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The Socorro chieftain. [volume] (Socorro, N.M.) 1902-1959, 1908-03-07

cintoS son como sigue:
Precinto No. l Socorro, Jose f.
Torres, Casa de Cortes
Precinto No. , Lemitar, Fran
cisco Lucero, casa de escuela
Precinto No. 3 Polvadera,
Casimiro Moutoya, casa de es-
curla
Precinto No. 4 Sabinal, Jose
ID Carrillo, casa del presidente
lrecinto No. La Joya, Eliseo
b. II ralta, salon del presidente
lrccinto No. 7 San Antonio,
DAVID Baca. casa del prrSidentc
Precinto No. 8 Contadero,
Jesus VelArle, casa del preSi-
dcnte
precinto No. . Paraje, Rafael
Mendu>a. salon del preSidente
Precinto No. 10 Alma, Il. +.
COoney, casa del preSidente
Precinto No. IL Kelly, l.. h.
Babcock, casa de escuela
Precinto No. II Mag dalena,
Jack FoSs, casa de eScuela
Precinto No. l3 San Marcial,
]. McQuillan, casa de escuela
Precinto No. IA Old San Mar
cial, Jose E. Montoya, salon del
preSideute
Precinto No. Is Valverde,
Juan Jojola, casa de escuela
Precinto No. 10 San Jose,
Domingo Baca, casa del presi-
dente
Precinto No. II San Francis
co, David Giron, casa de escueld
Precinto No. Is Water Canon,
Al Strozzi, casa del presidente
Precinto No. ~ Datil, Cello
Armijo, casa del presidente
Precinto No. 20 Cooney salon
de T.. Bearup
Precinto No. 81, Luis Lopes,
Matias Jaramillo, casa de
eScuela
Precinto No. p TularoSa,
Pablo Trujillo, casa del presi-
dente
Precinto No. % Cantarecio,
Procopio Chaves, casa del presi-
dente
Precinto No. "a Socorro, c. T.
Brown, o6cina del presidente.
Precinto No. 25 San Pedro,
Isabel Padilla, casa del presi-
dente
Precinto No. % Gila, Dona-
ciano Montoya, Casa del presi-
dente
Precinto No. p San Antonito,
Tiburcio Padiha, casa del presi-
dente
Precinto No. 2S San Acasio,
Manuel A. Pine, casa del presi-
dente
Precinto No. % Elmendorf, G.
IL. Elmendorf, casa del presi-
dente
Precinto No. 30 Escondida,
Rafael Lopez, casa de escuela
Precinto No. 81 Santa Rita,
Pablo Armijo, casa del presi-
dente
Precinto No. 81 Mangas, Jose
l. Aragon, casa del presidente
Precinto No. 80 Hanson burg,
Cleto Miera, casa del presidente
Precinto No. "a Reserve, ].
K. p. May, casa de escuela.
Precinto No. 80 Mogollon, VIM.
II. Antrim, casa de escuela
Precinto No. 80 Ranches de
La Joya, Albino Contreras, casa
del presidente
Precinto No. 81 Luna, A. O..
Reynolds, casa de escuela
Precinto No. 80, Las NutriaS,
Rafael Chaves, casa del presi-
dente
Precinto No. 40 Bosquecito,
Genovevo Padilla, casa del pres
idente
Precinto No. Al Carthage,
Juan Silva, casa de escuela
Precinto No. 43 La Mesa,
Donaciano Gavaldon, casa del
presidente
Precinto No. "A Jose Baca y
Sedillo, casa de escuela
Precinto No. As Rosedale,
Thos. Riley
Ritch, w. T.. Pratt
Las primarias de los diferentes
precintos del condado seran ten
idas el dfa IL de Mario, A. ID.
1908, a las 10 de la mafiana.
Los presidentes de iuntas de pre-.
cinto reportaran prontameute
los nombres de los delegados
electos al secretario de esta
comision, y cualesquiera contes.
tas que hubiere.
JOSE +. TORRES,
Attesto: Presidente
c. A. BAcA,
Act. Secretario.
Las reglas siguientes prescrip-
tas para tener las juntas de pre-.
cinto Y las convenciones de con,
| dadO nor Ia ~nu,se;nu -a,,f.a
The Socorro chieftain. [volume] (Socorro, N.M.) 1902-1959, 1908-03-07
LLAMADA OFFICIAL
Quartet General de la Oomision
Central Republican, del Con-
dado de Socorro, Nuevo Mexico.
Socorro, Mario ? de 1908.

dado de Socorro es por esta con-
vocada para reunirse en- la casa
de cortes en- la ciudad de Socorro,
ell lunes, dfa 10 de Mario de 1908
a las ? de la tarde, con ell objetu
de elegir IL delegados para rep
reSentar al partido Republican,
del condado de Socorro en- la con-
vencion territorial Republican,,
que sera tenida en- Silver CITY,
condado de Grant, Ell Sabado, 2l
de Mario de 1908, con ei objetu
de elegir delegados para repre-
sentar al partido Republicsno de
Nuevo Mexico en- la convention
nacional Republican, que sera
tenida en- la ciudad de Chicago
en- 10 de Junio de 1908, con ell fin
dc nominar candidates para pres
idente y vice presidente de los
EStados Unidos en- ell boleto Re-
publicauo.
Suplentes no seran permitidos
q menos que 10 sean votantes le-
gales del precinto en- el cual ell
delegado que hace ell trasferimien-
10 es votante legal.
Los varios precintos estaran
intitulados a la representation
siguiente:
Precinto No. Socorro, 8 dele
gados
Precinto No. 2 Lemitar, ? del
egados
Precinto No. 3 Polvadera, ?
delegados
Precinto No. 4 Sabinal, ? dele
gadoS
Precinto No. 5 La Joya, 2 deli
egados
Precinto No. 7 San Antonio, 4
delegados
Precinto Nc. 8, Contadero /
delegado
Precinto No. Paraje, dele
gado
Precinto No. 10 Alma, l dele
gado
Precinto No. IL Kelley, 5 dele
gados
Precinto No. II Magdalena, s
delegados
Precinto No. 13 San Marcial,
delegados
Precinto No. II Old San Mar
cial, delegados
Precinto No Is Valverde, ,
delegados
Precinto No. 10 San Jose, ?
delegados
Precinto No. II San Francisco,
l delegado
Precinto No IS Water Canon,
delegado
Precinto No. 19 Datil, dele
gado
Precinto No. 20 Cooney, l del
egado
Prccinto No. 21 Luis Lopez,
l delegado
Precinto No. p Tularosa, l
delegado
Precinto No. % Canterecio, l
delegado
Precinto No. "a Socorro, l del
egado
Precinto No. 25 San Pedro, l
delegado
Precinto No. 26 Gila, l delega-
do
Precinto No. 27 San Antonito,
i delegado
Precinto No. % San Acasio,
? delegados
Precinto No. % Elmendorf,
delegado
Precinto No. 80 Escondida. ?
delegados
Precinto No. 81 Santa Rita.
2 delegados
Precinto No. 30 Mangas, l del
egados
Precinto No. 33 Hansonburg,
? delegados
Precinto No. "a Reserve, l del
egado
Precinto No. IS Mogollon, 4
uCtC ouOo
Precinto No. 80 Los Ranches,
l delegado
Precinto No. 81 Luna, dele
gado
Precinto No. 80 Las Nutrias,
delegado
Precinto No. 40 .Bosquecito,
delegado
Precinto No. Al Carthage, ?
delegados
Precinto No. 43 La Mesa, del
egado
Precinto No. a. Frisco, dele
gado
Precinto No. As Rosedale,
deiegado
Ritch, l delegado.
En- los precintos de la ciudad de
Socorro las primarias seran teni.
das de las 7 q las 9 de la nochei
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1908-12-11
ADVANCE IN LEADERS

are compelled to sacrifice. Cana.
dian Consolidated Shelters was
somewhat weaker. There is a
great deal of inquiry for the cheap.
er stocks ON the curb, and a good
many sales were contaminated in
this line of securities throughout
the days trading. There is appar
emily an effort to hold the price
of Snowstorm down in order to gel
in some stock at these prices, and
a further advance will likely oc
cur around the beginning of next
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1908-12-11
Chicago Grain Market

CHICAGO, Dec. 1.-THE prin-
cipal bull line of wheat is still in
tact, In fact, it was added to today
and the market acts more congest-
ed than at any time SO far. What
Patten has been predicting for
some time is now about to be
realized; that is, smaller receipts,
although the cash demand is over
urgent. Millers are doing a big
business, but they are not shipping
-four on their sales as fast as they
were some time ago. There seems
to have been a concerted effort
made to stampede the bulls.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1908-12-11

Trading was not particularly
active today except in a few Of the
leaders. Lucky Calumet continued
to advance. and very little stock
was offered at any price. Snow
storm was Arm, and there seemed
to be good demand for Kendall.
International Coal & Coke sold at
70 cents. Panhandle was off again
and it is reported that the smelter
is closed down temporarily, due to
the necessity Of installing some
improvements. The stock lacks
protection, and those forced to sell
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1908-12-11

welt as much as declared his In
tention of bringing suit against the
distorters of canal facts on a libel
charge.
He said one might well be
ashamed of that class of Ameri.
cans who have been guilty of in.
famous falsehood relative to the
purchase of the canal property.
There is nowhere any room for
growth of scandal in the entire
transaction, declared the president.
'If they can be reached by Grim.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1908-12-11
.CH|LOREnS DAY
At APPLE !.
SHOW

The executive committee of the
national apple show has decided
to put on special program for the
school children Saturday, begin
ming at 10 a. m. The doors will be
open at $3.50.
The object of the special fea-
'ture is to arouse interest among
the young in the great resources
of their country as demonstrated
by the apple show display in addi-
ton to giving them a session of
enjoyment.
The admission fee for the chill
dren is reduced to is cents for this
occasion.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1908-12-11
inal libel, shall try to have them
reached" stated the president.
MARKETS
Furnished by Walter J. Nichols
& Col

NEW YORK, Dec. 11.-Ameri-
cans very quiet with no feature.
Bull manipulation may be witness
ed any time. Steel is held be-
tween 81 and So with reports In
clining more to the long side since
support has been maintained.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1908-12-11
|. R. THREATENS
LIBEL SUIT.

WASHINGTON, D. c., Dec. IL
Addressing the committee of the
Lakes to Gulf Waterways associa-
ton yesterday President Roose-
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1908-12-11

Nothing makes a woman feel so
little as the refusal of a man to
argue with her.
Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1900-1911, 1908-01-08
INCREASE PAY OF
NINE ELECTRICIANS
eoIdfield Operators Decide to Give
Higher Wages to Skilled En-
pIoyes--Laborers Obtained
In Salt Lake


by Associated Press.
GoLDFIEBD, New. Jan. 7.--Afembefs
of the Mine Operators association
have been given authority to pay a
maximum wage of Sc per day to both
carpenters and electricians for certain
kinds of work, as a result of extended
conferences with committee repre-
senting the building trades and the
American Federation of Labor. The
wage scale adopted by the association
is IS for carpenters and electricians at
the mines.
The reason assigned for the Increase
is that certain work requires men pos
sessed of greater skill than the ordi-
nary work of these craftsmen in the
mines.
The answer on the part of Miners
union No. 220 to the complaint recently
filed in the federal court at Carson at
t, } instance of the Consolidated Mines
company asking that the local organ
ization of miners be enjoined from
holding meetings. from boycotting and
picketing has been practically COM
pleted. The document is a voluminous
one and bears answer to all of the sem
sational allegations made in the orig
inal papers. 1t will be taken to Carson
next Thursday by the attorney who
will represent the union at the hear
ing. to take place before Judge Far
rington. The answer will be supported
by various affidavits made by members
of the local union and others.
The barkeepers and other trades al
lied with the Western Federation
through the Industrial Workers of the
World are in open revolt today against
the heavy assessment levied to support
the miners strike. They have been
paying upwards of $4,000 a week in as
sessments and refuse TO contribute
further
SALT LAKE. Utah. Jan. T.--one hum
bred and twenty miners were secured
here today for work in the mines at
Goldfield.
George B. Wingheld OF Goldfield adj
vertised for hundred men and Sc
cured 100 within two hours.
Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1900-1911, 1908-01-08
Pacific Coast Trade

BY Associated Press
SAN FRANCISCO, Jan. 7,--Flour. family ex-
tras, So. 4OG6O0 bakers. $5,4OG5.65; oregon and
Washington, S4.75a5.25 shipping wheat, 81. 62ls
Gi67ls; milling. 81. 7O4I.75; feed barley, $L62h
@1.571s; brewing, s162M41.671s; red oats. SIS
middiings ssiGs2 rolled barley, ss59sS oSt.
meal. ST. 10; oat greats, $780,; rolled oats, $lO
wheat hay Sl2dl7.5O wheat and oat. $12@
Is so; wild oat S10.00Q13,50; tame oat S11. OOdp
lG 90; alfalfa S9Q14; straw, 456lS5c; pink beans
So 1908 20; lima. s4.75G5.OO; small white. 49, 400
$50; large white. S3.2JQS.40 Oregon Burbank
potatoes, 75c@s125; Salinas Burbanks. $l.25D
So MERGED sweets 81. 75n2,25; fancy onions,
a. O0012. 25; green peas 3Q5c; string beans, 100
1z1hc; egg plant, S4iOc; green peppers. 3d5c;
tomatoes, 50cdS2.00; summer squash, T5c@S1. 25;
garlic, 4a5c.
Receipts-Flour, 1915: wheat, 49, barley 69S0;
beans. $780, corn 10 300; potatoes. 49, bran, 80;
nliddlings, 80; hay. GIG; wine. 1900
Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1900-1911, 1908-01-08
CHICAGO GRAIN
BY Associated Press.

BY, Associated Press.
CHICAGO. Jan. 1.-THE wheat market
opened quite firm, owing to a I penny advance
at Liverpool, but a sharp decline later at
Liverpool caused a slump in the local market
before the end of the FIRST hour The mar
ket continued weak the remainder of the day.
The fact that all Of the European markets
for wheat were weak was mainly responsible
for the liberal sales by prominent holders,
which depressed prices here, The market was
further weakened by Argentine advices which
reiterated former claims of an abundant
yield. The close was weak. May opened a
shade 70 ls4hc higher at s107is4lMA, sold
off to S1.06 and closed at s1.06h4i.069s.
The corn market was strong almost all day
There was a slight reaction during the first
half hour owing to selling based ON liberal
receipts, but the market soon became firm
again and continued strong up TO the close
Firm cables small primary receipts strength
Of the cash grain and report that the
Argentine crop Is threatened by locusts were
the principal bullish influences. May corn
pened unchanged TO 3s@Ac higher at STAG
e1l5c to 61ssc. sold off to 61lsc and then ad-
vanced 10 61Bc. The close was at 6llap6lssc.
Trading In oats was very quiet and thu
market was firm in sympathy with corn. A
large increase in local stock caused some SELL
ing by cash houses. May oats opened shade
to BQhc higher at 54s4d547sc, sold off TO
54fsc and closed at 5lsic.
Provisions were inclined to be weak be-
cause of continued heavy receipts of live hogs.
Pork rallied moderately late in the day on
covering by shorts and closed at a slight gain
the May delivery being up 7isc at sl3.72is,
lard was off 2lse at ss25 and ribs were down
&c at s1l2%.
Market Ranges
wheat-May, s106N gloss; July 9ssSc; Sept
s5isc
corn-May s1laG6i9sc; July. eOH9sOssc; Sept.
60q6Oisc.
oats-May. old. 5i9sc; new. 5S,sc; July. old.
4S9tE new, 46Isc
Cash quotations follows;
Flour, steady; No. spring wheat, 81. 0291.12;
No 3. $l00a1.11 No. . red, S1.00al Oh; No. 2
corn, 6Oc; No. 2 yellow, 62lsq63c; No. oats,
F0%c; No. white, 50Isa53c; No. rye, Sic;
fair to choice mailing barley. 96cds1.04; No. 1
faxseed 81, S5qi.4O; prime timo-
thy seed, s4S5a4.i0; clover, contract grades,
SIT; short ribs, sides. loose, S6.754725; mess
pork, per Dbl, SIS 12l@1s.2S; lard per 100 lbs.
IS, 02l5; short clear sides, boxed, S7.00uI37is;
y h sky, basis Of high wines. Sl35.
Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1900-1911, 1908-01-08
CARLOAD SHIPMENTS
OF CITRUS FRUITS

8 saipments of oranges and lem Z
9 Ons from Los Angeles Saturday
8 ana Sunday, january and B, re- !;
o ported by the California Frszit
o Growers exchange. were 2s3 ear 4
. loads of oranges and 10 carloads &
g of lemons. 6
@ Total 10 date there were shipped
8 2775 carloads, of which els were !
@ lemons.
g Last season to date there were
g shipped 2O43 carloads, of which
g 429 were lemons.
@ @ g @ 9 g @ g @ @ @ @ q @ q @ @ .
Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1900-1911, 1908-01-08
FORMER GOVERNOR OF GERMAN
PROVINCE BRINGS LIBEL SUIT
BY Associated Press.

by Associated ffess.
COLOGNE. Jan. THE hearing OF a
suit for libel damages brought by Or.
Carl Peters, former governor OF German
East Africa and African explorer. against
the editor and the Berlin correspondent
Gazette published a statement that Dr..
Peters sent letter to an English bishop
In which ne confessed 10 having executed
a negress in Africa because of her mis-
doings.
An enormous number of witnesses have
been called and 1t Is expected that the
whole scandal in connection with DIR.
Peters governorship In East Africa will
be gone over again. Or. Peters recently
sued the Murchener Port for libel IN
accusing him Of cruelty TO the natives
when he was governor OF German East
Africa in 1901. The editor Of the paper
was fined SIPS and costs.
Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1900-1911, 1908-01-08
Metal Market


NEW YORK, Jan. THE London tin mar
ket was higher with spot quoted at el22 5s.
The local market was quiet but higher in
sympathy with the foreign gain, quotations
a sharp advance in the London market. spot
closing at e62 los and futures at G63 los. The
local market was quiet and unchanged with
lake at $l3. 62lsGDls .S7H electsolytic, $13 500
10. rs; casting. slS. 25Ql3.5o. Lead was unchang-
ed at Ella los in London and at IS. 65dS.75 In
the local market Spelter was unchanged In
both markets. being quoted at sl9 in London
and at $l.sO9i.s5 locally Iron was steady To-
emily.
Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1900-1911, 1908-01-08
y
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SAN PEDRO SHIPPING


6y Associated Press.
SAN PEIRo, Jan. 1.-THE freight and pas
eenger Steamer Roanoke. Captain Durham, OF
the North Pacific company's line Is due to-
morrow from Portland via Eureka and Sar
Francisco with large freight and passenger
lists.
Tho steamer Fair Oaks. Captain Peterson.
completed her disc harge OF lumber cargo at
salt Lake wharf aud cleared for Grays Har-
Dor and san Francisco to reload.
The freight and passenger steamer I. A.
Kilburn. Captain Mcclellan. delayed last
night, cleared today for San Francisco way
ports with return cargo.
The schooner Luzon, Captain Nielsen, sailed
today in ballast for Columbia river to re-
load.
The steamer J. B. Stetson, Captain Bonni-
field, is scheduled 10 clear tomorrow for
Aberdeen via San Francisco.
The schooner Ensign, Captain Milberg, mas
been tied up at this port indefinitely await
ing orders.
The schooner Ludlow is still at this port
ewaiting a crew.
The steamer Alcatraz, Captain Fredrickson,
Is due TO arrive here tomorrow from Green
wood via san Francisco with lumber cargo
consigned 70 the Southern California Lumber
company.
Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1900-1911, 1908-01-08

Morning Sales
Midtown Fraction-10, 900 at 21kc.
Johnnie Consolidated-9000 at 14c.
Blue Bull-1000 at lie.
Consolidated-200 at 1876.
Florence-900 at $40.
Daisy-300 at CSC.
Llge Harris-2000 at 50 per NJ.
Searchlieht ParaleI-1000 at 2Ikc.
Fraction-500 at 73c; 200 at 73c g. 10) 2300
at 74c; 1000 at Toe.
Jumbo Extension-9OO at SOC; 300 at Coo.
Yesterday Afternoon Sales
California Consolidated--2O0O at 1c.
Combination Fraction-500 at tic; 1000 at I3o
(B. 30)
Daisy-300 at 9So; 100 at 94c.
Florence-300 at 81.
Jumbo Extension--4O0 at G0c; 100 at Gle.
Johnnie Consolidated-1i.0 600 at lac.
Midtown Fraction--17,000 at 2Hc; 1000 at 21sc.
Fittsburg Silver Peak-10O at $50.
Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1900-1911, 1908-01-08
Dried Fruit Prices



NEW YORK. Jan. 1.-THE market for
evaporated apples continued quiet but is a
little easier In tone owing to tbs refusal of the
rclders to meet lower views. Fancy are
quoted at 10ls@11Iac; choice, 9&11Oc; prime. so
slso; 1906 fruit. 7al0lac. Prunes are steady for
srot with quotations ranging from 5l4Q16o for
California fruit. and from 797sic for Oregons
up to 5Os to 3Os. Apricots are unchanged
with choice quoted at 22m23o; extra choice, 20
a25c; fancy, 24@26c. Peaches are quiet .
choice, 12G12Tsc; extra choice. 12isql31sc; fancy
1ic; extra fancy, 1i@l4lse. Ralsins are I'M
changed; loose muscatels, 7Q7&c; seeded, 10
SIC; London layers sl.70qlSO.
Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1900-1911, 1908-01-08
Butter, Eggs and Cheese


~ AHhOcIdteI FTtss
SAN FRANCISCO. Jan. -Rutter-Fancy
creamery. Sic; seconds. 2614c; fancy dairy.
25s; seconds. 2sc.
cheese-New 14Ul4ito; eastern, 1sisc; Young
America, l5I1sc.
Eggs Ranch. sc: store. 2sc; eastern. 21c.
CHICAGO, Jan. lon the produce exchange
today the butte market was steady; cream
cries 20Gf29c; davies. 1SQ25o Eggs were
Arm; at mark. cases included 259s7o; hrsts.
2ec; prime frsts, 2Sc; extras, 30c. Cheese was
steady at 11ib413c
Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1900-1911, 1908-01-08
ORANGES AT AUCTION
IN NEW YORK MARKET

> NEW YORK, Jun. Five ear {
. loads of California oranges were (
3 sold at auction here today at the &
3 following prices per box for regu- {
3 lar sizes;
8 Fancy naveIs 1920 to $3.50, {
3 average $3.50.
Extra choice naveIs 500 to ,,
$40. average $3.50.
Choice navcls $2.O5 TO $3.50, {
. average S2.15. 4
Fruit In fair to good condition; :.
market firm. Weather cloudy and {
) threatening.
5 o 900 : ~~@~~~~~~~% o 4
Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1900-1911, 1908-01-08
Chicago Live Stock


~ AssocI1tL, Press.
CHICAGO Jan 7.-Cattle-Reeeipts about
1900 head; market steady to 1Oc lower; beeves.
Sc 5o@5 80; cows and heifers, sl.e594.50; Texans,
S. lOa3e0; calves. $5q6.75; westerns, S3.10qi.50;
stockers and feeders, 81. S54Al5.
Hogs Receipts about 41,Oo0; market 591oc
lower; lights, s4.15@4.55; mixed. si.25Q4,60;
heavy, 81 20a4.57i5. rough, A.2Oq4S0; pigs,
So 60QI4 25; bulk of sales at S4,40q4.55.
Sheep-Reeeiptc about 1900; market strong;
natives, 5000; Westerns. $3q525; yearlings,
a 7O@55O; lambs, S4.75d6.90; westerns. $675q
& OK
Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1900-1911, 1908-01-08
Disastrous Fire in New Orleans

NFNtNIHIFI FIFda
NEW ORLEANS, Jan. Fire IN
Royal street near Iberville. in tho heart
Of the business district here today, caused
damage to the extent of $2500O0. The five
story building occupied by the W, G. re
bault furniture house was practically de-
stroyed, and Mrs. Ed NJ. Lund, cashier OF
the Tebault ~rm. was injured.
Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1900-1911, 1908-01-08
Second Contract. Is Let

~ Assocl4ttd Presf-
SAN DIEGO, Jan. 1.-THE second con-
tract for grading on the line of the San
Diego & Arizona railroad has been let to
the Rendle- Frazier Contracting company
and includes the grading through Ma
tional City. connecting with the first
piece of work inside San Diego city limits,
Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1900-1911, 1908-01-08
Financial Record


NEW YORK, Jan. Prime mercantile pa
per per cent. Sterling exchange weak after
strength. with actual business in bankers bills
at S4.S5.60u4.s5.65 for demand and at S4SI for
sixty days. Commercial bills d.8O.T5, Bar sill
yer 5s%c. Mexican dollars 45c. Government
bonds firm; railroad bonds steady and strong
Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1900-1911, 1908-01-08
STOCKHOLDERS REFLECT
OLD BOARD OF DIRECTORS

The old directors Of the International Saw
ings bank were elected at stockholders meet
ing held yesterday afternoon. The directors
are: John Lopezich, Leon Escallier. A. p
Pusich NJ. Orsatti, George zobclein, John
castera. r.. A. Todd L. Terrific, &C. Fleur. S
Bordaro. NJ Durand, L. Nignoio, Jules Viole
Or. b. sassella and T. NJ Kristoyich.
Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1900-1911, 1908-01-08
FRUIT MARKET


SAN FRANCISCO. Jan. .-Apples-Fancy,
81. %; common, Goo.
Grapes-Isabella nominal Muscat nominal.
Pears-Fancy, $e.25.
Persmmons, 50QG5e
oranges-Navais. s125a25O; seedlings, SEQ
81 90.
Limes-Mexican $3@450.
Lemons-Commcn California, $1.2591.75;
good to choice, S1.7592.5O; fancy. s275dS5O
Tropical fruits Bananas 60cq$3; pineap-
pies. S3q25O; Persian dates, &C.
Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1900-1911, 1908-01-08
DEAD MEN CARRIED
ON PAYROLL OF CITY
County Judge Of st. Joseph, Mo-, Finds
Gross Frauds in the Munich
pal Lighting Depart-
ment
Ply AssocIatet Pres.

Ply Associ0teI Press,
ST. JOSEPH, Mo-, Jan. THE county
court today reported that it had uncov-
cred gross frauds and graft in the city's
electric street lighting department, and
returned a number of indictments, said to
be against heads of departments and
other city employees.
II was found that dead men had been
carried on the pay rolls for several years.