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The Washington herald., 1910-12-03

G. W Clagett-Leckee, Fulton. & Con.
No. 5225A Costello Is. Palmer; molten fs ludg-
ment ogerrlled. Attorneys l. J. MAther and 4
\. Hopewcu-Nath. and c. R wilson
No. s29a. Duffenbaugh Construction Company vs.
Illinois Surety Company; motion fOz bill ~ par
tic5ilars 0FeTniled. Attorneys. L J. Mather-T B.
Rhodes.
No 52l15 Lesh " Fidelity Guaranty Company
leave granted 10 file additional plea Attorneys.
Nath and c. r. Wilson and Hailam HAisam-
BrsndeabWg & Brandenburg
Assignments for December 5:
No. 50. Kohen vs.. Washington Railway and Elee-
tria Company. Attorneys, Hi. Rogers Mattingy
and ". G. Gsrdiner-J. J. Darlington.
son. Nichols Johnson-syme s. WoodaFd
neys Lambert-DErlingtOn
40. 400z. sproW rs. Staples Attorneys, JACK
No. IlG Gardner IS Chesapeake Beach Railway
Company. Attorneys MstbeE HoPeweli-Meken ed
ney 4 Fannery.
No. q LeyitOs IS. Terminal TsxieAb Company.
Attorueys Lambert & YestmsR-Dcuglas and Baker
No. 49, Rankin ". Asbary. Attorneys Award
Montague MCriAIity-
No. l& AMMAN vs. Washington Gasight Com
pany. Attorneys, Ne'ibec-PeTry Son.
No. ls3 Hensley. administrator. Metropolitan
Coach Company. Attorneys. Robson & Colyin-Han
ilton Colbert, Yerkes & Hamilton.
No 10. PAYNE IS Capital Traction Company
Attorneys, ShreTe & RichArdson-Perry & Son aud
Dunlop
NJ ls2 Blackburn vs.. Same. Attorneys. Suli
Van-Perry & son nd DuElop.
No 5H Jolly. administrator. IS Adams. Attor
The Washington herald., 1910-12-03
DISTRICT COURTS.
Court of Appeals.


Assignments for Monday, December s:
Special calendar:
No. T. Moses s. Sons rs. Hayes Attorneys. Bal
linger-David Behrend.
No. 2I7 Hayes vs.. Moses Son. Attorneys.
David & Behrend-B allinger.
No. II. Davis vs.. United States. Attorneys.
DaT.s-Wilson.
Regular call:
No. 2i74 Washington Terminal Company Dts
trict Of Columbia Attorneys Hamilton, Colbert.
feFkes & Hamilton-T h0mas
Nc. H7a District a Columbia Washington
Terminal Company. Attorneys Thomas Hamilton,
Colbert. NeTkes & Hamilton.
No. 2s5, Metzger rs. Kelly ct al. Attorneys.
Wailace-Thomss & White
No. 2lsS. Gilbert vs.. Secretary Of Interior. At
toFneys Balhnger-LaEler Clements & Wright
Nc. 2ls2- Arlington Brewing Company rs. Bluen-
thai & BeckeTt- Attorney Bailey
No. 2l@ southen Surety Company Baglin-
Attorneys. DaTlngton-BsiF.
No. 2ls4. George rs. Ford. Attorneys, Williams
Tucker. Kenyon & Macfasland
No. 2s6. Brown Philadelphia. Baltimore and
Washington Railroad Company. Attorneys Baker.
0besT 4 Miler-Mckenney & FlanneFy
No. a6 Hutchinson Is Capital Traction Com
pany. Attorneys. Mather-Perry q Son and Dunlop.
The Washington herald., 1910-12-03
GOVERNMENT BONDS.
BALTIMORE PRODUCE MARKET

Baltimore. Dec 2-BUTTER-Creamery. fancy.
per h. 5I5za5a; do. choice. per h. 9l3aJ0; do
good, per h.. aa2s do, imitation. per H., Nas3:
do. prints, JAS; do. blocks pr ID. 9aS2; ladss
h.. aa2; Maryland and Pennsylvania rolls, 10
2la23: Ohio rolls per H. 2la23; West Virginia rolls
per h.. na23; store-packed. per ID, q; Maryland,
Virginia. and Pennsylvania dairy Prints Per h.
2s process butter. Der h.. 5a21A.
EGGS Maryland, Pennsylvania. and nearby frsts.
Per doz-. S. Eastern Shore Maryland. and Virginia
IS; Western frsts. IS; Southern frsts. S.; West
Virginia arsts. 81: guinea eggs. lTals.
LIVE POULTRY-Chickens. young choice pey
b., iSaiS51 do, rough and poor. 70; old hens. To-
heavy. b. do small 10 medium. y; old ROSTERS 9;
ducks old. h.. i2sls; do, young white Pekins fat
Aal5: do. young MuscoVy and mOngrel "a: do. pud-
die. Old iSal4 pigeons. old pair o. do, young asz
guinea fowl, youpg, IL lbs. and over. each 50: do
soung, small, each, 2asoi do old. each. 3; geese
near by. per ID. Is; do. Western and Southern
l2als; do, Kent County, IS; turkeys. Young lbs
and over. h.. IS; do. old. b.. II: do rough and
poor, 12gl3.
The Washington herald., 1910-12-03
GRAIN AND PROVISIONS.

Quotations furnished b. W. B. Hibbs s Co.
members Of the Chicago Board o. Trade, Hibbs
Building
Chicago. Dec. 2y-rhs wheat market opened steady
70 q shade easier and did not show the strength
generally looked for. There some profit-tsking
by local professionals. who were the buyers yester
day. The Kentucky State report shows a condition
Of 30 as compared with q year ego, but did not
create the enthusiasm which the Oklahoma report
u yesterday met with. Reports Of cloudy. threat
ening weather. with higher temperatures in the
Southwest, had a weakening effect. The market
continues Of professional character. with short
sellers in the great sninoty and very timid owing
10 lack Of selling pressure Local receipts Is cars
with estimated for tomorrow
The Washington herald., 1910-12-03
BALTIMORE GRAIN MARKET.

Baltimore. Dec. 2-FL0UR-Winter extra, ssOa
$50; do. clear 375a305; do straight, 4l0as2s; do
patent. t55a47O; spring Gear. new. 5S5a4 .; do.
straight, S00a5.s; do. patent, 52as4o; City Mills
best patent, 5.75: do high-gEada patent $40; do
high-gTade straight. 4s0; do. choice family. AS:
do, extra. sSoaS50; rye -four. medium 20 choice.
4o0a4.Z5: coEnmeal. 100 lbs. Ls0aIN Buckwheat
-four per 100 lbs. as
oATs-Stcck in elevators. 1924 bushels: ship
ments from elevators, $500 bushels No. white.
IS; sales standard white. 37lsa37z: No. white.
1isa5Ti4; No 4 white S6S4aS.
RYE-Stock in elevators. 1888 bushels; ship
ments from elevators 30 bushels No. rye. West
ern domestic, ssass; No. Tye domestic siaS5 Tag
lots. as ID quality and condition 7sas0; No ne.
Western domestic. s0ssl; No. ne, nearby. 7es7s
No rye, nearby, I5sl6
The Washington herald., 1910-12-03
LOCAL FINANCIAL GOSSIP.

Trading on the stock exchange yester-
day was limited principally to bonds OF
the public utilities corporations, Capital
Traction IS were the feature of the day.
about $4,000 selling at ia The bid at
the close was ia. with 1l4l4 asked. A
few shares were sold on call and after
cali at 127.
Railway preferred were reported at SEA
10 66A.
Washington Gas IS continued strong
about $500 selling at l0Ss.
Washington Gas stock was on little,
when twenty-five shares were sold al
75ss.
Ten shares OF Lincoln National Bank
came out at 1S5.
The Washington herald., 1910-12-03
NEW YORK MONEY.

New York. Dec 2-Nouey on call At the stock
exchange to-day opened AZ - per cent highest "a:
lowest ~; closing. "a. Most Of the DAYS loans
were made at "a per cent;
14me money was offered with Increasing Hoerality.
Demand vas stiu rather apsthetic There vas con-
siderable demand. however. for forty-day money.
Hlth the view u carving the borrower through the
nrst ten days u January. Rates ( per cent for
sixty and ninety days and four and Ave u,ouths 4
Ter cent for SIX months
Mercantile PAPER was somewhat more active High
grade paper VAS sought with soms interest and a
moderate amount Of such paper vas seen. Rates
oaa-s PCT cent Tor sixty 70 ninety days indorsed bills
receivable and choice four 20 SIX months single
names 5s.a6 per cent Tor others
The Washington herald., 1910-12-03
LIVE STOCK MARKET.

New York. Dec 2-CATTLE-Reoespts 94s
head. Steers were extremely duh and generally 10
70 Is cents lower: bulls steady; medium and thin
COWS full steady; fat cows IS cents lower Fair 10
prime steers sold 55e16o per 100 lbs; bulls 35eA
AS; COWS, 225a4.D. Dressed beet slow at S1al0ss
per b. for native sides; 81 for Texas beef Ex-
ports tomorrow from this port So beeves and 1853
quarters Of beef
ES-Receipts, Ts head. Yeak were full
steady on limited receipts: Western calves firm.
Poor to prime Feas sold sseal07s per 100 lbs prime
Western calves. sc: barnyard calves. 360e4. 90.
Dressed calves firm al l2sal6 for city dressed yeals
7aI3is for country dressed calves.
SLEEP AND LAMBS-ReceiDts. t5s2 head.
The Washington herald., 1910-12-03
CHICAGO LIVE STOCK.

Chicago Dee. 2-HOGS-L1Vs hogs were steady
70 cents lover. The receipts estimated at
q 900 head; Official yesterday. z. go; shipments
sAs, left over Asa; estimated receipts tomorrow,
Il 600 Bulk OF prices. rs; lights 6S6a7 Is: mixed
and butchers. esoa5 s.; heavy es5a76s workers. 10
piss. 64eag.ln
CATTLE STEADY; estimated receipts. 500 head.
BeeEes A50s7 80: COWS and helfeIs 2Z5a6 3: Texas
stfers. $50; Btockes and feeders 3Soa5i5i Western.
SO
SHEEP AND LAMBS-Steady 10 10 cents lower
estimated receipts, l5,00 head, NATIVES, 2EaL25;
Western. 2T5al23; yearlings. 4soa5O; lambs Asa
$50; WeSissn lambs, A5Q<62.
The Washington herald., 1910-12-03
COTTON MARKET.

Quotations furnished by ". B. Hibbs & Co.,
members Of the New York Stock Exchange. Hibhs
Building.
New York. Dec. 2-TIe market vas quiet and
steady during the late afternoon. There vas inll
from the early heavy selling and this with further
support and covering OF shorts from the earlier u
point break IN prices. kept the undertons sieadisr
and caused moderate allY from the l0E level dur
ing the last hour. The stock market 81 deuression
throughout this wssk ard the belief that the heaFy
liquidation there is anticipating reaction in general
business. adds TO the importance Of the government
estimate en- tie size Of the crop. and this Is row
being awaited with great interest
The DAYS rr1r,sa vaero farfa-rz.
The Washington herald., 1910-12-03
NEW YORK PRODUCE.

New York, Dec. 2.-BUTTER- Receipts to-day,
4 So packages The market is weaker and lower On
nearly all grades. Creamery specials, per H., 81
creamery extras 29lt; creamery srts. 3; process
specials. 3ls; State dairy, finest. g.
CHEESE Receipts to-day, l-T0 boxes. The mar
ket Is quiet state whole milk specials Septem-
Der, III; State whole milk fancy coloTed. septenl-
Der l5Iz; State skins Angus September quality, IS
State skins average fancy. III.
EGGS-Rcceipts to-day. 5.s1 cases. The market
is firm State, Pennsylvania, aud nearby hennsry,
white. fancy, Is; state. Pennsylvania. and nearby
henney browns, fancy. 81 fresh gathered selected
extras per Dozen IS.
The Washington herald., 1910-12-03
WASHINGTON CATTLE MARKET

CATTLE-Extrz, per cEt-, e-5OaT25; do, butcher.
iaa625: common s5a5 q
HoGs-Per cwt gross. s.oesssoi do. ordinary.
500.
SHEEP-Primc s0oA3.5O; do. common. a50azTS
medium 500
CALvEs-Prfme. Per h.. sasK; medium. ID.
sas
COWs-Prme fresh, each, l5Ooa5O.0O; do, com.
non. 1ooa55.00: DO. I'D and dry. l5.00a2000-
The Washington herald., 1910-12-03
WASHINGTON STOCK MARKET.

sales-Regular cali, u O'Clock noon;
washington Gas -. s.. 600 at l0ss. 5000 at Nes.
s. 000 at lcSas.
CauitaI Traction s.. s. GO Al Ii. $50 ct ia. so
AZ ia $1,000 al Ia. aO0 at ia $1,000 at ia
Capital Traction. / at IL 2 al Il.
Washington Railway and Electric preferred. Il
al S6n
Washington Gas al e. at e. IS at 75as-
Lincoln National Bank. 10 al Us.
After call
Washington Railway and Electric prefsrTed, at
&A.
CAPITAL Traction, u at H.
Following are the bid and asked prices posted al
yesterdays nesting Of the Washington stox III
rhanCes
The Washington herald., 1910-12-03

Sheep were in moderate receipt and steady lambs
slow to 10 cents lower. Common To prime sheep
sold at 30oa4 3 per 100 lbs good TO prime lambs.
$50; yeaTlings 500 Dressed mutton. 6sSiz per ID
dressed lambs, esail with hos dressed lambs sell
ing up to lIhalz
HOGS-Reeeipts SGT head. Market firm, and
good heavy TO light hogs. pigs included. at 400 pr
lN lbs. Country dressed hogs steady at Sail pes
h.; rough do, ea7.
The Washington herald., 1910-12-03
District Court.

CHIEF JUSTICE CLABAUGH.
No. sl4 In re extension Of Princeton place; hry
sworn.
No. So. In re opening an alley in square al;
hearing postponed.
No. SO. in re extension q Belmont road and
WateTside Drive; final hearing
Nc ga. United States IS. Three Barrels Sbucked
Oysters; order 70 take samples
No. ST. In ne Massachusetts, avenue southeast
verdict ratified.
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EGGs-Near-by fresh Virginia, ssas5; West Viz
gnia and Southwest Virginia. Sasl Tennesse, SOasl
BUTTER-CFeamery. fancy. SaSsls; Western nrsts.
grass do, second SaSl do, process. fancy 26s
az
CHEEsE-New York State factory. neS, large,
l6alTlA
PoULTRY-Chickens spring. Der h.. 14al5; hens.
l2izaiS; roosters, 9; turkeys 4aZi; ducks, i4als;
geese, l2ai3.
DRESSED P0ULTRY-Hsns, choice, per H., la
%; roOS;ers. per H. l0aIl: springers l5al7; ducks
PER ID. l6aIs: geese. per h. Hale; TURKEYS per lb
La.
The Washington herald., 1910-12-03

suit for $4,000 for alleged personal
injuries was fled yesterday against the
Capital Traction Company by January
Cereeo, an infant, through his father,
Joseph Cerceo. He declares that his
child was struck October II last by .
car on First street.
The Washington herald., 1910-12-03
Circuit Court No. L.
JUSTICE ANDERSON.

JUSTICE ANDERSON.
No 1888. Ransom vs.. Capital Traction Company:
motion for new trial oyernlled and judgment on
verdict. Attorneys G.. IL. Syme-R. X. Perry &
Son and G. T. Dunlop.
No. as59. Nielsen ~ Washington Railway and
Electric Company time 10 hear motion for new
trial extended. ATTORNEYS, Happier Merlllat-
g. P. Hoover and c. A Douglas
No. 1856. Mcnamara rs. Washington Terminal
Company; same. Attorneys, Leokie. Fulton & Cox
Hamilton. Colbert, 4eTkes Hamilton.
No. 52s6s. Fleming Capital Traction Company;
plea in abatement argued and submitted. Attor-
news A B. Webb and Edwin FogTest-PsrTy & Son
No 1890. Richmond vs.. District OF Columbia
ct al: demurrer Of defendant District Of Columbia
oTeTrlleo Attorneys, Mcneil & McNell-E. II.
Thomas
No. EM2 Brainard Us. Strong: demurrer sus-
tanned. Attoneys, II. r. Burton-Millan & Smith.
No, 5293s. Waters. administrator. vs.. Waugh; iudg
nent By default. Attoney J. j. Waters
No, 49oB. Harrison vs.. Ruain; motion 10 dismiss
for failure Of plaintiff TO file replication granted
and motion to pay defendant OF his attorney the
proceeds Of sale Of property attached granted At
torneys, E. h. Jackson-C. Y. Ford and P. il. Mar
shall.
Assignments for Monday, December s:
No. s. Jones vs.. United States Continental
Jewel Filtration Company Attorneys. Doyle-HAy-
den.
No. g.. Towner ct al. rs Saunders, TrundIs ct
al Attorneys. Happier Merillat and Hayden
Johnson-Be1y Minor.
No. g Moriarity administrator. Ts. Washington
Gaslight Company. Attorneys. Montague & Mo
riarity-PeTTy & Son.
No III Wright vs. Washington Railway and
Electric Company. Attorneys. BradIey-DouglAs q
Hoover.
No. o. Connolly Va Grusselin ct al. Attorneys.
CoIbert-Baker.
Circuit Court No. =.
JUSTICE BARNARD.
No 552 Davis administrator. vs. Chapih-Saks
Manufacturing Company; demurrer oTerniled. At
toFneys w. p. Plumley-W. A. Johnston.
No. 5058 Tlcnas vs. Baltimore 6 Ohio Railroad
Company; mot on for new trial OTerrued and iudg
ment on serdi.t. Attorneys. W. J. Lambert and
r. II. Yeatman--Hsmilton, CalbeFt. Terkes. and
Hamilton.
Nc 5l855. Warren vs.. The Washington Herald
Company; time to submit motion for new tTiAl
extended. Attorneys, Cuttings Chamberlain
Berry a. Minor
Ne. 5204- Kemp Us, Lehman; motion to strike
out and 5 pleas oyerrlled and demurrer 20 plea 5
sustained Attorneys. Charles Poe-John Ridout
No 1891. Lewis Lewis ct al, trustees; au-
thorized 70 accept ofer Attorneys, l. z. William
SOFT. g. SayloE-
No 5000. Peyton ys. Sanford: leave granted 10
file double replication. Attorneys c. 4. Digs and
David Rothschild-J. B. Archer and ]. L. Smith.
No 50s22 Duke Baltimore and Ohio Rail
road Company; motion for new trial argued aud
submitted. Attorneys. ". ]. Lambert and T. H.
Yeatman- Hamilton, Colbert Yekes Hamilton.
No. $50 United Mills Company .. Gstehell /:
motion 10 Fsests igdgmsnt oTeualsd. Attorless.
The Washington herald., 1910-12-03

Probate Court.

JUSTICE STAFFORD.
No si8. In re Bureau Of National Literature and
Art account approved and receiver discharged.
The Washington herald., 1910-12-03
Criminal Court No. 1.


No. 1916. United States Harvey NJ. Lewis e.
al violation section 54ao revised statutes United
States. On trial Attorneys. II. f. Davis J. C.
Gittings. G. II. syms. u. p. Hoover. and 4. W.
Sullivan
The Washington herald., 1910-12-03
LOCAL WOOL AND HIDES.

wOoL-washed free OF burrs. per IL. . un-
washed. Per lb.. q
HIDES-Green. per b.. 8; dr.. per ID. l2a4,
ealiskiBs. green, each, l25aL5o.
The Washington herald., 1910-12-03
District Petition.

No s2s. United States vs.. Three Barrels shueked
Oysters: libel. Attorney {. r. Wilson.
Real Estate Transfers and Deeds
of Trust on Page Eleven.
The Washington herald., 1910-12-03
WEEKLY BANK CLEARINGs.

New York. Dec. 2-Isradstreet's bank clearings in
the United States for the week ended December 1
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NEW YORK STOCK MARKET.

Quotations furnished By W. B. Hibts Co.
members Of the New YORK Stock Exchange. hioos
Building.
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InSrICE GOLD.

JUSTICE GOULD.
Estate Of Anna S. Small bond reduced Attor-
ney, Ellen S. Mussey.
Estate Of John d. CLARK letters Of administration
granted 10 Alpheus ". styTon, bond, N,lao Attor-
nays, Lyon 4 Lyon.
Estate q Henry p. Walker: letters Of sdministra-
ton granted to Jeanette s. Walker, bond, Nooo.
Attorneys, same.
Estate Of Charles H. BigeloW; letters Of admin
istratioa d b. Il. c. {. a. granted to Cognelia q.
Briggs, bond. 81 600 Attorneys, same.
Estate Of Henry c. Bontz; sale Of personality or
dered Attorneys Baker Sheehy & Hogan.
Estate Of Michael p. Walsh; order to continue
business. Attorneys. same.
Estate Of Arthur g. Ca1ee; PETITION for letters Of
administration.
Estate Of Snyder F. Marshall: wiz dated October
1910 filed.
Estate Of William F. Gatchen: viii dated 1910
fled.
In TO Francs r. Heath ct al; order to invest.
Estate Of Denis F. Conroy; petition for letters
tsstamentary. Attorneys. Dan. Peyser Garter.
Equity Suit.
No. 2ec2 Pearl c. MeWillIams LsTi J. No
Williams; maintenance. Attorney J. A. 0'Sbea.
Lawsuits.
No $500 Hattie L. BaldsFson, Administrative
vs. Charles e. Badersod Gusts L. Balderson. and
Emory L. Balderson note $50. Attorneys, J. b.
Flynn and c. A. White.
No 5sl0i January Cerceo SC, vs.. Caratal Trac
ton Company; damages. $1,000. Attorney. II. W.
Whe&tley
No. 5sls. A. &. Clark Is Commissioners District
Of Columbia; certiorari Attorney. w. ]. Lambert.
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Equity suIt.

No. 2so2 Pearl c. MeWAliams vs. LeTi J. N
Williams; maintenance. Attorney. J. A. 0'Shes.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-09-14
HOME ABLAZE, He
LEAPS FOR LIFE
Consumptive Jumps Fifteen Feet
and Rolls Fifty More to
Foot of Hill

Fearing that he would be burned to
death if he lost any time in getting
out of his home at 1928 Cove avenue,
Edendale, James Craig, As years old, a
consumptive and "a ward Of the AS
sociated Charities, who accidentally
set fire to the house, it is thought, by
overturning an oil lamp, leaped from
a window to the ground, fifteen feet
below, and rolled fifty feet down a
steep hill suffering minor bruises and
decorations on his face ana body.
Craig, it seems, lives alone in the
tWo-room cottage which was furnished
for him by the Associated Charities.
Late yesterday afternoon, it is said, he
was drinking. Shortly after 10 O'Clock
neighbors who live a short distance
from the house discovered flames
bursting out of the roof of the little
house. Soon afterward Craig was
seen to leap from a window and roll
down the hill.
Several persons hurried to the scene
and succeeded in saving most of the
contents. Others rushed to the aid
of Craig and found him in semi-con-
scious condition in a ditch at the bot
tom OF the incline.
Excited persons decided that whis-
ky was the proper first aid to the in
jured, and Craig was piled with liquor
until he was in a state of utter help
Iessness.
The police were notified and the
auto patrol was sent to get the man.
He was taken to the receiving hos
pital, where the police surgeons, after
working more than a half hour, finally
combed the coclkle-burrs out of Craig
hair and extracted many cactus
needles from the body of the unfor-
tunate men.
The surgeons attributed Craig's es-
cape from serious injury to the fact
that he had been drinking heavily and
that he landed in q pile of loose sand.
Because of the distance from fire
plug, and owing to thu fact that the
house was on steep hill far from
the nearest accessible street, the struc.
ture was destroyed before water could
be carried to the scene. The loss Will
not exceed $3.50.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-09-14
COLORADO DEMOCRATS
BATTLE FOR NOMINATION
U. S. Senatorship Involved in The
GubernatoriaI Contest

DENVER, Sept. Educational leao~
ers in Colorado Democracy are tonish
engaged in one of the most interestlDG
pre-convention contests ever fought in
the state, with honors even so far IS
the governorship is concerned.
Tomorrow the state convention VII
be held here for the purpose OF Select
ing a full state ticket.
Governor John F. Shafroth of Den-
yer and DR.. B. L. Jefferson of steam
boat Springs have had their 1euten-
ants at work for the last two weeks
lining up county delegations for the
nomination for governor and tonight
each candidate claims victory.
The Denver delegation, with 2S4
votes, pledged for Jefferson week
ago, faces a contest in the convention,
The so-called platform Democrats,
who favored the program of Governor
Shafroth in calling the present session
of the legislature for the purpose or
redeeming platform pledges, yesterday
selected a full delegation to the state
convention, headed by former Cover
nor Charles S. Thomas, and tonight
gave notice to the state committee OF
a contest.
The state committee has signified its
intention to pass the Denver contest ON
to the convention.
The Pueblo delegation, with 60 votes,
headed by former Governor Alva A.
Adams, thrice governor, and receptive
candidate for the United States SEN
atorship, is prepared to do some dick
ering. 1t is admitted that Governor
Shafroth, who has already served
Colorado in congress, both as a Re-
publican and Democrat, would like 70
he sent back as United States senator.
and should he be persuaded to bury
these aspirations it is almost assured
that former Governor Adams would
use the great power at his command
to swing the Pueblo delegation into
line for him.