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New-York tribune., 1908-07-10
CHICAGO GRAIN AND PROVISIONS.

Chicago. July e-The local wheat markee Vas
strong to-day. owing chiefly TO moderate acsl. We H
demand for the cash grain in this country ana 10
higher prices at European grain markeus- AZ tue
cI0se the September delivery was up l14c 10 1s G.
corn was off zs c Oats were down 1c- FroVlSIohS
we're nc TO Be TO 1211c higher.
The wheat market was active and strong Amos
ALI dav There dip of about 42c at tle "
Start due to selling by local bears, fnduceo oy
favorable weather for the new crop IN the CaIteu
states but q number Of the leading commission
houses were good buyers and the market soon
rallied prices advancing lac to Z17c from Li !
low point Of the day. Firm cables hght 5s FeoeiPt
in the Northwest. good demand for cash Nheal
both in the Northwest and Southwest ana IePoar @ %
of Improved export inquiry at the seapoart, "eee
action late in the session on profit taxing. pu pEc
the market closed strong. SEPTEMBER oPeneSH Ss c
sold off to S8Isc and then advanced to 9Oss G nc
close at soc Clearances of wheat ana iOqs iOV
were 342, 900 bushels. compared with 4s4,uOV
els the corresponding day year ago M go
against $50 cars last week and SZI cars d 'e
Rapid development Of the new crop owing to
favorable weather conditions caused weakness ~ n
the corn naTket' sentiment t DT'Is I,ies Occurred
o. Us free selling bv longs which caused re-
reU5ed weakness The market closed weak AT al
most the lowest point OF the day. septeHIiioeit
opened = TO- to- . i9weT a. ~ TO The close was
at II 7sc- Local receipts were lOf cars VII" Vi
oats We're weak throughout the session. the
market being bearishly affected by the govern fr
the new crop. Selling was general and buying
was mainly By shorts septenlber opened &c %
Closed st 3s.zc. Local receipts we're 81 cars
Provisions we're firm all day because OF scuIs s
ard principally by holders a. the close septet ZEN
ber pork was up i2lge At SIS SO Lara vas 80
s ssls es " 70 IS So ~ ''''S "'''
Estimated receipts for Tomorrow Wheat o29 az
cars; corn 1856 cars; oats. 81 cars hogs' -o'Voo
New-York tribune., 1908-07-10
Cash QUOTATIONS..
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.
New York. July 9. 1908

New Acrk. July =, lSos
,,rr-rF-The Iocsl coffee market opened with
coz ~ srd unchanged 10 points higher lin
sgtgFes zc--srs The gain was lost owing 10
tsi o. % ss-nsnd with slight local selling pressure
~ VI ~ f--e rally resulting from renewed moder-
lHsl S-TtrE and final prices were net unchanged 70
lo1 0f 1hs total sales OF 1880 bags for
poinls Us an exchange Of go bags OF July FOR
the a. points and sale OF 400 bags Of July,
ssptsA'S a. prz6o Chaves & Co, Of Santos, cable
iss a. cS-4--a-e present Santos crop a. SoeoeO
ns ~ ,.6 bsEs With the Rio crop inquired at about
. 49, total present Brazil crop
80 90 =, i 500 0oo bags would be given This
o. Conservative, and neither oeaTIsh
ss11A1s rsr5ency- The weather IN the coffee
ncr 80 - = Paulo tne- The Havre coffee market
I11s o 1I--er and Hamburg closed with September
eosel :. -. ether months Unchanged Warehouse ce-
- were moderate Receipts al Kio ana santos were
.se- .ul1 fer the Gay ,. =. -.
me ne o contract prices in the Local market to-day
New-York tribune., 1908-07-10


1852 IS. and futures showing same gain at f1$s
sympathy. closing 2sIoa 20. .25c. coPPER~fn Lon
on futures to f5s Jos Local prices were unchanged
fss snd a es ss:0iiS St.
pnGssnseG @ IN 60t m msTks1s closing at f12 LIS in
In London advanced Ss 70 t1s 5s, and was hrmer
changed for standard foundry at 4ss Sd. and I'D
So foundry Norhn qaofed s6f fns at I dSis 3
iron oerthcates continued dun and unchanged with
regular @ sTsdss closing as tQows July slS so asked
gsIs55' November, SIS 15@s1e; December. SIS 10
MoLAssEs AND sYKUPs-The market for syrups
oGt sed iP pe snd
M9aoLAsskSMNew Orleans centrifugal common log
@Tsens lse GPen k!s d Is c 20
oILs-cottonseed OIL active to-day. prices
crop outlook and selling Of late months % BY mills
zoo September 4ss47e 1000 October 42Aa4sc and and
demand at cd eeesafi0Rs & seep S eGI51Sfo
STANDARD vbe b6ls s7s bulk fo' So Phiiadepha
bulk 1850; refined cases. York, 10 Soc Philadel-
4c Phadslphia 10 zoe bulk aSc water white cases
New York IL sec; Phadephis l2 Sc coIToNSEGp
ssse 5aiy 81 s4ss: 4sS s5stss ssg5s.SsF
peoember S7as7 Nc; OF yellow. July 423a9
es o sopa Pe 2e Enef yso se PIs NsED
seed. city raw, 44a45c: outoftown raw. $50
PRoYIsIoNs-In face Of lower hogs and liberal
receipts.
wheat closing best point. Chicago receipts
32ooo hogs estimated for Friday 20 900 kan,
Western receipts $4,000. PORK-Steady. Quot
clear sl7 25Gs1S so BEEF-Steady. Quoted: Mess
st ga 50 e1ra slS iG fnda a ms ss 90
Firm Quoted SIS sac. DRESSED HoGS-Steadyc; c
e. s s S $50 CTR Fl $50 e ed bsl
lies steady. Quoted Smoking. 1044c; 10 lb. 1oltc;
Il H. e1zc; u ID. &c Picked hams steady Quoted;
4a5ac LARD-Firm, Quoted: Middle Western
fined lard steady. quoted: South America; 10 $0c;
STEADY Quoted 81 QSAc sTEARINE-Firrn-
Quoted: Oleo. II &c; city lard stearine. 1214c-
and the various assortrnents Full prices
quoted Quotations follow Screenings 80. Q4c;
ordinary, AZ G4%c fair, 595&c; good ordinary -
foreign x. q 64c; Rangoon and Bassein. ~ 95hc.
SUGAR-The market for refined sugar was steady
quiet ana unchanged The following list prices,
for cash seven days: Crystal dominos a-t3c
Eagle tablets 77oc; cut loaf see crushed e.lec,
Eagle. 5-Ib bags powdered and Eagle confectionery
graduated. 5.65c powdered, coarse powdered and
Fruit powdered and Eagle and extra fine gran
ulated, 55oc; Eagle 2-b cartons OF hne grsnulateo
soc; bags DO. 5.7Oc 81 -lb bags do, 565c; 6b
bags Go. 56oc; 1e-Ib bags do 5-55c % and so III
bags 5.45c; Eagle fine standard granulated and
sec; nos and 3 615c: No 4. 5.Ioc; No 3 5O5c;
no G. sc; Z. CSC; No s. 4-90c; No 9. 4S5c; No
Il. 1e 4 55c. London cables the worlds
supply OF at $50, 600 tons The London
bee sugar market "a lower but firm at the
decline and July and August at lis 81 d The local
market vas steady quoted 43ec for 90 test,
centrifugal 8. sec for SO test nuscovado and $3.50
o nnolasses sugar Sales were 1000 baEs
nearby anoat at 3ec, basis landed terms TO
Federal Sugar Refining Company.
New-York tribune., 1908-07-10
RAILROADS
vEW JERSEY CENTRAL

~vTr- -rorrP TRAIE TO PHILADELPa aIs
EVERY HOUR oS THE HoCE
FOR PHILADELPHIA. Lv. ". 2Sd y.
-6.5o. $50. 20 so 800 lo;2o' tl5'' ~ ~
45o. $50. $50 $50. $50. i1So p T.
suns.sys. $50. S. so. ESQ. 1850. 1l-50 a. n
l2-s0. $50. $50. 40. $50. S-S0. S-'o' '-'0'
'-Io ~ =. LTgEFTY -g KY 30 $50. 100 500.
$50 300. 1000. I1-00. lid A n. - -
noon. LEO. I'D. eco. 200. 40. 40, 49,
Sun sun-sve W. So s0 500 500. 1000 100 a
IL 90 noon, LOO. Z. 90. 800. 100, SO. 49,
100. 500 200. 1O-3O p m L - rletl- :. 4
FOR BALTIMORE AND WASHING IOS-
Isv w I'D ST:-T5O $50, ll-SO a. nss
1-50. 3-50. $50. $50 ,. m daily. " - - -,
ERTY sT.:-13O. 500. 1000 a m. lzO'
HoPq FOR 20 SrtSSffS Las sIS9 cry IT ? 4 LS % 20
ST-:-9.5O a M. Q25O Sats- onlyl. 80
?. n sundays. ESQ m. ? 20 ? N N .. "
LIBERTY ST---10-00 a m. QOo S@ts-
VIA ALL FAII.-Lous Branch. Asour1
s 90 11.2o a N. (122O. 100 satS. onIyl.
1.2O. 3-2O. (420 does not stop az L1ns a9
Branch or run or Sats-l. 40. 49,
except satsl. $40. $40. 11-5O ,. n sun
davsl aO5. 8 90 a m. 50. ) 20 D n Lv-
LIBERTY ST.;-E0O. $40. 30 a rls
(f2 40. I'D Sats- cnly). I'D. 90. % -
does no. stop a. s L9ns s9nt 5aas9 s9s sso On 20
.. m. f2OI midnight Suu6ays. $50. S-Io-
loco a m, zoo. s 30 D. m
SANDY HOOK ROJTE--Fior Atla1fio
Highlands. Sea Bright. Monmouth Beach,
Long Branch. Asbury Park. OCEAN Grove.
&C Lv. Pier 81. " r. Foot ". 42d 81
$50 935 1870 a. N. 1230. 30. 8 ~.
a Is. SIS. 7.45 p n SUNDAYS. s-O0. 10 90
4 m. LOO $50. 7.4S ? n Leave Per 10.
N p Foot cedar St. els. 1000. 100
a n. 90. zoo. 3.45. AS. 5 As, $40 ? m
sundays. ESQ. 1870 a. H.. 130. 400. $40
2 m
Time tables nav be obtained at follow
ing Offices: Liberty 81. lW- I'D St Tel.
Chelsea 3144. Piers 10 and 81 y R.
Astor House. 2i5. s34. 1860. 1854 Broadway.
iS2 225. 2S1 Fifth Av-. 279S Third Az. IL
West I25th St. 245 Columbus Az. New
York: Court St. 543. 344 Eslton 81. 40
Nostrand Az. Brooklyn 5eD Broadvay-
WILLIAMSBURG. New York Transfer Co calls
for and checks baggage 70 Destination
New-York tribune., 1908-07-10
RnARD AND ROOMS.

lbs yVFS-T StT4 ST--NeWiy furnished
rooms board optional. convenient L anc
suhv-sv. Telephone. reference
SO WEST. END AVE tcurner 1884 sc).-
Tyro-< from Riverside Park. subway sta
.t,,, ara surface cars most beautiful iOca-
tior IN New York. handsomely Furnished
rooms. private baths private telepnones
s7fue-i0r table
New-York tribune., 1908-07-10
BALTIMORE q OHIO r. R.

ROYAL BLUE LINE TRAINS
Every other hour the even hour
TO BALTIMORE AND WASHINGTON
Direct Connections in New Cnieu station
Washington. with all Lines South
Leave New York Daily 23d 81. Liby 81
WASHINGTON. SFpers. 1l-J0 pm 80 ann
WASHINGTON. Diner. I-5o am 500 am
WASHINGTON. Diner. $50 am 1000 am
SParior car y. Y. TO Richmond. VaJ
WASHINGTON. Diner. 11-50 am 100 n n
WASHINGTON. Buffet. f-50 pm 200 prn
ROYAL LTD" Diner. 3-5O ? n 400 pn.
WASHINGTON. Buffet $50 pm 100 pm
Through Daily Trains TO the West
CHICAGO. PITTSBCRG. 80 am % am
CHICAGO. COLUMBUS if-50 am u % n n
PITTSBURG. CLEVEL D. $50 pm % pm
.sPrTTSBCRG LIMITED. $50 pm 100 pm
CTN.,sT. LOUIS, LOUSY. u. 50 pm 80 am
GIN. ST LOUIS. .LOTISF.. Q so am 1000 am
CIN. ST louis. .LOU -Sv.. $50 Pm SEQ pm
Offices. 245. 434. 1900 BroadVay. Asto-
House los Greenwich 81. -, 5th Az, 3el
Grand st. y Y: 34S Fulton St. Brooklyus
West 23d St and Liberty 81
After s D m Sleeping Car Rsssrva tons
and full information regarding trains. etc.
can be obtained at Bureag Of Information
b o. P R. I'D ST. Terminal Phons
Number. ChelSea-3i44
New-York tribune., 1908-07-10
,n...xn a.p ROOT rArLEA

OF billiard and POO. ..
bles: ni1h grade bowling alley nuiIoers'
,oves. pr,rea Marx Bros-. - Union sduAfN
New-York tribune., 1908-07-10
FURNISHED ROOMS TO LET

PLEASANT large and snail rooms; run-
ming water: bath; oeaurtfla lccatior,s res-
sonahle. near subway 2o52 Ser ave
10Th ST. ia EAST-LArge. cool rooms:
hot, cold running water: bath. 'phors.
$50: gentleman couple
IBID ST. 52s WEST Suite rooms. front:
private bath. separate entrance OF single
rooms Janitor.
New-York tribune., 1908-07-10
LOST-BANKBoOhs-

F4NKBOOk No. 5O9.s22 OF the Gnion ,-. Dl.-s ,.-s
Savinrs Institution IS missing any P1Is
ts,-iT- a claim 70 It IS hereby called
mon 10 present the same within zen l.1!, cas-
- sr1bn1ft to having said passDo'A S0-
ceiIaE ard a new one issued
I0sT -Rankbook No. 92O. .6s5. Bank for
savings. $50 4th ave. New 4orh- ray
rent stopped Please return 0oOA - ud---N- ~
lost OR STOLEN Bankbook No. 45s So. ! .
Of The Enigrant Industrial savings BahA-
Payment stopped Please return o"oA %
hank No 81 Chambers st
New-York tribune., 1908-07-10
BTEAMBoArs.

If ALL River llINE
The Commonwealth
new steamer now in
service.
Fifty feet above the
water are the dining
room and cafe.
Superb outlook over
the Sound while you are
enjoying the sumptuous
fare for which these
steamers are noted.
Fall River Line steamers leave
New York, Pier 19, North River,
foot OF Warren ST., al $50 p. n.
Get you TO Boston s O'Clock next
morning. Every day in tie year.
Telephone 900 Cortlandt for informa-
tion or send two cent stamp TO Passen-
ger Department. Pier IS. y. r, New
York for copy Fall River Line journal.
handsomely illustrated magazine
New-York tribune., 1908-07-10
BUSINESS CHANCES

VIZ ARE OFFERING large block of estab-
Ifshed real estate company. paying 10 per
cent dividends at par. Particulars AT NC
Donald-WfEgins Co. 251 broadway
New-York tribune., 1908-07-10

Public notice is hereby given that tn@
undersigned William May Wright Cnarles
( Foote and Rudolph Block having y az
order OF the Appellate Division OF toe 81
rreo1e Court in and FOR the First Judlcla.
nsnartulenr entered IN the above emitted
proceeding on the 9th day OF June ISos.
hearing date the 9th day OF June ltcc'
been appointed Commissioners 20 deter
min. md -eport after due public hearing
whether railway or railways n accor1
ance with the modified plans as mentioned
in the Detltion OF the Public Service com
mission for the First District presented 70
the said Appellate Division on or ahoNl ne
4th dav OF June 1905. and fled IN the or
fee OF the Clerk % said Court on or dnoul
the same day. ought TO be constructed anu
operated do hereby appoint Monday. tne
T5TL 6.y ~ univ 1908 az half-psst three
o'clock in the afternoon of that day. a. -
iarge bearing room OF the Public Service
CornuafssIou FOR the First District, tribune
RuiIdinc I54 Nassau Street. IN the Borough
or Manhattan City OF New YORK as tns
ttr7s and pIace for the first sitting. and
mat at such sitting and at such adjourned
sIttings as may be thereafter neld they
will hear all persons Interested IN the SAID
matter. -,
Dated. New York. July 6th. 1905
WILLIAM MAY WRIGHT.
CHARLES & FOOTE.
RUDOLPH BLOCK.
Commissioners
GEORGE S. COLEMAN, Counsel 10 the
r,,bii- Ser,-fcs Commission for the First
district 154 Nassau street, borough or
Manhattan. City OF New YORK. y L
New-York tribune., 1908-07-10
PUBLIC NOTICES.

T SUPREME COURT. APPELLATE d.
! VISION, FIRST DEP ARI III dt--> J. = =
/ 7, tLs EIattar o. the Application of the
/ P1bHr Service Commission tor tne
| FIRST District. for the appointment OF
/ three commissioners TO determine ara
/ report neither a rapid transit rsll"ay
I or RAILWAYS for the conveyance ana
/ f-ansDJrretior OF persons and property.
/ as determined BY the Cornisslon-
| ought 10 be constructed and operated
| Notifications Of Lexington Avenue
] Route
New-York tribune., 1908-07-10
E2n e GaTsNllL MaUNTAlNa
STORAGE NOTICES.

HAYES CENTRAL. STORAGE WARE
HOUSE CO1TPANT. INC
3Tth st. and sth Ave. Once. soT WsSs
New e '" York July =. 1908
For T B. Deem, Silvia Flanders. Grsns
Croft Mrs Katioa, John Dunn. Reoeecs
McKeIvey. Mr.. Percival, Mrs N Rsid'
M Murray Mrs A Schsifae, Mrs Austin.
Mrs. Heights Nav Nelson, Mrs De Ere
tas, y. 3. Burr Mrs E K CoStns, MIS-
O'Mea-a- Major Spellran. Fred SInytn.
Pauline Jones. CosteilO's Express. Wtlliaral
Jackson Margaret O'CounOr. Mrs u Rod.
ney, Mrs Lillian Davis. D. E Vaughan
". Jones, Emma Meisch. Mrs McDo1ald.
George Dtmick. Mrs Ella LuX. II. z Zoo
erts George Egener Mary O'R0urks.
George Howrrfell. Mrs. J. A Hodge, MS
Alice Ness. Mrs K. Kelly. Minnie O'Fellly
that, the time for payment OF our les
upon the properly hereinafter descrfoe1
having expired after due notice thereof
had been given you, we will cause such
property, TO wit household goods. per
sOnaI effects and merchandise stored BY YOU
or IN your name IN the warehouses OF rnis
company, to be sold al public auction. as-
cording 70 the statute IN such case nade
and provided. az our warehouse 81 WsSc
40rh ST. " Y City. On Moncay- July y.
1908 al 1880 a. m. ard continuing every
hour until all the goods have been Sola-
HAYES CENTRAL STORAGE WARE
HOUSE COMPANY GNC)-
LIBERTY STORAGE AND WAREHOUSE
Conpany 43. 45 ard A Vest 64th Stresr-
To Mrs. A Murray, " smith Frark
Van R. Bum. Mrs = R Cof1u. Carter ps
Haven William Buckley and CowperrhSair
& Company and Buekley-NewhaI CON-
pauy Miss A L Balfour, Mrs. c u
Dowling and Lennon & Never and St. Bar
thoiouews Loan Association. C. B. Fur
ness. James N Lawson. Mrs G. 4 MAJ
Donald. You and each OF you are here-
By notified that the tirIle for the pay
r7ent Of our Lien upon the property here!n-
after described having expired. AFTER dus
notice thereof had been stve- YOU. we wi.
cause such property, 70 vlt, housshoid
goods and merchandise. stored BY you or
in your name IN the warehouse Of the corn
pany. 70 be sold At public auction. acccrd-
ing 70 the statute IN such case made ana
provided al the auction rooms or W z
FIAATTAUT & SON souJheaEr corner 13tn
street and University Placs. y Y CITY.
commencing Tuesday. July q. lsoe. az
10 80 a n. ana continuing OF every Tues
dav and Wednesday tlsrsztcer- az the same
place and hour. until all the goods have
been sold
LIBERTY STORAGE AND WAREHOUSE
COMPANY. 43. As and A. West S4th 81
New-York tribune., 1908-07-10

ACTIVE PARTNER WANTED = Hisn
class astshIished business. this city:
$4,000 required: last years business over
s1Oo 900; experience unnecessary; invesu-
gate this good opportunity. AppLy Al nv
New-York tribune., 1908-07-10
OCEAN srBaMErz

NORTH GERMAN LLOYD.
Fast Express Service
prvvcrrT-u- -S-HEF OrrRG-BREMEN.
Kronprinzwm- IA Kaiser Gro-JuIy .
Kaiser VIM II. July q Kronp zessan . aug =
Twin-Screw Passenger SerVlCs.
PLYMOUTH-CEERB fici--B feE- NJ -, 40
p Alice -J11Iy IS Friedrich Wm-July %
Bremen July % Barbarossa Aug
Mediterranean Service
CTRJ.TAR-NAPI,E I,ES-GENOA. at II Al.
K. Albert July 1si K Luise lug - -
p Frene.Aux I K Albert aug =
From, Bremen Piers on Sd and 4th stS-'
Hoboken- ----,
Y. @. LLOYD TRAVELLERS CHEZ
oELRTCHS CO. No Broadway. - =
New-York tribune., 1908-07-10

AMERICAN LINE From Pier ie 10 r. H.
PLYMOUTH-CHER -SOUTHAMPTOS =
New York. July IL Philadelphia Aug 4
St Louis July IS ST. Paul. Aus.
Majestic white Star Line, Pier 4sl. july
q 10 A. NJ
RED STAR LINEFro Pier "A = H.
NEW YORE-DOvER-ANT
Eaderland July II KroOnlard- - Aug
Iceland July IS VsGerland- Aug
WHITE STAR LINE From Fisr
NEW YoRK-QU' NSTOwN-LIvERPOOL
Cedric. July 16. noon Cel.ic- July 80 10 am
ARABIC July .. pm Baltic Aug 8. noon
Adriatic- -JuIy15. IOam Oceanic July -. loan
Majestic July >. loan TeUtOLic-Aug- D. 1OaIl
ALSO REGULAR SAILINGS TO TALL
PASSENGER OFFICE. 3 BROADWAf-
New-York tribune., 1908-07-10

DUNG LADY. German. here six months.
in factory or as housemaid sleep home
innie Buhme. care Mokanic. 2IS East la
New-York tribune., 1908-07-10

ADVERTISEMENT and subscriptions for
The Tribune received at their Uptown
Once. No. 1864 Broadway, between 35th
ana ann sts until o clock .. m Ad-
Isrttsements received at the following
branch orlces at regular ONCE rates until
8 o'clock o. N. viz: 264 sth ave. s. E.
ror 23d st l53 9th ave. cor. 18th ST. 81
vas, I4tb 81 : 257 West 42d St. between
I'm and sth aves 263 West l25th ST: 1888
al ave, between 76th and T1th SITS. 1926
"a ave near 6lst ST; lTos LIST ave. near
kpth St l5T East i25th ST.. T56 fremont
ave $50 30 ave. and any American Dis
trict Telegraph oft1rs-
The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1908-09-16
NARROW ESCAPE
OF DAIRYMAN
Came Near Being Run Down BY
East Bound Frisco Pass
enger Train

Another narrow escape from being
ground to death beneath the wheels Of
the east bound passenger train at the
Wilson street crossing was experienced
last night by the driver of the east side
dairy wagon The train was late and
the driver, came across from the north
and did not see the rapidly approaching
train until il was nearly upon him. How
ever the driver whipped up the horse and
got across to safety just as the big en-
CINE brushed the back of the wagonMany
spectators on the platform yelled a warn
ing at the dairyman but he did not heed
them. and as he drove across the track a
hundred pair of eyes closed to shut out
the vision Of the terrible tragedy that
seemed impending. This is the second
marrow escape within the last week. Mon
day noon woman with little child in
her arms was nearly run down by the
fast mail, but stopped her horse in time
to prevent the catastrophe.
The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1908-09-16
OPINION AGAINST
THE DISPENSARY
JUDGE PRITCHARD RULES A.
GAINST SYSTEM
TWO POINTS WERE At ISSUE
State Cannot Engage in Liquor Bus
iness-Was State Exercising
Function Necessarily Incl
dent to Its Autonomy!

Richmond, Va. Sept 16.--The United
States court of appeals in decision
handed down yesterday sustained the
opinion of Judge Peter C. Pritchard in the
famous case Of the Fleischmann company
and others against the South Carolina
dispensary Commission. holding in effect
that a state cannot conduct liquor traffic,
that being private business.
The opinion was written by Judge
James E. Boyd of Greensboro, N. c., and
concurred in by his associates, JGdee Ed
mund Waddill and Chief Justice Fuller
The opinion consumes more than forty
pages of closely typewriter matter, a
great part Of which is devoted to a state
ment of facts. In the opinion, Judge Boyd
states in part:
There are two main propositions, the
jurisdictional point, which presents the
question whether this is a suit against the
state Of South Carolina, and therefore for
hidden by the eleventh amendment, and,
second, whether the dispensary commits
sion is a court incapable Of having its
proceedings stayed by writ of injunction
granted by the federal court.
"The court further announces that in
the conception and adoption Of the elev-
enth amendment. it pever entered the
minds Of the trainers of'that amendment
that a sovereign state could engage in the
liquor business and become a trader by
buying and selling an article Of common
traffic in competition with the citizens Of
the country.
1t may be questioned, therefore,
whether the state Of South Carolina was
a etRnsntFsl pserQsatlNef ~
performing a function necessarily or
properly incident to its autonomy as a
state
The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1908-09-16
CANADIAN AVENUE TO BE CURB
ED AND GUTTERED
MORE HELP FOR ENGINEER
-Four Bids for Construction of Sewer
Rejected and COntracred let
to Overley-Usua Appro-
priatiOns Made

The city council met let last night with
all the members present except Council
man Jno. S. Davenport who is away from
the city on a vacation. A petition was
presented by DR.. Louis Baeby and others
asking for curbine, guttering and grading
Miller street from Delaware avenue to the
south line Of Illinois avenue. The petition
was referred TO the ordinance committee.
Property owners along West Canadian
avenue presented petition asking for the
curbing and guttering Of that thorough
fare from the west line Of Scraper to the
west limits Of the city. This is under
stood to be in lieu Of the resolution re-
Gently passed by the council providing
the council providing for macadam pave
ment on that street. It is expected that
this action will be solution of the diff
ferences that existed along that street
with reference to the material to be used
in improving same.
The report of the financial condition Of
the city was made by the city clerk and
city treasurer.
The committee having in charge the
matter Of street signing and house NUM-
bering made its report and recommended
opening the same for bids and that the
word be expedited that free mail delivery
may be installed as early as possible.
Bids were opened for the construction
Of a sewer in the west part Of the city
Four bids were received but we're consid-
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