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Los Angeles herald., 1909-12-09
ATTORNEY GENERAL
SAYS jig IS UP
Statement Issued in Regard to Gov
ernor Haskells Action in the
Columbia Bank In
Vestigation

GUTHRIE. Okla. Dec. S.-"The Jig
is up in connection with an investga-
tion of affairs of the Columbia Bank
and Trust company and practically all
of the graft charges In Oklahoma
county," said Attorney General West
today regarding the cancellation of his
authority by Governor Haskell to pro-
ceed further with the grand jury in
vestigation into the affairs Of the failed
Columbia bank and Of official corrup-
tion at Oklahoma City. Tho attorney
general characterizes the governor
action as "high handed and with only
single precedent since the dictatorship
after the reign of King James l."
Nr. West announced that he viii go
into the federal or state courts to as
certain whether an attorney general is
vested with official authority or is a
mere clerk to be set to work and called
off at will.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-12-09
DHE hurried visit of Frederick A

U He hurried visit of Frederick A.
Delano, president of the Wabash
Il railway system, to Washington.
D. g., has revived the rumor that he
is to be made minister to China if he
win accept the place. Mr. Delano is
said to have refused the post shortly
before it was offered 10 John Hays
Hammond. The railway president
would not say why he had gone to
Washington, and neither would officials
of the state department, where he was
caller. Rumors in Wall street,
where there is deep interest in the
appointment of a minister to China,
also couple Mr.. Delanos name with
the place made vacant by the removal
of Mr. Crane of Chicago when he was
on his way TO assume the duties of his
new office.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-12-09
MUCH DAMAGE DONE
BY SUNDAYS WIND

J. b. Hedrick of the Vhituer-Camp-
bell Investment company has returned
from a trip to Midway and say, that
the heavy wind which visited That seq
tion Sunday was ~ young cyclone aul
did considerable damage. At lIarjcona
derricks We're upset and destroyed.
houses were blown down and storage
tanks tipped over or moved from thDir
foundations. Twenty-Five him also suf-
fered, and a number of d.uiaks We,e
blown down. The wind WAS the most
severe Of any which has eyer visited
that section,of the valley.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-12-09
Metal Market

NEW YORK, Dec. S.-Standari copper on
81, New York metal exchange today was quiet
with spot and December at 2l2H0l3, January
Fulluary March and April, $129JaI325. Lon
don was easy i'm tone, with spot a E59 and
futures $50 Is Cd. Local dealers quote lake
COPPER at SIS 250135o; clectrolytc, $l3.l2i2g
I2"1'a. and casting al Sl3a1&25.
1u was strong. with spot and December
closing at s3205H2225; January, SS205032. 90;
February, S5215u32 40: March, $32 254325Oi
AItu $&3 oru32.Go, London was easy, with spot
quoted at &ll6, and futures at f147 los.
Lad steady, with spot quoted at A37l54
i-'- Sew York and S4.25 hid East st. Louis.
London was unchanged at Gl2 12s Cd.
Spelter was easy, spot at $6l56637ia New
York, and yj Is asked East ST. Louis London
was unchanged at &23
Locally iron was unchanged.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-12-09
MIDWAY CRUDE
SELLS HOLDINGS
FOR $4,000 ACRE
SUPERINTENDENT COOLEY Is
PURCHASER
COMPANY HAS TWO WELLS IN
SAND
Heavy Production Of the Santa Fe Six
and ST. Lawrence Wells Enhances
Values-Whittier and Campbell
Buy in Section Sixteen

The Midway Crude oil company, op-
Grating on sections 81, 31-23. adjoining
the famous section 6 well of the Santa
Fe in north Midway, is reported to have
sold its property. comprising 100 acres
for $4,000 an acre. The deal is said 10
have been consummnted yesterday, w
II. Cooley. superintendent for the COM
pany, being the purchaser. just VINO Is
associated with Mr.. Cooley is not known
The company has one well producing 100
barrels daily and another well into the
sand. hut which has not yet been
nnished.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-12-09
FRUIT DEALERS
DEPLORE RATES
GROWERS SAY RAILROADS
DEVOUR PROFITS
CALIFORNIA oRcHARDlsTs CON-
DENIM GREED
Recent Shipments to East Marked by
Distinct Net Losses, Due to
High Prices Charged
by Roads
Associated Pressl

WATSONVILLE, Cal, Dec. S.-That
in a large proportion of recent snip
ments of fruit east from California
distinct net loss has come to the ship
pers, because of high railroad rates, is
the substance OF the report Of the com
mfttee on freight rates of the California
Fruit Growers association, which was
read this afternoon before the associa-
ton, now in convention here, by Il. ID.
Stephens, chairman of the committee
The report of the fruit distributors
makes the same declaration and an
nounces that unless lower rates are Sc
cured vines and trees must be uprooted
and the soil used for other purposes.
The association regarded the report
Of the rate committee as of such imme-
diate Importance that they decided to
abandon the plan of excursions through
the Paiaro valley, which were on the
program for tomorrow afternoon, and
that period will be devoted to a discus
sion of the report. The delegates are
manifesting a leen interest in taking
action on the matter.
The report on rates gives tables of
shipments of deciduous fruits in car
loads from the Sacramento and san
Joaquin valleys which caused the snip
pers to run into debt.
Instances Cited
Among the hundreds of instances
cited is one in which it is alleged that
the railroads received a revenue of
$469, 900 while the shippers lost $1S3,OOO
on 1892 cars sent from Sacramento 20
New York during eight days.
The committee announced that II had
communicated with eighty-seven roads
that are connections of the Southern
Pacific and the Santa Fe, and claimed
that about forty replied to a request tor
lower rates by saying that these would
be granted if the lines of initial ship
ment would do likewise.
Some of these replies we're read in the
report, though no names were given,
as the committee did not desire prema-
turely to involve the roads which were
willing to make concessions.
The report Of the California fruit dis
tributors, which followed the rates re-
ports, showed that 1920 cars of fruit
have been shipped this year, exclusive
of apples. of which $500 cars have been
sent from this valley.
The principal speaker of tomorrow
mornings session will be John p. Irish
whose paper on AFTER Fruit Produc-
tion, What" will discuss, ii is sup
posed. the labor question in all its
bearings.
In view of his known attitude on the
Mongolian labor question, everyone is
eXpectant.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-12-09
Well Is Still Flowing

SAN BERNARDINO, Dec. S.--Ac-
cording to reports received by Fred r.
Perris, manager of oil properties of the
Santa Fe railroad we'll NO. ] on sec
ton 6 at Midway is still flowing 1000
barrels and over daily. The entire flow
is being caught, and it is estimated
that since it began spouting a week
ago yesterday that nearly $4,000 bar
rels have poured forth. Thousands of
people from a radius Of many miles
have visited the we'll which is the
greatest in the history of the field.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-12-09
uphoIds Street Standard

In a communication to the city coun-
ell the chamber of commerce protests
against any change in the present reg
ulations regarding the construction of
new streets 1t ia pointed out that
any lowering of the present standard
would in the end work a hardship, as
the requirements now in force are not
too high
Los Angeles herald., 1909-12-09

CALIFORNIA RED BOOK"
presents two maps, one show
ing all the oil fields of Califor-
MIA, the other the Sespe dis
trict Of Ventura county. beautifully illus
trated book written by a student Of the oil
Industry. Absolutely Free to those interested
or wishing to share in the million dollar
monthly dividends. write for IT,
WAY c. WEST,
go Laughlin building, Los Angeles.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-12-09
A Beqinnind

Church-Have you got acquainted
with those new neighbors g yours yet?
Gotham-No but I'm pretty well ac-
quainted with that old phonograph of
theirs !-Yonkers Statesman
Los Angeles herald., 1909-12-09
ESMERALDA COUNTY
DISMISSES CASES
AGAINST COMPANY
PITTSBURG SILVER PEAK TO
PAY BULLION TAX
Senator oliver of Pennsylvania Was
One Of Officials of Mining COM
pany Indicted by Nevada
Grand Jury

RENO, New, Dec. S.-Upon the rep
resentation of District Attorney Tilden
of Esmeralda county that the Pitts
burg-Silver Peak GHd Mining company
officials had obligated themselves to
pay the bullion tax, for the collection
of which criminal prosecutions We're
resOrted to. the Esmeralda county COM
missiOneTS yesterday equalzed the tax
according to the agreement and author
lied the dismissal of the indictments
against the officers and directors Of
that company.
This means that all criminal prose-
cutions directed against President Finn.
United States Senator Oliver and other
officers of the company in Pennsyl-
vania, subordinate officers in Nevada
and others will cease, and that the dis
puted tax Will be paid.
The indictments against the officials
of the Pittsburg-Silv Peak Mining
company were the outcome of the Ct
forts of the tax collector of Esmeralda
county to collect bullion tax on the
net production Of the mine. The COM
Tany is operating a 100-stamp mill and
the claim was made that the operating
expenses charged against the gross out
put We're largely in excess Of the actual
expended. Efforts to adjust
the matter We're Intellectual, and the
grand jury Of Ilsmeralda county finally
returned wholesale indictments against
the officials, including United states
Senator Oliver of Pennsylvania. Later
an agreement was reached and the final
dismissal of the indictments followed
the settlement of the case.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-12-09
70 .t
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Atlantic ... rag r. sup ts B1a.. l1a I5
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Cal X Il.c.. D#- ... .TamaracS ... "a 65
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Dsccola ......157 l5S Miami ....... lS5s lS'l
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Los Angeles herald., 1909-12-09
PRICES OF METALS
IN NEW YORK MARKET

o NEW YORK, Dec. 8.--Copper, quiet; &.
@ standard spot, S12.75@13i january, q
% Sl2.0O 0O@13.25.
% Lead S4.371z @fI21a.
% Spelter, S610@6
% Silver, 81 5-8c. .
Los Angeles herald., 1909-12-09
- -
Possibly

Yeast-I understand he kissed his wife for
the first time In months.
Paying a freak election bet,
Statesman.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-12-09

SAN FRANCISCO, Dec. s.-The market for
mining shares wa, heavy today and showed
-ttong tendency TO sag. Consolidated shaded
Off 2is points, Florence 2'1, Fraction !, and
Atlanta T.
The Tonorsh list remained about the same
with the exception Of NIacNamara, which
showed gain of points
The mines of this district shipped to the
mills during the past week 5o2S tons of ore,
estimated 20 bo worth S25 710.
Following ara the closing quotations:
GDLDEIEL.D IIETEICT
Los Angeles herald., 1909-12-09
United Oil Organized

The United oil company has been
organized by Los Angeles men 90 taxi
over valuable properties i'm the North
Midway field. The company owns 2lO
acres i'm section 10. 31-22; a perpetual
lease on eighty acres i'm section "a
1922: twenty acres i'm section g. @l-23.
on which a well is being drilled within
$50 feet of the Santa Fo e Cusher and
a lease on eighty acres in section a.
which is sublet TO the Blue Grass oil
company of Blue Grass. Iowa.
Besides the one we'll now being
drilled on section Is, which is down 400
feet. the company has tho material ON
the ground for three more wells on
section 6. The Blue Grass company
also is drilling one We'll
The United oil company is capital
ized for $200oo0o. divided into 2o00011
shares of par value of 81. TIE di-
rectors are l.. G. Torrance, g. T. Whit
tier, C.. =. Campbell. L. u. Morrison, J.
Il. Hedrick j.. $. Wallace and e. IT.
Barr.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-12-09
MINING QUOTATIONS
Nevada Stocks

Exclusive dispatch t5 The Herald by L. A.
Cgsler & Co.. members Los Angeles Stock
exchange, 200-s11 l. w. Hellman building, Los
Angeles
Los Angeles herald., 1909-12-09
Whittier-campbell Buy Tract

The Whittier-Campbell Investment
company of Los Angeles has purchased
eighty acres in the southeast quarter
Of section Is. 31-22 from j. E. Dcpue
for $4,000 The tract is five miles
northwest Of the Santa Fe well and
adjoins the land on which Nancey and
Rarnsdale recently brought in we'll
on section Is. 31-22. TWO sections in
tervene between these tracts and the
land Of the Bear Greek oil company.
The Weir ground. which was offered
recently for 5000 an acre. is now under
option at a greatly advanced figure,
and prices are going up everywhere
along the oil belt.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-12-09

Recent arrivals from the north Mid
way field report that the Santa Fe wen
on section is doing from 2soo to 8ioO
barrels a day, and that the St Law
renee wen on section is not far be
hind. Both wells are flowing like ar
tesian water wells and are producing
a fine grade of light oil. The santa
Fe has brought i'm good WeIi on 80 So
linn 96. 31-22. two miles to the north
and west, proving up well in advance
of the field. and property values nave
been greatly enhanced. Several deals
have been made and buyers are con-
stantIy in the field looking for land.
oil men concedc the worth of the dis
trict and predict that it will he one
of the big oil pools of the san Joaquin
valley.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-12-09
Roston Mlnlnn Stocks
BOSTON. Dee &-ronowins were quotations

Special s.rrt-s to The Herald by b. +. Tay
lor, ~ West Ghir3 street. Los Angeles.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-12-09
TII Z
Bid Ask
NANMNwTAN nIsTEI-l
0THER DISTRICTS
3La AL.
Comstock Mining Stock

Special service tn Tho Herald hy E. T. Tay-
.. NJ Wo-t Third -troat. I.s Angeles.
The advocate. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1901-1913, 1909-11-18

Rev. S. p. West has returned from
Weston and, Sutton, where he oondpct-
ed quarterly services ii the absence
LIZ Presiding Elder Accoo> Rev.
Vests pulpit was filled by Rev. o. T,
Davis, of Keyser.
Mrs. James Brown was hostess to
Queen. Esther Society,", Friday after
noon.
Roscoe jackson entertained quite q
number of friends wednesday eve
ming, at the home or Mr., and. Mrs.
Wheeler Jackson. :
Mrs, Ruth Henderson and Misses
Allen and Lee we're calling on friends
in Bridgeport. Wednesday.
Mrs. Agnes Ogden. whose illness
was reported last, week, is much I'M
proved at this writing. -,
Miss Emily Rochester, of Philadel.
phia, q missionary of the Church of
God, has been preaching and solicit
ing here for. the past week. Miss
Rochester states that the people here
have been very generous in donations
to the orhpans' homes for which she
is collecting: - =
Wilbur Miles, who has Been travel
ing with Pawnee Bills shows, has re-
turned home for a short visit. He
will spend the winter in Florida.
Joseph Washington has been placed
on the police force in the stead of
Chas, Lee who resigned.
Mr.. Allen, of westernport, Md. has
employment here now. and will prob
ably move his family here.
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BEfsYv1ND.

7 Rev. j: +. Haibtitonn; preached his
farewell sermon Sunday evening at
the A. ~, E. church. He will leave
for Conference Thhfsday. '<' :+'''. =
Rev. Dr.. Harris 1t K Eielinond, Va,
lectured here Tuuesday night TO- a large
and appreciative asidigHce - =,
Harry Capard, or Keystone, was in
town on political business last week
l. The entertainment given Monday
night under the auspices Of -. the
Ladies' Aid Society was a financial
success The new Church for which
the entertainment was given will be
finished about Thanksgiving.
Hazel Davis; who was badly hurt
by falling slate IN. the. mines last
week, is much, better .... 49,"
|: Rev T. J. Brandon, of Big Stone
Gap, Va, was with us. Sunday and
preached two mobiles sermons. Rev
Brandon is one of the Flattop pio-
lneers. 90 80 ~ 80 -.
: Mrs. Ida Colbert. entertained Thurs
lday evening a number of her, friends
I Games were the feature Of the eve
|ping, after which a delicious lunch
was served, H.. - 49,.
j Rufus Glen is, visiting at, his old
fhome in Winston, NJ G. - 49,,
!. Mrs. Callie Wade, Of, Elkhorn, was
Egealled here on account of the death
|0f her baby girl. - =
!. Mathew Aveno, WHO came here
from Smithers. met with a painful
accident. He fell Of the coke ovens
and broke his armri -,
Jake Saunders continues very sick.
The advocate. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1901-1913, 1909-11-18
CHTELiCOTHE.

: The Sunday School at Quinn Chapel
is taking on new life under the lead
ership of Phillip Harrison, the super
intendent
Miss Irene Gatliff's club will give a
supper at the church or Thursday
night for the grand rally on the 18th
of December
/: Rev. G. s. Gee, D. D., will preach
Sunday, November 81, at 1920 a. m,
200 p. m. and 7:3O p. M, and hold
quarterly conference ON Monday
evening.
The Chillicothe and Columbus foot
ball teams locked horns Sunday after
noon in the Kite park and when the
smoke Of the battle had cleared away
and the wounded carried from the
field, the score stood for Columbus,
Chillicothe O..
/ Miss Christine Williams, Of South
Walnut is indisposed at this writing,
very much to the regret Of her mary
friends.
! Robert Pettifofd, Of Mill street, is
SLOWLY recovering from an operation
on his eyes at the Chilicothe hoepi-
tai.
= A. w. Coins is convalescing from
a severe spell Of Illness. -
Z The members and friends of Quinn
Chapel A. NJ. f. church gave Rev.
W. F.. Walker a surprise party Thurs.
day night. One hundred and four
packages Of everything eatable were
laid on the table. j. W. Hackley
'{atted as spokesman for the party.
REV Walker responded in a short adj
dress Of acceptance. "
Ernest Redman fell on the streets
last Tuesday and sprained hfs ankle
>and has been confined to his room
ever since - "
= The services at the First Baptist
church we're welt attended on last
Sabbath. In the morning the pastor,
Rev. Carter discoursed upon the sub
Ject Christ our Sanctuary" in the
evening: The Pre.Eminent Proposl-
tion."
George West, d ton8orial artist, and
Miss Clara Banks we're united in
marriage at the Parsonage Of the
First Baptist Church, Tuesday eve
ming. Rev. Carter offciated.
A surprise pound party was tend
cred Rev. Carter and family by mem.
bers Of his flock and others last
Tuesday evening,
Mr.. James. Jones and Mrs. Ada
Mccoy were united in marriage at
The First Baptist churcft Darsonags:
last Wednesday evening REV. Car.
ter tied the knot. ...... .,..h
The advocate. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1901-1913, 1909-11-18
SYLVIA.

James TOney, who purchased lot
on Main St., has about completed his
neWNrestaurant, which he will open
in 4 few days.
Mrs. Sally Sherrin is able to be up
again after a long spell Of sickness.
"Wednesday at 6 o'clock was the
time OF a pretty marriage at Mrs.
Lucy Gimmerson's. Closely following
was another at st. Johns Baptist
Chukch at $50. The contracting par
tiessGere Miss jamie Wright and Mr..
RuHkn Carter, and Miss Bessie Clark
andsMr. Tucker Wood. The ceremo-
NY was conducted by Rev. Hunter,
- AT L o'clock Friday morning c. r.
Packs residence was burned to the
ground. Only a few things were
saved.
Rev. d. c. Hunter is having a sue
cess In his revival meeting. He will
continue it all this week.
public school is making rapid
progress. The pupils seem to be
very much interested in their lessons
and teachers. The trustees were
very fortunate in securing the services
OF D. w. Galloway and Mrs. S. A
Powell
Mrs. D. W.. Galloway, of Romeo,
verte, is a visitor in our town this
week. Mr.. Galloway has purchased
a beautiful home here which she i:
we'll pleased with and seems anxieu:
to locate in our growing little town
Quite a number attended the bap
tizing at Raleigh Sunday.
The advocate. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1901-1913, 1909-11-18
KANAWsHA CITY.

Miss Julia Lawson is visiting al
Cedar Grove this week.
|. Nh. and Mrs. W: H. Jackson are
visiting friends ip Charleston this
week
Rev. Vachel HaEriday, of Montgom,
cry, was the guest Of Rev J. W. Page
Sunday.
Aquilla Page and daughters were
the guests of his parents last week
John H. Woods, of Boomer, was
visiting his parents here Sunday
. T. O. Page was business visitor
in Charleston last week.
Mathew Stevenson, of Hinton, is
visiting mis- aunt, Mrs Cosby TINS
week.
Misses Sadly Woods, Maggie WOODS
Matte Martin, G. ,L.Jackson ana
Rev. ]. w. Page attended services al
South Ruffner Sunday night.
Peter Hall of Montgomery, is Vlsit
ing friends here this week.
Miss Minnie Davis, of Charleston
visited her parents Sunday.
Mrs. r. B. Johnson is sunerlhs
with neuralgia this week
The advocate. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1901-1913, 1909-11-18
INsTTTUTyE.

-. - 4. .~T2rEfsE ~ ,EJfg% d. 80. q.
4 Miss jessie BfnbrY nsade q bpqness
trip to CharlestonSF rfday eycnipg1
l. E. R! Carter cared Upon old ae.
'nuaintances at Institute Friday eve
cling. ~ s.f. ss ~. / =,
Airs. Maud Uacke6n and daughter
Mildred made a. s6eia1s cali in Charles
kon Saturday evening" ~, 49, "a IT,.
( Boyd Alexander left for :, his home
in Lexington, ya,ysasonday@ ,,a.,,
: George Collins. instfactor hi paint
Ing at the West Virginia CoIored In
Stitute, is improving rapidly after sew
eral weeks illness. ,l... - ~
- The Board OF Control visited the
West Virginia Colored Institnte Mon
bay. .... ~. ~, b 5..,I, - ~, =.
, j. Arthur Jackson attended the re-
81; lt9l at the WAstgl 4 Colored
Institute Friday evening {, a,
The officers of the =, M G. A.. are
yShduttfng a week. OF prayer. 4y1,..
FI%G. ~ Beane spent Sunday & m "a
z.l :, s,s q q, Il
The advocate. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1901-1913, 1909-11-18
SOUTH CARBON.

Mrs. Leila Young continues very
ILL.,
G. H. Martin has been on the sick
list the past few days and is no bet
ter at this writing.
Rev. Frank Smith, of Red Star,
arrived here Monday to assist Rev
l.. w. Mayo in the revival which has
been in progress here the last two
weeks.
NJ. C. Reed went to Wevaco on bus
mess Tuesday.
Alex Montague has been on the
sick list for the past week but is
slightly better at this writing.
c. H. Moseley, Of Holley, attended
services here Tuesday night.
J. w. Howard and Matthew John
son, of Wevaco, attended services
here Tuesday night.
p. j. Parham, who has been with
us for the past three years, has Sc
cured position at North Carbon and
moved his family there Wednesday.
Viyian Moss, Of Fayetteville, was
a-Nsitor here Wednesday, the guest
OF Winston Railey.
Mrs. Mary Carter was taken seri-
onsly sick while at church Wednes~
day night. She is better at this writ
ing.1,
ii. Jessie Carter was visiting on Par
rot Greek Thursday.
The revival closed Friday night
With eleven additions to the church
and four candidates for baptism.
~ Roy. Frank Smith, who has assist
I ed Rev =. L.. w. Mayo, in the revival
The advocate. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1901-1913, 1909-11-18
SNINIFREIH,

r. H. Allen spent Saturday and
Sunday at, his home in st. Adams.
II: Wilson has returned after
spending the summer at Nutall
Mesdames Annie and Eliza Graham
and neice, Miss Amanda Williamson,
Of Salisbury, y. c., are spending a few
days here visiting J. D. Wiseman.
r. r. Johnson, w. w. Lewis, spent
Saturday and Sunday at their home in
Kanawha City.
3. Mitchell and son Arthur and
Ed Tyson were business visitors to
Charleston Saturday.
Mrs. B. B. Allen entertained at
dinner Sunday Mr. and Mrs J. f.
Smoot, Miss E. l.. Meadows, II. Allen
and l.. Johnson.