women. The persistence Of the duke in overcoming objections has brought him into favor with Americans
The daily Alaskan., 1908-10-17

Seattle. Oct I7-I:3Op. m-The steamer Cottage City was brought back this city under tow and placed in the dock for repairs It is estimated that the amount of the damage will be not less than $2o0Oo All the forward part of the vessel to amtjshps is smashed in The damage fortunately was confined above the water line and the vessel was at no time after tae accident in danger of sinking,
 However the passengers returned to Seattle by another boat and will proceed north by the Jefferson tonight The schooner Was the Bakrly and she unhurt Captain Jansen was in command of the Cottage City. There aIe conflicting reports to the of the accident or where the blame to be ad This will be determined by an official inquiry.
The daily Alaskan., 1908-10-17
MICHIGAN SWEPT BY FIRE
United preoo Telesraph.cable servIco.)

Detroit Oct 17-Forest fires sweeping uncontrolled the entire lower peninsula of Michigan Many relief trains have been sent out but in every they have been compelled to return account of their hepessness against the sweep of the flames The whole country front of the rush of fire swept with cnders and mpenetrabe because of the thick pail of smoke People fleeing before it with their goods wagons horses and cattle and the flight
 like that before invading army made more distressing by the presence of the heat and smoke There will be large accounting of loss of life well immense loss of property.
The daily Alaskan., 1908-10-17
0....l press EeIegraph.cabIe servIos.l

Seattle OctI7The steamer Cottage City outbound for Alaska crashed into lumber schooner ali midnight last night of Jefferson head The steamer badly injured and had to be lowed back Seattle Fortunately there was not large passenger list The shock of the impact threw many out of bed and many hurt several suffering the fracture of limbs Purser Jones thrown into the water and ws rescued with difficulty the electric search light being mpIovrd to locate him in the water for the boats crew Many of the passengers lost their personal effects They were taken off in the boats The upper works of the
 tare City were torn away and the ship otherwise badly damaged.
The daily Alaskan., 1908-10-17

The Chamber of Commerce did noC hold a meeting last evening. The com mittee appointed to report on the mat ter of the building Gt a road to Denver glacier who had a conference with Mir. Berdoe, say they found him in sym pathy with proposal to use the rail- road, instead, as far ss Denver station from which point railroad it is esti- mated can be built to the glacier for $l5,OOO
The daily Alaskan., 1908-10-17
COTTAGE CITYNb G0LLS0NB BY RAIL ID THE GLACIER

The proposition contemplates the running of gasoline engines, hauling cars over the road to the glacier rather than the building Of wagon or auto- moblls road, which would, the com mlttee found be mu3h more expensive. It is meeting with much favor with those who have it under consideration. The formal report will be laid before the chamber at a special me Ceting 10 be called early iu the week.
The daily Alaskan., 1908-10-17

Mir. Hearst'S private drawing room. Mrs. Hearst was SO alarmed that her screams were heard by the crowds on the platform outside. It was early In the moraing and Mrs. Hearst was only partially dressed. MT. Hearst accepted service Of the papers and declared he had no idea of resisting the service.
The daily Alaskan., 1908-10-17

evening and is at the Pullon house. Ho has been in she north country for a dozen years and is on his way to Cali ioruia.
 s,ss Mir. John Urban arrived out from Fairbanks and will remain iu the city for some time visiting with his father.
  WANTEO-Steady man to milk cows and help arouad a milk ranch. Good wages and good home. An all winters job, Apply of A. J. Baker, 3-t
The daily Alaskan., 1908-10-17
MARTIAL LAW
 IN PORTUGAL
(By United Press.)

Portugal, Oct. l7-Riots were under way here all of yesterday, and this morning were renewed with added fury. Many persons have been injured and a few killed. This morning martial law was declared.
The daily Alaskan., 1908-10-17

London, Oct. l7-War in the Balkans is imminent on Of the absolute lack of restraint of the inhabitants of these mountain provinces The stock exchanges of all the great capitals reflects the outlook and disturbed con dons following the definite and we'll considered announce ment of Austria and Bulgaria that the latter country re- fuses to accept the program proposed by the powers
The daily Alaskan., 1908-10-17

The Casca and Dawson arriving up yesterday landed 2O9 passengers Tn Whitehorse, the last of the scheduled fleet of the White Pass for this season although it is stated there may be an- other if the river behaves properly. The White Seal Is coming up with 50 more.
 This big buuch will be over on
The daily Alaskan., 1908-10-17

Captain Davidson and L'eutcoants EeI..y, Nogaa, TomIus0u and Doaoe o' Foe, Wm. F. Seward with several pri- g.tes from che pos, made up a hunting party Co ,ha vicinity of Icy straits re- gently and b~ough. back eight deer and 8 gr.a, quantity O, ducks and other game.
 
 F. E. Eatc-, formerly with the A. C. company a, Circle and later assistant postmaster of Fairbanks came out last
The daily Alaskan., 1908-10-17
BIG CROWD IS COMING

this evenings traln-26O passengers. The last big crowd of the fall migra- tion, will be here until next Tuesday as the next boat sailing from this port-the Cottage City which was due here according to schedule tomorrow, being out of com, misslon-being the Princess May. The train is on time this evening.
The daily Alaskan., 1908-10-17

Agent Frank Stuart states upon adyces received this afternoon that there damage to freight and conse' oueuty there will be general average. The pershabes will b. sent forward on the Jefferson sailing tonight and the dead freight on the Tampica and City of Seattle sailing on the goth.
The daily Alaskan., 1908-10-17

Washington, Oct. l7.-PresidenL Roosevelt is busy on hIs annual message. The matters being treated Of have not yet become known.
The daily Alaskan., 1908-10-17

William Hall, Ot Atlfn. became father of fne baby boy last evening. Motner child are doing well, Mrs. Hall being at the White Pass hospital.
The daily Alaskan., 1908-10-17

Col. Sol Rlpinski came up on the Peterson this morning on business. He reports that Bill ,Loslie has com. pletcd his work on the Haines wharf and made very satisfactory job of it. The railing is being put up today. The wharf at Fort Seward, recently smash ed by the TampicO, will not be repair ed this year-but that the government will make use of the Haines wharf, HaineS, he says, is healthy and pros porous.
The daily Alaskan., 1908-10-17
WANTED
 0N THE COAST
CBy United Press.)

Detroit, Oct. lG.-The people Of Los Angeles have formed a pool Of Sl5,OOO to induce the Chicago Cubs to play a series Of seven games on the Pacific coast.
The daily Alaskan., 1908-10-17
REFUSE PROGRAM 0F POWERS
tunited Press Telegraph.cabIe servioe.)

Sofia Oct 17-Bugara has drafted note to the powers declining to accept independence from Turkey by the pay ment of an indemnity.
The daily Alaskan., 1908-10-17

Will HiIerY, who has been purser on the Selklrk for the summer, came over on tonight's train, his boat being laid up for the season.
 oss
 The Alaska ss Dolphin, carried away a full complement Of passengers last evening amonr them being Major Richardson, Lieut. Jeunet, Of the wire less, and a throng from the interior.
The daily Alaskan., 1908-10-17

n real Irish Linen Hand Embroidered. both m Inrrr-nuarror and full length sleeve. French Eur.>rr lu thr most fashionable ~uad,.,. urIudme rhr chvycruu effects.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-09-15
TROLLEY HITS AUTO,
OCCUPANTS ESCAPE
Fender of Street Car Is Torn Off by
Impact, but Runabout sus-
tains Little Dam-

A runabout automobile containing
two women and man had a narrow
escape at Thirty-sixth and Main
streets last night about O'Clock. In
trying to avoid buggy which sud-
denly Ioomed up in the darkness the
driver cut in front Of north bound
Main street car.
The motorman at the same time shot
on his power and the fender caught
the rear wheel OF the motor car and
lifted it twenty feet and then tossed
1t off to the side, turning 1t completely
around. The fender was torn off the
car. but the auto was apparently 1ln-
injured. The women laughed. the driv-
er cranked the engine and with honk
the machine was on its way while two
car crews gathered up the remain of
the fender, and the women on the front
of the street car Gained themselves
after the fright of seeing three persons
and a machine hurled through the air,
all escaping unhurt.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-09-15
BIG ADVANCE IS MADE
IN BUTTER ON CHANGE
LOCAL FANCY VARIETIES JUMP
FIVE CENTS
Onions, Tomatoes, Sweet Potatoes and
Strawberries peeIine-cznta-
Ioupes Advanee-Lobster
Season Opens

There was big advance in butter on
the produce exchange yesterday. The larg-
est jump was made In creamery extras ana
creamery hrsts In these grades the ad-
vance amounted to sc a two-pound roll.
Eastern extras advanced to soc a pound, a
due to the season, when pasturage is scarce
and water low and other conditions are
against the dairy men.
The market opened the week with an up
ward tendency in nearly all commodities.
on the produce exchange there was but one
sale, but several items the list were ac-
tive The only sale was 5 cases of cream
cry nrst grade butter Northern fresh, east
ern singles and local hand cheese were ac-
tive. Eggs were firm at quotations estab-
Iished the latter part Of last week There
was an Offering OF case count eggs at Nc
above the selling price on the produce ex-
change There was a little activity in garlic
and local Highland potatoes. Water white
honey was also active and there was an or
fering of light amber.
Sweet potatoes and yellow Danvers onions
declined on the produce exchange. Pne
onions dropped to SbcQ$1 and the sWeets
to S1.35@1.50.
Strawberries were in large receipt for this
season and declined to 1860 a pint box.
Peaches were scarce and advanced to 9OcY
ST a box Canatloupes advanced to 22VZZo
crate, the market being cleaned up before
10 O'clock Tomatoes declined to 20QSbc
box, the scarcity OF the past ten days being
over and the new stock arriving In sufficient
supply to meet the demand. There was
Shipment of pineapples from Hawaiian
islands, the stock selling at 7QSc q pound.
The lobster season opens today ana the
Piled The opening of the lobster season
nils gap made by the closing OF the crap
season. September /. All fish we're plenti-
full yesterday The demand was light.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-09-15
NEW iNcoRPoRATIoNs

Articles of Incorporation were yes
flee by the Hollywood Publishing COM
pany of Hollywood. The capital stock
is $4,000 and the incorporators are
Charles I. Mosteller, Arthur M. Clark,
Herbert Clark of Hollywood, John P.
Day of Sherman and F. w. Hawes Of
Los Angeles.
Articles were also filed by the Los
Angeles Land syndicate. with a capital
stock Of s2600 The directors are r..
G. Beutel, J. II. Brown. i. c. Austin,
o. e. Detweiler and r. W. Newhard.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-09-15
paolhn coaat rrada

SAN FRANCISCO, Sept. 14.-Flour--Fam.
ily extras, s5.40@e.00; bakers extras, s5.4t
@B.e5; oregon and Washington. $4,000 $40
wheat-shipping. sl.ss& a issA; milling
Barley Feed. s1.so@1.ssh; brewing
H.35@l.40; chevalier. $3.50.
Oats--Red, $1.65@1.s0; white, sl.eOq
ITsM; black, $2.40@2.60.
-Middlings $s2.bO @35.oo; mixed
feed, s2s.00@ $500; rolled barley. $500 g
80. 90; oatmeal, $4.40@450; oat groas. s4.St
@45c; rolled oats, $4,000 0@8S.00.
Hay--Wheat. $500 "a 20.0Oi wheat anc
oat, $l4.00@1S.00: oat, wild. $l200@l45Oi
oat, tame. s1E009175o; alfalfa, sll@l 1880
straw. 50@65c.
Receipts--Fiour. 1914; wheat. 40; barley
le40; oats. 4s0O;. onions 1475; bran, l6o
middlings. a60; hay. 1457s hops 662; hides
1895; wine 34,700.
Beans-Pinl, $4,000 500; lima, st7oi
small white. s4.bO@4.eo; large white, ss.st
6s.75
Merced sweets, 101hc.
yarious--Green peas 204c string Deans
2@4c; egg plant. 40@65c; green peppers
2567 5Oc tomatoes. 20G65c: summer squash
s5 a 5Oc garlis, 6@7c; cucumbers. 2ocQs II
Poultry-Roosters. old, $500 4.b0; roosf.
ers young. s6.o0@s 500; broilers, small, $s.bC
m4.so; broilers. large. $l.Oo@4.50; fryers
S5.O 10000; hens $4.00@S,o0i ducks, old
ss. 500 4.50; ducks, Young, $500 @s'OO; geese
1.75@300; goslings,f s1.750 400; pigeons
old, S1.25@1.5O; pigeons. young. $1'egz
Los Angeles herald., 1908-09-15
NEW YORK STOCK
AND BOND MARKET


NEW YORK Sept. t4.-whlle not pre-
ciaely apathetio today's stock market lost
much In animation compared with last
weeks rate Of activity The duilness of tho
trading through much of the session was
due TO a waiting attitude rather than TO
indiforencs The waiting was on an ex-
pectsd announcement Of financial readJust-
ment Of the Hartman Pacincs primarily.
There were definite intimatlons that some
such announcement was to come shortly ana
speculative aurmise was alive as to its ma
ture with no authentic Information to guide
A segregation OF Union Pacific treasury as
sets and their distribution In the FORM ol
shares in a holding company was a form OF OF
the surmise heard much Of News that -.
II. Hartman had not returned to MS ohlye
from his country home left the situa,,oh ~ =,
suspense. A large proportion OF all .no
dealings was In the two Hartman faolno
stocks and Reading. These three ntocAs
were lifted aggressiveiy at the opening ano a
at various times thereafter. The opening
advance made outside buyers who had
placed orders with commission houses over
Sunday pay high prices. The quieter speeu-
lation was due partly no oonpL 70 .ne ~
recognition that conditions have ceased to
work toward increasing supplies IN the
money market and have turned IN the
direction OF depletion. Foreign exchanges
showed a hardening tendency again ana
discussion wea revived of probable gold ex-
ports. The cali money rate here hovered
around per cent, and the prolonged period
of 1 per cent call money was regarded as
evidently ended. Time money rates were
marked higher. Railroad traffic officials
reported some improvement in the tonnage
movement. The August gross earnings re-
ported by the Great Northern, however,
showed a decrease Of ti,ssS,s1O or ~ per
cent, compared with August OF last ycari
the comparison showing but slight improve
ment over that for July. The special FORE
cast OF the weather bureau that the week
would see abundant rains In the drouth-
stricken districts did not procure an ad-
vance In the grain markets.
Bonds were Irregular. Total sales, par
value, s2,b6s.000, United States bonds un-
changed on call.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-09-15
California Dried Fruits

NEW YORK, Sept 14.--No change Is reported
in the market for evaporated apples. Prime
fruit for November shipment is quiet at
about &c; fancy, on spot 9h9lc1ac; chotoe,
7h@sc; prime. 6h66&ci common to fair
5GeHc
Offerings OF new crop seeded raisins are at
tracing little attention and the market Is
ouiet with loose Muscateis quoted at <NG6Ac;
choice to fancy seeded, 61k07%c; seedless, AZ
acc: London layers SI60@1. g.
Small orders for prunes aggregate = fair
total with quotations ranging from 46D1sc for
California and from 6A@75sc for Oregon fruit
There is very little demand for apricots, with
choice quoted at sh@S%c; extra choice, s'aG
9%c; fancy, 10h@1ic.
Peaches are easy in the absence Of important
demand, with choice at 7lk97&c; extra choice
7%@ahc fancy, SA@sc.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-09-15
NEW YORK CURB

Especial service to The Herald by B. f.
Taylor. 112 West Third street. member Los
Anxeles-Nevada Mining Stock exchanged.
NEW YORK, Sept A-opening and closing
quotations OF the principal Nevada stocks on
the New York curb today were:
openinK-Goldheld Cons, $b.93%46.0o; At
lanta, 25727c; McNamara, 5s955c; Florence,
o. s7ii 13 ss@ Red Hills, 27@2ec; Jim Butler,
S56ssc: FRACTION, 12761. 20; Silver Peak, $50
lee: Tonopah 81. .256DT, S71si Shoshone, 9SHcG
III osN: Furnace Creek, ls920c; Furnace VAL
lev 4a41kc; Belmont s1OO@l 12h Yukon,
'-lsI CIosing~csoidneid Cons. SsOO@eosik; Flor
ence. ss ss% @AO0. Fraction, s1.sS9d.s5; Daisy,
5S@eoc: Tonopah. T12h07S STA; Tonopah Elk,
7ta75c; Atlanta, 25027c; Great Bend, st834c;
RED Top Lease, 1sh020c
Los Angeles herald., 1908-09-15
Rutter. Enas and Cheeee

SAN FRANCISCO. Sept r.-Butter--
Fancy creamery, ale; seconds, 2ec; fancy
dairy, 22c; seconds. zoe.
chsese-New, 1oM @i1hc; Young Amer
ica 12@12hc.
ErEs-Ranch, acc; store, s2Mc.
CHICAGO, Sept. 14.-On the produce ex-
change today the butter market was steady
Creameries, 1sh q 2sc; dairies. 179 20c.
Enrs arrn at mark cases included. 164
1so: irsts, ale; prime hrsts, 22c,
Cheese, steady: IN @lSc.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-09-15
SUGAR and Coffee

NEW YORK. Sept. 14--coffee futures
closed steady, net unchanged to 10 points
lower. Sales 1850 bags. including Sep
tenaber. s5.75@5.s5; December, s5b5 q $50 I;
March, $3.50; May. $3.50; July $b.bs. spot
nutat: No. Rio, sAc; No. Santos, sac;
mild, dull; cordova. on @12hc,
Sugar, raw quiet; fair refining, S.4o CEN
trifugal 9e test $40; molasses sugar. AIS (;
refined. steady; crushed. $780, powdered,
52o; granulated. $40.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-09-15
The Metal Market

NEW YORK. Sept. 1.-THE London tin
market was &c higher today, with spot
quoted at f130 5s and futures at f1al los.
The local market was quiet at $29.s7h q
1880.
Copper was unchanged in both the English
and American markets.
Lead was unchanged at home and abroad.
spelter was rs Cd higher at f19 7s Sd in
London. Locally the market was dull at
$4.75@4.s0.
Standard foundry iron warrants were
higher at 51s Sd in London, but Cleveland
warrants were lower at SIS 1Md. Locally
no change was reported.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-09-15
Sales for the Week
SALT LAKE QUOTATIONS.

Especial service to The Herald by B. #
Taylor. liz West Third street, member Lo
Aneeles-Nevada Mining Stock exchangs).
were the closing quotations on the prtncipa
stocks listed here:
ciose-Beck tunnel. sLO2h@1.O5; Colorado
81. 1908 T21s; Ely Witch. 35Q40c; Mammoth
81 7b6D1 80; Mason Valley, ST. 95G2.00; Ontario
Slha41kc; Ohio, So 25Ge As; Nevada Hills, s1.S
al 80; Victoria, st2Od1.bO; Uncle Sam. s1.22A
GI2 25
Los Angeles herald., 1908-09-15
CARLOAD SHIPMENTS
OF CITRUS FRUITS

q shipments of oranges and lemons (
3 FROM Los Angeles Friday, September (
B IL, were ~ carloads Of oranges and 10 4
3 carloads OF lemons. &
3 Total to date there were shipped
3 2e,U0i carloads, Of which 447b were Z
3 lemons.
5 last season there were shipped 27,- {
3 0ee carloads, Of which 1858 wero
5 lemons.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-09-15
PRICES OF METALS
IN NEW YORK MARKET

o NEW YORK. Sept. 14.-Copper, lake (
3 sl3.5O@13.75, electrolytic $13.371H@S
3 I3.825k, casting Sl3.121z@ @ 13.S71z. s
. Lead, Sa.621z @ 45b.
8 Tin, S2e.a5 q $3.50.
e0 Silver, 515sc.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-09-15
cotton and Wool.

NEW YORK, Sept. 1s.-cotton futures closed
very steady at q net advance of 5lS points.
ST. LOUIS, Sept. N.--Wool-Firm. Medium
grades. combing and clothing, 1s020c; light
nne, 16715lkc; heavy, fine, 11@i2c; tub washed,
9f57z7c
Los Angeles herald., 1908-09-15

no per Dbl 40 Ids netss..ss.. 80. '''. -,
Wheat. No. 200 lbs.) s1.S5; wheat, QOO-lb,
sacxs) No. l. s190; corn d00 lbs.) So; cracked
corn 600 lbs.) s2O5; feed meal Goo lbs.) s2.1o;
rolled barley 600 lbs) 81 80: oil cake meal u0o
lts.) $3.50; shorts 600 lbs.) $3.50; bran, heavy,
Q0O lbsl s1.6s.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-09-15

sAN FRANCISCO. sept '14.7-wheat-No
Barley arm; May. sl.s7K @1.ss; Decem-
ber, s1.33M asked.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-09-15
san FrancIsco shipping

SAN FRANCISCO, Sept. 14--Arrived Steam
er Shasta San Pedro; steamer Raymond San
pedro; steamer Temple p, Dorr, San Pedro;
steamer Queen, San Diego
Los Angeles herald., 1908-09-15
CHICAGO GRAIN

CHICAGO, Sept. 14.--At the opening the
wheat market had the support Of firm
cables and the strength of northwestern
markets which were hrm In the face OF
enormous receipts on top Of this came the
prediction that arrivals would continue
heavy for some time. threshing is gem
orally reported finished in North Dakota.
Winnipeg receipts were ss4 cars today
the season was much later. The epenine
prices showed a fractional advance all along
the line. December being Nc to NC over
Saturdays close at 94A @94Mc. Buying
was general and liberal selling largely for
the account of profit-taking longs found a
ready market. The close was Arm, Decem-
ber being %@Hc over Saturday, at ss% @
eSNo.
,The Issuance by the government OF special
long time forecast predicting abundant rain
this week started considerable realizing In
the corn market. The cash market was
comparatively Arm, car lots being in good
demand with prices Ac to hc higher. A
fair demand was also reported in the sam
pie market.
of December, but local longs were smaller
IN the provision market there was another
awakening to the possibility Of further ad-
vances on hog products Prices closed
from INC to 17hc over saturday
Market Ranges
wheat--septembsr, ssKc; December, old.
s9%c; new. sss @9sNc; May s1.oiN:
Corn--september. s0Mc; December. 6s%c;
May, 6sN D67o; July. 6eHc.
Oats--september 4sss Q4sKe; December.
soc; May, san G52%o
Cash quotations were as follows
Flour. firm.
wheat--No. 2 red 9sAc@s1oo%.
Corn-No. 2. Slh@s2c; No. yellow, 81 X
0S2Nc.
Oafs-No. 2, 49hc; No. white, 4sM a
soc; No. white. 4s050Mc.
Rye--No. 2 76076Mc.
Bariey-Fair to choice mailing. 63QeScc
Flaxseed--No. / northwestern. $1.25.
prime timothy seed--s3-2S@ 3.35.
Short ribs--Sides Ooose), s9.6zh q 1900
Mess pork--Per bbl, $1b.2501637A.S
Iard-Per 100 lbs. 5000.
Eides--Short clear (boxed) se.75qf0.00.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-09-15
Treasury Statement

WASHINGTON. Sept. 14.--Today's treas
ury statement:
Available cash balance s1szs4Ls0s. gold
coin and bullion ss5.71s,55s. gold certificates
s2s219,T70.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-09-15
Increases capltal

Associated oil directors have authorized
an Increase In capital stock Of that COM
pany to the extent OF 102630 shares OF
treasury stock at par value Of 800 share.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-09-15
DAILY MINING CALL.
Listed Stocks
CALIFORNIA
-a..-. aa4sa.

CALIFORNIA
GREENwATER DISTRICT Bid. Ask
Clark Copper Co............,...... .07
Cal Hills M Co.................... .01is .02
Cons Mines Co.....................- .02 .o2M
NEVADA
JOHNNIE DISTRICT
Johnnie Cons G NJ Co............ 700 LOOM
sEARCHLIGHT DISTRICT
Cyrus Noble ....................... .06
Eldorado Can M and M Co... .01
Gold Coin .......................... -. .01
New Era ..........s.s.......s...... vi
Nevada searchlight ...-....".... .Ooh Wa
Iluartette ......s.-.....s....ssssss. AusVV
Searchlight NJ and NJ Co.......... 100
Searchlight Parallel ..........s... .O1h ,04
Searchlighr Western .............. -. 90