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Los Angeles herald., 1908-05-10
PRESIDENE OF GUATEMALA
STRIKES OFF TWO HEADS
By Associated Press.

BY Associated 1resS.
CITY OF MEXICO, May 9.-News
has just reached this city of the execu-
ton at Antigua of Colonel Soionso,
commandant of the Guatemalan mill
tary academy, and Vicente Sesana, one
of the wealthiest and most prominent
men in Guatemala. The execution took
place under orders from Estrada Ca
brera, president of Guatemala.
The men had been confined in prison
at Antigua since the recent attempt on
the life of President Cabrera.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-05-10
LEGAL NOTICES

Nottce Of the Annual Meeting of the Stock
holders Of the simmons Engineering
Company
Inc ~ the stockholders OF the Simmons Engl-
neerinx company. corporation. will be held at
the office OF the company. room No. 222. H. w.
Tlellrnan building. corner Fourth and Spring
., Gets Los Angeles, California on the 18th
day Of May, 1908 at 10 o'clock a. m. Tor ihs
purpose of electing directors. and for the rane-
action OF such other business as usually comes
before the annual meeting.
DANA BURKS, Vice President
NJ L. MACK, Secretary pro tenn.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-05-10
SUGAR and Coffee

By AssOCIated Press.
NEW YORK, May 9.-Sugar-Raw steady;
fair refining, $780, centrifugal, SO test. 1850;
molasses sugar, 3.61c.
Refined steady; crushed. 6.20c; powdered
560c: granulated $500.
Coffee steady; No. Rio, exc; No. Santos,
Ia
Los Angeles herald., 1908-05-10
Butter. Eaas and Cheese

By Associated Press.
SAN FRANCISCO, May 9.-Fancy creamery
butter, 24c; seconds 231ac; fancy dairy. &c
New cheese, 12012]hc; Young America, 1870
1870. Ranch eggs, 20hc; store 19lRc.
CHICAGO, Ma" ON the produce exchange
today the N1,te rket was weak; creamer-
les, $50. .-i 2SQD23c Eggs firm at
mark, c, d. 14@14Mc; frsts, 15c
prime frs heese easy. 10hQ1c.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-05-10
San Francisco Shipping

By Associated Press.
SAN FRANCISCO, May s.--Arrived:
Steamer Coos Bay, San Pedro; steamer
George w Elder. San Pedro steamer Coast
er, San Pedro.
Sailed: Steamer Homer, San Pedro;
steamer Daisy Mitchell, San Pedro.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-05-10
M arket RANGES

wheat-May s1.O5ss, July. e21sas2Ac; Sept
s7ssQS7Ac.
Corn-May. 72%@79Ac; July. s4Ac; Sept s2ss.
Oats-May. old, 55%c; new, 64a4c July. old.
47$Q471sc; new, 1850; Sept. 37Ac.
Cash quotations follows:
Flour, steady; winter patents. "a 2014. 80; do
straights, $390q4.40; spring patents. $500
5.25 straights, $4Q4 IS; bakers. ss.1OQ4.1o: No.
8 spring wheat. 9scqs1.09: No. Q red, si.04A9
1.05k; No. corn, 72%c; No. yellow, 72%c;
to choice mailing barley. 67@75c; No. north
western faxseed, s1.23; prime timothy seed.
s425; shotr ribs, sides. loose, $6.S7sQ7.25; mess
SIS As; short clear Sides boxed. s7.S71k97. 62ls
i... .afki hx..izaa
Los Angeles herald., 1908-05-10
Retail Prices

Following prices for leading articles OF
consumption prevail at the Los Angeles
stores:
Butter, 2-lb. roll fancy ............... so
Butter 2-lb roll. Santa Ana. .......... .65
Cooking butter, 2-lb. roll. ............. 90
Eggs, fresh ranch. per dozen. ........ 20
Los Angeles herald., 1908-05-10

LIVERPOOL May s.-Wheat-May. rs 7%d;
July, rs 9lsd: September. rs 4ssd.
SAN FRANCISCO, May 9.-Wheat firm; no
trading; cash, s1.62lsG165.
Barley firm; December. s1.s391. ssk; cash.
$1.1AQ145.
Corn firm; large yellow, s1.65@L7o.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-05-10
PRICES OF METALS
IN NEW YORK MARKET

o NEW YORK, May, 9.--Copper, lake Z
. s12'5o@i2.75, electroIytic $12.s719@ /.
3 i2.621s, casting $12.1259 @I2.S71z, .
. Lead, $4.2O@4.25. Z
8 Tin, $4,000 @3O.4O.
q silver. 625zc. e
Los Angeles herald., 1908-05-10
Morning Sales

mOTfiIIi9 odicS
Johnnie--1S, 900 at 4Xc.
Skidoo Blue Jay-1500 at 12lzc
Black Rock-6000 at &c.
Adams-5000 at &c.
Consolidated-150 at $3.50.
Blue Bell-100 Cat &c; 5000 at TIC.
Rescue Cons. 1000 at S1ac.
Fraction-1000 at CSC.
Nevada Homestake-1000 at SIC.
Original Bullfrog-4O00 at 21ac.
Bullfrog Mining-5000 at 514G
Lige Harrls-27, 500 at SIM.
Parallel-100 at 1%c.
Diamondfield-2o0 at 19c.
Associated Oil-10 at $29.
Sales for the Week
Los Angeles herald., 1908-05-10
Wool Prices
BY Associated

BY Associated Press.
ST. LOUIS, May 9.-Wool steady; medium
grades combing and clothing 16Q16lsc; light
fine. 13Q1ic; heavy fine. 9Q10c; tub washed.
1S@24c.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-05-10
Everybody Took a Whack

Critic-Now that your play is to be actu-
ally produced, you can surely give me
some idea as to the pot and general
action.
Playwright--It's still too indefinite You
see. the call boy and the man on the
stage door haven't told me yet what they
want done to it.-Puck.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-05-10
Los ANGELES HERALD: SUNDAY MORNING, MAY TO- 1908
MINING QUOTATIONS
California

Yesterdays quotations of tho Los Angeles
Nevada mining stock exchange were as fol-
lcan.s.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-05-10
District No. 8

Mabel Schahow, 1914 Downey ..............- d4ol
Margaret Roman. SOB S. Hancock .......... 3725
49, caoree woods 2fO2 Darwin ............ 3410
Marian Gillespie, 124 N. Rio .............,.. BIS
Jennie smith. 2795 Temple .............-.. 1922
1919 Rsrham 31e Stockton .............. 1901
Anna Murdoch, 116 w. Avenue 43............ 1898
Mae Beatty. 121 n. Hin .:...'.'..'.''''''' l3Si
Al,ua I.eablorn 2225 street .,.............. 946
Tii-aheth Irving, 314 Fort Moore 726
Mrs. Edward Spring 5l2 Dayton ......'''''. $50
Harriet Cross, San Pablo st .....'''..''.''' 6l0
f1sian Hawley 3165 Minnesota .............. 6l0
Malta Cuip, Ar N. Avenue 22..,........... 40
Elsie Davidge. 1866 Henry '''''''.''''''' 2 2e9
Eoitn .ndra1y 712 waterloo ................ 1856
@rsgeta Canholt, 922 Sunset ................. 100
.sefei carmack 2747 Blanchard ............ 100
1fat,ide Ehring, Ivanhoe station $50
District No. q
. tf N4ndele Dolgeville ................. 765
: -. l-,srr nster. Alhambra ................ l4l5
ierhA Cunningham, Pasaoeha '''''''''''' Ia I4s.
arabia ia son. fasAueha '''''''''''''''' A'Ss
Los Angeles herald., 1908-05-10

LIT, Tq PET N n n00 ibsl 81 eO: whsat
dOo-lb sacks) Mo- /. s1.95; 400 lbs.),
ST sO cracked corn 600 lbs.l, s1,95; feed
meal 900 lbs), $500; rolled barley 600
its) s170; oil cake meal 200 lbs.) $3.50;
shorts Qoo lbs). $780, bran. heavy 600 lbs.).
II
Los Angeles herald., 1908-05-10
EGGS AND POULTRY
DECLINE ON EXCHANGE
HIGH WINDS AFFECT VEGETABLE
MARKET
String Beans Again Decllne--Lettuce
In Miserable conditlon-Peas
Are Scarce-Berry Re-
celpts Limited

Eggs declined NC on the produce exchange
yesterday. The quotation on California
ranch is the same as during the early part of
the week-19@20c. The effort of the egg COM
mittee to establish a better quotation met
with failure.
Poultry dropped lie all around. Hens, broil-
ers, fryers, old ROSTERS and ducks are now
supplying the market, turkeys and other fowl
being off. Hens are plentiful, but young
stock is in limited receipt. A fiat rate of l5c
was set on northern cheese.
String beans were in large receipt and
dropped to 4Q5c. High winds affected yegeta-
bles Peas were scarce. Lettuce was in
miserable condition upon reaching market, II
being necessary for the trade to reject much
of it.
Berry receipts were light. as a result of
high winds. There were a few raspberries and
blackberries on hand. Strawberries were
limited.
Fish were scarce. There were enough to
meet light local demand with none to ship.
Trading on the produce exchange was fair.
Onions and potatoes were active. Features OF
the call were the sale of fifty-three pieces of
hand cheese and twenty cases of local case
count eggs.
The daily Alaskan., 1908-10-30
Rockefeller out for Taft
UP
 WITH STURGILL

All differences between the Home Power people and Mr.Smgin growing out of the break of the dam at lake Dewey have been settled. It will be remembered that claims were entered against the company for certain sluicc boxes said to have been washed away, injury to a bulkhcad and loss through the interruption of business caused by the rush of water The Home Power company sent men to replace the sluice boxes with new lumber and make repairs of all dam age. Yesterday NIr. Phil Abrahams effected a settlement with Judge Held. representing Mir SturgnI and secured release from all claims. So that is settled.
The daily Alaskan., 1908-10-30
DELEGATE ID
 GRAND CAMP

Mir. H. H. Draper will take the Princess May for the south and be absent for several weeks. He goes as delegate from Skagway camp of the Arctic Brotherhood to the grand camp. which conyenes at Victoria on the 4th. Judge Gunnison was to have gone as delegate but finds that it will be impossible for him to make the run and get back in time for the session of court to be con. veued here the 18th. Doctor Keller was also to have gone but finds he cannot get away from en- agreements that keep him at Haines. Wm. Leslie is tied up with his con. tract for the bridge at Wells and neither Messrs. Bowman or Graves, all of whom fully intended, when they were elected, to make the trip will be able to get away So that Air. Draper and Matthew Bridge, who is already below, will be left to rep resent Skagway camp. Mir. Draper carries the proxies of Judge Gmni- son and the others. He is delegated to make a fight against the proposi- tion of nsumting a camp of the or der south of 54.
The daily Alaskan., 1908-10-30

Judge Gunnison today rendered judgment in the matter of the appli. cation of Haines for incorporation, deciding against the petition. Judge Gunnlson in speaking of the matter today said: Tt is with real regret that I find myself compelled to re. fuse this application since I feel that by every right consideration these people are justified in their claim to the right of local self.government. But they have not the requisite nun. Der of citizens, which is 300. They count but PIG white residents, includ. ing some soldiers of the fort that make their homes in the town. For the purpose of the petition they have counted a number of Indians: I have examined the law very care
The daily Alaskan., 1908-10-30
CYCLONE HITS
 THE BOER
tBy United Presu.)

SAN FRANCISCO, Oct. 3O.-Cy- clone Thompson practically knocked out the Boer Unholz in the seventh of what was to have been a twenty round contest. The bout was terrific while it lasted. The Cyclone justi- fled his name. His rushes were over powering. His knockout blow was a right hook to the jaw, It was not a clean knockout but so nearly so that the police interferred.
 The decision was promptly given the Cyclone. There was a large at- tendance
The daily Alaskan., 1908-10-30
CR0SSLEY Is
 SERIOUSLY ILL

Dist2ict Attorney James Crossley is reported to be seriously i'll in the Valdez hospital to which he was car ried on a stretcher, upon the arrival of the Pennsylvania on which he was a passenger to Valdez. MT. Crossley was taken i'll on the steam ship, and is suffering from stomach trouble. Former United States Mar shal G. c. Perry's trip to Valdez was for the purpose of settling up the af- fairs of the Valdez office, although it was stated that he had received no official notice of his dismissal.
The daily Alaskan., 1908-10-30
COULDN'T MAKE
 ANOTHER TRIP

Word comes from Caribou that the steamer Cleaner which started out from Caribou on the 2Sth for Atlin on her last trip met ice about ten miles out of a thickness of four inches and found 1t impossible to buck it although it struggled on for several miles. It returned and went into winter quarters at point three miles below Caribou-where it win tered last season. The report says that the freeze up looks to be perma- nent for the season.
The daily Alaskan., 1908-10-30

Judge Royal A. Gunnison. District Attorney A. E. Boyce. Deputy Court Clerk Fox, and Court Stenorapher Lull take the steamer City of Seattle tomorrow for Juneau. They will re- turn here about the 18th or 18th to open court on the 10th, when the in- junction cases will be heard. Mrs. Gunnison and Mrs. Lull will re- main here at the Pullen house.
The daily Alaskan., 1908-10-30
COMMISSIONER
 FOR HAYNES

MT. z. R. Cheney was talking to Judge Gunnison today about the need of the town of Haines for a commis- sioner in view of the fact that incor- poration is denied. Judge Gunnison agreed with the attorney and offered the appointment to him-Cheney. Mir. Cheney has taken the proposi' ton under advisement.
The daily Alaskan., 1908-10-30

Judge Lc Fcyrc has returned from a visit Co Haues where he went to hear a civil suit He had his own troubles in getting there and coming back. He had planned to get back Tuesday but che Hagg was storm bound and did not make the ar- tempt The boat wrestlad with the storm that was blowing on the canal Wednesday. The engines went out of commission for some time and the boat was blown about for a con siderable time with an on board suf- fering from sea sickness.
The daily Alaskan., 1908-10-30
HUSTLER NUT
 HEARD FROM

Nothing has been heard from the Rustler which was due to arrive here from Juneau Wednesday evening. Mr. Boughton, ageut for the Juneau Steamship company. says he has not been informed as to her move mcnts. He supDoses she met weather which she considered too rough to warrant her in coming through and that she returned.
The daily Alaskan., 1908-10-30
Says Tatt's Election Means Business Stability and Prosperity Bryan, in Reply, Says Rockefeller Means Stability for the
 Trusts. The Great Con- test is at an Acute Stage
United Press Telegraph.cabIo serVloel

New York Oct. 3O-John D. Rockefeller has come out boldly in an that he avors the election of Taft He says that the election of Taft means business stability and prosperity He says the campaign has been one of personalities which should not be allowed to infu ence so important matter as the choice of president matter upon which so much depends.
 Napoleon Oct, 3O-Nr Bryan, interviewed here as to the announcement of Rockefeller says that Rockefeller means stability of trusts. When Rockefeller says Taft election means business stability he really means stability of trusts He says that the trusts supporting Taft and he challenges Mr. Roosevelt to show where of them is supporting him. Bryan.
The daily Alaskan., 1908-10-30
GnMPERS MAKES FINAL APPEAL

Washington Oct. 8O-President Gompers of the Amer can Federation of Labor is out with final appeal to aborng men to vote for Bryan He says Taft enemy of labor and that Roosevelt is inconsistent
 Oneida, N. Y Oct 8O-NIr. Taft passed through here today stopping to make address, He will be at Buffalo tonight where monster demonstration has been planned
The daily Alaskan., 1908-10-30
HAYNES MAY NOT INCORPORATE

fully and have no doubt that this will not do-that these Indians are not only not citizens but that congress did not contemplate the counting of natives in such a matter they are not technically inhabitants. am sorry, as I say, to have to so decide against the petition since feel that there are many reasons why the town should be incorporated. It is a grow. ing place and will no doubt be a town of considerable importance. If it continues to grow as it has in the past six months another six months will see it sufficiently well populated to entitle it to incorpora- tion under the law" When the re. quisite 300 are resident there, he says, he will be glad to grant incor. poration.
The daily Alaskan., 1908-10-30
TAFT AND BRYAN IN SAME TOWN

Syracuse, N r., Oct 3o-Both Iaft and Bryan held meetings here last night both of which meetings were largely attended
 Cleveland. Ohio Oct. 3o-Bryau will be here to- night He is making flying trip through the northern part of the state He is very sanguine of winning from Taft.
The daily Alaskan., 1908-10-30

There will be a meeting of the Chamber of Commerce this evening at the City hall-don't forget that.
The daily Alaskan., 1908-10-30
PARKER AND BaY3N ON SAME PLATFORM

audience here last night Judge Alton Parker was on the sam. platform with Byanaad made address strong " advocating his election Mr. Bryan now hurrying across the state of Ohio.
The daily Alaskan., 1908-10-30
THE BOATS

The City of Seattle and the Princess May are due to arrive and depart 10 morrow; the Jefferson on Sunday.
The daily Alaskan., 1908-10-30

Kenyon Rubbcrized Coats and Cravcnettes at Lynch & Kennedy. St
The daily Alaskan., 1908-10-30

Ladies' end Ch!Idrens La Vogue Coats at Lynch X Kennedy. St
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jl perllercn. Gie llttcrrtd)ts gcbiils
rem. inclllitoc Motcriol, limo fiir oic
3clt pom /. 6ebrltor bis 5llm 16.
Ntoi AM $3.50, olio icbt 6iQig icIt.
9eieBt IS Itcbt 81 crlportcn, oa6
Oieic &~lniien iebr Itorf freQucntirt
lpcroen. Inrncloungcu rpcroen Gam,
tags pou 8 bis / llhr pom 9lftuor
SbomuS =. GperiIt inn MorplunO
SnItitllt 0ta Miorfet Ylocc.@ ebGuOcS
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bc5luCdt luclter nid)t9 ais cine llnter.
iodln0 Der St00te ourd, 0oa 2uno.
Sic itbcrmiegenbe Webrbcit in Den
Stooten lit gegen Erobibitiou. %n
6olge 0CIIen mill man 0lrtb oo9 90
tim 0ca flodcn 2olloc@ Die StGOte
ilbcrluln0cr. @aS 0iC Icn1pcrcn3lcr
in ibrcm folotild)cu Gifcr perqcIien.
1T Dob tic nid)t bios sic Mirtbe, ion.
ocrn aud Den gon5cn Staat mo 0u-
nit lid lclblt idpCr id0oi0cn. Die
ScobohtlnG lit genlodt morocn, 0oB
Nrbcitcr mGaliflt Die probibitioniiti
Idcll Stontcn mciGcn. En 6oI9c pei
len bat aud Die Grobibition MIR
Gingong III Stootcn lonomirtbi6ortz
lldcn G~boroftcrS %gCIln0cn. Sobulo
EN- Sn0ultrieltaat mic Gbin Der Yroa
blbttlon nnbctmlfout, 10 lit Ca mehr
ais Iro9lldL oh Sbio lid 0oge0en
miro bcbouptcn fonnen. IS lit nlebr
ais luobrideinlid oob Die Arbeitrr.
Ipc}icl Die ~NuSlGnocr, Stootcn be.
por5l9cn mcr6en, 100 fpinc Ero6ibi-
ttoll bcitebt u1o cS broudt mobl nid)t
crit bcpielen 81 mcrOcn, oob cine
GrtmifcIlrnG Der Snouitric obnc g(r-
better ihlcdtcroinga mmoglid lit.
81 loId)cr WCiic bobcn sic @iirQcr
Elm &cft, III icbcn Neiiirwortcr Der
Frobibitiou cil1en Seine 81 crblifell.
(Ginc. G%olfSblatt.)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-01-28
Warn Wtcpcr.

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sSiitpc rOu gSnl. Wtcner, I'M g!tcr bon ~
Subret. Die Neeroieung iinoet 5tcnitaa, oen
2s. TuruGr. , llbr 9tahmitiagS, bon Der gSoh
uunp tbrce S6ipieaerjobnes, sluguit Corr,
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