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The Detroit times., 1910-02-15
CITY OWNERSHIP
FOLK DON'T WORRY
Signatures Forcing Submission OF
Charter Amendment Can Soon
Be obtained, Says Ingram.

Talk OF delay In submission OF Tie
charter amendment providing for the
municipal ownership and operation OF
street railways Goes not seriously
bother the advocates of public owner
ship. According 10 +. r. Ingram. one
al the prominent members of the
municipal ownership committee, abou,
one-third OF the names required To
force a submission OF the proposition
have already been turned in, another
5000 are In the hands OF the persons
circulating the petitions and the re
naming portion required can be Sc
cured within two weeks.
Il have not taken seriously the tank
OF the aldermen amending or changing
the Moore plan" stated Ingram Mon
DAY. The question IS plain one, 10
the people want municipal ownership
or do they not?' Ii they want me
street railway problem settled and IN
that manner then there can be ob-
lection 10 the charter amendment
icing mandatory II not, then ma
fact can be ascertained only by
count Of the ballots
submit a charter amendment GAZING
for municipal ownership ana opt4A
ton. We prefer that 10 should 90
so. however. as that would mean
saving OF time and money. As mat
ter of courtesy ana economy, we nave
waited for the council % conclude lis
hearings.
But there is no doubt about the
matter being submitted, and suomH
ted in the right form. The city mas
already the power 80 acquire It's street
railways-that is in the constitution
To hold another election now on
purely advisory matter would be "a
useless as 10 hold a second election
after mayor had been chosen tof
the purpose of rstifying the election.
This municipal ov nership advocates
have waited ~ the mayor and ms
committee or HTty to complete their
work. They have been given time In
which TO negotiate settlement with
the ID. L. r. OF 10 find out that suCh
q settlement could rot be made. There
has been no attempt 10 bring this
question Up until they had had rea
sonable time TO finish their work. But
the question: Ol MUM 4PaA ~'''f -
going TO be voted on and this action
cannot be stopped.
City Clerk Nichols states that he VII!
not avail himself OF any technicaiities
In receiving the municipal ownership /
petitions TO shelve them. but will i'm /
mediately transmit them 10 the COM /
mon council.
Mayor Breitmeyer now desires a !
vote of the people OH new franchise
before there Is vote on municipal
II the people accept The
settlement TO be negotiated by the
committee of fifty then the municipal
question will be disposed
OF. he believes. This attitude IS due
to the fact that tbs mayor wants 10
hold back municipal ownership as a
club TO force the best possible terms
from the ID. L. r.
The Detroit times., 1910-02-15
POSTMASTER WARREN WAS A
DOG FANCIER ONCE, BUT
Loses First His Breath and Then His
Temper In Chase After Runaway
Bull Terrier


Postmaster Homer Warren is done
win hull dogs.
Never again, he murmurs pen
sively. and he crosses his fingers
whenever anyone starts talking about
dogs In his presence. Yet it was but
3 few weeks ago that he had the bull
dog fever.
First OF. he bought fine white bull
TERROR. but that pet wandered away.
Then another was bought and all went
well for some weeks. Sunday tn
postmaster left his residence for q
stroll, accompanied by the new terrier.
He had gone about a block when
tie dog saw something that interest
ed him and cantered away ignoring
the stern command OF his master TO
tarry. Then did Homer Warren de-
scend to nattery and kind words to
win his Grant pet back, but with no
better results.
Then the postmaster tried sprinting.
but in spite OF his best efforts tho
runaway kept just a halfblock ahead.
losing first his breath and then his
temper, Postmaster Warran finally
stopped and bid his dog begone. a
resolution which the canine made
unanimous by disappearing around the
next corner. Sunday night his collar
was picked up near Grand Circus
Park. There viii be no pork chops
waiting for the canine prodigal II he
should see III 10 return.
The Detroit times., 1910-02-15
ALL SERENE WITH TUGMEN.
Contracts With Employees Likely To
Be Renewed Al Conference
Now On

There seems 10 be no chance of ia
nor troubles the coming season be-
tween the Licensed Tugmen'- Protec.
tive association ana the Tug and
Dredge Owners Protective assoria.
ton which met In the Cad..ac Mon
day morning, for their annual confer.
ebce The renewal ol the contracts.
which will soon expire. was one of the
FIRST matters discussed Indications
were thar everything between the as
suciations would be settled I'm p
friendly manner, no decided differ.
ences as 10 wage scale or labor con
ditiOns developing in this session.
Capt. Chas Mccarthy. OF Duluth.
president OF the Licensed Tugmrn.
said Everything seems To point to-
wards a prosperous and success'uf
year for both owners and employees "
The Detroit times., 1910-02-15
AppIe.-Fancy. ss0s.75; com

AppIes-Fancy sS9S.75; common.
81 80 q :. 50 per Dbl; western box apples.
81 10 $50 per box.
BanaBas-Good shipping stock, 81 SO
q , so according TO quality.
Beans-Dried Lima ; y c per 10.
Celery-Home- grown 30g35c doz:
California, $At5 per crate.
CaulInOwer-California, S275 ham
CabbaGe-,l.75g2 per bbi.
Cheese--Mlchigan fat. late made. Is
State isisc, Limburger'- Wisconsin.
lsc; York state. l9c; German cream,
brick. y Glsc; Schweitzer. domestic
block. zoe. domestic loaf. 229 23c' i'm
> Crn%berrie-s2g2a5 bu; 15.so8sso
Dais.-Persian. 5aGc; Fards. s9smc
Dressed cuIves-Fancy. IlQlllc:
common. 9Qi0c per ID.
FigS-Imported. new. II 4l4c per ID.
California. sac per box.
Finnna HnddIe-l0g lie per 10
Fresh NeEetHbles-CuCumbe hot
louse. S23b a $50 doZ, lettuce. hot
house, 134l4c ID. head lettuce. 81 per
bbl S. IS doz radishes rs a SOC doz wax
beans. So per hamper, parsley. 25c doz =.
green beans. S2!5g3 per hamper
green peppers. soc basket. rutabages
so 40c "a: Hubbard squash. "a n3c
ID. Florida tomatoes $4JO per o.
basket crate, soc per basket, water
cress, 500 Csc doz; turnips soc bu;
Grspes-Malasas. slQs.Eo per bbl.
Grape Fruit--$i a 4 % per case
Hny-Detroit dealers a" paying the
following prices for baied hay in car
;sIi75oais No. Timothy. ,l5'5o "a ::
clover, mixed. slG50nl1; rye straw.
$3.50 wheat and oat straw. 81 Loose
hay from farmers wagons on the city
markets ranged from |l4 to SIS, as to
HIdf--No cured. lie, No. cured.
loc. No. l green. o.. y" green. Sc;
kip cured, so. l. II nc: No ,. l0c;
Kip green. 10 /. Toe No .. sac; calt
cured, 40 , Ice. No 2. 14lac. horse
hides. No !, $3.50; No. 2. $3.50; sheep
skins. as 20 wool. 5ocQg2
HOney-FancF white, lbu Itc. eN-
tracted. "a / 0c per 10.
Lemons-California. g3.509375 box.
Limes-sl u % per 100.
NuShroOms-450 soc per ID.
Nuts-Walnuts. l5q16c; almonds "a
q l5c, pecans, 124l5c, hlDerts. ~ n &c;
Brabils. 81 loo, mixed nutc. la &c 10;
new hickory nuts. sheljbarKS. s. 20 %
OnIons-Mlchigau 5;as0c bu. new
Bermudas s2.ij bU.
OranKeS-Cali furnia nayels. s2.15 q ..
Floridas, 800 box, tarEeTines, S2'd 20
Oysters-solid packed. standards.
81 IS; selects, 81 per gal. stand1ris. In
f soSs snail s ss i iars s a5e can a' Sc
Pineappiesrtlciida Sligo doz;
s. n 800 per crate.
Popcorn-Ears. 212ikc per 10
POtatoes-Car lots, bulk, 30 U3fc,
bags. 30 U30c bu; new Bermudas. 225
n . 30 per hu.
PouItry-Spriugs. I1c 10: hens lC0
lGleC, ducks. i5d Ice. geese > q &c
turkeys. - GlSc per 10. Dr-s-sd chick
ems, hens, 16Ml1c. ducks ga l7c:
gecEc 14M l5c; turkeys. goo &c per 10
HRbhits-si75 per doz
Strnwbe rrieS-G0 n G5C per quart box.
sweet POtntocH--Ierseys kiln dried.
InlloM-No. ]. 81. =. No 2. &c
The Detroit times., 1910-02-15
HELD FOR P. O. ROBBERY.
Two Men Are Charged With Job at
Temperance, Mich

TOLEDO. O.. Feb. 14-(SpeciaD-
Thomas Edwards. alias Slim OF Fl.
Wayne and Frank Price. alias. Rance.
were today charged with robbing the
postoffice at Temperance. Mich. Post.
master Kenny having identified the
jewelry tags found in their room as
the ones he placed on his jewelry
which was stolen.
The men were arralgned before
United States Commissioner Gaines
at noon, pleaded not guilty. and their
preliminary trial was set for Thurs
dav afternoon. Bail was fixed at
$1,000.
May Rowland. who also was arrest
ed with the gang last Saturday was
held az a witness.
The Detroit times., 1910-02-15
COPPER MAnKET-CIos..

Ariz. Coml, 40sa Apex. - Are. 8.
\ H., 90 ADJ S1 Bay ;. q. 81 Bos
cons lsAs; hos Ely. lis: BIOS x
q IA g. s n. Gao. q. a A. -. Cent.
sa4s Davis H., 3 sis. T., Butte. lols
Elm X, - Ely Cons so, Frank.
10, q -Can.. sas Gold Cons. IA Hanc
%. Isle Roy -. Kew Cop. Az Las
"a Lake S3ia Mass. "a. Mob. GOA
Maj. go Miami 2tA sip. TO- New
A. y Csc, l5l; Par. eOi. Quincy. 81;
shan, 10 sup & Pitts, lSS Santa Re.
"a sup. cop. 81; sup 4 Bos,. "A,
Tam, 80. Trim. ; a. Utah Cons. 80 y
OH. 40h smelling, as DO pfd 80; Vic
a. WolT, l4lx;. Wyan. % Ind,
The Detroit times., 1910-02-15
NEW NoRk STOCk LETTER.

EepUrtcd Tor TIE Times by lATson,
CratE A Co Feb. IA: The stock mar
ket dis morning showed good rallying
Yoyvet after severe opening break,
due no doubt. 10 the insistence OF
President Tart iu recommending the
passage OF the new corporation Dill
Anna gamated Copper was adversely
afected rs prospects OF strike In the
Rrtte temp and at one time, registered
n loss or nearly points from Friday :
ctosc stop losses Were early Increased
b4t gooG support. especially In the bet
tt. closs rails and Steel, held the mar
kat PREVENTING further decline. AT
noon. the general list had recovered a
good part of the early loss. and 500
common and G. * .. were selling above
p rLt.N- Eivh pnlnt.
The Detroit times., 1910-02-15
SAYS SHE LIKED DOG sEsT.

Mt CLEMENS. Mich. Feb. IA
(SpeciaD Judge Erskine has grant
ed a divorce to Thomas A. Poole, OF
Richmond. this county, from his wife
Jennie Poole. Among other allega-
tions Mr.. Poole claimed that Mrs.
Poole bestowed more affections upon
her poodle dog than she did upon him.
A divorce was granted upon grounds
OF extreme cruelty.
The Detroit times., 1910-02-15
Nearess Accused OF Theft.

Martha Cook, a Negress. vas ar
rested and taken 20 the Scotten-ave.
station Monday. charged with grand
larceny Saturday the woman went to
the home conducted by Miss Ella Nc
Cory. 30. 20 rwenty-second.st.. and
asked for lodging She was taken In
and Miss McCory assisted her i'm get
ting a position. Monday morning.
When Mrs McCory returned TO the
home sne found that $50 was missing
The Detroit times., 1910-02-15
NEM NOnk PRoDICE.

NEW YORK Feb -PorK--Firm.
mess. {24g24.50 Lard quiet middle
west. spot. Slg504 1850. Sugar-Raw,
firm refined. firm. COdee-Rio No. q.
ON the spot. SaaWS7sc Tauow-C city.
firm Dressed p0ultry-Firm. turkeys.
IS12Jr; chickens, l5d2Jc. fowls, l4W
lSlaC, ducks. - q $50. Live poultry
Strong. geese. 14n loo. ducks IS "a zoe:
fowls, tgu zoe, turkeys. IL 40 zoe, roos-
tiers. l3n 1fr. chickens. 1914 q Il laC
Cbeese--FiTm, fan cream, specials. ~ -
Misc. skins specials. 14Lc, full skins
3u4c.
coffee options opened duh and .un
changed. points decline. Butter
Firm. receipts OBS, creamery. extra.
10 Nc, state dairy. tubs. - N &c. imi
tatiOn creamery, hrsts. ga 251ac EggS
STEADY. receipts iI.149. nearby white
fancy, 3bNaic, nearby mixed. 21Q2SC.
fresh hrsts. &c "a 29C
The Detroit times., 1910-02-15
Asks Police To Find Son.

James carey. OF Vassar, Mich. has
asked The local police TO find mis- son
William. ~ years old Who has been
missing since Ian -. Carey is sure
his son Is IN the city and says the boy
is crazy about city life. Last fall
Young Carey came 10 the city and
STAYED for three months. when he was
taken M and wrote for his parents to
come here after him.
The Detroit times., 1910-02-15

TUrUTT|I TIT Inc TTW"8 TT ITT00W-
Craig a. Co. Frb "a. % was one-
sided aFaff 800 wheat This morning.
Thorl was absolutely mo- NAV wheat
ior sale when tie market opened, and
VI took EIt small vnlume Of having
10 start tue price higher. July opened
with even more strength than Man
Spri.rWeSt houses were huylug some
July Trrs and Kansas CITY claiming
more damage reports than before.
Lower cables were ignored entirely.
Northwest ls facing cold wave and
-four shipments from Minneapolis since
Friday have been 1900 haTels. wheat
and aour shipments 10000 bu IA eN-
The Detroit times., 1910-02-15
Would Improve Atkinson Park.

Park Commissioner Hurlbut has
asked an appropriation CT $1,000 This
scar to improve Atkinson park. Ac.
cording 10 Secretary Henry W. Busch
the plans contemplate the making 9f
wading pool ~ the northern end "
the park while the lower end will ue
used for baseball diamonds lmpr5y.
ing this park is rather costly because
OF the fact that e H. low.,ying ground.
which has 10 be filed as improve s.
By n mistake. a large amount Of dirt
which was intended for the park years
ago was dumped OF private land az.
joining a. one Ereat trouble the park
department has haG with Atkinson
park has been the fact that posts and
ether material suitable for hrewoCd
have mysteriously disappeared from
time TO time.
The Detroit times., 1910-02-15
ALLEGED EmbezzIer Stands Mute.

OF Tobacco Workers union 40. -.
was arraigned before Justice Jeffries
Monday. on the charge OF embezzling
81 800 He stood mute when asked TO
plead. and plea Of not guilty was
entered His case was set for Feb.
IS. and ne was remanded 10 jail In
defamlt OF $1,000 bail. one surety.
The Detroit times., 1910-02-15
Sam Small Talks Of the Devil.

The Rev Sam Small. author and
evangelist, made his appearance IN
Detroit for the frst time in L. years.
Sunday addressing two large audi.
ences In the y. NJ G. A. lie demon
strated that he had lost none OF his
old-time Ere and preached on the sub
jet, His Majesty. the Devil" with
Characteristic yigor TIE devil, he
declared. Is an active. concrete per.
sonality scientists 10 the contrary
Notwithstanding
The Detroit times., 1910-02-15
U. S. GOVT BONDS.
NEW YORK COTTON.
PRODUCE.

The gin butter market came down
A cent yesterday. and this market OF
course. followed. Receipts Of eggs
We're the largest OF any day vet and
while there Is an active demand re-
CelNers are disposed 20 shade prices
rather than permit any accumulation
Poultry Is scarce, and the market is a
little strained. Prices are UP To record
figures. and OK course the demand is
curtailcd. calves and rabbits are IN
light supply and rule arm.
The Detroit times., 1910-02-15
InnnING rnlcEs

canned GOOdS-Apples, gals. 81 10,
baded beans. lib, 30 q 6Oc, Lima beans.
81 y 80. turn-Faucy Maine. Sil0;
sta udard. Soc Table beets. Sl.25 n 40.
Peas-lancy early june Sl2j, stand
ards. 81. soaked 50d fOc. salmon
SOckeye. tail 81 60. nat tiS5, Alaska
reds. 81 O. Alaska pfnks 81 TOma 70
toes. ~ ~ quo, EuCcotasn. 81 ml.l0 dOz-
Conee-Package coffee. l0n-lb case.
sl4 25UI1. delivered.
Feed-Bran. $50 fine middtings. $40.
coarse mlddlinEs. &28. cracked corn.
f2s coarse corn meal. SIS. corn aud
oats chop SO ton
FiouF-Aii .htgau patents. IN wood.
best. $3.50 ordinary patents 50 IS.
straight $500, clear 81 per hhl Rye
nour. a. 81 per bbl
Oils-Raw Ilnseed. 7sci boiled lin
The Detroit times., 1910-02-15
Mnman Forner pleads Guilty.

Mrs. Grace Price the young woman
brought back from Chicago on a for
gerry charge. was arraigned before
Justice Jeftries. Monday. on the
charge Of passing a s3i forged check
on HnmmelhOch Bros She pleaded
guilty. which plea was taken as a
waiver 10 the recorders court She
was remanded TO jail in default Of
$500 bail. two sureties.
SSaSSSsSSSSSS SSSSSSSSSS$
seed. &c. Diamond headlight kerosene.
size. Perfection. zoe, -cocene. l-c'
crown gasoline i2c gal; turpentine' IN
barrel lots. 64tzc per gal 80,
PrOvisiouG-Me - pork, va tamlly
pork. {24.75u25 medium, clear VOC
20, smoked hams, iJ1rc; picnic mans,
bacon. 1912 a lie. lard, In teTcss' IL "a c.
kettle rendered. i4&4c per 10.
Sugar-Q rotations corrected daily py
W. II. Edgar 81 Co. Crystal donlnoes'
S19J. Eagle tablets, 500. cut loaf
500, cubes, $50, N%A& powdered
g5.SJ. standard, powdered. SJ.S0' gran
uIated extra Goa roe. s. so, granLlated'
ire In bulk &5.45. gianulated, In zo-lb
cotton bags. S5.s0. Michigan granula(-
ed. S. 20. diamond a, $5.5O, CONNECTION
ers' A. $3.50. No. /, S54O, No 2. S5.40'
No 3. Sj3j, No. !. $3.50; No. .. as.2S
NO .. $50. No. =. s6.l5i No. ). 1910
No 3. sos 40 10. So. No. II, $40
No y y4.gO, 80. J 3. S4.SJ, No -, S4.sS'
" IT, S4.sJ per 100 lbs.
The Detroit times., 1910-02-15
w. o. Castro Is Insane.

William ID. Castro. caught In the act
of burglarlzing Frank Veins grocery
store was adjndged insane by the
committee of alienists appointed by
Judge Connolly. He was remanded
10 iail. and will probably be sent to
a retreat.
The Detroit times., 1910-02-15
Hermann Jury Discharged.

PORTLAND. Ore. Feb. 1.-THE
jury which has been considering the
evidence In the trial OF Ex-Congress-
man Blnger Hermann was dischrag.
ed this morning after having been out
since Saturday morning without
reaching an agreement
The Detroit times., 1910-02-15
ARRESTED ON CHARGE OF
JUMPING HIS BOARD BILL
Pontiac Hotel Man. IN Jail on Burg.
larry Charge, Makes Complaint
Against travelling Man.

James Monroe. proprietor or the
Clinton hotel. Pontiac. and IN the
Pontiac Jail on burglary charge. ap-
pears as complainant in warrant
which caused the arrest here. Mon
day morning, OF james II. Clark. n
travelling agent. 40 years old, and
staying at the MoGregor Mission.
Clark IS charged with defrauding the
Clinton hotel out of $24 board hill.
lie admits leaving the hotel without
settling a bill there out saws he has
been i'm hard luck. and without money.
Officers from Pontiac are expected
here for Clark, Monday
The Detroit times., 1910-02-15
BUTTER AND EGGS.

Butter - Crcameries, extras. 29c,
nrsts 2Sc. dairy butter. E5C, packing
stock. 22c per 10.
Eggs-ttesu current receipts. cases
included. -Jsac dJz Receipts Monday.
IN4 cases
The Detroit times., 1910-02-15
Markets and Finance

cess OF receipts Minneapolis May
prices up close TO- &t1eis. Advance
here has been TO Sl1es MaN. and
flo@!s July, one cent over last prices
FRIDAY, Market now holding little
under top
The Detroit times., 1910-02-15
CHICAGO LIVE STOCk.

CHICAGO Feb. 1l.-tattIe--HeCeI ptH
II 0oO weak. beeyes 81 .35 n 80. Tex
as S4G5l0; western. S4.20Q 6, stockers
and feeders S315 n $50. COWS and hetf-
prs 3225d5 SO. calves. stFl S.2o. Hogs
i-Recefpts $4,000. slow, light. $50 "a
SIS. mixed SST5n9.25. heavy. $50 "a
AS rough SS15a $50. yorkers. 81 q
iglO pigs S7SOnS.S0. Sheep and
I.ambs-Native. S6.Ij fiS. western 49,
The Detroit times., 1910-02-15
CIENEIANn

CLEVELAND, o.. Feb. li-Hogs-
Receipts 1000. s. higher; all grades.
SgI5 Cattle-Receipt Is cars, strong.
l0dI5c higher I.ambs-Receipts 10
cars. 1915 top. Calves -Receipts 4vO'
$40 20 ton
The Detroit times., 1910-02-15
LIVE STOCK
EAST BUFFALO-OpenInE.

RUFFAI.Q Feb. IL Special Cat
tle-Receipts cars. slow Hogs-Re-
cripts 20 ears, strong, heavy $50 y
sheep and L.ambs-Receip 20 cars.
slow best lambs $50 q $50. yeariings,
SSaSg5 wethers. S6.1J q 30 ewes,
S625M65O Calves-L.Ower, 50 q 10 90.
The Detroit times., 1910-02-15
CHICAGn GnAIN.

CHICAGO Feb Do. Wheat opening
g. TO hfrh-F tylth scattered commits
sion buying and moderate selling. Corn
Il shade higher wit. wheat oats nrmer
with other grains Provisions eas -r
The Detroit times., 1910-02-15
Carson. Craig e. Co.

STOCKS. BONDS GRAIN AND
PROVISIONS.
Members BOatoa stock ExchanRo ca.
cage board OF Trade.
Private wires TO all markets.
Michigan correspondents OF Paina
Weber a Co. Boston. and Logan q
Bryan. New York and Chicago
Branch Ofnce-2Os-2OO Hammond Bids
stock certificates delivered promptly
Correspondence solicited
The Detroit times., 1910-02-15
GRAIN AND PROVISIONS.

DETROIT Feb. l5.-Opening De
trOit opened with an advance OF a IN
wheat Liverpool and Chicago were
both higher Opening prices Tuesday
cash No red wheat. 81 .ai4 MAY,
SIg5l2 July. sl-O6l7 No. white
The corn market Is steady and active
at 64c for cash No. 3. and CJc Tor 70
yellow.
oats are easy at 49iac for standard.
and aye for cash No. white.
Rye is easy At SEA FOR cash No !.
The bean deal Is easy at S-.lJ Tor
cash. and $50 for March.
CloVerserd is in fa.F demand ana
STEADY at SS.3p FOR prime spot and
MsrrA. and 80 for prime alsike
Timothy seed is quiet at $50 Tor
Grain receipts az chicago Tuesday,
Wheat. 50 cars. corn, So cars. oats.
z5l cars
da. al Sll2ts ~ l.l27s. corn at 81 . O..
oats at 4.1. "a - s. G. and pork & s28 30.
Wheat iu Liverpool opened y q 's u
I.Hybar and corn unchanged.
The Detroit times., 1910-02-15

TOLEUO- o. leo " W heat-'as"-
s. -. May $l.25i. Juiy, 81 90 a.. Corn
cash. 66ia May anu July. 69is &C.:
sent. 90 Oats-Cash, 49,. &C.; MAY,
4st.c. Juiy. 4tc. sept. Al 2. g. rye
%o So. 30 o. $50. Cloverseed--
cash Feb. and Marct s.. April s,.,0t
oct SgS5 Prime alsike. SO Prime
s. Butter. eggs and has. nu-
changed
The Detroit times., 1910-02-15
BOSTON COPPER.

Reported for The Times by Hayden.
stone * Co. ll6-llS Griswold-st.
The Detroit times., 1910-02-15

CHICAGO GRNIN LETTER.

ObIHId. OUsold ClIspIlt
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1910-06-03
FRANCHISE WILL STAY
WITH ELMIRA MEN.

BINGHAMTON, N. Y, June Sat q
meeting of prominent ~Binghamton busl-
ness men last night, attended by Presi-
dent Farrell. of the State Baseball
League, arrangements were completed
for the reorganization of the Bingham
ton Baseball Association with a capital
stock of $1O,0 900, with $500 paid in. Out
Of this amount the preferred stock OF
the old association will be retired, the
preferred stockholders all agreeing to
exchange their stock for an equal
amount of common stock In the new or
ganiZation.
Arrangements are already under way
greatly to strengthen the team, lines
being out for several good players, In
which efforts President Farrell offers
to assist all he can. Mr.. Farrell and
the ~Binghamton men were well pleased
with the result.