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Mountain Home maverick. [volume] (Mountain Home, Idaho) 1906-1911, 1909-01-07
Mobs of Ruffians Battle With Sol
diers i'm Stricken City

Reggio-=A state of most frightful
anarchy prevails Mobs of ruffians
roam among the ruins, giving fun
vent to their vileSt instincts They
ere pilla ging the wrecked jewelry
81 ores and banks, and do not hest
tate to shed the blood of those OPP
posing them a few soldiers. who
escaped unhurt- have been impelled
by an admirable spirit of discipline
to organize patrols on their own in
Stiative They are endeavoring to
protect the property left intact, but
the criminals fight them The num-
her of these criminals has Increased
&c, such an extent that the soldiers
have several occasions, been
forced TO fire on them
Mountain Home maverick. [volume] (Mountain Home, Idaho) 1906-1911, 1909-01-07
Americans Respond to ca.I.

New York.-Nearly 100000 was
subscribed on Thursday to the funds
being raised in New York for the re
lief of the earthquake sufferers. The
United States Steel corporation con-
tributed $25. 900. and the Standard
Oil company $4,000. The New York
stock. exchange added s21 900. On
the list opened at the city hall by
Mayor Mcclellan, contributions rang
ed from SIS 600, by Mrs Russell Sage,
TO one dollar rendered by an Italian
boot black
Mountain Home maverick. [volume] (Mountain Home, Idaho) 1906-1911, 1909-01-07

ST. Paul.-Escaping in an open row
boat across the Mississippi river
amid many bullets fired by United
States Deputy Inspector Harris. whom
he eluded in the ST. Paul union sta
ton, Hugo Defour fought in vain for
freedom on Monday He soon was
recaptured by the inspector Harris
and his charge arrived from Portland
Ore, bound for Boston. where the
prisoner win be deported as undo
sirable citizen Defour is charged
with encouraging illegitimate trafhc
from the Orient
Mountain Home maverick. [volume] (Mountain Home, Idaho) 1906-1911, 1909-01-07
KIM and Queen Spend Four Days
Among the Ruins of CaIahria
and Sicily.

Rome--Having done all that 1T was
possible to do in the districts laid
wastesby the earthquake. the king and
queen of Italy returned to Rome They
had passed four days among the ruins
OF Sicily and Calabria. the king direct.
Ing the work of rescue and relief anc
the queen administering to the Injured
There is feeling Of relief in Italy
that their ma1esties safely at
home
New-York tribune., 1909-01-24
LIVESTOCK MARKET.
New York. January q

New York. January D. 1909.
uEEVEs-Reeeipts were Is cars 25e head all for
sIaUxberers direct Eight held yesterday
No Trading in to-day. The feeling weak
pressed beef demand sG0c 10 Liver
pooI and London markets quotaoiy
Unchanged. shipments from this port to-day included
no quarters Of the Mnneheha TO London and
745 quarters the Cevic to Liverpool.
terers except two head. Of western calves was
held over Yesterday, changed hands at late
hour The feeling weak all around. Newton & Co
sold . veals 125 50 100 ~ City
dressed veas sd15c 10; country dressed
71s sq1312c. -,
SHEEP AND LAMBS-Receipts were 29ls cars. or
5s1 mead Including for the market, and I'VE
cars were held yesterday making six cars TO De
sold sheen quiet unchanged. with but few OF
tered lambs very limited demand, and prices lower
10 sell a few held Medium lambs
sod al s6 so per prime do at 81 30
few sheen at of 81 754$5. Dressed mutton
dulI at 6i0c: dressed lambs weak 1oql3c; country
dressed hothouse steady. $11S12 so carcass
SaIes-w. r. Hume: 1872 state lambs 81 10 average
at s7 80 per o Buffalo SO 10, at $6 90 226
40 70 N at So so; . state sheep, 10 n. at So
Ierns Commission Company: 45 Indiana lambs, So To-
a So 5O sheep n, at S3 80; IL do 95 H. at s. 10
UOGS-Receipts 30 5112 head. all for
feeling full steady; late Friday prime MARY
hogs sold at per 100 ~ Ohio pigs at So so;
country slow at 5eG9c 70 for heavy TO
light weights . oo- ,,.,.,5
hogs AZ 10 at S6 GO per 100 70.
h0 xcrns Commission Company 24s Ohio pigs s4 10 at
New-York tribune., 1909-01-24

New s Fanse fer as Ps ss 5 Nsaa
AP Ma SIS ass M and June MsTs9 s 5a ST. 'ao o
and Sp for p T ar e6 6 ea8 aad
esn cenfuga Sommon eS fa 5 eSo Ss
22g26G prime 23q3oc New Orleans open kettle 2sQ52c
prime, 21q25c; fancy, 21aSoc ''O1'
sS on S scas wa hfs 6,e Shsr Sh
g b. aGa @ Of 900 sqn b M aad hog 3 & Sales 429
as l8c and 80 0eis September. 28c. Linseed oil
ef'oe ioEer 70 in for F export R T96 to-
sead % T Prices 6ts SS1 of1E Masi ssnd i
2T s5c % 4enea SS' S e Nax T York; ss S
10 Sc water white New York. bbls. loe: bulk SSoc
Yor Z aoo Phadephia is 85c eoTToSsEED of
s ssa S & ~ NsTss sSss
62lq6 28c of yellow: January, 41%94sc; good Of
5qme r Esow e6% JsnqaT 4e xsr s 5
sed city Ea 9gs9e q cut Ssos Sf s9wn raw S49'0e Cal
PRovIsIoNs-opening little easier under lower
sharp ray on buying Of lard BY packers but again
worked OF the close with grain Chicago receipts
and 2i5ooo next week. Kansas city had 1000 hogs.
sead 900 ana sis 2s ss
Quoted: Mess. sli family s. q packet
ef'Ts Gael a1ote s % 3REEb
HoGs--Market steady Quoted: Bacons ss.c: $50 I6.
MEArs@Plefled bellies stead opoted: smokins.
Ss, = S 7
r cuotei Middie WesterS SsS a5e c8 ard
steady; quoted 9ssc. Refined lard steady Quoted:
South America Sac; Continent. 10 f5c; Brazil kegs.
l2-25c. Compound frn; quoted "a a SIC. sTEAR-
INE-Market firm, Quoted: oleo. 12a124c; city
lard stearine. lie.
RlCE-The rice market ruled stesdy to hrm and
&c. ordinary u n 4hc; fair. ~ 4&c; good ordinary.
Z &c: prime. 81 n nc; choice. 5s &c Pstna and
Slams n &c: Rangoon. -. n Sc; Java. a.. a5l>c
SCGAR-The market for refined
hut unchanged The following list prices subject
q rebate Of 10 points and discount of
cash daysl Crystal dominoS. Tc. Eaeie tablets.
Eagle n bags powdered and confectioners granu
powdered ans fruit powdered, 475c Eagle and
extra hne gTanulated. 65c Eagle n cartons Of
granuiated Soc; 10 bags do 1896 ga N hags do.
50 n bags do 47oc Eagle hne standard granulated
45Oc; Nos B. : 45c: 44Nc; No s. ! S5c: No
s. 43oc; No =. 4 25c: No : 20c; 8 l5c No 10
05c; No IL, &C: No IL 3a6c. Is 3 90: No H.
s5c Nos is and 16. 3s0c The London for
steady with light offerings and fairly good
demand. January and February quoted a los Sd
and MAY los +i5d The local market for raw sugar
nornay steady. with duty paid prices quoted as
follows Centrifugal 73c: Muscovado 50 teEt
23c. ard mossses 50
Saturday that Of the 55
bags Cuba centrifugal afos: and loading
"a freight equal duty paid The
Federal the buyer. but these purchases
give them enough for nearby wants. not
further interested believed 51sc could be
obtained for tho first half February shipment refners
na- 2asc
New-York tribune., 1909-01-24

tine despatch stating that there reason 10
change previous estimates 100 oooo00 bushels TOT
the exportable surplus Advices from Winnipeg sslo
that all rail shipments the seahoard from ort William
far this month had been about million bushes Ao
that much expected to be shipped By rep
ruary !. while William stock II Is said
Will be shipped out before May l. A Minneapolis wire
said that IL the opinion good people there mat
after the local mills supplied and bread ana see
provided for there would be about Is 100000 bushels OF
cent Of this below grade 1t reported that
sale OF Manitoba wheat had also been made TO Mexico
on Saturday Receipts Western points for the DAY
were $4,000 bushels compared with SOB OVO bushels las
year and the Minneapolis stock showed decrease OF
5000 bushels for day Omaha reported good cash
lures were reported from sections OF the vn.e
wheat belt o'clock wheat in the local market
was quoted at 81 II and July o4A. Cash wheat here
closed follows No 81 0SlsG$i Ce elevator and
81 10 ahoat; No Northern Duluth 81 20 204s ana
No hard winter 81 164s b afoat. CORN-Froin
start TO finish the showed moderate weak
under liquidation brought carlo
cetps than expected. small clearances light
cash demand and offerings from commission houses At
o'clock May In the local market quoted 6ec, July
loads reported Liverpool closed I'D higher. and
Western receipts 649 bushels compared
with 10000 bushels year No locally was
quoted 1Oc elevator and 67izc afoat; No. white
nominal. and No yellow. 67lsc o afoat. OATS
Local longs and pit traders weakness ii
and the underone ruled OF the session
The chief buying by commission houses. Receipts
continued light and opinion little increase
could be expected at the time Cash oats here
closed follows: Mixed. 26 30 ~ 54d5417c; natu-
to 42 n 561z 662c RYE-Merket quiet No 2 Western.
Sic nominal { b New York BARLEY-Market dull;
mailing, 7367sc. and feeding. 69G7cc / New York.
BUCkWHEAT-New York State quoted 14c nominal
New-York tribune., 1909-01-24
TO THE HOLDERS OF PREFERRED AND COMMON
STOCKS OF THE FORMER THE DENVER RIO
GRANDE RAILROAD COMPANY AND THE RIO
GRANDE WESTERN RAILWAY COMPANY:

Notice is hereby given The Denver Rio Grande
Railroad Company corporation formed BY consolidation
former Denver &c Pic Grande Railroad Com
pany and the Rio Grande Western Railway Company
and by virtue OF Agreement OF Consultation
between said two companies which became effective July
sst 1905 prepared TO deliver certincates for us
preferred IN exchange for certcates
preferred and stocks OF the said two con-
stuent companies and basis OF exchange es-
tablished by said Agreement Consultation being as
follows:
For one % share Of preferred stock Of the former
The Denver & Rio Grande Railroad Company one I'd
preferred Of the consolidated company
and for one % OF the common stock OF tho
former The Denver & Rio Grands Railroad Company.
one a. share Of the common OF the consolidated
company; and
For one u share Of preferred stock Of the Rio
Grande Western Railway Company. two U snares OF
preferred stock Of the consolidated company and Tor
o. share of the common stock OF the Hlo tranoe
Western Railway Company. two C9 shares Of pre-
stock OF the consolidated company
certificates for stocks of the two said con-
stuent companies presentation and surrender OF
same duly blank for transfer to the con-
soda ted company, at office. No 1875 Broadway Ne"
York CITY will receive certificates for stocks OF
the company the terms and basis OF e1-
change above stated.
The company the right to limit the number OF
schedules of daily deliveries and shall not be responsible
for delay.
transmitted to and by Company by mail or
express forwarded by registered mail at the
owners risk.
The stock of the company isSuable under the
Agreement Consolidation. admitted TO the
regular list of the New York Stock Exchange
THE DENVER RIO GRANDE RAILROAD COM
PANY.
By STEPHEN LITTLE. Secretary.
Dated New York January % 1909
New-York tribune., 1909-01-24
COUNTRY PRODUCE MARKETS.

nrxs . New York January e. 1909.
beans and 2 sacks The only change thai
market for choice pea beans few sales OF which are
no" eP2Ted @ at 81 45 The general demand is very mod
s. q. do fair to good 50 8oas2 20; DO medium choice
marrow s. 2oqs2 - do pea- 81 o5qs2 IS; do medium
Common to good So ioass 90 yeioW eye c6ofee 50 sSS
sboioe s. s5@S2 80 PEAs-scotch bags. per bush
tod.2 crop rSa Ss
teTmlned 70 carry it any longer. If by lowering
e sh%nFs fnE 5 tubs sPGsias
at The lower figures Firsts very heavy
little Factory and packing stock slow, but not
H. as1sc &c extras BoasosS do st. SRsas ps5 der
@ 900 extras 2sa2ac; do firsts 2s927c do seeonds
21g23c thirds 2Sg2nc; STATE dairy eommon to fair
frsts, 2234q2sc do seconds 2i@22e thirds 1sa1sc
oIy nrsts, 2lzG22c; do seconds 9OG2O'sc; 90 thirds
isGisIte: do it No g. 1 isS1sisc o l. "e'4 -' 90 NO.
,S s & tSdsy 7S1 boxes exports s44
has been very satisfactory movement during be wee
ana with stocks steadily reducing the market continues
nothing to warrant actual change in quotations Skins
ing but demand curtaled by frmness Of holders Some
s1aqs3sc but any liverpool steamer on
saprday the stock will he carried oser pntl next weeks
new OBS % for colored and gs 90 for white we
colored OF white fancy, 14i4c; good fine l4c
winter made best !3He do good TO prime f2d1Sc; do
11s4c; do skins fine 9G10c; fair good 7ifashc;
do common 4G5c; full skins. 2h@3hc.
EGGS-Receipts to-day. 61s5 The market
further orders % to bay Re hes o Wesen
Receipts moderate at the moment and advices ind
cate rather light supplies transit Under the call
Change 25 frsts 3Ot4c.
The official quotation left unchanged at 3c and that
be demand al that be readily
supplied Storage quiet but held about steady
We quote: State, Pennsylvania and nearby, selected.
IN CHI
Western frsts a0c; do seconds 29a299c; do thirds IA
rs d'es' 24qzS'' checks 2202S' refFseFat0F' 2a@
FRUITS -FREsH-Apples quite plenty to-day. and
steady. Strawberries plenty. dull and Oranges IN
free supply and tone easy Grapefruit du PineaPgls'
per head bbl S3 5Oqs5 baldwin cold storage
Sass; do storage, So 50Gs4 5o do Ben Davis
somnon storage s. 25as4 IS do double head b poor 10
fair, 81 5Ods3 CRANBERRTES. Long Island. Howes.
s Do Do Ssas coo Early @ aeEs per- bb g M @
do per York crate. S3 25@S3 So; native Jersey
ESQ: do per New York craze IS Is: srR4WBERRIEs
Florida refgerators per quart 15a39c do crates
counts per 81 75gs3; do mixed counts S2qS2 50
do Indian River fancy! seleced counts 81 '3gS3 do
lines. 81 Is do to prime. 81 25@se do very
asty 75cds1 do Porto Rico, 81 2oQ$l IS; TAN
iss ~ Ier onart ioa1se; JiRAPEFRuiT Fiorda per box
81 50d So so; Rico 55egs2; PINEAPPLES Flor
ida crate 75cas1 7S 90 cuban oeasl 'Si do Porto
HoISRTbere mas been continued fairly active
nand this state With sales ranging mosty from loq
lie Choice grades pretty wei cleaned up FROM
growers hands locel market trading has been
quiet the Pacific Coast movement = has been quiet
some reported az DC for one year and o
alle for term of ysags % mes aa9e 10 sood ioife
DO 1901 396c Pacific Coast. 1905 prime 70 choice s9
New-York tribune., 1909-01-24

Coffee Gables: Rio-Cofee firm: No Z RIO
1880 exchange IS T3d receipts 5000 cearances
for the United States 30 600 Europe 1000
bags; stock. 2ioOo0 bags Santos-No !. 4S40o; No a.
$4,000 receipts 30oO bags; stock. 1884 600 bags Ham
burg-Coffee market opened u pfennig higher at IN
net Il Z pfennig higher; saes. 21.00o bags Havre
Coffee market opened Z franc higher; at u nj IN
changed; sales. 5000 bege-
C0TTON-The cotton market very active
day, and high records for the made
bureau the feature showing - 661 3S bales gnned
the and these figures brought in general out
which absorbed realizing sales the
decline after the early advance The market closed
unchanged 10 points higher Sales
estimated 200, 600 bales The
market opened at Of 5G9 points sold
a gain Of l0a13 points during the early eesson.
then weakened. closing within point of the
Lowest bullsh Interpretation OF the
census figures which evidently taken that
remained be Etnned, builish senti
encouraged by strength in the Liverpool mar
of the Indian being
reduced quite materially of continued
IN interior. figures somewhat bear
ish, supply American cotton showed
the against decrease for tbs same
wee but II felt that the census report
modification of crop estimates many
local authorities believed il point yield of a
little under 13 600 bales exclusive nters IRE
reported Galveston which said 20 involve about
900 bales Of cotton.
The range Of contract prices the local market to-
New-York tribune., 1909-01-24
Cash QUOTATIONS.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.
New York, January %, 1909

NeR York, January 23 1903
tEh-Ihe coffee market hrner
day closing steady at net advance of 5G15 points,
sales for the half session about 1s.G0O bags
market opened steady at advance 5dl0 n
response 10 higher European cables improved slightly
durlng the day scattering demand in Of
aggressive offerings Some thought that the buying
Chiefly for short account but there may
little demand for fresh investment.
number Of the large commission houses still ad-
Vlsng their customers Of their opinion
ent prices is investment Aside rom higher
European cables the contained special
OF the Brazilian markets Rio 25 reis higher. while
Santos a 90 reis lower Receipts Brazilian
ports continue liberal The
market Havre II higher Hamburg
hs61A PfeHng higher. The market for spot coffee
steady, with quotations the basis 7as lzc
No Z.
follows:
New-York tribune., 1909-01-24
EUROPEAN PRODUCE MARKET.

Liverpool Jan 2sclosiRg WHEAT.sP9t easy; Ms No
Eea 1a1 Is eIsd; july Is I'd CoRN-spot steady;
new American mixed tyia Gslyestcnl g 41a; Su-
Canadian steady EIoURUwiRtsgT Ps,Hn5S PATENT
snot nrn 26s. HoPs-At London CPaehc COAST
arm r. 6sqfs. BEEF-Extra Indian mess LIS ca
B4coN-cumberland cut. 2e TO 30 NJ hsTn. i'm AS;
rib q ~ sons AS; long clear mdaes bsa aSn
70 90 ID steady Sd; clear bellies. IA TO 10 ro.
quiet sis. HAMS-Short cut. ID 70 10 10. strong.
New-York tribune., 1909-01-24

Cotton Exchange special Liverpool cahes-spot cotton
5,II sales OO0 bales speculation. and export 5ts'
4nnarican oor. imports. 80 600; american, zleo mia
dIJn, upand H33d opened irregular at points
Ssc9rs Closed A-rn q a net advance Of 500 points
TsnuaTv IgIsi; January February 5ls1d; Feorusry-
Tarrb 1sd. March-April- 5.1Tizd; ApT1-May I5tzd;
I,re and June-JuIy 5-16d July August ol3t2d'
A,1g,esentember oTd; September October 5ozd DC
Novernber 4g71zd; November-Decemoer 10
necen,hsrIanuary 4e4izd: JanuaTy-FebfiarS' 4e0Su'
FIOIR AND MEAL-No sales OF consequence ,5 we're
recorded in -four to-day transactions being OF me a5
pc four Quiet prices The following are prices
-. a ., the New York Produce Exchange: Spring pat
ents 4oaS6 EO sraights - SOD To- WINTER
s. 75Gs5 %: spring clears 81 oqS4 5o extra
HInter 81 90d4 %: No : winter 90 doaSo ,To
I,ryrtIFsT FfOJ-F-Market slow 81 foGSZ % per iuo
~ PYE FL OI-R-Frm. Quoted: Far TO sGoa %fgf -
10 n e fancy 81 30aS4 80. CORN MEAL-SteahS
0,oted: Kiln So 45 BAG ME-steadyy .o2gHI t
r Western quiet; city Quoted western spriIg
.ar5sr5 niddling do. $l 3D. red dog
90 st Ran s24 80 bulk SIG sacks middng 80 oog
go. - dog $40 30 all shipment fonlny chop
g. iii SOS ~ sacks. OILMEAl1, SOD.
81 cp.Tx~~WHEAT-Up to the last hair hour OF tsde
ot maintained quite steady undertone on atuI1ay'
"heat eaye way under liquidation near the close
ana oIy .itL roor export demand and drop IN corn
Coupled moderate bull support early in the session:
cash situation remained pretty 1rn1 ana snort
pIi n -ere NOT aggressive time during the ses-
tToregn news steady. Liverpool showing no
Sion ybila berlin sc and Budapest Sc
net hiSher A commission house received an Arseh-
New-York tribune., 1909-01-24

ASS LARDPrime Western in tie5ses quiet 4gs;
American refined IN pals quiet 4s % PrTTgR
Good United states steady. SIS. CHEEsE-cana-
dian finest white firm, 61s Cd; Canadian finest col
ored irm, els Cd. TALIowmPrne City r dull 2sS
spirits nrn Cd LINSEED OIL-Firm. 23s 3D.
PETROLEUM-Steady. i7ad RoSIN-Common. firm.
New-York tribune., 1909-01-24
COLLATERAL TRUST NOTES.

Maturing l9oe-22.
FURNISHED by Svartwout Appenzellar Ne 40 Pine ST.
New-York tribune., 1909-01-24
BANK STATEMENT IN DETAIL

Lns dsc.ts S9sss; aTeTase LsEs ayeTsse aV
New-York tribune., 1909-01-24
PHILADELPHIA STOCKS

Furnished by Charles D Barney Co. No. q Broad st.
8 New York. and No. 122 South 4th St. Philadelpha)
New-York tribune., 1909-01-24

Name. Maturity.
Am cigar Co D c. Meh Is. 1911. e.
do C. Meh Is. 1912 2--------....
Am Tel & Tel ? C, January, 1910
At Coast L r r p c. Mch. 1910.
Ches & Ohio Ry p C, July. 1910.
Chi & Alton r z 5 p G, Jan. 1917.
Chic r I & Pao Ry 6 p c. Apr, 1909.
chi & W Ind r r c, Feb. 1910. q.
c @ C & ST L r r . c. June, 1911
fnterborough r T p c, March. 1910
do D c. May. 1911. i....-........::
Kan CITY Ry & Y 8 p c, Sept, le12
Kansas City So Ry 5 D c, April. 1912
Lack2wsnna Steel ) p 9. March, 1903
New-York tribune., 1909-01-24

The following shows the relation between the
,,,.I reserve and the total deposits the respec-
+xie dates.
New-York tribune., 1909-01-24

Distracted Mother fopenng the door of the play
racket ebos1tP
Her youngaet-We're playin' congress. NAV.
Gspe just had message from the Pres 'dunti-
Chicago Tribune
New-York tribune., 1909-01-24
WE OFFER

100000 New York Central 31zs J&J pay s7s
100000 Tel. .cOnv IS Mas, 1885, 4so
New York City City Real M Estate ss. .2 s'ss s Tsi :ae n'"7
100000 Colorado Springs Cripple Greek Dis 900, ..o
L 100000 Col Springs Cripple Creek Dis ,o., .sx
Chicago Burlington Quincy
Guaranteed by several important Railroads
*25OOO Missouri Bridge As &J 1851, 500
Controlled by yteno leadng Railroads
100000 LIST 5sA&O 1947 800
n . sssss sboas sst.: " a ls9S % ' s @ on ON ts s'S:e s: earn
100000 IS J& 1851 Sig
snng ga ls efe fully Ip thr dH afns it. interest
100000 Madison. ... IS M&N, 1884, o.1o
earning about threeim its nteres
100000 Alabama Tennessee & Northern 80 ,o-l ,-
A first lien at $500 per mile ona in
bana,ear
Tombigbee Valley IS A&O 1856, 0.SS
new ~'i ne r'fz n ALABAMA which earning anp:
10000 IS A&o. 1855, sss
Take exempt New
seaing
large surplus andpa dividend,
100000 Johntown & Gloversvine ~ 49, -
Railway New York
which in existence for over thirty
300 Shares Detroit & Mackinac c $50 Pfd Stock $40
Tax exempt in the States of New York and Con
road in Michigan its bonded andss |,
for investor who generally guaranteed
100000 Consolidated Indiana Coal ..ss JaD 1885, $50
Pacific Ry first lien Coal In (
ana and
100000 Raleigh Southport A&O 1917 500
A motga
is lsstha miIo a
two North Carolina The
Road connects Railway
Southern Ry.
6s M&N, 1911, SO
notes by mort
1878 than the total amount of the out
.....5sJ
his 5 on o
The valued
its bonded
costing n1ion S
Iisedo NewY YokSt tock Exchang
Detailed desciph
list bonds the New York Stock Exchange
+. j. LESMAN q CO.,
Members York Stock Exchange
80 BROAD ST, NEW YORK.
Specialists n steam
PHILADELPHIA
STREET. HARTFORD
The Red Cloud chief., 1909-04-22
Has a New MARRIAGE Law.

That they are physically and NOR.
ally fit to wed is what prospective
brides and bridegrooms in the state
of Washington will have to show by
physicians certificate and affidavit af.
ter June | before any county auditor
can issue marriage licenses. The new
law also provides that women must
be of legal age, fixed at eighteen
years, also that the parent cannot give
consent unless the girl is more than
fifteen years of age. The penalty for
giving false information or performing
such marriage is a fine of not more
than $1,000 or Imprisonment in the
state penitentiary for not more than
three years or both. 1t is also pro-
vided that no woman more than forty
f1ve years or man Of any age
either of whom is a common drunk
ard, habitual drunkard, e~pileptic.
feeble-minded, idiot or insane person
or formerly afflicted with pulmonary
tuberculosis or any contagious dis
ease, shall intermarry or marry any
other persons within the state.
The Red Cloud chief., 1909-04-22
Diaries and creameries.

Governor Shallenberger, Food Com
missioner S. l.. Mains and about fifty
representatives of the various cream
cries of the state met in representa-
tive hall to discuss the legislation af-
fecting the diaries and creameries of
Nebraska. Governor Shallenberger
made a short statement in which he
told the creamery men he has signed
a bill prohibiting the rushing of the
"can" after s o'clock, but that had no
effect upon the milk cans, which we're
good things to rush all the time. He
gave a short talk on the future of the
dairy business of Nebraska. Food
Commissioner Mains informed the
convention he had ruled that under
the law providing for the registration
of car marks with the secretary of
state, 1t Is unlawful for creameries to
loan their cans to the farmers, but
that they must at all times be in pos
session of the creameries or their
agents. He ruled also that all cans
must be marked and one of them to
be in the possession of other than an
agent of the creamery would be a
violation of the law.
This ruling forces the farmers to
have their own cans. Mr.. Mains said
1t was inspired by a desire to compel
the cream to be handed in a more
sanitary manne