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Albuquerque citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1907-1909, 1908-09-24
CHICAGO CLAIMS
GAME BY FORFEIT
New York Did Not Appear When
Game Was Called This
Afternoon.

New York, Sept. 24.-Followlng up
on the plan decided upon by Captain
Chance after President Pulliam's de-
cislon had been announced, Chicago
appeared on the diamond at the Polo
grounds at 1880 this afternoon, ready
to play ball. AS New York did not
appear five balls were sent across the
plate. Chicago then formally claimed
yesterdays tie game by forefit by
score of to 0.
NEW YORK WON.
New York, Sept. 24.-The game
this afternoon resulted: New york,
3; Chicago, 4. Batteries; Wiltz and
Bresnahan, Brown and King.
Albuquerque citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1907-1909, 1908-09-24
TRAIN ARRIVALS

No. I-7.45 p. m.
No A. 5. so p. m.
No. 10. S. p. m.
No. s. 8. 30 p. m.
No. o-II.4S p. m.
New-York tribune., 1908-09-16
LIVESTOCK MARKET.

New York September - 19tls
Tins - cars for slaushterers and So for the market
sales on live weight re b, srctiv good and choice
& eI and bulls 50 Of cattle % Mere - sSgsG5f
M 4,sn5 A. generally steady prices No cables Iroa tne
London and Liverpool cAtle ne v ma ,Se Majestic will
ts3e out for London market about -'''o quarters u
bee OesA1vEs-Reoelp,s $50 head Including 4 & 70 for
butchers and and 80 stead prices calves we're IN
supply and % TeTy yrres ag We're held over Poor
10 good veas S4G$s per % Ioo 10 fn p5 svss
2o' osf at saI3izc city dressed sgSc for cogn
try dressed. and 6gsc for dressed sFa'Se' -'-
milks " p Hume. Sc western calves. s4a 70 average
at s. JSsd 70 per CO. vsas 1es at So cull' 1'S ~
at $ s. sa3a.ss 5a 9sa do 800 n W:s S 30
l do. no n. al s.. CO. i0' '' "
cazsI sEtE=P ~ axp fAMBs-Recep,s were rs cars or or
sl28 head ineipdlns Win the stale STOCK . sale
sheep weTe a,e' bf az Iiers were holding about
eteadv on the expectation OF light Tece.P is+s bonr
NeaTy h -, nrime sheep s. sea<t per To- n
cus at sSS-=55sa. 81 few yearlings 81 so Dressed
mutton steady at 5gsG Per e,1n 10 so0u
sac al S. Is per u: 252 do. e. n at So llo do
IS ib at 90, commission Company: Kentucky lambs
70 s6 20 247 West s % Kentucky sheep Iii
10 NsvoH az 70 Co: 22s Ken{ucky lambs - H. e. lS
Is Ksnasy shs5B sS5 s9sie aaa 'qll a6s a%Hs S
es IL At 81 L. culs. - 10. AZ % ~ S'a'e F
AZ . bucks 1t0 To- AZ 80 ,,,,hs
II, - ,-ov7r1issIon Company "a lndiana
So 2S9 Kentucky do. Te III. az 50 %; 90 LOG
indiana cuils Ii. at 81 AZ lnsjans az In shseP' = IT,
Indd & co: go Kentucky lan1os 90 10 az - o.;
~ ste do n IL s5 65; Is do teust % 70. a.
e. Is PennsvIvania do. - H. at 81 so STATE sneep
Tio m AT S4 Pennsylvania culls - 10 al y '''
"H0t;S2Receipts 174s cars. or 3I4s heea m
,Itna rarely a carload for the market FeennS
about steady hogs and pigs mixed sofa AT - -
per 100 III. 49, ~ rizs III
average az 81 % per 100 10 rouEhs ssS 10 az So 5
hogs iea H. 81 30: IS state do Us 10 az ~ - 90 %
o. a. 1I7 ib al 40. 50 do. i50 10. at - 90 o.
rorebs sos H. a Sc 40; stag $50 10 az % % o,,
Kerns Commission Conpany. '-Ate Ses'eIu9S'- ---
pa1nsvIvania hogs 123 lb. at So 20 49, - 800
( Judd 4. tIate yesterday 6h STATE noEs. ~
IN a. e. 20. roughs 10. at Sc 30; 3 stays 21O
H. 81 80 - s.,.e bo~z 1q4
IN at 81 20; . roughs $50 Ii, at SO 70
New-York tribune., 1908-09-16
HAvENs & co. CREDITORS ACTIVE.
Engage Attorney to Force Settlement o.
Bring Criminal Action.

After waiting year and a half for some settle
rnent By the failed stock firm Of E. p. Havens &
Co. Of No 10 Wall street. Of the creditors
have employed Morris kamber. OF No. 90 Nassau
street who failing force some form OF payment
will be instructed. It said yesterday. bring
e criminal action
i had some stock held by z. B. Havens & Co.
said Abraham N W Bergen. of Jamaica yesterday.
II was amply margined with IS per cent margin
deposited with the firm When the house went 10
smash the stock was Sold under the rules of the
exchange Since that time I and others have been
assured there would be settlements. First the
henent was to be made within sixty days Then
ninety Gays vas set. Then six months. Then a
year. We haven't got penny. There was book
Keeper, an told who juggied the accounts. opeT~
stng for himself without the firms knowledge bat
with the firms customers money He is still at
liberty. Nov. for one, IL none OF my money is
70 be returned. want TO some people go behind
bars I lost thousands through no fault Of my
OWL
II was said a. the time OF the failure that mem
hers OF the firm had inkng that crash
impending. Herbert /. Norton. manager Of the
main oiices resigned few days before the failure
sno was made assignee when the crash came.
New-York tribune., 1908-09-16
OTHER MARKETs-eY TELEGRAPH.

Chicago sept 15-CATTLE-Peeeipts estimated aooSl ~
roo head market Common 20 prime steers y oo
81 90 calves ss 5oiSS so. stockers and feeders 50 6d
40 ES-ReceiPts about 1e 900 head; market strong
touching s. 7O The highest price OF the year Cnoiss
I'ixa5 81 65GS7 so choice light s. 3ofST 49 packing
s-SSS 25 nias x3 1896: bulk OF OF sales 81 5OE$t 30
SSI4s1g Bscapts estimated about $1,000 head market
seady sheep S3 50GS4 So; vearnss 81 So9S4 10 lAos
81 2JaS5 ID . -, i,
hiInsrs e. 3OFrS7 IS; common. 81 SO4$5 70 CATTLE
SI ana weak, fair good shippers. 81 SCdSo 80 con
mon S2ds2 so sHEEP. lev ana easy $leS' o.
T.AAfT5S-SIow and lower; 81 2op$9 30
I-+ rrffalo Sept I5-CATTLE = Steady. prime
stors ssTSsG 80 vEALS-Recepts. 250 head; slow and
~. ioysrt xs4SS 70 HOGS-ReCeipts, 59OO head good
active and 1Oc higher: common SLOW 9td NJ
e. ~ r1ebs SG6s6 so $4QS5. daries 80 taG$t
S2II.p sSIj IAAIBS-Recepts. 2Oto head; slow; year
iirgs 2c lower; others steady; yearlings ana Wehes
S4 c5QS4 so.
Kansas city. sept 5-CATTLE-Reoeipts. 900 head.
,rc1udinr 3G0 Souherns market for best steers sedy
tor e. 70 others weak 15c lower: $50 cars OF nve
stock the greatest number in six years arrveu
'ssi heef steers s6 25aST fair to good 81 sss5
western steers SO 65GS5 2O stoekers and Leeoers
asa Southern stesrs qS4 %, hssr sS SOC 81 80.
2, ~ 60 5oas9 %. calves S4HS6 So HOGS-EeceipIs
~ 400 head: market to Sc higher top - 2 bulk
OF sales s6 s5a$I 10 heavy a dsrS1 ~; saSs 5
IfHlSts rerepts head; market steady % shade
lambs S4df$5 80: ewes and 80 iStts4 "
Western yearlings So aogSt - western seep- % S'S
81 az. stockers and feeders sStsS4
T~,ion stock Yards Ptttsburg. Sept 15.-CATTLE-
c,,nniy light slow; choice, S6TSb 10; prime % % q
- op fEF,P-SuppIy light, steady; prime wethers.
s4 25nS4 30; cus and common SzgS 20. IaIIes g - y
e. sS veal calves $sGSs % HOGS-Rsceipts light
3rbs-. pr,me heavies. 81 404ST so. medium 81 90 n
e. IA heavy Yorkers, 81 % 81 So light Workers 20 4V
n Sc 90: pigs s6gs6 %; roughs. IS 55fs5 60
New-York tribune., 1908-09-16
EXPORTS.
CASH QUOTATIONS.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

,-O,-,, New York II.
,,vsy IL II = After opening unchanged 10 points
u"iIS 70 easier French cables sac
'Ile cofJee market wit
iteiet support IN evidence prices around the
--La,ls l''ri close steady UNCHANGED TO
FONTS iowep sales reported OF baEs
= franc 10 q franc lower the hour OF the local
ItFhiilG ana remained about
flehcl trade was influenced by Brazilian weather
ps Tor there has recently been
dfai CRY weather In sac Paulo va witt
prospects icr the coming
,aA3 ram IN ali districts Otherwise
feature IN either the Brazilian European
bufe was lhc1anEed L. = pfenuiE lower. OF the pri
oaay markets Rio was - reis higher and santos
again unlOoied owing doubt, continuation of
me strike Receipts continued heavy yesterdays cable
reporting lloeD bags At the ports 72uo
iast year and lS>eQO years receipts
were a. 500 bags 5000 last year 900
1Mo years age As las been frequently pointed
hdoitlea surtaS into effect toward the
week ana no material falling OF Brazilian
heat Is expecieo prior 70 that Development while
Celpts during october Will be watched closely
iAely 10 afIoTl conservative guide size
OF the current crop The market for coffee
quiet but steady on the basis OF 6iGc for Rio No. 4
The range Of contract prices in the local market
day follows
New-York tribune., 1908-09-16

coffee Rio-Coffee market steady No RIO.
$3.50; l. 3l6d. receipts $4,000 bags for two
active: Nos and Santos quoted receipts Too"
bags for days. stock lTl5,opp- HsmburE-Cofee
market opened unchanged 10 IA pig lower. at p NJ
unchanged TO \ pig lower, at IN vas net un
changed = pig lower sales. 600" bags ta're-tnt
Zee market opened L o 3 T.
changed; ?. unchanged, $50 unchanged
total sales. $1,000 bags.
COTTDS-After early decline the cotton market
I'd during to-ays trading and ruled quite nTi
IN the last hour. close steady at net
bales The marker opened points lower, and during
early session showed net loss OF TO 2 points
selling promoted by relief from West Indian storm
apprehension cables and heavier receipts lt
s7Sc for October the downward movement was
by the late trading there Was
quite sharp buying people who were
by the failure OF the nahet
tn ceclne when relieved from storm fear
also by strength in New Orleans and reports o
Interior markets. close within point
half The South seller early but seemed
In the absence OF any
better failure ot the market 10
reflect apparently Of loca! sentiment
q immediate danger from tns "eSt lhu+-i
ming factor since the close
slf has is being attributed
steadlness OF interior holders ana he
sellers contracts waiting Tor spo 70
break nearer parity with the local market teore
wire from NeA orleans
buyers into the Eastern markets on
lbc higher Eehefal'S
shade higher Dispatches from M"hlie cts.I
OF Alabama has ordered state tfpos
be in readiness to Cley County, where hisht
riding cotton growers Ead 20 DE becoming wide
spread - =. a..
as
New-York tribune., 1908-09-16
BOSTON WOOL MARKET.

Boston sept 15.-seutimcut IN the wool market s 9
hetter OF business during the last
yes has hut activity Is sttH far
from Prices practically unch9nSed- Ihe
leading domestic quotations as follows Domestic
vVoos: OHIO and Pennsylvania neeces-N& S2Q'i5ct y
Sf939,- No I washed 34d35c. No washed. 3SdfSac-
is unyvsshed 2e21c: L blood combing &c. = blood
c9rbfuz 25d2Sc- courhnE 25c; dsaiue washed
S+QS5c delaue unyvashsd. 26G2Tc- Michigan Wisconsin
NJ York fePcss-Ffne unwashec lHHElc. deaine
I,1rsabs5 95G15r. = blood Hnwssisd 2JG26c- = blood
Invvashed a5r. a blood unwashed. 2Sf2tc- kentucky
blood. 26d2Ic. : blood. 2Ssf4c
-sxas and Cieorgia-Fine u months. 2ucs fine 20
uonrhs T5TfTc. me fall. 14dl5c; Georgia aai lake.
2aG23c California Northern choc~ La Isc norineTn
average 16d1Tc; rniddle county la
fall southern. ldallc oregon
Sen No stable 1S6lec. eastern No I clothins.
f4915C: valley No I. lS@tc.
s.s,rsd yaues: Texas-Fine i2 months 1O91zc rom
4364Ic- fine fail. i20+Sc Caitornla--
SabArn 4ed43c. middle county. SSf4Vc southern SIG
3sc: fan free SSqSIc Oregon--E2Stern 40 sC@pis:
rT-itorv-Ftne staple 51GSSc hne afediun staple.
45a4Sc hne medium clothing. -
Ss5So i blood 5OG55c S blood. 4Sq55 : blood $50
45c PIied-Extra. 56aSIc' me a 'oez0-e' y 7up@S'
New-York tribune., 1908-09-16
e,,RopEAN PRODUCE MARKET.

Liverpool sept. 15.--CIosing: wtIEAT-Spot- s-na.
No , red Western winter. Is "a; No l California -
quiet September. IS IS ID December
p =S.d. March IS 6Ssd. CORN-SpOt steady, Ameri-
car 1iTed rs SD futures quiet. September IS Oc
tobe- IS 81 d FLOUR-Wnter patents quiet IS ID
HOPS at London Pacific Coastl. steady e los -
TSEF.F-Extra India mess. steady. 1oTs ed PORK
Prime mess western. firm. T6s Sd HAMS-Shert cut.
- 10 1S M strong SIS BACON-CunnberlanEE
90 to so ID. 54s Sd. short rib. is to "A le.
strong 55s Sd long clear middles. light. = to -
III strong 53s long clear middles heavy. 50 to
40 IL strong SIS. short clear backs. rs 70 ~ u.
sroue SOS 81 clear I2 1s H. strong 5Ss Sd
.DERS-Square, II to Is 70. strong. 4os LARD
western n te-ces. strong. Us, American.
refined in pals strong. SIS Sd Cheese canadian
finest white new. firm SIS Canadlan hhes 90
TTTRPENTiNE-Spirits steady. 27s Sd LISSEED OK
pull PAS PETROLEU M-Quiet. Tied ROS1N-
f,n,,rr Etsadv. Is Sd
New-York tribune., 1908-09-16
J. L. REINH4RDT SUED.
Partner IN Stock Transaction 14SkS
Quarter Million Damages.

Suit has been brought in the Supreme Court
szairst J. Thomas Reinhardt, OF No. 3S Broad
street by Philip H Moore, engineer, OF the
Nicnse Cold Mining and Lipsigate Gold Aiming
companies, asking for an accounting OF moneys
alleged TO have been derived from the sale OF
stock Of the TWO companies
By the terms of an agreement said 10 have been
made by the men Reinhardt was TO market the
stock and the profits were to be divided between
them Moore alleges that Reinhardt sold the
steok for his interest and profit and that 10
diminish the profits Of the plaintiff he made wash
sales" on the curb in Boston and New York. act
ing in collusion with brokers.
Besides asking for an accounting of the sales Of
fhe stock the plaintiff asks that Reinhardt be
restrained from making any more wash sales -
and demands sg50eo0 damages.
New-York tribune., 1908-09-16
COMMITTEE IN BOOTH & co. AFFAIRS.
To Act with Receiver in Management of
Business

Chicago. Sept 15-Creditors of A. Booth & Co.
whose affairs were placed in the hands Of a re-
csiTer last week. met to-day al the Corn Exchange
National Bank and selected seven members OF a
committee of eight act in connection with W J.
chalmers. receiver. in the mansEenent Of the com
FsHys business. Those present at the meeting
hod claims agsregating more than 100000. The
Following were named TO act on the committee: E.
q Hemil, president of the Corn Exchange Bank
chairman; ?. o. whetmore. vice-president Of the
First National Bank. secretary; Alexander Rob
ertson vioe-preeident Of the Continental National
Bank, and Ralph Van Vechter. vice-president of
The Commercial National Bank, all OF Chicago;
John {. McKeon. vice-president Of the National
Park Bank, of New York; H b Lusch, note
broker. Chicago. and Neal Rantoui. Of i. Mosely
d Co, note brokers. Boston. The other member
OF the committee will be selected later.
New-York tribune., 1908-09-16

but about q up from lowest The visible supnl, de-
creased o., 600 bushels and Liverpool
while total interior receipts about the same as
iast year No here quoted elevs stor
anu 5h.2c dellyered both nominal oATS-There
cohslderanle selling pressure this
out the day and prices way sharing much
IN the later rallies in other markets visible sup
ply increased .0d2 .000 bushels
as doows Mixed. 26 TO SO 10, SIC; natural white, 26
70 81 10 :1S Jjc and clipped white O u.
SIC EfE-Ma rket dull; No > western sac, nominal
b New York. BARI.ET-Marl<et easy; mailing. Sc
q aoc Buffalo. and feeding. 69lac, / New
New-York tribune., 1908-09-16
cOLER WANTS ss,25O,ooo FOR 1903.
Estimate so Per Cent Larger than Amount
Needed for This Year.

Borough President CoIer OF Brooklyn has sub
United estimate OF what he thinks IL ought 10
cost TO run his Office in 1899 He asks for in
Crease Of something like 80 per cent over
what ne received for 1865. which 2.ola,ss2 %.
For next year the Borough President wants 81. 80
"a 20. OF this increase $4,000 Is for increase of
salaries and new jobs.
New-York tribune., 1908-09-16
glDDEFoRp FIRE LOSS ssuo,ooo.

Biddeford. Me. sert- IA spectacular fire which
caused property loss estimated at ssoo destroyed
more than fifteen of lumber yards. more than
Score of tenement houses. several factories and
ZONE railroad property early To-day both sides
et the saco River, IN the cities of saco and Bdde-
ZERO 4 brisk wind famed a small Ere in pile
|" shaelngs il one lumber yard and the flames
49,
New-York tribune., 1908-09-16

s., 5oa7sr: do Jersey, per BOX 2sa75c: wATERCREss
- 100 punches S1d$l 80. r 80 .zzz- a.
e = Te~ennber 50 62is March 50 %. No :
81 -. No ). s. 20. rejected 30 o-'7
New-York tribune., 1908-09-16
DRoPosALs ToR BICYCLEs. DEF

nROPOsALS FOR BICYCLES. DEPOT QUARTER
/ masters once. 20 Whitehall 81. New York. y y.
IqOS-Ssaled proposals. triplcate- subject 70
the conditions will be received here until Y clock
NOON Oct 9 then opened. for furnishing and
100 bicycles subject to
c~sase IL desired this Department Specifications
and fun information furnished upon
Application Office Envelopes containing proposals
Proposals for Bicycles. u be Opened
oct Q 1905, addressed Ia Col WM ; PATFEN
O11art
New-York tribune., 1908-09-16

nI-ARTERMASTER'S OFFICE. WEST POINT y Y.
Il September IA I9Cs-Seaed proposals, rtplicsts.
subject to ususl conditions will De received a. this
September ~. 1905. Tor
construction OF
Iyas+ Point accordance with plans and spsct-
Tbe United States reserves
right to accept reject all proposals. Forms
Tor proposals furnished application Address Quar-
taruaster. West Point. N Y
New-York tribune., 1908-09-16
1Roposns FOR coMM1ssARY FooDsTUFFs.

DRoPOsALs FOR COMMIssARY FOoDsTUFFs.
i etc Ofce Of Panama Rail Road Company. "A
STATE Street New York September 10. 1905 Sealed
Droposas are invited furnishing cornisssry food
srufs etc 70 Panama Rail Road Company in
sC~oriancA with terms and conditions contained
Circular No. P-1T4 Circulars and full information
NAV be obtained at the following named places.
which points bids will be received until P n. Qcto-
ber 1905 then opened in public The Purchas-
ing Department. Panama Rail Road COMPANY - state
Street York. Office OF Assistant purchasing
Agent Panama Rail Road COMPANY, custom House; Ho1;;
New Orleans. La. Depot Commissary, Z s 4. 1853
North Point Street san FTsHGisco Cal Depot COM
rnissarv L A Federal Building. Chicago III. and
chief Cornmissary Department OF Dakota St Paul
Minn-Weudeu / Simpson, Major. 18Th Infantry
u s. A. Commssary Purchasing Agent Panama
p r Co - state St. New YORK
S,EiAI.ED PROPOSALS IN TRIPLICATE WILL. BE
- OF the Comm tsstOEsr OF I'm
migration Ellis Island. New York Haroor, until ten
o'clock a m THURSDAY. october I. 1908. and then
opened for exclusive privilege, 70 be enjoyed for
neriod from which contract becomes
sNsctfve TO June 1911 for furnishing food to de-
ransd aliens maintaining restaurant at the Ellis
Island Immigration station Proposals must be ac-
a certified check for $1,000 drawn On a
national bank payable the order OF the Secretary
Of Labor General Information as 20
the conditions and limitations OF bidding etc can be
obtained upon application 70 the Commissioner OF
Inr1ig-ation at Ellis Island. New York Harbor- ROB
ERT WATCHOE{N Commissioner OF immigration Forl
o New York.
New-York tribune., 1908-09-16

DATED Albany. August 81. 1908
Oxford eagle., 1908-03-26
AVERT COAL STRIKE
MINE WORKERS ADOPT SCALE
COMMITTEES REPORT.
OPERATORS READY TO SIGN
Mitchell Plan NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. 70
Force Central District
Scale

Indianapolis. Ind.-with few
changes. the International conven-
tion Ot mine workers Thursday
adopted its scale committees report.
Briefly stated. the policy Is that the
separate districts may adopt wage con
tracts with their operators. that such
contracts shall be for one year. and
that the scale shall provide for mot
less than the present wage rates"
Section I. providing that the south
western district miners may meet
their operators at once and settle upon
a scale. was adopted. This settles all
questions Of strike in the Southwest
as the operators there are ready TO
sign a scale
The report favors settlement with
the o2erators by districts which will
me.s that the Indiana operators will
sigt AZ once. and. Of course. other
stats are also expected to sign. The
miners demand the continuance Of the
present wage scale
Oxford eagle., 1908-03-26
FIFTY-NINTH DAY.

The same spirit that ac:uated ma
iority of the Senate in the matter of
dealing with the message of Gov. Noel
in vetoeing the bill known as the Sim
mons bill, to invalidate and relinguish
the States claim TO land sold for delin-
quent taxes, which were not brought
forward subsequent to the abatement
act of 1875, manifested itself in the
House this morning.
After hearing an able and concise
statement of the legal phases Of the case,
and an analysis of the veto objections
from Senator Leftwieh, who had been
asked TO present the matter. and a sup
Elemental statement on the practical
side of the question from Senator Whit
man, the House. by a vote of "a yeas to
% nays, passed the bill over the veto.
In both Houses considerable progress
was made today in the work of clearing
up the dockets.
A joint resolution. which had pre-
viously been offered in the House, pro-
viding for a commission to act entirely
without compensation, with the purpose
in view of raising by popular srbscrip-
tion not less than $500, to be added
to the funds already in hand for the
battleship testimonial, was introduced
and passed the Senate unanimously. The
resolution was sent Immediately TO the
House.
The most important feature of the
morning session of the House was the
bill to authorize the establishment, un-
or certain safeguards and restrictions,
1f clearing house association in the
state, which will become law at this
session.
Considerable progress was made
today in both Senate and House, where
practically all of the local bills were
taken up and passed.
Oxford eagle., 1908-03-26
FIFTY-ErGHTH DAY.

The features in the legislature today
were the passing Of the Simmons land
tax bill, which was vetoed BY the gov
eTnOr. who gave his reasons therefor in a
lengthy message, the measure being
passed over the veto by a vote of al
most four to one. The governor had
discovered certain features that seemed
unconstitutional. and while he agreed
with the spirit of the measure he was
doubtful as to the phrasing and wording.
The Senate seemed TO have thought diff
ferently.
The East bill TO grant debtors the
right TO redeem lands sold under trust
deed or deed of transfer within year
after sale was indefinitely postponed by
the Senate.
The House passed the Hebron anti
convict leasing bill as applies to counties.
There was strong opposition to the bill,
but the preponderance of judgment over
pOwering, the vote on passing being two
to one.
The regular order was the considers-
tion of Senate bills with favorable re-
ports, and several of these were disposed
Of.
Among the bills considered was the
Senate bill providing for the use by
families of mileage books issued for use
in the State, giving each member OF a
family equal right 20 the same book, as
though they were the individual pur-
chasers Under the terms OF the bill the
father. mother, son OF daughter may be
permitted 10 certify to their identity.
while the parents may certify Al to tn
identity Of the minor children. The
penalty fixed 10 be inflicted on the rail
roads disregarding the terms of the bill
is a maximum of $50 and a minimum of
s25, to be recovered by fine. on eonvie-
tion in any court of competent iurisdic-
tion. The bill passed.
Oxford eagle., 1908-03-26
la FolIe,.e Conclude. Speech.

MISUNDERSTANDING his speech
begun in the senate last Tuesday. Sen
ator Ia Toilette Of Wisconsin Thurs
day devoted considerable time to dis
cnssing proposition for the physical
valuation Of railroads The blind sen
ator from Oklahoma. Mr. Gore. at
tempted to draw Mr. La Toilette into
a criticism Of the actions Of the pres
ident and Secretary cortelyou. in con
nection with the recent financial dis
turbance. but failed. the Wisconsin
senator expressing the opinion that
the president had acted in way
which he believed at the time to be in
the best interest OF the country. The
senate devoted part Of the day to the
consideration of the omnibus claims
bill. and then referred 1t back to the
committee for further consideration.
Oxford eagle., 1908-03-26
ASKS MERCY EoR ORCHARD.
Judge wood Imposes Death Penalty.
but Urges conlrrutstior.

Boise. Idahc-Judge Wood. in
the district court at Caldwell.
"wednesday sentenced Harry Orchard
10 death for the murder Of ex Gov.
Steunenberg and recommended that
the board Of pardons commute his sen
tenee TO imprisonment In the peniten-
tiary. In a written ruling Judge Wood
gives as a reason for his recommen-
dation that Orchard told the truth in
his testimony in the Haywood and Pet
tibone trials.