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The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1909-08-14
VA DlsTREsslNG DROUGHT.

The Grant County Press tells or the
dry spell in Its county in the follow.
ing Language: ~
THE worst drought that has visited.
this section, for many yenrs is being
sexreriencei at the present time. There
has been but little rain for six weeks
and when IA shower did fall 1t seemed
ALWAYS to be followed by wind and
warm waves so that the ground within
ID Few hours would be MS dry as 1t was
before the shower fell, Corn will NIT
he ID half crop except In low bottom
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1909-08-14
Delivered BY Carrier.
a month. naYahla monthly. 20
OTHER iTi+ X, WORK FOR WATCHDOG

- u Id
Unless! preced ent is to be disregard
ted. there will be at least one void at
the next session OF the House OF Rep
sresntatlves that will be hard to fill.
1T Is the office CT Watchdog OF Legisla-
ttion.
VI SEongresman James Fl. .Mann, OF I'LL.
snois; has filled this position fearless
10y. constantly and with fine, discrimin.
5ntlon, for; years. The claims he ras
block ell and the bills OF shady charnc.
ster that5 he has held up Mt the last mo-
4ment that they were about to be pass
sed are numbered by the hundred.
Mann WINS keen as a hawk In watching
Legislation and Us relentless. His
times OF special activity were on days
ilenanembers were privileged under
the rules to call up bills, usually local
IN pltcntinn. In which they were par
sticularly Interested. by unanimous
;iconsent or under. suspension of the
rules. Many are half-baked products
OF legislation and nearly all OF them
i aim to take more or less Of whnck at
i the government treasury.
on those days Mann shone. and his
8..Mr. Speaker II object" struck chill
Ito the marrow OF many member who
Shnd wriggled to the line some bill for
which he could offer; no substantial de-
sfense. Usually the member attacked
asked Mann to. state the grounds Of
mis- objection. and the inquirer always
found the goods ready for delivery
Mann either gave; adequate reasons on
hand sor he lifted the lid OF ills desk
and produced reports bearing on the
matter His resources were unlimited.
and It appeared as though he had spot,
ted every rotten apple that came to
], the5leg is1atlve press. Members whose
5hopesswere blasted by objections scowl-
red at Mann and thought things. but
iothars.5 wlo favored clean Legislation,
were glad to have him perform the
involved IN Investigating the
bills: The: work required long hours
y of study. and midnight often: found Mr..
Mann engrossed In his tnsk. tits COM
mon talk at the capitol that to some
II etxent, ut least, he had the co-onera-
tlon ofsspeakers Cannon. Every speak
ert conf des to some extent In n men,
Der on the floor: upon whom he depends
4 for the blocking OF bills that cover
some self sn design not appearing on
the surface.
During NIL this time Mann has Ind
the craftsmanship OF a small commit
tee. but he has been practically free
lance. Now he, has been placed by, the
Speaker at the head Of the Govern.
enent, Committee on Interstate and For
5Eeign Commerce lnnd the important
problems presented ITO him there Will
probably require all the time he has
i for study: Such has been the way
with other directors.
The House will therefore loss the
greatest sobjector that has adorned Its
membership in many years. There
sEhnve been plenty OF cranks and tlys.
peptics and misanthropes who object
ediindiacrimlnately to everything open
/! tot objection under the rules. but Mann
collected with discrimination. n
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1909-08-14

The Preston County Journal comes
out in new form and size this week.
It Is now an eight page with mod
ern look" and we have no doubt Its
patrons will greatly appreciate the
change. Brother Whetsell is to be
congratulated on the improvement In
his already excellent paper.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1909-08-14
FAMOUS MEETING

fRvSIjnIteti Press

tRy United Press:
BERIINssAng.1 il - etlns In the
airSwitii Wilbur Wight is planned by.
CONT Zeppelin wien Wright visits
Berlin. n Zeppelin will soon complete
his new alrahip and It Is planned to
nave the count sail from Freid erich
sharen. Wright will fly out to meet
him. K u rs
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1909-08-04
! BIG BOARD" ATTACKED.
Consolidated Brokers Ask Permanent
Injunction against RiUal.

Dolphin NJ. Delmas asked Justice Crane I'm Su-
preme Court. Brooklyn. yesterday to make perma-
nent the temporary injunction which restraints the
New York Stock Exchange from prohibiting its
members 10 deal with the Consolidated Exchange
or the brokers connected Herewith.
There is no doubt" declared the lawyer. that
1t Is the purpose OF the New York Stock Exchange
to wipe the Consolidated Exchange out OF exs-
tence by forbidding business dealings with 1t under
pain of expulsion. Their business interests die
tate. II seems. that the destruction Of the Con-
solidated Exchange is necessary. The Conso
dated Exchange offers the public opportunity to
deal in stocks at lower rate of commissions"
The attorney said the action of the Stock Ex-
change was Illegal. because 1t would create
monopoly. that the Consolidated Exchange was
conducted in the public interest and should not be
interfered with. and that the constitution of the
Stock Exchange did not empower the governing
board TO pass such a resolution
The~paintif in the is Marcus Helm Co.
Consolidated Exchange brokers. OF Manhattan.
whose business will be affected 10 the extent Of
thousands Of dollars II the rule goes into effect
In behalf of the big board" Lewis Cass Ledyard
opposed the application. He defined the Stock Elk
change voluntary organization OF individuals
for the conduct of personal business lie contended
that the resolution under consideration adopted
in sef-protecton.
Members of the Consolidated Exchange. whose
own market was narrow. in endeavoring TO fill the
orders OF their customers had tried to enjoy the
Of both exchanges while belonging only to the
cheaper one. This naturally had hurt the business
OF the older organization
Justice Crane reserved decision.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1909-08-04
CHICAGO GRAIN AND PROVISIONS.

Chicago. Aug S.-Further assurances from the
Northwest that wheat now practically beyond
the possibility Of injury By black rust caused
fresh slump IN wheat prices here today final quo.
tatlons showing losses ot rsc To lac. compared
with yesterdays close. Coarse grain ana provisions
also closed weak.
The wheat market weak the entire session.
with the exception OF brief period at the opening,
when moderate hrmness was manifested because or
the comparative strength OF the Liverpool market.
where prices were I'D SD higher despite the de-
cline here the previous day.
The market bearishly affected by slack
demand for the cash grain I'm the Southwest and by
increased offerings here OF wheat from Illinois.
During the day the September delivery ranged be
tween 81 Ol2. and 81 oils The close was weak aud
only a trihe above the lowest point, final figures
on September being 81 O2l.
Heavy realizing sales caused a severe slump I'm
corn prices. the losses at tho bottom ranging be-
tween BIC and l2c. The selling inspired by the
favorable condition OF the crop and by a break
Of lc 10 Iiac IA the price OF the cash grain Tho
market closed weak almost the bottom with
prices ILc To lIzc below yesterdays final figures.
Free selling caused break OF sac TO &c In the
price Of oats. The market was bearishiy affected
by increased offerings OF new oats. which resulted
IN decline OF 10 TO llzc at the sample tables. At
the close prices were &c 10 &c lower than yester-
days close.
The monthly statement OF stocks of provisions in
store here much less bullish than expected and
there a weak tone in the provisions market
throughout the entire day. Prices at the close were
$50 &c lower.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1909-08-04

Coffee cahles-Rio-C'ones market steady No Rio
A+o exchange. IS SID. receipts. 900 daysi:
sfqeh -sLtVo bags Santrs-COnee market steady. 40
santos aS1, No d. 3St5U. receipts. So 900 hags-ttwo
dayfl stock. i2siOOo hags HalnburE-Corcae market
oienen = PIX lower. at net = pig lower
r H IVES net = PIX lover. sales 200 bags. HayTe--
.ouea u4Fset opened unchanged. al u unchanged
q ran lower At ? m unchanged; at 5 30 unchanged.
sales 1000 bags
CoTTON-Tho cotton market experienced a very
severe break 70 day result Of present and times
AsEfessise bear press~re. which successful
orns step loss orders and sanding December
OF 70 l@4c or about 80 points under the hiah %
ths TTet icus day After stop loss orders
eHsrue1. pressure became less urgent.
tenAiuol very nervous and unsettled with the close
Srs.y seaty az net decline OK 2SG23 points There
seemed 20 D. material change character
crop news In general sentiment regarding
- n@Ht seasons ultimate relationship ~ supply and
apparently failed stimulate enough speculative buying
po"er 10 sustain prices the face 81 aggressive bear
pressure ana the appgoGchEg new crop movement IRE
MARKET opened easy at decline % Sul5 points, and
lns prcers o. gradually eassi on until late In the fore
noon loss orders and selling
frrnt eliminated decline o. about 50 q IS
points \ rally followed from l227G Il +5c for Deem
closing at 4 &c hld. Weather Adyices showed a
Muaton Of dry, hot conditions IN the Southwest. ami
H1Hices from that section from encouraging from
new crop standpoint s. advtces from tho Eastern
settled weather and showers considered desire
able and on the whole crop conditions are Stin
hUiish influence The point OF uncertainty appeared 70
Re whether the weight q the be assorted
old crop supplies the untavorsbe features tho
foreign situation or the August bureau
prospective holders Of cotton can yet
hardy te gauged- The Liverpool market was f!Sap-
pointing
e contract prices in the local market to
dav - follows.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1909-08-04
SUPT. WILLIAMS UPHELD.
Need Not accept Mortgage offered
by Central Trust Com pang.

Albany. Aug. s-supreme Court Justice Fits to-
day announced decision of Importance TO trust
companies and other corporations required TO
maintain deposits with the State Banking Depart
ment He denied the motion of the Central Trust
Company. of New York. for writ of mandamus
against Superintendent williams of the State
Banking Department TO compel him TO accept
certain mortgage
The trust company offered mortgage for $4,000
10 Superintendent Williams part OF the security
required TO be deposited by trust companies
celving deposits OF money in trust. Tine banking
law provides that such companies must keep on
deposit with the Superintendent OF Banks seeuri-
ties at all times equal TO 10 per cent OF their capt.
tai stock, and IL doing business in New York
City. not less than $4,000 in value The mort
gage presented In this was made originally
10 the Lawyers Title Insurance and Trust Com
pany. Of New York. and assigned by that company
10 the Central Trust Company.
The Attorney General. through Deputy Letch-
worth, contended that under Section Is of the
banking law only mortgages made directly 10 the
trust company offering them could be accepted by
the Superintendent of Banks. and that this mort
gage not being made originally to the Central
Trust Company did not fulfil these requirements
Justice Fits sustained this contention
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1909-08-04
OTHER mARKETs-eY TELEGRAPH.

Chicago Aug. s.-CATTLE-Reoeipts about g. 600 head :
market steady; steers. IS 604$T g. heifers
IS 5Od s. 30. bulls So 4OqS4 So calves s3a$s
and feeders 81 3OaS5 Is HOGS-Receipts about 600
mixed 81 5O@s7 20: choice light 81 sOaS7 o.; packing
81 3adS7 go pigs IS 50GsT 65 bulk sOdS7 90
SHEEP Receipts about 1900 head: market
lambs higher: sheep. So ooqsS yearngs s4S5 90
lambs S. 5O0S7 So
active ana steady HOGS-Receipts. 300 head fairly
active steady &c lower heavy and mixed. IS 500
s. 49, Workers IS 20g$s 80 pigs, So 20dss 25 roughs
S7QST 25 dalries and grassers SSQpSs % SHEEP AND
LAMBS Receipts. 200 head. fairly active; unchanged.
Cincinnati. Aug 3 - CATTLE = Receipts. $50 head;
steady fair 10 good shippers IS 5Ogs6 35 common 50
81 ~ HOGS-Receipts 1884 head; dull; butchers and
shippers 81 a5dSS 90: common. 50 75QS7 70 SHEEP
Receips 845; steady S2GSS TO- lambs strong S3ds7 90
Kansas city, Aug. 3--CATTLE-Receipts. 1l,00o head
earlings So 30 choice and dressed beef steers
50 30dS7 20: good, 81 5Oas6 % Western steers
81 10 stockeTs and feeders s3iSL so Southern
steers 81 fbdS5 IS; Southern 81 5OSi: native
t6s4 50 native heifers 50 25ST: bulls $3dSf calves
e. MOSS - Receipts. 1000 head: market steady
~ -oGS7 SO. packers butchers 81 55GS7 so: light
e. s0gs7 20. pigs SO 50as7 23 sFEEPReceipts. 1000
hssd market steady Use lower lambs SO 1851 year
ii 4 sOaS5 IS: 81 1895; So 50dsi 49,
Pittsburg. Aug s-cATT! FL Receipts. light; steady:
,hoics SIS iOGS5 "a: prime 50 i5aS6 40 slIEEP-Sup-
nc Iebf steady prime wethers 81 76Gsi So culls and
pdoen 81 5Oqss: lambs s4asT: veal calves 81 o09sS
OC;s-Iaecelpts light steady prime heayes IS 40: me
diums So a5Gss so heavy Yorkers Ss 2ogss -: light
ToiaSo Aug 3-CLOvERSEED. cash Sc e7ih. oeto-
her 81 10 December ST 40 March. 81 III: No 50 So:
otcted s5 90: no established grade 81 As TIMOTHY.
urine 81 AISIFE August. 81 80
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1909-08-04
LIVESTOCK MARKET.

New York. Auguxs 5. l*& =.
& e EsTS u F SaIs GS nm hss s ~
Dressed quiet Sis8l0iec 70 tor common ho
choice native sides private cable adytcss fcn
n 19Qf4c per 10 dressed weight: refrigerator bssf az
a%G97s per 10. No shipments to-day tomorrow tbs
Of beef for the Morris company 1900 surt
for the swift Company.
MSFS ~ nea t ~ . as 81. va
ket The feeling rated steady for veas WsstSrn
duh aud unchansed 1So unsold Good westerns
prime and veals; city dressed veas sailing at
Sa c per 10 country dressed. I8l1c dressed srA.seEs
AnS aess judi CO; IS Western calves a2s ID
age. IS 12is per 100 10.
SHEEP AND LANBs-Receipts 1875
head OF which direct to saughterers and los
ears on sale ali at Jersey city Sheep common and
medium steady: prime and choice lambs a
fraction higher: al sold Ordinary 20 prime sheep sold
Ter 4S7 IS. Dressed mutton IA moderate demand and
steady az Iq10iao per n: dressed lambs &C sag
average az 81 rs per 100 n: Hs do 80 10 az 81 IS
virginia 6s 50 % 2l9 ohio sheep, as ~ at %
ksT9 s CS TnSsSs s n ~ az So "a Ksntucy
So n, al 81 as; $40 do 81 N a. 81 2s
% sn,pP Pc e. ne ~ Virsni sheep rs 10 at s. g. s.
Newton 4 Co: go West virginia, lambs - 10 at 81.
2tI do q ~ as Do % ~ az o 60 so' los Z. So se
10 40, ma, Co. s4s virginia lambs 90 N. at 81;
Virginia sheep. % n. az 81
HOGS-Receipts were cars or 10 head; al. cen
signed direct 10 saughterers feeins nonnally steasy
Nahum 10 heavy wesht state and PennsylvantA hoss
sofa late yesterday at s. 30dSs A. per 100 n -. -
sales elate yeaterday)-S Judd q Co. 10 state hogs
sl So y sS. i n At IS 50; Touss $50 No. 81 sO
s,s r sS AZ 81 As: boar $50 n at s. so.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1909-08-04
BANKERS TRUST INCREASES CAPITAL
New Stock May Be offered to Interests That
Will Help Company.

The stockholders of the Rankers' Trust Company
at special meeting yesterday. ratified the increase
IN the capital stock OF the company from ST. 100000
10 $3,o00000 recently authorized by the directors
The stock will be issued ~ 500. making the
proceeds Of the sale Sc 900 600 $4,000 Of which
will be added surplus account.
The directors have declared a dividend Of $50 a
share the old capital. total distribution OF
$4,000 payable out Of the surplus. The COM
pany. which before had capital Of 100000 and
n surplus Of s2.50OooO. viii now have capital Of
5000. 600. with n surplus of $4,000 600.
II is understood that large part Of the new stock
Will be offered certain other interests which the
directors OF the Bankers Trust Company are de-
sirous Of aflliating with that institution.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1909-08-04
ARIZONA SMELLING ELECTION.
Reorganized Company Installs New Board of
Directors

Tho Consolidated Arizona Smelling Company has
been reorganized under the plan recently formulat
cd by Hooey. Learnard Co. and the following III
Tectors have been elected: William Schal, jr
Charles A. Little. Victor l. Cumnock Julius Kesser
Edwin S. Hooley. Charles a Greene and Frank A.
Dillingham; The board subsequently, met and or
ganized ny electing the following officers: William
Schan. IT.. president Frank A. Dillingham; vice
president and Frank ". Thompson. secretary.
The statement Of tie company. which has 10
be filed with F. s Mendes. the curb agent before
August TO- 10 have IT'S stock quoted on the regular
curb lists. will show that ever 100000 has been re-
ccived in assessments ;ha shares of the old com
rany. The capital stock OF the recognized COM
pany has been reduced from 81, 500 GEO 10 s920O-
coo. and the par value Of the shares from $40 TO S.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1909-08-04
CASH QUOTATIONS.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

,or,--, New York. August g. 1859.
tofFEE-The coffee market was not active to-fa,-
put showed continuation OF declining tendency which
has oe~n more or less IN evidence since the brazilian
began 10 approach the large figures present re-
p'ieu- expectations OF big increase the
Supply statement for the probably eneour-
aseu seIhs 70 some extent. but II much
casa or large opertngs II OF demand
ana sales Dor the day only 1880 bags Last prices
Nste eglV points net lower The dull
az unehanged prices a OF points which was
seot IN line with tha French reporting partial
Sse.ne OF = franc Changes in the foreign markets.
I'"9NeI were lot large enough to have
On local sentiment and paid 10 the
pls movement and predictions the
must eventually tell prices than
~ the spot article % foreign Receipts az tina
brazilian ports for Sunday Monday were I2i coo
oass' SssInSt $1,000 last year Jundiahy receipts
W.Ie sl@O bags against o. year. figures
aSsaS received toward the worlds visible supply
l.eht as OF august l, Increase 10000 BAGS Il
sl"h comparing with increase or only Isl 3TT bags
st year and decrease % 32+ l42 years ago
nus SHOWS that toe market has
81 increasing supplies remains Re seen how Far
ineY can oe ahzorbsd and financed bull
st-el!suon % make hedging market for banking
ls % taE The increased receipts have
81 sentimental rather than actual pressure The
QTi3C- -
The range % contract prices market to-day
was rulOUH.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1909-08-04

riverpooI Aug s-closing; wHEAT-spot No rsA
Western winter. nominal futures quiet: September So
2lsd. December Il%d March. Is II sd CORN-Spot.
new American mixed evia Galvesonl steady. Is 5,sd
futures quiet September, as %: OCTOBER IS sNd
FIOrJF--Ninter patents stesiy S5s- PEAS-cAnAdlan.
Steady II 101sd HOPS In London Pacific Coast) hrln
Prime Western hrm. ass HAMs--snors cut y TO
IL N Arm 52s Cd BACON-Cumbera cut. % TO % -.
arm 81 Sd short rib ass 3D. long cfeee
miodles light % "a long clear middisa hSay
az 10 a. n arm Sss Sd: backs. ID - -
arm soes clear bellies. IA TO ~ No. n.m -
SHOUT pERS-Square n 20 ~ 10. frn. sSs "a LSsss
Prime in tierces, steady als ga
ened in nails steady CffEESE--CAneof1a
White. new. steady 55s Canadian nness co!ossA ~
steady sss TALLOW-Priule city. steAay = r6
TEsss-~-1r,r Sntri.s arm, Iss r.INSEGp OH
PETROLEUM nru, T4d- Ro51N-connsA
1Ad.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1909-08-04
CENTRAL PUTS OFF FINANCING NOW

The weekly meeting Of the executive committee
~ the New York Central held yesterday IN
stead OF the usual time. which IS Wednesday.
account of the Intended departure to-day OF Presi
dent Brown and William Rockefeller. the former
- the Adirondac<s and tho latter 20 his country
pIaon IN Connecticut. only routine business
transacted. and Il said that there was no dis
cussion Of any new financing and that nothing
would be done in that direction before the return
az a majority % the directors. in the fall
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1909-08-04
3. o. OWNS STATEN ISLAND ROAD

The Public Service Commission has ordered n
hearing 10 be held August IL on the application OF
the Staten Island Railway Company for permission
20 transfer on its books To the baltimore Ohio
Railroad Company 227 shares ~ tho Staten Island
roads capital stock. The petition states that Tho
total amount ~ the capital stock Is Sl.o600oo a.
vided into fourteen thousand shares Of the par
value OF SIS each and that tho RsltimoT" Ohio
Railroad Company Is the owner ~ 1855
shares which De- 96sA per cent Of The to'al.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1909-08-04
NORFOLK & SOUTHERN FORECLOSURE.

Norfolk Va. Aux 2.-The Norfolk & Southern
Railway answering through IS treasurer. NJ. Man
" by direction of TIE executive committee 81 thn
board OF directors admits the truth OF all the ale
gallons stated and charged IN both the bill and
supplemental bill OF foreclosure filed by the Trust
Company of America. trustee ia the present reoeiv-
ership litigation Percy s Stephenson. special mas
ter VIII tile a report Thursday all outstanding
bonded Indebtedness Of the Norfolk & Southern
This will be followed With prayer 10 the court for
a decree % foreclosure and sale
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1909-08-04
CANADIAN RIGHTS IN GRAND TRUNK.

Montreal Aus. 2-Sir Charles Rivers Wilson
president Of the Grand Trunk Railway. who is
here on trip of inspection. discussed to-day the
agitation for a Canadian board OF directors 10
govern the Grand Trunk. He said he saw no OBJ
lection 10 Canadian representation the board
or the transfer Of the headquarters from London
10 Montreal. but that ss long the capital was
furnished by English capitalists they would insist
on controlling influence He also saw no objec-
ton 10 listing the shares in Montreal though he
thought Il would have little eject
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1909-08-04
ADVANCE FOR COTTON OPERATIVES.

North Grosvenordale. Conn Aug. - The on
eratiyes in the cotton mills here. numbering thou
Hand. are 10 receive increase IN wages about
August Is. The increase, Il Is understood, will
average about 10 per cent
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1909-08-04

ard size . afoas for nav, winter shipment
oAfS-fhe market for oats or about an ona
time. but rallied quite sharply close. There
was moderate liquidation and an absence support
due to weakness in other markets Cash oats hers
closed follows: Mixed. .6 III. $50 nominal:
natural white. "a 81 n. 49051c and clipped Vhts
- TO AZ ID, $4,000. RYE-Marset dull; No Vest
ern s3c nominal { o b New York EY-Nar,rst
weak; feeding. GS DOC Q / { New York.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1909-08-04
COBALT STOCKS.
PHILADELPHIA STOCKS.

FURNISHED by Charles d. Barney & Co. No IS Broad
PHILADELPHIA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1909-08-04
COLLATERAL TRUST NOTES.

'''e By sEarEout q Appenz.lsy IA a. Pin.
street,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1909-08-04
BALTIMORE STOCKS.
BOSTON CURB STOCKS.
Reported BY Clinton Gilbert. No. ?

FURNISHED by J. Thomas Relnhardt.
New York. and no. 10 Exchange Place. Boston-)
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1909-12-11

Specifications and list of the
kind and approximate quantity of
supplies required. and other infor-
nation may be had upon application
at the Office of the Boeard OF Health.
Tenders TO be based upon the guam
titles stated, but the Board will not
bind itself to purchase the whole
or any particular part of the guam
titles stated, such quantities being
stated merely for the convenience or
bidders in submitting their bids.
All bids must be made on forms
furnished by the Board Of Health
and must be submitted In accordance
with, and be subject to. the provis-
ions and requirements of Act 81,
Session Laws 1903.
THE BOARD OF HEALTH.
by its President,
Il. A. MOTT-SMITH.
iiSG-Dec. s, 8, 10, II. -, IA. 10,
lG, II, IS.