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New-York tribune., 1908-08-19
RECEIVERS IN FIGHT.
Make Counter Charges against
Each Other an Court.

There was q clash yesterday among the receivers
for the Metropolitan. the Third Avenue and the
New York City Railway companies, in the United
States Circuit Court when Judge Lacombe was
hearing motions. which showed that the receivers
had got into a tangle involving several million
dollars IN some fifteen hundred disputes In
the course of the proceedings charges were made
against Frederick W Whitridge. receiver OF the
Third Avenue. and William w. Ladd. receiver for
the New York City Railway
The principal bone of contention over the
distribution Of the traction property under the sep
arate receiverships. and the trouble came to light
on motion made by Matthew c. Fleming, counsel
for Nr. Ladd. asking that the receiver for the
Third Avenue road reimburse the New York City
receiver for coal and other supplies aggregaIinS
Elen- II. J. Bickford, counsel for the Third Ave
nue. replied 10 this, saying that Mr.. Isdd demand
Cd e1orbant prices for the articles IN the list and
That the Third Avenue company had counter claims
against the receiver of the New York City Rail
way and Adrian II. Joline and Douglas Robinson
the receivers for the Metropolitan Railroad.
amounting 10 so12ooo, for repairs. cars supplies
and other things and unpaid franchise taxes Of
s%90ea, besides other claims for the use Of the
Third Avenue tracks from September. 1907, TO Janu-
cary. 1905
Mr. Bickford asked that all these claims be re-
terred 10 special master for consideration This
vas seconded by John NJ Bowers appearing for
ne Central Trust Company, the trustee of the
ekseasJ OF bonds OF the Third Avenue company,
St be suggested that the claims be gone over by
'aoge Lseombe instead OF by a special master
arthur H MaSten. counsel for MeSsrs- Joline and
s'eonson. objected TO Mr. Ladds claims for S51. 600
Seng Incorporated in the counter claims OF Mr..
"ttT7dge amounting TO over s2,262, 000 saying that
Il would result in unnecessary delay Judge La
sonae reserved decision in this case, did also
y tns motion OF the protective committee, Of the
. sT cent certificates of Indebtedness of the Dry
DOCK. East broadway & Battery Railroad Com
peny for leave intervene and file a cross bin in
n suit for foreclosure brought by the Central
rust Company against the Third Avenue company,
soT going on
New-York tribune., 1908-08-19
MUST REPLY IN 10 DAYS.
Commerce Commission Refuses Ea-
tension to Railroads.

Washington. Aug. 1s-The Interstate Commerce
granted the railroad companies in the Southeastern
and Southwestern territories to answer the corr
plants lodged with the commission protesting
against the action of those roads in advancing
rates recently on certain commodities OF prime ne
cessity An application for extension OF thirty
days in which to answer the complaints was made
by Edward Baxton, of Nashville Tenn. chlef couil-
the railroads involved who had been select
ed to prepare the answers to the complaints
Complaints were recently filed with the con1rnis-
sion against the increased rates in the case OF
the Southeastern territory by the A P Morgan
Grain Company and Others of Atlanta; by the
State Railroad Commission of Alabama on behalf
of that state and by Senator Culberson and others
itory
The extension urged by MIR. Baxton on the
ground that he preparing briefs In cases now
pending before the commission, which engaged all
his time. The request was denied on the ground
that the commission intended to assign the COM
plants for hearing in September. and it was de-
sired to have the answers completed for the IN
formation of the commission at as early date as
possible
Shortly after the complaints filed the COM
mission informed the defendant carriers in the
by August q, and in the Southwestern territory
by August 28. Notice to-day sent to the rail
roads in the Southeastern territory requiring them
TO answer within fifteen days the complaint OF the
Alabama State Railroad Commission
New-York tribune., 1908-08-19

So 25qs6 20 per 100 fb dressed steady TGec
per H. dressed lambs slow at 91zd12c
Sales-McPherson & Co. 21s Virginia lambs 73 n
average, at S6 80 per 100 10 234 at S6 80; 24
do, 20 10 at So %; 239 do, rs u. do ~ 10
at So %; 24T do a 10. s. 192 10 at s. "a
II Virginia sheep, us n. ST -; 81 10 at 81
q do. SO 10 at $4 do. 40 10 at $3 -
Newton & Co.: 80 Kentucky lambs 80 10 at Sc 20. 24s
Virginia do 40 ~ at Sc 3Ts; 2S1 do 10 at ss %
PSI do 90 ID, So 12ts-
Shippers Commission Conpan~: go Kentucky lambs
a NJ at So 40; 24I West Virginia do n at 81 10
% Virginia do. 64 10 SIS 80: do II 10 ar 81 ~
21z do Al N, at SO %; 223 do. SO Tb at So " % "a"
Fred J. Kraft: 30 West Virginia lambs 10 az IS 70
80 do IL n. at So 20: 24S do. 60 ~ at SO SO ~
70 az 50 To- Gate yesterday 53 Kentucky lambs IS n
Tobfn shannon: 2Is Virginia lambs 20 n a, xs %
2I3 do 60 n. So 30; 10T Ohio do n at So so 23s
West Virginia do 69 ~ at s. 81 "a 10 sheep on n
s Judd Co; 251 West Virginia lambs -e5 H. At
50 o0 24 kentucky do. II 10 at s6; West virginia
HoGs-Rrceipts were ? 500 head Including $50 head
for the market Ne sales reported. Feeling barely
100 10. -
sales yesterdayl-TobIn & Shannon: * state
hogs i64 n average 81 10 per n IS do I43 n
at ST: roughs. Si0 m at s6 l0 10 225 10 al So
sanders; 222 state hogs $50 no 81 10; 81 do 1ss
y at 81 81 de- l46 n at So so u roughs 2Se at
800 70. 81.
5. Judd s Co; 16 state hogs 1s0 10 at 81 %; 1ss
Buffalo do 140 n at So so; rough. 240 ~ So O5;
IL do. 1ss 10, at s. 50.
roughs 2o H. at So stag. go 70, 81: DO 1e9
H state hogs iss n at 81 e5: Ts state
pigs, n 10. at 81 IS; roushs. 294 70. at ss %.
New-York tribune., 1908-08-19
OTHER MARKETs-BY TELEGRAPH

Chicago, Aug. 1s--CATTI1E-ReceIpts estimated
5000 head: market steady: steers 81 75sST T5,
So 40aISS % heifers $3G$6: bulls 81 75a$5 calves SO
GsT so: stoekeTE and feeders 81 6OaS4 so HOGS-Re-
heavy shipping SIS soa$6 so; butchers 81 s0s6 90 ght
mixed ST 5ofS6 70 choice light, So T09s6 s0i packing
$6GS6 70 pigs. S4Gs6 35: bulk OF sales. So 6o0S6 S.
SHE>f-Recetpts estimated about fs.Ooo head market
for lambs 19t5c lower; sheep sheep. S3 50GS4
lambs, 81 1899 80: yearlings. 81 i0as4 %.
slow; choice So 1886 30 prime s. s0GS6 10 SHEEP
eulls and common. sass lambs S3 50aS6. VElAfS-
Calves $7GS7 so HOGS-Receipts light: market steady
prime heavies So 10; mediums STGS7 10; heavy York
81 10 Light Yorkers. SO 30S6 80; pigs s. 2s5 50
Cincinnati Aug. 1s.-HoGs-iOc higher: butchers and
shippers. 81 05qsI i23s common s. sSgSS 50 CAITIE e
Steady; fair TO good shippers 81 1898 1 common, s.
@Ss. sHBEP-Steady: 81 25Qs4 IAMBs-Easy and
East Ruffals Aug. s.-CATTLE-Steady; prime steers
VEAI4S-Receipts 50 head 2oc higher, SEQ
IS 20. HOGS-Receipts. 35to head; slow and steady
heavy and mixed STl9$T 10; Workers. So<6 10 SHEEP
LAMBS Receipts 900 head: cetive; sheep. steady
lambs 1Oc higher; lambs, 81 25slSB 30
Kansas City. Aug 1s-CATTLF<- Receipts. 900 head
including southerns market steady; top 81 .;
dressed beef steers S6eS7 %. fair to
coed Western steers. 50 60S5 20 stockers
feeders s. SSS5 TO- Southern steers. s. 4uS4 South
cows s. 251S3 49, native So ioaS& % native
heers s3GS6 so; bulls 81 50Gss 10; calves. SSGs6 %
HOGS-R Receipts, s.4oo head market opened steady.
heavy So Saaxd 90 packers and butchers. S.
light 2SGS6 IS: pigs s. d5GsS. SHEEP Receipts
i00b market ioc lower: Utah arabs. s6
81 sORs6 SS: and yearltngs. S. 6SGS4 IS Texas
yearlngs 81 259x4 o. Texas sheep s. 50si 2 soeksrs
saa fssdsrs. s. 25SS4 10
New-York tribune., 1908-08-19
HILLS HURT AIDS BEARS.
Scratch on Hand Magnifed to Stop
4duance IN Stocks.

James J. Hill hurt his hand in automobile &C
cident last Sunday in ST Paul, and full accounts OF
the injury and how II about were published IN
the New York papers Monday The Wall Street
bears did not however. awake to the seriousness
of the railroad mans hurt until yesterday, when
stocks were advancing rapidly as TO threaten
them with dire disaster To check this, 10 them,
uuwelcorne rise in prices became a matter Of mo-
nnent for the bears but they were almost at their
wits end for had news when the injury 70 Mr. Hills
hand was recalled.
II was promptly nagnffed into serious hurt
and reports were circulated that he was IN a dan
gerors condition would have 10 undergo an opera
ton and that the doctors feared that he was not
likely TO recover from the shock to his nervous sys
TEN that would result from the operation In TACT
the bears all but killed of the leading railroad
men of the country in a desperate effort TO turn
The advance in prices into decline. They were
successful at rst particularly with the Hill stocks
Great Northern and Northern Pacific both SOLD
off about points and other leading stocks declined
IN x,nathv At the close most of the active issues
showed net gains for the day The two stocks
which had led the decline did not, however fully
recover from the attempt Mr. Hills life Great
Northern closing net decline of %s points and
Northern Pacific with net loss of l 4 points for
the day.
Just when the selling movement got well under
vav dispatches were received in Wall Street signed
t,v Iouis w Hill stating that reports of the acci-
dent had been greatly exaggerated. and that the
onlv injury suffered by his father was slight
scratch of the hand About the same time local
brokerage house had wire from its St Paul eff1ee
saving that James J. Hill had just passed the office
door that his hand was not even bandased and fnat
ne was obviously in admirable health
These dispatches served TO knock the props from
under the bear party and with its fall the market
again advanced and, with a few exceptions held
strong the close
New-York tribune., 1908-08-19
Notice of Summons.

NEW YORK SUPREME COURT. NEW ToRK
y County.-sarah Bach. Plaintiff against Pas9uals
vatore Patti f Hvinsn and ''Jans Psti. his wife OF
widow Jane being fictitious. the real frsr
Ashire s-araee as Trustee Bankruptcy
quaie Patti and Psti individually and eopaEs
and son The executors administrators.
devsses grantees other IN interest OF said
Pasquae Patti said Salvatore Pst. and the wives
widows devisees grantees and other
all of whom and all % whose
york Peter Romano GaetanO Nanscaeo. SaEvtors Cos.
tamil DCrsntco Cusmano. angelo Fsrralzso 'ussepps
Asar, (;luseppe All sDavid'' schuman. the
David being fictitious the real iEst Of said d.
fendant being unknown to plaintln. John Doe lanes
Mary Roe Jane Doe and Coe (said Doe,
Doe Joseph Doe. Richard Roe Robert Rec. Jana
Mary Roe Jane Doe. and Julia Coe being fictitious
the real names o said defendants being unknown u
plaintiff DsfendsHtsTo ths above named defsndants
and each you: You hereby summoned
the couaplafnt in action Copy
answer the plaintiffs attorney within twenty days
after the this exclusive of
az service and In case OF your failure APPEAR or
answer Judgment viii taken against BY default
for relief demanded in the complaint
Dated August 14th. feOS.
MORRIS COOPER Plaintiffs Attorney. 2o vesey street
Borough OF Manhattan. New York city
To the DEFENDANTS Pasl1ale Vfng} ard RoSfua
PAU his widow. salvatore df HvinE0 ana
Jane Pati his wife willow. the Jane being
unknown plaintiff: The or administrator
d~visees grantees SUCCESSORS
interest OF SAID fa ana or saia salvatore ParL
ana The wives OF Wio~s or Sucn ueVfsees and
other interest all al os wno-a
names are unknown % plaintiff Ths foregoing sum
mons Is served upon ycu by publication pursuant 10
OF Honorable Crthbert w Pound a TsStiee n
the COurt OF the OF New York ,At~l an.
11th day OF August 1905 and Aea with complaint
New York. - -
Dated New York. August 18th 1905
MORRIS COOPER. Attorney sor Plaintiff ~ y.sey
sk.eel boroosn of Manhattan. New YORK CITY
New-York tribune., 1908-08-19
BANKS SEEK STOCK TAX REDUCTIONS.
complaints Heard from Many Institutions
Want s25, 900 Taken OFF.

Counsel for twenty-six Connecticut banks. one
tfe1ooe Island bank. New Hampshire bank and
esis foreign insurance companies appeared before
0e Tax Board yesterday at The hearing held 10 re-
osiFe protests against paying fat rate of 1 per
VII on all local stocks held by them regardless of
WHAT their assets might be. The hearing only
FORMAL one under recent decision Of the Court
y appeals In the case Of the Bridgeport Savings
Dshk- where IT was held that unless opportunity
given for formal protest the assessment might
o SET aside
ne total amount Of stocks which the corporations
- taken out u their assessment lists is about
' ''seV'Veo. representing of s25,000 II is not
sSay mat the Tax Board will grant reduction.
New-York tribune., 1908-08-19
New York. August Is. 10!

New York. August Is, 1908.
RFFVEs-Receipts 20 442 head, in
el,Iing "a cars direct saughterers for the
market No transactions reported; feeling unchanged
Dressed beef steady at 7aglCc ID for common TO
prirne nj sides Latest private cebes from Liverpool
and London quoted cattle lower at 1ta13o N;
dressed weight refrigerator beef 1114411Ase per 10
No exports from this port to-day. To the
jestic TO London will take 1850 beef
for the Company End 1leo quarters for the
Morris Beef Company.
CALVES-Reeepts were PA head for the market:
all al Jersey City Veals steady
miks nomnal veals. late arrivals. unsoId.
mon to prime sold S5dSS 30 100
do So 1887. Dressed calves in good demand and
steady: city veals selling 9aI3c per 10
try dressed at 7qllc: dressed and butter
milks 6671ac.
$ Judd & Co: 81 Western veals iT6 N average at
per 100 10; 81 do, Isl 10 al So IS: Virginia do
$50 81; Cyestadayl 1870 Western calves. 10.
Sd
Shannon date yesterday) 81 veals. 10 10 at
IS per 10; Is io lS3 10, a 81 70.
s sanders "a veais 1di 10. ss q do lat 10 at So
SHEEP AND LAMBS-Reeeipts IS cars or
66l5 head including for the slaughterers and
20 the market. making. with the stock p n
sale all ar Jersey City sheep unchanged
prime and choice lambs steady medium grades slow 10
25c lower; lambs and cus duh yes.erlay s
pricssi 2 unsold Ordinary good sheep sold a,
New-York tribune., 1908-08-19
NATIONAL STOCK
A Fortune for Everyone---Quick!

Stock to theextent of every dollar they spare and not
be frightened off by the Systems Vaccinations, for the Ss
tenn panic-srcken at the enormous success of National
Stock as evidenced BY the trading each day in the open
markets of Boston and New York from 100000 to 10000
shares getting out its broom to sweep back the dege
1t has instructions to its press agents and brokers
everywhere Spread this story National Stock bind
discretionary pool has been traded in Stock E
changes, traded any open market Is sold pr
vately BY Lawson for his personal profit
To spike this mud gun of the System herewith, as
President of National Stock legally bind 1t to pay to
any who prove there any truth IN any OF the
above statements the sum of $4,000.
Yesterday the heaviest day for orders pamphlets
and inquiries since the campaign began
Tomorrow the first pamphlets will be mailed On
receipt of pamphlets the real buying of National Stock
will begin and in anticipation OF the tremendous demand
again ask that everyone limit their orders So per share
(Boston) 50 New York;, and to hold orders at this
the limit
New-York tribune., 1908-08-19
RYAN CHARGED WITH mAnsLAueHTER.

o1einnat. Aug 1s.-Judge Stephens. Of Coving-
: ,'- Ky, sHore out warrant to-day charging John
- hgan. turf promoter and commission OF
S-ahau, with manslaughter. Ryan surrendered
1e gave bond The warrant is the outcome Of the
~ e1ih Of Ignatz Wandrack. a deaf mute. who was
= e ao~n and killed the Lexington pike By III.
--~1s automobile Sunday night.
New-York tribune., 1908-08-19
Dissolution Notice.

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT The F'fFSN a.
~ Adler Bros. OF SOS East Houston Sr and f1s Tnrd
avenue. has this day been dissolved Emil Adler
withdrawn from said nrrn. ana the
tinued by Leopold Adler arm mana q Atls-
Bros. and said Leopold Adler assuming al nrm cblixs-
tions. Adler RpO6
Nsr Xogk. Angus. s. 1908
New-York tribune., 1908-08-19

have always preached Don't speculate" but the
whole world does.
The soundest, safest, surest principle OF specula-
ton is:
Buy 100 shares of something selling at 81 per share
make points profit instead OF buying 100 shares OF
anything at Soo per share to make points profit Your
liability $Ioo per share $Ioooo at 81 per share 1t
only $500 The greatest fortunes in the world have ALL
been laid on this foundation.
My own fortune and financial success was laid in buy
ing Butte & Boston the present price of National
Stock" Standard Oil, Rogers and Rockefeller, who were
my partners in the DEAL and every broker in Boston and
New York will vouch for this fact They will vouch, too,
for the fact that | advertised advertising ma
tiona Stock that all who would buy s. per share would
be able sell at Ioo per share and also for the fact that
inside of years from the time advertised they could
all have sold SI3O per share, and Notwithstanding the
panics and whatnots, each 81 invested in Butte
Boston upon pledge for its future is worth in the open
market to-day $50.
I trust that people everywhere will buy National
New-York tribune., 1908-08-19
RAILROAD EARNINGS.
R1-FFALo ROCHESTER & PITTsBURG.

BUFFALO ROCHESTER & PITTsBURG
1905 1907. 1908
ez a,,- ~ Argns- s149 4se s1S45T6 1679l5
- = - August Ia e50652 1.I956dS s2l
CANADIAN PACIFIC.
second week in August S1,4200G0 SI946n9 -
III ! - August 9,oS6.e0e 1o,eae.es@ SesloSo
INTERNATIONAL. & GREAT NORTHERN
;. .,,,-,x+ s1q5 600 $4,000 sIIT.ooo
Second Week n. AIs 1S e9s 213 fI4OG27 7s4 600
WABASH
:. .s+ s59o 5a7 s5s1 $50 s566 eos
Secoil1 We - - s04T $50 s.455 9T2 34II41
AURORA, ELGIN & CdICAGo-
- 1876 1907 Changes
Month ol 5us SI4s 7sS SI52 252 Dee. 81 5044
Gross earhinsS----'-' y SOS 74s0S Dec. q 700
Expenses '-'-'
.Tes4e s77s44 Dec ss04
- ~ rs 2I,5oS Inc 2IO
s4s7s2 s4ss36 Dees1.o74
New-York tribune., 1908-08-19
THOMAS w. LAWSON,
Proposals.
Boston, August 10, 1908.

DRoPosALS FOR PACKING. RUBBER VALVES.
\ Gaskets. Brick Vitrihed Pipe Bolts. Spikes Iron
washers. ReaneFs, Boiler-naksrs' Clamps Wire Cacs
Repair Parts for Dredges- Orangspeel Bucket Frogs
Track Levels, Pneumatic Drills. Anchors Capsan
ana Wlndlasses Electric Motors Water Meters. Emery
Grinders Lights ToEbOat. Glasses.
bottles Kitchen Utensils.
Boxes. Water Coolers. Mess BucksSs
1-InoeuIn. Mop Heads. Pillows Chair Bottoms Rim
LOCKS. Watchmens Watches. Scythes etc ssssd pro-
poSals will be received Office OF General Pur
cnasins Ohicer. Isthmian Washngtor
y e. until 1880 g. September Il. 1905. which
le they ~lH be opened IN public for furnishing tho
articles Blanks and general infora
tion relating this may obtained
from this Office the Offices
Agents "A State Street, New York City CSto-HOuss
Francisco Cal; also from the L. Engineer Offices
the following cities Seattle. Angeles.
Baltimore. Md Philadelphia Pa Pittsburz Pa
ton Mass; Buffalo, n Y; Cleveland. OhiOs Ctncinaris
waukee, WIS., ST. Paul. ARn-. Chattanooga. Tenn
Louisville KY Mobile Ala. and Galveston Tex: Com
mercisl Club Kansas City Mo. Chamber OF co1rerce
Quincy M. and Chamber of Comnercs and Board OF
Engineers. L. s A. General Purchasing Officer
OFFICE OF THE DEPARTMENT OF PARKS.
~ Arsenal Building Fifth avenue and stxLy-foSlT'n
street Borough Manhattan. the City OF New York.
SEALED BIDS OR ESTIMATES viii Be received By
the Park Board the above oes OF the Department o
THURSDAY. AUGUST 20. 1905
Borough of Manhattan
For work and material for tee execution of the sp
proaeh work exterior % the building OF the New York
Public Library. Astor Lsnox and Tildsn foundations.
Fifth avenue. Fortieth Forty-seeond street
full particulars City Record
HENRY SMITH.
JOSEPH 1 Betsy
MICHAEL J. KENNEDY.
Conamtssionsrs q PARIS
New-York tribune., 1908-08-19
SAN FRANCISCO STOCKS.

San Francisco Aug. 1S.-The official closing quo
tations for mining stocks to-day were as follows
New-York tribune., 1908-08-19

Post & FIagg of the New York Stock Exchange, sent
widespread throughout the country to-day the following
Lawson is again this morning predicting rise in
Smeers It is pity that the Improvement IN the
market and the revival in business in this country should
be accompanied by worse than bucketshop methods Con-
servave people do like be in the market where such
reckless influences a work.
Reckless influences. All! YES. PERHAPS, Messrs.
New-York tribune., 1908-08-19

Post Flagg you do recall your bulletin frenzied1y
urging the purchase of Union Pacific Io4 and Araga-
mated just before they sumped and 40
spectvely.
All! yes. Reckless influences indeed 1t does make
a difference whose soW's ear Is sk-Dursed
New-York tribune., 1908-08-19
FOREIGN COMMERCE.

The bureau OF statistics of the Department OF
c,ar,e and Labor reports the foreign commerce
:. ,ho TTnited states for July and seven months
ended with July as follows
,srcbandise-July: 1905 1907 =. .,o, 1870 1905 40
New-York tribune., 1908-08-19
LIVESTOCK MARKET.

New York. August II. 1905.
-r-r-Y ~ ru,frp,TT1rDC,
The Ketchikan miner., 1908-08-08

the falls in the said streams as may be necessary to operate the said smelt- er. converting and refining plant. and to carry on mining operations on the said claims.in good and workmanlike manner, and to have all such improve ments made on or before the first day of November A. D., 1908, and in case they fail to do so then that it make, execute and deliver by it's proper offi- cers release in writing of all it's right title and interest in and to the said lease and surrender possession of said demised property to the plaintiffs on November lst, 1908, unless the court shall upon new and sufficient showing extend such time.
 That this case be referred by inter- locutory decree containing the above and specific directions to some compe- tent person to be agreed upon by counsel or appointed by the court to take further evidence herein in order to state separately the net profits or net amount of loss made by the defen- dant corporation during the years end ing August 24, 1905. 1906. and 1907, the amount and detail of each of the items enumerated in Finding 9b and report such evidence with his report and findings to this court, and the Court reserves until the coming in of such report, the question of what fur ther amount, if any, plaintiffs shall recover against the defendant, Nib lack Copper Company, as their share of the net profits as a result of its op. erations for the said three years, and that the Referee in determining the net profit or loss should determine it each year separately, considering each year as starting August 24th and end ing August 24th following, and deter ne such net profits or loss in the manner indicated in the foregoing Findings of Fact.
 6. That the defendant, Niblack Copper Company. have no relief of it's counter claim herein, and that the plaintiffs recover from the defendant Niblack Copper Company, their costs and disbursements incurred up to and including the entry of the interlocu- tory decree herein, which costs and disbursements be taxed by the clerk.
The Ketchikan miner., 1908-08-08

The appointment of J. c. Mcbride, as commissioner from Alaska to the Alaska -Yukon-Pacific Exposition will prove highly gratifying to the min ng men of this section, who have had grounds for complaint in the past s. : lections for this important position.
 Mir. Mcbride will probably have to sacrifice business intersets to attend to bia duties or sacrifice his duties by placing some one else in charge. We hope he will not do the latter by placing some unreliable party ip charge. Now that Mir. McBride has been appointed we want him person ally to take charge of affairs and give Alaska creditable exhibit. Mir. McBride can do it, but substitute 2 probably can not. Juneau Dispatch.