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Will you help them?
I ] Doan's Kidney Pills have brought
thousands Of kidney sufferers back
from the verge of despair.
g Will cure any form of kidney
trouble. "'' ~ 80 '''N'' 'fe''9''"
collahr;dtl,a 1907 American American Street,
Bemidji MINI, says a"For some
time | had suffered from pains in
the small of my back and a rheu-
matte stiffness in my joints. At
times Iqwas so lame and my back
50 sore that I was SCARCELY able to
90! % my}wg1oork.. s A tires, lanquid feel
ing was. with me constantly and
headaches bothered me great deal.
[ tried a great many remedies, but
did not receive any relief Until
Doan,Si Kidney Pills were brought
toEmyi attention. L procured a box
at the Owl Drug Store and from my
e91p'e e17 i c can recommend them
highly to other sufferers from kid
nnaa,v1! +rroou,Ijas,t6aI o1F2l3d Al y 1n&
For sale by all deal dealers: rs Price
50 cents. Foster Milburn Co.,
Buffalo, New York: sole agents for
the United State $. @1s" 1u1r 50 y
III Remember the name-Doan's-
and take no other. - .s&'~21r@ !,
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RAILROAD LOSES
BY PASS FRAUDS
Great Northern Ml l|l Of
Big Sum by Plot.
IJGNIM .IJITMTd
MANY. =ARRESTS=EXPEGTED

| Il MUM !. ~ ~ EiUA3d
/ A. aaEmP'oye (of the General Office at
+ :" st. Paul Alleged to Have Worked in
Connection NTH Employment Con-
Germs Along the Line-Company
+ Said to Have Been Robbed Of over
100000 cAnnually3for several Wears.
st. Paul. Dec. 3D.: Series of ma
n1pulations of trip passes whereby it
is stated that the Great Northern rail-
road has been defrauded of from 1925,
900 to s15O,OOO' a year, for several
years past was brought to light
through an" investigation conducted
BY a. special agent of the company.
Two arrests have been made, as the
result of information given by an en-
ploye in the general offices of the com
pany.n l'''J 1!mT1t >T,!-".2IQ jaon'
"A clerk in the maintenance of way
department IS said to have admitted
his connection with the affair. He
was closeted for Several hours with
President L. w. Hill, but what he told
OF the details could not be learned. II
Employment agents at various cities
along the Great Northern are impli-
Gated and it is expected that Wholesale
arrests will be made within the next
few. days. Paul Carbon, proprietor of
saloon at TT East Third street, was
arrested, accused of disposing of the
tickets, furnished him. Another en-
ployment agent was arrested in Grand
Forks, N. D., and other arrests will be
made. Il uu:a 49, ..Ef
g, President L. W. Hill refused to- dis
cuss the affair beyond authorizing the
statement that none Of the company's
high officials were implicated. E;=rI !
How the Fraud Was Worked. a3t'
p, Mr.. Davis, chief of the maintenance
Of way department, is away a large
part of the time and his absences made
it possible to obtain the passes while
he was gone. The Great J., Northern
provides employment agencies with
trip tickets with which to furnish Ia
borers employed for work on the line
These tickets were furnished through
the maintenance of way Office. 49,.
u The tickets after being supplied to
the employment agencies, according to
the reported method Of the swindlers,
were sold to others than employees of
the company and it was estimated that
more than half of the passes. SO, issued
were wrongfully sold. The system
was perfect and has been worked for
several years. Nearly every city of
any size on the Great Northern is said
to have had representative in the
crowd that divided the melon" -
How the proceeds Of the sale of the
tickets were divided has not been
learned, but it is thought there was
general fund created by the employ.
ment. agencies out of which the &C.
completes were paid and the agents
kept the balance remaining out of
their sales. .'<'' H. N2.!'.
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WANTED-Cigar salesman. in your
locality to, represent. Us. Expert
ence unnecessary; $40 per mo.
d" and expenses. Write US for par
H'ticulars. Monarch Cigar Co. st.
Louis. @~.2 F;+ a&@n, h.4I 9dt ,uo4
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its reputation as a prophet that
Governor Eberhart will be nominated
to succeed himself, and elected.
Between this time and that, there
will be an interesting lot of political
gossip and a vast amount of hard
words from fellows who wantfthe Job
,themselYesabut that is about sall. ssz w..
The Enatural course IF events is
making 1T Eberhart,just asafast as
it can toward nomination day and
election day." - = = :
This is another indication that
those who have been subjecting,
Governor Eberhart to a severe test
IasS to food measure" and fitness as
the states chief executive have! be-
come gconvinced that sheis the ma b
for the position and will support
him for nomination and election,
next fall. {
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German ,in',aIutthheerFa nnM7 77sSeI1ryices Sun J.
day, January End, at 3 p. M, at the
Baptist church. Rev. Thee. Buenger
Of C ca Lake will preach d.,.l
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,VJGI .lS NA2IM IOIA
1@Episcopal@-@sSutnd aysc hoo 3.
MIN IEIveen'iip ~ serrYqice and|T;ssearnlGn at
8 O'Clock. Rev. Parshall, pastor.
3HNQ oa,xsa,sdI Ilt,nt@il,InI yrFBS ;lss viii
be no services on Sunday. Eng
fish and Norwegian Sunday school
attS2 o'clocKp. tmnl:7' fhgno13 eli INV
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WANTED Three more girls to
write news items. Call at this
Office for particulars. - - - . g
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WANTED-Girl to help with house
work and go to school. o. Mrs;
John Wilson, 11O1 Dewey Ave.q.
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Swedish Lutheran , re ere: witt Viii be
Swedish Lutheran services aii IS in nottb the
Norwegian lutheran 81 Church 3 at 10
o'cloc Saturday forenoon; Student
Anderson IF saltwater will conduct eut
i+l,.,I u.I Is bnllI: ra&GlIjS V!jn=y2I
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WANTED-Girl for general house
work. Call at 500 Bemidji Ave.
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new YEAR NUGGETS.

Start ri ght. III >@.ts '>)>~
Wind up right Ills &~1sa1,rC
Keep to the right. "&'4 20 ii ''&C
Resolve and right about. 2972 T.
Don't sham, but be real T2% = II
Be content with the little you
have. $1,000
Think evil of no e, but we'll Of all.
Keep busy in order to be healthy.
Consistently add to what you have
Undertake something good and
stick to it. =. '"" ! ." i@E% 2"
Advertise from the start and make
business thrive. .@';0N( >S's%2i'
Have push and get-up and show
that you are alive. - ,i'% '7~S.' }11'o,
If you break your resolve, don't
give up in despair. 5t-".F*iI 7'' i'"'
Redouble your efforts, " h o W
manliness there. =" 's'"'i '@Ilij III H'E@"'
Break away from bad habits, evil
companions and vile books! u n8i''IT
Cultivate courtesy, kindness,
cheerfulness, carefulness and prompt
ness. = j'5' 4 a'I'!i'@ o7JH757lq2
Aim to be something do S some.
thing, get something, and keep some
thing. ~" '"9"A ''f- "7'"7
Keep your word, keep out Of debt,
keep good company keep your own
counsel. '",Ei3!@rAo1 1"o" '"I 37V'
Don't kick, don't grumble, don't
criticise your brothers shortcom-
ings, but smile at your obstacles; and
be1gracious and forgiving!ol4 9dT
Keep as many of.these resolutions
as 9possible during 1910 and you
will make an ideal American citizen!
- r"1&u J=----- Y1Qm1.
<sa.~t ii "IT's EBERHART:"l oi5oa1ib SO
Ter the}above5 caption; the 8ibg
lilly Tribune says: 10 a11a7d21
\h hoping that '!yao, ur will iii like:
highly probable that you
endure itoa6M S 7d2inr
pne is willing to wager
Voi4 8dT tel 9dj49sdp&
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FOR 'S SAT "a Rubber stamps. The,
Pioneer will procure any kind of a,
Tubbert stamp bfor nyout an short
notice. .yt5ruo
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FOR SALE - Good work SIM horses,
viii sell <ll Il cheap, Il Inquire at my
barn, 4 rear of Po9stoefice block. s.
/ P.yHayth.ts g},8rrIilY uY.,tpy4d3gn!
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.WANTEDe4--At once.ciGnlss ttosleaairnnI
t5 typsse{ 5i A ApFlp'y.A at, office
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baptist Mems Bible Glass 1000;
Morning service s11:00.d Subject
/ sUntoo You! Which Believes He Is
Precious" Sunday School, 1910;
B.3N.IP.1U., . 700; evening service,
S:ooo2 Subject-"'All Things New"
New Years address. q Special music
at both services. o@3d cBH brow 2nB .
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ron sALE.E

FOR SALEU716t,heavy work horses
.from715OO to 1850 lbs. and 4 Ito e
years old. right out of hard work.
Tom Smart. 2;od} 70 9Ik 3Tom ft}t
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1xslPE Presbyterian ter Morning worship at
11ll.ss.'T This, the first Sabbath, of the
3 New >l'ew q Year, will be our quarterly
communion \ ny p 2 SCI service. We hope d to
see all the members in. their places.
! It is a fitting way to open the
year, u There Their will be- an opportun-
iitty a at this, this time for = any who wish
to unite with re- the church. .n The
8: session sig l. will meet at 1o;;45 in the
lecture ! room omrnA.t People without s a
church home in this city, are cor
daily welcomed te o worship with
VS.. Bible bic Glass and Sundays School
at 1915 Y. P. S., G. F.. at H. Even
ing service ats. The public is
invited to participate, in these SER
vices. .,-.,.eant., ,..
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D1 ! ! ! THE ! VARIOUS \
CHuRGAES=0F=THE CITY.
Tours Of Worship and Subjects 81 Ser
81 IN mons to Be Deliveredsin the -~
=. .r
City Sunday. 49,

.G2OGT tt 7H1,,4dMdOT(
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THROW out the line
Give Them Help and Many Bemidji Peo.
\ pie Will Be Happier.

Throw Out the Life Line"-
The kidneys need help. ----------
= THEY'RE 'oyerworked- 7Tcan't Iget
the poison filtered out of athenblood.
n' $$555|'J'f2 .t''4'''fn VI ~; ;131 fTYf''
Los Angeles herald., 1909-09-02

NEW YORK. Sept. Following were clos.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-09-02
pemand for Pacific Gas

Hutton Special to The Herald-)
SAN FRANCISCO. Sept. 1.-The chief fea-
ture OF this mornings trade in local securiS
ties was the hungry demand for Pacific Gas
and Electric stocks of the unlisted department
BROKERS' with eastern connections have raked
the local marketa with fine-tooth comb in
search of sellers for the past few days and
found very little stock Offering With the
common at 4SM bid and the preferred at Sbh
bid these stocks bringing higher prices
than ever before and bid fair to SHOW sun
regularly listed shares, as we pointed out In
yesterdays letter, the selling Of Associated
OH was not authoritative. and this stock saw
a recovery from 331s TO 34A bid for big lots.
Alaska Packers was in good supply and sold
off from 74Ia to 1875. Spring Valley water
was higher at 33Ss. and the remainder OF the
list, including the Hawaiian sugars, was
steady and unchanged. Bond trade was dull
but showed a ne WHICH record on 99% In
Pacific Fone 5s Southern Pacific Refunding
As continued weak at 95is. United Railroads
As in sympathy with strong New YORK
market for the company's stocks were better
AT 77Ia bid.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-09-02
DECLINE MARKS
POOR BUSINESS
NEW YORK EXCHANGE FEELS
LITTLE ACTIVITY
APATHY OF DEMAND CAUSE OF
SAG IN STOCKS
Speculation Suddenly Becomes Dull
and Many Trading Stocks Suffer
and Bears Profit by the
Recent Lesson
TBy Associated Press.l

NEW YORK, Sept. IA decline In prices
Is the natural course in a market so dull as
that of today for stocks Even where there
is no urgent press for stocks for sale the
apathy of the demand affords no sustain
ing force to prices and they sag Of their
own weight The almost stagnant condition
OF the trading threw mystery over the turbu-
lent markets of the last two weeks and
made 1t difficult to explain the sudden
withdrawal of the operators whose con-
gested dealings in a few stocks were re-
sponsible almost altogether for the million
share daily totals which succeeded each
other day after day.
Conditions bearing on values have under
gone no change to correspond with the sud
den cessation of the speculative activity.
The feverishness Of interest manifested in
the health of L. II. Hartman has abated
and this seems the only explanation to offer
Of the change in the complexion OF the mar
ket. The punishment given the bears Mon
day served to admonish them that the bull
party still able to control the market
The renewed ebulltion from Boston through
the medium of the advertising columns and
the telegraph had its effect in the latter
part of the day and impaired some courage
to the bear party and they rehought hastily =,
The less favorable crop aspect was dWelt
upon to some extent to warrant the contRn-
tion for lower prices Further detailed ac-
counts Of the conditions of cotton deteriora-
tion in that crop in the government esti-
mate to be published tomorrow. The cotton
stocks both among the railroads and the
lndustrials, among the few to show
strength today Last years decline in ex-
ports of merchandise and the heavy imports
threw the exchange situation out Of normal.
In order TO tide over the situation Ameri-
can borrowings in Europe have been very
large, estimated by as high as $780,
900, 900 now outstanding as Indebtedness
against this country.
News of the corn crop continued unsats-
factory and prompted some notable revisions
of estimates on the forthcoming report
London sent reports of a weak market for
copper. The unchanged dividend on Amerl-
can Smelling seemed TO cause dlsap-
pointment. Time money rates went on
hardening and the banks are losing cash by
withdrawal for the west but call loans Were
not affected. Bonds were unchanged cali.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-09-02
The Metal Market

NEW YORK, Sept. 1.-The market for
standard copper was quiet but steady today
with spot and Sept. closing at st2.50@ 75i
Oct s126O@12S5; Nov. s1265@ 1890; Dec
s12.7O012.95. No sales reported on the ex-
change. London was easy and lower at E59
Is Sd for spot and f6O Is for futures. Local
brokers' quoted lake at s13913.S74A; electro
lytic, s12S71s @13.12h; casting, s12.75@13
Tin was weak; spot and Sept. closed at $50
a 1925; Oct 5000 1925; Nov. $500 So 40i
Dec S9O.1003O.35. No business reported at
the decline. The English market was weak
and lower, with spot closing at f137 Is sd
and futures at f19S rs cd. Lead was steady
with spot at s435@4.40 New York and S4.20
643O East st. Louis. London un-
changed at f12 lis 3D. Spelter was steady
al s5.65@5.75 New York and S5,50Q 10
East St Louis London unchanged at f22
los Sd The English iron market un-
unchanged at Sis 4hd for Cleveland war
rants. Locally the market was firm.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-09-02
FRUIT MARKET

SAN FRANCISCO Sept. 1.-Fruits-Faney
apples, $1.50; common, 604S5c.
Berries-Strawberries S3d4; blackberries, S2q
8; huckleberries. 10@121Ac; raspberries, S5G6.
Pears-Common, 6Oq75c fancy, Sl.4OQL50;
Bartlett S1GL25.
Peaches-Common, 35c; fancy Csc.
Plums-Common, 25c; fancy, soc.
Oranges-Valencia, $L50Q3.
Mexican lmes-S546.
Lemons-Common California, S150@2,5 50; good
to choice, S36S.50; fancy S4@450.
Melons-Nutmegs. 25a5Oc; fancy cantaloupes,
81 25; common 75c.
Tropical fruits-Bananas 75cd$3; pineapples,
S15Oa250.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-09-02
SUGAR and Coffee

NEW YORK, Sept. 1.-Coffee futures to-
day closed quiet, unchanged on January, but
generally 8 points net lower. Sales $3.50
bags. Including Sept 540e; Dec. 5.25c; Feb.
March, 53Oc; April, May, 535c July. $3.50
). 40c Spot. steady; No Rio, INC; No. 4
santos S5s q SC; mild, quiet CordoEa, Il q
13c.
centrifugal 96 test, 4.11c; molasses sugar.
8. sec; refined. steady crushed, 5.75c; pow
dered, 515e; granulated 5.05c.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-09-02
Butter, Eggs and Cheese

CHICAGO Sept. 1--Butter-Steady; cream
cries 24kQ29c; dairies, 22426c.
Eggs-Recepts, $500 cases; steady at mark,
cases included, 1se; irsts, 2Oc; prime hrsts.
21ke.
Cheese-Strong; daisies, 15%916c; twins.
1bG15lLc; Young Americas, 16c long horns. Ice.
SAN FRANCISCO Sept. 1-Butter-Fancy
creamery, sl5kc; do seconds, SOC; fancy dairy,
271kc; do seconds, 24isc.
1Jd161sc.
Eggs-Ranch. Ssc; store, s4c.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-09-02
California Dried Fruit Prices

NEW YORK, Sept l-Evaporated apples
quiet; fancy. S}4 G9c; choice, Siac; prime
7AQ71Rc: common to fair, 5@6Ac. Prunes
unchanged; California "a oil 13o; oregon
6@9c. Apricots strong on coast but loca'
spot show no quotable Improvement Choice
1O@1OAc; extra choice, 1014 @10%c; fancy
11@1Sc. Peaches, quiet; choice, 5A n6ci
extra choice. 615@6%e; fancy, 7qS3sc
Raisins, neglected; loose muscatels, 31a g
41ac; choice to fancy seeded, AZ q &c; seed
less, 34 @5lac; London layers, $ll5@l.2V
Los Angeles herald., 1909-09-02
Market Ranges

CHItAITO, sept. I.--IasN quoLdIIOns were iL9
follows: Flour, steady feed or mixing barley,
47a50c; fair to choice mating, 57g65c; flax
western, s141; timothy seed So 571s: clover.
Sli 9O mess pork, per bbl,, s22.75422,so; lard,
per 100 lbs. S12,321S short ribs, sides doose),
$11. 62I6n11 STA short clear sides (boxed).
$l2 S71z@l250
Grain statistics-Total clearances of wheat
and flour were equal to 100000 bushels. Pri-
mary receipts were S7s,000 bushels, compared
with 9I9 900 bushels the corresponding day a
year ago Estimated receipts for tomorrow:
Wheat, 10t cars; corn, S13 cars; oats, 22S cars;
hogs H. 900 head.
nAIIY- MOVEMENT OF PRODuCE
Los Angeles herald., 1909-09-02
Listed Stocks
Chicago Live Stock

ed at 1000; market 1Oc higher beeves, $425Q
8; Texas steers, S4.15d540; western steers,
81. 4Od6 40: stockers and feeders So. 25g5 90;
COWS and heifers, 2,25a6. 40; calves, S65Oas25
Hogs-Receipts estimated at $4,000: market
strong; light ST. 765@s25; mixed S750dS25 25;
heavy. s7.259s.25, rough, s725@150 good to
choice heavy, S750dS25; pigs, S.504S,05; bulk
OF sales, $7.70GpS.15.
sheep-Reeelpts estimated at 2s,OO0 market
steady; native, $2,75df75 western, s3@475i
yearlings, $4 5O35 90; lambs native, 81. 4Oq790;
western, s4.75@7S5.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-09-02
Treasury Statement

WASHINGTON, Sept. THE condition Of
the treasury at the beginning OF business to-
day was as follows Trust funds--Gold coin.
$3.50, s92 s69; silver dollars. s4s7, 900; sill
yer dollars of 1890, s4,l2O,o0o; silver certi,
ncates outstanding, s4s7, ,5s6,oo0. General
fund--Standard silver dollars $3.996 sSi; cur
rent liabilities, s1Oo,694.567; working bal
ance in treasury, sSO.50s,O07; in banks to
credit OF treasurer, s3s, s65,o5s; subsidiary
silver coin, s25. $40, 9al; minor coins, $1,s23,-
Os7; total balance in general fund, ss7'sOS'-
$40 .
Los Angeles herald., 1909-09-02
PRICES OF METALS
IN NEW YORK MARKET

% NEW YORK, Sept. topper steady; 9.
q standard spot, $12.5O@12.75i Oct, g
o S12.6O@12.s5. Lead, S4S5@44O. Sill 9
q, YER 5IAc. @
Los Angeles herald., 1909-09-02
CARLOAD SHIPMENTS
OF CITRUS FRUITS

D Shipments of oranges and lemons from g
o Los Angeles Saturday and Sunday, g
O Aug. 2S-20 were 80 carloads of or g
@ anges and II carloads of lemons, To- 9
8 tai to date there were shipped 350SS g
@ carloads, of which 1891 were lemons. g
o Last season there were shipped 2S,3I5 g
o carloads, of which 1881 were lemans %
SSsSxS<SSS1t>$o<sp41eSDSCD
Los Angeles herald., 1909-09-02
nAIIY MININa CALL

Official sales-A NJ. 1000 Con Mines at Of;
1000 Clark Copper at 10; 1000 do at 1913; 1000
do (BSO at 1914 1000 Johnnie M and NJ at 1994
1000 do at 1915; 100 Duplex Contract at 6A
80 Bonnie Glare at 10. p. NJ: 1000 Con Mines
at !; 1000 Johnnie NJ and NJ at 1874: 1000 do at
1s1a; 1000 Daisy at 10; 1000 Bonnie Clare at ii;
1OOC do at IS; 1000 do at 15h; 1000 do at IS;
1000 do (S3O) at 14ls.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-09-02
CITRUS FRUIT REPORT
ST. LOUIS
CLEVELAND

CLEVELAND, Sept. lone car Valeneias'
one car lemons sold. Prices low on Valen-
cias on account Of quality; steady on lem
Valencias- Mtn Crest. S A Elk. S2oo
Lemons-La Paloma, Riv Elk. Arlington
S375; Housewife, same, $40.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-09-02

NEW YORK, Sept. 1.-The trade was quite
active in the morning. but later became quiet
Prices showed a good deal Of irmness in the
first hour owing to the unfavorabe crop re-
ports in the Journal of Commerce statement
showing loss of III for the month, confirm
ing the apprehension Of the trade. but was
only normal loss for the crop during August
There was also some buying on the Oklahoma
n port showing II points loss for The month,
and the reports from west of the Mississippi
All authorities have shown heavy decreases
rejecting the serious damage from the IN
tense heat and drouth There have also been
good rains i'm the south Atlantic neighbor-
heed. The further rains this morning IN the
western belt and predictions of more showers
would indicate that the dTouth west OF the
Mississippi had been quite generally relieved.
Following is the range of quotations today
Los Angeles herald., 1909-09-02
DAILY MOVEMENT OF PRODUCE
Fifth Ward Leads

The report of j. ]. BaolSus, chief inspector
OF buildings, for August shows the greatest
building activity was in the Fifth ward In
that part of the city 232 permits were issued
for Improvements aggregating S40SOlo. In the
Third ward there were 5S permits, aggregating
SAL, ,954.
The final figures show that 77s permits have
been issued and the total valuation Of the
improvements is placed at 81. l.555. .199.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-09-02
VIII Pave Market

The Los Angeles city market at IhlId % sueet
ard Central avenue is to be paved within
twenty days to comply with the regulations
OF the board Of health. The area TO be paved
IS three acres and the cost VIII be IN tne
neighborhood Of $4,000.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-09-02
Boston Stocks
special service to The Herald by r. B. Hut
ton & Co., lie West Third street, Los Angelica

BOSTON, Sept 1.-The Boston copper mar
ket opened quietly, but under the lead or So
called Calumet & Heola group of stocks the
market has turned strong and active ON
large transactions Centennial advanced to 4l14'
a gain of 8 points. Allouez advanced easily
to 50 which is also a gain Of points. La
Sale and Osceola are both / point higher
Lake Copper has continued its rally to %
which is a gain Of Ia points. A little more
activity in Calumet & Arizona is nouceanie
steady with the undertone strong Other de-
partments of the market are practically un-
changed with the exception of Massachusetts
Electric Issues, which show a tendency 10
advance.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-09-02
PHILADELPHIA
| PHILADELPHIA
| PHILADELPHIA, Sept. Five cars OF
CINCINNATI

CINCINNATI, Sept. Warm; market
steady; one car oranges and one car lemons
I,emons-Pet. A Ex. s255 Greyhound
$40; Duck. s21O. Valencias-Pico' T.
whittier. s1.95.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-09-02
MINING QUOTATIONS
NEVADA STOCKS

Exclusive dispatch to The Herald by L. A.
Crisler & c., members Los Angeles Stock
exchange S05 san Fernando building, Los
Angeles.
SAN FRANCISCO. Sept THE bears were
In full control of the mining market this
afternoon, and the Goldheld leaders showed
lcsses ali along the list. Consolidated shaded
OFF 10 points, Daisy 2, Fraction l and Jumbo
Extension 1.
Former quotations we're well maintained IN
the Tonopah division with Montana and Tono-
pah Extension each showing a gain Of ?
points.
The mines Of the Goldfeld district shipped
total of 7148 tons Of ore, valued IN the
aggregate at $S53 4S0.
The general offices of the Daisy Syndicate
which have heretofore been in New fofk
city, have been removed to Goldheld.
Following are the closing quotations;
~ III n III
Los Angeles herald., 1909-09-02
ST. Louis Wool

ST. LOUIS, Sept. 1.-wool, hrm; medium
grades combing and clothing, 221s csc;
light hne. 29h @s6hc; heavy hne. 1914 %
2ic; tub washed, 259S7e.