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WV. AsrOR WAIVED roo MEcR.
Court Vacatss Part II Ms writ 10 Recover
Q namaae Award.

Supreme Court Justice Whitnsy vacateA
Yesterday . large part Of a writ o. esg.
tiorari obtained by william Wa6orf
Astor 10 compel the commissioner IN q
change Of grade damage case involv-
ing e piece Of property he owns between
River and Cromwell avenues and 1854
and isist streets, Tho Bronx. 70 certify
all their proceedings 20 the Court and eH-
plain why they threw out his claim for
SO 500.
In vacsting sections Of the writ the
Court said u appeared that Mr. Astof
desired the Court 20 compel the CON
missioners IN returning the evidence ~
append thereto an analysis thereof. IN
accordance with his theory Of the case.
and also elaborate their theory 81 % what
doe and does not amount % an OFFSET 81
benefits against damages. q lavcrits
tonic Of scholastic discussion m this class
Of Gases This would have permitte3
counsel Nor Mr.. AEtor 20 scatechi1e-
the damage commissioners. which the
Court held he had no right 20 do.
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The Wall stTost edition Of TRE EvENEN0
SUN contains IN TIE financial news and
the stock and bond quotations 10 the oloas
Of the maFkst. The c9ulng quotations.
including Tho IBID and saksd' prices. with
additional newa matter, are contnined alaO
h the uight s,iiton q ImE BVHlmEu gUR
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WIeksruham AFTER tire IIsh,sraSs trust.

WASHINGTON. June iS.--The latest trust
10 fall under the ban Of shs Department
of Justice u a lighteraRs trust, which
has ita headqlarters IN Chicago and
Il known as the Great Lakes Towing
Company. The Department has begun
an Investigation into the conceTn 20 de-
termins WHISTLER Il h violating the Sher-
man Anti-truat law. There have been
many complaints against the towing
company. II h Understood that lighter
are prices have been raised and that
tho Department Isnspeots an unlawful
combination. Ths Investigation may b
conducted through the aid Of TIE Chicago
custom hOune.
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CONAERVATION ELL.
TIE senate WIN Tahe u % Ter CSasldsra.
tisB To-day.

WAaHMOTON. June ia.-Ths Senate
will take up for consideration tomorrow
ths conservation bin. which was dis
placed last week % permit Of consideration
Of the sundFy civil hin Jgst bsfors adj
iournmsnt senator Dixon. Who ~ IN charge
Of the measure. offered IN the form ~ hn
amendment the bill introducsd BY senator
Ngwlanda. pToviding for The appointments
81 = natirral conservation commission ~
CONSIST Of fifteen mHmbefa. Tomorrow
senator Carter WI oaer 81 en- amendment
n TN hiA tho Nangure that has already
1qraed The Senate aufhoTixing 2he issuance
81 BOON 900 In bonds b. oouIBlete existing
IrClnmniiun proiecla.
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David ". ArmsiFuas Fisaas BanEruUtsy.

FRANEFoRT. Ky. June iS-David W.
Armstrong. an attorney at law. who
gives his residence a. Lexington. Ny.
but who has been practielRg in New YORK.
for many years. fled voluntary pstition
in bankruptcy here to-day. The schedule
shows that Re owes b1lo.Ieo@ and that
his aaaeta are Only o 500. The largest
amount hs Owea 10 ono peFson, bi3I 80, y
represented By q Judgment In favor q
0ilbart n. HaWes. The petitioner seated
that the Judgment b most unjust The
The next hrguat debt h q iudEment %
court Ia Richmond. Va. In favor q Arn.
Florenos Mayhriok for $4,000.
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uAausar.s. Juns "a -rhss army orders
Uers issued te-dsyi
lieut. Col Chnflsl y. Phlinpa Coasi AFlllssry.
10 30 vaealeT w llapertnr- ..elelel qegaIi-
4arf lnwnogtof G4nernl. relieved.
Major Gordon q. Heanff. Coaat Arliarg. o.
lallsd q a. aetns Inspector oensraL 70 tahe
fisni tSi. AIllnrd y Harmon. coaai Arui
lery. acting =. .,.,..'..-, ~,
Maior Geurra nsn. ~, inspectgr oenerai.
frn1n ASSISTANT " InaueceQr uelafai utrNrtlleus
Of ~ CulInihla. ~ emn Fr4nrcu.
Msisg George ltlaiiely. coagi ANXIETY. aetllg
frsu1rtnr IOannrHl iruIu duty IN on1cq % ne
~ 1901 General ~ Ann Fr4nclaro.
NainF rFnut @. Mauldln. toaal AfuaefT. efi-
ing inspnrinF 0enerEL from Depaftnent % ne
Glif y FNIN1lnnea ltfitAnl.
Major MManm anflt1F, lIGp1etQf. General
frrrT pHlnnriHa1 fiVlElln ~ Omn1a.
col Iukn q ilEFt FuITitflll llflnu'. anl
I.rir Gen WiiHam q. Mafshan Chiei Of Engi
lefFs. uiaCcd IN retired NE
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Cnm.n Nnmlnaalsa CaaaEmea.

WAsHIEdToN. June tS.--In the sEecutivS
semion Of the senate to-day the nomi-
nation Of w. O. Crum Of South Carolina
~ Minister b liberia waa coAfFTned and
tho consular convention with Sws1en was
rafffad
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EL PAaO. June - -Archbishop VilAite
of the Grosk Church In America closed
. DIAL to-day EsF 1000 aores o. land
near Candalaria, south q n Paao. IN
MeKico. Il u - - nd i9f co,oniHlng
purponss Tor mambeYg q 10 church.
ne land wa bought ffum ne MeHiean
Irrigated Land CoMpaRy % hanaas
CITY.
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WASHINGTON. June i3.-The United
States Commission of Pine Arts, created
by act Of Congress az this session. was
named by President Taft to-day. The
members II the commission are Daniel
~ Burnham Of Chicago. chairman;
Frederick Law Olmsted. Jr.. Il Boston.
Thomas Ia stinEA Daniel {. French.
Frank D. Ahllet and Cans Gilbert Of New
York, and Charles Moore o. Detroit
Col. Spencer Cosby Of the army. superin-
tendent Of public buildings and grounds,
10 20 be secretary q the commission.
There 10 an appropriation Of $4,000 In
the sJmdry civil bill for the expenses OF
this commission. The members do not
receive salaries but are paid expenses
when called 20 Washington.
This commission will have critical
SUPERVISION over statues. monuments
and streets IN the District Of Columbia.
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Mis- GsyuOr to ChrStsu hs correctou

Miss Edith Gaynor. daughter Of the
Mayor. will ohristsn to-day at New Lon
don the new boat which has been built
for the Department Of Correction. The
boat will b. named Correction and VII
be used for service between Ward .Riksf's
and Blackwell's islands.
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The Joys Of Living

are dependent on good health.
Without il We are a melancholy
lot. No life or ambition, We plod
along day after day in the hope
less nut Of dependency. This Is
unnecessary. as We may all enjoy
the greatest boon to which mankind
is heir-perfect health.
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.. S. GUNNER SPIRITED AWAY
MADRIx SENDS PITTMAN TO
MANAGUA TO BE TRIED.

FeaFs q ~ UsAgs and Unfair Prsesediass
-5lnsaFusnt Leader Estrada Proposes
tire PaFtitlun q NlcaFaGna-lIe
Lases a Pora-New Raid On the nun.
New-York tribune., 1910-07-12
FOREIGN FINANCIAL

-c.5-.- JE1lv -1-CcMscls closed 1-1s lower
g = 1C- -oney and Z 1-1S Tor account
.-zcc.dz vas unchanged er 57ss Cana dian
DeclEl vas Is higher q 10 and Grand
Tr-IEk v-s- ! higher - ~
Money vas ~ uocderare sIrpiv and zcod
demand Daeccun- rates we're zssE deSpire
man q rc-da-s zclS arrivals
Traders cu rhe stock Exchange gave most
~ their zr-srrion - I1e Enini-g carry-over,
suC -ke markets we're quiet The recover
~ the American section YES z feature snd
f-=Ipz5 copper shares Mexican rails uere
-resg ouT Eaf1~s we're 6rnsr
American securities opened firm and
S-oz = u = higher. Prices continued 70
advance during the early session and .veVT
YORK accepted the higher level snd bid N
c,zcrs-iCns further Prices ther eased tenn
rrrsrtlv s-rs re dosing was sresdy
CeE money II Lon1on. I1zGI5s Per cent.
cre- market discount rate for short bills
tzGz-z per cent long bills. zG2+s Per cent.
Berlin discount rate. 5-s per cent Paris dis
ccEnr rate, IL per cent. Paris exchange on
Tondon . francs 2aAk cenrinsE. Berlin ex-
Grange On London, = marks = pfenntgs
Esr gold. rs I'd American eagles. 7Ss 5d-
Seyts Tulv u-Three Per cent rentes
~toseS . cerrtnaes higher. af q francs s2-z
~enrtnnes Prices improved on the BoUrse
- less fszy cT z railroad strike here and
t,erter New York adrtces-
zs-ls- rulv u-Prices ue-e generally
Etgaer On the BceTse
New-York tribune., 1910-07-12
TOPICS OF THE sTREET

FoPEIcN TRADING.-F orsign
des7+ IN inward Of q Geo shares " re
being about evenly divided
-TFEr pRODT-CTIOE The Cn-ts1
States steel CORPORATION ccn+tnusS &c Co-
erats on q basis Of between q per cent ana ara
capacity This means 2 produc--cA = =
rave Of close 70 1e. .G95,e0o IONS year, com
pared with : capacity CT 4.ogt,oot - - -.1
time OF organization The tendency o. see!
T-ri1es oOnTfn11es downward, but no -2d1csl
concessions ars reported y IS ncL Ike
there nil be anv material increase - rnS
output in July and august, but an increase
= H1r,e0+ad about Seprsrn Der. ~ This time
o4 +he year The steel Corporation IS ven
as other sEeeI companies, reduce proalc-to.-
IN order 70 give their WoTkrnen a nucn
needed rest
HEAVY COPPER SALES - Increasing
sales Of copper are reported and the Lrlrsc
Metals Selling Company has dtspossd o.
some large blocks on q basis or - cents
2 pound The Metals Selling COMPANY mas
sold more copper within the last week man
in any corresponding period IN u1on[ns paS--
a large amount Of The copper sold has oesn
for domestic consumption. IS ms E4S
eanhein, interests have sold thelr poSS-o-5
production 70 the middle Of Septernoer. eI11
other producers are sold fairly ven a3Sao-
the copper situation IS nor regarded As
threatening ~ the present time
GOLD INPoRTS-Of rhe South African
gold offered in the open Lcaa255 335 IT.
[-as+er6cv New York secured 54ie.Ac As
Sterling exchange declined % points yes
+erdav- with conditions IN rhs market sls-
casting further weakness, It IS Ake-y maj maj
further actual engagements OF me rn5-1-
for shipment 70 this centre soon VIII cS HI
nounced-
TTTNE CURRENCY NOVE9fEHSI :. .-S1ove55
rrenrs Of currency between CeT YORK @ er.l
the interior for June esra o1sned LSF
high record in shipments Lor -LnaI I-io-----
TSev amounted to S33 0S9. .0oo. which CON
mares with the preceding hish reSo@ro PC Ic- e
+he corresronding month OF sz'-t-o.-"o II
June 1908
.DNrT-TrD TO THE LLsT-Ths stock
FT0hsnge has admitted 70 tbs lst sl-o7a 7.'l
sdlitfolsI guaranteed special STOCK o. rs
T3itrsb,1rg. Fort Vavns < Chicago -sza-15eg -.
-C-1rar9 and Z COO 30 additional re1Indlr,g
-1orrgage per cent bonds Of The Fscpls
Cas Tlighv and Coke Company
New-York tribune., 1910-07-12
CONSOLIDATED EXCHANGE.

The sharp decline in Arnalgarnareo CoCI
-,.r had an r1rserrling effect on the general
noarlet On the Consolidated stock EZ-
change but the undertcne, nevsrIh5elsssss'
-iors1 -raders on the floor were disposed
10 offer stocks but their offerings were
readily absorbed Commission houses re-
ported the handling Of fair Volun9 O.
hIT--Inz- ordars for odd lots The Iivelies+
trading was in rhs first fifteen minutes ana
II ths late afternoon, with consldereD!S
duIness a. times N rhs middle OF chs "a
T-aneao+iors ro-elled q Oe6 shares With
fortv-eighr stocks represented on the hsL
steel common was most active. with E<ead.
ing next in volume, and AmalgarnaIeo
Copper third The last named failed 70 sen
2 hove $685. against z stock Exchange hlge
price OF 5o1a Its decline Tas accom- paE21e1
by rurnors that t-s dividend ,s likely 10 IS
cut Detailed operations follow.
New-York tribune., 1910-07-12
SAVINGS BANKS.
Mrt-Ev AND EgcEAEGE

MONEY EAEL-ET.- Eccsy - -s1
--g-e5 = = re~ -sH-. Eg16s- Per c=--.
YES - 1e- cent closing x per cent
-g.lt-z -a-z - pe- cen TINS -ocsy 6
-rzl-ys-5 e-~ea-z- -z-ZlEssS- E-SCssr S-I-y ooyS.
- ue- csz-- -31e-y days 4GG-E Per cent,
<-..= --cz-hs - pe- csrt. -ve Cor-Is
Ey1E Ds- ce--, z-6 sir --oc-nS oG2E p5-
-s-- zEs-c2--5Ie r2Cs- vas cC- E2-es
-. ~ -=-- <o- S+L-y 70 c-6Cy days II
--~seS Bills receivable zCI choice -oC- =
rsx -c--1s' single .enes- : pe- cs-t -c-
c-ss-s-
-ogEcE EyCEANeE--hs @o-a!g- ec-
-.e-ge -e-1e- opened weak. T-ttH cSc--s
= go . = = Po---s @-o-- Saturday =
: 25gJTJA E5E 20 cables zS5S1 5.c 1-c asked
81 5s--e-5 s-e-l--g e-5 z5e5t 1+Sc@. g
-.y--v-5ey bills S-o-- @-2-1S T'6-6 2co-sc
= 5EE less --Sz z-1 E-o-- -e-C1S--2-ES -
. - - Ce-1-6 --5-l-.g again c5c-ce1
= : 80 lzs- U66Es low record. represent
s-p 81 - z5oU ron S2----2y-
-zoles Ts~s o-c-55 - 55zz = c55o. c5--.2-:-
--e--t-g = 351k lz---S5 S--o s-1--E--2y BIS
: : 90. sss. Shc-- --zncs held a-c-.5
E-gX .ess So end sdo-- -e}chsEz-Es =
S--L-zrss -7os-es ra-es ws-s-
New-York tribune., 1910-07-12
EzzEs-s posted ra-es we-s-

DOMESTIC ECEzHeE Sc--o-- 10
<---cv--- Cht-zgc PC 2-1--.----- So- E-.--
issco. stgz- 21zc p-s--.---. telegraph = C-6-
--s.--- A-sT C-iee-s, -C--c-6-C.2l 70 1.S-
----- Zz-k 3 U-c---..,-.---. C1e-o~leS---s Ky
.-g uz- selling ---cc premium :. Lo.-.S. .
u-e-.,- 5.1. -5c premium asked: At.-
-a.eucIss 59c u-e-,..z--- Savannah 5-y-rg
>-ro discount, sailing pa
2EE-E E-N-ES - N~ev yo-k eZ-
-1zrgss s1-e g55 2os balances s7557 -. Sal-
-t--cre exchanges S52c6 63S balances S5z7.-
-19- Dtsl75el2.iz exchanges SO Ze5 555, bal
z-ces s 5z3 70. Chicago. exchanges 81 .Es.-
-, balances 3 3ZZ Z4l
S-vED ZAEZET.-Cc--src 5a- s!l-
veZs 557sc. Mexican silver collars 4-.c- Fay
filvs- = -oD5c- closed a. z5sd unchanged
1CID PREMIUM In Madrid rs. Lis
bcr. 70
EICz-- EXCEz z--EE.-AIexioa sZ-
c---nge ~ Kew EcyE IS quoted q 2e11
New-York tribune., 1910-07-12
INACTIVE STOCKS.

Tbs following were the last actual sale:
and the closing quotations for stocks N
u htch thare were nc transactions yester'
dav on the New York Stock Exchange:
New-York tribune., 1910-07-12

Arp-oI.
E1-s Maturity. Et5. Ask yield
~, CtEc- :. Nch Is. 1911 9Sss co. 500
= Mch Is 1912 - - 93 SO
8o-t Z O1to ? c. Ach 10 1911 993 99A 40
40 = {. ~u--e. -slS; So SS5. $50
Beth Stes! Corp G 2 {. Nov. 1914 9535 s6i5 $50
CHIC Z Az :. Nch =. 1919 9S-s 99%1 z95
CT Ham Z = : > c. July 1913 9eS: s-E *
Z : c = s. : 3 :. Iu.e. 19I-10ot 1co7s SIC
eqrtz - Iu-y. 1922 1908 1c115 a2E
5r:e = Ap-- = 1A-1--- 9S 1oo 500
S5S- -t1b - = {. -2!y. lSlS- 9-% S9% 70
12dScn COS {. Cc- -. 1911 9! e9 see
Icter5o- ? ? e ? : Nav 1911 1c,Is l0IA SEQ
Sy : 7 : Sert. 1912 o7ts 9S1s 5sG
q > ? 3 A-ey % IStS .---- g 95-a $50
<14c1 <14c1 9-eS. > ? G ac1, .s1t 95-a s81e $50
S-'IG - = c ter 19.1- 9T% % s&
Cen. Eces. sqpts. ! :
-Ec' Ls-t- = : Sc12z- SO 2
w 5 7 c 1e11--I2 1905 IoilS
- po FEB 1912 9e% es 6ss
% o e ~. -StS. .--.----- s6 eSz g. 70
- G tso 19lc eI e5z $50
West Tel < : 2 c Feb 1919 aszE oo,s -
W'h Elec & NJ 6. aug 1910 100 i00L< -
New-York tribune., 1910-07-12
OUTSIDE SECURITIES

----sae-abla s--aass developed a. I1s
o.;t-e- IN -hs market to- cutSi1S SecLI--aaI -
or I.t-le bat-er buying --1ove-IT.G-..Ii - -
though reactions followed E!g1 -oVS-S -
realtztrg By traders The general toaS -
steady. The copper issues were &c =
ctpal feature IS far as actVtIy 80 G, -
ce-ned Chine Miami Greene-CaTlilL-i S---~ 80.
Ray Consolidated were [racttcna--y oS1.1-
Thers was 2 eai-!y good inquiry .ol +iG.s ~
lower priced issues a. sLgh- 49,, a,1d
II price Nevada Hills was the s-r1Is
active feature. moving Up anouI -o,SSo~
The industrial list was 1ule- W.
easier tendency II Ictercorttre-t taI -
Der Chicago Subway was 1eaVy; SS-T---- - Z-vse
steady bur 1uiet There WIS ltt!G o. -
inquiry FOR bonds, which renamed lDO4
unchanged DetaiIed operations 1olIO"-
New-York tribune., 1910-07-12
DIVIDEND NOTICES.
OFFICE OF
vTpcT<TA CAROLINA CHEMICAL co

VIRGINIA CAROLINA CHEMICAL co
-i-hrncn5- Virginia, July :. -elc
-7-s zoz-c q Directors have ms 6z- declared
dividend q FI-E g. EES CENT On -ns
-o---nc- s1o-k q -hts Co-,psny- payable = -9Lr
t-e-sl--ze-rs o C-e ans o-@-lca-Le- 60 -
C4-- each q August 15 1910. Novsnoer 10
-6Ir- reh-7-srv L5 1911; zn5 Nay ID 1911 .
s-c-l-toid=-s = record -sspec-t-el-s cr AIg-sr ,
lo-r- ---veraoe- 3 1e1o- Eeb-1s-y : 1ell- ana
NFe- : zgzz Ec- -hs purpose q sad 1-vtcsHc
~ Common S-ocE transfer books T[l = cleszc
~--- > = z-Eus- - 70 = u Augusf- -
--7C = November :. 1910. . 10 =
n November IS 1910, ron L II Eeh-uzr- I
= n . ~ reh--a-- e 1911 erd from ?. n
-ss- = 70 = = Ma 16 1911
Y TRA-EE1S- TrsssC-e--
TFT T7T-Tl7-FP ze0 PIO GRASDE
EaTT FnAD COMPANY
fCcrscIIdsted}.
rex E-c-Sz-e- Es- Zc-z IC-e p. 1910
-, Beard q Directors has his Gay csc-5-so
zs--i-z--el 5L~.6s-d q TWO AND CEG-
-.r- PIT CEeC- f22z[) O -he Ece1e--ec
---t q -czs CczpzrT. paye1le J1ly -5L5. 1s-e
: e--~l-1ct5e-s q -ec--6 JE-s p. 1910
ne z-z-zts- 5ooLs . -he Preferred Sccc= VII
80 = ----e z--h. 1910 and I'll. reopen or ms
--r--i-z y July 6-E. 1910
STEPHEN II TLE. sec-eJs---
New-York tribune., 1910-07-12
EnsrOM rmnR sroCks

rF-,-r,tAes ~ : Thomas Seirhe-6t 70 p
Broad street Kew york ana Nc - 3@7on-
-L-i-e streer Ersrrr
New-York tribune., 1910-07-12

S2a coo West .Pac 5s q ~ ~ a
~Seus cents pe- shars odd lets
New-York tribune., 1910-07-12

Total 494 shares, compared with ~ -
shares for the corresponding day IN 1899
Total sales July H. inclusive 1 II shares
compared l 225 shares for the sans period in 1903
New-York tribune., 1910-07-12
COLLATERAL TRUST NOTES.

tEu--tsLs5 5y swa--vou- Appsn=aua- No. 20
Fine street,
New-York tribune., 1910-07-12
NEW YORK CITY BONDS.
Furnished ~ " Y cols= = ca. Nc 4s casa
s--ser>
--.s :n.s-es- = - a.sszs
rleg INSURANCE srooke

Coupons t-rercHa1gsable 7Reristersd. 4~o~-
pons SRegts-e-e5 c15 coupons Sstarlinr
New-York tribune., 1910-07-12
INDUSTRIAL,

ss,.- ,,u-- High LoT -aSI;l
$40 IN Rc5 Il "a "a 21% 3
a.a9o ,3G ,5azuaCZ OIL ~ 4 ,779 ,6s !o8
35 star6a-d Oil . s19:4 SIS 610| ol2
900 : Light & Il II 1rs /"
uAII ROAD
New-York tribune., 1910-07-12
MINING
ek!LRoAD EQUIPMENT eCNcs AND
CAP TRUSTS.
Nre:-:---- z9-G2-
N7-r,-+-v ---z-azr via.

--------- --5-U-
- S-ra-c71ou- = Apps--e-,--. Nc Il
New-York tribune., 1910-07-12

.Ez aivide-. ?=- -a=- -Ex dtv.5s15 *
Pc cs--
New-York tribune., 1910-07-12

Se-lsz FuIv u-Pricss Te-e generally
Etgaer On rhs BceTse
New-York tribune., 1910-07-12

1000 Nfa- Cc- IS 81 Co- !s-
oSo0o 1Ec-.-e z-zs- 81 oc0t T = Ger
-orsI sales - 5o-ds. s. cZ3. 500
New-York tribune., 1910-07-12
Furnished - Z s Bailey. Nc. sc Broadv-.v ,
n Y. AND OTHER GAS SECURITIES

ENc information
The Dickinson press., 1910-01-01

o. r. DeSart and son. o. l.. DeSart of
Desart were business visitors in town
Tuesday.
Paul Lebo, clerk Of the court of Bill
lings county. announces that court will
not be held at Medora on the regular
schedule, but will convene sometime
during March.
G. R. Wannemacher of Dickinson was
in town this week. He is, going to farm
quite extensively next year. He has
made arrangements with X. H. Knutsoni
to put in the crop on section 2o-l36-o8,
and VIM. Taves will farm two quarter
sections for him in township 1865.
Mr.. Wannemacher will also. farm sec
ton 23-I36.o8. In all he will have right
around 1900 acres Of Hettinger county
land in crop next season. Like dozens
of others Mr.. Wannemacher realizes
that the land is 100 valuable to lie idle.
The Dickinson press., 1910-01-01
JUDGE W. C. CRAWFORD

1t will be gratifying to Dickinson
people and hundreds of staunch friends
throughout the counties of southwestern
North Dakota to"know that the ability
of Judge W. C. Crawford as a jurist
is recognized end that among the few
mentioned as men qualified for a place
on the supreme bench, he stands al
the head Of the list.
Our people are proud of Judge Crawford
and while they recognize his fitness for a
higher position and would rejoice in his
promotion. it would be with consider
able reluctance that they would see him
leave the judeeship of the Tenth Judi
cial district if he should decide to
accept a nomination for the state
supreme bench.
1t is but a few weeks ago that the
Minneapolis Journal mentioned Judge
Crawford's ability as a jurist. and here
is what the Mandan Pioneer said last
week:
At the next election there will be
three judges of the supreme court to be
elected, with but one of them sure of his
place and that is Judge Fisk. In con-
nection with the other vacancies we
would suggest the name OF Judge W. c.
Crawford of Dickinson.
In proposing Judge Crawford of the
Tenth Judicial district for the supreme
court, we not only nominate a jurist
eminently qualified for so high an Office
but we also name a man who comes from
a section of the state which has never
been represented on the supreme bench
We honestly believe that the voters of
the state should take into consideration
the fact that west OF the Missouri river
are ten large p%opulous counties which are
certainly entitled to some recognition.
However it is not because judge Craw-
ford comes from Dickinson and therefore
west of the river that we suggest his
name for this position. but because of
the more weighty reason that as a judge
he has few equals and no superiOrs. AS
strong as our supreme court has always
been, the elevation of men like Judge
Crawford would guarantee 10 it renewed
strength and dignity. On the bench he
rulings are made in strict accordance
with the law and in the furtherance OF
justice his knowledge of the law is pro-
found.
We do not know that judge Crawford
will announce himself as a candidate fol-
the supreme bench, but we want the
people of the state to know that here,
west of the river, we have a man. the
peel of any judge or lawyer in North
Dakota and one who. should he decide
to announce himself. will secure practi-
callv the unanimous vote of the ten
counties west of the river comprising his
district. If he should be elevated to a
position on the supreme bench the tenth
distcict would lose a great judge but the
state at large would gain.
The Dickinson press., 1910-01-01
Quality Clothes
J ESSEN BROS
New England

Joseph Shauf and Miss Hilma Steel.
hammer stole a march on their friends
and were married at the home of the
brides parents south of town at E o'clock
p. m. on Christmas day. Only the mem.
bers OF the brides family witnessed the
ceremony which was performed by Jus.
tice of the Peace, John Van Bergen.
immediately after the ceremony the
happy couple drove to Reeder, from
which point they took the train for the
home Of the groom's parents in Twin
Brooks, S. D. Both Mr.. and Shauf are
very popular young people in New Eng
land. The bride is the daughter of MIR.
and Mrs. Andrew Steelhammer, who
have lived for several years on a home.
stead 8 miles southeast of town. She
has taught school in the Boettcher
district for the past two years, and her
work is very highly commended by the
members of the board and the
patrons of the school. Mr.. Shauf loca-
ted in the same n~eighborhood about
three years ago, coming from Twin
Brooks, S. ID. He is a hustling young
man and is considered one of the most
enterprising farmers in this vicinity
After a short visit with the groom's rel
atives in South Dakota, Mr.. and Mrs.
Shauf will commence housekeeping at
his homestead. Their many friends ex
tend congratulations and promise the
young couple one grand charivari upon
their return to New England.
Car Nerby's home is under quarantine
for scarlet fever. Mrs. Nerby's sister.
with four children, recently came from
Minot for a visit and almost Immediately
the children came down with the disease.
The Nerby children have also contracted
scarlet fever and at the present time the
Nerby home resembles a hospital with
the patients doing nicely.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. L. Chard spent Christ.
ma with relatives in Hettinger.
Joe Reddinger has purchased OF J.. J.
Murphy the northwest quarter of Sec
ton lo-l3o-o7, and John Simon also
closed a deal with Mr.. Murphy for the
southwest quarter of section 13-13o.97.
German Lutheran services will be held
in the New England schoolhouse at 1870
a. m. or January 9th
Miss Berthsa Peterson has taken a pos
ition as clerk in the Mckenzie store.
Ira Wilson and family of Dickinson
spent Christmas with their son, Bernard,
and daughter, Mrs. J.C. Hart, in the
Shollsmade neighborhood.
The Dickinson press., 1910-01-01
Notice

Notice is hereby given that a meeting
of the stockholders of the First National
bank of Dickinson is hereby called to
be held at the rooms of said bank 6n
January nth, 1910. at 7:3o o'clock p. M.
for the purpose of electing a Board of
Directors for the ensuing year, and for
the further purpose of voting on. the
proposition Of increasing the capital
stock of said bank from fifty thousand o
one hundred thousand dollars go
12-1-4t r. H. JOHNSON, Cashiey.