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New-York tribune., 1910-07-31
OTHER CATTLE MARKETS.

Chicago. july Receipts. 500;
.teadys beeves 81 7oaSs 20; Texas steers,
81 Soas5 so: western, 81 10 SO go; stockers S rs
and feeders S4I So %; cows and helfers " 90
ass So: calves, Sc 5OgSs -. HoGs-,Re-
reiprs l. 600. weak. duh and &c lower thah
c9rIvs' light. ss S5Gss 10: mixed. 81 95@ss so;
heavy. 81 80 ass 50; rough: 81 % q 81 80: good
10 choice heavy 81 9Ods 40; pigs. IS 40n
s. a5. hulk OF sales ss or a IS 81: SHEEPM
Receipts 600. steady native, 81 L0@ - 81 .
western s. 500 81 so. yearIings, 81 90 Z. - - ,
lambs. native 81 50q$7 90: Western. - 'op
81 so. r-,-r,r pa..,,,s
24g. quiet; fair good shippers, 50 10 q - I,
common. s2@s4 HoGs-Receipts. !, ,o4s /.
nuiet. butchers and shippers IS 5oG s. 90
common. 81 25@ 81. sHEEP-Reeeipts. i;o3I :
STEADY, 81 T5dlSS Is; lambs steady. - a 50 %.
East BuffaIo. July 3o-CATfLE- Receipts; IS
925. SLOW VEALS-Recetpts. 25o, slow ana
soc lower So 70GS0 HOGS-Receipts, 3,ooo
SLOW and l5a 25c lower; heavy s. sogss 90
mixed IS 9oal 50: Workers. 50 so 50 go; piss
81 go q 81 65: roughs. 81 4od 81 90; stays ssss
So so dairies IS so 50 so SHEEP AND
iAMBs- Receipts. l,soo; sheep active ,,.ass ana
81 s0dsT. a few 81 80 yearIings, s. 15a 81.
Kansas city. July o.-CATTLk-Reeeipt
4Oo Including 100 Southerns: steady: Dressed
beef ana export steers, Sc ESQ 81 So fair 10
good 81 4OGs6; Western sac So so; stocke ~
ana feeders, 81 5o9s5 so. southern. IS oos
New-York tribune., 1910-07-31

COUNTRY PRODUCE MARKETS.

New York. July so 1910
BEANS AND PEAsLReeeipts, 1o32 bags
meas Scarcely any buying interest. and mar
ket has developed no new features. Feeling
rather firm choice pea and lima, and
Choice hushel. So IoQ So 12l4; fair 10 good.
az n 81 O5: medium. choice. s. ~ L n s. 40 4:
pea 81 45 fair Il good. s. 30 q 81 40: import
wbIta kidney. 81 159 50 -; red kidney. choice,
81 -; fair to good, 81 2oGSf 80; yellow eye,
81 30 asa 50; black turtle soup 81 50 q 81 a,
lima California. s. 100 81 10. PEAS-Scotch,
baes busheI. s. 80 n 81 81 y
RTTTER-Receipts 4.TT1 pkgs. The short
ening up of receipts has encouraged speculative
buying and the market IS quite strong on
high grades Trade was light but buyers
VINO wanted fancy creamery had 70 pay pretty
f,fu "a tes IN very exceptional cases a fraction
market IS confined mainly TO the higher quai-
Ities however. there are full supplies Of
os 5, aD29c: extras. 2s02s &c, hrsts 26Q2Ic,
seconds 241k a - i@c: thirds. 24c; state dairy
tubs finest. 27@27 &c; good 10 prime, "a 4 a
26l4c: common to fair. 22a24c: process. spe-
cfsie e5lsc: extras, 25c; frsts, 23i2 42ic. sec
ends 92m2 23c. Western imitation creamery.
frsts 81 a 25c; factory. frsts, % 1&c; seconds,
W aac No 2 21lz a e1&c. No g. 20021c.
CHEESE-Receipts. 2,l6o boxes. No
ports Market steady on coiored whole milk
cheese a good many put into storage and no
surplus Offering White quiet skins un-
changed. state, whole milk, specials, Il q a
I6c- average fancy. large or small. colored or
good u y n 13 nc. common, 4 N II &c. skins
speriais I2c: average fine. 1oA a lie fair to
good, ~ a9i=c; common. 5a 5hc' fun skins
EGSs&Receipts. 9.36s cases. Little business
doing and values for high grades steady
Medium and lower grades urgently offered a
good deal Of stock will have TO be carried
over and the outlook is not considered favor
able for average grades. Dlrtles and checks
Tor sale a. any reasonable offers State. Penn
syivania and nearby, henEery whites, 26 o
New-York tribune., 1910-07-31
Yester

FLOUR AND MEAI-Demand for -four
little more disposed to make concessions.
Spring patents, s. 90 @ s6 so; winter straights,
sprns @ IN q Clears 81 70: Extra 70 winter
s. S5@s4 extra 10 W winter s. 50 a. g$$ 30 %
Kansas staights IS So - - = a. q cboSs t6
fancy. 81 40d 81 % CORNMEAIl-Qutet; kiln
dried s. 30 s. 60 BAG MEALxFine q n wh5s =, 6
FEED-Nestern spring. 50 80 a so so; stand
ard middling, $2a - q SIS SO; -four DO. SIS 20 q
bulk, $24 50 sacks: middling. S24 30 n SO, red
dog, S3oa $50 81; houliny chop. S24 so bulk.
PROVISIONS decline of 1Oa15 points il
the hog market resulted in selling. and prices
sympathy with corn. Sales in the local lard
market were 100 tierces Of November at II soc,
a s2G 80. short clear, $24 a s25 T5. BEEF
Mess, So a SIG; family, s1aa $50: packet, SIG
HAMs-Quiet $22a S24. DRESSED HOGS
Bacons, 1910; $50 lb, 12Ac; $50 Ib; 1&c: 40
bellies smoking. 19c; 10 lb. 1Sc; 12 Ib. 1914 C;
l. IL, 1612c. Picked hams steady. 1901 18 Z
IM1ddIe west. IL 7oa ii soc: City. i1I4c. re
fined easy; South America, 1325c: Continent,
r. 49, Brazil @ ksFs 3 t22s GoP9aPd o7So In 3ngie5 q
lie: city lard. 1$2 c.
Lowest price for standard granulated. 513c
net less l per cent cash The London mar
ket for beet sugar was unchanged for near
months but q lower for far off positions
July and august quoted al IS 90 d; October
to December at lis Ga d. Raw here steady
but quiet and unchanged; centrifugal, o6 test.
4.36c: muscovado. 50 test, 3.s6c, and moasses
sugar. 50 test, 3.6lc-
changed
RICE-Denand fairly good. with a steady
to firm market. and unchanged prices.
MoLAssEs MOL ASSES AND sYKTPs-steady, but
business slow Prices unchanged.
NAVAL sTORES-Duu No changes noted
in anything.
oIs-High prices continue to restrict the
demand for inseed oil to Immediate needs,
but crushers and dealers generally are firm,
owing to the strong seed situation. and prices
were fully maintained Refined petroleum IN
COTTONSEED OIL-LOugs were Inclined 10
take profits and prices eased off a little closing
AT unchanged : points decline. but the tone
was steady. with small offerings Of crude. Sales.
: 700 barrels. Local contract prices.
New-York tribune., 1910-07-31
FOREIGN MARKETS.

Liverpool. July 30.-Houday in grain mar
ket. PEAS-Canadian, Is. FLOUR-Win inter
patents, 29s HOPS in London (Pacifc
12ss 90. PORK-Prime mess, Western. 1O7s
Sd. HAMS-Short cut. 73s Sd. BACON-Cunl-
berIand cut lis 3D. short rib, 73s; clear bel
lies. lis; long clear middles, light I3s: heavy,
74s: short clear backs, Sos. SHOULDERS
Square 63s SO. L4ARD-Prtme Western,
tferces, 59s Cd; American refined, pals 59s.
CHEESE-Canadian finest white, new. 54s:
coIored. 54s Sd white old eos; cOlored, 56s-
URPENTINE-Spirits, 49s Cd ROSIN-
Common 14s. Observation-Disclosures. I'd
LINSEED OIL. 40s Cd.
Londan July 3o.-SUGA GAR-Muscovado 12s
41ad: centrifugal. las cd LINSEED-CaIcutta.
Juy-August. Cos. LINSEED OIL 3ss 4led-
SPERM OIL 49, TROLEUM-American
refined, sd spirits. I'd TURPENTINE--
Spirits. +9s T1zd. ROSIN-Amertcan strained.
las Sd fine. lis Sd
Antwerp. July 30.-PETROLEUM. 10 francs
80 centmes.
New-York tribune., 1910-07-31
CHICAGO GRAIN AND PROVISIONS.

Chicago. July 3o-Crowded galleries on the
Board of Trade to-day were puzzled and as
appointed The spectators had gathered In the
hope OF seeing a wildly excited market. the nnisn
of supposed corner in the July wheat option.
To-day was the last day when delivery or the
grain could be made, and there had been much
gossip that the exchange officials might take
sensational action 10 foil audacious spectators
who were asserted to have manipulated condi-
tions so that prices could be otherwise rushed
IIp without mercy. Instead of a whfri OF bust
ness and in place of rapidly mounting quota
tions. onlookers witnessed humdrum Saturday
session. and actually net decline OF ia "a a c
In wheat for July. Other options were un-
changed to Sac up. Corn. except July, finished
1iaGf &c higher, and oats, AG114c- The close
in provisions was irregular-171 12c decline to 20c
advance Range of prices;
New-York tribune., 1910-07-31
TITLES TO FAME.

From The Louisville Courier-JournaI
St. Louis proudly proclaims herself the
leading buyer Of hickory handles. Boston
most COSMOPOLITAN American city. Charles
ton is ar4slocratic beyond the fear Of COM
petition San Francisco holds The record
Tor coming back" after getting cut of
condition Galveston was once the home
OF Jack johnson.
New-York tribune., 1910-07-31

s5; Southern cows 81 5o6s3 rs: native cows.
81 IS a 81 rs; native heifers. S3 SIS 30; bulls.
81 so a 50 70: calves. S4GpST so. HOGS-Rs.
cepts $500: 101 20c lower; bulk of sales $s
n SIS 40; heavy. ST e0nss: packers and butch
ers SsGp SIS 40; light. Ss 30Hss As. SHEEP
Receipts, 800; steady; lambs, So % 81 year
linss. s4n$5; wethers. s3 IoG 81 %: ewes
s3 - a 81. stockers and feeders. So so n 81.
Louisville. July 30.-SHEEP AND LAMBS
Receipts. $50: for the week. 1885. as against
80 ila last week. IS. S26 for .he same week last
year and %. 6o5 two years ago. Market steady;
bulk of top lambs. 6I1c; seconds, 81 D y c.
culls 31a q 4c fat sheep, 3Ac down; bucks.
2ac down. Fair demand for prime native
and Western stock; thin sheep and
trashy Gull lambs dull and draggy.
New-York tribune., 1910-07-31
ON THE PACIFIC SLOPE
Strike Hats Building Operations
in San Francisco.
rBy Telegraph to The Tribune, ]

san Francisco. July 3o--Bullding opera
1i,-S in san Francisco were suspended this
-=ek because the hodcarrierS struck for
,-le-a- wages. Shortly before the fire the
:'azca!-iers who supplied bricklayers re-
s.~..td 3 d day and those who supplied
F, las-erers got IS 80 a day Their pay has
advanced - cents d day. After the FIRE
saa- got s. and s.. and this week they de-
.-anard 8 80 and s. e2i2 because of extra
,lrne al the beginning Of the day The
contractors asserted they could not pay
these wages. as the margin OF profit on
building was less than formerly.
ln Los Angeles there is a big building
strike The Times has opposed the de-
rlands OF the strikers. and The unions struck
q The newspaper by inducing a large de-
Ta-tment store patronized by workers TO
Withdraw its advertisins. General Otis.
Proprietor OF The Times went 10 the
leading banks Of Los Angeles and induced
J.eTn TO serve notice on the proprietors Of
the store that II they persisted in keeping
their advertisements out Of The Times
;hey could look for financial aid from no
los Angeles bank. The advertisement was
inserted again promptly, and the labor
Dnions are now seeking some neH way to
influence their opponents
New-York tribune., 1910-07-31

The exoIeralon Of President G = Van
LEV of the Chico state Normal School q
charges Of huEsing one Of his girl pupils
ends scandal that gained statewide no
ta-iety because Governor Gillett openly
10ok the part OF the girl VINO accused the
lead Of the school The Governor, after
listening 10 The girls story, served notice
o. Van LEV that he must resign or submit
Il an investigation President Van Lew
chose an investigation. ana for five days
testimony was presented before the board
- trustees al Chico. The prosecution tried
= show that Van Lew drank To excess
and that his general reputation was bad,
E,at il this Il failed Il failed also 10 cor
1-aloraie the girls story. so that II be
came q question Of veracity between TIE
man who had been head Of the school for
eleven years without any scandal and the
2ourg gin = majority Of the trustees be
lf-ved the president and voted TO exonerate
Llrr President Van Lew declares that he
81 remain al the head OF the school
New-York tribune., 1910-07-31

President Calhoun Of the United Rail
roads made formal application to the Su-
Irene Court Of California this week for q
wit of habeas corpus as preliminary TO
She dismissal OF the seventeen indictments
against him The ground fo- his petition
was that ne had not received a speedy
Irial- Calhoun was tried on charges OF
bribery in connection with the overhead
GrOlley franchise. and the first jury dis
Egreed. 4 second trial was begun by AS
sIstant District Attorney Heney last Au-
gust. but was postponed until last Febru-
arE. District Attorney Ffckert attempted
70 have the case dismissed. but Judge
I-aRlor refused. and since then the judge
has continued the case each time that il
has come W. a. ex-SupervIsoT Gallagher,
who handled the bribe money for Boss"
Ruef. l. out of The country. and VIII not
return. i : Impossible to convict without
lt.s testirony- There seems small doubt
mat the Supreme Court viii put an end TO
tie cast
New-York tribune., 1910-07-31
WATER FILTERS.

DRINK PURE wATER-LINKE ACORN
and Advance self cleaning stone tube water
purifiers; Endorsed by leading physicians
booklet mailed 235 West 18th ST
New-York tribune., 1910-07-31
WATCHES AND JEWELRY.

WATCHES AND CLOCKS and jewelry OF
every description repaired by professional
axpert VaIer Holy. repairing shop Room $,
20 Nassau st. second fight
New-York tribune., 1910-07-31
INTERIOR RECEIPTS.
sEABOARD CLEARANCEs

COTTON-The market was lower early. but
IL the late trading ruled decidedly firner. with
the close firm q loss of only 2 as points
after net loss Of from 10 a l. points. There
were cables from Liverpool owing to q
holiday. and Liverpool viii remain closed until
Tuesday morning. Local contract prices.
New-York tribune., 1910-07-31
COINS. STAMPS AND MEDALS.


ALL KINDS coins. medals old gold and silver
bought: coin premium list l0c.; retail list free.
Elder 81 East 23d St. ~. Y
New-York tribune., 1910-07-31

New York. July 80. 1910
GRAES-WH EAT-Nervous due largely TO
IN" closing out of the July deal in the West
Prices early worked up :. q 1c busheI on
covering by shorts. and buying for a
rally Reports from the Southwest said that
country aCceptanCeS We're smaller. VII iCh gave
rise 10 predictions Of a marked falling off in
receipts IN the near future, but Hear the close
the market sold off little more favorable
reports regarding tnrashinG returns in South
Dakota and al the close values showed a net
advance of L q 3 c. Liverpool closed
and viii also be closed on Monday. owing TO
2 bank holiday. but Continental markets were
easier New No red 81 o. q a 81 oS, 10 ar
rive C j f. and 81 09i4 adoat: No /
Northern spring 81 30I4 aaoat; New
York ! o'clock prices: September, 81 OS J.. bid
and December 81 l01s bid. CORN-Prices
during the day advanced sharply and 1T the
close showed q net gain of p q sc. No >
western quoted I3c nominal, elevator domestic
basis TO arrive, c j 2 OATS-ModerateIy ac-
i've and frmer. and at the close values
showed net gain Of Is a 3 c. Cash oats
steady: natural white. 26 TO ~ In, quoted
10 = a 49c, clipped white. "a TO - 10. 4S n sc
2fE-QuIet. Z No > Western. soc, old, { O b
New York. BARLEY-Steady Mating. GS @
New-York tribune., 1910-07-31
PHILADELPHIA STOCKS.

FURNISHED by Charts D. Barney & Co, No -
Broad street, Sew York. and No 10 South
4th street, Philade pEia.j
New-York tribune., 1910-07-31

/ COFFEE-Active; sales, So 600 bags. and
/ prices steady closing at a net advance of 501l
points Foreign markets We're steady, with
/ Havre unchanged Hamburg unchanged to :
pfennig advance, Rio showing an advance Of lo0
/ Tei5 and Santos unchanged Spot prices firm.
/ the basis Of sac for Rio No :. Local contract
4
New-York tribune., 1910-07-31

bohemian club members are preparing
= -he annual open air high jInks in their
redwood grove near GuernieviIle, in So
--arua Valley a score Of members are a.
ready IT. camp, and are getting the place
:a.o shape for entertaining their fellow
-ncmbers and outside guests One Of the
features this year viii be low jinks,
which had been abandoned since the IRE
Another feature viii De a daily paper Is
sued from a printing Office that has been
installed or the ground The play given
5als year Is the work Of Charles X. Field.
editor OF The Sunset Magazine
New-York tribune., 1910-07-31
EXPORTS.
CASH QUOTATIONS..

1 Iron y No l ISIS 62ia Cotton middiing 10 25
Iron. SO No l.. Is 80 Coffee, No Rio S24
Steel rails. ..... 2S 90 Sugar. granulated 515
Stand cop. spot l. 17i2 Molasses o X, p 40
Tin -..-...--.-. 81 STli Beef. family. $40 so
Exchange lead. Az Eeef hams. - 90
Spelter ....-... 321e Tallow. prime.
wheat No 09I. Pork mess ..... - -
fCorn, No e 73 Hogs DR. 100 n is
Flour Mpls pat 20 Lard mid West. II 20
New-York tribune., 1910-07-31

AND SUBSCRIPTIONS
for Tho Tribune received at their Uptown
Once No. 1854 Broadway, between Both and
37th SITS, until Q clock p. Advertiseme $
received at the following branch offices at reg
uIar once rates until o'clock p. m. viz 26i
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1oS5 Sd ave; 1926 Sd ave. near 6lst st tT0s
ist ave. near Sath ST; 157 East 125th st; T56
mont ave; $50 Sd ave. and any American
District Telegraph once.
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Boys and Young Men-Country
SCHOOL AGENCIES.

American and Foreign Teachers Agency.
Supplies Professors. Teachers. Tutors. Gov
arnrsses etc TO Colleges, Schools and Families
AnpIv TO Mrs NJ. J. YOCNG-FULTON,
1A-0E-- % Union Square
New-York tribune., 1910-07-31
LAWYERS.
LAWYERS ADVICE FREE.

SCHNEIDER & GOODMAN. 1ss Broadway.
CONSULTATION.-Advi free; estates. acct
dents, family difficulties; fee unless sue
cessful; consult and money. expert
enced and reliable Wilson 500 Broadway
New-York tribune., 1910-07-31
BOSTON STOCKS.

furnished b r l. Day & Co. Nc 81 Wall
street,
New-York tribune., 1910-07-31
DETECTIVE AGENCIES.
'RREzZIhSkI," DETECTIVE.
ANTIQUES.

AN lGOES.
MICROSCOPES guns mathematical surgical
and surveying Instruments: Unredeened pledges
specfalty NICKLIN'S OLD CURIOSITY
SHOP. 1c3 Park Row.
p TAROZA the old and original china
pairer: marble and alabaster cleaned and re-
paired. 81 East ed 81. Telephone &I4O Plaza.
DT SAIVO BROS.-Antique furniture, ortc-a-
brac Sheffield and solid silver ass 4th ave.
e7th st Tel 2246-Madison Square
JAMES FAY genuine antiques. paintings. CO.
lonial furniture, silver tapestries and numerous
other art objects +3-45 West 42d St. New York
n TABOZA the old original china repairer.
Marble alahaster cleaned and repaired. 81
Fast 62d st. Tel. 5Tio-PlaZa.
New-York tribune., 1910-07-31
HOTEL CLIFTON

GOOD GROUND, LONG ISLAND
This most beautiful and attractlvely located
hotel. at the ocean and waters OF Shtnnecock
Bav will reopen for the season on May 3Orh-
We guarantee no mosquitoes. The very best
cuisine, and facilities for enjoying surf ana
stilI water bathing. Fishing. boating, tennis,
golf and the best roads in the state Every
attraction OF a country and seash ore resort
Send for booklet. Rates. $40 90 TO $4,000
New-York tribune., 1910-07-31
WdTER GAP HOUSE
THE MOUNTAIN PARADISE.
DELAWARE WATER GAP. PA

Remains open until December uZQ ueS-io1-
ably tre finest equipped. bsS- appointed largest
ard most luxurious hotel II this regions haif-
uilIiOn-doIlar hotel for those who seek the best
IN appointment. service. comfort and lOcEIion
It's grounds and preserves occupy entire sunset
Mountain the highest altitude and coolest 10
cation devoid OF fOgs. damPusss and humid
ity1s unobstrucsed views OF magnificent noun
tain lake and river scenery from every room
No noise dust II railroads or public high-
ways. but within easy access % both. Hctel =
new and equipped with over one hundred r.4eG
private baths. running mountain spring water
IN all rooms. elevator electric lights. steam
heat. open log treS. most approved water sup
ply and sanitary plumbing sun parloTs on al
floors own farms and dairy OF registered
cows Entire white service. French chefs
Orchestra. with frequent social diversions
Billiards. bowling. etc Private riding acac-
euy. safe horses and instructors. New garage
and hiEh-class livery Golf. tennis. trout and
river fishing. boa ting. rrap-Sh0OtlES. etc Sps-
ciaI inducements in rates and 90 parties. Write
for booklet Of camera views and auto maps
Coaches meet trains Fourth season same
ownership rnanag cement
JOHN PURDy- COPE
New-York tribune., 1910-07-31
FORT LOWRY HOTEL

BATH BEACH, l.. |.
800 feet ocean front. table hrst class special
rates for July. 40 minutes from City Hall
Booklet NJ L RICHARDSON, Prop
New-York tribune., 1910-07-31

! state movement nas Deen started by
Fairfax Wheelan among the Native Sons
and Native Daughters 10 furnish homes
f-r foun6lings. These deserted children
VIII be provided with good homes, pTeIera-
6ly II the country. and the boys VIII be
taught trades.
New-York tribune., 1910-07-31

DANCING ACADEMIES.
Miss Mant Al e SD Dancing classes Stage
and all Fancy Dances. Pantomines arranged
New-York tribune., 1910-07-31
NEW YORK PRICES.

wheat: Open. High Low Close day
September 81 oSis 81 as }. I as Il 0Sas 8 0SI.
December. ! 1OI. ! 1nI.
Corn:
September. 7cI. -oX
New-York tribune., 1910-07-31

-le viii OF E 4 Dyer, known as the
father Of The beet sugar industry n this
country. snoN-s that ne left only S4J9,eee
sIchoUzb he was thought TO be million
s,-e NIr. DYER established the nrst sugar
fe4, factory n America at Alvarsdo
zc-oss the bay from San Francisco, and
continued 70 grow sugar beets and make
sugar there until q few years ago.
New-York tribune., 1910-07-31

VICTOR VISIBLE, 10 Nassau St: catalogue
free all makes taken part payment; bargains
In Underwoods. Remingtons. divers. Smiths.
New-York tribune., 1910-07-31

The first Pullman train Of colonisps viii
arrive in the Sacramento Valley direct
from Chicago on Monday This special
train Is furnished by the Kuhn project, q
srear company that has developed i-rl-
gated lands near Willows. in the heart OF
the Sacramento Valley. and plans TO sell
srlau tracts 10 settlers on the instalnent
plan The land Il extremely fertile, ana
with an ample supply Of water all kinds
OF fruit as well as other crops, may De
crown This Is the first large company 10
make inducements 10 persons Of means 10
settle On California lands and establish
homes where there are no extremes Of heat
or cold Similar special trains are 70 be
run every week, and Il Is estimated that
several thousand persons from the Middle
7ves- xfu have settled on these lands be-
fore TIE end Of the season. Experts est-
,na.e that one hundred thousand settlers
viii have come into California at the close
a. this year, but these figures VIII be
doubled and trebIed when the Panama
Canal gives low passenger rates from Eu-
rope
New-York tribune., 1910-07-31

June broke all records for marriages IN
California. the number increasing from
cs4e IN 1906 the earthquake year, 70 z.0l1
1his wear Los Angeles County led the
state with 6l1 marriages, ana san Fran
cisco came next with a.
New-York tribune., 1910-07-31
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

: 0 b. tEIevator. domestic basis
New-York tribune., 1910-07-31
GRANT HOUSE

Catskill, N. T. +. g. Cornell. Mgr.
Accom- 500. Illustrated Booklet. Rates mod
crate High elevation: excellent table and
service: pure water pure milk. all vegetables
grown In hotel garden. orchestra. all outdoor
sports and auuss uients. malaria hay fever
mosquitoes invalids perfect hre protection
. hours and 80 minutes from y. Y. City
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-06-03
NOTICE OF ASSESSMENT.

Scottish Chief mining company. Prin-
elpsl place of business. Salt Lake City,
meeting ef the directors, held on the
2Tth day of May, 1910. an assessment
(No. 14 OF ono cent per share was levied
on tho capital stock of the corporal tion.
payable Immediately to II. Park, treas
urer Of the corporation, ut room 410, At
las block, Salt Lake City, Utah, ANY
stock upon which this assessment may
remain unpaid on the 30th day OF June,
1910, will be delinquent and advertised
for sale at public auction. and unless
payment Is made before, viii be sold on
the 3oth day of July. 1910. to pay the de-
Hnquent assessment, together with the
cost OF advertising and expense OF sale.
Fl. PARK, Secretary.
Room 40. Atlas block, Salt Lake City.
Utah
Date OF first publication In Salt Lake
Tribune. May 81. 1910. k4355
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-06-03
NOTICE OF SPECIAL sToCKHoLD
ERS' MEETING.

Notice Is hereby given that "A specia,
stockholders meeting OF the Capital Elec-
trio company. a corporation OF Salt Lake
city. Utah, will be held on the 18th day
of June, 1910. al o'clock p. m on said
day at It's office. 1915 South Main street.
said city: for the purpose OF amending ar,
ticle X OF it's articles OF Incorporation to
read as follows:
That the officers of this corporation
shall be:
1. A board OF eleven directors.
2. A president
). A vice president -
4. a treasurer -,
D. a secretary.
And amending article XXIII OF its az.
tlcles OF incorporation 10 read as fol.
lows.
Five directors shall constitute "A quorum,
Tor the transaction OF any business OF
ihis corporation at regularly called meet
And for the purpose OF transactinc such
other business as may lawfully come be
Aorc said meeting, Il. w. NICOL.
President.