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Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1908-03-10
APPLICATION NO. s3l.

Notice OF Application for Formulation to
Appropriate rhe Public Waters
of the state or Nevada.
Notice is rereby given that on the Goth day of
February 1903, in accordance with Section 25
Chapter XVIII. of the Statutes of 1907. one j.
A. Erickson of GrantSville County of Tooelc
and State of Utah. made application to the
State Engineer of Nevada for permission to
appropriate the public waters OF the State of
Nevada. Such appropriation is to be made from
Choke Cherry Springs, situate on the east side
of the East range about miles southeast of Nor
gan Pass, about 10 miles west of Utah State line
and about As south of Mantella Station at points
ut issuance of Springs by means of trench and
pipe line into troughS and one-half cubic feet
per second is to be conveyed to points of use by
means of pipe line and there used for domestic
purposes Water to be returned to stream, no.
Date of first publication, Feb. 81. 1909.
Date of last publication, March 26, 1903,
Signed.
FRANK r. NICHOLAS,
State Engineer.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1908-03-10
APPLICATION NO. sO3 '- ' :-
Noiio- of Application for Formulation to
ApDrUprIAte the Public Waters
... .Of tho state OF Nevada.


....... ."f TIA" state of Nevada. b..
Notice Is hereby given that on the 3Oth day
OF January. 1908, in accordance with Section g.
Chapter XVIII, of tho statutes Of 1907, one J.
A. Erickson of Granville. County OF Toole and
State OF Utah, made application to the State
Engineer OF Nevada for permission to appro-
pirate the public waters OF the State OF Nevada
such appropriation is to be made from Mud
Springs at issuance Of springs, which is situ-
ated ab tut four miles from Morgan Pass in an
northeasterly direction in Elko County. at
points. These springs are situated on the east
side OF the east range about l6 miles north of
Ferguson Springs and about miles west OF
the Utah state line, and about 10 miles 8. from
Mantella Station, Elko Co., by means OF.
and one-haIf cubic feet per second is TO be con-
yeyed to points OF use by means Of trench dug
about II feet deep and laid with drain pipe
for about 100 feet, and there run into troughs
and there used for stock and domestic uses
Water to be returned to stream at
Date OF first publication, F eb. 81, 1908
Date OF last publication, March l3, 1908.
Signed,
FRANK r. NICHOLAS,
State Engineer.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1908-03-10
CHARLES B. HENDERSON,
Attormey-at-Luao,
Elko Nevada
Elko

MarZan Pile Remedy, Price Soc, is
guaranteed. Put up ready to use. Poe. Ore
application prompt relief to an form Of
pilee. Soothes and heals. Sol by
Elko Drug co. '.-'
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1908-03-10
Easy lnStaIlment Plan

Write for full particulars
and sample of ore. ...
Address
". n. MASON Secretary -,
Ben FrankIInNlIn Co., Ltd.
.,... .. Nampa. Idaho
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1908-03-10

U. S. Mineral Survey. No. 3lsG.
U. S. LAND OFFICE, ...t.. e..
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1908-03-10

1t is Hereby Ordered that the foregoing no.
tice OF application for patent be published for
nine consecutive weeks in the Independent"
daily newspaper, published at Elko, county
OF Elko State Of Nevada, ...-
LOUIS ]. COHN,
Register.
Date OF first publication January 30. 1908.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1908-03-10

Elko, Nevada. Feb. ~, 100
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1908-10-13
FIN4L CANE Law TEST.
Bond Feature for Imported Birds
Before Federal Supreme Court.

Questions involving the constitutionality Of GER
tain parts Of the forest, FISH and game laws Of this
state VIII be settled by the United States Supreme
Court in a case which viii be presented TO that
tribunal to-day. The question involved IS in gen
eral way, whether not the state has a right
pass A law requiring q person 10 put up bond
one Of the requisites for holding property.
The case Is that OF August Silz. of Kings County
an extensive dealer in imported game. who on
March go 1905 was arrested by Sheriff Hesterberg
OF the charge OF violating the game law in
having IN his possession the bodies Of q golden
plover and grouse In 1870 Congress passed a Ia
by which all imported game either for purpose of
consumption or storage came under the game laws
Of the state into which 1t brought just the
same as # II had been produced in that state.
The plever came from England and the grouse
from Russia and had been brought into Kings
County the open season there for such birds.
The duty regularly paid The birds were held
by M Silz over into the closed season. The law
provides a penalty for possessing pover or
grouse between January l and July 10. but states
that g man may retain possession OF such birds
as he carries over from the open 10 the closed
seasons az he gives q bond not TO dispose Of them
IN the closed season. Mr.. Silz had no bond, and.
although he made no attempt TO sell the birds. he
was arrested
The case vas taken to the courts on a writ Of
habeas corpus il being declared that the law
unconstitutional. as il deprived man Of his prop
erty rights. The law was upheld by the Court
OF Appeals. but appeal taken by Z. p
Finch. counsel for Silz and the case viii be
considered by the highest tribunal of the land
The fine which might have been imposed or slz
was only $50 but he has spent thousands Of dol
lars in fighting Cor what he considers a principle
and on behalf Of the many game dealers in this
city and other parts the state Assistant Artor-
ney General James i. DonnelIy went 10 Washing
ton last night 10 uphold the states side CT the
case.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1908-10-13

lower. 81 4o9s7 50. cows G5Gs5 Refers SO
81 % y 59S4 81 S0SS Sc sto<srs ant
feeders - 5isS4 50 HOGS-Recetpts testnsatee aiet
2slo9 head market Io1IJc loEer choice heavy sltn
81 - s. 50. butchers s. 1JS<S 30 ight iZsd. 500
s. 90 choice sa 81 iO<s 20. DscsiTg. s. s51sc %;
pigs 81 50as5 - bulk Of safes s. e1f So sFizsFse-
Ianbs on 10qI5. sheep. 81 o9s5. lambs - T59sG Is:
yearings. So sass.
shippers. So z5a<6 80. common. S4as4 s. or
TLE-DuI and over. fair % good Slippers - lI1s9i
common. S2QS2 - Sd EEPstsady. 81 25gs5 . LAMBS
East Buffalo. OCT f2-CATTL4c-Rsc $50 reads
slow anG generally steady: prime steers. s. T5dS8 -
shipping SseS5 81 butchers 81 25Fss 90 heifers s. 500
So 25GS4 stock heifers s. T5ps3 ard
sprngsrs strong. S15QS6f VEaLS-Rsceipts 100 lsad
head. steady, heavy. ss8Ss 70 mixed. s. 20
So 10, Workers IS 25a$6, pigs S41s5 =. rouzhs g %
50 10; S4dS4 -. taires and z-assers. $ s5 p
SHEEP AND LANBS-BeceiDts. 2igf0 head shssp
lambs S4QSJ -. yearings Sf7s4 30 wetaers S+GS4 IS
ewes = 15f1S4. sheep mixed SldS4
Kansas City. Oct 2-CATTLE>FecsiD-s. 5000 1eed.
including ~ub1 head S7utfsrlS Market steady To- -
higher; choice dressed beef S6SS .
fair good s. JfS5 90 Western steers g 5s5 socS
and feeders = nQS4 % southern sieers s. fA -
hefsrs 81 50dS5. balls S2ds3 q caves - 25s5 ~
HOGsRece-pts. $3.50 head, market I0l0c lr9er t9P.
packers and butchers s. s0ss - light - 59GsS *;
pigs Sass G5- SFfEEPRscepts. 200o Fad rna-sst
steady and active - 5eaS5 90 anE earrings
81 s9IS4 p Western earring S+s4 - sestern sneer
49glS4 stocSsrs and f@e1ers. 81 2l0Sa 90
Union Yards Pt-rs1IrE. Oct.
ply fair lower. choice 3 15qs6. prime $ 8sax %
cuILs anG common. SIqS2 lambs. g. 5065 50. vsal
calves 3 50TSS HOGS-Reeet-ts fair sri-s
heavtss So 1895 -; mediums s. erso hea- Eorzsrs
5eGS5 20, light WORKERS s. sJ 90 pigs 81 rousas.
Tosdo OCT. 12-CLOvERsEED-Cssh 8 10. Oc-o6e-.
Decsuh@r s. 10. March 8 Ia No - %. No
: rejected AT-STEE-pri11e. IS 90
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1908-10-13

More Rapid than Budget, Says Lac
son Purdy at Erhibit.

Lawson Purdy- the Tax Commissioner told q
large gathering at the Budget Exhibit. No. 165
Broadway yesterday about the work Of his de-
partrnent frequently referring 10 the exhibit pre-
pared by his employees Speaking Of The exhibit
showing the relative increase in the assessed value
OF New York real estate. ne said:
The assessed value Of realty Is increased much
more rapidly than either the total budget or the
Tax Department appropriation The cost Of the
Tax Department and the city budget have in
creased upon almost parallel lines" He said fur
Their thar his department under the law had
bills ready for payment on the first Monday In
October on over 81 900 go Of real estate which
under the old law could not have been ready until
from two weeks 10 four months after the tax was
payable The present tax law, ne declared. had
ended many hardships. notably the compulsion TO
sons were unable 10 obtain their bills before De
ceulber /
The New York City visiting committee Of the
stare Charities Aid Association has exhibit this
week showing the disadvantages OF cheap help"
il the Department Of Public Charities and the Belle
ylIe and Allied Hospitals The exhibit has one
chart which shows that the total number Of en-
pIoyes IL the Department of Public Charities
June 30 Of this year was 2.zi9. OF THAI number.
! 5f3 received less than s. a day and keep and
rs received less than - cents day and keep"
As the result il is stated that 1856 employees were
dismissed IN 1857 and the number Of designations
was go q total of $50 employees leaving the ser
vice Of the department IN year Of an
average number employed Of 2,l0S
Would any private business succeed If II changed
IFS force every few months" is question on the
placard.
John H O'Brien. Commissioner Of the Depart
nent e Water Supply. Gas and Electricity. will
speak to-day at the Budget Exhibit.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1908-10-13
CASH QUOTATIONS,
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

York. October L. 1908.
tOEFEE-The coffee market active D
GAY and generally steady with prices recovering slight
early loss and closing net unchanged Sales were re-
ported OF 1880 bags The market opened unchanged o
points lower IN response European cables
HaVrs being z franc lower and Hamburg '4G-2 pig
lower at the hour OF the local opening Later HAVE
recovered : franc. but Hamburg closed the initial
lguTes so that there nothing in the European al
vices TO create fresh sentiment favor Of the market
chases in the Brazilian apparently OF the primary
markets Rio was unchanged while Santos - Teis
I-~er on Is and % refs lower IS Receipts al TIE
Two ports 70 oO bags against $1,000
and the rain reported in PaulO considered
favorable from standpoint The buying here
appeared chiefly for local Of
vas brokers with important connections.
the long side considered
were moderate sellers during the presumably
purchases IN Brazil The market for spot coffee
quiet with quotations the basis Of 6lC for Rio
Inc total warehouse deliveries United States
the amounted 12 $50 against lie 755
week and 81 S3l bags last OF the former amount
New York had iC1,u2O weekly Of
coffee Brazilian points as follows
49, 600 bags, including As 600 United States.
5000 Europe and North Africa and 1900
River Plate and west Of South America Santos
ceaTances 44S000 bags including 1876 coo the United
States. 100000 Europe and North Africa 1000
cape. River Plate and OF South America.
United States and 3T4 600 Europe Victoria
ances. DC 70 The United States The Bahia
movement follows Receipts. 1900
bags; clearauces 1900 900
Where The receipts al Rio and Santos for the Week
toaed 5o90oo bags. against 100000 last week, $4,000
last and 600 in 1906.
The range OF contract prices in the local
day follows
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1908-10-13
ROCK ISLAND MEETING.
President Mather Reports Brighter
Indications for the Future.

A. -h= ar-ua5 meeting Of the stockholders Of the
z7cg Island COMPANY held yesterday in jersey
--v. ogden Nils and . 9 Boissevain, whose
-s--s ex-.-eE. were reelected directors Robert
vs-be- president % the COMPANY. said that the
-ss- Us for which the report VIII he issued in q
sen 5svs had not been encouraging in its pros
--1rs for z resumption OF dividends on the pre-
+s-ea stock. on which The last payment was made
Z -sE
After explaining that the Rock Island company
DEFENDS Tor SIS earnings entirely the dividends
rz5 n Il h -he railroad lines il controls. he stated
tss in place q the surplus Of s. s3e7 earned by
ne Re-E Island lines. The Frisco. Evansville &
Ts--e Ezauz and Chicago < Eastern Illinois il 1897
tssv world show surplus fer 1865 OF little more
-hzr sl.fEs.to5
re however. were much brighter and that ne
telsre5 ne industries N the Rock Islands terri
10Y would % operating Al their normal capacity
Egzz by -1e time the :Hf1snce OF Iae grain move
snt had ceased 10 De felt in earnings and that, on
T. whole. the coming year promised 10 be far
zass5 Of the one Just closed He said also that
re general feeling toward -le railroads better
sd should result in readjus-Tnent Of rates more
-s7o-z Gle 70 profitable operation
There we're $3.50 shares Of preferred and 5S5.S95
sha-es Of common stock voted at the meeting. out
81 = the reelection Of the two directors men
toned cnly routine business was transacted, i vas
I'D
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1908-10-13
ALL DEFENCE PROTESTS.
charge Federal Prosecutor scith
Fishing for Information"

-, oct 12-CoUnsel for the Standard oil
- to-day accused the government counsel
49, 80 sgu5ty suit &c dissolve the Standard oil
: - OF -'fshing for information to assist in
e'-'[,secsltion Of criminal against the de-
II company The tilt between counsel came
,hs direct examination Of Henry E. FELTON,.
81 -rsfHc manager Of the Standard Oil Com
80 been concluded and the c7oss-examina-
- begun NJ kellogg. special government
90 asked NJ. Felton 20 describe the method
So So, Attendants traffic department when Mr..
q - <o- TIE defence. objected declaring that
h's' --.rorz was simply Hsning fer testimony TO
y, assistant District Attorney HIkerson, who
- uss- hin
8. = sppa-snt thst you are simply fishing for
= 20 assist :he Assistant District Attor-
large Of re criminal prosecutions who
re- vo.r elbow prompting ycu?' said Mr..
zasenthsl-
- EsIloer made speedy denial. and Mr..
&c her specifically charged that Mr.. vii
-. ms --orlpting the questions. The counsel
=. zees--e declared that an instance Of taking
,.-,,- <-7-r cae case TO another. 81 spite Of
= $3.50 ~ -he governments counsel that ii
=. = - assisted IT criminal cases, appeared in
-...-,s-- rom the Standard OF Company Of
- ,-.icb vas used by the District Attorney
= - 7--i-e5 STATES Circuit Court OF Appeals in
--soz-+or II increase the supersedeas bond
: - -zse II which Judge Lands fined the oil
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1908-10-13
P0ULS0N UNDER COVER
Coachman Expected To Be Chief
FITNESS an Erb Tri0l.
FBy Telegraph 20 The rrlbvne !

Philadelphia Oct. 12.-Eugeue Porlson coach
man and hodyguard Of ]. Clayton Erb The victim,
CT last Tuesdays tragedy at Red Gables who was
my s.er'oCs'y missing until he appeared at the fu-
neral yesterday had been secreted in the home Of
captain Erhs sister, in this city where detectives
hsa KEPT him under cover, that the newspapers
could mot reach him
re VIII De the chief witness for the prosecution
= me case against Mrs. Erh and her sister Mrs
aIieTlhe beIsel. and, Il is said will tell of pre-
Elo0s attempts upon the life Of Captain Erb and
III hish other evidence upon which the common
wealth will base its contention OF premeditated
murder
Alhoegh Poulson could not be seen to-day his
"i1e gave graphic story OF happenings at Red
cables part Of which she knew from personal OBJ
sefNetlon and part of which she had been told
oy her husband Among other things she said that
Mrs Erb had fred revolver at Captain
LEo. that she slept with revolver under her
PlIow that she was always the aggressor in the
hEhts between the couple. that she once struck
captain ETb with an ice pitcher woundng him on
the heed, and that Captain Erb asserted that he
mad been poiso led as soon as he had swallowed
nigh ball. alleged 10 have contained deadly
drug, some two weeks before his death.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1908-10-13
COTTON

COTTOS-The cotton market lost part Of sha-o
opening tone WITH
sdl3 points higher Sales day estimated
100000 bales The upward movement was 10
better Liverpool cables than reports trat
Lancashire operatives had agreed accept per
reduction IN wages. providing the
opened Later. however cables we're
saying showed signs o. o
cepting this proposition considered in local circles
proposal OF the NJ
weakening their part which would speedily followed
settlement the troubles renewal OF activity
This view OF the situation found expression the
OF covering and buying account which
q large continued Southern hedge
selling and realizing by old longs market opened
lOGlT points higher. sold of or points
Of SATURDAYS close then seadied with prices
only ; or points Of from the best o
The big estimates for to H1orrows receipts Leading
helped the decline during n1Is
aimed reflected q
the had imagined. and advces from
Southern oT conflicting he gul-
stions officially reported unchanged higher
Wires from Orleans said shorts mad covered
The weather map somewhat disappointing from
buish standpoint, in that frosts over
The Of prices the local market today
va as follows.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1908-10-13
MEXICAN IRRIGATION BONDS.

9Pes-f q &c. announced yesterday that. in con
--an HttA speyer Bros % London; Lazard
=, er-Ll--s-a- q Frarkfort-on- Main. the
--Seaz Bank - Berlin. and Teixeira de Mates
-. - q A-1zrerdau. lhey had completed negotia-
- covering S-5.tJ1 CO Jhrty-fve-vear ~ per cent
:, ---lic1 Tor tne Encouragement OF Irrigation
- arc Development OF Agriculture in the
---e1 States - Mexico.
s.. = ->alio1al city Bank has Joined Sreyer & Co
--7 purchase q laese bonds. the capital and
anc sinking fund Of which are Uncondi-
- Guaranteed Is tne Mexican government
''lcs are also payable IN sterling, rz!chsmarks.
"a - 11c g---1ers 81 fixed rates Of exchange. and
..- n inle--l9- Of the bankers 20 make ar in
'-a- issue The public offering II this coun-
-. " o. made by speyer & Co. an6 the National
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1908-10-13
BUSINESS TROUBLES.
Petitions in bankruptcy were filed yesterday IT
The United Safes District Court follows

Petitions in bankruptcy were fled yesterday IN
The United Safes District Court follows:
Involuntary against the Association Of Motor ar
Owners y hiCh for annual fee or 80 obtained
discounts on automobile supplies reduced est mates
for r-Dalrs and special rates for tie OF gar
ages t,v James y. Aunford and others. for
ires rendered goods sold and delivered amount
ing 10 81 l5sas Willard L. Ellison WIS appointed
Invoiunrarv against the Standard Churn Manu-
fsrffg7fu, Company. Of No. n Franklin street.
IN Aud-sw cone and Others. whose claims aggre-
1-r,.,T-nrary asaIusi John J. WanaT grocer. OF
- ~ E,asr 9Th street. by Palmer & Pierce and
orfars whose claims amount 10 Sl95Z IS.
f--.oitfntsrv against Jacob Z Fischer millineT,
- n i5e Riviugfon street. by Heinscheimer
Fi-,fb.-s and another, whose claims S7ai =.
.;r-e5 Roelke jr.. appointed receiver. The
go - I'D 10 be crth 3. go ana the outstand-
- -eco;nts amount 70 $500
Charles 3 I-efeVTe No. As East SJth
- ID 6tlfries :. ss5, assets. He Joseph
Teral-er;- sons Il 60 s. $50
EroI7,rtsrv Nathan ROsenblcfi. baker. of No 35i
-, - street liabilities S2fIl 81. a-sets. $50
fe-lI,',,s-y Herman Freshman, kid glove dealer,
~. :. venue 3 liabilities 2.632 4. assetg
I'll s,s.eduIes Of William n. Donohus- florist. Of
X, 4 Faet 2sth street give Liabilities VI 1921 u,
WIN aste1,5Ies II David Solomon show liabilities
a. az q ana assets Of Sl,Is 81, the latter nclud
- iifg insurance policy for H8@, PAYABLE 20 MS
1,ec schedules Of schunlan Z Gciisten. mixers
- ials and suits show liabilities OF Ss.i3s 80 and
assets OF $3.50
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1908-10-13
ERIE RUMoR PREMATURE.

4 representative e the Erie Railroad Compan ny
said yesterday that the report CT plans OF the
management for electrifying its suburban lines
unauthorized. premature and great extent ex-
aggcrared- He added that while the conusny had
had experts looking into the sdvisa bity Of elect--
Tying the main line from Jersey City TO Sufern a
distance Of thrry-two miles. this invest ga
had not been completed. and formal estimates Of
the expense had not been made He said il was
not proposed TO make expenditure Of anything
ike 100000 for some time. II IS understood.
however. that the investigation will be carried on
actively and experimental work taken up as soon
as possible. Ultimately II is regarded as certain
that all OF the Fries suburban lines will be
Ill.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1908-10-13

The local market for spot cotton was quiet with
and 94Je for middling Gulf Southern spot markets
changed al fiisc sales 900 bales SAVANNAH staad1
8isc higher al 50 c; sales. 565e bales; Charleston
STEADY ~ higher &c sales s4s bales Baitimore
holiday; Augusta steady Lice higher SIC; sales
10 bales, Little Rock quiet unchanged at SIC: ST
r,j1pro1 01tef - bigher a. So cs-a~|@T s-.s4,,
unchanged at &c: sales. 1871 bales. New Orleans
nHis gsief uncfansed a Sc sales Goo 5s u en- T
week and lo62S last year a E4o@ton 30 600 to $4,000
bales against ESQ last week and 1lo4T last year
last week and 1880 year.
Cotton Exchange special Liverpool cables. Spot cot
Is ooo middiiae Upland o4d Futures opened stsay
10 points higher on ~ P and points Up on late
noEths s!osed naTey STEADY. at a net sdyance Of
4641-d: Novenber IoeceIn6e.. 459d; pecember-Janq-
iney 457sSd Juy-AGgnst Bel Maeester
quiet ana firm: cloths dull
FIorR AND MEALwFour WAS in DooT demand TO-
the bulk Of the Rye four quiet at I'D quoitios
The following are prices quoted On the New aork Produ-e
staists s. aS4 so winter patents - 5eas4 50 spring
No winter 50 5oaS5 SO BUCK1yHEAr FLOI-R-sIar-
ket STEADY Quoted. 81 l5a$3 . per 100 n. in sack.
$ % eh6ss faasE, 8 56as4 90 CoREsfEAI s'esez
.fsSs ss 5dns s2s s. SoaT do s27 CO. red dog So :
er e,s9 s5 S27 Lc d IN 500 - s s 9 $ n sak mid
ny ch5p 500 80 bulk $50 10 in omea So 80
asa
GRAIN-wHEA T-rhe wheat market had weak
orsu5ng al G decline - he This Increased
- The early weakness accounted for hy poor
-ahlas good n improved political
conditions abroad receipts
Minneapolis stocks 10000
or DAYS Then q tally 1f sc This
20 continued dry weather i0 the wheat belt
predictions II more Of # for the next twentyfolr
hours ara Q rising Temperature that. Again
easier under beaEish promise from
American visible figures. which completed showed
Of 3.31lOo0 bush The market thereupou
the advance and ruled feeble %
passage showed Increase n '.G000oj bush The Visi
l,f- Is against
wear Total passage an visible. 7i.0l2.Ot1 bush.
against 90 bush wear the of
The market War fsatursiess closing
net decline O. asa izc The inquiry from exporters
disappointing commission has reports indlcat-
ing The following reductions per cent
Oaahoma Is per cent. Nebraska IL per est; EAn4as.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1908-10-13
SECOND AVENUE RAILROAD SUED.

Dawes stone 4 AUerbach. representing the
Carat 7--zst Company. q New York. as trustee
20 ere holders q the bond issue OF s7.Do09e9 Of
- Second Avenue Railroad Company. brought
EE- yesterday 20 foreclose on the property Of the
e1-p--- --o--gaged 10 secure ire bonds The mort
gsEs Ezs GATED January =. 1885
I1s property against which foreclosure proceed
-gs have been brought includes the southwest cor
1s- ~ Second avenue and l2-th street the block
BONDED Iy First and Second avenues 18th and
IL E--=s-s. tracks n Second and First avenues
ron 55-l street and through various streets TO
fs1k Sig. rolling stock and rights and privileges