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The San Francisco call., 1909-05-25
PaIo Alto 3. GiIroy 5

PALO ALTO. May 24.-The local ball
tossers failed 10 keep up their pace in
yesterdays game with the GilrOy slug
gers and went down to defeat by
score Of 5 to 3. The Outlaws led up
10 the eight frame by q score Of 3 to 0.
and then took the airship route long
enough for the southerners TO capture
the game.
The San Francisco call., 1909-05-25
ST. ANTHONY.
ST. FRANCIS ms SAIES

RUNS AND HITS BY INNINGS
st. Anthony ..... o O. 1 IL
St. .''seDdt F. de Sales. ? 0 "a
Basehits. l 0 0 o.
The San Francisco call., 1909-05-25
DEATHS

Andersen. Jos. o.. = Mstthel, Mary E... :
New-York tribune., 1909-09-12
OFFERINGS AT THE STORES
FOR FURTHER DETAILS CONSULT THE .fDVER-
TLSElLENTS IN TO-DAY,S TRIRUNE

MACYS Broadway between 34th and 35th
streets, in connection with its Hudson Fulton
celebration sales, will offer this at reasonable
prices women's dresses, evening wraps silks
Women's hand bags and chain mesh bags 1t also
invites attention to "A sale OF portierres curtains
rugs, linens, cloths and napkins
HEARN, West 18th street directs attention to a
sale of new fall dress goods silks lace and cur
tains. A large assortment of household goods will
be offered this week at special prices.
BLOOMINGDALES'. Third avenue. between seth
and Goth streets offer special inducements this
week in pattern hats suits and dresses. waists
silks, neckwear and muns and stockings
SHEPPARD. KNAPP co. Sixth avenue. be-
tween 18th and i4th streets call attention 10 a sale
OF Oriental rugs reasonable prices
ABRAHAM q STIiAUS. Brooklyn. announce Spe-
cial values this week in sale OF china
LORD s. TAYLOR, Broadway and 10Th street
Fifth avenue and 18th street invite attention "a a
sale OF Womens boots and evening slippers ana
mems paJanias. They also call attention 10 q sps-
cial sale OF Oriental rugs
STERN BRoTHERs. West esd street orfsr -ra
eial Inducements this week IN Paris wraps. cares
New-York tribune., 1909-09-12

Newman ref; due, s5so25 Is: ta1ss etc $500;
to nine mtges aggreg eating s26n.O0O
webster ave. 300 4 II Of >l1ath ct, 15Xi10 Va
cant; Bronx Borough Bank Jacob 5chindler al;
James Kear1ey, atty; - Montague, ref, amt due,
so. ID rs; taxes etc $500 %
New-York tribune., 1909-09-12
LIVESTOCK MARKET.
New York, September II. 1905

New York, September H. 1909.
BEENES-Recepts 26 cars or 4ST head ALL for
slsughterers except No trading of importance
Feeling steady Dressed beef quiet but Nrr nndor
cables quoted live cattle 139t4 and tho Ivcrpoo
cattle quoted 12lzG13lac dressed weight IN
from this port day included e53 cattle and coo
quarters Of beef in the Minnehaha to london: / 1sS
quarters Of beef IN ST Paul also for the onSop
market and 1902 quarters Uf beef the Baltic 10
Liverpool '-' -
CALVES Receipts IS4 head. including f41 for
TIE market all Western calves. VeaIs grassers en-
81 50 21a$5 80 100 10 Dressed moderate
supply, and steady at yesterdays quotations
Sales-Nelson & McCabe: 65 Western calves S11 ~
average at s. - per 100 70: T6 do 3i1 10 az s5'2S
SHEEP AND LAMBS-Recepts I2is cars or
for the market making, with the stale stock cars on
SLOW. with easier feeling The not cleared
Common sheep sold SO 0OQS4 per 100 r ton
so yearngs at s. 80: fair prime lambs at 81 35TsS
dressed mutton slow at 1q97c II; dressed lambs at
9a13izc. -
,saies-ShipPers' Commission Company: 21s West vir-
gina lambt 6f n IS per n; West Vir
glna yearlngs IS II, at 81 80; Virginia sheep
115 n. at s.. F
Tohin & shannon: 217 Ohio lambs 20 n. at 81 % <
Ohio yearngs IS n At So So Ohio sheep 1i0 n at
sheep IFS 10. 81 SO
HOGS Receipts Oh cars or l. S2S head all Cor
slsughterers Nominally steady for all weights
safes uate yesterdayl-Iohtn & shannon:
2l2 II average at IS 80 100 NJ tx NJ SIS
New-York tribune., 1909-09-12
REYNOLDS TO SEE LOEB
Trip Sad to Hare No Connection
scith Close Scrutiny of Passengers.
rFrorn The Tribune Bureau J

Warrington, Sept I.-James r. Reynolds, As
~Etsnt Secretary of The Treasury. left here to-day
for New York, where he VIII hold a conference
With Collector Loeb in regard 10 the customs ser
vice. The neg tarir law and she various changes
sn mstbo6s which have been made by Mr. Loeb
make the closest cooperation between the two Of
hcislE necessary. The conference 70 be held to-
morTow Is more important than many which
have bean held IN this city Mr. Loeb's frequent
visits. Mr. Reynolds has kept IN close touch with
tho work done by Mr. Loeb. and is Of The most
enthusiastic admirers OF the Collector and his
methods II is probable, however. that he will see
Tho workings OF the service al first hand and will
combine with Mr.. Loeb 10 make whatever improve
ments deemed necessary.
The report that general 'shake-up' I'm the
force is about to be made denied by Treasury
officials to-day. Mr.. Reynolds said that his mis-
sion 10 New York 10 consult Mr. Loeb on
minor questions pertaining 10 the service which
were so technical in their nature that they would
not interest the public n has been understood
that Mr.. Loeb has free hand IN the manage
nent OF the customs service and that he has not
~ any time contemplated Il serious change in the
personnel OF his force.
NT. Reynolds also deprecated the -eport that his
"trip had any connection with the scrutiny TO which
passengers are subjected when arriving here from
Europe.
New-York tribune., 1909-09-12
BUILDING LOAN CONTRACTS

Clinton ave =, 100 y Of 1sOth 81 ~ 2x7t.Tx
Divine S14ooo
Parker ave 1T5 II Lyon ave 25XtS0,
Commercial Finance 90 loans chester Improve
E5I 20. -. sea'
loans otto StIacS % '.,',.... $1,000
New-York tribune., 1909-09-12
FINE HOUSES In LIST
THE TESEY ST. BUDGET.
Ludlan1 Estate Parcels 1mong Of
feings This Week.

Many voluntary sales 10 be held this week AZ
the Real Estate Exchange salesroom, Nos. II and
Is Nesey street ON Tuesday buyer will he sought
for the four story and basement dwelling house
No. q East 6ith street. lot 21X1O0 feet. owned
by the Bookstayer estate: for Newark dwelling
house and for many other fine properties. The
Manhattan holdings or the Edward IUdlsm estate
Will he sold Thursday in partition proceedings.
The auction budget for the week is as follows:
ON TUESDAY.
Fly Joseph
"a 64th St 81 It Of Madison e1I1Oo; sty
1lsa Broad 81. n Astor ST. Newark. !. 25xtco;
io4 end 100 il69 b 3io Io5 It Of 1'nox ave; two
1925 Madison ave. $ 81 seth St 1ss175i
= SD ST. : 100 TT of Columbus ave 1st1o2 ?;
III st Nicholas ave " g 4o1I # Of 14ath st. 9n5x
% pf k,656 @ s s8 S " E.66.g 2 S.A :! St Il SS Tof %1
&41st g. = 1Ss Il df Rstopsb ave- 2sx1oo sy
@4ist st. n g. 1ss # of Katonah ave 25xloo = sty
24ist St, = 2s5 TT of Katonah ave 25x1oo; ? sty
2sis' si, sss e Kss9nsh sozloO
Samuel Io Packard atty William Klein, ref: amt due
OK WEDNESDAY.
By Joseph P. Day
1es Alien St. 200 # n Of stanton st 22xss 1.
5e sl s. s. az 400 Msr'h "a ts,. & 9 aEs Poa ref amt
sy tenmt Joseph Nlussgnug Martha AIussgnug
sherman ave, n y cor 1e6t6 St 16oxioS, three ey
digs Northern Bank Of agt John Monaghan ct al;
S32g6 ~ taxes etc s. SOB sub to hrst mtge of ss5o"
tenn sT4mt and 55ors GfsrsiGheg Really % sgt Max Nil
due $685. taxes, etc, siCo; sub to first mtss OF
eoa11e6 3 sly loft BIDS; 4 Franz ct al ast wiiam
amt due as a1Af sab to a'Sy Pr r ~ Of o
73 18th ST. 1911 It Madison 263x1oo IL
y a a
- al; Cooper & B, attys. Frank Nose, ref; due
ana 49, d g. SOG SUB no 10 It ps0 Of 9 S6sS1 Of s'o 9"
# Cohen 81 ai N sehIeider stfv e Ror Ssh Jef aSt
amt due $40 $50 so; taxes etc $L4544 -; sub hrst
or THURSDAY.
By Herbert A. Sherman.
af8g a5d 9s Z y ,sa s6 %aff f.sf at a also
G, IS Monroe Ct $40 TT Of Pike ST. 25xs1 av24 on
60 p p Pei ss8 # Of poyers st al-azsss TX
., 90 SS5 st 9Sl # of 10th ave- 22xs6.5r21 Tx
- as a8d = 12o1l It Of 10Th 25.in37. .712sx
! : James SIP ~ T Of South ST 2s1a7 2n2s 10
sp TO WoFh % st 14 sy nt e mp9sy snd store s also s5
s to Hamilton t 4s2sais y q fen@ Mks and f. stol.. o
laa ache cherTy st. 1855 TT of Market st. 24.areoe
''T ,i ie3Tpt m t1 and stoTe; els9 dss
25 55eos sly tenmt and store. sIso ''Ns' 81 e1
. 2x256 sty tenmt store: l. Robertson ct al
sgt p Smith ct al J W Prendergast, atty; 1. Archer
Manhattan rt. " 925 O Houston St 25 1x62
5 sty tenmt; Pauline Neustaedter agt I 4 SnyYecker
ct al: Wise atty: James oliver. due SIS
0S0 96 taxes, S39S 81.
By Charles A. Reuian
s2 2ss and 55 5sssnsn, st s II n Of c Nest I End d SqS
ster et al OConnor Maurice Deiches ref amt
due. $9,72O 10; sub to a nrst ntge OF $4,000.
Ry Joseph p. Day.
4a Riverside Drive: 27 # Of s1th ST, % ssxloOB
s sty dVlg. NJ Wyly agt : G; Loomis al; spier
b. sttys r II Clarke ref; amt due, $6s 2s2 taxes
SIP SIS 136th st. $ 30 # " Of Amsterdam ave
15Ox99-1 H. four g sty fats L Rosenberg egt A y
McInnis Realty 60 ct al; Wescher & r. attys. g A
New-York tribune., 1909-09-12
ThE HOP MARKET.

The market continues IA a position an To-
duced estimates from Oregon
have been GO 10 20 OD Is
continuous spread OF mould, notWitlsfaDdnr favor
able weather, and the bulk of the crop viii be u ror
quality Washington reports Of good uuaIffr and
fhe yield coming down previously estimated Cali
foTna reports arc favorable. With slight reduction in
she WELD, which iE placed c. 10 ia
New York state picking De- finished many ~ the
yards. ana the larger will te finished
b she end Of neat week. The quality whole is
average the hops being entirely from anv
The only complaint being that
picked too sarlv; 1880 been paid bur growers
a. rule inclined unfil hons are All
harvested. About 200 hsles of hops "a bale
reported sold California aIeusocnos
snd PIC for Tocs We aueA state seedlings. 1909.
r-Tes ehoioe So9e2c- do es prime % choice, ia
sc ra-sura Tsos 1885. % aao7 ealoc Pscifc
C,set 500 prime = choice 1870 medium sood
ls1dscs 1907 iz11ss, % GsEnsns. 1915. nsEnnsls
Ts.l,x-Ccz.t leoS. 1885.
New-York tribune., 1909-09-12
fDI'ER-

and paletots, tailor made walking suits fur coats
and neckwear, wOmens hats curtains and portieres
and lace curtains They also advertise a sale OF
silks. dress goods, Oriental carpets and rugs and
linens.
GREENhUT & CO.. Sixth avenue between 18th
and 18th streets have arranged sale Of Oriental
rugs for this week at special prices.
THE GEORGE c. FLINT COMPANY. Nos AZ
and AZ West street. will have exhibition this
week it's early fall showing of drawing room fur
niture.
BEST & CO. West 23d lstreet, advertise a sale
this week of fan outftting> Tor young men. misses.
boys girls and infants.
SAKS &c COMPANY. Broadway and 5ith street
will have rive special offerings of fall apparel for
women Monday and Tuesday They also direct
attention TO sale OF waists. pettcOats. shoes for
women, millinery, gloves and suits for boys.
ARNOLD, CONSTABLE & CO, Broadway and
18th street sale OF silks. dress fabrics
broadcloths, quits and decorative furnishings.
SIMPSON CRAWFORD COMPANY. Sixth ave.
nue.. between 18th and aith streets. advertisee
sale Of Persian rugs at spscial values.
New-York tribune., 1909-09-12
OTHER MARKETssY rEIscaapu

aeSirs sn%Sn' s59 - sept -cATTLE-Reeeips 1se S.,a
conmcn eo,9Se 1it 10 good shippers s. 6<s ~
snd stssds Butcher. h s0 ,s.spts sa ss,yc M
e. S9a$! 80 SHEEP Receipts 1ts s,sstfS 90 common
81 10 LAM PS-Strong 81 5OSS7 - mead strong 81 ESQ
Iiittab1ist- sept H. l-OATTIJr ~S,r,t.. -.
suppy So9Se so veal calves SSaSa 1tSs5S
light active oS ap1ss 81 SOqS7 50 HOGS c9ls sSd
hSTSsrs s. SOdSs 80: iisb, "Tnnls 8 6o S. 20;
Pug ~ togss roushs So a0Qs5 ~ '0rNers - lNaSs -
,-..asat A1iIale, sept. n 80 ATJrf -
Rsesipts 400 Ss.S SetNs sac lower. S6rsa 50 HCdsS
IS TSsss sO. c,,s ~ talry active ara stss5V -.
higher ss ioaSs Sc Ss sSdSs 90 Yorksrs ss
9asriss ana EIssasr s. ss a. u 20 sssss sesa Is
iSp hsaci active; sh.sp sse.dt -. So
New-York tribune., 1909-09-12

higher; lambs. soQSI "a. few s. S. yearass 8 ~
S.0Ss Is.
Kansas tHty, sept u-CATTIF<- Receipts. ~ ne -.
hc'cinS ssp southerus; market steady recetps
Wecks tattNs choice beef Steers
qSs. fair good 81 5OnS6 IS. Western stssrs. S4s
- - stosers AMI feeders. s. TSg s. southern n s
Gst 60 ns6,ys heifeEs s. 4e6<S so bulls - 'arsss
calves, Is oouNt ~. HOCS-ReCsipts 20Q0 heS1
DC lower: receipts Tor the 50 100, TOP - - sd
or safes 81 SgSs ta heavy . ltsqss a SS4s<Ts So
SHEEl,. Reeelpts. 2lo bead; marker stsady 80. ys9
the week. HSssA- LANES - s56<t - y-z
ana feeders. Sc 2c6sS sN S-.--~
Tcisds S@pt if-cLOvERs EEIl-Cass 81 . 80
s. IS n~cernbsF s. ~ March. g 10 ALSlss-<
80 ISi March. 81 s.
New-York tribune., 1909-09-12
YOUNG TYSON MOTORING AGAIN.
by Telegraph 70 The tribune

ITlflUe
Greenwich Conn. Sept 1I-John Hamilton 1,v
son, who, on account Of the many automobile acci-
dents in which lie has figured has been accused OF
motor mania," appeared the street here yester-
day sitting between pillows and driving his own
racing car. Ills face was bruised from the effect
OF his car overturning with him a week ago and
be said be was sore IN body but he said TOO that
De had no intention Of giving up motoring
New-York tribune., 1909-09-12
WOULD WED RESCUED GIRL.
Orphan Taken from Chinatown Sought in Mar
riage by College Man.

riage by College Man
man calling himself Sidney Strauss Of No
2l2 West saith street who says that he is a grad,I-
ate OF the University of Pennsylvania tVenty-four
years or age, and the holder OF fairly good posi-
1oil has expressed his desire to wed Louise Elbert
the seventeen-year-old Newark orphan who was
rescued IN Chinatown Tuesday by Miss Rose
Livingston probation officer specially detailed 10
chinatown. The young sets forth his desire
for matrimony in letter which he wrote Thursday
hght 70 Miss Susan A McCusker probation officer
the night court
According to Miss McCusker, the young man vis-
tied her ar the night court Thursday night and
asked for an interview with Miss Livingston Miss
Livingston refused 20 See Strauss pleading that her
snorts In rescuing the Ebert girl had left her ner-
and unable TO hold conversation NotI,fng
was told tsle Elbert girl Of the letter written bv
Strauss. She is now in a home IN West IOth street
New-York tribune., 1909-09-12
THE BRONX BUILDING PLANS

Grand ave. :. 100 n Of I76th st: ~ sty brk
/ Rouse aTcht; cost 90
Fulton ave. 16Gth 81 two : sty bFk
tennis. With stores. - I-xs45'+ and 40. fxe2 =:
cost 100
Grand Concourse, ?. 1TTT n Of IS5th 81: :
sty brk dwlg. 25x42: u 7, SaulpauKh, owner;
J I Campbell srcb
Elk City mining news. (Elk City, Idaho) 1903-1913, 1909-03-06
CARROLL D. WRIGHT IS DEAD
Former Commissioner of Labor Sue
cumbs to Malady.

Worcester, Mass.-Carroll D. Wright,
president of Clark college and former
commissioner of labor, died Saturday,
aged 60 years. President Wright had
been a sufferer from diabetes for more
than two years. After his return from
Washington on December z, his last
public appearance, he was obliged to
take to his bed.
Carroll Davis Wright was born in
Dunbarton, N. H., July 25, 1910. He
was educated at Tufts college and en-
listed as a private in the Fourteenth
New Hampshire volunteers during the
civil war, being promoted to colonel
before the close of the war.
He was member of the Massachu-
sets senate, 1928, and chief of the
Massachusetts bureau of labor sta
tistics from 1873 to 1886. He had been
on the faculty of the Catholic Univer-
sity of America, Columbia University
and Harvard. He had been president
of Clark since 1907
Mr.. Wright was a prolific writer in
the social economic field. He was dec
GRATED with the ribbon of the Legion
of Honor of France in 1907. For &C
years, from 1885 to 1905, he was United
States commissioner of labor.
Elk City mining news. (Elk City, Idaho) 1903-1913, 1909-03-06

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ll|lnof aiAt oIFan|fHtQn p'HHnof
~ fanf NHf ~ u fHn
1Nn nfa IN aAIel y aluf n 10000
nnn "a lllInaf Na|Hnf IA on|enf Rno
.sIeeom VI AN lnlin| fiAiH Hfmy
anf fgalppoo fIml|HfIy Az i|f il||nq|f
nHlIonH HNaIN
1lf flIfHao flll f'aafiY n pQ'nief
f0 ~ Hn NIAasHion ~ Az HdtAniARf
III lalng q A4ea 500 NffsnIfHiINn
fomlaslf ~ HollangHfn "a Yny ~
yIa.ap NJ lalaf, Nv eIl IA bHIfoo in
49, AZ HndfH frienef
Elk City mining news. (Elk City, Idaho) 1903-1913, 1909-03-06
Prices Paid at Spokane to Producers.

Timothy hay, SIG ton; grain hay, $14
ton; alfalfa, SIS ton; oats, $1.55 cwt;
feed wheat, $1.4O cwt; milling wheat,
$1.6s@1.7O cwt; whole barley, $1.35
cwt; whole corn, old $3.50 cwt; new,
$1.45 cwt.
Hides-Green, &c lb; green bulls, SC
ID; green calf, 1Oc ID; green kips, &c
lb; green salt kips, SC ID; green salt
bulls, &C lb; green salt hides, SC lb;
dry butchered hides, good, 15c lb; dry
country hides, good, lac ID; wool, so
lie ID; shearlings, 35@5Oc lb; city
butchers steers, so lbs and up, SC ID;
wool, rough, s@12c lb; lorg wool pelts,
s@1Oc lb.
Livestock-Steers, live weight, 415c
ID; COWS, live weight, 319@4c Id;
sheep, live weight, 51b@ec lb; hogs
live weight, 614@7c lb; veal, rough
and heavy, 3@41ae lb.
Poultry-Live hens, HOBO lb;
dressed hens, 12@1214c ID; live roos
tiers, 1Oc lb; spring chickens, dressed
14@15c ID; turkeys, live, 10000 Id
dressed, 21@24e ID; geese, 2O@22c ID
ducks, live, 15c lb; dressed, 1sc ID.
Ranch Eggs-Case, $12, case count
S119O, loss off.
Butter-Good ranch, zoe; butter fat
36lac 10; Davis butter, 35e ID.
Wheat Market
Portland Track prices Club, 81
bluestem, $l1O; turkey red, sl.050
] OF -; red Russian Csc; valley, ST.
oma.-Milling bluestem. sl.l6
export bluestem. sl.0O -; club. S1.01
red. 99c
Elk City mining news. (Elk City, Idaho) 1903-1913, 1909-03-06
GIVE SCIENTIFIC EXHIBITIONS
Government Expert Will Demonstrate
Use Of Water on 20 Acres Near Spo-
kane During Irrigation Congress.

Officials Of the United States depart
ment Of agriculture under the direction
of DIR. Samuel Fortier. chief Of irriga-
tion Investigations, viii make demon
strati0ns Of the scientific application of
water on 2O-acre tract Of land near
Spokane during the sessions Of the
18th National Irrigation Congress,
August to a. The following com
mittee has been appointed to select
site and make the other neces airy ar
engagements:
G.. M. Speck, chairman. Spokane;
Walter n. Granger, Granger Wash;
W. Il. Clark Wenatehee. Wash; T.. H..
Libby. Lewiston. Idaho. and Charleston.
WASH; O. D. Buriingamc. Walla Walla.
Wash; o. J.. Waller. Pullman Wash;
james Stephenson. Jr.. Boise. Idaho;
Alexander Mcpherson. Twin Falls.
Idaho; Irving Worthington. lrrigon,
Ore. p. q. Hopson, Portland, ore;
J. ID. Mcdonnell, Billings. Mont;
Dwight J.. Heard Phoenix. Ariz.;
Frank d Short Fresno, Cad j. q.
Carpenter. Fort Collins Colo. Adna
Dobson. Lincoln. Neb.; Gordon D.. True.
Reno Acy.; J.. bradford Prince. Santa
Fe. 81 d. A. D. Gooua. Lakota n. D.;
Samuel d. Lea. Pierre. s. d.. Felix
Marfinol. q paso. Tex ID. Is. Cunning
ham. oklahoma City. Ola~ and e.. D.
johnson. Cheyenne. NFo.
Iic governmental department VIII
supervise fho work for the demonstra
flon of irrigation methods and practice
Elk City mining news. (Elk City, Idaho) 1903-1913, 1909-03-06
MINES AND MINING.

The snowstorm paid a dividend Of
cents. cor $4,000, last saturday
The Florence group Of mines at He'd
ley, b. g., has been bonded to English
people. Diamond drilling viii Doe COM
monced this spring.
thewelah.-A premature explosion In
the Blue Star mime recently resulted
DOB the death Of Pearl Easterday and
injury io bis shift mate Jap Michael.
The Horseshoe placer mine has been
sold 40 j. b. Armstrong. e.. A. Davis
aud Sam Wilson for q price reported al
sl2, o00 N IS located at Horseshoe
bond, on fhe Salmon river above
Nhiebird Idaho
The Federal Mining and Smelling
company bias bought piece of land
s0kloO feet i0eaied in the toHusito
of .asf Wallace and adjoining the
Federal millfifr. 0n which the Nam.
moth STANDARD mill is located
Ile Denoy Mining company Nith
mining w0laulns on fle South Fork oi
fle fleHnHle ufu Is uoH making
arrangements io ship ole fo fNe sme|
t.f from omuFri ll'e. Idaho. Tho ship
meui pa fhIe lme b maae fo determine
fNr tmr.iu Nmun ~ iAe South Pork
oroa
IAe lonn n0rlna VI fle Bunker
IN q ruINfHN lhilnsINu Aiming conn
IaNt ar noH "a Hl0N 300 fDei 1hl
ri0HeH fNnnn nfnfn.fa i4e iun
HNn NJ liO fDm Hnd fii1 haf ioeH
Elk City mining news. (Elk City, Idaho) 1903-1913, 1909-03-06
Lincoln's Face on Every Cent.

The United States mint in Philadel-
phia will in a few days destroy the
dies from which the present 1 cent
pieces are made and will sink the new
dies with the bronze medal design of
the head of Abraham Lincoln, as or
dered by the treasury department sew
eral days ago.
The familiar Indian head on the
present penny was made many years
ago from a profile of Maria Cunning
ham, little Philadelphia girl, whose
father was an employee of the mint.
Elk City mining news. (Elk City, Idaho) 1903-1913, 1909-03-06
SUNDRY CIVIL BILL

Contains Secret Service Restriction
Carries Total of s138,022, 007.
Washington.-The sundry civil bill
carries these items: Spokane, $35 1000;
Walla Walla, $4,000; Moscow, $751;
600; North Yakima, $4,000; Missoula,
$4,000; Baker Lake fish station,
$4,000; Bozeman Lake fish station,
$4,000; -dount Rainier national park,
$1,000; Fort Missoula Improvement,
S64.sO0.
1t carries $13s,O22, or, or $4,000, 900
less than the estimate.
The committee Incorporated in the
bill the same limitation on the use Of
the secret service operatives that drew
forth the severe criticism Of the presi-
dent in his annual message last De
cember
Elk City mining news. (Elk City, Idaho) 1903-1913, 1909-03-06
Want Pardon for Taylor.

Louisville, Ky.-Kentucky's most
vexatious political and penal problem
has emerged again with petition pre-
scented to Governor Wilson by Caleb
Powers for the pardoning of former
Governor W. S. Taylor, former Secre-
tary of State Charles L. Finley and
John L. Powers. The paper was signed
by $4,000 citizens of Kentucky, regard
less of party.
Elk City mining news. (Elk City, Idaho) 1903-1913, 1909-03-06

tions. conditions and phases are as iol-
lows:
Chicago
Flour-Market steady
Rye-Ao p, 76 l-2c.
Barley-feed or missing, 05n % l-2ci
fair TO choice mailing, O3 l-2W05e.
flaNseed No. southwestern
s15s ~; 30. ] northwestern, ei6s ~.
Timothy seed $3.50.
Clover 5000.
Mess pork Per bbl, sl6.l5 W 1850.
Larl-per 100 lbs, 99.41 ~.
Short ribs. sides Loose, se.25ms.75.
Short clean sides Boxed 1851 LEA
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