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The Virginia enterprise. [volume] (Virginia, St. Louis County, Minn.) 1893-19??, 1910-04-22
Sprinkling.

Office of City Clerk, Virginia, Mimi.
| April 20, 1910
To Whom It May Concern:
Property owners, Agents or residents on
property AUDITING on any street or avenue
| in the City of Virginia. are requested to at
| once cause petitions to be circulated for
| the season of 1910. This is in pursuance to
Sections SOC and 303 of the city charter, the
sections named above reading as follows:
Section 3G. POWERS.
The council shall have the power to, and
at it's own option may, sprinkle the streets,
[ highways, and public places in the city OF
any portion thereof, and assess the whole
adjacent property.
Section 800. PETITION FOR SANE. When
ever the owners of a majority of the abut-
ting lots then occupied by residences. bust
ness houses or improved lawns. shall petit
ton the council to have any street, high
way or public place or portion thereof in
the city sprinkled and to have the cost
thereof or such portion of such cost as
shall not be charge upon the city at large,
assessed against the abutting property,
the council shall at once grant such peti-
ton and cause such sprink1inR to be done,
AoA 1AoI year anu each year thereafter
until similar petition is presented to the
council requesting that said sprinkling be
discontinued.
The sprinkling season is here and it is
desired by the council to have petitions
before them for this benefit as soon as pos
sible so that those receiving the same dur
ing the season may be properly assessed.
ALBEIT E. BICKFORD,
Corporate Seal) 422@.
The Virginia enterprise. [volume] (Virginia, St. Louis County, Minn.) 1893-19??, 1910-04-22

AcOO.
Pioneer Stories Of the Mississi ppi
Valley, c. A. McMurray.
Princess Ponia, Julia Magruder.
Blue River Bear Stories, c. Major
Four Feathers, A. E. W. Mason.
Benjamin Franklin, J. T. Morse.
Louise, Queen of Prussia, H.Merz
Little People of Asia, c. T. Miller
Careers of Danger and Daring, c.
Moffett.
Donkey John of the Toy Valley
NJ. w. Morley.
John Adams, J. T. Morse.
20. Adams, J. T. Morse.
Thomas Jefferson, J. T. Morse.
Shadow Show, Peter Newell.
Topsies and Turvies, 2 copies
Newell.
Abraham Lincoln, abridged edi
ton, Nicolay & Hay.
The Octopus, +. Norris.
The Great Secret, E.P.Oppenhei,u
The Malefactor, E. P. Oppenhein,
Golden Treasury of Songs and
Lyrics, F. T. Palgrave. I
Passers By, A. Partridge. ]!
Tag, V. J. Patriarch.
Peeps at Many Lands. complete
series.
John Jay, Geo. Pellew.
Perfect Tribute.
Fashionable Adventures Of J.
Craig, D. G. Phillips.
Golden Fleece, D. G. Phillips.
Master Rogue, D. G. Phillips.
Plum Tree, D. G. Phillips.
Children of the Mist, Phillpotts.
Mother of the Man.
Jack Ballister's Fortunes, Byle.
AT the Sign..of the Jack o Lantern,
Myrtle Reed.
Five Minute Stories, Mrs. l.. +.
Richards
Florence Nightingale, Mrs. l.. +.
Richards.
American Literature, 2 VOL, c, +.
Richardson.
Round the Corner on Gay Street,
c. S. Richmond.
Beggar in the Heart, E. Rickert.
F!orentine Frame, E. Robins.
Magnetic North, +. Robins.
Gouvernour Morris, T. Roosevelt.
T. H. Benton, T. Roosevelt.
Science at Home, T. B. Russell.
How Two Boys Made Their Own
Apparatus, T. NJ. St. John.
Henry Clay, 3v, c. Schurz.
Colonel of the Red 'Hussars, J. r.
Scott.
Complete Works, Rolfe ed, VIM.
Shakespeare.
Book of Folk Stories, H. +. Scud.
der.
Book of Legends told Over A gain,
H. Z. Scudder.
Twelve Naval Captains, NJ. +. Sea-
we'll.
Two Little Savages, E. T. Seton.
Vim. Shakespeare W orks Globe ed.
Arbor Day, r. H. Schauffler ed.
Big People and Little People, etc.,
E. r. Shaw.
Martin Van Buren,, E. u. Shepard.
When Sarah Saved the Day, E.
Singmaster.
Laughter of Magnate, FH.Spear-
man.
Whispering Smith, F. H. Spear
man.
Strange Peoples, Frederick Starr.
American Anthology, E. c. Sted-
man.
Albert Gallatin, J. A. Stevens.
Casting Away of Mrs. Lecks, F. r.
Red Mustang. W. .. Stoddard.
Talking Leaves, w. o. Stoddard.
Two Arrows, w. o. Stoddard.
Charles Sumner, NJ, Stores.
Andrew Jackson, w. c. Sumner.
Six Girls and the Particular One,
Taggart.
Beasley Xmas Party, b. Tarking-
ton.
American Patty, A. E. Thompson.
DR.. Ellen, ]. w. Tompkins.
American Literature, W. P. Trent.
Trix aud Over the Moon, A. r. C.
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Council Chamber, City of Virginia. MIMI,
April IL, 1910.
Resolution No. TO-
Resolution authorizing transfer of liquor
license from NJ. Steinberg to A. D. Bayne.
BY Alderman Boylan, q
Resolved BY the City Council of the
City of Virginia, that the application of n.
Steinberg for transfer of his liquor license
The Virginia enterprise. [volume] (Virginia, St. Louis County, Minn.) 1893-19??, 1910-04-22
For Sale.

Vermilion Lake, elegant eighty
acre site on shore at Joyce's Land
ing, west end of lake. Railroad sta
ton five miles. A snap.
LOUIS NJ. OSBORN,
4-2 90. Virginia, Mimi.
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1910-06-04
As TO THE
WATER-WoRKS.

Last NJ mlay the State Supreme
Sort handed down u d. cisior atii, ming
The decision of the District Court, sus-
taining the legality Of the entire pro
'cedirgs leading up % the issue Of
f3l, 900 90 Of Municipal bonds for The
purpose Of erecting wa'er works
plant in Patterson.
II is very gratifying to know that
he Town. through its Mayor and
BOARD Of Aldermen have won this vic
DRY altar 20 long a struggle. 1t is
also very gratifying to know that the
very allie decision rendcre " the Hon
Charles A. O'Niell Judge Of our District
Court. was uphe d in every parti, ulsr
by the highest tribunal IN the State
Since all distractions Of a legal nature
regarding the bonds have been settled,
Il is now in order for the Town at
,hc,i'ies to go ahead and sell the
bonds and install The water-works
plant. and we are reliably Informed
that this will be doue rs soon as posi-
bic and that the plant may be in run
ming order by the end of the present
year. Now let the good work progress
-Pattersonville New Era.
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1910-06-04
A NOTEWORTHY
INSTALLATION.

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~ygu,a h;. nov come even Nor" 10
lie trout y, ,hr 9 us,rg VI u contract
this week for tl,. Installation ui a - am
mott, Vacuum pat. these ,yaIoiatiug
and crushing mnyhinery improve
m.nts to double the GIANTS capacity
making Il cprafi r li4posing Of y zee
tons ~ cane Il fvcnt, ft.rt hours.
The 80, ~ +. hrrt r,r Sepura's
w,,t,uy n. = er;rdirg is 10 measure
II Zoe, j., d,,n.tc, ana if ,ur ,,col-
Ie.t;nu .,,,aa Il. rightly. there is
nn,bi,v 1, nt4I.,on,h liz e,za i, the
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1910-06-04
the CITY CHARTER.

Aswiii appear in the official minutes
Of the Git, Council, To be found in an
Other column, the Council destg mated
nnother commute" to go over the pro
posed amendments to the city charter
mud suggest any further amendments
~ corrections that might he deemed
advisable. This last committee met at
the Court House on Tuesday forenoon
and discharged heir duty.
Among 1he things 81 ges'ed y, this
latter committee waa the separation of
the school ques ion from the c,he,
amendments, and that the whole char
ter shall. II passed by the Legisla ure
he ratified nv a vote OF the eople here
before II shall become effective.
few other amendments were Tug
Ecsted by the committee, which
amendments are calculated to make
tie sections affected clearer and elfec-
tive.
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1910-06-04
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

May l.
Mira Ada Wilcox Thurhet et nj. 10 Mr..
Victor J. roir-en. Undivided rights,
titles aud interests in tract OF land
improved, 500.
May 20
Mr. William Watkins 10 Mr.. Edward
A. McIlhenny. Town lot, improved,
III this city, $li3
May %.
Mrs. Emma Webb Dupericr to Mr..
Rote johnson Town lot in this
city. ~.
May 80.
Mrs. Louise neBlanc Delahoussaye
10 Mr. Willie j BERNARD. Undivid-
"a right. title and interest in two
tracts Of land, Sl2O.
Mrs. Bertha Bayard Muller ct ais. to
Mr.. Porteus K. Burke. Tract OF land
$1,000.
June |.
The Iberia Building Association TO
Mrs. Pamela h. Suberbielie. Town
lot, improved. in this city, $ll3O.
Mts. Pamela Il. Suberbielle to the lbe
ria Building Association. Town lot.
improved, in this city, Sll3O
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1910-06-04
SATURDAY, JUNE 18th, 1910

and continuing each succeeding
day until said sales are completed.
all immovable property on which
taxes are now due to the corpora
ton Of New Iberia, to the New he
ria Southern Drain4ga District, and
to Special RalroaJ Tax Furd, to
enforce collection OF taxes, asses
sed in the year below specified 20
gether with interest thereon from
thee1st Of November, 1909, at the
rate OF per cent. per annum, un-
til paid, and all cost.
The names Of said deliquert tax
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1910-06-04

There were some political ,urors
atloat this week as to candidates for
District Judge and District Attorney.
and the runner has IT that New lbe,in.
will have a candidate for each office
and also st. Martinv,llc will have 4
candidate for each Office. Also that
st. Martinv,lle will furnish candidate
tor Lieutenant Governor. " Martin
vile Messenger.
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1910-06-04

Biloxi, Miss, on last Saturday voted
down a proposition TO govern the
town by commission. The vote
stood - for aud BIG against the pro
posed plan. TIE plan proposed a
commission Of three TO handle the ai-
fai's of the town and a council of six
To watch the com missioners Its failure
rs probably a proper resentment of the
unuttered insinuation that a commits
sion should need such guardians.
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1910-06-04
DELINQUENT TAX SALE
OF ENJOYABLE PROPERTY IN THE CRY
OF NEW IBERIA,
The CORPORATION of New IBERIA
VERSUS
DELlNQt ENT TAX DEBTORS

BY virtue of the authority vest
Ell in me by the Constitution and
laws Of the State of Louisiana,
will sell at the front door Of the
Court House in which the Civil
District Court of the Parish of J.
IBERIA is held, within legal hours
for judicial sales, beginning at II
o'clock a. m. on.
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1910-06-04

The boat line from reche Joints 10
New % leans, II Is thought, will take a
deal of rough rice from the ha,ou
landings direct 10 the mills nj New
Orleans this season This viii save
The expense ~ landings Nv mule
teams aud will lie of considerable nd.
vantage tn the farmer. The system
may divert some rice from our local
miti.
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Try a Bottle ! gSea:ee!s.

WIDE OPEN Mr.. ndrew psrrou,
who is one of the old line pilots on the
Teche. now with the Morgan line,
says that he has noted the fact that
tie gates Of the Hanson canal are mp
pnrently but little used. He passes
the point frequently and the ga',s are
nearly ALWAYS open. lie holds the
view that this i correct and that The
gates are 4 useless append.ge To the
canal
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1910-06-04
TECHE IMPROVEMENT.

FFFFTFTT ~, I'M WIN -1THt FTTFT-
Mr.. T., L. M,llard.
Dear Si,: Az President Of The Teche
Improvement Association, | have fur
nishod Col. Beach statement of the
shallow places along Bayou Ttche that
are now interfering with navigation.
especially during times IF low til e.
with 4 view Of having him exrend
wl,ateve availnhle sum H. mtghi have
for emergency work of this kind and
to do so during the present ummer
before The low tides occur in the Fail
aud | am enclosing YOU herewith, for
your Information copy of his letter n
the subject, which will probal, be Of
interest TO YOU Yours truly
II +. n IVES.
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LEWIS, Mary C...- ~
BounNIed north ~ Il. Il; south
by Joseph: east ~ Date street
WeFts - Corporation
LEBLANC, Guetave, Isl
Bounefei north Is NuckoiIs
south II CoIgin; east by Taylor
Wea ~ Lassaile
'L9nX dal. M,,.,Feaq e
~ Norwood uas' ~ Dale st.,
west - GebE
TNHSoN, ClqE 500
Xunded lEth by Lhlnga on
|so,Ss7nn. .tNr,,, :. est ,,.d,., " Z, Baum
'LAuGlYH Arthur, i8.77
Bonndgf nolth,by Hopkins street
E! I !:s', A." s a "s'f"S''y. s3 'foy'a'z-
puns& north VI plapc !.
sou@' bySFd<ter; east by fN
ertson; west Ny Laugbin. II
q Bounded north ~ LIAM
south by Laughlin FeaN -
lr h5@f9'' .io Tes =. y lf~a'd1 y )
Bounded north by nasSaN south
Wy Gc. /. b. :, NJ Monk Sp"' by StWa ST.
IEDBETTER, John H.. .... 5.37
Bounded north Nv Collins sollt II
by Bernard; east ~ scott; WI
by Williams. =
landry, Mrs. Bonifare,- 60. GIG
Bour,ied north oy Ronoudei !.
south by Julia st. east by Pes
son; west Ly Renoudet.
LAMBERT, Enura. 2G2
Bounded north Nv Jefferson s.. !,
south by Hill; east by Madison ,
west by Gath.
MICHEL. Lewis. --... 81
Bounded north hv Cbiasson !;
South by Lourd east by Lonrd !:
west by Frerc.
MCCORMICK, Marguerite. i26
Bounded north ~ smith: south
by Iaylorj east hy Field west
by Lourd.
MOITY, Emile go -. - (, 85
Bounded north ~ Rozier; south
~ Monret east ~ Bertrand !;
west ~ Gic.
MARTIN. Hosima. ~
bounded north hy Providence
st; south BY Schaffnr; east by
Frere; west by Roddy.
OLIVIER, Est Ciemire, 10
Bounded north IS Delcambrc9
south BY Levy; cast ~ Tayipr:
west by Madison.
O'BRIAN, J. NJ. 81 y ~
Bounded north by Morse; south
by Melanson; cast by Iberia 81
west by Providence 81.
PELLERiN, Mrs. Felicie, i.G0
Lot : Blk Is Lewis aid.
ROBERTSON, Madeline, 81
Bounded north by Green: south
by Dnpnyi east by Efath west
by Road. -
REYNOLDS, c. r.. 25.f7
l. Bounded north by IBERIA ST.
south By Romero; cast w Sorrel.
west by Balden.
O. Bounded north ny Weeks;
south by Ahadie; east by platts-
mire; west by Norres.
3.-Bounded north by Bourque;
south by Weeks; east by Lcbron
west by Davidson.
ROMERO, Zulma, 4.3o
Bounded north by Madeline
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1910-06-04

Mr. n. lie gefie, who has been
here f,r some time y guest Of his
r,,rhcr's home, leaves for Salt Lake
City where he will be till about the
middle Of July, or a little later.
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1910-06-04

A. n meeting of The Knights Of Co :
umhus here last SUNDAY /, was decid
81 20 have q combined ini,ia ion Of
nea members ~ New iberia on the
j" II dav Of Junc.-Si. Martinyille
ess tiger.
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1910-06-04

II j. gratifying to note thai Miss
Carrie \ Wall IT AhheNlile aud u es
Ethel Daniels. f New Orleans. IN ~
fn'inc' residents II Patterson. wire
succcasfl ia The subscription contest
Of the Times Democrat whi5h-tutltt,e
tlten, and other successful contest ttte.
I" 4 trir t. Europe Pat'elsnHy'll"
New Era
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1910-06-04

A monopoly ism good thing for the
individual who or The Z. mbia; ton
which holds IT. The people sho,i d
not allow the holding of monopolies
n'her than those held by The common
people.
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New Orleans, La day Dist, 10.
Mr.. II =. IItwes,

*" fiISdus, ~" nHy list, w.
Mr.. II =. IItwes,
Jehneret {, La.
Dear Sit: IL reply to your letter Of
May 2oth concerning work in BAYOU
Teche, | won Il stat, that ! cannot tell
exactly what can do in he way of
lire 'gioy in the reche uu.i after bids
have been received for ,hy Iecl and
dam ut Keystone Plantation. Bids foI
this work viii he op ned June 18th
After that | Will know how much
viii have available for other purposes
aud can tell jus. what can do ! SIC
no reason why, if funds are available
a dredgc could not he put in the bayon
,iurinl the summer
Very respectfully,
tSignCd) LANSING II / EACH,
1t Col Corps Of Engineers
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1910-06-04
WHAT EVER WOODY
OUGHT TO KNOW

mat Foley Kidney Pills CON
tain the ingredients necessary to
tone, strengthen and regulate the
action Of the kidneys and bladder.
For sale at Taylor's drug store.
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1910-06-04

Many preacher fails because
while he quarts the sc. Il nf truth sed.
u'',usls he knows nothin Of the soil
~ which he plants il
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1910-06-04

The st. Martinviile Messenger states
that work on the keystone locks will
probably b. commenced about liz
middle Of next August.
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1910-06-04


payers, fhr hho'tlt5 o. " \"F ~
hF each on iot assessor h' "' e3'e'
year anu inc i,omoN ''f" pre-
assessed 7" rA'l'' m 20 ''.
ed Tor safe IS ~ lell'" 80 WI
~ ilN, Fhion"Hs
Bounded Mourn ts ."'"''S aaf
h} alley east - '.'to". 4t7'
~ Annlo.
ALEXANDER. louisa
Bounded n"''h ~ it''"I' 'lto
~ ftaNid"ne9 = Get ltN
hctl WIZ, hN i,ni'g5'"on
7 NRi " n, ~ ~.
Houe'tei non II ~ lm''l' @ii1.'
south IN NJ nj - 90
Da'gfe Wr9l ht NAN ~
nov ! M''l. ! auis',
Bounded n"'lh y 'h',' s,
south hN H''hfft' ''s' Nm - -
Wesl 10y scott
fEef ST l'l', t.4n3e '7
I E"nn1rd NOUN - t''"'h - tf'
I south T., '"' ''i Wy i'l'
west hN lot
H'}eA y, '.nrhit
! Hnunded north - !, .N"'lf
south lAl houston rhs' a.l.
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1910-06-04

The LEGISLATURE returned from II,
tfin 10 the National Capitol and Is
down To business .gain.
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1910-06-04

Captain &. a. If4fbutf rHteiae-
cd the 'nterest Of tic o'''.r ateel hold
ets in the Teehe Ira .rn afion &
Fuel on Co, which he of@anfzpd
some yeats ago Font steamboat nn1
lheir equipment, besides other assets
go IN with the sale Franklin Watch
man,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-06-19
ADDITIONAL MINING NEWS
JULES LABARTHE TAKES
CHARGE In THE FIELD

Jules Labar!he, having In charge the
construction of the big Mason Valley
mines smelter at Wabuska. left for Ma
son last week 10 give personal super
vison of the extensive construction oper-
ations, T, J, Sullivan, auditor OF the
Nevada Copper Belt Railroad. who will
establish his permanent residence at
Mason, also took his departure for that
point.
Advices received from Mason this week
course OF construction in addition to the
building operations of the Copper Belt
Railroad on shops. roundhouse, etc. Work
is progressing on the grade for the eX-
tension of the line to the Nevada Doug
las mines, which while being situated
but four miles in an air line from Mason,
the railroad must traverse some twenty
FIVE miles, by way OF the Wilson canyon,
10 reach the property. The Mason VAL
ley mines, situated just above the town
OF Mason. will deliver their ores to the
Mason depot by aerial tram. What with
smelter railroad and house building, a
rather active season is In store for Ma
son.
A meeting OF the leading business men
and farmers OF Mason and Smith valleys
has been called for the 10Th. with the
purpose Of organizing promotion or i'm
proyement club. These gentlemen will
discuss ways and means for the advance
ment Of the agricultural and general in
terests of the valleys. and will be enter
tained at a banquet at the Mason hotel
Invitations have been issued to forty OF
the leading citizens OF the two valleys.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-06-19
SEARCH FOR BEAVER
COUNTY PROPERTIES

IF you believe that Salt Lake mining
men are sleeping through the present dull
period. you should have been with me a
few days ago at Milford" said Lewis A.
Jeffs, the mining engineer. 10 a Tribune
representative on Saturday.
There were thirty men got on the
train" continued Mr., Jeffs. and each
one was on the lookout for mining prop
erty This looks 10 me as II there was
ready money waiting for the right kind
of mining proposition
Mr.. Jeffs was not inclined OF discuss
the object of his visit 10 Beaver coun-
~, but as he was one OF the thirty look
ing for ground il is not necessary. per-
haps, TO add anything further. The re-
cent developments in the Moscow. HUB
Red Warrior. Cedar Talisman. Brad
shaw and several other properties near
Milford have been a strong magnet 10
draw capital and IL is thought that some
substantial deals will be pulled on dur
ing the summer for Beaver territory.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-06-19
Financial Currents of the Week

MONDAY-There was littlc activity, al
though the pressure of liquidation was re-
lieved by the very idieness of the mar
ket This had the effect OF helping values
Amalgamated Copper showed a rally and
United States Steel was up IN spite OF
signs OF over supply In finished products.
Coppers were weak. with disposition
OH the part OF some dealers TO shade
prices.
The lowest prices for wheat OF the 1910
crop were recorded In the Chicago mar
ket. Texas and Kansas sent reports OF
the certainty of heavy crops, In contrast
May. 1911, went half cent higher.
TUESDAY-The movement on the stock
exchange WIS hardly more than drift.
Railroads let IT be known that further
freight rate advances are necessary TO
enlist foreign capital. There was a
firmcr tone in call loans on the call upon
the underwriters of Atchlson conyertiblcs
OF 25 per cent OF their subscriptions.
Copper was weak, electrolytlc selling at
sl2. 50Ml2.15.
WEDNEsDAY-Th stock market WAS
apathetlc. Erie showed a slight rally on
the impending homecoming OF j. p. Nor
gan. The trnffic agreement between the
Frisco and Southern Pacific had an up
ward influence on Hartman stocks Large
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-06-19
Steel Market More Cheerful.
Teh Financial Review.

BY Associated Press.
NEW YORK, June 1S.-The Financier
Will say: "The statement OF the clearing
house banks Of the city OF New York for
the week ending June is reflected plain
ly the continued inflow OF money TO this
center, the increase in cash since last
Saturday having been, according TO the
statement OF actual conditions, Sc. 260,
500 Loans. despite the continued dull
ness IN the stock market, rose SO 500. 300
and deposits. by reason OF the increase in
cash and loan commitments, expanded
$40, 1872. 200 The operations noted In
creased reserves on all deposits s4.062,-
$50 bringing the surplus above the 25
per cent minimum 10 S2S.552.525, or 2742
per cent
'rhe banks are In n stronger position
so far as reserves arc concerned. than
for a long time past, and unless unforc-
seen circumstances arise Will face the
coming crop moving season with a goodly
surplus on hand,
"The summary Of state banks and trust
companies in Greater New York not re-
porting to the New York clearing house.
showed very small changes for the week
cash having decreased about si00. 900
while loans increased about one and a
third millions
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-06-19

sums We're paid in dividends, including
$9,000.000 for Standard Oil,
Copper was weak. electrolytic going at
$l2SiSml2.62A. Lead was steady.
Oklahoma offerings OF new wheat low
cred the price In that pit, and this had
also lowering effect on all other grains.
THURSDAY-Tbe market was marked
by extreme dullness. The railroad bill
enactment was believed To open the way
Tor some activity in specuat ton In the
near future Railroad executives an
nounccmcnt OF retrcnchmcnt owing TO diff
nculty in advancing freight rates had a
deterrent effect Tho house resolution
calling upon the attorney general for an
investigation OF the Steel corporation
caused some interest, but had little ef-
feet on the days trading, Money re-
mained easy.
Copper was dull. Electrolytic remained
al Wednesdays quotations
Wheat closed steady. Reports OF rHin
in Montana had their effect, and the re-
ports of drought In the Noga district of
Russia tended to heighten the tension
regarding the spring crop In this coun-
try.
FRlDAY-Continued dullnoss was the
record OF the day on the stock exchange,
Less than 200 900 shares were traJled In:
all told. the low mark for two years. \