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Arizona republican., 1908-02-16

The Republican. He said he had been trying to buy some Black Spanish hens eggs so hard he was almost out
 of breath running around trying to I find out who raises that breed, and so far has been unsuccessful. He says there are others after other breeds, | and he knows for he has heard people talking but they don't know where to get the start. This man has been try ling to buy eggs so hard that he has
 almost got over his passion for the chicken business and he wonders why it is the chicken men don't advertise like other people do. and let their hehts shine. He inquiries: How Is q
 man going to get rooster if he can't find out where the roosters roost?
 DEATH OF MRS. ARTHUR FOU- SHEE.-M-s. Arthur Foushee. nee
 Miss Olivette Perkins, daughter of Mir. and Mrs. Miles Perkins. died yesterday
 morning at the family home on the Christy road. at 5:10 o'clock. She had
 been ill for two weeks and three days
 the malady being congestion of the bowels The incident is one of the
 saddest that has occurred here for a
 long tune, the young women being
 usually person of excellent health
 and universally popular among her acquaintances which were many. She
 was but 20 years old last october and
 was married about three months ago
 The family of Mrs Foushee has lived
 here a number of years, and the fam lily of Mir. Foushee has resided here
 almost from the beginning of the
 town, Arthur having been born here.
 Both families have many friends who will consider the death of Mrs Foul
 shee as a personal bereavement and extend their sympathy to the young
 husband in his affliction. The funeral announcement has not been made but
 it is understood the funeral will be
 held some time on Monday.
Arizona republican., 1908-02-16

Bran Bread, fresh every day at the Phoenix Bakery, 1oc a loaf.
Arizona republican., 1908-02-16

McKee's ad today: lower prices.
Arizona republican., 1908-02-16
PASTOR TRANsFeRREo-Rev. A

R. MacLean. pastor of the First Meth odist church of Phoenix. has been transferred by Bishop Hamilton to California, and will preach his last sermon here this morning, when he will undoubtedly have large cOngre- gation. He will leave behind him many friends who will wish him and his family success and a pleasant home among the people to whom he is sent.
Arizona republican., 1908-02-16
DdvidSOn'S
 Cash Store

IS MOVING INTO THE QUARTERS FORMERLY OCCUPIED BY THE DoRRIs- LEHMAN FURNITURE co. COME AND SEE US JUST THE SAME, as we are moving our stock so that we can reach any article our GUS toners may want to purchase. Re member that we are giving a discount on every MoOre's Range retailing at s5oOo and over, besides many other bargains in fancy china and fancy lamps.
Arizona republican., 1908-02-16
NOTICE.

pr. L. NJ. Swlkerath, optician, is now located at the Dennis House. cor. 2nd and Washington Sts.. and will be pleased to wait upon his old patrons there. If your eyes trouble you or in need of glasses that fit right see him. Hours 10 to F and to 4, or by ap- pointment. Phone Red 541.
Arizona republican., 1908-02-16

Rozensweig's jewelry store is now located in new quarters at and s E. Washington Street.
The Washington herald., 1908-02-09
New York.
NEW YORK PRODUCE.

Sew York. Feb. s.-SUGAR- The London marke
for beet sugar vas quiet ard I'd lower. with Fehru
sTy 40 9s lad and March at Is TIE I1' T-aTke
for raw sugar ruled steady. bu. Qut. ,ai un
changed. with Centrifugal, 6 tsst, az 9l5, Musco
Yado. Sc test. al 3l5, and molasses sugar s9 test
40 J. Refined sugar held about steady, but quie
and unchanged
NAVAL STORES-Dul and unchanged.
BUTTER-ReceiDts. 4s23 packages, Market firm
Creamery extra. 81.
EGGs-Recei3ts. 6.sl2 cases Market steady Near
by white. fancy 9a33: Western frsts 3
MILL FEED-InactiEe. unchanged Spring bran
l00-p0und SACKS. to arrive. 575, middliug. 80
cts bran. 4i9. in bulk Western red dog. &300, Z,
arrive: winter wheat bTan, in l00pound sacks 3 so
OATS-Quiet: small supply. Elevator prices. No
3 white 59la No. white 5sis. No. mixed. S.
FLOUR-Steady; small trade. Spring patents. So
as %; spring clears. 4sa5l0; winter stFaiEhts. A50
80: winter clears 435a459 Kansas in SACKS Pat
ents Z5a5 80. straights A70a5oo; clears 455a46l.
RYE FLOUR-ModeFate inquiry. We quose, As
ass.
CORN NEAI-AIoderate business. KHndrsd fo
export l8l3lj coarse meal. in bags L1aLG
BUCkWHEAT FLOUR-SloW trade small sup
piy. Choice. 3.Go
HAY Receipts so tons MARKET steady: lttlt
doing Prime timothy. LO0al05. No ]. s5al00. No
? S7ikss1: No s. Soas5.
STRAW Market dull and steady. Long ne. s5a7o
BEEF STEADY moderate dealings Family, H-c
aH5l: packet u.Glail50.
PORK-Trade duh. Mess. 1L00al450; family. E.G
al7E
TALLOw-Lfsless; unchanged City. in hogs
heads 81
LARD-DuH. Prime Western, 80; city Ll21s
refined Continent. $40; South American. 5s5; re
fined Brazilian. in kegs. 0l5: city searine si2 O,eo
stesIine slow: New York. ~; Chicago. 7lta7is.
The Washington herald., 1908-02-09
LOCAL FINANCIAL GOSSIP.

Business on the Washington Stock Ex-
change took on a lively pace for the end
Of the week yesterday. in the selling out
of considerable blocks of Capital Trac-
ton and Mitchell Mining stocks. A
broker with an order TO sell Capital
Traction appeared with about 200 shares.
All sorts of bids were made for the stock,
untn 1t was ascertained that 1i9 was the
low limit, at which price 194 shares were
partiti0ned among the members of the
board, in lots of 20 shares and smaller
amounts,
similar sale Of Mitchell was ef-
fected at 70 cents a sbare. the stock go
ing of in l00-share lots, until the last
sale. which was 400 shares. Other trading
was only in fractional lots. and only a
few trades at that One sale of so shares
OF Washington Railway and Electric
common was made az 221s, more than
TWO points above the official bid price.
Bankers and flnanciers were talking
yesterday about the probaDIe action Of
the directors of the Capital Traction
Company in selecting a successor to the
late George r. Dunlop, president OF the
corporation. Henry Hurt, vice president,
is now the acting president until a sue
cessor to Mr.. Dunlop shall be elected.
Well-informed business men thought yes
terday that Mir. Hurt, OF possibly one
other prominent member of the directory
might be elected president
In ease Mr Hurt should be chosen
president. it is thought probable that
Mr. Corrl now chief engineer and gen.
.t-gt4fH hr.
chosen vice president and general mana
ger. In case some other member of the
directory than Mr.. Hurt should be made
president. the general organization OF the
board might remain as az present, by
filling the vacancy in the board by one
new director It is understood that the
directors of the company will hold a
meeting early this week at which some
action as outlined will be taken
The Washington herald., 1908-02-09
NEW YORK MONEY.

New York Feb. s.-Aioney on call at the stock
exchange was nominally per cent bat there wrre
actually no loans made CAN loan rates this week
have again ruled easy. The market has ranged be-
tween Ia and Icr cent. with most q the loans
under Ter cent. These rates were quoted Oh every
day Of the week
Time money during the week vas readily obtain
able, brokers Offering it literally The easy coudi-
ton Of call money however, kept many borrowers
out of the marsat and the bulk of business dJae
was Tor tie short period. Rates were "a 20 4 per
cent Tor thirty. sixty. and ninety DAYS, "a to AZ
tor five and fix months. and for twelve months.
Mercantile paTer Wss IN moderate demand during
the week az other csnters. but local BUYERS were
few. The assortment offered was large and com
IIised many attractive names. Scrutiny 81 credit.
however was extremely drastic which accounted for
the unusual relative differences between time money
and paper rates. Rates quoted were 81 10 IeF cent
Tor Indorsed bills receivable and choice single nano-
and 70 G1e per cent for Others.
Sterling quiet, Eith rates unchanged. The close
Of the week saw rates 30 points lower than the
opening. partly due 10 the continued good supply Of
commercial bills partly to speculative selling against
new weeks city bond sale. and partly 90 sales Of
securities abroad during the week Quotations de-
cline daily. demand rates closing az s5fja4 $50
against 467a4 E05 last Saturday: cables at q5s5a
ls590, against 4S7iOa4.s7l5 and sixty day bills at
4sJl5a4 silD against 4Ssta4. ss5. Commercial bills
were 4S2aiS7is compared with 4.s3ssaLs5as a week
ago
The Washington herald., 1908-02-09
PRODUCE MARKET

Baltimore, Feb. S.-Folowing are the prices quoted
az the PRINCIPAL commission houses:
BtTIER-CreamtU. fancy. 32iaaD imitation. 2la
., Mar land and Pennsylvania rolls Has, store
PACKED. Ohio. l6aI7; do. West Virginia l6al9.
Maryland, Virginia and Pennsylvania, l6siG
LIVE POILTRN-Od hens heavy laal3l young
ca0.ce. l5al6. roosters. each. 25a1: ducks. puddle
large. IS, mUsc1vy and mougrCi i, turkeys choice
young l5alsi d1.. gohhleTs, a.
EGGs-AaElsnd and peRnsy lYania frsts. per
dozen p
PUrATotS-Whit nearby. prime rer bushel.
1cai5, Weston MARYLAND and Pennsylrania. Ter
b'ishel, .'ssgi ianey Delaware, pr barrel 4caaAa
GREEN FRUITS AND VEGETABLES -Artses-
Eastern Shore Maryland and Virginia Ter barrel
No. !, L55as-5i do. suaN. common. L2aI5). do.
per 1sbhl. basket. 5e75 do. New York assorted.
bhL. ZJaio0 cabbage New York, Danish. ton ll0Aa
l5C0, CaubeTies. Care Cod. per Dbl, TOOasO0 let
tuce. Norfolk par basket. 25a40, ogg plants Florida
per crate. L75a25 onions PENNSYLVANIA. vellow
PER bushe 65a6s; do, Western yellow. per busilei
65a6S; oranges, Florida. per basket 3gaa 50. gaue
fTuit, Florida, per box, 25s5.5o; tomatocs F1orids
rer carrier. fancy 30aioo: do. fair i5a2 g
FLOJR-Ninter extra. 3Slail9 do. clear. 4l5a
430; do. straight. 4.40ai S., do. patent ass.
spring clear, iioa375; DO, straight. sO5a535. do
patent, 5a0a5B; City Mills best patent 63: do
high-grade patent. 5.45: do, straight SIS; 90
choice family As0; extra. Ll5ai3. Rye -four me
dunn TO choice. 4.5oa5o0.
The Washington herald., 1908-02-09
MONEY WANTED AND TO LOAN
SUIT OVER UNLISTED DEBTS.
Frazee Prosecuted For obligations Of
Potomac Laundry Company.

Louis Levy and other stockholders in
the Frazee-P Potomac Laundry Company
Yesterday Instituted a suit against John
d. Frazee and Robert \. Chester, trustee.
10 enforce a lien and the payment OF
certain claims.
The bin filed alleges that the COM
plainants in August. 1877. bought the con-
trolling interest OF FTazee in the laundry
company; that for the purpose Of indem-
nifying the oomplainants and the laundry
company against claims and obliga lions
not listed in statement furnished BY
Frazee he deposited S2.0o0 in the hands OF
Robert A Chester as an Indemnity fund
This amount, say the complainants, was
to be held for six months, and II no
unlisted obligations existed then, the
money was 10 be returned 10 Mr.. Frazee-
Il is alleged by the complelnants that
a large amount Of unlisted obligations
have been presented 10 the company for
payment, and that demand has been made
upon Mr.. Frazee for the payment OF these
obligations out of the 5000 deposited. and
he has refused to direct their payment.
The Washington herald., 1908-02-09
COTTON MARKET.

Quotations furnished hy Miller & Co. members Ct
the New York Stock aud Cotton exchanges and the
New Orleans Cotton Excliaug-, &c r street north
west
New York Feb s-Trading was sloE ard largely
4 d professional character business in MAY and
July being Giraffe and having a depressing influence
GA the general market Sentiment is decidedly
bearsh based GA the fer Of adverse rational legls
lation in respect 90 trading. well the PTesi-
dental election. while II IS question whether The
s,ubSora holding by southern growers can b pro
l0nged, Wien Il IS evident that preparations tor
the next crop are proceeding with yigor, a. It j.
generally bslievsd they wiz # weather conditions
permit The Chronicle makes the total visible sup
pIy ss5 $50 bales against 5.3500 00 last scar and
the American 81 SIS GO bales against 3 81 %. These
fglT-s show an increase for lss 0f 2o99 bales over
last wlek. a loss Z s1s 90 from !e7 and decrease
q Sc p19 from isJG TaSlugs for the week total
81, W bales. sgaiusr 7N1 last rear including
SD so bales American against 3ils9 last year.
Tie exports since September ! are 5.535.90o balfs.
against 5.1l3009 last year. Port receipts foT the
d4y point % SEQ bales. against @0o ,1st week
and 8, 90 last year.
Liverpool due TO come Lover Monday.
The Washington herald., 1908-02-09
BALTIMORE GRAIN MARKET.

Baltimore. Feb. s-Folowiug are The oticisl prices
for TO-DAY.
WHEAT-Siock in elevators. H25g bushels.
Graded lots Of No ? rcd ahoat noIninally at s5ia
for special bin and g fer stock. Western. spot.
February 81 March. %. Contract spot. FebruaTy.
s5a March s7l. April, 9gi4 May. l0lH asked
CORN-Sto in elevators. 2l4 AS bushels Prime
lots Of white and mixed corn afoat nominally az
69,kasl Track yellow cora domestic. as 10 loca-
ton st s2iaa55 in car lots. and steamer uptown.
az 59a59s. as to location. Contract. March, 6ls.
Western, spot February, 50; March, 6osasl; May,
g.
OATS-Stcck in elevators. 1;6055 bushels, ship
ments from elevators. 6li9 bushels. White. Nc. .
heavy 55lza55; do, No. ?, light to medium 5iisa55
do, No 8, heavy, 5ia55; do. No 3! medium. 55Isa
5ns; do, No. 3 light 52lza53is No l. light 10
heavy. 5a5Z: mixed No. ? 52taa53 do. no 3.
5ltsa52: No. 1. 5os56'5.
RYE-Stoek IN elevators, 90 Se4 bushels shipments
from elevators, 90 bushels. No. ; Western slas5.
The Washington herald., 1908-02-09
GRAIN AND PROVISIONS.

Quotations furnished by L. f. Hutton & Co,
members of New YORK Stock Exchange and Chicago
Board Of Trade e.. Bowie Clipman. manager. 1871
4 street northwest.
ChiraE0 Feb s-ThC wheat market to-day was
irregular The 9fFu.ns vas is go Sc lower, ou ua-
favorable cables from Liverpool dae % a prediction
II largely increased worlds shipments for M1Diay.
Wees end Tellizirg s8lCs btiled prices up a bit and
the closing was steady and higher
Msv corn afeucd Of ise ia sympathy with wheat
and during ths d5aliHe lld down 20 6lA. The mar
ket continued duh tu the close the p-cc raising
only q fraction from Tie louc-t of the day
lover than last nights closing and recovering SLOW
ly. and then closing weak Estimates flF receipts
Monday are large.
Provisions opened firm. with pork &c higher. TIE
market was only fairly active at the higher prices.
blt remained steady end closed az near the highest
for the day
The Washington herald., 1908-02-09
LIVE STOCK MARKET.

Chicago. Feb s.-CATTLE-Receipts. 300 Tn
changed,
HOGS-Rsceipts, g7.o0; estimated for Monday,
1901 Strong. Light. A2jai50: r0Hghs 49hLG
mixed. AZlai52ia; heavy f3ial.52ia pigs. 36Oa420
SHEEP Receipts 3oo0 Unchanged
New Nofk, FeA SEATTLE Receipts, 675 The
feeling was mtCC steady
DRESSED BEEF-Sl0w and unchanged in price.
Liverpool and London cattle and beet markets duh
st last quotations. Shipments to-day e. cattle and
500 quarters Of )eef
CALYES-ReCeipts. a Feeling steady. City
dressed Teals slow at sal3is per pound country
dressed dull and lower al TALL
SHEEP AND LAMBS-Recaipts, si00 Sheen
nominal lambs slow, bulk Of the stock unsoId
Medium sheep, 40; medium to prime lambs. 7.O0a
Ts
HOGS Receipts, $50 Feeling steady. ONO
hogs sold Al SO.
The Washington herald., 1908-02-09
Hnnse Bill Is Annroved.

The Commissioners have approved the
House bin providing for a change in the
existing plans for street extension east OF
Mills avenue, north OF Franklin street.
and south of Hamlin street transmitted
to them a week ago by the District Com
mittee of the House.
The Washington herald., 1908-02-09
LICENSES ARE CONSIDERED.
Excise board Permits LawIOF 40
Continue ON Probation.

Several applications for renewals OF
liquor licenses were made TO the excise
board yesterday. Jerome Lawlor. pro-
prletor Of a saloon at 2l0O z street, was
given permission to continue business on
probation. Herbert Guggenheim was
granted 4; wholesale license.
Pending a decision from the courts on
the lie CuyeT case. the board reserved
decision on renewal applications made by
Conrad Grieb Of the MOntrose Hotel, at
Fourteenth and II streets northwest. and
K. n Shook Of the Imperial Hotel. al eli
D street nOr Invest
The Washington herald., 1908-02-09
WASHINGTON CATTLE MARKET.

CATTLE-Extra. per cvt.. l75ssoo; butcher, 3Sa
$50: common l.5oa200.
H0GS-Per ewt.. gross. A25a45o; ordinary. 2s0a
SIS.
sHEEP-Clipped. 40oa45o: common. 20.
LAAfBS-Spring choice. 7a7la; medium. 5iaa1
CALVES-PTime, per ID. sasi4; medium. ~
grass. 3ai.
CowS-Prime. fresh. each s0,oeag--s9; common,
200aS000; old and dry. s00al0,00
The Washington herald., 1908-02-09
WASHINGTON STOCK MARKET.

Salas-Regular call. L O'Clock noon.
Washington Railway and Electric 4s Se5o at rs.
Capital Traction. % at ls. at 10. at lls, 7 at
l9 % az 49, % at lls. % at 49, 20 at ls, az rs
S at ll9
Washington Railway and Electric common, 20 at
22k
Mitchell Mining lo0 at e. loO at q. 100 at q. 100
at 4. 100 at $. ltj at 2, 900 az ..
Union Trust Company. 2 a. 49,
After can-Capital Traction 5s. 500 al 49,
Capital Traction 67. 6 at 49,
Following ave the closing quotations on yesterdays
The Washington herald., 1908-02-09
Campbell In Gas Fight.

Representative Campbell. Of Kansas.
received from President Roosevelt docu-
ments received by the Chief Executive
bearing on the fight for cheaper gas.
The Washington herald., 1908-02-09
NEW YORK STOCK MARKET.

Quotations furnished by Post FlagE. mem
beIs Of the New York Stock Exchange BENJAMIN
Woodruff. manager. 1881 Z street northwest
Total sales ..............4l 4l3,4O0 shares
The Washington herald., 1908-02-09

The Secretary of War has authorized
the Isthiman Canal Commission to pur-
chase in the open market, one rock crush
er for use on the canal.
The Washington herald., 1908-02-09
THINK FUND IS TOO LOW.
commissioners Object tO Chevy
Chase Getting District Water.

The Commissioners have reported I'M
favorably On the Senate bill authorizing
the town Of Chevy Chase, Nd, to con-
meet its water system with the water
system OF the District Of Columbia be-
cause Of the present low condition OF the
water fund.
The Commissioners believe the near
future Will show a development ef real
estate in the vicinity OF Chevy Chase and
within the District limits that will tax
the present main. which is but six inches
In diameter, 10 such an extent as 20
demand the LAYING Of a larger main.
The Washington herald., 1908-02-09
COMMENT ON MARKET.

George T. Edmunds, Of Miller & Co
The market was heavy to-day. From
the start there was aggressive bear sell
ing, but much of it was liquidation by
tired holders. and in some cases II was
thought TO be sales of stock which have
been carried since the uncomfortable
times of last October.
Brooklyn Rapid Transit was SPECIFICALLY
heavy and several explanations were
given for it, I think tie most plausible
was that the large quantity OF stock taken
over at time when it really could not
have been sold In the open market has
been coming out. The week closes with
the tone Of business distinctly unsettled
The industrial situation is not com
fOrtably clear and the various dema-
gogic attacks ON the stock exchange have,
If they have not directly caused liquida-
ton. al least deferred fresh buying The
money situation may be regarded as
fairly satisfactory
Benjamin Woodruff. Of Flagg & Post
The market to-day was weak. in fact
we have experienced something of a
break There was nothing especially new
To account for this weakness. and il looks
10 me as 81 il were an overdue demon
stration following the Presidents message
The present conditions may continue for a
little while longer, but / believe the
worst of this extreme depressi0n-fs-over
The farmers are rich. and viewing things
broadly. the country is in fairly good
shape. II its merchants and industries
were only left alone and allowed to re-
gain little of the lost confidence. The
trouble is that about every two or three
months We get some special Outburst as
we experienced ten days ago and this
simply opens up old doubts and uncer-
tainties, and counteracts any tendency
which may be developing toward improve
ment.'
G. Bowie Chapman, Of +. r. Hutton &
Co.-"The market was without formidable
banking support. hence prices sagged.
The weakness IN Union Pacific would
look Ike dividend reduction at the
next meeting ten days away There is
some optimistic talk i'm trade circles
Some small orders have appeared in steel
1t is a slight betterment from a condition
that could not be worse. Stocks look as
if they would 90 lower
The Washington herald., 1908-02-09
MINING STOCKS.

Quotations are furnished by Irving h Fauiurton
& Co., members Of the New York Produce Ex-
change L T. Baker, manager Hibbs Building
The Washington herald., 1908-02-09

Nee York Feb -WHEAT-Weaker. small
trade. Ne. 1 Northern Duluth, 70 arrive, Ll6'.
No. ? red, 2 o b., 400: No hard, T. @. b.,
llo's; No I macar1Hi, Lo5- {. o. b.; No. . uaca-
roni 103. Exporters took loads
COBN-Weaker. limited trade No elevator
6si. new No. . T. o. b.. 6Zl4. for February 60
March Ne. white @. b.. g No. . yellow. T.
o. b. tzS- Exporters took loads
RYE-Lfelcss; steady; limited supply. No 2 81.
I. o. b.
The urices for futures follow.
The Washington herald., 1908-02-09

Only ten cents a week, delivered at
your door-the daily issues of The
Washington Herald. Phone Main $500
The Washington herald., 1908-02-09
PRICE CHANGES FOR THE YEAR
GAS BONDS

Following are the bid prices on the most active
stocks and bonds upon the Washington stock Tx
change Yesterday and 0n The corresponding date one
year ago.
GAS pnNnS
The Washington herald., 1908-02-09

the municipal government for the work
to be done. and II Is expected that actual
work Of laying mains and sewer pipes
will begin early In the spring.
VIII MacndamIze streets.
As soon as the streets are restored
after digging for these improvements they
will bee macadamized. and curbs, ;errac-
ing. and tree planting. already begun
under the direction OF ID. j. Howell. The
wel-known civil engineer, VIII be com
pleted BY midsummer the subdivision
should be permanently Improved and
made ready for the erection of houses
and living in comfort
The syndicate backing the enterprise
includes Charles J. Bell. Adds p Browne,
George ". White, Corcoran Them.
Christian Heurich, 5. r. Bond, and r.
II. Goldsborough. The company has APP
prOpIiated $4,000 for the physical i'm
provements Of the subdivision. all Of
which will be expended in putting the
lots. streets. sidewalks. and terraces in
order
Mr. Matteson stated yesterday that he
sold touF lots IN the Highlands during
ttif AitOtltl Bi january AOL titt aEklEHdAt
sum OF s7,S0i.
Among those who viii build houses in
Cathedral Highlands as soon as water
and sewer connections are assured are:
Eivira NJ Bissett. Frank H. Ellis. An
ME f. Bray, Willis r. Lee, Morris II.
Calker Guy F. GlOssbrunner. Mccarthy
Hanger, Agatha .. Oeston. William il.
Roland, Hamlin NJ. Yandervort, and
Thomas Fitzpatrick.
Sales at Northwest Park.
Mr.. Matteson is also manager Of the
subdivision Of Northwest Park. in Mary
land, just beyond Somerset Heights.
Here he recently sold seven lots. aggre-
eating nine acres. for 1850 In this sub
division the houses of Charles H. Becker
and James T. Bean are finished and Oc-
cupied. Three others are under consruc-
ton, and six more are 10 be started as
soon as weather conditions Will permit
in the spring
John +. MauTy and Llewellyn Powell.
formerly clerks in the Census Office, have
resigned their positions and become sales
men In the Office Of Mr. Matteson. These
two young men entered the Census Bu-
reau about eight years ago as messengers.
and worked their way up TO positions
paying 81. 200 Thinking that "A better fu-
ture awaited them in business than in
the government service. they have joined
forces with Mr., Mattes0n. and expect to
make their mark In the real estate field.
T. q. MattesOn, a brother Of William r.
MattesOn, has also recently Joined the Of
fee force. so that Mr. MattesOn is now
in a position to do a bigger business than
since he opened his modest Office in the
Colorado Building, about two years ago.
The Washington herald., 1908-02-09

Quotations furnished by F. T. Hutton & Co..
members New York stock Exchange, q. Bowie Chip
man. manager, 1901 street northwest