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The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1910-04-15
NEW YORK PROVISIONS.

New Yck. Ardl lA-BUTTER- Receipts to-day
were 81 uack1gs The upward C0urse q the
market vas changed this mo-niag and with actual
scarcity Of table Tudes prices advanced lc Per
pound. Creamery specials. s.; cTeamep extras. s.
creamery drsts. So; State daTy. good % choice. g
process specials, Is; Western imitation creamery
irsts Gi5.
CHEEsE-Rsoeipts to-day were 7a5 boxes New
cheese shows a further !eciine 4 ~ STATE fan
cream, fan old specials, = State fJM cream, FAN
make lCid fmyl. IN: State fun cream. best
new 49,, skins. fall mas. fair % pTIne Il
skins. current made. best. III
EGGS-Receipts were 3 SIS cases. Despite IN
creased receipts and limited demand pricps ad-
vauoed on nearly al grades. State Pennsylvania
and nearby heunery. fancy. ., State Pennsylvania
brown hsuner. fancy. = fresh-rathered extras.
"a; fresh gathered extra arsts. 2 duck eggs, 81.
MILL FEED-Steadv. trade IA quiet. Spring bran.
200: standard middlingS. IS: city bran. go. in
bulk; Western red dog 600. 20 arrive winter wheat
bran. in lolb sacks. 20 arrlYe Do.
OATS-Stung. but quiet No. white. is'1a9
No white 4sisaiq No : white. f7i.ai5; natural
and CLIPPED white. on track t6sa55.
FLOUR-Unseitled. inquiry is light Kansas
stnights 5l0a5& IN sacks. soft straights 530a5 s.
IN barrels. spring PATENTS 55aAss in barrels: SWING
clears A5h4.75
RYE FLOUR-s,eady. trnde quiet. Choice brands
quoted az 4.Ea46
CORNNIEAIs-Ea trade is slow Kindred.
fo- export. IS. coarse meal. in bags l3aL2.
HAN-ReCCiVts 80 tons steady. small business.
Prime timothy Li7's; 40. l. ll2sall5; No. ,, l.o5a
LGi-. No 3 a5alO0.
STRAW-RcoeiTfs. 10 tons; easy: quiet trade. Long
re quoted az 7a76
BEEF Easier: moderate business Packet. l65Oa
l1.50. family Is J0al900
PORK-steady, light dealings. Mess. 5,5; fnm-
lis. E.5aS0o
LARD-Weaker. Prime Western l2-5. CITY. B@.
reGsed continent. 400; Soeth American. l50G: re
fined Brazilian. kegs 1900. oleos'earine. "a: lard
stearine doll. New YORK ia
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WASHINGTON STOCK MARKET

Sales-Reguar call. y O'Clock noon
Columbia Railroad es. So az iC.S.
Potomac Electric cons. S. s. 900 az l0Ih.
Potomac Electric Light S.. 5000 AZ loss.
Washington Railway ard Electric Common 10 at
2.is 10 al 57l1.
Washington Railway and Electric preferred. 10 Al
el1. y az Sa ! At g.
city National Bank. 10 at 100 70 AZ 10 70 AZ 10
70 40 TO
Metropolitan National Bank. 10 At Jos.
District National Bank, AZ 80
American Security and n7lst. 10 A. IS 10 A. IS
70 az 2sj 70 az IS 10 a. 25 10 AZ 166is AZ 30
United States Trust 10 a. u64. 10 az lI6is S az
lie. 10 az ZIG. 10 a. ll6 az ll6
GraphophJne coumon, 10 az GA.
After call:
Graphophoue Common. 10 a. p
Potomac Electric cons. IS Sl0oo az l0l $50 A. l06
Washington Railway and Electric a. $500 az
s4A 500 az So $500 az $50.
Capital Traction. 10 a. BIS
Washington Railway and Electric preferred. Z
a. g.
Following are the hid and asked prices on yeste--
days Washington stock Exchange:
GAS BONDS
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BALTIMORE PRODUCE MARKET.

Baltimore. April A-Quotations by Baltimore
Fruit and Produce Association are as follows.
BUTTER-Creamery. fancy. per h. Sy1a34 ini-
tati0n. 23a24 rolls 2a2. s'ore-packed. %; prints.
alb 32a53. do. l-lh 52a3. blocks ? lbs. 3la32;
dairy prints Maryland. Pennsylvania. and Virginia,
21ag Iowa and Northwestern. ladlc. 22a3
EGGS-M7viard. Pennsylvania. and nearby hrsts.
per dor. OH. do. Eastern Shore. Maryland and
Virginia. IN, Western frsts. Zi7 do. West Vir-
GINA, 2i7 Do, Norh Carolina, IN; duck eggs per
doz o.
LIVE -POULTRY-Old hens. heavyweight per
H.. N. do. small % medium %: old ROSTERS, per
H.. -: young chickens. good 90 choice. 9a22, win
ter chickens ? lbs. and under. Z5a30: spring chick
ems. I H. and over. per H.. 55ai0; turkeys, hens.
choice per d.. "A; young gob0lers. per h.. .. old
toms. per h.. % rough ana poor. l0all geese.
Western and southern. per H., l5ali; do. Mary
land and Virginia l5al6: pigeons. young per pair.
3. DO. Old -: ducks large per H.. Is: do. small
l.; muscoEy and mongre Ter h.. l6al7; do. white
Pedn. per h., IS: guinea fowl, old each, . do.
Young Ia lbs. ana over. %
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LIVE STOCK MARKET.

New York April l4-CATTL Receipts. I5r5
head. No trading on live weight to-day: feeling
steady Dressed beef firm az Ilal2ls PER To- for or
dinary 10 prime native sides. English markets UNI
changed. No shipments
CALNES-Receipts. IS head. Feeling steady Or
dinary 20 good vesls sold at 6o'assO per 100 lbs
no prime or choice stock offered Dressed calves
in good demand and steady: CITY dressed veaIs
selling az ealy1 per h; country dressed Go. at
salI7
SHEEP AND LAMBS-Recepts. SOS head
Sheep noninally firm; lambs steady. pens cleared.
Clipped Buffalo lambs sold at 600 per lol lbs. I'M
shOrn do 1000: State spring lambs 100 per head
Dressed mutton firm az l2al5lz per H.. a few
choice carcaSsos at &c; dressed lambs. l6i.alSi-.
some hog-dressed do. up 10 Ia
HOGS-Rcceipts. 1855 head: feeling lower. Prime
State hogs. ~ lbs. average sold az 1865 per 100
lbs. country dressed hogs quiet at l5alfs per 10
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NEW YORK MONEY.

New York April H.-Nioney on call at the stock
exchange to-day opcald az So Der crnt. highest
81 lowest 81, closing 3's per cent Most Of the
day loans were made n 81 Or CENT.
Time money vas slightly easier IN tine rs was
manifested by TCmc transactions N the fre mouths
maturity at ~ pr cent Supply was more liberal
and the market in general somewhat more Pctire.
Rates. 4a4it per cont for sixty days. 4haiik foT
ninety DAYS. ard for four i've and Elk months. and
ia for over the year.
Mercantile iapor in better local demand. and
The market elsewhere was cutie god Western IN.
curry was very fair. Wlnie paper @as rot SUPER.
abundant the assortment offered was liberal. End
comprised a uumbr q attractive names Rates
lsa5 yer cent for sixty and ninety dsy,, Endorsed
bills receivable: 4za5 per cent f1r choice four ard
SIX months names Jf1s6 for others
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CHICAGO CATTLE MARKET.

Chicago April H-Live hogs were slow and weak
az Yesterdays average prices. The receipts were
estimated az 1900; official yesterday D 81: ship
mcts, 5.252; left ever from YESTERDAY slsi. CsIi-
mated receipts tomorrow. 200 Bulk cf prices.
loO0al0l). lights. asOal0 IS mixed and butchers.
s5alol6. heavy 9.s5al0l5. rough and heavy. ASA
aa5; yorkcIs. l0o5al0l9; pigs. eEal0lG
Cattle were strong. Estimated receipts o0o.
Bceycs. 5toas5j; coEs and heifcrs 21ja7l0: stock
ors and feeders. 3ssa5.60; Texas steers ssla6.55
Westerns. 50Ca6S5.
Shesp were strong Estimated receipts 900.
Natives 450isi 80; Westerns 50as IS warnings. 72a
SIS. lambs. 7.5ja975; Westerns. seta97j.
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COTTON MARKET.

Quotations furnished by W. p. Hibbs & Co.
members Of the New York Stock Exchange. Hibbs
Building
New No5k April 1.-THE market orened steady
at declines Of ~ Z points on liverpools failure
20 come as high as due. Following the opening
slight rises occurred on short covering but some
realizing and uit hsmmeriEg checked the advance
ard prices declined.
The decline looked important az one time. Orders
"a sell seemed tn come from many sources but the
lines 20 De lquidated mus; have been small for the
New Orleans crowd easily steadied the market
around AL for May. When the mg buyers made
themselves felt tie pit traders rushed 20 cover and
Iuiccs gained a little on the Lowest
Liverpool was weak. This partly attributed 20
violent decline 81 III points At Alexandria on bull
liquidation in the Egyptian center But the ac-
tons Of Liverpool continue 10 puzzle the New
York bulls Il is thought in some quarters that
Americans are holding down Liverpool for manipu-
lative purposes.
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CHAMBER PLANS TRIP.
Members of Trade Body Signify In
tentfOn to Take Excursion.

Secretary Thomas Grant. OF the Cham
Der Of Commerce. announced yesterday
that about 100 Of the members had an
nounced their intention OF joining the OK
cursion OF the Chamber down the Poto-
mac 10 points on the lower bay. One
Of the steamers Of the Norfolk and Wash
ington Steamboat Company viii be char
tered for the occasion and the trip will
be in charge Of the officers Of that com
pany.
The itinerary Of the trip and the date
have not yet been fixed.
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WALL STREET NEWS
Securities Touch High Mark
i'll Irregular Trading.
STOCKS ARE LITTLE ADVANCED
Considerable PrOft-taking I'm Att
ernOOn, with Little Spells OF Weak
ness, Being Followed by Renewed
outbursts of Buying Tendencies,
Give Market Natural Aspect.

New York, April H-Although net adj
vances in stocks to-day were by no
means as large as those of yesterday,
and. indeed. in most Of the prominent
Issues were no more than fractional. yet
the security market was. nevertheless
broad and sustained. and in the fore
part Of the day touched higher levels
than at any time in the course OF the
present upward movement.
In the afternoon a good deal Of profit
taking was noticeable. and the market
became highly irregular, little spells Of
weakness being followed by renewed out
bursts OF buying and with these alternat-
ing tendencies continuing until the close
In the main the impression left upon
the majority OF observers was that the
line Of least resistance in prices at the
moment seemed to be along the path Of
an advance rather than a decline.
One matter at least has become plain.
and that is that the long, and, in reality
altogether indefinite postponement OF the
decision OF the Supreme Court in the
American Tobacco and Standard oil cases
has been interpreted by the mass Of peO-
pie throughout the country as bringing
decided measure Of relief 10 the general
financial and business situation.
Decision Matter Put at Rest.
The truth seems to be mat people CIV
ing their daily attention 20 the course OF
security values have debated with them
selves and with each other so long on
the subject as to be absolutely tired. and
they welcome with JOY the certainty that
al least six months and probably a year
will elapse before the matter will again
become acute.
In the meantime there Is always the
possibility that something will happen 10
divest the subject Of much Of the i'm
portance with which il has hitherto been
clothed
Doubtless the one market factor OF
greatest force just now is the possibility
that looms Up that the directors Of the
United states Steel Corporation. at their
quarterly meeting a week from next
Tuesday. may decide TO Increase the com
panys distribution on It's common stock,
or 1t may be. even IL continuing the dis
tribution at the old rate OF per cent
70 make another extra distribution OF
one-fourth Of ! per cent. such as was or
dered in January.
Wisdom Of Such n step.
Whatever views may be entertained as
20 the wisdom Of such step, there is
no question Of the ability OF the steel cor
poraton 70 take il, and II also must be
admitted that very many people who may
popularity be described as those possess
ing a conservative habit and temper in
financial matters. VIII approve Of such
action.
Naturally enough. under these circum-
stances, spectators for the fan are not
exceedingly anxious 70 have large out
standing commitments for the decline in
The steel common shares. even If stoutly
c1nte nding that the price Of the stock has
already discounted a regular per cent
dividend rate.
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New York, April 14-Mark Twain, other
Samuel l.. Clemens. VINO has been seek
ing health in Bermuda for the last sew
eral months. returned an invalid to-day
by the Quebec Line Steamship Oceana-
DR.. Edward S. Quintard, his physician,
who has known the humorist intimately
many years. or. as the doctor himself
remarked, since I was knee-high TO
him." said ne was suffering from angina
pectoris. and that he might live five
years and might die in i've minutes. The
humorist was not too IN TO make an ef-
fort 10 walk after he had been assisted
from his berth this evening, but he soon
found that the willingness Of the spirit
was not backed by the strength OF the
body
Speaks TO Photographic.
As he was brought down the gangplank
in an invaud's chair. he smiled at the
newspaper men who had seen him go
away. and remarked as a photographer
took a snapshot Of him:
Il am not so strong as I was when you
snapped me before
A coach ambulance had been called to
the pier, and the humorist was lifted into
It and taken 20 the Grand Central sta
ton He wanted 10 make an effort TO
walk 10 the Pullman car Of the 3:32 train
on the New Haven line, but abandoned
II after finding that he was too feeble 70
stand alone. He was helped into the car
by Or. Edward S Halsey, who accom-
panied him to his home. "Stormfeld." in
Redding, Conn.
Effect of Daughters Death.
The sudden death OF his daughter last
winter had a very depressing effect on
Mr. Clemens and when he returned 10
Bermuda he was IN bad shape He had
been 81 Of heart trouble more than a
year. He was unaware Of the nature OF
his ailment and attributed the pain I'm
his left side 10 Indigestion. Until about
two weeks ago he was doing very well in
Bermuda, being quite strong enough TO
attend several social functions and take
walks I'm the neighborhood OF his hotel.
a dispatch from Redding tonight stated
that Mr.. Clemens had stood the trip from
New York 10 his home there better than
had been expected.
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WASHINGTON CATTLE MARKET.

CATTLE-Extra. per est 5SOaso: do. butcher.
4ooai5o: do. common. 20Oa30O
HoGS-Per ewt. gross. 951al0oo: DO. ordinary.
800
sHEEP-Prime. 5coa5.So; d.. common. 3ooa4oo
LAMBS-Fancy spring llal2; fall. choice. per H.
Sa5iz; do. medium. s.
cALYEs-Prime. per h.. 10: do. medium. sas;
Co. grass 4a5.
COWs-Princ, fresh. each. 35.cOas5O0: do. com.
mon. S.ooSJo.oc: do, cid and dry, l0O0alsOo
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LOCAL GRAIN MARKET.

GRAlN-Wheat, per bushel. LO2al.l3: corn. shelled
per bushG 20 20 3; cob. 375 to AOO Der barrel
cats. Western. white, No. 2. Ter bushc Sass
mixed per buShel 52a56. bran. per ton O. 0Oa2s %
middling. per ton. zoo.
HAY AND STRAW-Hay Western. No. / no.
No 2 200: mixed 100; loose at local sales 2i Dol
Straw. ne bundle. 800; straw rye. machine
thrash 100: straw. wheat. per tor 600. straw.
cat. per ton. SEQ
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NEW YORK STOCK MARKET.

Quotations furnished by W. B. Hibbs & CO..
members Of the New York Stock Exchange. Hibbs
Building.
Gail money: Open, 81; high. ia: low. S4 close. 3E.
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NeW lCTk. Apnl H.-WhEAI-Wcaktri Umlttd
trade. No Duluth opening q navigation, liza
No. . red. T. o b.. LIZ; No hard New YORK.
{. O. B.. nominal: No. ! macaroni los. (. o. b.,
opening a usvigauou No I Manitoba. T. O. b.,
May. LIsA. Exporters took . loads Manitoba
CORN-Strong. slow trade. Steamer mixed. 6-i9
export basis; No. elevator nominal export basis
export No. 2. T. o. b.. 6i7 No. ? yellow nominal
Exporters took 2 loads
RYE-Ncminal. No. ? T. o. b.. ses4
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LOCAL FINANCIAL GOSSIP

Edward S. Mumford has severed his
connection with the National City and
Union Savings banks, being vice presi-
dent of the former and treasurer OF the
latter II Is rumored that differences IN
judgment, policy, and business methods
between Mr. Mumford and other ofiicers
Of the institution were the moving causes
that led TO his Withdrawal. which was
done at a special meeting Of the direc-
tors. S. w. Woodward was elected at
the same meeting to succeed Mr.. Num-
ford.
Mr.. Mumford came 10 Washington from
Atlanta about four years ago. and was
one Of the capitalists which formed the
corporation 10 purchase control in the
National City Bank and the Union Saw
ings Bank. He was at that time well
known in financial circles and has been
held in high esteem by the bankers OF
Washington, both as TO ability and char
acter.
Mr.. Mumford's plans for the future
have not been definitely formed, except
that he expects to remain in Washington
and 10 engage in business here. He has
several propositions under consideration.
any one OF which will have good room
for his abilities. He uas, however
reached no conclusion regarding his fu-
ture affiliations.
Trading on the Washington Stock Ex-
change yesterday was IN larger volume
than for several days. business being
large upon a few securities and the light
or trading being well scattered over the
list Bonds were well taken. the railway
and electric issues being the leaders.
Sixty-hve shares Of American Security
and Trust stock were taken at 2S5 and
2S6 is TO 2S6 - This was followed by
the sale Of 90 shares of United States
Trust stock at l16 IA to lie. Washington
Railway and Electric preferred sold in
quotation lots up TO 81 81 and in frac-
tiona lots at 90. National City Bank sold
at 165 and 10. Five sns-es OF Distric,
National Bank brough 80 and 10 shares
Of Metropolitan went at l9S. Gas stock
was neglected.
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MARKTWAININ INVALID
Returns After Bermuda Trip
for His Health.
WHEELED IN CHAIR FROM BOAT

Famous Authors Physician Says He
Is Suffering from Angina Pectoris,
which Way Result in Death in Five
Years or Five Minutes-Daughter's
Death Cause of His Breakdown.
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CURB MARKET.

Quotations furnished BY VI. n. Hibbs & Co.
members Of the New York Stock Exchange. Hibbs
Building
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MISCELLANEOUS BONDS.
BOSTON COPPER STOCKS.

Quotations furnished By W. b. Hibbs & Co. mem.
bers Of the New York Stock Exchange. Hibbs
Building. Bid. Asked
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Largest Morning Circulation.
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Said she: I'm glad you happened IN:
I've got the sweetest news.
! Just now sold my husbands skin
To make a case Of shoes"
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A Free Lecture.

Dr. J. N McOormick. who for the past six years has been ma aking speeches and doing campaign work all over the United States in the interest of pure food and better sanitary regulations for the preservation of the lives and health of the people, will on the even ing of Thanksgiving. November 24th. deliver an address at the Masonic Hall, under the aupices of the Santa Cruz Medical Society.
 We are ssksd by the comnittee in charge of arrangements for this meet ing to call attention especially to che fact that this is . public meeting and that the public are not only allowed to attend. but ara earnestly requested and urged to turn out as fully as possible. Every minister. lawyer, teacher. bus;- ness man and public spirited citizen. as well as tho mem bers of women's clubs. are urged to attend and to take part in the general discussion which will follow pr. McCorma k's address.
 Tha lecture will he free; this treat being on the medicos.
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The Diaz Way Wins.

Mexico City. Nov. 1e.-The strong arm of President Diaz showed itsslf to day by the whole sale arrest of 200 persons who participed in the Anti American demonstration in this city Wednesday. Every thing is quiet but much apprehension is felt.
 Repressive measures adopted by the Mexican authorities prevented today repetition of yesterdays scenes Tn the city and resulted io a day of compara = tive tranquility.
 An attsmpt of the demostrators to gather late this afternoon in the neigh borhood of the now National theater was discouraged by the mount. ed police, who kept the crowds moving. The foreign off ;e as ured A Ambass 4dor Wilson there would be no repetition of the rioting. Strict orders had been given the police, Minister Creel said, to prevent even it vigorous measures were necessary, gatherings on the streets Visits were exchanged be-. tween Creel and the American am- bsssador during the day and a verbal reply was given by the former to Will sons urgent message of yesterday concerning the Insult to the United States flag. and American citizens.
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Serious Accident at Ivanhoe.

Last "Wednesday at the Ivanhoe mine near Patagonia. Manager Jim Johnson, Mir J. E. Oochrain and Ar. OhAs Gabriel, came within aa ace ef being killed, according to Dr. Purdy of this city, who was called to the mine Wednesday to mend two broken legs, one for Mir. Johnson, the other for Mir. Gabriel Mr. Uochrain escaped with c few bruises
 The three gentlemen were down in the mine. at the 100 foot level. in tho double compartment shaft. which is 200 feet deep. A round of shots were about to be fired. and they stepped on the cage to be hoisted to the surface, when through a misunderstanding, the nature of which is not known, the cage with the three gentlemen. dashed to the bottom of the shaft like . shot, and that all were not killed is most mira culous.
 Dr. Purdy of this city and Dr. Doron of Pats2onis. were at once call. ed to the Ivanhoe to care tor the in jured men, who at last accounts were doing we'll.
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NOVEMBER 12, 1910.
LOCAL ITEMS.

P,ohate Judge NJ. Marsteller is back from a business trip in the country.
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Notice for Posting ef Settlement sf Account and Hearing PetItIoa
 fer Distribution.

In the Probate Court of the County of
 Santa Cruz, Territory of Arisons- In the matter of the estate of A. 5. Russell, deceased.
 Notice is hereby given that O. K. Franklin, the administrator with the will annexed of the estate of A. s. Rus sell, deceased, has rendered and pre- sented for settlement, and filed in said court, his final account of his sdminis- trntion of said estate; and petition for distribution, and that Monday, the 2Sth day of November, 1910, at 10 o'clock, a. m, at the courtroom of said court, at the court house in NoRsles in saio Santa Cruz County, has been duly ap- pointed by the said court, for the settlement of said account, and hearing said petition, at which time and place any person interested Ia said estate may appear and 6le his exceptions tn writing to the said account and petition and contest the same.
 Dated November 18th, 1910.
 M. MARSTELLER
 11-12-3t. CLERK.
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All NogaIes Happy.

Queen Bess. of the City Dairy, and her "get." as well as numbsr of her bovine play mates, made good at the Sixth Territorial Fair, and all Nogsles is proud and happy, as this city and Santa Cruz couEty. as 8 result, will receive Q vast amount of splendid advertising, far-reaching and lasting.
 When MT A A Hudsin, proprietor of the City Dairy, left Nogales last Saturday for the fair. with sixteen head of his thorou ghbred Jerseys. Bess tho winner of many prizes included, he expected to bring home some of the prizes, to be sure. but he little though he would carry off eight, including the Grand Sweepstakes. which he won seen in Arizona
 or course having the finest herd, it was proper BIT. Hudain should win the premium for the best butter, which he did.
 The following were the premiums awarded the OIty Dairy:
 First premium for Jerssy COW "Bess"
 First and second premium for Jersey bulls
 First and second premium for year ling herd.
 First premium for butter.
 Second premium for junior herd.
 The Grand Sweepstakes
 No wonder all Nogales is happy.