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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-02-11
BOSTON COPPER CLOSE.

James A. Pollock g. Co. bankers and
brokers, furnish the following, received
over their private wire this afternoon.
Adventure. Shd84: Arcadian, 90
fa Atlantic, l6&0l7; G.. & A., 1O6 y
1861; Cent, 52AG3Sia; Copper Range
16h a76ih. Franklin. 15Mal5la; La
Sale. 14Eal5. Mexico Con, SA6A
Michigan, llGl1isi Nevada Con. 1870
1855; ola Dominion, 52A ass; Parrot
2SiaQ29. Santa To 2hG2ia; Shannon.
l5hNl5@ ramarack, S2dS4; Trinity
l5isGl5ia. Utah Con, HAa4ti5; Vic
toria. talG5s; Wolverine, l46 bid. Zinc,
25laa21; Corbin, 20SsG20S4; Royale
S07sq3l; Miami, 14iz@1+9s. s. a.
p. 15hal5ia. United States Steel COM,
4l1adi2; ". S. Steel, pfd., 44isQ4j:
Allouez, i0U4l: Az. ComL 36i4Q36%;
II. Coaln., 2iSQ24A G. g. H., 65OQ66O.
q. NJ, 3la3j. DAILY West, 100iWL:
Greene Canauea, 1O4dl0Ss Mass. 5iz0
5A CRANKY lOllamlO2. Mohawk 65d
65'a; North Butte. 76d76h. Osceola,
l3-nlH, quincy, 9lq92; Santa Fe pa
n2'a, Superior. 40h9H; Tenn. Copper.
il1He; United Cop, i461fk: Utah
ts'IcN 80 -cf41. W mona. 5hd51s.
Wynndot 2tQ3; Boston Con, 1874.
l3ia NJ O.. C., 1Jd25; Lake. 10000.
NoWhouse. 47s05is Oh. 3lhH3lM
Apex, 6AN6ss: North Lake. 7d1is.
Ahmcek, 1851. 70; NJ. g. l., 2sU32: pa
Wis DAILY. 5-16a3 7-l6. GirOux. ShaSt
Hancock. l30l3iai Majestic. SlGs3. Nip
issing. ~ HlO; Gas. 10M1. Shattuck. rs
Ass. First Nat. TFsm7A A. g. NJ, AZ
dlA; CT Cons, S0sh; Black Min, "A,
N25s, Cum Ely. ShaSas. Dom. Cop. rs
NlG. Globe. 6@s06ia. Helvetia. 30 ass:
Nev. Utah. 3iAG3H Raven. 52H53; Yu-
kon 411-1G04 1915. RI Coaln.. ifa46.
San Antonio. l2iz@l3; Cobalt Cent. 40
m5U
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-02-11
CONCENTRATES.

There VIII be no session Of the min
ing exchange tomorrow In honor Of tho
one hundrcdth anniversary OF the birth
OF Abraham Lincoln.
u f. understood that the Gurrouhcim
Interests are endeaYoring 10 get q foot
hold boz the Deep Creek district and
that already party of experts are
az Chttou examining various proper
ties
ID. q. Jaokiug general manager of
the TAN copper company, leaves to-
night for Arizona 81 Inspect the prup-
ertN of the Ray tOuEJnda ted shcr-
wood Adrch president OF the company
s already on the grounds.
Following Zoo line with the Sioux Con
soIlialed Mining Company the Color
ado Mining company yesterday posted
au eight cent dividend The books
of the Sioux Close Feb. no. ard ray-
mont RiII Do made Feb. 25
From Boston comes the news that
Charles Michael S0hwab has practical
N disposed of AN his mining interests.
including san Toy. organized several
years ago with capitol 0f 5000 900
Iuuuuah Extension and Montgomery
Sh0shuuD. NM srhwab Intends to de-
vote hl8 tme to the development of the
hethlehem Steel corporation.
ArucVs of Incorporation f1r tho
hurhand Mining a Development come
panN of hounrful Davis county. were
hlCu with tho secretary of state yas-
terdHF The company "a capitalized
at 100000. with shares al 10 cents each.
Ihe company VIII WORK IA mining
rlaims iu the Pennington mining dis
tiDt The ofhcerH are. Alondus H.
huohland PRECEDENT. Prank Jardlno.
vice president. Roscoe q. Buckand.
secretary David Moss. treasurer.
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FRIDAY LEGAL HOLIDAY.

Many inquiries are being made at the
office Of Secretary of State Tingey as
70 the scope Of the Governors procla-
nation relative to the Lincoln day
holiday. TO each inquirer the answer
g. given that tomorrow is a LEGAL holt
dav. made so by the legislative en-
actment The bill passed both houses
OF the legislature. was signed by the
governor and became effective immed-
lately upon receiving the signature OF
the executive. The law was made the
basis for tho proclamation that fol-
lowed
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ADD TO THE BURDEN.

I'm anticipation OF a. new ordinance
b. be passed by the city council, thu
vaterworks department is soliciting
bids for galvanized pipe Of different
dimensions. head nange water cocks,
with couplings, curb boxes. etc.
Heretofore the municipality has put
i'm from main line 10 curb all requisites
for water connections, at its own eN-
pense. work that I'm future will have
10 be paid for by the owner OF tho
promises. The city win stil furnish
the material and have the work done.
but the user will have 70 foot the bill.
1t seems that step by step property
owners are being made 70 pay directly
for an improvements. while the general
taxes are reserved TO be paid out I'm
salaries Year after year the taxes are
raised. while the improvements onCo
paid for out Of the public treasury are
becoming less and less.
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PERSONALS.

Architect J. A. Headlmd has gOno
10 the Pacific coast.
Manager C. C. Wright OF the con-
solidatcd Wagon & Machine company
~ Idaho Falls IS a visitor In the city
q. +. Dow, a prominent life insurance
man Of Denver. formerly a resident OF
this city. is i'm town on a business trip.
President and Manager Eugene
Wright Of the Idaho Falls Mercantile
company. with his wife and daughter.
are in the city 20 spend Lincolu's
birthday.
President Frank Knox OF the Bank
of the Republic returned from Chicago
this morning He reports commercial
conditions in Chicago as gratifying,
and the situation steadily improving.
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NEW YORK CURB.

James A. Pollock & Co. bankers and
brokers, furnish the following received
over their private wire this afternoon:
Butte & London. NuSs Cumberland
by. S5-16USl5i GirouX Consolidated. 81
QSa Nevada Consolidated 1855 H1Bh
10. Newhouse. ~ az: Tennessee Copper.
4idHh. Utah Copper $40 AS. Davis
DAILY. "a H3h Dominion Copper, 3-16Q
4 Ely Central. y az Ely Consolidated.
lOn1S. Furnace Creek. u Oh; Greene q.
& s. Com. 3a7. Mitchell y o. "a;
Montgomery Shoshone. 1909; Nevada
Smelling. ~ 91A. Silver Queen. 69Q n:
silver Leaf. 1DQ12; King Edward, A6
4 Foster Cobalt 40Q60: III RayO.. 81 q
Rn: Cobalt Central. 49, a 4sJh McKln-
iey-parragh. 9Sd1 10. Tintic Mining 3M
asa: Gibraltar. 3Q5; Micmac. ~ az:
First National Copper. 7ibd71. Boston
Cons. l3is a III. Yukon Gold. Ftd47s:
North Butte Extension, 6dS; Miami Cop
per. 149s dq4i4. r. s Gas IA al 7-f6:
penna- Wyoming, 500. Ray Con, toSs m
1914
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STORM DELAYS SHELTER.

Work on the international Smelling
company plant and railroad ia Tooele
county has been greatly delayed IN
the past few days on account Of the
heavy SHOWS I'm that district. Grading
along the right Of way OF the new
road from Tooele city 90 the plant in
Pine canyon continues IN spite OF the
weather although the number Of men
employed has been considerably less
than the management has desired.
While the weather viii not permit
much work "a large amount of sup
plies is being laid up waiting for the
SHOWS 20 break up and warm weather.
At present there IS a large amount Of
rails. ties, lumber for bridges and cul-
verts piled up at Tooele. AS soon as
bang
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-02-11
GUGGENHEDis CHANGE METHOD

The Guggenheim interests are under
stood To- be contemplating the adoption
of new policy involving publicity
of tho earnings OF the various COM
pauies controlled by them. II is said
That within "a short time quarterly
statements % earnings Of an the COPE
per companies controlled by the GuR-
Eeuhclm interests. including Nevada
Consolidated, the Utah and the Cum
berIand Ely companies will be made
public and that eventually the same
policy win be applied tu the American
smelling a. REFINING and their other
companies
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-02-11
ToDAYs MONEY MARKET

New York Feb ll-Monoy on call
steady. 2hWlh per cents ruling rato
ANA onered at ga closing bid. q. tnno
loans, soft and very DUH. 90 DAYS. 2B
VIZ per cent, 20 days 2N Ex mo7ths
sash prime mercantile paper 5hal
per cent
sterling exchange. nrm. With actual
business in bankers bills al A6bloQ
Asb.lo Tor 90 day biua. and az ASIA
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Beck Tunnel 100 at &c.
Rig hin. 500 at g.
Black Jack 500 40 %
Bullock. 800 at 9M
Colorado. $50 al 3l-iz
crown Point 100 at 20
East crown Point. 500 az
East Tiutic Dew. $500 at 49,
Iron Blossom, 800 al $50.
King william 100 at 49,
Little Chief l06 az %. 1000 40 90
1000 al 30. buyer co.
Mason Valley. 200 az 23o.
MAY Day. 100 M o.
Nevada Hiils. 500 ar 1.52la
Ohio Copper 100 at $50.
Seven Troughs 1000 az 10, buyer go;
800 at l6ia-
sioux con. 1900 at 1929.
South Iron Blossom $4,000 at & 1000
at g. buyer 60; 1000 az "a. buyer On.
Tiutlc Central, 600 at I1s 1900 at
1872 buyer &c.
Utah CON. 200 at 22i4. 1000 at o.
Uncle sam. 900 at 81. seller co. 900
at 60. seller no. 100 at 6s
Wabash, 500 az 10
Western Nevada, 400 al A..
Yerington 5000 M sh.
OPEN BOARD
Bullock. 1000 az o.
Black Jack 800 az 800.
Fast Tntc Dew, 1000 at l6. 300 at
DO. seller go. 1900 at 1874.
Iron blossom. 400 al .6ela buyer 30.
1900 ut eco
Little chief 1000 at go
Mason valley ll0 nt .gtIa
Nevada Hius 500 at lab buyer a..
ohio Copper 200 at 600
pluus. 800 at 1919 300 no -u
Sioux Con. 600 al 1879 "a 900 lt
1895. buyer $50. 1000 at 1895. buyer 3o
ID
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-02-11
KNIGHT NINEs REFoRT.
Will WORK ms ORE DUMPS.
Cripple Creek Company InstalIs New
Process for Treating Ores.

New processes Of ore treatment
which have just been discovered by the
Portland Gold Mining company, the
largest producer OF the Cripple Greek
district, after years OF experimenting
By metallurgists win make possible
the successful and profitable treatment
of raw. low grade telluride ores. which
run AS low as 81 a ton This announce
ment made in the annual report Of
President q. G., Peck of that company.
means not only that large dumps,
abandoned workings and numerous
producing mines Of the Cripple
Greek district can be worked at a pro-
ht of from 81 10 $3.50 a ton but IT. Is
of general significance 10 the mining
world The Portland company plans
Co erecet at the mine on Battle Mount
aim a. 30O-ton mill 20 treat the millions
of tons OF ore lying in its 40 miles of
workings and stacked upon It's dumps
Equally as important rs tho am
uouucemcut OF the discovery in the
laOn foot level of extensive new ore
bodies. This, with similar discoveries
ll the lower workings of other large
mines. tends to strengthen the theory
that large deposits are Co be- opened by
deep mining whore Indications closer to
the surface are not promising. n seems
further 90 assure Cripple Creeks per-
manonco as a. deep mining district
and to indicate that the completion Of
tho deep drainage tunnel viii unwater
much valuable territory
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-02-11
LIVESTOCK.


Chicago. Feb. Notwithstanding, es-
timatcd at 1900; market steady. beeNes'
A3QT15; Texas steers, f.4oqi.0i western
steers. 4.10Q $40; stockers and feeders
S.3O@5.5; COWS, and heifors' L"@'.'o'
HoFs-Receipts. estimated at 9oOO;
market steady Lights. 6050d %; mixed,
6 1O0C.7O. heavy, 6Wu6.lb; rough, h.lNt
G. O.: good 10 choice heavy, 6.f006. VI
pigs, 5.l0as.o5; bulk Of sales, g. ioa6 ..ees5..
market strong. Native. 3.5Q5.s0 west
ern. G.6od6.O; yearhngs, 5000 lOs
lambs. native s.60U1s0' western, BOG
OMAHA.
south Omaha, Feb. u-Catue-Re-
cel1ts 1900. market steady 70 loc. lower
Western steers .50u5. 90, Texas steers
S.OOH6.O0. range cows and helfers 4.'2
04.75. Gamers, 100000 stockers ana
feeders. 2BM5.5. calves. 5.Wdt 20 huils
and stays. 255g az market n 10 2oc
higher. Heavy 6.S5a6.O, mixed, o.l2-4
g.N. lights. 6lO66,4O: pigs, Aoono''oi
bulk of sales. 6.20p6.40
Shcep-Receipts. 5000. market 10 10 oc.
higher. Yearliugs, 6.0G6.75 wethers
go" KANSAS CITY.
Kansas city. Feb. u.-Cattlc-Recelpts
700. market steady Native steers. 4DW
s 20. native cows and helfers 2.Uao .!o'
st2ekers and feeders 4 tSq5 vs SGT
steers 4. ooQ6 %; western cows. 2.oo05. p.
HoEs-Rcceipts, 1900: market steady.
Bulk Of sales. 6OO46.50; heavy, b.#Pe Dos
packers and butchers 6.Ngb0o; lights,
bSOG68, pigs Asa 90.
sheep-Receipts, 5000; market steady.
NTuttons 2515.6O; lambs, 6.JUQf Go,
range wethcrs, 4.5oWLVi fed ewes. 300
6b.25-
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LINCOLN DAY SERVICES.

Union services viii be held by First
and Second Churches Of Christ Scent
list. in the church edihcc, 1856 east Third
south street on Friday evening at
s O'Clock Everybody cordially invited
10 attend.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-02-11

department experts visited Phoebe for
the purpose Of ascertalninE the ad-
visibility OF making a special detailed
report on the district
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-02-11

J. VI. Howell J. W. kingsbury.
Howell & Kinrsbury geological. and
mining engineers. surveyors anc Mine
examinations. 40 Atlas Block. Bell
phone 2OO3
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'DoLPH' WHITNEY. Stock Broker,
Member S. L. Stock and Mining Ex.
1872 Atlas Bell, I'LL.
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PRODUCE.


Chicago, Feb. 11.-May wheat sold here
today at 1l2a a bushoL eclipsing the
high record mark OF the season estab-
was recorded on initial transactions
when the May delivery ranged between
1.l2 ana l.i2ia The sharp upturn was
due 20 active general demand by com
mission houses, which was based on an
advance Of "a TO - at Liverpool and
on the continued bullish position f0f the
cash grain IN this country Distant de-
liveries opened a shade 20 asNia higher
than the previous close and prices how
cred near the high marks during the
early part OF the day.
Liberal sales by cash houses caused
moderate slump iu corn prices, fo.-
lowing slight advance az the start due
70 the bulge I'm wheat. Prices al the start
were hnA lower 70 y higher. May
opening at 64a TO eifs. Later the price
oats were steady ON renewed buying
by leading bulls May opened uuchaug-
ed 10 . higher at 53is 10 53iz and sold
Trade IN provisions was rather slow.
but the market was steady on buying or
lard by local packing house concern.
Opening prices were 2isc. lower TO 2iao.
Close-wheat-Ma lib. July. l0ps0
lW Z sept, $50 Dec. %
corT--Fsb.. SIS; May. "a July and
6a's.aiaH @%g1R; July 17%al7s;
Pork-May. ls g7H: July, 17Wa
Aard-May, go; July. 3. S2is.
BB Ha- o'l3} z az; JIgSiy' 2s.@h.
Barley-Cash, 62is QGI
Timothy March, $50.
ClOver-March, $50.
Wheat-ln the final hour TRADE became
decidedly active. and shorts and
bull leaders bid up the price Of Man
delivery 10 llS The market closed strong
at the top notch. with NAV shoVinc a
% nd
Cofn-Local holders were inclined 10
take profits later and this caused ar.
easy tone no the close. Nay closed +,
on at eik.
SUGAR AND COFFEE.
New York Feb. u-sugar raw, steady.
talr refining. 3.u. centrifugal I'D teef
o. Reo8e 3i 5I1s 6rrs ~ a.. ..,-
ed, 4.l5. granulated, $50
s ooflf,e-siteeady No. RIO RIOS. 40.
BUTTER AND EGGS.
Chicago Feb. u--Butter - Steady
Easy. CroamcrieS E2Um. dairisF v9sE
hEEB-Easy at mark eases Included
@9gllfg hlHta. ~ = prime hrsta s2H
49, is. ''''' ''''''' '' q
EYAPORATED FRUITS
New York Feb l0-The market Cor
eNnp0mted apples continues quiet with
IIss e. quoted ~ So Q9k choice. 7ha
fiunes are little more active. md
continue rather easy and unsettled. Win
QUOTATIONS. ranging from az to III. for
~ ana eiti and from Gh to p f0r ore-
e." prgnss ranging from ns to 50s to
Ag1eots are firm. with choice quoted
at FI0ft. extra choice 9f gi. I'm
fancy at t1hnla anu
some business Be- being done fr qoodlf
f'lflhs oi spot but DO market shows
nu uuutahle Improvement Ouot.ti,...
range from ds fo 8 for I0,sa o1,,--..',,.ii.a
and from o no o f0r choice to feg.,.
seeaedi 8'f tO 6ia Tor aeadIesa ana p
% 20 for California levers
mes ore unchanged. ..ItI cfoIr.
quoted at but4 extra choice. ID. 5,-i.
ana fancy at sh Q1O
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AFTERNOON SALES.

.
Bullock. 1000 AT 9; 900 at 81.
Crown Point Con. 900 at "a
East Grown Point 5000 at 4; 1000 at
AZ. buyer Co.
East Tintlc Con. 1000 at "a
Iron Blossom. 100 at 265: LOO at
2G1is. 500 at go
Little Chief 200 at 30; 1000 at 81,
buyer 60
Lower Mammoth. 200 at 26
Mountain Lake 1000 at 3Iis
Nevada Hills. 200 at 1856, buyer A.
Prince Con, 600 al l3O.
South Columbus. 1000 at g.
Sioux Con, $500 at 1921.
South Iron Blossom, 1900 at "a,
5000 at IA, seller so; p 900 at Z: 5000
at e. seller 60.
Tintic Central 1900 at H.; 800 at
ia; 800 at 1871
Tlntic Combination. 1000 at IA
Uncle sam, 200 at IS; 100 at CO.
KNIGHT MINES REPORT.
The statement issued by the Knight
mines today includes the following
items.
Colorado Mining company--cash on
hand. after paying an per cent dlvi-
dond SsG9S7.40; cash on hand Feb. I.
Sl8l 1872.
Iron BlOssom-AccOunts payable. S12,-
So %: stock In treasury. 100, 900 shares.
Beck Tunnel-AccOunts payable. s42,-
6J6l2.
Crown Point-Cash on hand. S12.-
30S 6S; stock in treasury, 122, 900 shares
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WOOL.


ST. Louis Feb. 1l-Wool, unchanged.
Territory and western mediums, li0I
fnc mediums, 15M11; fine, 1201A
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APPLY FOR LEASE
OF MINERAL LANDS
Idaho Men Find Property Be-
longs to State, Not
Uncle Sam.
HOLD MANY ASBESTOS CLAIMS
Placer Miners Also Find They Must
Apply co State fer
Lands.

Tho state board of land commission
ere OF Idaho is bes.eErd by applicants
desiring leases 20 state lands which are
believed To- contain minerals, the APP
puoants desiring lands in The proXim-
uv of the proposed Thompson lease
of 900 acres one application for 300
acres of state land for O. period OF 30
years for the purpose of developing
and working % asbestos claims, the
applicants 20 pay the state royalty
TO bc fixed by the lease has been pre-
scented To- the board by United states
District Attorney Lingcnteltcr Tor
Charles Hofstetter. who makes appli-
cation ON bchalr of himself and NJ s.
Stcliman and r. H. Greenlee. for a
lease on state lands in township a5
north. east, adjoining the state lands
iu thc Thompson lease.
Application Tor a. lease Co state lands
situated iu the basin FOR the purpose
of placer mining was informally pre-
scented 90 tho board, but no action
taken on this matter and regular APP
plicatiou fOr lease on such lands VIII
probably Doc presented 90 the board lat
en-
LEASE ASBESTOS CLAIMS.
The application for a lease to 200
acres of Nez Perez county state lands
AYERS that D. mineral claims carrying
veins of asbestos were located By the
petitioners June 25, 1908, the claims Le-
ing staked Off and appropriated in
compliance with the provisions Of the
laws of the United states and OF the
state of Idaho The location was made
under the impression la good faith
and on the advice OF counsel. that the
claims were such lands az might b.
acquired under the laws OF the United
states and state OF Idaho. for mineral
purposes Since that time the petition
crs have been informed that the lands
are not subject 90 entry but are lands
exclusively OF the state of Idaho and
the petitioners therefore appear before
the board in order that they may b.
protected ia their claim in right Of
discovery.
APPLIES TO STATE.
Application is made 20 the board for
q lease 10 such lands for a period of
30 years for the purpose OF develop
ing. working and making the claims
productive The petitioners state that
they are ready and willing 10 comply
with an requirements Of the board In
The matter % "a fixed royalty on tho
product as the board may deem just.
and are ready 10 enter into bond for
the protection OF the state as TO waste
and loss on the lands The location
OF the 800 acres for which a lease is
asked IS fixed approximately in town
ship 80 north. 3 east, but permission
b. asked 90 correct such description II
the same Is not accurate and appl-
cation is made 20 the board that the
petitioners rights be protected from
subsequent lease.
The asbestos claims are reported as
being among the most valuable min
eral discoveries I'm the state, and AS
carrying about I per cent iron.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-02-11

Foundry nd Machine company stock
at 80 cents on the dollar Inquire 40l
Scott building.
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for demand; commercial bills. tSi1s
ass; bar silver. Ma.
Mexican dollars. g.
Government bonds, weak. Mu..
bonds. nrm
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CmcaFo, Feb rL-Butter - Steady
Easy CreamcrieR 22Qm: dairise g9t6
hEEs-Easy, at mark eases Included
A9YilH' hlsts p 3 prime frsts rH.
theese strong ualsiea lG1s. twins. iia.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1909-10-09
JUDGE FITE A WITNESS
IN DISTILLERY MIDDLE
Federal Court Officials See Man Who
Defied Them.

Atlanta, Oct S.-''What is being
manufactured at the Cureton distil-
lery?"
Upon that question hinges the ac-
ton of Judge Newman in the United
States court with reference to the re-
quirement of the state court that
Charles E. Stegall, gauger, shall be
compelled to answer.
1t was agreed that the question
should be put in this form for the
purpose of the arguments in which
the state and United States officials
are now engaged in the Stegall ha-
beas corpus case.
Assistant District Attorney Henley
contended that the proper course for
the state court to pursue was to have
applied for information to the internal
revenue department, which would
have furnished it, and not to seek to
put an underling in Jail for refusal to
answer when he might have been
fined for violating his oath.
Judge A. w. Fite, who sent Stegall
to Jail for contempt, was present on
the stand and explained his attitude
in the case. The further argument
went over until Saturday.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1909-10-09
HIGH BIRTH RATE
AND FEW EMIGRANTS
That is Reason Germany Wakes More
Powerful.

Washington, October SIN view OF
the fact that daily some fresh note of
alarm over the growing strength of
Germany is sounded in England re-
port which Consul General Gaffney
has made from Dresden to the Depart
ment of Commerce and Labor is of in
terest. 1t does not discuss the size of
armies and the rapid construction of
battleships, but the question of what
lies behind the present commanding
position of Germany among the ma
tons of Europe.
Mr.. Gaffney finds that position is
due to the high birth rate in the Ger
man empire and to the fact that there
has been in recent years a surprising
decrease in the volume of emigration.
He says the German empire, in fact,
has the lowest emigration of twelve
countries of Europe
1t is pointed out by Mr.. Gaffney that
in 1908 the emigrants from Germany
numbered only 1880, which was H.
SIC fewer than in 1907
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1909-10-09
TRUE BLUE BUTTONS
TOR CHIVALROUS MEN
New PI n to Get Gar Seats
for the Women.


St. Louis, Oct. S.-"Old-fashioned
chivalry toward women" is dying out
in st. Louis and conditions are
worse" in New York and Chicago.
which signifies, perhaps, that chivalry
is dead; so, by way of reviving it in
his own city, ST. Louis manufacturer
has begun the distribution of true
blue buttons" which will signal to
any woman who enters a street-car
that the wearer is truly chivalrous and
that she is welcome to his seat. "To
me it is shameful" says the protector
of this laudable enterprise, ito see
men holding seats in street-cars while
women are required to hang on
straps. 1t is not fair, it is not manly.
| believe that if man will wear one
of my true-blue buttons for a week he
will become fixed in old-fashioned
chivalry toward women Likewise.
it appears-for sweet are the uses of
adversely and advertising-he will
help to fix an interesting fact on each
beholder's memory The buttons bear
the name of the philanthropist who
provides them