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The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1909-10-16
Grain Market
Wheat and Other Grain.


Wheat-I.verpool futures higher. Chi
cago also advanced. The San Francisco market
likewise higher.
A private Liverpool cable says that Russian
shipments pretty we'll cleaned out and that
they are dependent on Pacific coast wheat
CASH WHEAT
California club. $115@1 so; Sonora, 81. So "a
1.9J; white Australian S1.S5@1. 95: northern
whest-Club. s1.6561.70; Russian red. S1.656l
1.671s turkey red. s175@1.S2h; bluestem'
$1.S21s @1ST1s.
1890 a. Session
2 p. m. Session
Bariey-The cash grain was still higher. Re
CASH BARLEY
Good to choice feed spot. 81 .4215 a Las; com
mon to fair s1.35@1. 40: per ell; brewing.
FUTURES
1880 g.. Session
Open High Low Close
May .,......sl ~ sI.4a s1.4s s1.4a
December -. .44A .44i2 Ia la
2 p. m. Session
May ....... si,tssm 81 49, sf.9s Sis
December -. 1.43ss 1.4S% AIS 1.43ss
0ats-Continue active and strong at the recent
Reds for feed 81. s5@1.75 for good to choice
and s1.55@1.6 IS for poor to fair; reds for seed.
nominal at s157la al .e2l2 white, s1.57h@
1.621a; Texas red, in bulk, 81. o3; in sacks 81 10
Corn-smaI round yellow. 81. 7o@1 rs: white,
81. 5@1 so; large yellow, $i.75; western states
yellow, in bulk. San Francisco track, $l.ss;
Rye-Western states. $i.so per ctl; California,
nominal
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Potatoer. ONIONS nnd YerefahIe.

Prices for miscellaneous vegetables showed but
little change yesterday from thee preceding day
supplies OF most descriptions being ample and
business Of light jObbing character. Lima
beans were held at higher rates. but there were
very Few sales reported at the prices.
Potatoes tper ctlJ--River white, GOA TJc; Sa-
1nas Burbanks. S1.256l 80: oregon Burbanks
81 q lilo; sweet potatoes. 81 -25Gr1 60
On1Ons-New yellow. 750 Soc per ell
VeSetables-TOmatoes. 5jQ7Jc per box; green
peas. 3doe pei lbi string and wax beans 3dIc
per 10; lima beans, case per III; summer Squash
50@6Jc per box; garlic, 401Jc per 10: cabbage
JOe per etl; cucumbers, J06f6Jc per box. cauli-
Hover, ODE per dozen, turnipS, Toe per sack :
carrots, Toe per sack; eggplant. 30djOc per box :
green peppers, 40@65e per box; green okrs son
zoe per box
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Flour and T1arinaceous Goods

Flour-CaEfornia family extras s6.2O@6 so net
without discount. bakers extras S6 .2O6l6. so f:
superfine. So 10Gt5 80: Oregon and Washington
per bbl $5.S0@5.50 for family, bakers and pat
ents and S4.5O for cut or Kansas patents, IS. %
81 so: do straights. $3.50 per Dbl
Farinaceous Goods-PriceS In 100 10 sacks net
cash no discount. as follows: Graham hour
IS per 100 lbs; rye -four, $3.50; rye meal. So so;
rice -four. 81; corn meal. So. so. extra cream do
$500; cat meal, 81; oat greats. 81; farina. So:
hominy. $3.50; buckwheat dOur. $3.50: whole
wheat hour. $40; rolled oats bill So. 5O07. In
sacks S4@6.50; extra cream do. 81 in SACKS and
$3.50 IN barrels; rolled wheat. bbls 81. so in
sacks S. 75G4; pearl barley Sf-75. split peas.
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SUMMARY OF
THE MARKETS

Wall street stocks generally higher.
Copper stronger and stocks stronger.
Cotton slightly lower.
New York exchange higher. Silver lower.
Comstock shares decline violently.
Wheat and barley advanced again,
Oats firm and selling WELL
Choice hay brings an advance.
Beans and seeds unchanged.
Live, dressed and cured meats as before.
Butter weaker Cheese frmer and eggs
unchanged.
Potatoes weak. Onions higher.
Cool weather depresses fruits.
Poultry coming in freely.
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WASHINGTON. Oct 15.-The condition Of
the treasury at the beginning of business to-
day was follows:
Trust funds Gold coin. Ss72, 242. 500: silver
dollars. $4ST .155, 600; silver dollars of isao
I55. 600. T'o''
General fnnd-Stapdard silver dollars in gen
947s0s1; working balance in treasury Offices
81 .359. 564 in banks to credit Of treasurer of
United States, 9.52T. IA: subsidiary silver coin
SO, 12f. SIS: minor coin, 81 793 345 Total no
ance in general fund, $S7426 oS7. ''i
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Dried Fruits, Raislns. Nuts and Homes

Fruits-Evaporatcd apples 6is 9S5ae apricOtN
91.@11c mOOrpark. 12012iac; peaches, safe
prunes, pa use. with a. premium for 4Os and
no SOS at any price; pitted plums, 61s 9sc; figs,
215 G4c; pears. 709c.
New Raisins-Layers. clusters-6 crown, 50 50;
crown. SI.T5; crown. S1.25; ordinary layers.
3 crown, 92ih 6l95c; . crown. S5Q9Ocs seeded
Al @5c: seedless sultanas 21s 0412cs Thompson >
seedless. Sc; loose muscatel, crown, 3%ci 3
crown, SIC; . crown. %. C.
Nuts-AlmondS, nOnpareilS. 141a q 10c, Ill
146141ze; ne plus ultra. f36131ac; Drake, 116p
111ac; langucdocs. 1O6101sc, hardshelis. 6la a
&C; walnuts. IL = G12l2c per ID for No
softshells. T1sc for No do; hlberts, 1212 lac
pecans, 15917e; California ehestnuts, 10G121ae
per ID.
Honey-Comb. 14@15c for water white and
10@12e per ID for amber; extractedJ Tie for
eandled and dark amber 4a41tc per ID.
Beeswax-2712 G30c per ID for light and % "a
PC for dark
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NEW YORK Oct. Observation-Disclosures So 627
barrels; exports, 12,4O3. Market hrmer, with a
fair trade.
wheat-Receipts. 142, 400 bushels: exports
2s9. 1874. Spot strong. No red. 81 ,2S1s asked
domestic elevator nominal f. O. b. afOat; No
northern Duluth. $1.16at nominal f. o. b. aaoat ;
No. hard winter. LA nominal f. o. b. ahoat
New high levels for the present bull move
Tnent in wheat were established today a result
of renewed bull support, active covering. strong
cash situation, higher cables and big weekly
c{earances. Near the close slight reactions
Cured. however. prospects of big worlds
shipments. final prices being q a sc net higher
December closed at SI.13% and May at Sl.133s
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Beans and seeds

Prices and conditions in beans remain I'M
changed. Dried peas are higher.
Beans (per ctl)--New bayOs. S3.50GI3. 70, pea.
nominal; small white S4G425; large white,
50. 5Oa3.1O: pink, S36l3. %; red nominal; black
eye. $3.7543.90; lima, S4d4.1O; red kidneys.
So. So @3.S5; cranberry beans. So 25Q $780, Car
vanzas. S2.6OQ3; horse beans, S1.5Oq225.
Seeds-Brown mustard 4Q4l5c; yellow mus
tard. 515cs faxseed 49415e carload lots; canary.
414e; alfalfa, 1914 ale; rape, cleaned. 2d21Se;
timothy. &c; hemp, 3i.t1SStc: millet. "a Csc
Dried Peas-Green. ss,a5as.5o PEI. ell
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Cash Grain and Provisions

NdsH tFfaIn and ProVIslOns
CHICAGO. Oct. 14--Cash quotations were As
follows; Flour, steady; No = rye. 3GT4Isc:
feed or mixing barley, 50er51c; fair to choice
mating. 56M63c; No. Southwestern 3axsecd
S1o3; No. | northwestern do. $1.63: timothy
seed, $2.6013.15; clover. $9.500 Il %; mess
pork, per Dbl, S24 lard per 100 lbs. S12. 121s n
II %; short ribs sides (loose). S1O.92t.G11.1Tis
short clear sides tboxedl. $12MI2. -.
GRAIN STATISTICS
Total clearances 9f wheat and -four were
equal to $4,000 bushels. Exports for the week
as shown by Bradstreet's were EQUAL to A s6e :
600 bushels. Primary receipts were 1315 COO
bushels. compared with 1.45i. 600 bushels the
corresponding day year ago Estimated To
ceipts for tomorrow: Wheat. IS cars; corn 132
cars; oats. LAG cars. hogs. 5000 head.
DAILY MOVEMENTS OF PRODUCE
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Rutter. Cheese and Egg,

The market for extra butter continued to point
downward yesterday. business the exchange
sending the price down Re to SIC Dealers were
divided in their opinions as to the exact state Of
the market Some willing to sell their sur
plus at the new quotations on the exchange,
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Poultry tper dozenJ-Hens. 81. 5O615 Tor small.
Sc. soar for large and SSQ1O for extras; young
ROSTERS, S7617.50; do extra large, SS09; old
ROSTERS. S4M5; flyers. $J06; brOilers S45Od5
for large and S304 for small; ducks. Sj6S:
pigeons. 81 %; squads $3.50; geese. S2d2.5 so per
pair. COSlings, per pair; live turkeys. 23G1
25c per ID for young and 19d21c for old.
Game (per dozen l-AaIIard ducks, S56S:
sprig. S306: teal 81 5O04: widgeOn. s.. 5O0
$50; spOonbills- S150G . so: gray geese, S203
hare, $1.5O01.75; rabbits S2-25@2.5O
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Boston Stocks and Bonds
THE COPPER STOCKS

BOSTON, Oct 1.-THE Boston copper shares
opened strong and active, with trading broader
than for many days past. II was quite evident
was in for a substantial rally. All through the
list the market is decidedly stronger. While
this rally may be due to a considerable extent
10 short covering il is quite evident that there
is very little selling power in the market. and
any favorable opportunity prices are bid up
sharply The Industrial list IS quiet with the
undertone strong. There are features
II is reported from New York that Amalga-
mated copper is hard to borrow In any sized
amounts. 4 heavy short interest is said to
exist.
The following list is furnished by E. F. Hut
ton & Co. 400 California street San Fran
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Northern Bu.Ine~.

ances. S214, 304 90
TACOMA. Oct. l5.-Clearings 1854 a5a. bsl
ances. $685.
balances $10I.644.
PORTLAND, Oct. 15-Clearings 81 so7 ooA.
balances $234.0S4 49,
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Northern Wheat Market

PORTLAND, Oct 15-wheat-Track prices:
Club, 92e; buestem, 81; red Russian. soc; turkey
red, Ole; forty fold. Ole; fife. ole.
WASHINGTON
TACOMA, Oct. 15.-Wheat-le higher; blue
stem, $1.02; club and red fife, 93e; red Russian,
Ole.
SEATTLE. Oct. 1J.-No milling quotations.
Export wheat: Bluestem. Csc; club, soc: Rus
sian, Sic. Receipts. Wheat, cars; barley,
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SANTA CRUZ, Oct. 1J.-The egg market il
unimprOved. and quotations still remain at the
highest figure. 46c for al classes
PETALUMA, Oct. 1J.-Ihe price still MAIN
tains the high point reached earlier in the week
Fifty i've and a half cents was the best Offering
today; Doc and J4iac was offered by speculators
and independent dealers. No change in local con
ditiOns
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Now YORK Money Marked

NEW YORK, Oct. I5.-aoney on call firm.
AZ a "a per cent; ruling rate, closing bid and
offered AT ~ per cent.
Time loans easier 90 days. AZ per cent: 90
days, 1900 per cent; six MONTHS AZ per cent.
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LOCAL MARKETS
Receipts of Produce October 10
FAMILY RetaIl Market

Numerous changes in retail rates for house
hold staples will be observed this week. Prices
for eggs have advanced another notch and some
kinds of poultry and game dearer. Quota
tions for fresh fruits and vegetables also show
some revision in the direction of higher prices
pE
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Portland Bntter Mnrkef
. Egg Market IN Nenrhr Cnnntie.

PORTLAND. Oct. I5--Butter-Cit and conn
try creamery extras, Sic; fancy, 32G35c store.
19@21c.
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POO Mexican e,t,4oo Union $500. Is
100 Mexican ~ I21bi 300 Utah .....: I3
Al AND GOLDFIELD STOCKS

IUNUPAH AND GOLDFIELD SIUChS
Regular Session--9:30 to 1890
500 Com Fraction. rs 100 Gid Con NJ. IS so
900 Daisy ........ OF 800 Montana ...- 30
1000 DIN Bite c. Oh 500 Pitts S Peak. 81
800 Gid Con Nc TN
Afternoon Session
QUO Belmont .... 10 200 Florence =. 30
2O0O Blfrg Nat Bk Oii1000 MacNamara %
200 Com Fraction 751OO0 MacNamara IS
500 Daisy, b 30 09
Informal Session
zoo Gid Con NJ. g. 70 500 Jumbo Elk IL
1000 Gid kewanas OH 100 Pitts Peak. 81
CLOSING QUOTATIONS.
CALIFORNIA
Bid.Ask Bid. Ask.
Argonaut 300 Gent Eureka. 81 =
brunswick c.. 03ILightner Min. L 90 -
Bunker HILL. 4.6Oso Eureka M.1.75 -
NEVADA
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Informal
Mining stocks

SAN FRANCISCO STOCK EXCHANGE
Following were the sales the San Francisco
stock and exchange board Yesterday
r0MSTOCKS
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STEEL SETS PACE
FOR WHOLE MARKET
Dominant Leader of Speculation
and Leads in Its Rapid
Advance
New York stock List

Z. F. Hutton & Co.. 400 California street.
members Of the New York stock exchange, fur
uish the following list of bond ana stock sales
yesterday:
--7--77-7-- 7TIi-n 7I-ov- I Rid AZ.
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Prime mercantile paper, Az 40 per cent
Sterling exchange steady. with actual business
in bankers bills at 81. s2S0@4. s2s5 for 60 day
bills and at 81. S605 for demand.
Commercial bills. $4.S21l Clasps.
Bar silver 503tc
Mexican dollars, 43c.
Bonds-Government, steady; railroad, irreg-
ular.
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Bank C1earinGs

NEW YORK, Oct 1o.-Bradstreet's bank
clesrings report for the week ending October
IA shows an aggregate of 3.40I ,653. 600, as
against So 1854. 159, 600 last week and 81 go 1885,
600 in the corresponding week last year. The
following is a list of the cities:
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MeekIx Trade Review

Not included in totals because comparisons arc
incomplete s%Not included in totals because
containing other items than clearings.
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london CLOSING StocIr.

Bar siiver-Quiet 237sd per ounce.
The rate of discount in the open market for
short bills is SIS per cent and for three months,
bills 3ss per cent.
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Greene taD. lU52 loss
Gug Expressing go
Kerr Lake SIS s 1915
La Rose g 1I-16 ga
Miami 49,. 1875 1888
Ely Cent 49,. > 3-16 PA
Com Fraction 63c Zoe
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Gen Elect CIV 5s ISL wis Central IS. 81
New York Mining stocks
New York Curb Stocks

Standard Oil. 695 200
Super & Pitts 10 151a
Tri Bullion 1l-16 =
Ton Exten =. 35c soc
United Coppr. go SIS
Do pfd -. % 30
United r Co. l9 10
Yukon Gold. > I-16 SIS
Ray Central. 2 $40 2%s
Ray Con =. 1874 10
Arizona republican., 1909-07-04

the various phases of education. There
will also be occasional work outside
of Washington studying educational
institutions and problems. attending
conferences and giving addresses at
important public meetings. 1t is de-
sired to secure in the appointee Sc
lected one having a broad general edu-
cation who has also specialized in the
study of education and has a wide
knowledge of educational literature, in
Guiding current publication, so that he
will be able to give advice and to fur
nish information concerning matters
which may be of interest to the educa-
tiOnal public at any time. 1t is not
essential that he should be skilled in
the preparation of copy or in the read
ing of proof Men only will be adj
mitted to this examination. COMPETE
tors win not be assembled for any
tests. Age limit 81 to As years.
AT THE BEACH-AnOther vaca-
zionist, ]. b. Baggiore. is on his way
to the beach at Ocean Park. expect
ing to be gone for some time. He
will stop in Los Angeles on the way
Arizona republican., 1909-07-04

showing at Los Angeles. Paul Ingles
is the. regular delegate of the Phoenix
lodge and will be the honored antler
at the convention.
AN ARTIST IN JAIL-A. Bomardin.
the Frenchman. who was held to the
grand jury on the charge of bringing
Adele Benitez into the country for inn
moral purposes. is something of an
artist. He is a manufacturer of bottles
and drinking glasses, or rather an ex-
pert decorator of bottles and glasses,
and many samples of his handiwork
are on exhibition in the Jail. The
bottles have the appearance Of
branches of trees with the rough bark
on the smaller branches cut off close.
So strong is the appearance that the
impression of the beholder is that a
branch of tree has actually been hol-
lowed out to the size of the bottle
and the bottle inserted, but the inves-
tigator is puzzled by his failure to find
the joint that would necessarily have
to be left by that process. The fact
is that what appears TO be the rough
bark is papier mache The sawed off
Arizona republican., 1909-07-04

day, was concluded yesterday after
noon by Coroner tombstone. Though
the testimony brought out the fact that
Scudder had been drinking a great
deal. that was only cOntributory to his
death at the most. He had been quite
i'll the day before. The direct cause
of death was due to heart failure.
EASTERN ELKS-Paul r. Ingles,
who has recently been in the east, re-
turns with very flattering remarks re-
garding the b. p. o. f. all over the
United States. He states that without
doubt the Elks this year are show
ing more enthusiasm in the coming
convention at Los Angeles than has
any other. order ever shown in like
event. Every lodge is sending great
numbers. Cincinnati will probably
send three special trains. and other
cities in proportion. Mr.. Ingles be-
lieves that when proportion is taken
into consideration, Phoenix stands at
the head of the list all over the coun-
try, and also when distance, size Of
the lodge, etc, is considered, Phoenix
viii undoubtedly have the largest
Arizona republican., 1909-07-04

have to be limited in the valley. This
new industry will mean the chOpping
of the larger tracts into hundreds of
smaller ranches, with all the advan-
tages of urban life in a rural atmos-
phere. Mr.. lander thinks that the time
will not be very far distant when
stree car lines will be net work all
over the valley and that this section
of Arizona will be similar to Southern
California, with a hundred advantages
thrown in.
AN EDITOR WANTED-The United
States civil service commission an
nounces an examination on July IA,
1909, to secure eligibles from which
to make certificatiOn to fill a vacancy
in the position of editor in the bureau
of education, department of the inte-
rior, at a salary of $4,000 per afnum,
and vacancies requiring similar quail
ficatiOns as they may occur in that
department. The duties of the position
will be performed chiefly at Washing
ton and will include correspondence,
report writing, editing and the prepa-
ration OF original articles concerning
Arizona republican., 1909-07-04
|: OF LOCAL INTEREST

WAS At KELVlN-Dave Breninger,
who has been employed at Kelvin, has
returned and will remain in employ
meHt in Phoenix.
COLISEUM CHANGE-The bill at
the Coliseum win have a complete
change tonight The new acts are said
to be far better than the previous bill.
BITTEN BY A TARANTULA-Man
ager s. II. Mitchell Of the Phoenix
Street Railway company was bitten
yesterday afternoon by a tarantula. Mr..
Mitchell went out on the lawn IN front
Of the house and threw himself down
on the grass. He did not remain long.
He felt sharp pain on the outer part
of the left leg and next saw what
caused it-a small tarantula He per-
Arizona republican., 1909-07-04

formed the first act recommended in a
casualty of this sort: he killed the in
sect. In a short time the pain be-
came intense and Mr. Mitchell came TO
town and sought the aid of physician.
LATTER DAY SAINTS-The Reor-
ganized Church of Jesus Christ of Lat
ter Day Saints will hold Sunday serv-
ices as follows: Preaching in the
plaza at l p. m. Sabbath school at
PAS p. m. at 500 South Second avenue.
Prayer meeting same place at $3.50 p.
m. viii S. Fender, Missionary, 91S
East Monroe street.
D. o. X. X. RESENTATNE-
s. p. Hoefer, imperial representative
of the ID. o. X. X, will leave Phoenix
Tuesday evening for Asheville. n. c.,
where the session of the Imperial Pal
ace Dramatic Order knights of KhO-
rassan, will be held July u to 49, The
Battery Park hotel will be the head
quarters of the organization.
THE ScUDDER INQUEST-The in
quest of Charles S. Scudder, who died
at the Central Avenue dairy on Fri
Arizona republican., 1909-07-04

ends Of the supposed smaller limbs are
actually sections of wood which have
been deity fastened into the papier
mache. The process is on which Be-
mardin says is a secret of his. There
is in New Orleans a saloon which he
decorated in this way. The entire back
bar looks as if 1t had been cut out Of
a forest in the rough and the bottles
and glasses are of the same kind he
has on exhibition.
Arizona republican., 1909-07-04
RESULTS OF SUGAR pAY--c. NJ

HESUL OF SUGAR DHY--C. NJ.
Zander of the Valley Realty company
states that sugar day at Glendale yes
to-day brought out several new facts.
The farmers have found out that the
raising of the sugar beet is a profit
able industry and that no other section
of the country today can excel this Vi
cinity for beets, either for the quantity
of sugar produced from the beet or
for the tonnage to the acre. He be-
lieves that at last the dreams of the
rancher are a reality far beyond their
greatest hopes; that sugar beet land
will soon rise to s409 an acre, and that
next year the amount OF acreage will
Arizona republican., 1909-09-07
TEMPE
SHORT NEWS NOTES
 BRIEFLY RECORDED
A Days Happenings in Tempe Told in
 Short Form.

Mrs. NJ F.. Buck and daughter, Miss Daisy Buck, returned Sunday from Kansas. where they have been spend ing the summer. They were accom- panied by a relative. Miss Laura Buck. who will spend the winter here.
 MT and Mrs. Charles WOOlf are re- joicing over the arrival of a baby girl at their home yesterday.
 Thomas Weedin and wife spent yes terday here from Florence. Their daughter accompanied them and will attend the Normal.
 Rumor has it that another large ranch deal is pending.
 Mrs. w. K. Bowen stopped over here yesterday en route from HOlbrook to her home in Mesa.
 Miss Marie Bowers, who has been spending the past three years in Los Angeles. returned yesterday.
 Claude Stewart of Kansas City. who has been stopping at the Chitwood place, will join his mother here in town and will remain hene this winter.
 Mac Browning has, returned from a visit to Stafford and is again presiding over the ice wagon for the Pacific Creamery company.
 F. NJ. Howard, the cash register man. was over from Phoenix yester- day.
 Roy McComas has accepted a posi- ton with the Arizona Mercantile com pany. su'
 R. G. Grimes, who did the painting of school has gone into business here.
Arizona republican., 1909-09-07
THE HIGH SCHOOL

Supt. B. H. Soudder. when asked yesterday for a report of the opening of the High school, said that he was more than pleased. The students as sembled to the number of sixty, very flattering attendance. It is known positively that there will be at least fifteen more before the close of the week and there may be others who are not counted upon. At any rate. this shows a gratifying increase over the attendance of last year. Not a great deal was done yesterday The teachers each spoke to the student body and a few songs were sung. A teachers meeting was held and the work for the week outlined. The mem- bers of the faculty are all here ready for work.
 The public school. like the training school. opens next Monday.