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Arizona republican., 1908-01-09
BUSINESS OF THE HOUSE
Little Was Attempted and Nothing
Done Yesterday.

Washington. Jan. S.-Little business
was transacted bv the house today.
The rule giving a bill to revise. codi-
fy and amend the laws the right of way
along with other preferred measures,
was adopted. The bill was immediate
~ taken M, but upon the conclusion
of Its reading il was laid aside to per-
nit Mr.. Gaines Of Tennessee TO address
the house on an appropriation in fav-
or of the Hermitage. the home of An
drew Jackson. near Nashville. An adj
journment was taken TO tomorrow.
Arizona republican., 1908-01-09

Quite a large party of the relatives
Of Count Laszio Szechenyi has started
for this country to be present at his
marriage to Miss Gladys Vanderbilt.
Their names read like a book OF police
court witnesses after a fight in the
Pollock district in a cosmopolitan town.
but they may be very amiable people
Notwithstanding.
Arizona republican., 1908-01-09
A DYNAMITE EXPLOSION

Spokane. Jan. s.-A special from
Sprague. Washington. says: Two
Italian workmen. whose names are
unknown. were killed this morning.
at Camp No. 4, OF Burns and Jordan.
contractors. by a dynamite explosion.
Three other men were injured. The
explosion resulted from the workmen
digging into an unexploded rock blast
three DAYS old
Arizona republican., 1908-01-09
HOw'S This!

We offer One Hundred Dollars Reward
for any case of Catarrh that cannot be
cured by Halls Catarrh cure.
F. J. CHENEY & CO, Toledo. o.
We. the undersigned, have known F,
]. Cheney for the last Is years. and be-
lieve him perfectly honorable in all bust
ness transactions and financially able to
carry out any obligations made by his
firm.
WALDING. RINNAN & MARVIN,
Wholesale Druggists, Toledo. o.
Halls Catarrh Cure is taken internally.
acting directly upon the blood and mu-
cous surfaces Of the system. Testimo-
mails sent free. Price tic per bottle.
Sold by all Druggists.
Take Halls Family Pills for constipa-
tion.
Notice is hereby given that the reg
ular annual meeting of the stocxhold-
ers of the Phoenix National Bank will
be held at their office in Phoenix, Arr
zona at three o'clock D. m. on Tuesday
January 14th. 1908 for the purpose of
electing a board of directors and to
transact such other business as may
properly come before such meeting.
r B. BURMISTER,
Phoenix, Ariz Cashier.
nac 18th IQ0T
Arizona republican., 1908-01-09
FOB oRGANIZATIoN--

copa County Commercial club held
meeting last night at the city hail for
the further perfection of its organiza-
tion. o. s Stapley of Mesa City pre-
scented list CT ;he names of south
side business men who he said will
Join the association and Cooperate.
A committee consisting Of Mr.. Stapley,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-10-27
ErGiiocut Muuicuclt 80 ,iabrr alt.

ibiu0ton :. g., 26. Oft.
~ 8rGli0cnt 9iooirOclt miro iuor3cl
80 Sabre olt. Gr miro iiA inOciicll
bci Der @cIeAcnbcit fcincn frcicI Gog
ncbmclL lonbcrn mic Acpobnlih oll
Der 9lrbcit bIeibcn. Seine Somilicn
ieier lit, lopcit non peiB, orrongirt
mor0cn, oIlcin cS gilt fitr nloglih,
boB ibm ir1eno cine flcinc llebcrra-
iduna picllcidt cine Ourcb tSroil
Hooiepelt peroultoltetc 9inergclell
lhoit 81 Ibcil ucr0en miro.
Der .llnaoriid)c 9lcpublifoniidt
Ghlb" BON 9tem.Nort miro, mie er
cS icit etlifen &obrell gctban bot,
cine Delegation ms 8cBc SouS
ihiden, nm Dem @cburtStogSfillo 81
0rotlllircn. @liidmllnld) 9otidof-
ten Itcbcn aus nIIcn Sbeilcn oes 2nna
oeS 5u cruortcn lno gcmobnlicb Ian
gen an oielem Gage ollG pieic @e-
ibcnfe n1.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-10-27
RADWAY & co.
NEW YORK. -
III
9ic Sahufataitrsshe bei Rss.

Ban Gitu. Rid. - Cfiobsr
Gin SpelioI. lelcaramm oer In.
tme" ans Soaers Giiu rueloei als
9leiuItnt Der lluteriutuna bcsnalit
DER SdulOlrnae ON Sooc Scr 5sr1u
Cicero. zines Der f. Cp'cr. DE se
IcaeutIid Oe5 Rcter eiienb1bn llu
dIiid5 ibren 400 ianoeu. cine lcri9si
lihe gntidlei0ml mad Der sherman.
oCm 6Ic ShulO au Der ttuiSiirouaC
3lijuidreibcn iii. aus oeu 9tulcr.
Husiogen liul htruor Oar 0ic Rchr.
}nbi Der Spier 0ic StulO an Ibrcm
IOOc icibit trnJcH. mScm TIC tres leb-
baltcitcr &ornlnl icJicus Der GsH-
traitors Ninsuinc ucriuflim. Ihrc
Sntcn iu rctten duitntt lcSillih aai
Ole Aethnl i6rrS 2c5cus tcSadi 81
itin.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-10-27
Sin archer Climber.

Suuto Sc, 9.-lR, 2G. 0fto6cr.
- u. $. Eicrcc, cin G0=jGbriAcr rel
hcr Nonficr aus 2IIomo @oroo, %
Do, bat 0ic 6hcbt crgriiicn mo miro
non Der EoIi}ci IN ollcl Gbcilcn oc9
Sii0mcitcn9 geilht Gr lit brihul-
OiQt SittliHfcita &crbrcbcn an jluci
bIInOcn OiGOdcn I'M 2Iltcr Don H.
reIp Is Sobrcn SnloIilncH elmer
NIin0CnnnItolt IN 9llnmo @prDu, per
iibt 81 bobcn. Eicrcc mar elmer Scr
0ircftorcn Der 2lnltult. 0ic (SrnuOs
SlrD 5u 2Il6uQucrQuc bat ciuc }Ins
tlogc Gc1cn i'm orlfgcltcllt lm0 Soite
bcIcblc iin0 crloiicn morOcu. Go&
Tcrbrcdcn ioll Dor 5lUci @o6cn III
NlbuQucrquc bcadn9cn mor0cn lcit,
mobn Der 2lh9etlogtc 0ic bciocn
NiGOdCn nlitltubm um cincm BORT
td0cn0cn SrriAotionasG sGonQrcB 81 sci
gen, mic prGd)tig 6lin0c WiG0cben in
Ger 2InitoIt crjogcn pcr0el Gins ocr
'QiGOd)Cn muhtc nnh ibrcr 9tiidtcbr
nodb 2IlOn1o @oroo Dem Supcrintcn-
0cntcn Wittbeillng, mo Scr Euriul
mllr0c Dem @ouucrnClr Glwru &C.
nclOCt, luclhcr ul90om 0cnl NcncruI=
2lnpolt @orDcD 9cicbl crtbciItc, cine
ld)oric llntcrluhung cin5ulcitcn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-10-27
0arOinal Watbicn tOot,
&rfrnnftc III GUnoun lu1brcnO Oco
cndNriiIiiden GUn1rcReS,
4rGiiNcnt GGitro uou &cnc3uclo per

Grdiiocut Goitro pon &cuc5uclo Der
mciQcrt sen pom &ounuo leior-
ocrtcu @iOcruf oc2 Cctrcta pom
fl. Mai. - Sin @cJuruoridlua
on bic 9}icocrIonoc. Grmdb-
llmg cinc9 ucueu 9tatiouulrot69
fiir Die Shmci}.- Gnllmo Ouru
icin }lrbeitcr GIcnO pom curitcu
@riobrcn bc0robt. - q. @cruoro
Sbop iibcr Oic Ii09lirbfcit elmer
Hcuolution. - Sclbitmoro Oc9
iriibcrcu lu9oriibcn }lblcorOnc'
ten 2ottoc5p.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-10-27
WaiIcnucrualtcr iiir Gga.S-Scc.

GuiucD, Sis, 26. Sftober. -
9iicbtcr NIbert 2tcrS bon bier bat
S5rn. Spbn Is. %incbalL Sefrctdr ilno
@cnerol @ciA6it9iiibrer Scr Battle
Greet Wrcofioit 5000 So, 2initcb,
hercn SouptQuorticr li6 IN Gbicogo
belinbct, gum W}oiicperlpoltcr fir oie
Gompognic crnanlt Gle Sebtere
Itellt ben unter 0em Nomen Ggg.S.
Gee 6cfomtcu )Iobrllngsltoff ber.
Sic Grncnnnl ciles Moiiepcripal-
ters eriolgtc oli Seronloiillno bc5
S5rn. 9. 2. McGoD poH Buffalo, %
o., @ci6ditSiilbrerS Scr Buffalo 81
liolc scr @cicQidoit. 2inebon bot
100000 9iirgitait eeitellt. Die
Gompognie mr0e am rs. 3ebruar
1902 lmtcr 0cu Wceben bon Wiihi-
gan orgoniiirt luO Ueriiigte iiber ein
9lfticntopitol pon $1,000,000. Sic
ioQ lebtbin bctrGGtlibe gerllllte Ell.
litten babcn lmO bctrG6tli1e Slm.
men i1nlocn
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-10-27
3iuci Suppcl0Gngcr.

Son&oic Sal, 26. Cftohcr. -
Hillinm @otficI0, lpelher aus Sbcr'
molL Ser. bicrbcr nlSAcIicicrt uur0c
ln0 nit Charles 0lmbnm, 6cn1 &cr.
iibCr cincS bolbcn 0utcItoS brltoIer
MorOtbotcn ibcntiiH icin iou, purOe
bclltc nit pcrldic0cnen Eerioncn con-
irontirt, luclHc Gunhom fanntCn, ais
oerlclbc Dor 5lu0li SnbreE bier luciltc.
Gic Gpier heliclbcn moreu Ititglic-
Der Der 6unlilie Wc8lincep mo Ole
GienltROtel bcrielbcn. JugIctd lit
Elm 1cluiIier SoncS Gria bier ongc-
tonlnc1, mclhcr cbcniollS ucl 2lcbns
lidfcit nit GlWbom bat un0 pon
uicIcn Fcrioncn fiir ocnicIbcn gcboI.
ten miro, 0ieicr Grill purbe ans eis
mem Stontc 0c5 WtittclueitcnS bier
Der nllS9clicfcrt. Gic bclltigc Gon-
irontirlmg cr1ob fein beirieoigenoe9
NcIultot bCnn picle BcrIollen crfIGr.
ten lic) iIbcr5cllat, ooB nc0er Sot
iicO, nod Grill NIT 9uubom iocntildb
1T, lu0brcn0 on0crc gl0lbtClL BOB Der
cine o0er Der an0crc Scr 8eindtc Jet.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-10-27
Wnt crfnnScn, Wrnn nidt iuallr.

0ulut6, Minl, 26. Sftobcr. II
Ios beute bier crioIlte slbleben oeS
@r.@olperncura Afiller bon 9toro.
Gofota crinncrt an bcn beriibmten
aon1pf gcgcn 0ic &olliliona-2otteric
III 9soro. .lafotu. 5oupcrneur Willer
NOR elmer scr 6ii6rcr in oieiem Garn-
pic, uno man cr}dblt iih, pie cin
@ertreter Scr 9ottcric in Diiller's Bit
reon fam uno cinc ]lciIctoife, nel6c
100000 in Fopicrgclo entbielt, ori
iein Yult itclltc.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-10-27
~ ahuay's
~ ptllrn
iidJern
gerfeftc SerOannug.

Surb ibre anti biIi5feu Giaruf5afteu
InuIiren fie bic eeber In Der sbiouosuHa ber
Safe inlb 9lusfbeiouua berieIben ourh bic
CanenI1udIe Gieie giuen. in SoieH bon Suel
big bier reauIiren baIOiaIi bic eeberibdtieiei
uno beireien ben 9ntienien bon elrfeu 9ldnasIH.
Gtne oocr 5ipei bon RaowGn's 9iueH idgii1
ncnommcu bon Golden. ipeIfe an biltoisH
Sbmericu uuo 9rdabeit Der 2eber IelhsH. bal.
ten ou5 SHitem rcaelmabig mo fl6eru eiHe
Gciuuo1 Eerbuuuup.
sd BIN i2O g;eiIm hou ner Hd4fteu apo-
ibcie cuicrHt uuo oerinuae BON gut. mit elm
2uteno NOrc5 Sbrer piueu su lberienbeH. %
Ieihe nH nMsiclabcumdti5niHs uno mar ueua
WIonate lana in Sot Springs. Creme esber
uno GiercH tiHO uH8sariien. 90 iane. oG5
Sbrc giucH mir mebr uEeieH. ais aue g9eet.
Sueu, eie i'd aencmmeu. uao Se -SprtHss-
nbenorein. a6mn9spou
q. 1ames.'
Snraua Said. @umd gouHtD, arissHa.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-10-27

2icic& SclO lit bo& &bri8c, ioa
Scr NInnn acio1t 1ubch rlucnu Sic
Der %ottcric geitnttcn, @citbdite IN
Nor0 0ofotu III pcrribtcr."
o0tcin ErciS lit h0btr, ol3 Oo2,"
ontmortctc WiIlcr im0 mari 0cn Nc.
itcdcr uor 0ic (biirc. .Qtuu nonutt
ilu oormli oSoncit &obn" NliIlcr III
9ioro- Qofotu lnro er iebte Ocn &ompi
Qrlcn Die 2ottcric bis 5un GnOc Jet
uc9 @lmtatcrrlin8 iort.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-10-27
Scniation Int 0cridt.
! Scitnnent bcs WiillipnGrS GurGanf
ais TGlidjung bc5ridnCt.

GrGIi6cnt Iooicuclt miro 1clltc 80
Sabre alt. - Seine ipc5icQc 6cicr
0eS Cages. rG19-O.Scc"-
1yobrifotion cincm W}oiicnucruol-
ter lmtcrltellt. -- Go0 0c3 iriibc-
reu 8oupcrnclra &obn Niillcr
bon 9toro-9ofoto crinncrt al
Snmpf 9cgen sic 2ouiiiono .2ottc.
ric. - 9ctugtcr @onficr in 9tCu.
Oierito eincS Observation-Disclosures
gegcn 5nci blinOc MGo6cn be
idltlOi1t.
Ncm Oort 2G. Gtto6cr. -
Gr. 2Ilbcrt $. 6omiltouL Elm 1ono-
i6rift So6pcrltGnOigcr oll9 9luburlL
N.sO., crrc9tc belltc AroBc2 9luIic6cn
I'M 9in0cSacrit)t, III mclhcm rin
Ero5cB gcgc1 Sales s.. @rrbont per
bon0clt mlrOc, inbCm cr Ole llntcr-
ihriit oilf Dem ongcblihen Scitnmcnt
bcS in 1904 9cltorbcncn 9lmbrolc
9urbonf Goleb9 Sntcl iiir cine
6GlIdunA erflGrtc. luS IcItoncnt
entb1lt Ncriiigmgcn iibcr cincn 9tocb-
lob Don ctpd $L00O,00O Sales
mur6c 6oriu 5lm 9tn6IoBperiuuItcr
crnnnnt lulo crbieIt ouBcrocn Elm
oircttcS Gcrl1lrbtltiB BON 100000,
Scin 9lntpnlt lc9tc, nod0cm cr 0llrd)
Die 9lllSio1cn eincS 3eu9cn nnfge-
micIeu botte, boB 9lmbroic @urbnnt
oblucchicIn0 nit bciben S6nocn 81
lhrcibcll pIlegtc OuS SeItomcnt Dem
Nr. Sumiton Dor mo irnGtc ibL ob
0ic llntcridriit NIT ser liufcn oocr
Der rehtcl pun0 gcIbricbcn mor0cn
lei?
oOiit feincr bono ocS Srn. 9ur-
bont," loutete oic 9lutlport. ;, Die I'm
teridriit lit cine 6Gli6mn1."
Or. S1omiltoa ;antc irrncr, cS babe
i'm cincn Mouot ciiriger }lr6cit ac-
toitet, ebc cr inn Stunbc mar, Ole 81
9cntbiinllidfcitcn Der S1uuoldriit
0urbunt'S 5u hcmcitcrn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-10-27
WcrihtscntIdcionna acgcn Strifc'
5iuang.

@oiton 26. Stto6cr. GoS
StootS S6ergcri6t bon Niniiodjll'
lettS mod)tc Aeutc cincu tcnlpordren
@inboItabcIcbI gcIcn ucrihie0eilc glr,
bciter-llnioncn iunn pcrlnoncnten, it.
Dem cS cntihicO, OoB Die llnioncn
fem 9ledt bobcn, ibren Wlitglieoerr
@eloltroicn ouf5ucrlcgen, Inn lie jllnl
Stritc 5ll }luingCn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-10-27
glnacGIidlr Nalidlmiilscr cntiprnnocm.

Dl q 81 ion, @iSc., 26. Ottobcr.
~ Die 9riiocr Su9o, gilbert ltnn iill.
bolpb Gonncrltog nngebliCbc 6olib-
miin5er, mclHc IN Scr Noht pom let.
ten Sontitog aus 0cm bieligen @cs
l1ngniB cntiproltBcn, meroen bonn
Sdcriif aittleIon NIT cinem 9litfacs
bot IN 0onc.Gnunp perfol9t. Dinn
glollbt, boB ibnen oiilic bon ots-
mdrtS bel ibrcr GSIlldJt 81 lbeil mlIr.
DC. Sic bllrdiGatcn OoS Sitter am
,SenItcr ibrcr 3cIlc nit elmer pom
ibncn ieIbIt ucricrtiGtcn StobIiGdc
,llO lieBtn litb al cilcnl SciL mcId)cS
lie aus 5criAnittcncn Ncttbedcn Der
Itellten, olii bcn 9o0cn biltob. 1ie
Griioer mur0el nm II. 9lngult in
i6rer @obnlmQ iS Mcilen bon
0ibineIon0er ucrboitct. Die @crtrc
ter Der Ncb0roc ionbcn $4,000 in &C,
iGlihten Wiillt3cn III Dem @oltIc uor.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-10-27
1p pann'ag,a .!g,a
~ ptllrn

@onitdreia aeihmadios. elegant hbsrssesH.
purnren. reauIirsu uarsH. rstHiasu una isas-
fen. Raopans 9iuen fhr SsiIuua ausr re.
ihiuerSeu Ses w]aaeus. Der Ginse'vsiss. zte.
rcu, eIafr. uerp5ie araHFteifeH. SsgtHseL
@eriieo. Eeriioplung giles.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-10-27
TanfrGn6cr am Wcrf.

@utbric, Sflob, 26. Sftobcr.
- @dbrCno Der lettcn Nad)t muroen
$500 IN @olo mo Eopiergelo ans
Ger .GrItcn Stuota6onf" pom Salts
gcitoblcn. @corAe SGmofe, Ser
@uhiiibrcr, lit beute oltf ocn Der
oobt bin pcrboitet poroen, bci sen,
GicbitabI sic Sano i'm Spiele gc6n6t
6l Dd6en.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-10-27
Qciuc Ncoef pfue ausuobmc

Sic obcrIle NegeI mr. Die geilhditinc }3et
last lid in oeni cincn gSorte 5liidnlnlen iniicu
Soridriit SiIlitano beoeuiet Mididritt
9l6er nuch bicfe Rege bat bre 9lnsnn6mc neil
nlles meHihlide 98iiien feline Gjreu5en bat 65
lpirh oem Oicuidben niemnIS gciinBcn. IN Die
&eriiiGlc Oct Tdllr 70 mcii einluorHgc,I buB
er ole heillGnen Stoife, roeIdbe oeren RilanIln
reid ms bietet. MIR nnbnbmei 9eftbpei1e
bonn iibCrireiien fam. IS uiro Hiemals etnus
Vcere5 iir cnen irnnien Uiann aehei, ais
oiefe beQeiabiIiicben >IcIie. bic in ben 81. per
nnrp srnuirrpinen cnibaaen iino. ~ gpnibe
ten 5u gGDrn. (StSOSal
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-10-27
Sebenemnoer Yniualt.

VI obtIe. aln.. %. Cftobcr. -
0(nior GOmarO @iirpb1 Robiuion.
Gin bicIiJcr promineHter AnlUdlt unS
Polititcr. beIinl SeIbitmoro. iuOcru
CT lid IN iclner &ohmms cine auaeI
III ocn @opi idoB. gr mar crit b
Sabre alt lleber oaS Alotiu Der
8bat lit bis iett uod ftidlis befdnntt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-10-27
Sranfbaftrs aOpiwcb,
SSranrnlcibcH,
llnurrOanlifDfcit,
SiliOiitdt,
SrritOpiaag,
SgSpcpiia
anO aGe SiOrungta Der ft6sr

we6ftet bic fclafnSeH Eszsisns. ssi.s
burn aTaHibeiteH osF SefeaHHHstsfasrt crt-
iitbeu: 9eriicpiHHf iHnrrii.Ss SasnsrresgAsa.
@lHianorGng sum aog'c. isBEsr Eeaseu. So
ieubluieH. cergHogfen GIsi ceE sreslsz.
ehuere bes ssaasHs i1Hrss aHFishru. 81.
fen uuo Glcpfcn srs ccrssa6. HarasHss sses
GriiiduHls Ntiltls ttim einlfeez. sss.
iarommeHeS slaseru1f RuHfis ossF GSssns
bor ben auasn Sicset una saEsHss e4nersca
I'm Ggyie GstiHn ssr EAget batfeasesna<.
@elbbcif Set cdnt uHs Hasru. s4zerssz r.
Der Seite. 9ruil uHs GlieserE ~ sl1s49s
gHfdnc ron cite. gFeunea ~ slsii1s 81
nae weHiac T0feH teH Naemap'S Etts
len l1srbeH ads Su'iem zen 81 ssa ss<z
gcHauuieH 9sftpeEota 5eirsica
Yrcis 25c. per Zdjad3tel.
Scrfanit bei alien ausihrteH SER
SnrdD bic g0if btriaHet.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-06-17
FRUIT MARKET

SAN FRANCISCO. June 16.--Fruits---
Fancy apples $2.25; common, $50.
Observation-Disclosures, $4,000 900; black
berries. sse00e.o0; raspberries. s5oo@12.
Pears--common, Soc; fancy. 76c
Peaohes-Common, 25c; fancy. $50.
Plums--Common. 26c; fancy, 65o
Oranges--Navels, s2.b0@s.5o; Valencia,
SS.0o@3.b0
Mexican limes-$5.oo@e.5o.
Lemens-Common California, si.oo1a.boj
good to choice, $500 a 2.b0; fancy, Ss7b@3.
Reconsideration. s4.o0@e.00; fancy
cantaloupes. s2.00; common. $50.
Tropical fruits-Bananas. s1.o0@s.5o;
pinespples. $f.5o@s.5o; Smyrna dgs $780,
Dried Fruit Prices
NEW YORK. June 16.---The market for
evaporated apples Ia steady but quiet with
fancy quoted at 1890; choice. 5000; prime,
6N@7Nc; common to fair. -5M @sMc.
Prunes are quiet but the bulk Of supplies
is in cold storage and there is no pressure
against the market Quotations range from
3Mc to lac for California, and from $40 to
10c for Oregon fruit.
Apricots are rather steadier In tone with
choice quoted at 10@10Ac; extra choice. II
@11Mc; fancy, 1291ac.
Peaches, quiet with choice quoted at sh
@s%c; extra choice. 9@sAc; fancy, 100
10Mc, and extra fancy. 10M
Raisins show no features beyond the scar
city of seedless raisins. which rule relatively
Arm. Loose muscatels are quoted at Az d
eAo; choice to fancy seeded. 8M@7Mc;
ssedless. 5000; London layers, $t.2s@1.s5.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-06-17
San Francisco Mining Stocks
IAN FRANCISCO, juno 1e.-Following were
SAN PEDRO SHIPPING

SAN PEDRO. June 1e.-The oil steamship
Whittier. Captain 6eamans, arrived from
San Diego and IL loading q cargo Of crude
oil at Terminal for the Union OIL company
of San Francisco She Will clear tomorrow.
The Pacific Coast oompanys steamship
Santa Rosa. Captain Alexander. clears to-
day for San Diego with freight and passen-
gers. She will call tomorrow bound north
for San Francisco vie Rsdondo and Santa
Barbara.
Ths sohooners r. r. Rednsld and s. T.
Alexander are discharged and waiting or.
dsrsL
The schooner Ensign. Captain Miiburg.
has received ordegs to tie uD at this port
indefinitely.
After discharging lumber cargoss at Re-
dondo and San Diego the steamer James T.
Higgins called at this port today for oil and
passengers and cleared for Fort Bragg via
San Francisco to reload.
Tho schooner w. F. Jewett on the Column
bia river has been chartered to load a lum-
Der cargo for wholesalers at this port
The steamer National City. Captain Hig-
gins, arrived this afternoon from Fort
Bragg via San Francisco with 100000 feet
of lumber for the Southern California Lum-
Der company.
The steamers Centralia from crays Har-
Dor and Northland from Portland via San
Francisco are due to arrive tonight, lumber
laden.
The North Pacific eompany's steamship
George w. Elder. Captain lesson, Is due
tomorrow morning on her regular schedule
from Portland via Eureka ana San Fran
cisco with freight and passengers
The big steamer Nance Smith. Captain
Niisen arrived from Coos Bay via San
Francisco and locked In the Southern Pa
cihc slip with 100000 feet of lumber,
consigned to the Hioks-Hufman Lumber
company.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-06-17
NEW YORK STOCK
AND BOND MARKET


NEW YORK, June 1e.--while some slight
Epansion of volume occurred In the stock
larket today the dealings we're still almost
holly In the hands OF the professional
laders. This class was basing tho enlarged
peratlons on political condolences and their
pinions of developments at tho Republican
ational convention according to their own
vowals. They attached most importance
pparently TO the so-called santi-injunotion
lanix OF the platform, and they bought ana
Id up stocks on the receipt of Information
LEGGED to come from the best informed
uarters and slated In very positive terms
hat the proposition to insert a plank re-
sricting the issuance of Injunction by oes-
ain regulations would not be carried into
feet.
These motives for buying stocks were not
Elective outside of . narrow professional
ircle. the political activity having no other
pparent eject on the general financial
vorld than TO prompt the caution and hesi-
alton.
Other matters seemed to be ignored
foney continued to work easier and rates
on some period OF time loans were quotapy
ower.
The days advances were held in spits OF
marked subsistence in the late buying.
Bonds were irregular Total sales, par
aiue. ss,e66. 0oo.s
United States IS ana the 4s registered ad-
'anoed Y per cent and the - coupon u
~ cent on call.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-06-17
ELECTRICAL ENGINEERS
FORM LOCAL SECTION
National Organization, Known az the
American Institute, VIII Have
a Branch In Los
Angeles

A local section for Southern Califor-
MIA of the American Institute of Elec-
trical Engineers was organized last
night at a banquet attended by most OF
the prominent electrical engineers OF
the city at the Hotel Hayward.
The meeting was called by the board
of directors Of the national organiza-
ton. 1t was to this society, in con-
junction with the associations of me-
chanicai and mining engineers, that
Andrew Carnegie contributed $1,000, coo
toward their building in New York.
which has just been completed
Among the prominent engineers o.
Los Angeles who were present and have
been active in promoting the new or
ganization are Police Commissioner ii,
b. Woodill, e. r. Northmore, superin-
tendent Los Angeles Gas and Eiectria
company: Ezra Scattergood, CONSTRUCT
ing engineer of the Los Angeles aoue-
duct; L. p. Gilbert; A. w. Ballard,
manager Gas and Electric company: ..
L. Benedict, General Electric company
Ralph Bennett, w. B. Gump; c. l..
Michod, Power Mining and Mill equip
ment; r. C. Wood; A. w. Jackson.
Pacific Light and Power company, and
J. e. Mcdonald.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-06-17
Pacific Coast Trade

SAN FRANCISCO. June 16.-F1our-Fam-
fly extras, S5.4O@6.00; bakers extras. Sb.4o
@B.s5; Oregon and Washington. s4os q b.4o
Wheat-shipping. $1.s7h OHIO; milling
$1.70Q1.72k.
Barley--Feed. $1.22h@1.2b: brewing
nominal; chevalier. nominal.
Oats-Red. nominal: white, S1'4f N %
167M; grays, S1.45 Q1.5o.
MISUNDERSTANDING, $4,000 $500; mixed
feed. $4,000 1900; rolled barley, $3.50 q
$3.50; oatmeal. $4,000 4.60; oat greats. $3.50
$3.50; rolled oats $31.oo@SS.0o.
Hay-wheat s16.o0@17.6o; wheat and oat
$11.s0@1s.5o; alfalfa. ss.0o@1s.oo; straw. 81
Q90c.
Receipts-Flour. 1852; wheat. SO; barley,
5110; oats. 6e5; beans. rs: potatoes, 4S7o
onions 2s0; bran, So middlings, s; hay. $50;
hides, 1874; wine. 2s.76o.
Beans--Pink. $3.25@3.sB; lima, $4.9o o 300;
small white. $4.s0044o; large white. $4S6
Q4-40.
Potatoes-Early Rose, 9oc@ $40; Oregon
Burbanks. $1.25@1,a5.
various-Green peas. 1880 400; strins
beans 2A@5c; egg plant. 6@6c; green pep
pers, SO zoe; tomatoes. 5000 $500; summer
SQUASH 50066c; asparagus. 5000; rhubaro,
soc q 500; garlic 4@ec; cucumbers sOc@
81. 90.