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The Detroit times., 1910-07-23
NEW YoRK PROpUCE.

NEW YORK. July 22-Flour-ouiet
and nominal. oPrk-Steady: mess
s255Om26 Lard-Qulet; middle west.
sspot s1I.75@11.s5. sugar-Raw, nrm;
'centrifugals, ~ test, 4.36; muscoVado,
SO test. ass; refined. Arm; cutloaf 5s5
crushed SIS: powdered, $50: granu-
lated Sis Coffee--Rio, No. z, on the
spot. shaSsc. TaIlow--steady: city,
&c; country, 81 NC. Hay-st eady;
prime. sl22h; No. 3. TO No. l, CSC M
si20: clover and clover mixed. Doc q
SI05 Dressed poultry-Firm; turkeys,
is a 2Oc: chlx, isaac; fowls, l4m
ishc: ducks. 1sh a lsc.. Live poultry
FIRM; geese. lie; ducks. l4c: fowls
l7ml9c; turkeys. l0M14c; ROSTERS, lie.
Cheese-Steady; state milk, common TO
specials, 9hglsc skins common TO
specials, 5al2hc; full skins, "a gs = e:
Coffee options opened unchanged 10 .
points lower. Butter-Steady; receipts
s154: creamery, extras. &C; state
dairy, tubs 22G27c: imitation cream
ery firsts, 24g2 csc Eggs-Firm; re-
ceipts 1O.1SS: nearby white, fancy, 2sp
Slc; nearby mixed, fancy, 221 25c; fresh
frsts 1Sm2l &c.
The Detroit times., 1910-07-23

that there was no violation OF the
law. He also said he would allow no
rioting: that all persons, whether
strikebreakers or strikers, causing
trouble. would be arrested and prop
erly dealt with In the courts.
Strike Affects Paving.
The strike may cause postpone
ment OF the Highland Park paving.
Contractor MERCER says that he has
a shipment OF creosote blocks coming
over the Grand Trunk. and that the
consignment Is now three days late.
He will be obliged TO lay on 10 teams
and 60 men pending the arrival OF
the blocks.
The Detroit times., 1910-07-23
GRAIN AM, PROVISIONS

DETROIT. July 22.-Close The mar
ket is not acting well for the bulls In
fact. IL has been very difncult matter
TO get ahead recently by following
either side OF the deal strength In
the foreign markets has been ignored
and changes In tbs prices here have
been largely the FssCit OF speculation,
rathr than based on Ctual conditions
Tho bulls lose faith easily aud sell at n
loss when conditions are much In their
favor.
The bears believe bulIish conditions
in the northwest have been published
abroad TO such an extent that the price
now discounts all the injury while
little has been said about the bearish-
ness OF tn ewinter wheat crop. which
viii. from now on make itself felt by
heavy marketing movement sales
on Thursday were noe heavy but n
large movement II expected from now
on, with hedging sales that will make
buyers tired.
Wheat has gained much from the
The Detroit times., 1910-07-23
COPPER MARKET-cIose.

Ariz Coml ~ Ahmcek 100, Atlantic
GL Alloucz "a, Adventure 4ia, Boston
ELY 10, Butte Coal is. Cactus 2is Cal
Il Ariz 50L. Cal & Hecla I'll. Chino
II -, Cop Range CO.'S. DAILY West 6, Da-
Wis Daly IS. East Butte 6A, First Nat
SO, franklin gE. CRANKY 3lM Cir
ouN ga. Goldneld Cons 10, Greene
Can Z. Hancock 1914. Ind 1914 Inspir-
alton =. Isle Royale l5ia. Kerr Lake
~ Keweenaw "a, La Sale 9h. Lake
33A, Nov Cons 10, New Titan SIS. Nipsng
1914, North Butte 23is. Ohio Cop 1 90.
Osceola lis, Quincy 20, Raven i6 Bay
Cons II, shannon 9ih, Sup Il Boston 3.
Sup g. Pitts l0A, Utah Cons 81. U s
Smclt 30. do pr I6&. Victoria ga. WI
mona "a MolYerIne ZOE
The Detroit times., 1910-07-23
JOHN d. UNDER FIRE.
This Time II Is SaIoonkeeper--Sign
Offends OIL Magnate.

CLEVELAND, Ohio, July 22.-"This
is John DIS place. MONDAY lunch 10
cents, including soup"
Because this sign appeared in the
window OF John ID. Schnapp's saloon,
in the town where John ID. Rockefel.
Ter lives In summer time. Schnapp
must answer to a charge OF keeping
disorderly place.
Frank J. Marmain, friend Of the oil
magnate signed the affidavit and At
torney Frederick T. Beer, son OF the
late Circuit Judge Thomas Beer, OF
Bucyrus, will prosecute the charge.
Marmain says he'll see whether
John D's name shall be Haunted
shamelessly in front OF liquor house
and Beer says no beverage Of that
name shall be sold over the initials
that made Standard Oil so famous.
The Detroit times., 1910-07-23
FAMOUS MANUSCRIPT FOUND.
Il Is Story Of Tour9eneffs Love
Affair With Singer.

BOUGIVAL, France, July 22.-what
is thought to be a buried literary
treasure has just been brought to light
by the death OF Pauline Viardot, the
noted French singer. Among the
actress old papers was found a manu-;
script. which turns out to be Tour.
geneff's last novel. II was written by
the Russian novelist while he was Nv
ing at Bougival with Pauline Viardot
and is said TO be the story OF their
romance. The manuscript. according
to the noyelist's wishes. is not to be
published until ten years after the
death OF the actress. Those literary
men who have been allowed TO exam.
inc the manuscript declare II is one
of the greatest works OF the famous
writer.
The Detroit times., 1910-07-23
Markets and Finance

.trensth I'm corn. This was the case
on Thursday when wheat would haNe
declined. SO the bears argue had not
| the corr market supported IT, the
northwest was as dry as ever on fri
day. and heads are not filling well.
Every day OF dry weather now does
great deal in the way OF shortening
LIVERPOOL closed with an advance. but
| the American markets were weak all
day, closing 1 Nc OF for cash ana July
and lie OF TOR September and December.
Wheat quotatlons-Cash No. red,
s1.07h: July opened with a drop or lie
tember opened at sl.0ss. and declined
10 s1.0S; December opened at NlOh
and declined TO $40; No. white,
Coarse grain quotations: Corn---cash
No. 2, 6enc; No. yellow corn. 1 car
at ss6c; No. 8 yellow, csc.
osts-- sta ! car Ar at ashs' s sep
Rys5cssh No. /. 7se' August ''c'
keans.cs.hs ,asa; October sane
CIoverseed-Prime spot. $3.50; octo-
Der, 100 bags at $3.50: March, sI.60.
Timothy seed-Prime spot 40 bags
Receipts In the Detroit market Fri
day included 2 cars OF wheat. ! or corn
and S OF oats. Stocks are 1878 bu
OF wheat lio.s7s bu OF corn and lt'esS
Wheat receipts Frfday--Kansas City
500 cars. against ans a year ago. 81
Louis, 1900 bu against $4,000 bu'
Duluth and Minneapolis. 20l cars
against 1874: Winnipeg. III cars
against So.
Wheat exports this week-Argsntine
l,3s4. eco blu; India. l.52s. 900 bu.
Receipts OF wheat primary points
Friday. $1,000 bu; year ago, s6s.ooC
bu
Export. OF whost and flour Friday
1000 bu.
TOLEDO, o.. July 22.-Wheat--Cash.
July and Sept. sl.o7A; Dec. Sl.osis
Sept. CSC: Dec. eoc: May, S2Ac. Oats
Cash, 42lac: July, aye; Sept, 80 &c;
Dec. 40+c; May, 43c. Rye-No. z. &c;
No, 8. 74c; Cloverseed-Cash, Oct, Dec.
and March, $40. Alsike-Prime; $3.50:
Aug. s7.s5, Observation-Disclosures But
ter, eggs and hay. unchanged.
CHICAGO.
CHICAGO. July 22.--July wheat
opened at yesterdays closing price with
Sept. ac, and Dec. &C higher. All corn
Dec. sc lower. July oats opened at
yesterdays closing mark with sept
and Dec. &c lower. Provisions higher.
Noon-July wheat. &c lower. Sept.
NC lower and Dec. &c lower; July corn
nc higher. Sept. &c lower and Dec.
changed Sept and Dec. nc lower.
Close-Rains In the corn belt forced
down the price and other grains fell
In sympathy; July wheat bc, Sept. l a g
and Dec, NC lower. July corn Ac.
Sept. and Dec. i &c lower. July oats
&c, Sept. &c and Dec. 1ac lower. Pro-
The Detroit times., 1910-07-23
wsstern Rate Inereases suspended.

WASHINGTON. July 22.--The pro.
posed increased rates OF the western
trunk lines will be suspended until
Nov. 1 next. as the result or an agree.
ment reached today between Chair
man Knapp, OF the interstate com
Inerce commission, and Chairman w
b. Hoamer and dozen members oil
the western trunk lines committee
The terms Of the agreement are sim
liar TO those between the commission
and the eastern trunk lines announced
some time ago.
The Detroit times., 1910-07-23
GOT JEWELS ON LOAN.
Claim Of Mrs. Anna scholes, WhC
Lad Cana CAnlAn In e. 4 nuia

Claim Of Mrs. Anna Scholes, Who
Had Gems Stolen In st. Louis.
Mrs. Anna Scholes. the st. Louis
widow arrested here Wednesday with
$500 stolen brooch In her posses
sion. was taken back to the Mound
City at 5 o'clock Thursday afternoon.
She waived extradition
Mrs. Scholes expressed confidence
that she could establish her complete
Innocence in the matter. She declared
Thursday that the jewels were given
her by Joseph Lucas as security on a
loan she had advanced him
The police say the jewels were sent
on here and that Mrs. Scholes got
them at the postofIlce. II Mrs. j. c,
Jones prosecutes Lucas, II is alto
gether likely that Mrs. Scholes also
will be prosecuted.
The Detroit times., 1910-07-23
JoRBING PRICES.

s. G.s. ss.S: do sse f CANA Ss a1s
:Sdsed s sSrn rsss Sess. Man,
ards. 81: soaked, 5oSSOc. Salmon
s ssSs, ysi7S tar Aisss sS p max sil5 To-
mst toes. 4sVsoc; succotasn. AVllo per
doz 80 ~
FesS-Bran. ,2s: nne middlings, s27;
coarse middlings. s2S' . sgPsacxea orr 'S arm
a.; coarse spap $50 pe ems ssI va corn ana
Fiour--Michigan patents. in WOOD.
best; sSsi sS Srd elss SEQ per 5Si
rye oiln n VII iinseed. sac; boiled lin
seed. 93c; Diamond headlight Kerosene,
Crown ss sasoiine 1se per sal tarpentlns.
In barrel lots. CSC per gal.
Proyi.ions--Mess pork. s2s; family.
: smOSksd ha mssi1 Tx Si fa asy saltsd
briskets, 1910; shoulders. l4hc; picnic
hams. lsAc; bacon. 81 g22c; lard. In
''e NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. quo corrsetsd daily by
list for Detroit Delray. Crosse Pointe;
River Rouge: Crystal domi noes :ss.iiss:
e easts 's ssss: 2xNX Sowderea. ;sSs:
; ;sa coarse s Do ns si In ssso
do. s1ib cartons, $3.50: do. alb cartons.
cartons. sS.75: do, 25-ib cartons. 1855;
diamond A. $40: confectionery A.
1886; No. !, $3.50; No; 2 $50: No. Z.
1910; No. I, $685.; No. s. $3.50: No. 3,
$S2s: No. 10. $500: No II, s5.15: No.
IL $50; No. Is. $500; No. "a, y5:05;
No I5. S5O5; Michigan graduated.
1850: household powdered, lib car
tons, as to case, 1915 per case; house.
hold powdered, 5-lb cartons, Is 10 case.
The Detroit times., 1910-07-23
CONTROVERSIES per bu.
CnhbsEe--sI.5 so per Dbl.

seu"owestis@o pet .pu-
Cherrtes--s3. 5000 per bu.
Sarra.i.--cherry currents. $500
s',s per bn; common, ss,sog 90 per bns,
old. Use; York state, new. lsc; old. ~
IS y q isc; brick. ishQi7c; domestic
s s%ls s swiss aSsss6 s o Dsr i io
Drte.-Persian. s9se per Id: FardS
S0shc per Id.
Dressed Caives-Choice. IL q iihc per
Ftgs-Importef new. ll01+c per ID;
California. s5c peg box.
Fresb egetsbles-Cucumbers, hot
house house peer peer S SS!f SsaS S.s IS
proc per bu: radishes. round, loo per
doz: wax beans. si.76@2 per bu; pars-
ley, 2e02Sc doz; green beans n:eo y
toematoes. si.aS0fSS per i-basks,
crate, Acc per basket: water cress. rs
q 2Lc bu: turnips. soc blu; spinach. SEQ
zoe bu: green peas. si.2s per ou; young
Csiiiernis FruIts-Pears. ,siS per
plums. sl.50V2.2S per box; grapes. ,s7s
Geoseserrtes-,aSo per bu.
HSy-Detroit dealers are paying the
following prices for baled hay I'm car
ii!s.soa,s No. Ds'r ssnet no HS.ss5S
clover. mixed. SEQ 1850: rye straw.
S75oqs; wheat and oat straw. s6.50V
T. Loose nay from farmers WASOus Ch
the city markets ranged from $is0sz,
Hides-No. / cured hides. Sc; No. I
green hides. INC: No, 1 cured bulls. SCI
No. green bulls. SIC; No. cured wear
kip. Zoe: No. ! green veal KIP. &c:
No. cured murrain. Sc: No. 2 green
murrain. &c; No. l cured calf. lte; no
No Gale ,d ,ss S SS sS5ss s sieei
tsiiow. sMc; No. . taiiow. SAC: sheep
skin. an to amount wool. sogeoc: No.
2 hides. lie on: No. : kip. calf I've on.
Honey-Fancy white. 1s@11c: amber.
~ q lac: extracted. 1850 per Id.
HuckIeberries-s3@ S,25 per bu.
Lemons--California. SIms per oox'
Messinas. S6.S04T per box
Iimes--St a Las per 700.
Melous-Rocky Fords. $54b.oo case;
watermelons 25440c each.
Mushrooms 20 soc per Id.
Onions-Egyptians. $40 per sack;
Oranges-California Valeneias, s3'ie
Pinenppies-FIorida s3.506t crate.
Peacbes-6-basket crates, S.76 4IOV:
gSs5'
Pear.-southern s4Q45o per Dbl.
Potntoes--New southern, $l.s5 % per
Poultry-Broiiers. 1s41she; hens.
|l4@14hc: old roosters, SOLOS; ducks
$50 lee; geese, lie: turkeys. l74lsc 10.
Raspberries--Red. siQ4.25 per ou;
black, sl7sg2 per i6-qt case. -
. Tailow--No. 1. SIC; NO. 4 10;
wooi-Medium 1nwashsd HVzle'
The Detroit times., 1910-07-23
TOSSED BY FURIOUS eILL.

{ BOYNE CITY. Mich, July "a
Especial. James Bird, a dairyman,
was badly injured internally by a bull
yesterday afternoon. The animal
made an attack on another farmland
this morning. He has been killed.
The Detroit times., 1910-07-23
NEW YnRK sTOCk LETTER.

New Nork--TheTs was a noticeable
weakness In Northwestern rails this
morning Canadian Pacific selling 3
POINTS lower and common 4 points. This
naturally affected the general list. and
declines were general, extending from
refund fractions TO points or more.
Anal Copper neld at yesterdays clos
ing price. Notwithstanding the general
weakness. Trading was fairly active
with sales TO aeon OF $4,000 shares.
The Detroit times., 1910-07-23

The Socialist party VIII conduct \
special campaign OF organization In
the southern states. Negroes as we'll
~ white people will be Included, as
the party advocates full industrial and
DoIiticaI. equality for ali races.
The Detroit times., 1910-07-23
LIVE STOCK
EAST BUFFALO-OpenInx.
Dunning Il stevens Live stock Repor

Dunning q stevens Live stock Report.
EAST BUFFALO, ". Y. July 22.--
Cattle-Receipts 5 cars. dull.
Best 1850 To 800 pound steers. S7.75
steers. s0sa 5ss, t. Zoo '; 10 1soc
dunn butcher steers. 1000 to LOO
SSsrsds Seas Sss9 ssi ea sn. ss!shs5 fat
TO good cows. s4.25Q475; common to
medium, do ss.a3.75;. best fat heifers.
% Gs:5o; good Cat heifers: $50 $50; fair
t3:50q2.75: best feeding steers. $500
st9,ekers. an grades: ,a.5O9s.55; best
40: light thin bulls, sS.5oQ4; best
mixers and springers. $5046o each;
common to good. do. $50 Q40.
The good cows were S2m3 higher to-
day; common cows, steady.
hsaSya ,s;sS@5; mediums, a, $3.50" ' YGFE
ers, $3.50 US4O; pigs, 1915.
Sheep and Lambs-Receipts cars.
strong; best lambs, S7.50Q775; year
iinEs, s5a6; wethers. S5g5.25; ewes.
Caives-;5.5odl125.
EAST BUFFALO-CIose.
EAST BUFFALO. n. Y. July 22.-
The market closed with the following
changes: Cattle-Receipts so, duh and
steady; prime steers, s7.5Oas: butcher
grades, $SW725. Calves--Receipts 200.
81 per 100 cwt. higher; common 20
choice, seq11.25. shee. emo lambs
Receipts 600. active, 25c higher. choice
lambs. $7.504775; Gull to fair, s3.5OD
I.2s; yearlings. sG1625; sheep. 50 10
5.25. Hogs-Receipts 2, t65. active. high
er; workers.. $40 q $50; pigs, 1856;
mixed. $sm sos; heavies. sSs5a9;
CHICAGO.
CHICAGO, July 22.--Hogs-Receipts
10000. loo higher; light. SS7Oq9IO;
mixed, $3.50 y S.95; heavy sSdS75:
rough. sos $40, pigs, ss.75asl0 Cattle
Receipts $500, steady. beeves. 500
$40, Texans. s3.60@5I0: western. S.
@6.70; stockers and feeders. $3.50
$40, cows and heiters, S2.55H6.G5.
calves, f675QS.75. Sheep and Lambs
RECEIPTS $4,000. strong: native. s2.6OcD
4.25 western. S250m4.25; lambs ma
tive. $4,000 I40; western. s4.5Oa7.5O.
CLEVELAND.
CLEVELAND. O., July 22.--Hogs-
Receipts. 1900; higher: heavies, SS.75.
ynrkers, t9.15. pigs ana lights, $40
Cattle--RGecipts. 4 cars, steady. sheep
and lambs--Receipts . cars. higher:
lambs, S1.15 top; sheep. 50 top. Calves
Receipts. 200 head: $40 top
The Detroit times., 1910-07-23
BUSINESS BRIEFS.

A building permit has been issued 10
dence on watson-st between John X.
and Brush The cost will be $4,000.
The owner Is Thomas @. Hollinger.
Another sale OF woodward-aye.
property to David Stott has been put
through. This is the land on the north
west corner OF Woodward and For
Remick The lot has a frontage OF 80
feet on Woodward and 100 feet on For
est The price Is said TO be In the
neighborhood OF. $4,000.
The sale OF 1O-acre tract OF subur-
ban property soon 10 be put on the
market In building lots. has been an
nounced The land is situated on the
rorth side OF Jefferson between 81.
Clair-ave. and Rlvard blvd, In the VII
rage OF Crosse Pointc. The purchas-
ers are John II. TigChon, L. ;. Trow-
bridge and X. y. Harmon, who buy
from Mrs. Henry Lodewyck and Paul
Rivard
The report OF the comptroller of cur
rency on the condition Of the national
tanks shows big increase In loans.
according to- the figures handed In by
them Tie increase was 1894 .27b,6IO.
The increase In deposits was S3SS.63s, :
GIG The total resources Increased
SI24S92,O33. The Increase in loans II
said To be due to the increasing specu-
iatiou In Western lands and the call
fni money 20 put into the development
OF the farming districts. The figures
were taken June 30 and include :. l45
national banks. an increase OF 2l9 over
the number June % last year.
The Detroit times., 1910-07-23
BUTTER AND EGGS

Butter--Creameries. extras, 2sc 10:
nrsts. 27c; dairy butter. 2zc; packihs
stock, 2lc per ID.
EgEs-Fresh current receipts: cases
included. lZMc per dozen. Receipts on
Friday 17e cases.
The Detroit times., 1910-07-23
Grand Trunk Strike


Mr.. Curtis declared that the trainmen
will not arbitrate the matter at all,
that they are In the fight to get the
pay demanded, and Will stay out unui
they get IL.
The Detroit times., 1910-07-23
CHICAGO PRODUCE

CHICAGO. July 22.-Butter-Extras.
csc: frsts, 25c: extras, zee; flrsts, 24c.
| Eggs--Prime frsts. tic; nrsts, loo.
! Cheese--Twins l54l5hc; young Amer
! icas 15Iz al6c Live poultry-Fowis.
| l4Is 4l5c; ducks, l3c. geese. sQl0e.
The Detroit times., 1910-07-23
PRODUCE

Commission men had but few price
conditions remain about as formerly
The poultry market seems to be d
trtfie hrmer. more especially for fowl.
as receipts run so largely to broilers
that the demand is more than filled.
Eggs are little easy I'm tone, but
otherwise farm produce Is I'm a very
steady position. Huckleberries are
quite plentiful, but aside from this the
berry supply has been seriously cur
tailed by the dry weather. and the
market Is Corrcspondingly flrm.
AppIes--New. si.75 per hamper. $3.50
dp6 per hbl
Bananas--Good shipping stock. si50
0f2SO according to quality.
Reuns-Dried Lima. sac per 10.
BIackberries-Lawto S3.7544 per
tu
Cciery--Home- grown. 4oe0,i don:
The Detroit times., 1910-07-23

Busiue---lIkr PrintInE. No fuss ana
10 feathers. The plain. neat kind that
looks right. Ttmes Printing Co. 10
John R.-st. Main 1925. or City 3Ssk
The Detroit times., 1910-07-23
Windsor Ladies rag Geo. M. Hendrie

Windsor society ladies' invaded the
Windsor race track Thursday after
noon and tagged" everybody in sigst
for the benefit of the Windsor Tuber.
.culosis hospital building fund, their
efforts resulting in about $500 being
added to the fund Permission 10 so
licit funds at the track was given the
ladies by the racing association. and
one OF the first persons tagged was
George NJ. Hendrie, who paid $50 for
his tag.
The Detroit times., 1910-07-23

Banlx and Trust Co.'S.
Official quotations. Detroit Brokers'
The Detroit times., 1910-07-23
BOSTON COPPER.

Reported for The Times by Hayden.
Stone q Co, ll6-l1S Griswold-st.
OnAu High Inv Mon
The Detroit times., 1910-07-23
Io Suppress RIotInq.

Police Commissioner Croul was
waited on by a committee from the
Federation OF Labor and a number OF
strikers, Thursday afternoon. who re-
quested him TO prevent strikebreakers
from being armed. The commissioner
told the committee that the Grand
Trunk had a large number OF special
officers doing duty, and that they were
permitted by law TO carry revolvers.
but he assured the compliments that
he would do all In his power to see
The Wrangell sentinel. (Wrangell, Alaska) 1909-current, 1910-08-18
Accident To Catherine n.

1t looks as though the cannery
tender Catherine NJ, of the Pillar
Bay Packing Co., will be out of
the running for the balance of the
season. Her boiler tubes started
to leak last week and the boat was
sent to Petersburg for repairs.
While the boiler was being cooled
off, preparatory to the repairs be-
ing made, the crown sheet cracked
filling the engine room with steam,
and there is little hope that repairs
can be made in time to get the
boat back into commission again
this season,
The Wrangell sentinel. (Wrangell, Alaska) 1909-current, 1910-08-18
Election Returns Thus Far

For some reason the complete re-
turns of the recent election are We
ry slow in coming in. Thus far
they have arrived from Juneau,
Douglas, Treadwell, Nevada creek,
Silver Bow Basin, ketchikan, Dol
omi, Loring, Skagway, Haines,
Sitka, Petersburg, Valdezj Fair
banks, Miles Glacier, Fort Glib
bon. Nome, Cordova, Eyak, Chit
ina, katalla, Suffers Seward, Sha-
kan, Girdwood, Lake, knik, Cop
per Creek, Eagle; Gypsum, and
some of the smaller precincts, the
total vote, according to the Juneau
Dispatch being $3.50. Of these
Wickersham received 2o75, Orr
1883 and O'Connor 81. There
are probably L 500 votes still to be
heard from, but there is no lrkeli-
hood that the proportion will be
changed, SO that it is conservative
to figure that Understands plural
ity over Orr will be at least $50
less than that of two years ago.
The Wrangell sentinel. (Wrangell, Alaska) 1909-current, 1910-08-18
District Court News


Judge Lyons has ANNOUNCED his
intention to convene the District
court eafiy in September SO that
action on saiooh licenses now pend
ing may be takeh. After dispos-
ing of thess matters; court will
adjourn until sarly in October,
when The Ketchikan term will be
held. AT that time any Bind overs
from this locality will be taken up
for trial:
The Wrangell sentinel. (Wrangell, Alaska) 1909-current, 1910-08-18
Leaves For The Skeena

After completing her three trips
up the river to Telegraph Greek in
record time, the steamer Port
Simpson left for the Skeena 8fver
last Saturday. In the three TRIPS
she carried close to three hundred
tons of goods 10 Telegraph,A SO
that the shelves of the stores there,
so empty a month ago, are now
full to OVERLOOKING. Capt. Jack
man and Purser Patmore are both
efficient officers, and the expressed
wish Of the people Of the town here
who came in contact with the
steamer folk is that they may res
return next season. when. it Is re-
ported, the vessel will rsmain on
the run the entife season.
The Wrangell sentinel. (Wrangell, Alaska) 1909-current, 1910-08-18
A Deplorable Accident

While playing on the platform
of Tom Cases woodshed last FRI
day, Buster" Grant stepped on a
loose board which turned with him,
and he fell 10 the beach below, a
distance of fully twelve feet. The
impact of the fall stunned him for
time, and Deputy Marshall Hood
who happened to be passing jump
ed down to the beach and carried
him from there to DR., Shurick's
office. An examination revealed
the fact that he had fractured one
of the bones of the left forearm,
besides smashing the elbow Joint.
DR.. Shurick assisted by DR.. Dawes
dressed the injury, and the little
fellow has since been confined to
his room: This is the second time
that he has broken this ATM the
first beii}g when he was two ysars
old. Late reports have it that the
youngstef is progressing as we'll
as can be expected.
The Wrangell sentinel. (Wrangell, Alaska) 1909-current, 1910-08-18
Finishes Assessment Work

Capt: Ed. Miller, who came
north a month or SO ago to preform
the assessment work on his Ham
Island marbts properties, was a
passenger soath OH the Humboldt,
having completed the necessary
amotnt IF work for the current
year:
The Wrangell sentinel. (Wrangell, Alaska) 1909-current, 1910-08-18

Mrs. ]. E. Worden and family
were passehgets home on the
Humboldt, after a pleasant visit
with relatives III the south.