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The Washington herald., 1909-03-10

No 5szn. Taylor Ts shiloh Baptist Church: Con-
tinued for term
No ss5L Baltimore IS District Realty Con
pany; sane
No. s95s- Wheatley vs. Early & Lanptou; ver-
Gict Ger plaintiff fer Sl7250. Attorneys. H W
Whestey Douglas. Baker 4 sheriu. aud T. K
o 'Bear
Assignments for to-day:
No s.. Prics vs. LAnsburgh Furniture e npauy.
Attorneys. A. l. NeUmeyer-H. r. HollanCga-
No B. Hutchins vs. Ley. Attorneys Branden-
burg Brandeaburg-A- A Linsconh
No I2s Osgo5d Publishing Company shap-
pirios. Attorneys. HaTgroEe d Moris-H- II. Hoi-
lander.
No. IL. Fusssl IS. GutekunS- Attorneys. r.
6. kinlball-F. II. stephens
No. Is Coleman IS. Barkmzn. Dsfeu6ant's AZ
toTney. G. 5. slreve p
No. l3.- HaTriss vs. Dyer. Defendant's alter
neys. Crandau alackey and P. r. Marshall.
No. l52 B1tcher vs.. Philadelplia. Wlning1 q
and Baltimore Railway Company. At1orneys. J.
z. HaTigan-Nckenney & Flanne-y.
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GRAIN AND PROVISIONS.

Quotations furnished By ". B. Hihhs & Co. mem
bers Of the Chicago Board Of Trade. Hibos Build
ng s25 Fifteenth street northwest
Chicago March a-Amid the widest excitement
the Grain bears were routed to-day. horse foot and
dragons. The shcrts had trouncng they VIII
not soon forget The bulls forced rally q nearly
three points in May wheat and took possession
Il the market in a way which created oonsterna-
tion. The market had been duh all DAY. and had
suffered a pretty sharp break about the end Of the
first hour. The bcars were taking things easy and
manufacturing al sorts q news and sentiment 70
Strengthen their position.
Suddenly. Ike a bolt from a clear sky. with May
wheat az liz. the longs declared their price was
lis ana l9008 bushels were taken on the frst
bid. Pandemonium reigned, and hundreds Of thou
sands Of bushels were bought before the close at
LIS and x higher July was carried two points up.
Other snonths had a sharp bulge and oats and
corn went up sharply. Provisions also had sym
path tic rise and the market closed with eFerybody
but the longs az sea- II was great day IN the
r1-7fn rrrrsr
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LIVE STOCK MARKET.

Ssv Yo-k March a-CATTLE-Recespts. 60.
az sai0 cents Per pcund.
CALY ES-Receipts. l1si steady yeeis. 6cl1s 9;
Indiana fed calves AZ calves in nodsrats dssnsnd,
CITY Grgssed Teais. el15- coInrry t-rssei ssl3
SHEEP AND LAlfBs-Racoiurs 20 srrssv
feeling. Sheep. AEa50e: Iarn1s 6EazS
HOGS-RcF.pts ZS0 Firm To 10 cents hi-her
Chic1g0. Marc a-CAfTLE-Recripts 15.oe8- rzr-
ket steady Prime beVss 565zl So poor to r,siiru.
4-75a5G5; stocksrs ard feeders 2GaaE55: cows assS
heifers 55o4575; cannsrz Zooa58: Te-aas. 800
as 50
HOGS-Receipts. ls0oe; market shade IoEer Lizat
6sozslo. rough. s1las5q; hessy, 55oa6so: mixed.
6sss6szsz; PIGS. 55as8.
sHEEP-Recspts- lee. market steady. Native
sheep. 6zs5sos Western steep, 3soas5: rafsrs
lambs. 66oz6ssi Western lEzbs. k75z7.7k
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Market Quickly Receivers.
NEW YORK MONEY.

Nc~ Vcra. March 9-Ths narset for sterling
to-day vas somewhat easier. with rates ten points
down. Rates: Sixty days. 45sgs s605: demard
4-SSloalSs5; cables. 4sssoas- $50 Commerciai bills
80 for ninety days and ls5l.aGs, fer sixty days.
Flour bills, 49, for sixty DAYS Grain. 4S5l6
Money on cn to-day opened az per cent
highest. ? lowest. "a: closing. 2 Most Of the
days loans were at IA per cent.
Time money was very easy, supply being generous
and demand light. Rates: 2isa2iz for sixty d. B..
2la2si for ninety days and four months: g4.as for
five and SIX months: Sass for over the wear
Mercantile paper vas issued moderately and there
was fair absorption Of the higher GRADES. Rates.
Ziaai for sixty 10 ninety Gays. ind0rsed bills re-
ceiTabe 5s.ai for choice four 10 six months single
names; for others less wen known
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SHARP DROP IN PRICE
Onslaught of Bears Increases
Activity at Closing.
PRESSURE ON STEEL SHARES
Report on Amount OF Copper ON
Hand Ia Due To-day, and VIII
Have an Eject on Prices-MarI<et
Easily Depreesed, bat Revives with
Equal QuicknesS-smau Trading.

New York. March Sup TO the last half
hour Of business on the Stock Exchange
to-day dealings in securities were on a
scale that II continued at an unalterated
rate would have resulted in the smallest
volume OF transactions for the year. Fluc-
tuations in prices during this period were
trihing but the market displayed on the
whole tendency 20 move slightly down
ward. this being regarded as wholly nat
ural after yesterdays advance, and in
such narrow speculative conditions as
those now prevailing.
But shortly before the close OF busi-
ness the activity in the market decidedly
increased and prices dropped with
good deal Of suddenness IN the course Of
what seemed to be an onslaught Of the
old-fashioned bear sort The bulk of the
selling, which was scattered among all
the active stocks. proceeded from one
member OF the exchange, with the brunt
OF the attack. however. centered upon
the Amalgamated Copper and United
States Steel shares.
Copper Report Expected.
The report Of the Copper Producers
Association OF the amount OF copper
stocks on hand on March Is expected
tomorrow. and for some time past the
general understanding has been that the
report would show that these stocks
had accumulated to a greater or less ex-
tent daring the month OF February This
may very well prove 20 be true. although
II the statstician Of the association
makes a deduction from stocks on hand
Of the copper sold in the last month
and not yet delivered, the anticipations
referred 10 may be unfounded.
As It is almost needless TO observe more
adverse market comment has been in
dulged in for many months past regard
ing Amaigamated Copper than any other
stock. the basis Of such hostile criticism
being that the price Of the stock seemed
high in view of the depressed state of
the copper trade and Of the low rate Of
dividend distribution maintained by the
Amalgamated Copper Company.
Market Quickly Receivers.
those time and again singled out by pro
fessionaI operators as the subject OF a
short" sale. but rather singularly it has
been found that although the price OF
the stock was generally quickly oppressed
by such operations. it rose with equal
quickness when the spectators who had
sold it endeavored TO retire their contracts
for the fail.
Pressure upon the Steel shares to-day
was explained by no reasons additional 10
those which have been matters Of com
mon gossip since the beginning of the
year.
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Ncw York, March s.-wHEAT-Fiuaer and more
active. No. Northern Duluth 70 arrive. ga.
No. 2 red. (. O. b.. L23; No. 2 hard. New York.
T. O. b. L22Z; No. 1 macaroni. T. O. b. LIZ.
No. / Manitoba. L2iH; No. Manitoba. T. o. h.
IaA.
CORN-srong; moderate trade No. 2. elevator
20 arrive. 7ss: No 2 SPOT T. o. b.. .: No 2 IA
arrive. I. O. b.. 75; No. yellow. T. o. b. =; No.
= white T. o. b. nominal.
RYE-Dun and scarce. No. ?, & o b, 81
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WASHINGTON STOCK MARKET.

sales-Reguar cal. y O'Clock noon;
washington Railway and Electric A.. 500 az 80
ssuo0 at ss. $500 at IS. 5000 az $. N-o0 Al s.
SO o0a at 81 $500 az 6is $500 At s.
Washington Railway and Electro preferred. p Et
sD2 AZ 81 50 at g. o at g. at q. 80 st g.
Washington Gas, s at 7giE . at 70S-
Georgetown Gas. . AZ S.
Bsl Telephone Of Pennsylvania. 5 Al i@a.
Mergenthaler Linotype. 70 az 96. 10 az a5. AZ
905 I a. a6.
After eaIl-Capltal Traction. S at lS2sz 2 at 81.
Nergenthaler Linotype. 5 al 90.
Lanst0n Monotype, 81 at Is.
Following are the bid and asked prices on yeSter-
days Washington Stock Exchange;
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and scarce. No. :, T. o b. 81.
COTTON MARKET.

Quotations furnished BY W. B. Hibbs A Co
members of the New YORK Stock Exchange Hibhs
Building. - Fifteenth street northwest
NcW YORK. March S-COtton to-day was duh ana
heavy. losing about two points as the cay wore
YEARLY away. The opening vas fairly steady. vim
prices unchanged TO Eve points higher. For
time the market ruled firm on bull nIuuort ard
reports q rains In the Southwest This support
weakened after the inst half hour. and i wss sv,-
dent that some Of the bulls were slowly sesssne ia
q their unHieldy hnea. The MARKET closed vSeax
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DAILY COURTRECORD.
lTuesday, March ., 1eoo.l


Supreme Court OF the United States
Present: Mr. Justice Harlan. Mr.. Justice Brewer.
AT. Justice White. AR Justice Peckhzm. Mr.. Jus-
tiee Mckenna. Mr- Justice Holmes. Mr. Justice
Day. and Mr. Jastice MOODY.
George s Grimes. Of Minneapolis MINI. and
Percy \. Il. Lombard. Of Old Orchard. Me.. we're
admitted 20 practice.
No. l0i southern RailHay Company. plaintiff
N error. Is. So. Louis Hay and Grain Company
argument continued by Mr. Z. o. Whitnel for the
defendant IN eTror and concluded by Mr.. EG-
ward &. Kramer for the plaintiff in error.
No. l0l. Molyneau I. Tuner. appellant and
plaintiff in eTror vs.. The American Security and
Trust Company et all; argument commenced by
Mr. Charles p. Carusi for the appellant and plain
tn ia euoT. and continued by Mr.. Stanton g.
Pecle and Mr.. William F. Matringiy for the
appellee and defendants in error.
Adjourned until today al y O'Clock
The day cali for Wednesday March i9 vii be
as follows; Nos. loi los. 10. III % iZ. lb. ia.
rs and III.
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WASHINGTON CATTLE MARKET.

cATTLE-Extra. per cwt.. asOaSoO; butcAsr. 4oos
go common, 2Oo63no.
Hoes-Per ewL, sross. sTsAs.OO; ordinary. Pa
cwt. 6ooa65a
LAMBS-Choice, TaTis: medium, oas'4.
SHEEP-Prins, A5oaS5o: common. 35oaIo0.
CALyEs-Prime, per II. si1; medium 9; gas. 1
COWS-Prine. tesh. each. s1oQss6.oo; eomzo1,
8. .0oas9.oo; cid and dry, n0alaea
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Equity Court No. 2



No. 2552 johnson vs. Johnsor: shsolute divorce
granted Attorneys. L B. King and " I. Lee
Fcvutsin Peyton.
No. E5A- Greer K7eiter e al; tine 70 take
testimony extended. Attorneys. l. A. Rarley-C
G. james. sieman s. Lerch. and F. F. CoIlodav.
No &lI2 Lesve rs Legge; reference 20 erauHner.
ATTORNEYS. J g. De Patron and Albert SiIlers
Ne. &S2s. Blackistonc Es. Blackstone ct a.. r-f-
erence % examiner. Attorneys. Douglas. Raker &
Shefril-Tuoker & Kenyon and 2. ]. Ryan
Assignment fCr March IL
No 5iL Smith ~ Pitznoxle et al Atto-nevs.
Hamiiton. Colbert, YeFkos & Hamilton-AEson l.
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All advertising contracts made by The
Herald are based upon its
bona fce circulation-a circulation in
larger by thousands than was
ever before attained by any morning news
paper at the CaDitaL Its books are oDen.
The Washington herald., 1909-03-10

JUsIlCE BARNARD.
No GA In Te Charles Il Mayheu; sdjudi
cation and reference and receivers appontsd; bond
8Wo
No ST. In re Thozas E WaZ4nsa: order
finally ratfgviur sale.
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NEw YORK STOCK MARKET.

ouotatious furnished BY W E. Hitos 4 Co.
members New Work Stock Exchange. Hiobs Bald
ing l5 Fnteensh street northwest
CALL M0NEY-SALES BY HOURSi
Money. a. H. -
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RAITIMoRE sTOCK MARKET.

Baltimore, March s.-Followins are the sales and
quotations on the most active securities listed on
the baltimore stock Exchange:
SAFES
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No ss56S United states "a Bank Dsposit0-s'
Insuuno8 COMPANY: dissolve c1-pEatiol- ArLornsy
United States Attorney.
No. -S6 Ann r. Davis yS William 2. Davis
e a. divorce. AttoTney. ". B. RsiLy.
No. E367. Mabel HAYES IA Norman L HAYES
et a. divorce. Attcrney- J. c. Foster
No. &56S- Auustead Taylor rs Henry ?. p.
Maciariant. &c: anjoin TAX sale. ArtCnsys. Md
dox & Gatley and ]. 7. SheTrsr.
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JUSTICE GOULD.
United States IS Richard J. Marshall; embezzle-
ment: verdict not guilty.
United States IS. Elichard Paynes discharge from
uurkhOuse March u ordered.
United States vs. Richard Brown discharge frun
workhouse March 2 ordered.
United States IS. Bessie Thonasi discharge fron
jas March Il ordered.
Assignments Tor to-day.
United States II James B. Chapman
United St1tes vE. George Flora
United states ". Albert A SkiTinEtm-
Criminal COurt No. =.
JUSTICE ANDERSON
No 5o653. SomerTiie sons vs.. Weller: verdict
fo- plAintiH fox 80. AttornegS 3. S. Hune-L- P.
Harlow.
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CURB MARKET.

Quotations furnished by W. B. Hlbbs & Co. mem
hers NeS York STOCK Exchange. Hibbs Building.
Is Fifteenth street northwest
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No 5lsea. Virginia Peters vs. Thonas " Smith
damages. Sa00. Attorneys. ". E. Ambrose a.,
J. l. smith.
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REAL EsTATE TRANsFERs.

No co. In Re Chsrie q. MAyhsw: ro,uuta,
Attorney, o. b Hsnaz-
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GOVERNMENT BONDS.


Trust funds held FOR the redemption Of
outstanding notes and csrfiecss.s.
The Lexington intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1901-1949, 1909-11-27

G. L. Wilson of Corder called
at the lntelligencer office last Sat
.urday and in the course of the
Conversation stated that he had
definitely decided to become a
candidate for the Democratic
nomination for county collector
at the next election. At the prop
er time, he declared, he would
make his formal announcement
and begin an active campaign.
Mr.. Wilson is a native of Lafay-
cite county and has never lived
anywhere else. He comes by his
democracy naturally and is really
one of the strongest and ablest
members of his party in this part
of the state. If he is successful in
the primary he will make an ex-
cellent nominee and no one doubt
his ability to make a model col
lector.
The Lexington intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1901-1949, 1909-11-27

Attention is called to the state
ments of the Commercial, Traders
and Savings banks of this city
and the State Bank of Dover.
These institutions r all in the
best of condition and are meet
ing with deserved prosperity. A
city's stability is always reflected
by the amount of its banking bus
mess, and an examination of the
statements of the Lexington bank
will show that this community is
enjoying the best Of financial
health. The Dover bank is gain
ing steadily and meeting with APP
probation at the hands of the res
idents of that vicinity.
The Lexington intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1901-1949, 1909-11-27
THE NEW MISSOURI SPIRIT

This paper was about the first
to discover this fall that the con-
ditions appertaining to athletics
at the University of Missouri had
experienced a change since last
year. While from over the state
there came the customary kicks
and knocks, this column called at
tention to the new state of affairs.
Some people could hardly believe
it, but at our university a remark
able metamorphosis was going on.
The kiddishness which the stu
dents thought was real college
spirit was giving place to a broad
er loyalty. Enthusiasm became a
matter of s%pontaneity and not Of
stimulation; determination took
the place of fOrlorn hope; conf
denee supplanted longing for the
unattainable.
The members of the team were
no longer petted and cajoled. 1t
was made evident that something
beside luck must be relied upon
to beat Kansas. Still the players
were not insulted and treated as
children in the class rooms.
Missouri had a real coach at
last instead of an unskilled theo-
rist and Hetheringtonism had Civ
en- way to Hillarity.
Well, Missouri won this year
and all honor is due to Roper and
Hill.
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OFFICIAL STATEMENT Of the Financial
" Condition Of the
Traders Bank,

AtLexington, State OF Missouri at the close OF
business on .the 18th day Of November. 1908.
Published In the LExfNGToE INTELLfGEN-
GER, a newspaper printed and published at
Lexington, State of Missouri, on the 27th
day Of November, 1903.
RESOURCES.
The Lexington intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1901-1949, 1909-11-27

STATE OF MISSOURI, L.
COuSrY OF LAFAYETTE. IS
We, W. q. MeCausland, as president, and B.
X. Ireland, as cashier OF said bank, each
OF US do solemnly swear that the above state
ment r. true to the best Of our knowledge and
w.G. M~oCAUsLAND, President
Il. n. IRELAND, Cashier.
Subscribed and sworn 70 before me, this elth
day OF November, A. D., nineteen hundred
and nine.
~ Witness my hand and notarial
aEAL seal on the date lastHforesaid. Com
missiOned and qualified for a term
wILIaoN EDWARDS.
Notary Public.
Correct-Attest;
DAVID A. SLUsHEB1
4. @ SAWYER Directors.
WILLIAM AULL
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Sr1 eo5S " y a FssSIrsfri. iss
We, II. L. Corbin as president, and 0. G..
do solemnly swear that the above statement
Is true 70 the best of our knowledge and be-
II. l. CORBIN, President.
o. @. CONGD0N, Cashier.
Subscribed and sworn 70 before me. this
2fth day Of November, A. D., nineteen hun.
dred and nine.
Witness my hand and notarial seal on the
date last aforesaid Commissioned and
qualified for a term expiring juno list, 1918.
WILLIAM W. MENG,
Notary Public
C~orrect-Attest:
II. L. CORBIN,
LOUIS ARTH, Directors.
WM- W. MENG.
The Lexington intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1901-1949, 1909-11-27

Mr.. Roper's politics is unknown
but he could be elected to about
any office in Missouri right now
on an independent ticket.
The Lexington intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1901-1949, 1909-11-27

srATEoF MISSOURI
COUNTY OF LAFAYETTE %
We, Edwin NJ. r~aubman, as president, and
William j. Bandon as cashier OF said bank,
each of us, do solemnly swear that the above
statement Is true TO the best of our knowl-
edge and belief.
f. M. KAUFMAN, President
W. ]. BANDoN, Cashier.
e subscrlbed and sworn to before me. this
2Srd day Of November, A. d. nineteen nun
bred and nine.
Witness my hand and notarial
SEAL seal on the date last aforesaid.
commissioned and qualified for
q term expiring December %, 1908,
WILLIAM H.. CHILEs,
Notary Public.
Correct-Attestl
j. X MOOREHEAD
JAMES T. CATRON SDirectors.
v. j. O. BOUR
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STATE OF MISSOURI.
County OF Lafayette, fss'
We, Sanford Sellers. Vice President, and
Irving Tevis. Asst. Cashier. of said bank.
eacL of US, do sOlemly swear that the above
statement Is true TO the bestO OF our knowledge
and belief.
SANFORD SELLERS. Vice President.
IRVING rEVIS, Asst Cashier.
Subscribed and sworn TO before me. this
24th day Of November, A. D., nineteen hum
dred and nine.
Witness my hand and nOtarial seal
+ on the date last aforesaid. Commits
stoned and qualified for a term ex.
piring February nth, 1910
signed II, Z WALLACE,
Notary Public
COrrect--Attest:
Z. f. NICHOLSON
w. ID RANKIN }Direetors.
T. LEE WALLACE
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Vote early today for better
roads around Lexington.

The cause of this warm wealth
er is the game the Tigers played
last Thursday.
The Lexington intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1901-1949, 1909-11-27

Once more-Do your Christmas
shopping early.
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OFFICIAL STATEMENT Of the Financial
Savings Bank

Al Lexington. State Of Missouri. at the close Of
business IN the 10Th day of November, lgOa
published In the LEXINGTON ~INTELLI-
GESCER, a newspaper printed and pub
liShed a. Lexington, state OF Missouri. on
the 27th day OF November 1909.
The Lexington intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1901-1949, 1909-11-27
SIXTY-FIRST
official Statement Of the Hnancial Con
v dition OF the
Commercial Bank
sIxTY-FIRsT

at Lexington. state OF Missouri, At the close
OF business on the 10th day of November, 1909,
published in the Lexington lntelligencer, a
newspaper printed and published at Lex
ington, state of Missouri, on the 27th day of
November. 1909.
The Lexington intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1901-1949, 1909-11-27
OFFICIAL STATEMENT. of the Flnancia
" Condition Of the
State Bank of Dover

At Dover, State of Missouri, at the close Of
business on the 10th day OF November, 1909,
published in the INTELLIGEHOER, a news
paper printed and published at Lexington,
State Of Missouri, on the 27th day OF No
vember 1902.
Elk City mining news. (Elk City, Idaho) 1903-1913, 1909-05-08
Hotel Arrivals.

Elk HOTEL H. Sloan, Lewiston;
NJ. NJ. Clark, Grangeville; Mrs. W. A
Rowland and son, City; d. A. Harry.
Orogrande; Mr. and hrs. L. G.English,
Kooskia; Chas. Tiedeman, American
Eagle; Frank Peck. South Fork; Don
A. Burpee, Dixie; J. Ginchman, Harp
ster; Z. i. Schnell, City, p. S. Prich-
ard, Dixie; Howard PowelsOn, Dixie; l..
B Fuller, Grangeville; II Richardson,
Grangeville; James Murphy. South
Fork Louis Clark, Clearwater: u. g.
Kinkaid and wife, City; Miss Bessie
Brundige City; w. A. Boyd: James A.
McKennon, Chicago; Mrs. T. L. Kirk
lin; Mrs. 0. c. Parsell; Mrs. R. Greek
well; Mrs. j. p Pollard. Pratt, Kans.
p. w. Murray; W. H. Hanlon; George
d. Burpee, Bristol, n. H.; Harry ID.
Burpee, Bristol n. H.. ID. Miller, Spo-
kane; John j. Ross, Lewiston. A.
Blomquist, Lewiston; c. A. Phillips,
Spokane.
Elk City mining news. (Elk City, Idaho) 1903-1913, 1909-05-08

Sealed bids for the construction Of a
trail viii be received by the under
signed, up TO and including May ~,
1903, The same TO be built under the
conditions specified as follows About
six and One-half miles Of trail extend
ing from the mouth of Peas.ey creek
up the south fork of the Clearwater
river 10 what Is known as Reed cabin,
said trail 10 be- constructed three feet
in solid rock and Two feet in dirt, and
at all points 10 afford ample room for
transportation of all reasonable packs
The route of Trail shall conform ~ sur
yey made by the forest reserve eng.-
neer and al bridge must be con-
strlcted six feet in HIdtl Bios must
Dr. I'd not later than May ~ 1909. and
should le presented or adaressed to
Own lamb ologande IDAHO. aad
marked 'fouth for. Trial. 1he
urAi s reseTed fo reiee sny or all
b.ds CoNNIWe fouu f0W TRAIL.