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New York Grain ard Produce.

NEW YORK, Dec. .-Flour-Receipts. 13. 447
barrels; exports. 6.625 barrels market quiet and
barely steady. Minnesota bakers, 4.2014 .55: I:
winter extras, s3.65@4.25: winter low grades,
SO. 550415
wheat-Receipts 100000 bushels; spot barely
steady No. red. $1.0Sas al 10A elevator and
SLIP {. o. l.. afoat; No 2 hard winter. S1f6
+. o. b. aiioat. Options Violent fluctuations and
q big trade were the wheat features today Fol-
lowing sensational midday break under flI-
rious hear drive the market fully recovered on a
short scare and closed partly y net lower. A
large cash business was reported on the noon
decline December closed at Sill, May at
S1.12N and July 81 06.
Hops-Quiet.
Hides-tluet
Wooi-Steady
Butter-Firm anG unchanged.
Cheese-Firm and unchanged.
Eggs-Firm and unchanged
Sugaf-Raw steady; fair refining 3.36c cen
trifugal, 90 test. 3.S6c: molasses sugar. 3.1lc.
Refined steady: crushed, 5.50c; powdered, 4.90c;
graduated. 4.S0c.
Coffee-Futures closed steady. net unchanged
TO 10 points higher. Sales were reported of %
$50 bags. including: December. 510c March,
5I54 . 2oc;, May, soc; July, 525c: September,
Rio, exc: No. Santos, re Mild dull Cor
dova, 9AM1212c.
DRIED FRUIT MARKET
Eyaporated Apples-The market is slightly
frmer and prime fruit for January delivery has
sold at 63<c. Fancy is quoted at S1k6i9lkc:
choice. 7lsGSc; prime. 6ssm7c; 1907 crop. 40s
Prunes-Marhet steady. with quotations rang
ing from 43sc to &c for new crop California
40s to Sos, and from 61ac to 7lac for Oregon
Aprieots In light supply. with choice quoted
at 9l@Q9s4c; extra choice. 100i015c; fancy, il
@111ac-
Peacbes-Firm. with choice quoted at 70a71.e.
extra choice y 0sc; fancy. SihMI1c.
Raisins-Are wanted in small lots only with
loose muscafel quoted at 5QGI4c; choice to fancy
ers, 81 .J0MI go
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Flour and Farinaceous Good.

Flour-California family extras, $5.6066.20 net
without discount; bakers extras, S5.6015. IS;
supertne, $440M4.7O; oregon and Washington.
per Dbl, S4.j0G4.75 for family, bakers and pat
ents and S4@4.25 for cut on Kansas patents.
40; do straight 81. 90 Dakota patents, $6.9
do straight, $50; first clear, Sc. 10.
Farinaceous Goods-Prices in packages, net
cash, no discount. are follows: Graham -four.
50 per 100 lbs; rye -four, $40; rye meal So. 20;
rice -four, S6.S0M7; corn meal. $3.05@3.25 ex-
ira cream do SO. 30 73. rs; oat meal $4 3O614 so;
oat groats. S4.30@4. so; hominy, S3. 1908 SO; /;
buckwheat -four. $4.05d4.25; whole wheat -four
$500; rolled oats bbls $6@T.50 in sacks 81. .5O0
csc; rolled wheat. bbls $4.306p4. so, in sacks
$33093.50 pearl barley. $5.2095.4O; split peas,
boxes, $5.056I 5.25 per 100 lbs.
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Rcnnn and seedx

There were no further price changes reported
Yesterday. The market continues quiet and is
expected to remain until after the turn of
the year.
Beans (per ctl)-Bayo. s2.9oa3; pea. s45oa
4.75 small white, S4.35Q4.65; large white
s3e5@3.s5; pink. 81. 2.40G2.60; red SS.75@4:
kidneys. s3.25Q350; cranberry beans, S260Q
2.S5; Garyanzas, 81 50Q2.s5; horse beans. I50
az.
nominal haxseed. S275Gl3, carload lots: canary
4c; alfalfa, 14@16c; rape, cleaned. 2@21ac; tim
othy. nomna1 hemp. 4c; millet, 2%63Lc per
Id; broom corn seed, $24@25 per ton.
Dried Peasr-Green are quoted at So. 5l2 so;
Miles, S30I3. % asked per ctl.
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Calls Page Of Commercial News

at fs3 Is Cd and futures at fe4 Is Cd. The local
market was nonlinally unchanged. Lake Is auolea
at 14.25m1450c eIectrolytic, 14@14-2oc; cast
ing. 13S71z old. .121sc.
Lead was unchanged at f13 5s in London. The
local market weak but unchanged at AZ II
Q9. .271ac.
spelter declined to 200 12s Cd in the London
market, bnt was quiet and unchanged at o.Aom
5.l5c locally.
me English iron market was about Sd higher
with standard foundry quoted at AIS "a and
cleveland warrants at 4Ss T19d: Inc local MAJ
Ret was unchanged No. j foundry northern
s19@17.50: No. . do. SIG. e.75617,25; No. 1 SOUTH
ern and No. do soft SIT 2J6I1715.
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Now York Money Market

NEW YORK Dec 10.--Money on call easy at
2d2ls per cent: ruling rate 2ls per cent; closing
bid per cent. offered at pa per cent.
Time loans firm and money active; so days.
per cent: 80 days, 3@3l4 per cent: six months,
So per cent.
Prime mercantile paper, 3& d415 per cent.
Sterling exchange firm. with actual business
In bankers bills at $4.S460G4 $40 for 90 day
bills and at 81 S6S5 for demand.
Commercial bills. S4.s4Ss G4.S419.
Bar silver. 49Ac.
Mexican dollars, 45c.
Government bonds steady; railroad bonds firm.
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Deciduous and CIfrna I.rnItn

The return OF clear mild weather impaired
some life to the fruit market yesterday. and
while the volume OF trsie not unusually
large Tor week day under normal conditions.
business showed considerable Improvement over
the preceding days of the week Supplies OF
everything on the list weI up to current
needs and prices showed little change from the
previous report. Oranges were reported higher
not affected, sellers fearing that an advance
would curtaii sales. The other citrus fruits
moved OF a little better than before. but pre-
yious prices were allowed to stand. The apple
ers were holding out for firm figures on fancy
stock in four tier boxes. and buyers generally
paid them without demur PersimmOus and
pears cut but little figure in the days trading.
ard what few strawberries arrived from the
south sold at weak rates. being mostly too large
and generally unattractive. Receipts OF grapes
continued light. and while there good mar
ket for verdels in crates there was hardly any
sale for the corniehon and black Ferrera yarie-
ties.
Strawberries . per crate
Cranberries-Cape Cod. $i4G15 per bbl; Coos
bay, s3.50@3.75 per box.
Apples tper boxJ-tancy 4 tier. $i-2J6i LOO
for spitzenberg, $1-10ftI I.15 for Newton pipptns
and 750S5c for bellhOwer; common TO choice.
40MT5c; Christmas apples. S1-J041.75-
Pears-Winter Nellis, 75c4$1. .25 per box; COOK
ing varieties, 50@75c.
Persimmons-5OcG$1 per box.
Grapes-Crates, 9UcGtS1 for verdel and 506i 15c
for the other varieties; small boxes, 4O060c
large do, $1@1.5O
Citrus Fruits (per box)-Savcl oranges. $1.50
as. with some specials higher; tanEerines. S5c
@$1 for small and S1-506t2 for large boxes;
grapefruit, SSQ4 for seedless; lemons, 50
41.50 for standards; lines, S4d5.
Tropical Fruits-Bananas. S1G1.50 per bunch
for Hawaiian and 81. 50Q3 for Central American;
pineapples, S294.
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Cash Grain and rrnviainna

CHICAGO. Dec. 10.-Cash quotations were as
follows Flour, easy; No. spring wheat S1.0T
CLOS; No. 5. S10106: No = red. 1.01as "a
1.03Is; No. corn, 5S% @5ec; No. 2 yellow,
5Sa4 @59c No. white oats, 52lac No. 3 white,
5o'5@521ac; No. . rye, 74l5e; good feeding bar
ley. 6oc; fair to choice mailing, 61G631lc: No.
! northwestern haxseed. S1.45t2; prime timothy
seed, $3.S5; clover, contract grades $40; short
ribs, sides 0oose}. SYST y S.3715; mess pork,
per barrel, $14.50114 621A lard, per 100 pounds,
50 .2212 %; short clear sides boxed, Ss6212
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Butter. Cheese and Eggs

The downward trend in prices OF the best
fresh eggs continued unchecked yesterday, heavy
selling pressure on the part OF 4 few large re-
cesYers sending the market down to Ale 4 dozen
the exchange decline of &c from the pre-
vious quotation Trading under the call
brisk. large receivers OF Pefaiuma and Sonoma
stock being determined to get the market down
in order to dispose of their surplus holdings. and
when they could not effect sales at one price
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Foreign Futures

LONDON. Dec. 10.-The offerings at the wool
auction sales today amounted TO 1870 bales
Home and continental buyers continued to bid
spirltediy for good woods, which firm. The
American demand was not so Keen Fine and
medium crossbreds realized stiff prices but
coarse as well as heavy merinos were often with
drawn
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Now Work. Cottop NarI,et

NEW YORK, Dec lu-Huttons wire SAYS:
The local market opened steady. to ; points
decline Trade was active The bear crowd
were sellers from the start and the market
was under their control all day Considerable
liquidation by the tired holders helped the
decline. The market is puzzle TO the average
trader and operators cannot see any reason for
going short cotton around S12c and believe
ultimately viii much higher prices
Spot closed quiet. 10 points lower Nddling
nPlands 9.l5c; middling gulf, 94oc Sales,
2T 500 bales.
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New York Mcfnr Market

NEW YORK, Dec 10-The London tin market
was firm, with spot quoted at fl32 Is I'd and In
turcs at f134 IS. Locally the market was o,IInt
but higher, in sympathy with the foreign ad,
vance. with spot quoted at 29n29. zoe.
Copper had further advance in the london
market although the closing prices were easv
and little OF from the best, with spot quoted
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Northern BUSINESS

TACOMA, ad .a Dec. 1o.-clearings. ss2s, ,712; bal
SPOKANE. Dec. 1o.-clearings. sess. .4so; bal
ances, S16S, ,443.
ances. S161 343
PORTLAND. Dec. 1o-clearings. $1.oe7. .eas;
balances, $1S.S
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Condition of the Treasury

WASHINGTON. Dec 10-Today's statement
Of the treasury balances in the general fund.
elusive Of the $50 600 900 gold reserve. shows
Available cash balance. S144. Gil. .2T2; gold coin
and bullion S24, 1856, 1872; gold certificates, $5T-
972 OIO
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Dried Fruits, Raisins. Nuts and Honey

cots. TiS6f 1oc. peacbes 4sT4isc FOR standsr,is
5d6c for choice and she for fancy; pears
51sc; pitted plums. 81 49i5c; nectarines. 5G
&C., figs pa q &c; prunes, size basis. 2% G
3lac, with a premium for the larger sizes
Raisins-Clusters- crown. 50. London layers
- crown, $1.10; 3 crown, 81. 20 Seeded %, n
6Ase: seedless. %. G3l@c; ThOmps0n's seedless
31sG4c for unbleacEed; loose muScatels, &c for
4 crown. 4c for crown and 3isc for crown.
Almonds. nOnpareilS. 111aMI2c IXI
0lsa11e: plus ultra. 10c: Drake. aye: Ian
l.uedocs ST Is6l9c: harishells, 7i5c. Walnuts-
121sM13c per 10 for No. 1 s0ftshel and Sfi Toe
for No. = DO; 12c FOR No. 1 hardsheu and SIC
for No. do; chestnGts. SG1Oc per 10 for
Italian; flberts, 12l5 a lie; peeans. bale
Honey-Wster white, comb, nominal none
here: white. 15c; light amber. 12d13c: amber
1917 q lie: dark amber. 9G10c: water white ex
tracted nominal white, Ease: light amber
6l1 @Tc; dark amber and candied. 4ia0555c per
Beeswax-27@2sc per lb for light and 2s@24c
for dark.
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Egg Market I'm Nearby Countie.

SANTA ROSA. Dec. 10-There was another
drop of &c in the local egg market today, much
to the surprise Of the producers. The conditions
remain about the same as for several weeks past
and the decline in prices is considered remark
able by the producers. although the dealers
claim it IS only natural at this season. The local
dealers today quoted 59c per dozen for choice and
SIC for seconds.
PETALUMA. Dec. 10-Thirty nine cents
the price paid for eggs today. Forty cents was
paid by the Petaluma egg exchange
SANTA CRUZ Dec. 1o.-The egg market re
mains firm, with quotations 40c. and the SUD
ply is stronger. Merchants sell at 45c. ship
ments continue light
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Articles
Butter. cheese and Egg.

CHICAGO, Dec. 10.-On the produce exchange
today the butter market was steady. Creameries.
22n30c; daires, 2119G2Jc. Eggs. steady: at
mark. included. 2SG31c: frsts, 52c; prime
frsts, 33c. Cheese, firm 146115c
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Meat Market

No further changes N prices are reported
DRESSED MEATS
Beef iSn7c per 10 Tor steers. 5n6hc FOR
cows and heifers
Veal 769c for large and Sls09ise for small.
aIutton-Wethers. 1laGS15e; ewes 61s a 7ise
per H.
Lamb-eai0c per lb.
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LOCATION

San Francisco warehouses and mills.
including grain and -four afioat in
harbors and in transit .....
Sonoma, Solano, Yolo. Colusa and
Glen counties ......
Sacramento, Iuba, Sutter, Butte,
Placer and Tehama counties 49,.
Contra Costa and Alameda counties
San Joaquin. Stanislaus. Merced.
Fresno. MADEIRA, Tulare. Kings and
Kern counties
Santa Clara, San Benito, Santa Cruz,
Monterey and San Luis Obispo
counties
Santa Barbara. Ventura. Los An
geles, Orange. San BernsrdinO. Riv-
erside and San Diego counties. =.
Total .................
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ST. Loui. wool Narket

ST LOUIS, Dee. 1o.-Market firm; medium
grades. comhing and clothing. 1s@23c; light fine.
10 10 Ml9c; heavy fine, 1015 Gl5c; tub washed,
22@so1ac.
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Provisions

Cured Meats-Bacon. s to 10 lbs 171sc; 10 to
IL lbs. 161zc; light medium, lac; medium 14Isc:
lbs I91ac; TO 10 lbs, l9c; 10 TO Il lbs
lsc: fancy sugar cured 22c per ID: English
cured bacon. 8 to s lbs Ice; 10 10 lbs 1Sc.
10 TO IL lbs lie: eastern sugar cured hams.
1910 for medium and 1615c for light; extra fine
brands. lie; California hams, 15c; mess beef.
$l1 80 per bbl; family. S12-50; extra family SIG:
extra prime pork, $20.5O; clear. SD; mess. $27s
pig pork S25; pigs feet. SO for half bbls 81 50
for z5 10 kegs and $1.3O Tor kits; smoked beet.
49, GH20c per ID.
Lerd-Tierces quoted at Sc for California com
poupd and I21le for California pure; eastern
pure. 121ac for tierces; half bbls pure l3c: 80
ib tins 1za4e 10 Ib tins, 13l4c; ID tins. 1880:
lb tins, 1312c.
Cottolene-one half Dbl. 9ze; half bbls,
9hc.
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LOCAL MARKETS


Silver and Hongkong exchange were slightly
higher yesterday. New York on Paris was lower.
The Bank of England rate of discount remained
unchanged, with easy money market in Lon
don reported
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MISCELLANEOUS MARKETS
NavaI stores--rurncnflne ana Rnsin

y :. tUs - uIpcs1ttIEt stHu EtDSth
- SAVANNAH, Dec. 10.-Turpentine at
Itosin-Firm. Sales, 3,45s; receipts 2412;
shipments, 6,075; stock 151, ,223. Quotations
A, 3 and d. So and f, 1925; G. S3.O71b:
H, $3.45; I, S4.15; X. 10; NJ. $3.50; n, SO Is:
VIC, Sc. 40; WV So so
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Hidcs. TaiIovv. wool and Hons

Hides-Culls and brands sell about 1s0lc uu-
der quotations. Heavy salted steers, I5e: me-
dium l2c; light, 10c; cowhides 10Ihc for
heavy Ice for light; stays, &C; salted kip. I21Ic:
sailed veal 15c; salted calf, 151ac: dry hides
1sc: dry kip lie; dry calf. 221sc; dry stags'
12c; dry veal. zoe; Mexican dry hides, 1G1Sc:
Mexican dry salted do. 13c; Mexican picked
15c: sheepskins. shearlings, 20@30c each; short
WOOL 35u50c each; medium. 5561SOc each: long
wool S5cG$1.25; lambs, 15@50c; horse hides
salt 81. .50@2.75 for large and $1.75Gl2 for me-
dunn 75c@S1. % for small and 25@50c for colts:
horse hides dry. $212-25 for large and 81 25N72
for medium. 50c0$i for small and 2J05Oc for
colts: deerskins. dry Mexican. 2S030c; dry
salted do. 24026c: picked do. 20c. dry Central
American 26G30c: goat skins. prime angora.
75c6S1; medium. 100000. large hair goats 35c.
medium 20c; small. 59s 15c-
Tallow-No. rendered. 494Sfc; No. 9, 3a4c:
grease. 24216c.
Wool-spring clip (free) Humboldt. years sta
Dle isiS7 14f.- san -tCacu'n. ~ ff9Rc: southern
coast, Ga 0stzc; Nevada. 9914c per 10. Fall
clip. northern mountain (freel. 71s@Ss sse; de-
fective. 5@6c. 0regon-Valley, 141a@17c per
pound
Hops-Prices to growers are from &c to &c per
pound.
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OREGON
PORTLAND Dec 10. Wheat. track prices
Club, zoe: buestem, 96c; turkey red. 93c; red
Russian, SSc; valley 92e.
WASHINGTON
TACOMA Dec. -wheat--Milling Buestem.
VI. Export: Bluestem, 94e; club. 9oc; red sSc
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Portland Bntter Market
Northern Nheat alnrIset

PORTLAND. Dec 10.-Butter- Extras s6a
dlc; fancy. 35M34c: choice soc; store. 1sM2Oc.
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London Closing Stocks

DIT NIIFFI--SIVsI'g, --7lu PET VUIlVt'
Money per cent.
The rate CT discount in the open market for
short bills is 2ss ref cent and for three months
hills 2H @2ss per cent.
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Stocks Of Grain

the following detailed
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- go stock I.i.t

New York stock List
F. F. Hutton a Co. z90 CaIifOrns street,
members u the New York stock exchange, fur
nish the following list Of bond and stock safes
yesterday
= -,---7--1-- --77-s7 7T1-- / pid 1 AL
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Sales. STOCKS IHigh. Low Bid Ask.
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Receipts of Prodnee
FOR THURSDAY. DECE1TBER 10
WESTERN STATES

Flour. Or SKIS ........................... Loss
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Bbls- Ctls- Ctls- Ctls. sacks. cts
Z Is.447 u. 500 2s7 $50 43.4OO 244.225
1s.7sl s4s.74o 7ss $50 2o.74o 4a2 2OeO
e.7ss 1ss.oSO 17s 500 IO.74o 400 80
T22 1479oO 6SS $40 IS. $50 .-...-.- go
2s7Is s74.oSO rs 72o 14o.Tso 1850 e.4so
s.5s5 11s,sOo To5 $40 IS. 500 42I2o 20
solss 2s7.sOo 500 2sO 25.1C 5s2. ess 1.9co
I07.Is7 I,52S.s00 3.s2s 600 274.94o s6s.65o 1l5to
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The following list IS furnished by E. T. Hut
riSco Cal
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1908-04-16
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The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1908-04-16
Three Million May re Spent

TwO AID %. half million dOliArs
viii be the smO0r: ~ money appro-
prlaDd ~ the Grll legislature ~ Okla
I,gma II the preseDt plan u the Iegis-
lauyr leaders wins we will limit
the amount ~ tksi sum" said George
Wbltshnrst, chairman ~ the bOuss
committee on appropriations, last
night, "aBd pJ,sibly bring IL under that
amount ~ 49, we're ~ make appIo-
priaiion. fOr all that d. asked the
amount would reach nearly four mil
lion dpIiar"
Tie important appropriations that
haze been made u date are ~ 90 for
the supreme court; IlOs0lD for the
department ~ agriculture tll2DJ
fOr the asylum ~ Port supply DDDDD
for tiis stat" di.pensayy; two appro-
prlations of 800 800 cash for the leRi.-
laturc The general appropriation bill
which hss Just been finally passed by
the house and which the senate will
phss either to-day, or the first Df next
week carries approximately N0JDc
The legislature will require about
another tlDO,ODC To pay its salaries of
senators aud representatives. The
public Institution hail will take up the
remainder ~ the million ard o1e-half
with probably some small special ap-
proprialiOns. The state university IL
asking about i275DyC; the A. Il 81
collepc ~ saltwater wants tZJODDJ
the three state pOrmaIs at Weather
ford hiya and Edmond hre asking for
ab0gt s75 m each Then there will
be- from nine a. twelve other insUtu-
tiDBs ~ b. provided for entirely three
normal sf,hOols iDf the east eide at
about iipDGpD each, deaf and dumb
schDol aiii require probably tbJDC, a
scbDDI for tie blind a. least that
ninel 80 industrial school for girls AZ
amount yariOusly estimated at from
sifD1O ~ tz'JD % an insane asylum
for the rast side probably tl25,DDJ an
orphan home f71,0o;a pcnitcntlary, F.
frpm tlDoi'D 10 half million dollars
and reform school, probably tlgO,OOO. |
From which u viii b. seen that the /
legislature will have 10 hold estimates /
down rather low 10 get Ia under the
limit of 2 ~ million.
~ the first of the present legislative |
session IL vas estimated that not over
! ~ million would be appropriated
that estimate climbed To- t1o million,
aud has now reached the above cati
mate II Is very possible that the end
"f the session will find the aEprorria.
iionr hard to cover with three mil
lion, despite the intention 10 hold itI
under ? IL million.
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1908-04-16
Elmnood loifinz,

4 hns rain Priaay night ard Sa,gr-
day
Tbess Das mistake made IN the
paper lAst week when il Nas aDHDBDc-
- that Nr kodRer's babe uAs buried
IN the beayer cemetery. II ma
burisd IN the Barrier cemetery south
east ~ KlmNOod
Asa Kiie ard family moved int0t
their new houss lD,i saturday
Dude Barrier mos cd On his claim lai
week
Nrs Barrier purchased nice new
surrey last week
Mrs. John yaDdeyener spent part oi
iast week visiting At her fathers near
IIibts poet Office.
Mr ard Mrs VIII voIgamore visit
ed Mr.. yolgamore'. brother near Bal
w last week
LEV Pratt visited the county seat
saturday
There will BE- preaching at the Gar
rett school house the 3th Sunday,
April ~, at II O'Clock
The sale at Geo RObinson's last
Tuesday vas we'll attended Mr. Rob
in.on and family crpect 10 leave soon
for New Mexico.
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1908-04-16
Live Stock Paper
Moved TO Enid.

The Live Stock Inspector, which has
been for the past fourteen years the
official organ Of the Oklahoma Live
stock Association, has changed It.
place Of publication from Woodward
to Enid aud will be issued by W, l.
Du'mmond, commencing with the
April 18th number, Mr., Bolton re-
tains M interest In tho publication,
but the active business and editorial
management viii be In charge OF Mr..
Drumnlond Enid Eagle.
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1908-04-16
BsBo

-EeJs Jo+Esg- retained from Kay
sos1iy TIE D. He reporis croys sns
ard Jllsilsss sD1rl.slng n that part o,
OE alma
HDrnsF seisls vert u LIBERAL TIE u
after a tiII u fruit tree, for HI. ,sihsr,
! : settle
4 z NdEiE IA, been making sgb-
sisniisl Improvements on a., farm -
s@t.jng Dut a loeBs; grDys
Mia Jennie Rounds h.s beer. t--,z,i.
'ging her hume ~ .eiiing Ogt frsi,
irses ard ssbr8D5ey
y ? Lar has been .etiing o1t fruit
ard fDrssi tree. ibis week.
Pcei Candy. wife is re,y siek.
she "a, been IN par health for long
time
4 Z NdEis went =, Pleasant ysI-
isy The 10.
w VI Molinsry went to Liberal tie
..
The farmer are well uy With their
work and wishing for rain
4 &. HifkiF and family visited
Charlsy Coat and family last sztur-
day.
Pail wheat il looking fine bot il be
ginning 70 need rain,
Miss Maria Neerileer b az been
farming her valuable quarter section
u land this week
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1908-04-16
Newspaper Changes Hands.

n oslsayass Cliy TI,as,, O=sr x
Ee.es sef's Hes Dapef s.lea - tos
,seeessy' ~ TIE Tlfass-yoarnsl began
grisiztes sacs' = hss name ~ AyriI
jas zsc ...1gs Dlzrss1 iray-ygsmsss IN
iis quantity srd quality u if' ssBs
Dncsf Nr Een11aets manzgstosn,
sfs1 s1lDDuaiy il vii alB " - =
sifDrg republican Dfgsn IoysI ., tss
.sesi inter sis - ne entire ysrty. srl
iDrnjnatA1 ~ ~ 'sg1 or izeiiya Is
aess. ~ obtain a ,,zisDjds circulation
zfd Influence Tbe .8bserlptiDn rate is
" ~ psf yfzr, of tlDD fof ihree
nDDshs
ne Pfday issue viii bs = eDtnbinz-
tim dzily ard NessIY, afd Nili ~ .sGt
~ t,,th daily ard weekly .st,efii,ar.
he S8n1aT morning iss0s hzs been
di.cDnuayed The ,gD.cryi.on yr.cs
u TIE nesliy - ~ eents psr year.
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1908-04-16
Official Directory
L. 8. Land Office. WOODWARD

q. 8. Land Office, WOODWARD
y -gg.f kaes.gsr
Dsf 2 NDrEaE, ksEf.s'
District Court Officers.
81. y So LlSftSysrsgs |y>9'
B>r 1ast E-5,1, r = l's.vbs7
geEs = &t,g,4tg r ? 8s1.s.
VI = lt..n. Darra,i Cssf3