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The San Francisco call., 1910-10-08

PEIAlIMA. Oct There was g slight de-
cine IN the price paid for eggs today after the
receipt OF quotations from the San Francisco
dairy exchange The best Offering of the Peta-
llns egg exchange was sc. This price has been
me preTaiilng figure for some weeks, but, there
Is no possibility Of the price going lower for
some time, as the supply is not abundant In
dependent desleis and spectators paid 43c and
oSc, according 10 grade. The demand is good
and quality fair. Grain feeds show an upward
tendency end green feed is very scarce, with a
moderate supply OF garden truck.
SANTA ROSA Oct. There was half
cent decline IN the local egg market today on
receipt Of advices from the San Francisco dairy
produce exchange. Local dealers today quoted
sSe per dozen. spot cash. for choice and 40c
Tor seconds. The demand is strong. with very
AEhf production. Butter remained firm "a iac-
SANTA CRUZ. Oct. Eggs still continue TO
sell AT wholesale ar 45c per dozen, with mer-
chants al standing firm for the price asked.
fcultrymen ind no trouble in disposing Of their
produce at zOc per dozen.
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EASTERN STATIONS
SYNOPSIS OF WEATHER CONDITIONS

SYNOPSIS OF WEATHER CONDITIONS
The weather has been warm and clear over
most of the Pacific slope. In the San Francisco
bay section afternoon temperatures OF about 90
degrees have been recorded, which Is the warm
est since May 80.
Fair weather prevails over all Of the United
States except the east gulf coast and the At
lantic seaboafd Rain has fallen from Maine
to Florida. At Raleigh 142 inches have been
recorded. There are indications of the ap-
proach of a West Indian hurricane in the Gulf
of Mexico.
The temperature has fallen 20 degrees or
more from Washington to Boston and has risen
In all the western states. throughout the
great basin and In California north OF the Te-
hachipi unusually warm weather prevails. In
the great valley OF California afternoon ITEM
peratures range from 92 to 96 degrees Condi-
tions have been excellent for raisin making.
The relative humidity at Red Blun was Al
degrees and at Fresno 36<degrees
FORECAST
San Francisco and vicinity-Fair Saturday
not warm; light north wind changing to
moderate west.
Santa Clara yalley.Far Saturday. not so
warm; light north winds
Sacramento valley-Fair Saturday. not 50
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TON FUTURES
Ro.ton wool Market

BOSTON. oct The Commercial Bulletin
will say of the wool market tomorrow In
some houses there rs more business done. but
in others trading is rather unsatisfactory. how
ever there is hrrner feeling ii regard to the
values though mo advances are obtained ine
demand is distributed over territory, mealum
American crossbreds and Australian merinos.
Montana is selling quite freely in original
for halfbloods Other transactions include Wyo
ming and Utah in original packages at l9c to
gle: original Arizona at oSc TO soc. scoureu'
Ohio quarter blood at 26 Nc to 271ac; Ohio hal1-
blood and three eighths at 2Sc to 2Sc; northern
California II months at about 5Sc; sample bags
of months Texas at DOC TO 5oe.
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Potatoes. onions and veretables

Trading in green produce Of a routine
character yesterday and with stocks Of every
ming on the list well up TO requirements prices
were rather weak than otherwise. The Gamers
raised their price for tomatoes TO 25c box. tax
lng practically all Of the surulus at that figure
Values for general offerings showed no improve
ment in the regular trade. Potatoes and onions
had steady tone
Potstoes-River whites. 70690c per ctl; Sail
mss Burbanks, Sl.5odl.60 per ctl; oregon Bur
banks. SL4o per ctl; sweet potatoes, S2g2-25
per cti.
Onions-New yellow. S1.O5d1.15 per ctl
Negets bles-Green corn SI.50d2 per sack;
tomatoes. 25d40c per box; green peas, 3G5c per
lb string beans, 406e per ID; lima beans, 80
e per ID; summer squash. 5oG65c per box; egg
plant. zO@5oc per box; green peppers, 4oQ SOC
per box; garlic. pa 63l5c per lb; cabbage, 90 a
75c per ctl; cucumbers. 40050c per box; cauli-
flower, 50G60c per dozen; turnips. 65@75c. per
sack; carrots. 65@75c per sack; green okra. IS
q SOC per box.
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FOREST FIRE RAGING IN
VICINITY OF FELTON,
Wood Choppers Lose Fruits of
Hard Labor
ISpeeiaI Dispoleh 70 The CaIIl

SANTA CRUZ, Oct forest fires are
raging in the vicinity of FELTON, and
efforts Of volunteers to check the flames
have thus far proved futile
The country in the vicinity was
burned over years ago, but second
growth timber has since sprung up and
is suffering as a consequence. Thou
sands OF cords of wood lie In the wake
in the flames The heaviest losers Will
be wood choppers who have tracts Of
land leased in the vicinity.
The flames are heading northward,
but unless heavy winds set in the indt-
cations are that the fire fighters with
the aid of fire trails will subdue the
blaze before it reaches the timber belt
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Beans and Seeds

numerous and frequent hUctustions owing as
previously stated, 10 the incoming Of the new
crop.
Beans lper cu)-Bayos, S4.60d5; small white
So 360d3.Sj; large white, $350@3.70: pink, S5d
5-25: red S5U5.50; blackeye. $5G525: lima,
81 sO04S5: red kidneys nonfnal: cranberry
beans. s4.s0d4-50; garvanzas, s2.75@3; horse
beans 81 L25d225.
Seeds-BroWn mustard. 41xc: yellow mustard
-; haxseed. 5@5hc; canary, 81 @3%c; al
falfa, 14@l5c; rape, 1d21hc; timothy 75c:
hemp, 363lke; millet, 2%sc per ID.
Dried Peas-Green, So per ctl
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RAILWAY REALLY NOT
PERISHABLE PROPERTY
Supreme Court Refuses to Per.
nit Sale of Line
Especial Dispatch TO The Call

SANTA CRUZ. Oct THE recent de-
cisfon handed down by Judge Smith
granting Receiver Edward White per-
mission to sell the property OF the
jacksonville transportation company on
the ground that it was perishable
stock has been reversed by the supreme
court, which granted ". J. Rodgers OF
San Jose a writ OF supersedeas prohib-
iting the execution of the order. The
decision of the court said that rail-
road can not by any stretch of the
imagination be considered pertshaole
stock.
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SunuIiea for the Nor.h

The steamer Queen sailed for Victoria Tuesday
with cargo consigned to the port of desfinafion
and to other British American cities valued at
$37 .645 and including the following:
144922 lbs dried fruit, 11S,442 lbs raisins. 429
onions 695 bales hay. 532 cs canned goods. 604
gals wine, 1.37S lbs candy. $40 lbs coffeeN
3.30 lbs chocolate, 2.125 lbs seeds los rolls
roonng. 81 bbls oils. IA rolls leather 4ofo lbs
brass. 692 bbls asphalt, 200 tins matches
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By United Wireless

friday, October 4
STEAMER ASUNCIoN-From Astoria for San
Francisco; Oct. 6. ?. M. latitude 40. longi-
tude 124; clear: northwest wind miles an
hour; Temperature 81; barometer 301S; expect
to arrive at San Francisco Oct. {, 2 p. m.
STEAMER MANIFESTATION Tahiti for San
Francisco Oct 6, p. M, 702 miles from San
Francisco lightship; moderaet north northeast
wind and swell; cloudy; barometer 80 o3; tenn
perature 66.
STEAMER CHEHALIS-From San Francisco for
Aberdeen; Oct. g. $50 p. M. 90 miles south
of Northwest Seal rocks light northwest wind
and smooth: all well.
STEAMER RosEcRANsmFrom Monterey for
Nome; Oct. g. p. M, 700 miles north of Cape
Flattery; all we'll.
STEAMER GovERNoR-From San Diego for
San Francisco; Oct. Z, 25 miles south of pigeon
point expect to arrive at San Francisco about
4 p m.
STEAMER CALIToRNIA-s p. M, 38 miles
north Of Point Arena; light northwest wind and
sea; hazy; barometer 3O.15.
STEAMER ATLAs-6:45 p. M, of Pigeon point:
clear; light northwest wind; smooth sea; tenn
perature 81
STEAMER ARGYLL-Left olema p. M; all
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10 and 500 in ton LOTS jobbIng. $3.50; corn
meal. $3e@37; cracked corn. S36@S7; alfalfa
meal carload lots SIT, jobbing SIS; red star al
faifa meal S17 in car lots and SIS jobblng: Mo
desto alfalfa meal Sl6.50 in car lots and SIT Job
bing; Stockton mealfalfaf ST. in car lots and SIS
jobbing; Caproco oilcake meal. S1650 per ton;
calfalfa. s1s in car lots and $50 jobbing
Hay-Ordinary wheat. S9Gl2.50; choice, $13q
IA: wheat and oat $9@1250; tame oat. seq
12.50: volunteer wild oat. STd9; alfalfa, 81 Gl3;
stock hay, $5@6.50 per ton.
Straw-S5 @60c per bale.
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POULTRYMAN FAILS IN
ATTEMPT AT SUICIDE
Drinks Lysol and Slashes His
Wrists With Razor
IcA.-;nI li.nnfch 40 The CnIll

PETALUMA. Oct. 7.@E. c.. Sfrotte.
poultryman residing in the Wilson dis
trict. tried to kill himself today by
drinking lysol and slashing his wrists
with a razor. a1-
He was found in an-uIf fonscious con-
dition in an outhouse, tad physicians
worked almost half a day before being
able to pronounce him out OF danger.
Sicotte, who is So years old, Is the
scion of a wealthy German family He
is said to have run through large for
tune 1.,s
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New York Produce

NEW YORK, Oct. 7.-Hops-Stesdy.
Hioes-Flrm-
PetrOleum-Steady.
Wool-Quiet.
Raw Sugar-Steady. Muscovado. 3.45@3.50c
centrifugal. 3.9564c; molasses, 3.2063.25c. Re
fned-Steady.
cofee-Clesed steady at a net decline Of ga
10 points. Sales. 260 900 bags. October, S-s0c;
November and December. sS5c; January, S.s7c;
February, SS9c: March. S91c; April, s.92c; +;
May, s.94e: June, s.95c; July. s.96e; August,
s.e7c: September: s-esc. Spot coTeeastesdyy;
coffee-Steady. Cordoya. liz 013a4c
Butter-Steady- unchanged.
Cheese-Steady. unchanged.
Eggs-Steady, unchanged.
DRIED FRUITS
ETaporated Apples = Quiet and unchanged.
Spot fancy. Ioc; choice. s& @sAc; prime. So
S%c; common TO fair. 6Q7Zc.
Prunes-Easy for larger Sizes firm for smaller,
at 5G9hc for CALIFORNIA; up TO 30-40s and ~ a
eye for Oregons from Cos to 2os
oApricots-Barely steady; quiet. Choice 11a4 a
12c; extra choice, 1215 Gl3c; fancy. 1871 914c.
Peaches-Dull, easy. Choice. 7@715c; extra
choice. sGs15c; fancy, Sh@9c.
Raisins-Dull. unsettled. Loose muscatels 81
acc for and crown; choice to fancy seeded.
65zdSc; seedless, 5@6c; London layers, S1-20@
80.
The San Francisco call., 1910-10-08

A branch Of the United States hydrorrapbic
office located In the Merchants Exchange is
maintained in San Francisco for the benefit Of
rnariners without regard to nationality ana fra
of expense. Navigators are cordially Invited to
visit the office, where complete sets OF charts
and sailing directions Of the world are kent At
hand for comparison and reference and the
latest information can always be obtained re-
garding lights. dangers to navigation and mat
ters of interest to ocean commerce
]. G. BURNETT,
Lieutenant. U. S. N. in charge
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WEDNESDAY, oCToBER IL. 1910.

warm; light north wind changing to south.
San Joaquin val1ey-Fair Saturday. continued
warm; light north winds
California. soath OF the Tehachtpf-Far sat
urday. moderately warm; light north wlnd
changing TO west.
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Hnv ,nd Eeed,tur.

The best oat descriptions of hay are again
slightly higher. The bulk of the good hay on
the market is selling at about s10@12.50 per ton
Brsn-$29@31 per ton.
Middlings-S34d36 per ton.
Shorts-S30d32 per ton
Feedstu6s-Rolled barley. $22@23; rolled
oats for feed. $29@3I; mixed feed. S25626 for
average lots: linseed oflcake meal. 20 tons $40
10 toss $4,000. tons SAL. smaller lots 81. so:
cocoanut cake meal at mills, S25 50 in 20 and
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TWO STEAMERS TO
SAIL FOR HAWAII
Matson Liners Hilonian and En-
terprise to Leave at Same
Hour Today
HE Matson Naviga

HE Matson Naviga-
tion company will
dispatch two steam
ers today for the
Hawaiian islands.
7 h e E n t e r prise,
G q p t a | n j. 0.
Youngren, will leave
for Hilo and the
Hilonian, Captain o.
Fredrickson W i'll
take its departure
for Honolulu. Both
vessels will sail at
noon from pier 3S.
The Enterprise, on
account of the large
amount of combus-
tible cargo included
in it's freight, will
carry no passengers,
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NEWS OF THE OCEAN
Tonnnre Enrarem.nt.

The schooner II D. Foster is engaged for linn
Der from Puget sound Columbia river to New
Zealand at 36s Sd, and the schooner Athena is
under charter for the same business from tbe
sound to Santa Rosalia.
The British steamer volney. at Honolulu. will
sail In ballast to Newcastle, N. S. w.
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New York MetnI Market

NEW YORK Oct. standard copper, quiet
Spot October. November and December. 1220@
Il. 30c. London. easy. Spot, f56 3s Cd; futures
EST Custom house returns show exports OF 4 $50
tons so far this month. Lake copper, u 62l2 a
u S71ac: eectroiytic, II. .50@12-l casting.
Il. 250 Il. Soc.
Tin, unsettled. Spot se@37c: October, 35. 50
a 81. sOc: November, 35.05 @35.25 December
g.. .65 a s.. 25c. London, quiet. Spot, f161 15s
Lead. quiet at 44oa455c New York and
422l1 d4.271ac East ST. Louis. London, spot
fl2 It's Cd
Speiter. quiet at 55o@5 soc New York and
53I1 "a .421ac East st. Louis. London. spot,
f22 I5s.
Iron-CleveIant warrants, 49s Cd in London.
Locally iron was quiet. No. l foundry northern
and No. | foundry southern and No. 1 foundry
southern soft s15.75@16.25; No. foundry
northern S15d 16.
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LABoRER KILLS HIMsELFAw. Hins. Ia
borer GO years OF age. committed snieide =
shooting himself yesterday afternoon N ms
sick for several years -~Jtfs ifrN
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Cheese-Steady. unchanged.
Eggs-Steady, unchanged.
Chicago Dairy Produce Market

CHICAGO. Oct 7.-Butter-Steady; creamer
les. 24@2Sc: dsries, 23@27c. Eggs5Steady
receipts 5.o33 cases at mark, included
1S1z G211zc: hrstss 23c; prime hrsts, 25c. Cheese
Young Americas, 1910; longhorns, 1910.
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COMMERCIAL NEWS

ssesoy; 90 hrsts, 15c, steady; do seconds
y 1sc STEADY; fancy Young Americas 1910,
nrm; 90 hrsts, i55zc. firm; Oregon hats l6iac,
I'm; NSllfornia storage fats l5e. STEADY; Wis
consln Daisies. lSe steady
Esgs-Caiifornia fresh, per dozen. cases In
The San Francisco call., 1910-10-08
Ct I,oui, Wool MarI1k

ST LOUIS Oct. 7.-Market unch4hged Me-
6ium grades combng and clothing. 23@24c; Hight
fine I9@21c; heavy fine, 13@11c; tub washed,
25G33c.
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Memn-anda

The body of Andrew Dentone, the fisherman
who was drowned on Sonoma flats. was found
this morning by his brother in law, Torzio Bat
ABERDEEN Oct 7-Steamer Mayfair. from
San Francisco Sept. 80 for Willapa harbor. was
towed into Grays Harbor late last night by tug
up OF 'Willapa harbor in distress; now at Lind
stronn's shpyard.
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Weather Report

United States department Of agriculture
Weather bureau. San Francisco. Oct .. 1910.
The San Francisco call., 1910-10-08

SAVANNAH Oct. 7.-Turpentine-Firm at
75A @75hc. Sales, $50; receipts, 52S; ship
ments 295; stocks, 17,073.
Rosin--F:rm. Sales 1886; receipts, 1,71o;
shipments. :. .as7; STOCKS s. BAL ,0 Quote; ;. B.
Sc. 35 as 40; II, Sc. 40d6.45; I. $3.50; K, $6.65;
VI, se.s5; N $780, VIC. 81; WV. S7.05.
The San Francisco call., 1910-10-08
Portland Butter Market
Egg Market in Nearby Counties
| Special Dispatch 10 The Call

tOh LAM, Oct. 7.-Butter-City creamery
cubes S5gSee; prints, sT@sT I5c; store, 23@24c.
The San Francisco call., 1910-10-08
MOVEMENTS OF STEAMERS

TO ART
The San Francisco call., 1910-10-08

IA feet In south chan
mel; IL feet in old
channel.
....
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HYDRoGRAPHIc OFFICE
Depth at mean low water, entrance to harhor
PLACE | TT. Date Remarks
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-09-22
nIsTRICr COURT NOTES.

In the Third district court ycster-
day Virginia Frick filed suit for divorce
against Joseph Frick, alleging deser-
ton and non-support, They were mar
red In Price, Carbon county July 49,.
1909
Anna Haddocl filed yesterday In the
probate division OF the Third district
court petition for letters OF admins
tration In the estate Of Benjamin j.
Haddock. who left real property of the
value OF 1920, upon which there Is
mortgage of $500.
Judge Morse dismissed on the ground
Of no cause OF action the case of
George Leslie, by his guardian, Han
nah X Leslie. against r. Yosuda and
;. kataka, the action having been for
the recovery OF $1,000 brought follow
Ing an assault alleged TO have been
made upon the plaintiff by the defend
ants. both OF whom are Japanese.
Harry Walter pleaded guilty In Judge
Lewis's court yesterday 10 the charge
Of burglary I'm the second degree. waiv-
ing time for passing Of sentence. He
was sentenced to serve one year in
the state prison.
Tho Utah Savings & Trust company
II suing James A Wallace and sew
era others in the district court to
quiet title to property In lot s. block
?. plat !, Salt Lake City survey.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-09-22
INTERESTING EXPLANATION.

Chicago, Sept 21.-The remarkable
financial returns of the Chicago AZ
Northwestern railroad during the last
10 years were brought out today in the
rate hearing before the interstate com
merCe commission by attorneys for the
shippers who are fighting an Increase
OF freight rates. The witness of the
day was w. A. Gardner. vice president
I'm charge Of operation and maintenance
OF the road.
His testimony, elected by cross -ex-
animation by Atty Frank Lyon for the
commission, was, In short, that the
company thought itself entitled to raise
freight charges in spite of the fact
that In 10 years II had returned to it's
stockholders in direct dividends and in
unappropriated surplus more than the
amount Of capital stock
The witness also controverted testi-
mony of Illinois Central officials previ-
ously, that the increase in cost OF opera
ton and maintenance was in large
measure due to higher cost OF materials
Mr.. Gardeners opinion was that the in
crease in cost of labor. and the restric-
ton put upon workmen by recent in
dependence through unions and similar
associations, were the largest factor In
cutting down net profits.
Mr.. Gardner did agree, however, with
the other railroad officials who have
testified, that railroad ought to be
permitted to charge shippers enough to
pay dividends. fixed charges. cost OF
operation and maintenance. and in ad-
dillon To return a substantial yearly
surplus He likewise believed this should
be expended in additional or improved
property. and should be given a suit
able interest or dividend from the earn
ings.
"The Northwestern line will not go
into bankruptcy next year. or the year
after. or the one after that. unless IL
now raises rates." said Mr. Gardner
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-09-22
AR. BARNES As GUARDIAN.
Attorney General Named In Tentative
Agreement IN Brown Bradley Case.

Atty.-Gen. A. n. Barnes is named in
the tentative agreement as the guard
ian OF the children and executor In the
handling OF the Sl2.5cO which win be
given by the Brown estate In settlement
of the figh; made against the will by
Mrs. Annie NJ Bradley None OF the
money can be expended without his
approval.
Those representing the estate Of for
mer United states senator Arthur
Brown took the stand that the money
should not be placed In the hands OF
Mrs. Bradley for the care Of the two
children, Arthur and Martin Mont
gomery, children OF the former senator
by Mrs Bradley. The tentative agree
ment Is binding until the final agree
ment Is entered into.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-09-22
sold uoss" BAGGAGE SALE.
Auction of Unclaimed Goods to bC
Held In October.

An "old boss" baggage sale will be
held at the baggage department Of the
oregon Short Line on October 5.
during which all the unclaimed suit
cases trunks, and packages OF
various descriptions unclaimed by the
individuals to whom they were adj
dressed will be sold at auction. The
sale will be under the direction of
George l.. Alley general baggage
agent OF the Short Line. X. A, Andrews
officiating as auctioneer
The mass of unclaimed baggage
comprises the accommodations OF two
years, from all points on the Oregon
snort Line In Utah, Idaho, Montana,
and oregon. and from points in
Nevada and California on the
Southern Pacific under the jurlsdic-
ton OF the Short Line. IL has been
the custom OF the road To hold an
nual sales for clearing up this class of
material, but on account OF the rush
of business incident to the handling
of the Grand Army encampment
business last year, no "Old hoss' sale
was held.
The sale viii commence at 9 O'Clock
on the morning OF Wednesday. oct
3, and will continue each day until
the whole lot T. disposed Of Among
the articles OF baggage and personal ef-
fccts to be sold are the following;
Canvas finished trunks marked John
Bethel. Parks Seelcy. n. :. Hopkins
Mont Hunter. Geo. Suitees, W Pot
ter, Jesse Vernon. zinc trunks mark
ed Ray sac. J &. Williams, Mrs. l.
Williams, Mrs. Sara Carlson, Harry
Fenis. j. T., Thompson. John Ferry;
sample trunk marked ]. II. West:
box marked Vcgo Brio.
Also the following articles not mark
ed: 9SS bundles sacks. tents and
ngrEaHpg liza suit cases & NuIfaaas
i73 telescopes. 10 baskets; sample
cases; baby cabs: IS umbrellas: 81
boxes: 32 canvas finished trunks: 80
zinc trunks; russell trunks, sample
trunks; 4 steamer trunks: tool
chests. wooden trunks: about three
or four hundred lost articles, viz.
shawls, books, hats. packages, over
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-09-22
SPIKE AND RAIL.

I'm additional umbrella shed Is to be
erected at the Rio Grande passenger
station in this city
Tie Rio Grandc Is In the market
FOR 1900 tons of steel rails
A. W. North. OF the legal depart
ment OF the oregon Short Line. has
written an article for the October
Sunset ON sunset in Idaho"
}. H. MandcrRcId. assistant general
freight and passenger agent OF the Salt
Lake Route. has returned from a fish
Ing trip to Bear river.
CHIEF Clerk &. X. smith of Mr.. Ban
crofts Office Is away on an Idaho trip.
Moving Troops--A compay OF gov
eminent troops is being transferred
from Walla Walla, Wash. to Boise
Ida. over the Oregon Short Line to-
day
Employees Trckking South Two
carloads OF employees from the Yellow
stone park. comprising managers,
chefs. cooks and walters from the park
eating houses, passed through Ogden
yesterday en- route for Los Angeles.
They alternate between the Yellow
stone in the summer and southern Cali
fornia In the winter season.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-09-22
COULDN'T PAY HIS RENT.
John II. Russell lAdjudged Bankrupt
In Federal Court.

John IL. Russell a baker was ad-
judged a bankrupt in the federal court
Wednesday. his principal liabilities be
ing rents amounting to S6,iOO due at ~
Main street, and rent ~ Sl.Os0, due at
37l Fourth avenue. The totakassets are
placed at Sl.is5, of which 500 is ex-
empt. The case Of Robert l., Henry, a
machinist of this city, was also ad .
Indicated. His liabilities are $6S2. as
sets. Sile.92 Also the following cases:
Orson Rasmussen, a solicitor; liabili-
ties, 5000: assets. s275, Mike Zugal. a
bartender of Tooele liabilities. S,Oi210;
assets. 81. OS4 20, Of which s767JO is ex-
oinpt: and the case Of George Hurt.
farmer of Hunter liabilities, si.jss.so,
with assets of $3.50.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-09-22
TAGGING SICK DUCKS.
Commissioner Chambers 10 Ascertain
III Fresh Water VIII Cure Them.

Fred w. Chambers state fish and game
commissioner. visited the New state Gun
club this afternoon 10 put tags on 70
sick ducks which the members of the
club claim will revive AS soon as they
are given fresh water. Mr.. Chambers Ia
anxious to ascertain that these ducks are
sick from drinking the polluted sewer
water. for IL such Is the case steps
can taken to abate the nuisance 7; Is
claimed by Jas EllerbecK ana offers
that 10 per cent OF the sick ducks can be
saved by placing them IN fresh water.
Mr. Chambegs received Il letter this
morning from fhe county game warden OF
Cache county informing hiin that there
are no sick ducks at Richmonc, Hyrum,
Smlthheld. Blacksmith Fork ard on the
Logan river.
The New state Gun club his n half
car OF lime on the club grcmndf and men
are daily pouring lime on the dead ducks
in order 10 abate the stencil ms far as
practicable.