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DAILY COURT RECORD
Monday. April ), 1902

dcner vs. George F. Harding ct al petition FOR
wit Of ccrtioran 70 the United States Circuit
Court o. Appeals for the Seventh circuit sub
United By Mr. John b. Daisb IN behah q Mr..
Levy Mayer for the petitioner and b. Nr. George
T. Harding for the respondents
No. 80 Corn Products Refining Company. peti-
TONER. vs. Robert King: petition fer a wit Of oer-
ticrari TO the United States Circuit Court q Ap-
peals for the Seventh circuit submitted b. sir.
John A Bloomington for the petitioner. and BY
Mr. L. o. Nhitnel for the respondent
80. l6i. The Wolf Brother d Co. pstitioner. u.
Ham4lt0n-BroUn Shoe Company: petition Tor a
wit o. certiorari 70 the United States Circuit
Court q Appeals for the Eighth circuit submitted
by Alr- LaEFeIce Maxwell and Mr.. simeon n John
son for the petitioner. and by SIR Joseph r Edison
and Mr. Paul Blackwell fox the respondent.
No. III. Ehe New YORK New Haven and Hart
ford Railroad Company. pstitioler Walter Baker
4 o.. Limited. petition for wit q eer1orau %
the United States Circuit Court q ATpeaLs Tor the
secoud circuit submitted by Mr. Lawrence Max
well In behalf q Mr.. william Greenough, for the
petiucrer and By SIR. Eugene p Carver and NJ.
Horace I. Chcyney for the respondent.
No. 81. Mammoth Mining Company plaintiff IN
error. vs. Grand Genital Mining Company. &C. ;
maudHte stayed until first Of May next on motion
of Mr. A. y. BroWne. for the plaintiff ln error.
No y. Original TX rarte; In the matter Of
Prank ID. Vim. petitioner. argued b. Mr. Guy A.
Miller for the peitioneT. ana BY Mr., Nathaniel 4.
Guernsey for the respondent
No 81. George D.. Collins. plaintiff IN error. vs.
Ai-'ll--a r y --e-As a--Hl-Alf g. g H. -
No I'D George ID. collins. appellant. " The
sheriff q the City aud County q san Francasco
g a. arg1cd hg 3lr william HOf Goa for the
defendants IN error and appclees and submitted By
SIR. George d. Collins DO se.
No 6l5 SInitha1uian Institution Ct al. Cana
hel est Joha as executor and trustee. &c. e a.
Argument oonmenced By Mr.. Frank " Hackett for
the Plaintiffs 80 error.
AdjCrned unIn today AZ Z 0ci0ck.
TIE day csll FOR Tuesday Aprl 6. VII Be as fols-
lows. Noa 6lS II Il. Il. II and II. u. Snd
80. III I3. Is. 80 and lI-
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BALTIMORE GRAIN MARKET.

Baltimore. Aprl 5--Wheat today was firm. co-u
steady, oats strong ne dull. and -four higher On
moderate oferingA
WAEAr-FGTa- Spot Contract. LaI spot No. 2
red Western, Isl; April. la MAy. Il; July.
Le5&alee; steamer No red. Is: receipts 35sO
Bushels Southern on grade L2saIu
CORN-Stsady- Spot contract, Tslsa7SZ; Anil
Isl2a75%; May. 7SSa7l; steamer mixed 7ca7Gl 70
eeipts, l5d bushels; Southern white corn. 70ika7s
Southern yellcw corn, e9lsA73
HATs-Stock In elevators. 49, s93 bushels; shin
uents from elevators. sSSs bushels White No 2
ssa60; do. No 5. 5751a5s11: do. No 4 sxa5e.
uixed. No. z 57as754; DO. No ;. 5saS54; Co. No.
l. Ssa5ca.
RYE-stOck in elevators. s4,5ls bushels; shfpmsnts
ssom elevators 665 bushels. No. Western re
export. Sass; No. 5 Western uptown dslirezy Sc.
No. Western re, uptown. Sass; bag lots. as TO
quality and condition. 75sss
BARLEY-Ssock IN elevators. BIS bushels: shin
ments from elevators, rs b1shels
FLoUR-Winter extra. f70a4.9e; winter clear. Am
SO; winter straight 645a660; winter patslt 5ss
$50; spring clear. 4aoa4?0: spring straight 5isaB co.
spring patent 5s5a6Ie; City Mills best patent
$50; do. hsh-grsde patent 645; do, hi0h-rTads
straight, 6B; DO, chotee family. $40; do. ertra-
A6oaa.8. Rye dcur, nsdium % cboica As5al 81
Corn mai pr 100 Ies.. lEal7O.
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BALTIMORE CATTLE MARKET.

Baltimore ATz1 5.-F0lloxire ars the prices 70
ported to-day at ths Union Stock Yards:
OATTLE-Receipts FOR week ended noon TODAY
were I.sSs hsad. against LIS head last week: g
carloads salei market slow and fully &c lower
Steers good 70 primo heavy. A75eA25; others. 81.
40; hsifers. 32a5O0; COVE, l5aA25: bulls AGA
A; mesh COWS. 00oa56.oO per had. Exportsd lsst
Eeekf By n. LehInAn & BIO, so otfls par steasn-
ship QusermGs. Sog Liverpool
HOGS-Recs'pts for week ended noon to-day VIVA
D.in hssd Against nET bead last week; nrht
supply; market steady at following pricss: yyest-
ems T.s5a775i from nearby points T.25az 80: udrs
65a875; roughs, 6OoaTm.
SHEEP AND LAAIBS-Receipts for week e,ded
noon to-day were zoos head, against LIZ head last
week light supply; mArket higher Sheen. LO0a
as: lambs. 651as7D; spring Ianbs sa1lc.
OALVE S-Receipts for week coded noon today
were 81 head against Gse bad last week. h<ht ssf-
Ply ma-kst highG. couuon 70 god, koA- ,E5g
extra, e.oA
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NEW York MONEY.

New York. April 5S-stsslins to-day was easisr.
With rates % points lo@z. Thse wa q fair Offer
ing Of exdhanss. Rates for actual BUSINESS sixty
days. 4s6o6aAseS; demand GsnaAS7sO; cables,
LssI5a4Ss5
Commercial hns. As5t for ninety dAyA Ls76A
As5a fT EIty d2yR
Flour blls. As5z fE SIXTY dsyA Grain hnlA
A65A. Supply q grain and cottcn h[ls scAzrs
Moosy on call At ths -tock excAanca opSnsd IA
per cent; highest. 2: lowest, ~; dosing. ~
Most OK the days loans were at IA per cent
Tins money opsDed the week In liberal supply
and moderate demand. Large amounts were Of
ieTei, aod there Wa no dt6ic1ity In procuring
cTer-theyesr noDsy AZ 81 per cent. Rates: sixty
days, 2<aZi5 pr osut; ninety days sSf fosr
months "a; ave ana ar months Piss; seven ana
eight rzopths. sss14: ov< tie yeA<, 81
Asrcannle paper VA tssSsd With snsakly n
creased nssd0m.
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DISTRICT COURTS.
Court of Appeals.

Assignments:
SPECIAL calendar: No. L Garfield vs. United
States er reL Van Ness. attorney. J. ". Clements.
Regular calls
No ISL. Adams Monroe Manufacturing Company
70 a. vs. Macfzr,snd e. a. Attorneys. Leo SIN
m0ns-E H. Thomas and ]. I. Smith
No l2lA Iriernational Text-boos COMPANY "a
District q Columbia Attorneys. A G. Bentley
E. y. Thomas
No lss2 TIE NsS-Tork Continental Jewell III
tratio1 Company IS District q Columbia Artor-
ncys. J. Il. HayGrn-E. II. Thomas
No. las1 Phusdelnhia Company Tk Secretary q
War. Attorney Morgan h Beach
No ISL Mayer IS. American Security ard Trust
Company e a. Attorneys BraEdenbCrg & Bran
deahurg-W. F. Mstting'y and J. B. Lsrnsr.
No I9sC Gompers e a. The Bucks Stove
and Range Company. Attorneys. = h Ralston-
Daniel Davenport
No 1891 MINK Company Va Smith & Bros.
Attorneys. F. h. RHODES and Wilson & Barksdaie-
H. W Wrestler.
No. 1871 Iasaetts Va CAPITAL Traction Company.
Attorney r. p. Egans-R r. Perry Son and
G. 7. Duul0p.
No. lss2 Lambss a al vs. Big,lgv ct al At
torreys i. J. Mather-Leo silu=rrs-
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JUSTICE GOULD
United states v. Arthur Martin: verdict CaIlty
murder second des7ee- Defsndaat's attorney. T c
Tay.0r-
Uui-sd States g J. Barton amer: yt1llring So
lion 50 code District Of C0l-ub-l. bah fIed Al
s. o0o. -eooCrizar-8 taken
Cnit-d s.ares IS. Frsn1zs A. CzsGai; ETznd Ia
eely and talse D-ste-sess T-u1er-y redeemed
United States rs. Thomas @. HAYES; Ticlatiug SO
non SIC. z 5. c. S ssatsnced % penitenrEry foz
ave years
United states Es- John O. wilson; violating 50
-on ss5 code. recogaizance taken n E-ooa
Criminal Corrt No. ?.
JUSTICE ANDERSON
No ss75. Bernstein Webster Co; verdict
ior plaintiff fer possession. Attorneys n stsas-
man-E A. JaIes-
No sass3 Meyers rs. Chew e a.; molten foz
aaE irial orerruled and Judgment On verdict At
torusys. =. A JCn1s-P- r Hliard
No se-E FAVOR vs.. Free1an: sane Atturueys
(. L. Gi--J. A. Burksrt
No 5oseS Hayes vs. Dznenhowgrs uclons eon-
unued- Attorneys. l. z. SaTid-G. ". Drew.
No $50 Conner rs Jac06s=ni verdict for plain
sa fer Sl.s5- Attorneys. ]. ". Col IohriusT
No 5o55. strong vs.. Andrus; tine 70 settle bm
q exceptions extended Attorneys. = H. Ad-iasns-
L. A. Bailey
No sly. Bethel vs.. Reilly: jury EEu-n and
TusDitcd- ATTORNEYS. L. h DaTid-J. D. Sullivan
No scfIs. Gait & Co IS Baltimore and Ohio
Railroad Company, mot5ol continued
40 50l1s- FStEgCrlld vs.. same; sane
Assignments Tor % cay.
No s Bethel vs. Reilly Atto-nsys. J. A.
Burka-t-Bates Warren.
NO Ia Postmasts-s' ADVERTISE Publishing
oOuDany IS. Ayer Il son Attorneys. Z IA Gies-
{. o. WeEenhorst and J. A Johnson
No II. Aver & SCI vs.. Mckinley e a. Attnr-
ueys. I. o. Wagenhorst and J. a. Johnson-E. L
GfeS
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Probate Court.
JUSTICE WRIGHT.

EstAts q John Z. Herrsi. VII dated Juus .
lae3 and order granting isttcTs testameutarJ. Al
to-ney. ". A. McKenney.
EStAss q Anna u. CONAN: order 70 pay c-tatn
s-1n Atso1sTs HarEroTe & Morris
Estate q James c. De Atlsy: order granting let
tegs tssesuensszyi bond, $50. Atsoraey. G. O
james
In re Maroellus Hose; order Eppo5ns1ng g-a-di2zi
bond. $40 Attornev, ". @ Martin.
II 70 Kari Holman; o7de- Hupointfng r1zrdiznl
bond. so AtUnsys. DzT. Peyse. Cl-rin
lo0i fled
Estate Of 7. Douglas Welch; WI dated Decsmbz
L. 1ae fled
EseAsa q harriet B. Colin; petitoo fox letters
sestSnnntaTy. Attorney. Q. B. COlin.
Esea1e q ChariS ChesleJ: order granting lstt1s
tess .nts-y; bond. $500 Attorney. J. B. Lernez.
The Washington herald., 1909-04-06
LOCAL FINANCIAL GOSSIP

Stocks were extremely duh on the local
exchange yesterday, the only trades
reaching the register being sixty-nine
shares OF Potomac Fire Insurance. which
sold az 81 Other transactions were in
bonds. in small and fractional amounts.
Brokers were Hstless and apparently az
fected by the spring fever.
Among the recent summaries issued BY
the statistical department Of the Inter
state Commerce Commission IS one upon
the earnings and expenses OF 7o-odd rail-
roads OF the United States for the month
OF January. The figures for 1909 are COM
pared with the month Of January, 1905.
with practically the same number OF roads
and an approximately equal mileage.
The report shows total operating reve-
nues for a mileage OF 79S.SS Of S1Sl .S72.50i. 8
for the year 1909. For the year 1905, on
mileage OF 1880. the operating revenues
were S17l, 500 490.s7. For the same periods
the OF Grating expenses were $lSl .02l, So. 80
for 1905, and for 1903 S15l 7S4. $3.50. This
leaves a balance In favor OF net 0perat-
ing revenues for 1903 OF so. 7SS 160.SS. and
for 1905 Of S50.IS7.64S.s2. making a comfort
able show Of betterment for the current
year.
It is announced that the National Coun-
CT - Commerce will meet in Washing
ton in the Office OF the Secretary Of Com
merce and Labor tomorrow for fits first
session since il established its headQuar-
ters in this city. II is understood the
members OF the committee viii be re-
ceived by the President at the White
House fo-nnnrrnNr afternoon
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COTTON MARKET.

Quotations furnished by ". B. Hibbs 4 Co,
members Of the New York Stock Exchange, Hibba
Building Is Fifteenth street northwest
New York April 5.-Cotton to-day was active and
firm. with larger volume Of business than has
been soen in weeks. The opening vas 70 70 II
points higher than Saturday, and the closing was
20 u points above the opening. The coutributorv
Influences were better cables. good market reports
and improving business oferngs and realizing sales
were heavy. but AL were absorbed By the confident
bull reports.
Receipts 40 tbs port were ZOO bales, against
1855 last week, and ISIS last year For the week
900 bales. against 81 .S5I last week, and 80 $50
last year.
Receipts at New Orleans were 100 balea azainss
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Circuit Court 30. ?.
rHrrF IUsrICE CI.AgAUcR.

NHLEF IL5lILN LL4AbALNH.
No. SECS District e Columbia vs Georr5touu
Gsslght COMPANY and No. tsaos Distric. q Coluul-
Sia ". Washington Gasight Company; verdict Tor
defendants and term proiongsd Attorneys T. IA
Stepbans-R. R. Perry Son. R. Z. Goi6seoCDugh
and @. T. Dunlop.
Assignments for today:
No. rs Bean vs. City and Suburban RaaEay
Company. Attorneys, W. G. Gardner and E. n.
HopsweEl-J. J. Darlington.
No. 20 Shoemaker. executor. " Weedgn e Al
Attorneys. Lambert & Yeatman-E. H. Thomas
No. ~ jackson. trustee. 70. Washington Balti-
more and Annapolis Electric Railway Company.
Attorneys. Z. B. Slater-Marbusy 4 Gosoeg and
A. A Hcshling, y
No 40 Ensneled Meals Company W Raz.
Attorneys. Tucker 4 Esnyoo-Bzadsnbrg 4
Brs1dsnbuE
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GRAIN AND PROVISIONS.

Quotations furnished By ". B. Hibbs & Co.
members q the Chicago Board Of Trade Hlbbs
Building. y Fifteenth street northwest.
Chicago. April May wheat made new hfrh
record a L2Z1l and July was carried 10 1851, but
these prices we're met with big volume Of sales
Ior realizing that hey could not hold and a sharp
break followed. The bulls rallied the market near
The close and May was carried back to II and
July 10 l06ia.
Corn steady and firm
Oats sold wen at higher prices
Provisions opened higher and fen away AZ the
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WASHINGTON CATTLE MARKET.

oATTJE-Erra. per cwt. s5OaGoo; butehsr. GOA
L50; Common. 20oe3oa
HoGs-Per cwt. sross 5eoas.75: ordinary. per
sWt, 6Ooa6.5e.
L4AMBs-Choiee, Ial2; medium. 10
SHEEP-Prine. 4.5oS50o; cormon. 35OaAoo.
CALVEs-Prme per ID, ~; medium. 6aEk
rass, 4
COWS-Prns fresh. each. 35.OOaE5Oo; common,
E.OoaSaOOI Cd end dry, l9oOal5O1
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No &3ss. Hsn-y F. ". Aebtskirchen ct al "a
Kari Holman; 70 aduLinister tr-st Attorneys,
Wolf RosenberE
No $50 Laura v. Harvey vS Joseph o. HaT-
veg: limited divorce. Attorney, J. c. Howard
No ISL Henry @. Co5urn Rich T. Pa1ro
& a.; 70 cuiet title Attc-neys J. Il. Wlson and
J. u. Wilson. i.
No. 1Szs2 anna NJ EGstsriing ~ Martin 7.
DAYS; remove trastse Attorneys Wilson & Barn
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Ne" torkl Aprl a-WHLAT-StrOnEeT hinderl
ing trsde. No l Northern Duluth to arrive.
Lzti No ? red, T. O b. L2s%: No hard
New York. f. o b.. i.2.: No ! maca1oni, is
I. O. b.; No. l. Manitoba. Is; No. Manitoba.
T. o. b., LIS.
Exporters took nothing here bet sales were 70
ported q 5000 bushels nsw No. hard Z O. b
at LOO. August shipment
OORN-Strong; small supply No. elevator. %
arrive. u: No 2, T. o. b., spot. IA; No 2 70
arrive. T4& T. o. b.; No 2 yellow T. o. b,
7is1i Ne. white T. 0. b.. nominal.
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RankruptcT Court.


Ne. 55 n re Isad0Ee Kahn; order sustaining
referees Findings.
No 5sl In rs G. H. Adams; o-der rfs-r1ng ac-
count 70 referee.
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No ROl PHILADELPHIA DccorztiTs Coutactos IA
William 3. Brown e al part q l0t 5. square Ss,
s. BIZ Ateorne5s Braodenburg & BrandenburE.
Na 56 Lee L He-rel s Bro. Charles 4.
Lohr e. a.; lots and s. square eos. STA At
t0-osy. ". c. sullivan
Ma sos same ~ Burton Il. White e al lotz
70 aa6 Il. SQUARE SOS. S7LS. Attorney. sSne-
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WASHINGTON STOCK MARKET.

sales-Rezular call. Il O'Clock noon:
District q Columbia sos. 500 az 1854
Washington Gas S. 500 al i0Z's.
Washington Railway and F1ectrio -. E.ooo AZ sTt-
Potomac Insurance. 10 Al a. . q 81. = az 81
After call
Washington Gas s. $500 az 1914
Washington Railway and Electric 4s. $500 AZ ab
Following are the bid and asked prices on yesteT-
lays Washington Stock Exchange:
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district COurt.
Ennitr snIfa

JUSTICE ANDERSON.
No. 81 IN ~ SiItyfouF Cases Virgin Olive on
oudsr changing tide q c1nEe-
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NEW YORK STOCK MARKET.

Quotations furnished by W. Hitbs 3 Co.
members New York Stock Ezehangs Hipbs Build
Ing. rs Ffteenih street northwest
CALL MONEY-SALES By HOURSs
Moneys o.. az: H IA. l.. H.. Cl 10.
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Guessing on Decision.

Here during the day professional mar
ket operators were busy good share OF
the time, as they have been each Monday
for several weeks. guessing as to the
probable character Of the commodities
clause case decision in the United States
Supreme Court, or whether the day would
witness any decision IN the case at all.
Before this, however, the upward tend
ency Of the market was plainly revealed,
and when toward the end Of the noon
hour Of business it was announced that
nc decision would be handed down, the
meaning OF this being that the matter
was again, and for another weeks time.
removed as a stock market factor, prices
rose generally and in an exceedingly ac-
i've fashion
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Real Estate Transfers and Deeds
Of Trust on Ease 9.
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CURB MARKET.

Quotations furnished BY W. g. Hfbbs 4 Co,
members New York stock Exchange. Hibbs Building.
- Fifteenth street northwest
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CHANGE FOR BETTER
Radical improvement Eyi-
dent in Stock Market.
LONDON A LARGE PURCHASER
Reduction in Price of Steel Products
Also a Factor in Business Advance.
Commodities Clause Decision Is
Awaited, and Strength Is shown
when No Announcement Is Made.

New York. April 5.-For the further
pronounced strength exhibited by the
stock market to-day the only reasonable
explanation that could be offered was the
good impression made upon speculative
sentimentsby the many favorable develop
ments Of recent weeks What these are
has been so frequently alluded 10 in the
financial columns OF this newspaper that
it would be idle 10 again refer 10 them.
It is obvious. however, that although
up to a few days ago a large number OF
people in the financial district were dis
posed 70 be skepticaI regarding the foun-
dation Of the advance in market values.
their hesitation and suspicion is readily
vanishing.
1t is admitted now by all persons OF
sound and experienced judgment in flnan-
ciai Affairs that radical change for the
better has occurred in the general situa-
ton, and that the upturn in the market
has been caused by forces OF far greater
Importance than those Of mere traders
buying.
Explain Boom in Business.
There are those who ascribe as the spe-
cifc cause Of the betterment Of the mar
ket, and in business conditions generally.
the reduction made in the price OF steel
products. which, after a few weeks of
backing and filling. has resulted in a
powerful stimulus 10 business IN the steel
trade. and that the tonnage OF at least
the greatest single producer IN the steel
business. the United States Steel Cor
poration. has decidedly enlarged in con-
sequence Of this step is now conceded
The animating spirit Of the stock mar
ket at the moment is becoming TO be
generally perceived in Wall street as
not a consideration OF the present state
Of business. but broad and well-ground-
ed conviction that the lowest pitch Of
bad. business has been seen. and that
improvement has begun.
To-day the market was helped prirnar-
ily, just as it has been for nearly
fortnight past, by large purchases for
the account Of London. where financial
sentiment has also become optimistic.
Consols again rose briskly in the open
London money market there. correspond
ing 70 our own call money market, fall
ing below lI-2 per cent, giving rise 10
more or less anticipations that the di-
rectors OF the Bank OF England may de-
eide this week TO make a further reduc-
ton from the banks present PIP per
cent discount
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GOVERNMENT BONDS.

New York Aprh 5-United States government
bonds closed as follow:
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1909-08-12
BOOMING HIS TOWN.
How Young Board of Trade P-ssden' "Mads Good" tn tho Peopls.

Now a Young Board of Trade P-ssiden-
 "M ade Good" M tn tho Peops.
 Systematic town boosting Is fea ture of American business artiTl>> which aims at the general good islSteh.; of personal profit One western to"n mad board of trade which had s!epl along for years without doing an. tbi ins n particular, except eadng some food once year at banquet and !!s,eu!as bo some spread eagle or1tOry, says !he Ptttsburg Dispatch The organiza ti,e became mortbund. and its presidenc: was an honor DO longer sought For The directors met and gave the place 10 a young man or the type "7v. Ike tu encoura ge." The young man took h!s Job seriously and went to work. r wasn't long before he grew an idea of his own.
 Every family that moved to town Il. spotted. Employment was prortie:. for the breadwlnnars where necessary and the new people were made to fee. at home. When this personal atten don had got in its work. representa- tive of the board of trade interview ec the head of the new family. This iu. eerview was incorporated into letter nimeograph copies were made. put tnts stamped envelopes and made ready t> ua1.. Then the letters were taken t.' the newcomer, and be was asked tc address them to his friends "baca east" The scheme worked like magic and the population boomed. Of thR' ,dea many new ones were born. Th2 young man has been several times re elected president of the board of tracr and hn can have anything the peopi> of that town can give him.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1909-08-12
SCHOOL GARDEN RULES.
so,~ Mass sehusetts institution -
 Managed by wnmen.

Nov a Mass sehusetts institution
 Managed by Women.
 A school garden h WatertoWn hass., has adopted the following rules, says the Los Angeles Times, Be regular and punctual in attendance Keep garden orderly. Keep record book correctly Leave tools cleaned and put away before going home Be courteous to all. and is absent or lata furnish excuse from parent or teacher
 If any one repeatedly breaks these vuies bis relation With the scao"! will erminate. The classes lneF', twice reek-W WedIeSday after school and laturday ,Doruiug-one hour each pcIt sd They will work !u the gardens through ,a" summer vacation If 6 pupil Is abSent. q substitute Is sent Badges or pins of gceen and white are worn, telling garden. number and time of class. Notebooks are kept, record. ng the te!n nperutu-e, attendance. date ume Of planting, plan of garden anc any other notes they care to record
 When Insects are found or h!rds heard, questions are asked and notice taken Of their habits, etc. During tGe summer children will be taken In small groups ou short walks to hear the voices of nature. The children dread ; give advice to parents, telling them the beat meth ofls to- planting cucumbe,s and beans and setting out to1na Ii plants. The parents and friends taAs huch interest, visiting the gsI'fis, willie the children work. helping |, xeep their notes correctly and the gar den in good order The Woulen's cini pays the expenses and has the bn~ ness management Of the garden. Th"' have taken up the work in mo, satisfactory and helpful way.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1909-08-12
FOR RENT.
Dwellings,

Dwellings,.
 No. 2007 West Fifth Ave, rooms. No. 1910 West Pullen St., rooms. No. 70S Hickory St., , rooms.
 No. 619 Hickory St., rooms. No. 1103 West 9th Ave, rooms with hall and bath.
 No. 1918 West 3rd Ave. 4 rooms. Sth Ave, and Poplar, rooms with hall; will be for rent Aug. 10
 Dwellings (COloreG
 No. 703 Mulberry St., rooms. No. 1907 West 9th Ave, 3 rooms. No. 2612 West 18th Ave, 3 rooms. No. 26OS West 18th Ave, 3 rooms. No 12 16 Fir St., rooms. No. 1922 Fir St., rooms. I will give you the very best re- suits obtainable on your property # placed in my hands as all business re- ceives my personal attention. Remember I also write Fire, Accl- dent and Steam Boiler Insurance and issue Surety Bonds.
 CHAS. HANCOCK. Fire Insurance, Real Estate and Loans. OFFICE, 111 PINE STREET.