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The Washington herald., 1908-07-12
DEEDS OF TRUST.

Augustus and Annie Mack to John d. Cougblan
and George e.. McElwce. 70 secure W. Z. Ed
monston. trustee. s22j. years. 5 PER cent. semi
annually lot lSs
Square 5iO-The Association Of the Friends n Zion
10 Francis +. and Vincent A. Shechy. 70 secure
Bernard Leonard 500. years. per cent. semi
annually. part original lot q.
square l5Ot-John g. Matthews ct uX 70 J. Clinton
Trbby ard C.. r. Barley 20 secure Charles +.
Trihhy. SIS. I 20 q months 6 per cent lot 29
Squares south of l26 and E3-Mnna Forster u
Clarence I. Gessford and Walter c. Davis. %
secure Mary +. Cox. N.55. ! % 63 months peT
cent, lot es, square south of square l&s. and
lots 80 and 81. square f3
Connecticut Avenue Highlauds-Lydia Robertson n
George j. Easterday. % secure the Connecticut
Avenue Highlands Company. y3.E875. and S
years. per cent. semi-annuhlly. lots D and p.
Richmond Park-John p Lawrence 70 J. E Ed
muuds and =. K, Monroe. 10 secure Northwest
Washington Improvement Company. Y442392
monthly notes. rFr cent lot TO- square 1911.
and lots II % ID. square lai2 Walter Y Gillian
90 same. 10 gCclre same Nri35. monthly notes.
pr cent, lot S. square 1856 Emn !. Worms
10 same. 10 secure same S9A06. monthly notes.
5 Ter cent. lot So. square isis George H. GirtJ
% same. 20 secure same. Sji9 monthly notes.
per cent lots - and q. square 1912
Cleveland Park-Flora ". Snow e. vir Frank l..
70 James $. Easley and William II. Shepherd.
20 secure South Boston Realty Company. Inc.
N.5laba monthly notes lot 81. square -T65.
J. Ba.ks Nicholson to same. U secure sane
debt lot a.. square 965 Pearl Y. Schubert 20
same % secure same debt lot S. square 365.
Annie Str8tton 90 same. % secure same debt.
Joy A.. square 365.
Columbia Heigh,s-Willian r Columbus e. TX. %
the Washington Loan and Trust Company 70
secure Equitable Cooperative Building Associa-
ton. $500, lot 2. block 3
Square 0j5-John W. Goggins TO same. 20 secure
same. 500 lot g
Square E6-L1cy v Bealc 20 Thomas W Stubble-
fed and Garfield A. Street 20 secure Edna p.
Richie. $500. payable April II, 1910. Der cent.
semi annually. part original lot T.
square -1C-Johu J. NOCuau 90 uX 90 John 2.
Larner and John A Hamilton. 20 secure Wash
ington Loan and Trust Company S5334 ] year.
per cent semianuualy. part original 10, q.
Square 59 Mar +. Frank TO J. Walter Stephenson
and Frank \. Johnson. TO secure John r. Bran
son. Sl.00 on dcmlud. per cent semi annually
part lots % and n
Richmond Park-Ida Z. Meek u ]. T. Edmunds
and f. r. Monroe. 70 secure Northwest Wash
ington Improvement Company. 2.SO9 81. monthly
per cent. lots g. and 20. square 1867. Elizabeth
q. Smith b same. 10 secure same. s. So 33
monthly notes ) pcr osnt. lot Co. square 1851
Frank Sasse % Tx tO same. U secure same
S2,5Sl .. monthly notes. per cent lots 80 and
"a. square 1883
Cleveland Park-Jacob Pynh et ux. 70 James s
Easlcy and William II Shepherd. to secure
South Boston Realty Company. Sl5l563 monthly
notes. lot a. quare 300. Marie II. Kribs to
same, 70 secure same Sl.075. monthly notes lot
96. square 1856 Lola Tate 70 same 20 secure
same. 2.13j. monthly notes. lot A. square 2O65.
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NEW lORK MONEY MARKET.

New York July u.-M0ney on call nominally Ia
Ter cent to-day. The weeks market displayed the
same chancteristics as have been noted all along
loans were made between ~ and l pcr cent. aver
aging about Ia.
Time money continued I'm liberal supply throughout
the week Demand was light and the bulk of the
business was the renewal Of loans n which there are
many maturing during this month. The tone was
tImer at the close 0f the week Rates Is, 20 per
cent for sixty days; 10 "a for ninety days 2s %
%. 'or four moaths; 90 ~ for five months. and
3s 90 81 for SIS months
Mercantile paper in fair demand. There was
not a large supply of high grade names on the mar
kct. Rates somewhat frner az the close of the
week. especially for tho six months maturity RATES
al to Icr cent for sixty and ninety days indorsed
bills receivable. IN a. for choice four and six
months single names and s for less well known
names.
Sterling very quiet to-day. with rates un-
changed. Throughout the week the market was dull
lut generally hun demand angiug from SqS5 20
i.--l5 Rates for actual business were: Sixty days
s55O4 $3.50 demand sf5a4 81: cables 4s715a4 s7D:
commercial bills. Asi7safSiia.
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BALTIMORE GRAIN MARKET.

Baltimore. july u.-Following are the Official
prices here for to-day:
WHEAT-Stock In elevators. 447.493 bushels Set
Ting prices were: No. red Western. 9iIa: contract
spot. s2iz: No red, 9O11 steamer No red. ssl5 ;
steamer No. red Western, 9OlS Western spo,
July. @lz. Contract, spot July. 92z, August. s2is
September. 93il
CORN-Stoct in elevators. 1891 bushels The
receipts Of southern corn to-day were confined 10 A
small bag parcel Of yellow. which sold by sample al
s2iz a bushel Prime lots Of white corn atoat NOM
inally at S2as3 bushel. and track yellow corn for
domestic delivery at 50 bushel for car lots on spot
Cob o0rn-CarlOad5 prime yellow on spot at OOal O5
barrel Contract: September 20: car yellow in No
elevator s.; car steamer yellow in No 2 elevator
lsiR. Settling prices No. 2 white s3Is mixed
30
OATS-Stock in elevators. S5.i53 bushels: shipments
from elevators. S0i2 bushels White No 2 hesrv
59a5sls; do. No. >, light TO medium. 5sI.a59: do
No. ). heavy. 56a5Sh do. Nos. medium. 5-4a5sIs
do No. ,. light 57iEa5s; do. No T. light TO heavy
55a56; mixed. No. 2. 57a5754: do, No g. 56a5sla; do
No. I. 5ia5li6
FLOUR-WintGr extra 35Oa37O. do clear gena
3a5: do. straight 4.OOaLl5 do ratent a. i0a4 %:
spring clear, 4la+.40; do. straight 4s5a5lO: do
patent. 520a5.i5: City Mills best patent SIS; do
high-grade patent. 4s5: do high-grade straight
l.65; do. choice family. As; do. extra. 375a4Oo
Rye -four. medium TO choice. 425a4D Com meal
per 100 lbs. lSOaLs0.
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India's Postal Saving. Bank,

The postal savings bank Of India was
established In 1852. in which year the de-
positors numbered 3s,121 and the deposits
amounted to S952,2f3. In 1907 the deposi-
tors numbered 1.19O,22O and the deposits
amounted to $49, Do, 2S3. which. perhaps,
should not be considered large in a coun-
try having a population of some 800. .OO0. -
O00 but the average Indian farmer. me-
chanic, servant. or laborer never deposits
money IN bank, but hides it away in a
pot or box in the ground or in some other
place which he may consider safe.
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New York.
PRODUCE MARKET.

Baltimore. July ll.-Foll0wing are the official
prices established BY the Fruit and Produce Asso-
citation:
BUTTER-Creomcry. fancy. Per pound 2ia25;
imitation. lsal9; Maryland and Pennsylvania rolls
5i4al7 store packed Ohio and West Virginia l6saIT.
Maryland. Virginia. and Pennsylvania dairr prints
lCza1T
EGCS-Marland Pennylyania and nearby nrsis
T. Eastern shore Maryland and Virginia n. West
en frsis u West Virginia II. above quotations
are for Wholesale lots only job lots higherl
LIVE POJbTRY-Spring chickens. per h. large
I7als snail. l6als: old hens heavyweight i2alZit
ducks. puddle large. old. 70; do. old Mus-ovy and
m0ugrcl eaio
POTATOES-New NorfoIk. Der bbI. no. 250a
275 DO. Rappahannock Der large bhl. 250a2 =;
do. Per small bhl. 2E. do York River. per hbl
primes. 2oo2d0: do. Eastern Shore. Maryland.
prime 250aL1
GREEN FRUITS AND VEGETABLES -Arrlss.
early harvest. per bbL fancy. LooaL2j do. small
common. Na75; do. half bH has,. %. DO. New
YORK assorted. Der bbl. l75s3C0 bacterries. East-
crn Shorc. Maryland per qt. 5a5. do. Rappahan-
mock. pr cuoket, 0a25. do pauxcut EaS. cab
taRc. native per 100. 251a35o. do Eastern shore.
5a75 cherries. fancy large. red. per H.. 5a5is. do
white wax. 4a41s; cora. green, Virginia per bbl
lWals); cucImhcrs. Norfolk. per has Za30. egg-
plants. Florida. per crate l00alj0. hucklehcrries
Eastern shore Der qt. 6as. do. Maryland and
Virginia, per bucket. Ga25; onions new Rappahan-
mock. pfr has, I0a50; peaches Maryland and Viz
rnia. per box EaI5. rnspheuics. red per pt 2a4.
DO, per Qt. 'a9; do. black sac. tomatoes P1t0-
mac. per sNhas carrier @a35 do. Norfolk. Der
twobas. carrier. Naij; DO. RapQahann0ck Der six
oas. carrier. 4ci0; watemelons. Florida each loan
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LIVE STOCK MARKET.

New York july u.-CATTLE-Receipts go: nom
nally steady for I'll Dressed beef IN moderate
demand at sl5alis; fancy beef, L.
CALVES-Dressed calves. steady: city dressed
Teals. Sal2: country dressed dal0
SHEEP AND LAMBS Receipts l60. sheen
steady; lambs firm to l0al5c higher; one car unsold
Sheep. 300ai50; lambs. 5.75a7 a0
HOGS-Receipts, 800: nominally higher in Buff
falo and Western advices.
Chicago. July m-CATrLE-R Receipts. so: market
unchanged
HOGS-Receipts, 5000 market lOa2c higher.
Light. 62Oa660 rough. s3oa65; mixed. 65Oa6 20
heavy e6Oa6.s5: pigs. 525a6.l0
sHEEP-ReceiPts. l,ooo; market steady.
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GRAIN AND PROVISIONS.

Quotations furnished By Z. f. Hutton 4 Co. mem
bcrs Of the New York stock Exchange and the Chi
cagO Board Of Trade. &. Bowie Chipman. manager.
1901 L street northwest
Chicago. July u.-Firm cables continued dry and
warm weather in the Northwest with no rain in
the forecast. caused finn and higher Op-Ong in
wheat, prices being up about lc before much wheat
vas on sale. Some selling against the urs checked
the advance and caused moderate reaction. Commis-
sion houses were on both sides
Corn and oats were firm and higher
Provisions were steady.
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COTTON MARKET.

Quotations furnished by f. F. Hutton 4 90.
members Of the New York Stock Exchange and IN,
New York Cotton Exchange. q. Bowie Chapman
manager. 1901 + street northwest
New York. July 1.-THE cotton market was eaS'
IN sympathy with the cables and fine weather IN
the belt Trade moderate and professional
The weekend figures about a stand on After
the call. little buying by a broker who usually
reprss snts Wan street interests steadied the list
The !ur1haSing was supposed 70 represent further
covering hy a LEADING onerat0r.
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India Grows Big Crop of scam.

The total area sown to gingelly in the
Madras Presidency Of India is 535. 600
acres, the estimated yield for which is
a. 49S tons. This is the commercial name
for sesame, from which the value of oil
produced annually in India is about
S3 9g3O1
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indian Revenues Decrease.

The Indian revenue for the fiscal year
1908 amounted to S2l9. $4,000. a decrease of
1.976,SSS from that of the preceding year.
The revenue from opium amounted to
S26. .2l7.665, which, after deducting all ex-
Qenses, left net profit Of S17,s1 $50. >
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WASHINGTON CATTLE MARKET.

CATTLE-EItra. per cwt.. 55Oas.OO; butcher. 4.5Oa
800; common. 2O0a30O
HOGs-Per cTt.. gross. 665a575; ordinary. per
ewt.. 6.o0a5 o.
sHEEP-Prime. 3ooa3.50. common 250a30O
BAAiBS-Spring ~; medium. 5t1a61t.
CALNES-Prime per pound. s: medium 7a75h
grass. 3al.
COWS-Prime. fresh each. 4OOOa5OOO; common.
N.O0a300O; old and dry. sOOal0O0
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DAILY COURT RECORD
Equity Court No. L
Saturday, July II, I0OSD
IrsTICE WRIGHT.

| JUSTICE WRIGHT.
No. 1851. Sanders ct al Ys. Davis II ! order
extending time % take defendants. tes simonv At
! t0rneys. Brandenburg a Brandenburg: II. y. Davis
! and Il. Il. Perry x Son.
! No 1886. Dunnington vs.. Dunnington: payment
/ Of dmony out q fund In registry Of court Attor-
| neys. K. L. Montague and Crandal Maczey.
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rs were quoted as follows.

New York. July M-WHEAT-Stronger. checking
trade No Northern Duluth new crop 70 arrive.
ma; No. red, (. o. h. 1905 No. red. g. o. b.
late July. L00ls; No. 2 hard. new crop. E. o. b.
lO67s; No. nacaroni, Z. o b.. lOl. Exporters took
loads part last night.
CORN-strouser. but dull. Nb. 2 elevator. saA;
No. 2 T. 0. b. IS. nominal; No. white nominal |:
No. yellow. Z. o. b. nominal. Exporters took
nothing.
RYE Strong No q ssh. T. O. b
WHEAT OpFn. Hivh Wee
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BUSINESS FAILURES FOR MONTH OF JUNE.

the
a incurred
an
o
involve les
Of
United the compiled &
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KING SGEMSGUARDED
Burglars Not Appalled, by
Royal Ownership,
SOME ATTEMPTS TO TAKE THEM

Edwards Jewels Kept I'm Tower of
London, EIabOrateIy Protected by
Men-DubIin Castle Robbery Re-
calls Thefts of Imperial RegaIia.
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Lawsuits.

No gfS. James r. Smith Vs. Washington Rail
way a1d Electric Company. damages, $1,000 Attor~
Ecys, W. b. Reilly and W. G.. Gardiner.
No 5f55. Henu Keller vs. City and suburban
Realty Company ct nl damages. 5000 Attorneys.
j. r. Archer and J. J.. smith
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NEW YORK STOCK MARKET.

Quotations furnished by E. r. Hutton & Co..
members Of the New York Stock Exchange. q.
Bowie Chipman. manager. 1901 + stragt northwest
hVtHi rhAeHs --tN.oVO Sn0EeS
Call money; High, III low. L; cI., ia.
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Probate Court

JI6IIIE WkIUHI.
Estate Of George T. Dunlop. order for sale o
stocks Attorney. e.. T. Dunlop.
Estate q ignatius Belt cayeat. Attorney d. W
O'DOnoglue
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No EsH American Security and Trust Company
executor e al. IS. H. Rozer Dulany. trustee: tc
rv,nstato trIyt and declare lien. AttOrneys W. r.
Marringy and Gordon d Gordon.
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While you think Of it, telephone your
Want Ad. TO The Washington Herald. and
bill viii be sent you at J cent a word
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District Court.
JrsTICE WRIGHT

JtNlA'E NkibhI.
Ma. 81 In re grade SC. order confirming sward
in favor q Silas S. Dash as reduced by rrmtitur
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BALTIMORE STOCK MARKET.

Baltimore, july u.-Follorins are the sales and
quotations on the most active securities listed on
the Baltimore Stock Exchange:
SALES
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PRICE CHANGES FOR THE YEAR

Following are the bid prices for the
most active bonds and stocks listed on
the Washington stock Exchange last
Friday and on the corresponding date
one year ago.
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CURB MARKET.

Quotations furnished by z. r. Hutton a Co
members New York Stock Exchange. G. Bowls
Cbipman. manager l5UI r street northwest.
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Edward J. agen.........P President
James G. Payne. list Vice President
Geo. F. Hamilton, ID Vice President
Attorney and Trust Officer.
Geo. r. Fleming.
Secretary and Asst Trust Officer
Edison 3. Olds.-....-...........T Treasurer
Harry o. Wilson........Asst. Treasurer
W. Frank d. Heron. Auditor
Edward L, Hllyer, Secretary
Mohave County miner., 1908-02-15
A Great Mine.

Thomas Holmes came up from the McCracken mine this week. He is en- thusiastic in his description of the magnitude of the property, expressing the opinion that it will be one of the greatest mines in the territory. At no place in the property has there been a spot uncovered that does not show ore. The big shaft is being sent downward as fast as men can dig it.. When the 200 level is reached it is the intention of the company to begin the driving of great tunnel through the mountain to the west, where, at the adit, town will be laid out and all the business of the mine will be con- ducted. A big power plant will be put in for the purpose of driving all the machinery in the mine, and on the tunnel level, under the present shaft, mammoth station will be cut and an electric holster put in for the purpose of sinking to great depth. Drifts are now being run on the ore, winzes sunk and raises made to connect with the upper levels and a thorough sys- tenn of chutes put in to connect with one main chute to the tunnel level, where tracks will be laid for the use of electric locomotives to haul to the reduction plant on the west side of McCracken Hill. In the crosscuts great ore bodies have been opened, surprising the old timers who thought they knew the mine like book. What was commonly thought to be the wall of the great vein has been found to be only lime seam dividing the old vein from another great ore body, which extends through to the surface from the old tunnel that enters the mountain from the east side. The richness of the ore is a surprise to everybody, shipping values being found in great quantity. It is prob able that as soon as the mine has been opened to the 200 level, below the old works, a railroad will be run in from the main line of the Santa Fe and a great reduction works be built at the | mine.
Mohave County miner., 1908-02-15

T. J. Grant came down from Hack berry yesterday and is placing on the records of the county large group of mines, which he and others. recently located in the Music mountain section. He believes the mines are among the best gold bearing properties in the county. '. ...
 w. H. Hall came in from California last Tuesday and departed on the Chloride train to his mines in the Weaver district. It is understood that company is about to be formed to work the mines owned by Mir. Hall in the near future. a
 R. J. Giavannini, who owns consid. erable mining property in the Gold Flat section, departed to Goffs, Cali fornia, last night. He will return to Kingman in few days, and may con- tinue on to Mexico, where he contem- plates residing.
 J.C. Boutwell,, who has been pros- pecting in the San Francisco mining district, in the neighborhood of the old Moss mine, is in Kingman. He has located number of claims, which he thinks may become producers of rich mineral.
 John Barry, Jr., is in from Chloride, where he has been at work on the Tuckahoe mine. He has a shipment of ore from the property ready to send on to the smelter.
Mohave County miner., 1908-02-15

Deputy Sheriff J. P. Gideon went over to Cedar last Wednesday, by way of Yucca, but the snow was so deep on the summit of the Wallapais that he is returning by way of the Big Sandy, not caring to buck the big snow drifts again. The snow fall is said to be the heaviest in years in the high moun- tainS,
Mohave County miner., 1908-02-15
Pleasant and Most Effective.

T. J. Chambers, Ed. Vindicator, Liberty, Texas, writes Dec. 25, 1902: "With pleasure and unsolicited by you, I bear testimony to the curative power of Ballard's Horehound Syrup. I have used it in my family and can cheerfully affirm it is the most effec- tive and best remedy for coughs and colds I have ever used" Sold by Wat kins' Drug Store.
Mohave County miner., 1908-02-15

WANTED-A position as skilled me- chanic. Prepared to do all kinds of machine work. Address,
 A. w. KENT, Kingman.
Mohave County miner., 1908-02-15
Notice of Stockholders Meeting.

Notice is hereby given that the an- nual meeting of the stockholders of the Yucca Cyanide Mining and Milling Company will be held at the office of the Company. at the San Francisco mine, Cedar, Arizona, on the third Tuesday of February, 1908, at nine o'clock in the forenoon.
 T. J. PURDY,
 Secretary. Cedar, Arizona, January 10, 1908. First insertion Jan. 25-Feb. 15.
Mohave County miner., 1908-02-15

For that neat job of painting, paper hanging or decorating give your con- tract to Robert ROsco.
Mohave County miner., 1908-02-15
ROSS H. BLAKELY & CO.,.
 RESTRICTIONS.

We are uow prepared to furulsn rull and com. plete Abstracts of Titles of lands, mines and town lots within Mohsve county, Arizona, including records of Probate and District Courts, Delinquent Tax and Sheriff Sales.
 ROSS H. BLAKELY, Manage
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1908-08-20
FACTS FOR SICK WOMEN
Family Reunion.

Special Correspondence OF The Argus.
LEMON Aug. 70. A reunion of
the family OF Jacob Smith, deceased,
was held at the new house on the
farm on Sunday. Those present
were Mrs. +. {. friendly and son
Charles f., and Nora. Nellie, and
Chester, children OF Mr.. and Mrs.
]. S. Tremb'Y, all Of Terra Alta :;
Mr.. and Mrs. Marshall Morgan,
Mr.. a1d Mrs. Bruce Morgan, and
Carr and William Morgan, Of AL.
brigh,svllle; Blaine Morgan, of
Morgantown; Mr.. and Mrs. G. w.
Forman and son Klet, Of Lenox,
and some invited guests, among
whom were Rev. and Mrs. Joseph
Is. Feather, Of Lenox, aud Mrs
Matte Woodruff, of Moundsvllle.
Orval Gibson, of Valley Point,
made some views and photos. The
day was ideal for an outing and an
seemed to enjoy themselves. Some
OF the party visited the old home.
stead on the farm and enjoyed the
scenes of their youthful days. Re.
freshments were served att and &
p. m
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1908-08-20
Warm Reception.

From the warm reception ac-
corded Arnold G. Scherr and f..
Nj. Grant at Hot Springs by Taft
and Hitchcock it looks very much
like EIkins and Scott are willing
to crawl into the Schcrr band
wagon. Uncle Steve made haste
to assure Mr.. Grant that he had
informed Mr.. Swisher that he
could not be elected governor OF
west Virginia. Gradually the
truth of the Swisher bluhing is
leaking out.
The ARGUS readers will recall
that six months ago THE ARGUS
informed the public that Charley
Swisher could not be elected
governor Of West Virginia nor
Bill Dawson to the United States
senate. If you want to keep in
touch with the political Sentiment
in West Virginia you must read
ThE ARGUS. Now is the time to
send in your subscriptions.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1908-08-20

When you meet your Republi-
can neighbor ask him if he is
loaded down with West Virginia
bonds. If he is, he should vote
for Charley Swisher and Republi-
can members Of the legislature,
for they favor paying the $685.
100000 If he has none Of the
West Virginia bonds, then he had
better vote for Louis Bennett and
the Democratic candidates for the
house Of delegates and the state
senate, for they will oppose the
payment Of this unjust claim.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1908-08-20

estimates that IL Is necessary TO raise by levy.
after deducting all credits So 1875 for municipal
purposes; therefore "A levy on each One Hundred
Dollars valuation of thirty-five cents (35c) for
municipal purposes will produce the estimated
amount necessary AS aforesaid for the ensuing
fiscal year
For special debt levy as provided in section &.
chapter g. Of the Acts OF 1908 for outstanding in
debtedness existing January. 1903. amounting 10
SEQ. az shown by the statement of finance commit
tee of said municipality after carefully auditing
the same required by law. and the council desir-
ing to l!quidate the same propose TO lay special
levy of ten cents (l0c) on the one hundred dollars
valuation of taxable property in said municipality
State of West Virginia. County of Preston Town
of NewburR. to-wit:
]. Theodore G. Lynch. recorder IN and for the mu-
nicipality of Newburg. county Of Preston, and
state of West Virginia. do hereby certify that the
foregoing IL n true copy from the records of an
order made by the council of said municipality
on the 1lth day of August. 1908.
Given under my hand this 18th day Of August
1903. THEODORE G. LYNCH,
Recorder of Municipality. NewburR. w Va
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1908-08-20

The Wheeling News would have
the Democrats believe that the
"uniform accounting law" is a
good thing. 1t says that the claw
provides simply that any citizen
may inspect at pleasure the pub
lie accounts" 1t is simply an in
famous law which provides for an
army of officers who will 90
around over the state injecting
their shouts into every munich
pality, district, and county find
ing fault with the local governing
boards. 1t is machine law pure
and simple to help the Dawson.
White gang.