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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-04-09
Crosscut Has Gone 400 Feet in
Ore ON 700 Level and is
Still in Ore.
PIoCHE KING PUSHING WORK,
Colfax Group Has Rich Rock nc 90
Fcct-Mnndhu Minc Is shipping
200 Tons Month.


Phoebe. April 9-Work is continuing
on the crosscut at the "a foot level
OF the Day mine. and the body Of ore
has been penetrated for nearly 400 feet
with the face OF the drive s,iIl Boz ore.
which is increasing iu value About
200 feet averages six to eight ounces
m silica. while the remainder IS Is
ounces. and up % 100 ounces and over.
This is undoubtedly the best body Of
ore ever found iu this mine as 70 has
been found on the 500 foot level and on
the 500 level
A new Alamo gasoline engine Of 80
horse power has just been Installed for
the Phoebe King Mines company This
will run the new Franklin compressor
and DO the hosting. The shaft is now
about go feet deep with two COmpart-
meuts and a runaway Everything is
in readiness 90 prosecute the work
with The greatest speed possible and
developments win o. watched with
great interest bv the whole camp.
J. .. Frendenthal Us working a small
force of men on his ColfaN group near
Stampede Gap. The shaft Us now a
little over 20 feet deep and an average
of two feet Of ore in the bottom carr
ried 200 ounces iu silver. This ore
is associated with manganese and as
20 can be traced for several thousand
feet there IS but little doubt that
80 win become one Of the largest and
richest ore bodies iu the camp
Two hundred tons OF ore wero ship
ped from the Mendha mine last month
The shaft has been sunk 10 the 900
level and a station is being cut. while
development IS being done on the up
per levels The ore shipped Is prin-
clpally taken from the development
work The weather and roads have
became such as to interfere with ore
IauIirr
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-04-09
TINrIc PRorERTY RrNnY.

Ralph kellogg. superintendent Of the
Fast Tinuc Development company's
property I'm Tinuc is iu the city. Mr.
Kellogg states that the machinery lis
now practically Installed and that the
company has as well cquped prospect
a. there Is i'm Tintc About $4,000
worth Of the most improved machinery
has been put in and the company
WIN De- able 10 mine 10 a depth OF
I 900 feet. Mr. kellogg states that
ra frst of the month shipments
OF ore viii be commenced and will be
regularly kept mp. There Is some
preliminary work necessary before
ore can be taken out in large quaint
ties.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-04-09
nosToN ~ TINrIc LENsE.

Operations on lease on the Boston
q Tinuc property tying north OF the
Black Jack On the Tiuuc district Will
begin in "a few days. The property Is
also west Of the Tintic Iron proper
ty Machinery has ARRIVED at the
property 90 be used on the new shaft
that has been started north of the old
workings, O.. T.. Bushong has charge
of the work and is seeing 10 the install
latiou Of the machinery. AS soon as
this is in, but one shift win be al work
for "a while. Later this win be in
creased and gradually three shifts will
be busy.
Work on the property has been at q
staudstill for years The Boston G.
Tintic was one Of the old time pro-
OF the move declare that they are con-
fdort that pay ore can again be taken
from tie property
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-04-09
AFTERNOON SALES.

Bullock. 500 at o.
Colorado, 400 at 1878
Columbus Con, 800 at 2.95; zoo at
2.921a
Grown Point 1000 at 21ia.
Tast Tnuc Con, 1000 at ga.
East Tintic Dov 1000 at "a buyer
60.
GoIdfield Daisy 500 at 90.
GruttH 1000 at 6&; 1000 at G; L.
600 at T&
Iron Blossom. 200 az 2.25.
Mountain Lake, 1000 at a6i1.
Nevada British 5000 at So.
Nevada His. 200 at 1.32ie
Plutus 1000 NJ 10.
silver King Coal. 800 at 400.
South Iron Blossom. 1000 at >.
Swansea Con-. 1000 at 81.
Swansea EXten. 1000 at 3i2.
Tintic Central, 1000 az 1879. Il. co.
I 900 at "a. b. go
Utah Con, 500 at a..
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srocKs SLOW nIPRovEaIENT.
Slow Day Brings Securities Out for
Better Prices ON Exchange.

Better PRICES ON EAchange'
Although selling was slow on the
stock exchange this morning as COM
pared 20 several other days this week,
securities showed "a decided improve
ment Nearly every stock ON the board
was stronger this morning than In
many days. Conditions the brokers
declare are showing a marked improve
meut within a few weeks a number
Of new shippers will be- added to tho
market which VIII add new life 10
affairs
The number OF stocks transacted In
this morning was 65.535 and the price
at which they sold was S33.sS5.3l.
Adde which has been one Of the
slow stocks on the board for some time
came 90 life this morning and $500
shares were sold Colorado was strong
or this morning and Columbus Con-
soldated was up with the strong
stocks Iron Blossom was still weak
aud the market was unsteady Mason
Valley was strong again today and
continued 20 move higher Twenty
shares Of ohio Copper sold for s..
This was due To the stock being sold
in am odd lot
on the curb market East Tintic m
Rey sold for I cent Copper King was
offered al 2ia cents ana / cent was
bid Tintah Treasure Hin received
q bid OF 20 cents and was offered az %
cents
FORENOON QUOTATIONS.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-04-09
MAY BE SHELTER DEAL.
Meeting Of Knight Interests May be
For the sale Of Colorado Mine.

Provo, April "a big meeting OF the
Knight interests with Ernest r.. Wool
ley and two eastern men, whose names
could not be learned, was held az the
Knight block this morning. Every ef-
fort was made 10 keep the business OF
the meeting a secret, but It leaked out
that the meeting contemplated the sale
of some OF the Knight interests
For several days j. O.. Jensen. super
inteudeut OF Uncle" Jesse knights
Mineral Flat property On American
Fork canyon has been busy with MT
WOoley going over various details
or the knight property Whether II IA
the sale Of some Of the American Fork
properties or d. "a continuation Of the
deal FOR the Colorado mine and the
TntIc smelter is not known.
Roth Mr. knight and Mr. Wooley de-
Cl8rcd this morning that there would
bo nothing 20 give out on the matter
FOR az least 3D. days.
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LIVESTOCK.


Chicago. April 9-Cattle-Iteccipts. cs-
timatcd at 5000. marriott strong. BeeVes,
fS5UTI5. Texas steers, 4.oodo.tO, west
Cu steers. A.20a6. 90, stockets ana leeo-
ers. 8.U6u5.60. COWS ana heltera, S.Oo0
Hoes-RcGeipts. estimated az 1901,
market strong 20 &C. higher. Lights. e.sJ
u1W; mixed, 1910 t.5,ta; heavy, t.uoW
1i0. rough. 1oo0s.l5, pigs o.Wuo.iV'
bulk Of sales, 1.0u1 3d.
Sheep-Recelpts. estimated, "a b.N"'
market weak Native. 3.ioUoo0; western
3.Oa6.3O; yearllngs, 6.2Ju7. So, lambs, ma
tive. 5.5oaS.3o; western, $500 So.
KANSAS CITY.
Kansas city. April 9.-Catte-Recoipts.
1000 market steady. Native steers, $50
aG.1o. native COWS ana heirers, zoo
3. 2u6.25. calves, 900 $50, western
steers. 4. s0Q6.5O. western COWS. B %.
HoRs-Receipts, S.00J. market Dc. low
err Bulk. 6.1O0f.OO ncavy. b.Dp0 .lOi
packers and butchers. 6.gOU 1.0J. lights,
6.60Q6.9 5; pigs. 5.lQ6.00
Ice. lower. Muttons, $3.50 Ni lambs.
6.50@7.e0, range wethers. 4.59dl So. fed
ewes, 3.500 6.10
OMAHA.
south Omaha. April 9-Cattle-Re-
celpts. 900; market srroug Western
steers. g.9pa5 IS; Texas steers. 3.OOu5.0
cows and hcifcrs. 2.55Gid. IS. Gamers. 2 %
tfj %; stoCkers and feeders 3.o1uo.6u.
calves. 5000 100. bulls and stags. 5000
90
Hogs-Receipts. 1000: market &c. hirh-
err Heavy, 6.g5 %. mixed, 6.9W7.0,
lights, 6.OaLo. pigs s.OO06.35. bulk,
sheop-Reoeipts, A000. market steady.
Yearlings, 6.75a7 so; lambs, 1.&Q8.0O.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-04-09
MORNING SALES.

Addle. 500 at 444. 1000 at a..
Black Jack, GOV az 5llz, buyer 30 5Oe
at "a.
Bullock. 1000 at 9.
Colorado. 100 at 2.g2A. 100 at 295; 800
at 3.O25a.
Columbus. 1000 at 900; 100 at s.O2l4.
buyer 80. 100 at 3.O2Ja.
Crown Point, 1000 az 2lk.
East Tlntlc Con. 900 az 6ia.
Grutli. 300 at GA 2,UO0 at 90.
Indlan queen, q. 40 at .. 80 at ga
Iron Blossom, 500 al 2S0. 100 at , 30.
buyer 60. LOO at 2.2lia 40 at go; f,1OU
at 2.25; 200 az 2.25, seller 50, 800 at 3 30,
buyer 60.
Lead King, 1000 al pa
Lower Mammoth, $50 at %.
Mason Valley, 100 at 8.85. seller co.
200 at 3.35
Mountain Lake 1900 at 371a
Mountain Lake Ext, 2,OQ0 al 5.
Nevada HIS, 100 al L3-ls.
Prince. 100 at L40.
silver King, 525 at 400.
Sioux Con, 100 at lO7h. seller so.
South Columbus Con, 100 az 40 800
al 4g1a 80 al 30.
Swansea, 900 at %: 800 at 21la.
Tinuc Central. 900 at ls1s
Victor Con. 100 at 10.
Wabash, 800 at Q. 500 al S1s.
Western Nevada, 1000 at a..
Yerugtou. 1000 at IA 1000 az S. buy
er 80.
OPEN BOARD.
Bullock. 1000 at Ga; 1000 az =.
Brooklyn, loo at ia, buyer co. 1000
al u.
Beck Tunnel, 500 at 3d.
Black Jack, 500 at %. buyer so; 500
at 34is.
Colorado, 100 at 2.97l5.
Crown Point, 1000 at 2lh.
East Tintic Development. 800 at n,
buyer 90.
Indian Queen, 1000 at 9lz.
Iron Blossom, 500 at 2.2lla
Mountain Lake, 500 al 49, buyer 20;
500 al g.
ohio Copper. 20 at ZOO.
South Columbus Con, 400 at 49ia 500
az so.
Utah Con, 1000 at Il.
RECAPITULATION
shares. Value.
Open board 46,2l5 S2e,522S7
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-04-09

All kinds OF Seeds. Bailey & Sons
Co.. So East 2nd So.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-04-09
nrrrER AND EaGs.

Chicago. April 9--Buttcr -- Steady.
Creamcries 2202S. diaries. lga25
EgRs-firm. at mark. cases included.
frsts 1872 prime nrsts 2lia.
Checse-StrouE. Daisies 10. twins, is.
young Americas L.. long horns. 17.
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WOOL.


st. Louis. April o.-Wool. nominal.
Territory and western mediums. 1S023.
fine mediums, 17u0, zne. llT11.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-04-09

J. II. WHITNEY. Stock Broker.
334 Atlas. Bell. 1870. Res. 3004-Z.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-04-09
TODAYs MONEY MARKET

New York, April 9.-Monev ON ELL.
nominal Primo mercantile p1u.r M.
4 DOT cent. '-.
sterling EXCHANGE, nominal with
tual business In bankers bins ot f.s,.
aAS6.S0 for 60 day bills. and 4f is,-
for demand '.'t
Commercial bills. AS5&6iS5-
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-04-09

Treasury Stock TO De sold f.. 3D..
development ~ nrouarty '.e
Bingham & orleans Min. Co. 81 co-.
BIZ. 8. n CitN 0'"'
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-04-09
BADGER Bros,
BROKERS
I6o SOUTH MAIN ST
MbMBERS SALT LAKE EXCHANGE.
PRIVATE WIRES.

- ' = = " NHN7-@
Direct connections with all mar
kcts Perfect facilities for eNecu.
ION Of orders in New hofA aug
hpaton stocks Chicago grains anu
'ih fpullsco stocks
Accounts carried on conservative
marEina
Loans made on stocks
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MINING, BUSINESS AND STOCKS
This Mornings Metals

Z SILVER. S0H
I COPPER (cnthodcsl d27-t6
LEAD. 40
NEW YORK QUOTATIONS.
LEAD. auict. fO1 a "a 40
COPPER dull. t25s ID ~ /
SILVER, sos
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-04-10

do asegurar 8 sU sehoria. que no 10 sabrs
y 81 10 Sabe no es con ell conocmiento prac-
tico de los abogados. q infinidad de infa-
mias de crimenes Sc cometieron al ampa-
ro de esa justicia de balde en- que muchas
veces ell juez, de buena f6, sin conocer, sin
saber 10 q. firmaba, le llevaban i'm expe-
diente una investigation cualquiera amaiia
da por hombres de su confianza y aun que
la leyera, aun que Ia examinara no podia
juzgar ell aleance de 10 que autorizaba y
despues han suriido millares de pleitos, Ple
aun que pudieran convenir los abogados
resultan perjudiciales al buep nombre de Ia
administration de justicia en- cuyo mayor
credito estamos y debemos estar interesa-
dos profundamente."
Sc vota ell aumento de sueldo para los
jueces y queda fijado ell sueldo en- S 1.500
anua les.
Sc hacen algunas rebaias en- los suellos
de escritorios y marschalls nivelandolos en-
proportion los jueces y votan contra los
Sres. CanaleS y Tizol
Sc vota cl proyecto en- segunda lectura
y es aprobado por % votos contra 5 ). Que.
da para la proxima session votarse en- ter
cera lectura.
A las $40 de la tarde Sc suspende Ia Sc.
sion para ell lunes las 10 de la mafiana.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-04-10
II de Abril.

gun puesto pubico sea desempehado de
halde,. Esto es peligroso y yo siento verda.
dero hnrror y me dan ganas de echar a c J.
rrer cuando viene uno q ofrecersenle SCI
escribiente de mi bufete y no es anunoio
(rtsdS) sin cobrarme NADIA por pequeiIa
qualification. Siento verdadero horror :;
este, sehores por que la esperiencia me ha
ensehado y ese mismo ejemplo deben tener
todos los abogados de la Camara. que tie
men mas praetica que yo y mas amos de eier
cicio en- Ia profession. Sabe Dios 10 que hay
siempre detras de esos servicios de balde
Muhoz- Rivera SSu sehoria cree quehay
algo detras del cargo de delegado que ser,
vimos sin sdeldo? f.'
Candles, Estos son puestos de honor y
que Sc sirven con ell entusasmo que ell SOL
dado que va q La guerra con una misera pa
ga y exponiendo su vida cumpliendo ell sa-
grado deber- de defender su patria".
: AcaHa. 81 cl glsto aumenta en- totalidad
tambien Sc obtendra mayor ingreso por las
multas dado ell mayor numero dc juzgados.
Ell. senior .Diaz Navarro pide Sc lame
d los delegados que estdn fuera del sol6n y
asi Sc hace por ell "sargento de armas"
Benitez-Casta1oS. La justicia dfl-honOrem
no puede ser buena. I'm juez que tenga que
atender otros asuntos para ganarse Ia vi
da, nj tiene tempo, nj puede ocuparse el
necesario pasra estudiar las cuestiones que
tiene que resolver y ha de eDtregarse nece-
sariamente,A un secretario otra persona
que lie resuelva los asuntos limitandose el
solamente & firmar y casi siempre en- bar
bechc, De ahf han salido tantos pleites que
llenan hoy las Cortes de justicias y han
causado Ia ruina de muchas familias.
"Y el Sr, Muhoz- Rivera no puede tener
en- este asunto la experiencia nuestra. por
cue en- Ia tpoca en- que en- P. Rico Sc desem-
pehaba una parte de Ia administration de
justicia ad-honOrem. en- que habia iueces
municipaleS sin sueldo, que eran e CO.
merciante ell industrial, su sehoria esgri-
mia su riril pluma en- defensa de las hber-
tades patrias y ponia1oda su atenci6n en-
lasrdiente lucha politica combatiendo el sis
tema dc gobierno QUE nos rejia sin
asuntos. Y yo pue-
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-04-10
A los que Sc embaIraR.

Gran Surtido de mantas para viaje, ca.
misetas, calzoncillos y. calcetines de lana
propios para aos que Sc embarquen.
Gran surtido de cuellos de hielo franceses,
encales. tela de novedad
La casa que vende mar camas y colcho-
mes en- Pto Rico, FL Cielo.
Hay dgricuLt0res que ncceSitan
"mayordomos' y hay "m1yordomos"
que neceSitan cOlOcaci6n. ESas dos
dspirdcioneS Sc encuentrdn con diff
cultad q yretdrdO. Ambas cotncidirdn
rdpidamente 81 los deSeOs de mayordo-
mos q GgricuLtOres Sc dnuncian en-
La COrreSpondencid". Hay en- eS-
G diariO especial q n,6dica tarYd al
efecto.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-04-10

NGdie sobe que su casa es-
Ia desaiquilodo. Made 10 sa-
be. Porque usted no 10 Onuncia.
81 desea oiqaiiar su casa que
0bord no le produce nada an in
ciela en- an Correspondent
cia" Par1 esta clase d. dRun-
cios hay en- este didvIo peeiOs
esPseiole, Hiuy Gwitados.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-04-10
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The Wenatchee daily world. [volume] (Wenatchee, Wash.) 1905-1971, 1909-07-27
Virginia Republicans.

Newport News, Va. July e.
Many delegates and visitors are ar
irving in Newport News to attend the
Republican state convention, which
will be called to order at IL O'Clock
tomorrow morning to nominate can
didates for governor and other state
officers to be voted for at the cleo
ton next November.
For the first time in the history OF
the Republican party in Virginia the
leaders believe they have some show
of electing their state ticket, as re-
suit of the split in the Democratic
ranks. Several prominent Republicans
are being doomed for the head of the
ticket and it is possible there may be
a lively contest in the convention
before the choice is decided. II is
understood that the platform will ad-
vocate statewide prohibition in op-
position to the Democratic platform
OF local option.
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for the Hankow-SZechuen railway
amount to $21 800 900. and at the in
stance of the state department Am
bassadors Reid. White and Hill mott
fed. respectively, the British. French
and German governments that an
American syndicate desired to par
ticipate in it. This syndicate is head
ed by j. =. Morgan. whose interest in
railway extension In the Chinese en-
pire has been manifested before this
Secretary Knox has taken the position
that participation In the loan was
promised by China under the Conger
agreement in 1901
Prominent in the negotiations re-
garding the matter is Willard Dicker-
man Straight. who was for some
months in charge Of the division of
far eastern affairs in the state de-
partment He has been watchful in
regard to protecting American inter
ests in this quarter of the world and
is especially qualified for his task by
his experience as conSul general of the
United States at Nukdsn. Manchuria.
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ropolis as a Scandinavian immigrant

rOpOlis as Scandinavian immigrant
and began his career as a newsboy.
Mrs. Mary Cooper of Mitchell
county, Kas., is probably the only
woman in the country holding the Of
fee of police Judge. She was ap-
pointed to fill vacancy caused by
the death of her husband and made
such good Official that she was re-
elected.
Edward E. Cushman. federal Judge
of the southeastern district OF Alas
ka. with headquarters at juneau, is
a candidate to succeed his late broth
er, Francis w. Cushman,, as repre-
sentative from the Second district OF
Washington.
Both the Democrats and Republi-
cans of New York city still appear to
be up in the air in regard to mayor
atty candidates. On the Democratic
side Judges Bowling, Gerard and
Geynor and John A. Bensel are
prominently mentioned. In connec-
ton with the Republican nomination
the names most frequently heard are
those of Representative William S
Bennett, John E. Hedges, Frederick
w. Whitridge and Otto T. Barnard.
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SPEND $50, 900 AT EpHRAra
Seat of Grant County Becomes
Bustlfn2 VILLAGE,

Ephrata, July 26.-Ephrata, the
seat of the new county Of Grant, has
made notable progress and growth
since it became evident in February
that county division would material
ize. The town has recently been in
corporated and has now changed
from a small country community and
wheat shipping point to a busting
village.
Since March 1 approximately $50
900 has been invested in new build
ings. repairs and additions, a total
of 20 structures.
The important new buildings are:
j. NJ. Pierce, store and dwelling,
$500 and $1,000: Crockett, bakery.
$500; Prosecutor George NJ. Ryker,
dwelling, 500; E. Schneider, Office
and shop, $500; J. Armour, feed
store, $1,000; J. Erickson, restaurant,
$500; W. D. Jones. undertaking,
$500; Ephrata Jail. $3.50; Mcdonald
& Mclean, lumber sheds, $1,000;
Lamb-Davis Lbr. Co.. yards, $500:
Miss NJ. j. Morris. hotel, $1,000; 0.
A. Kuck, residence, $500: l. l.. Hav-
iland, hotel addition, $4,000; Brock
man. store addition, $500; Grant
county court house. $4,000.
From present indications the town
will double in size next year. Many
dwellings and real estate agents are
busy answering queries for land
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privilege of the open door" In Man
churia Mr.. Straight is a young man
to have had so much responsibility
thrust upon him. He was born in
1880 at Oswego. \. Y. and was grad
uated from Cornell university In 1901.
For the two years following he was
in the Chinese imperial maritime serv-
ice in Pekin and at Marking For a
time he acted as correspondent OF the
Associated Press and Reuters agency
in Seoul. Tokyo and Manchuria. In
1905 he became vice consul general in
Korea. and private secretary TO the
American minister there and the fol-
lowing year was appointed private
secretary to the American minister to
Cuba He became consul general at
Mukden about three years ago
He has now gone to China as the
representative Of the American-C Chinese
banking syndicate.
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Gets Ballast Near Trinidad.

Trinidad, July 26.--The Great
Northern Railway company now has
steam shovel at work at the gravel
pit west of town. A number of train
loads of gravel will be taken out to
be hauled to the Cascade division
for ballast, and some of it will be
used in Wenatchee
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POLITICS AND POLL 4
TICTANS. 4


Kansas City, Kas., has adopted the
commission plan of government.
DR.. J. L. Snyder, president of
Michigan Agricultural college. is
mentioned as possible successor to
Secretary of Agriculture Wilson.
Prince Kalanianole. the Hawaiian
delegate to congress, is said to have
decided not to be a candidate for re-
election Former Governor George
r. Carter may become candidate
for the place.
When the Republicans of Massa-
chusetts meet in annual convention
this fall it is likely that Governor
Draper and all Of the other present
state officers will be honored with re-
nomination without opposition.
Attorney James P. Whitla of Sha-
ron, Pa, father of BILLY" Whitla,
of kidnapping fame, has announced
his candidacy for the Republican
nomination for congressman from the
Twenty-eighth Pennsylvania district.
w. A. Blount, prominent lawyer
of Pensacola, has announced that he
will be candidate for United States
senator from Florida to succeed Sem
ator Taliaferro, whose term will ex-
pire March 8, 1911.
Mayor David A Rose of Milwau-
kee, who has been making many
speeches in opposition to prohibition,
will be the principal speaker at big
outing to be held by the Democratic
club of Cincinnati next month.
General Harvey Hannah, member
of the Tennessee railroad commission
and former adjutant general of the
state, is candidate for the Demo-
cratic nomination for governor He
is an ardent advocate of the strict
enforcement of the prohibition law
Congressman Frederick Lundi1 of
the Seventh district of Illinois, who
is being pushed forward for the Re-
publican nomination for mayor of
Chicago. went to the western met
The Wenatchee daily world. [volume] (Wenatchee, Wash.) 1905-1971, 1909-07-27
Detective ON Trial.

Madison, Wis, July 27.-The case
of Detective Frank T. Wagner of
Milwaukee, charged with having Of
fered perjured testimony before the
legislative senatorial investigation
committee two months ago, was call
ed for trial today The trial prom
Uses to be notable one. Sixty-five
witnesses from various parts of the
state have been summoned to testify