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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-11-09
MARKET is MEAIlEN.
little Interest Shown IL Stocks on
Local Exchange.

= b. Fl T. n e.
Local Exchange.
Trading on the local stock exchange
3th;g morning was dull and strasgleS,
Rut little interest was taken III me
trading. Apparently trading has not
settled down after the election ana
the public has stayed away to look
nftcr' its election bets. There was n
General wcakness noticeable this
morning. especially IN the more active
securities. Black Jack was little
stronger, but Colorado slipped TO ~
iconts, Columbus Consolidated, which
has been quite lifeless for several
weeks WAS disposed Of at 80 cents,
iron Blossom seems to have reached
5bottom for short stand at 70 cents,
NAV Day, Ohio Copper and Sioux
Consolidated We're lower, Uncle sam
showed considerable strength, selling
at AS and 40 cents.
The total number Of shares Of stock
disposed Of this morning was 22aO0,
white the amount represented by these
transactions was s4.3Sl.
=, on the curb market thcre was but
little of interest. The sales were:
4 900 shares OF, Open at In cents;
200 at II: 1000 shares of Alta-Hccla
mt ! 0 cents.
Another sale was 1000 shares of
Tintic Standard at cents.
FORENOON QUOTATIONS.
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jailed ron TRUNK THEFT.

Herbert Stagysc and j.. T. Singleton,
the two men who stole a trunk belong
inf to Miss Evelyn Smith some weeks
ago, were sentenced to go and 40 days
in the county jail respectively by Judge
Whitaker today. The men found n
baggage check belonging to Miss Smith
and going to the depot secured her
trunk and took it to their room. They
we're arrested us they We're about to
sell some of the contents. Today they
pleaded guilty to petit larceny. Miss
Smith was allowed to take her trunk
today after being deprived of 1t for all
the time the case was pending.
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Average monthly production !. ,7sl ,6tl

1.-THE decrease in OUTPUT Is due In
part to the decrease in Tonnage pre-
viously mentioned resulting from the
+ closing down OF the CopEertoE mill dur
ing Il time when the other plants wern
4 in tho process of construction, and be-
fore thay were prepared to accommo-
date all of The tonnage that vas pro-
5viously milled at copperton The most
important factor In the decrease in pro-
tduc.iou. how ever, was that of the lower
grade ore banded. The average cor-
per contents of all the ore inilled for
the quarter was 15 per cent and the
grade for the month of September was
Y only IA per cent.
The net profits from mining
and milling operations
were ......, observation-disclosures 94S,025.55
Additional income from
rents and miscellaneous
resources in Utah. ........ 12,2lo.o4
Income from Nevada Con-
solidated Copper company
dividends 1888. ......... 81 40. 80
Total net profit for quar-
ter .............. 81, 329, 966.ss
Dividends paid ........... los, $50, so
Net surplus for quarters l6l,oA.3s
EARNINGS.
! & q O. u . . . . .aH . . H
These earnings are computed on a
basis of l2ia cents per pound for cop
per. At the close of the quarter no
| copper due for delivery from renneries
| remained unsold,
''rhe average cost per pound OF tho
! net copper produced, after smelter de-
| auctions We're made. was S.23 cents per
pound, as compared with 7.53 cents per
| pound for the preceding quarter. This
! difference Is accounted for entirely by
the treatment of n decreased tonnage
OF lower grade ore, as previously cS-
] planned.
! "Of the total ore produced during
| the quarter. about SO per cent came
| from surface steam shovel mining and
| II per cent from underground. It Is
| and. will be necessary to continue UNI
foreground mining for some time to
come In the area acquired from the
| Boston Consolidated company until tho
surface OF that territory can be sur
ncicntly5 stripped to admit OF So
| curing ore from 1t by the steam
| shovel method. No steam shovel ore
has as yet been produced from Bos-
ton Consolidated ground since its ac-
| QUESTION, but four shovels are now on
gagged In stripping portions of that
territory and preparations are being
made to start three more. The total
number of shovcls engaged on the on
tire property at this time In mining
and stripping Is II. so that the three
| new STRIPPING shoves on E Boston
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LACKEY ALLOWED 70 co.

T. f. Lackey. the Albion. Ida.
Lothario. who was arrested here some
weeks ago in company with Mile
Twitchell. also from that place, and
who was charged with a statutory
crime against the girl, was today re-
leased from custody and the case al,
lowed to go indefinitely. The father
of the Twitchell girl was present this
morning to press the charge against
Lackey, but as his daughter was sick,
and the case had been continued again
and again. for the state, Judge Whit
aker released the young man on his
own recognizance. The probabilities
are that it will never be brought to
trial again.
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ToDAY's MONEY MARKET.

New York, Nov. s.---Nroney4 on call.
315@3N per cent; ruling rate. Az per
cent; closing bid, 31s per cent; offered
at sh per cent.
Time loans firm: for go and 90 days,
l6@5A per cent; for six months. t4%@
s per cent. He IN
Prime mercantile paper, 51s to g per
cent; sterling exchange firm with act
sual business n,bankers'6 bills at 4$4.S1.6O
8@s4.Sl70 for 60-day bills and Mt s4.s5.75
for demand. Commercial bllis%s441
% Vs.. "a p
Bar silver 55M cents. 4
Mexican dollars AZ cents. ~ u A An W VA
W. Government bonds steady; railroads
Irregular Rs y X u. 81
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LIVE STOCK.
CHICAGO.

g. . s.
Chicago Nov. -cattle-Receipts. es-
timatcd at 5000: market weak to shade
lower. Beeves, 4.5OdD7.55: Texas steers,
4.1oa5.6O: western steers =. loM6. IS: stock stock
ers and feeders q e :" : and heif
Hogs-Receipts, estimated at 5000:
market 1oc. lower than yesterdays aver
age Light 7,Sas9S; m1x ssa Iso9 o
TO Choice Seasy 7S Ss pigs. issaSS
bulk OF sales, T75@S.05.
Sheep--Receipts. estimated at 5000:
market weak to ioc. lower: Native. 2;s0dp
$40: lambs. native, i.7od GO; western,
475dp6,S.
OMAHA.
omaha. Nov. .--Cattle-Receipts. G600:
market steady: strong. Native - steers
4.25II.25; cows and heifers. 3,o0dpb 3;
heifers. o.9T4.eo: Gamers. 2.70as. 40;
stockers and feeders, !. 225di5 40: calves, 3.1
a7.25; bulls. stays. etc, 1905. rs.
er Heavy @ mixed. -Ss i Tso
Hight, s.0oGfs.so; pigs. I.0pds.0o: bulk. 40
Gcr $50.
sheep-Resein,s: :l'o9o; market al stsady
. ,sa4.@: ewes, a.ooaa.5o; lambs, 4.5o@
49, KANSAS CITY.
Kansas City. Nov. .-Cnttle--Receipts.
1900: market steady to 1oc. lower. Native
steers. 5.Vod7.25: native cows and heifers.
2. ,5fl6.25; stockers and feeders, $50 6b25;
bulls, 3.25G4 LEO: calves. i.0ons.Oo; west
crn steers. 4.0;Qt6.75: western cows. 2.'5M
800.
lac. iower. Bulk, 7.Sa S. Is; heavy, I .ooIf
Ho5: packers and butchers. S.o0@S.l5;.
light. ES.l0aiS.2o.
Sheep Receipts. 1900; market steady
s.oom6.4o; fed wethers ma yearlinngs,
a.o0Sp4.15; fed western ewes 3.2on3.W, =
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CONCENTRATES.

q Some Ilne looking ore Is being taken
from the California & Comstock prop
crty at Park City.
syndicate is now making an cxamina-
ton of the Ely district.
Supt Owens expects to have the
Z timbering of the Eagle & Blue Bell
shaft to the 900 foot level by Nov. 10
The lease held by II. NJ Crowther
on the Ontario mine ut Park city Is
increasing it's number of men. At
present about 80 miners are actively
engaged.
The National Mines Company Of Ma
tional Nevada, started It's first ship
mcnts of gold bricks by mail FRIDAY
and since then have been sending tne
gold and silver bricks to the mint In
this manner. An English company III,
sures the company against loss ana
1T also does away with the nutomo-
bile trip under heavy guard that was
formerly required. Now the four-pound
packages so us quickly as the mails
can carry them.
Arrangements have been made for
the establishing of the local business
offices OF the Nevada Utah Mines &
Shelters corporation In part OF the Of
fees now occupied by the Prince Con-
solidated company at 11lI Newhouse
building.
Frederick I;ckstein, secretary OF the
Ohio Copper company and General
Manager Al Frank went to Bingham
this afternoon to look over the prop
erty. Mr.. Eckstein Is making - short
visit and will return to the east at
cnce.
George L. Gum. manager Of the In
SEPARATION property has gone to Cali
fornia and Will later Inspect his hold
tings in Arizona.
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PERSONALS.

II. Chlllyard. publicity agent With
the Southern Pacific, Is registered at
the Wilson hotel from San. Francisco.
G. S. Holmes. Jry has been danger
ously i'll at Los Angeles from imper-.
feet recovery from an operation for
appendicitis, so that for a time his
life was dspnired Of However, 1t Is be-
lieved now that he Is out of danger.
His father Is with him.
The Misses Sybella Clayton and
Hortense Kimball leave next Friday
for Europe. Miss Clayton goes directly
to Bremen Haven. where she takes the
train for Berlin. Miss Kimball goes to
Cherbourg and thence directly to
Paris, but will go later to Berlin.
j. w. Kingsbury. president of tho
University Of L Utah, left this morning
for washington, D. c., to attend the
annual convention of the National AS
ISOLATION Of Universities. He will be
gone two weeks.
Mrs Charles A. Stain has been re-
moved to her home. 1917 Twelfth
East street. from Holy Cross hospi-
tai after having undergone Il serious
operation there. m
j. H. Rosengren OF Provo has return
ed from a Florida trip so pleased with
the country that he proposes to re-
turn there to live.
EOS N q
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pIsTEICr COUNT NOTES.

In II divorce suit filed In the district
court by Leandria Da.vy against James
l.. Davy. non support is charged dating
from less than a month after marriage.
Mrs Davy also says that when Davy
went to Haley, Idaho. Nov. Is, 1909.
the next day after their marriage. he
took her, watch, a gold ring set with
garnet and pearls and a dinner set of;
81 pieces and she wants them back,
along with her maiden name Of Man
ming. They were married here.
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LATE LOCALS

Talks to Students-Rev. Elmer I.
!. Goshen spoke on School Loyalty this
morning before the students OF tho
Jordan high school Mt the regular
"Wednesday morning session when 1t
Z is customary to have prominent
speakers address the pupils Tho
school. which started out in small
way, is now the third largest In the
state from the point Of attendance.
Big Salt IIarvest---The Inland
Crystal Salt company is finishing Its
fall harvest from It's fields southeast
OF Saltair. The crop this season Is
10000 tons, or a little over, about the
same as last year.
Tuesdays Storni-The storm OF.
Tuesday did not make itself felt at
this latitude to anyIappreciahle ex-t
tent. the precipitation being a slight
rainfall along the mountains. and the.
eastern half fSthel city. But further
north the action oftthe elements was
more pronounced.s There was quite II
fall of snow In NJ Montana, with rain
further south In Idaho. The center
has gone east, along tho line OF tho
a45thl parallel of latitude, leaving thiy'
part OF the country with On ideal fall
climate Rof almost Texas mildness.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-11-09

Amended Incorporation articles have
been filed with the; county clerk by the
city, limiting the capital stock to $40.
co., in 100000 shares. The. notice Of
amendment was signed 10y James X.
Shaw. president, and l.. H. Gray, sec.
re ia ~ 2fSi5 ~, - 4 sl33s F.{4sfs l55i -
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nEoRGANIzE ELY CENTRAL.

According to u dispatch received over
Badger Bros private wire this morn
ing there is to be n reorganization of
the Ely Central property at Ely Pres
ent. Stockholders Will receive share for
share provided % cents is paid into
the treasury for each share of new
stock, This becomes delinquent on
Nov. g. 1t looks probable that the
Guggenheim interests, which have
long looked covetously at the property
are about to gain control,
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NEW INTERPRETATIONS i: R N

The Salt Lake County Land & I'm.
proven,ent company filed amended in.
corporation articles with the county
clerk today, increasing the capital
stock to $4,000 In one-dollar shares. i.
s. Ebert Is president and L. H. Gray,
secretary
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COURT NEWS
WITNESSES. DID NOT APPEAR.
Murder Case Against John a. Jones
w Goes Over.

Goes Over.
The failure Of two important Witness
es for the state to appear this morning
in District Judge Lewis court III tho
trial of John A. Jones. charged with
the murder Of Arthur F. Sheppard on
July 10. this year, caused an adjourn
ment of court until o'clock this aft
lernOon.
K George Harris, former patrolman.
who WAS an eyewitness to the shooting,
and W. 0. Adams, who was manager of
the Wellington hotel at the time Shep-
are the two witnesses who failed to
show up In court. Bench warrants for
them We're issued, retlrnable forthwith.
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AFTERNOON SALES.

Cedar Tai, 1000 at Is,
Grand Central, 200 at Is. 200 ut n.
{ Iron Blossom, 200 at 40.
May Day. SEQ at s.
New. Hills. 100 at 2.a1R.
silver King, 100 at 1.5Iis. IN.
South Columbus Con. 1000 at l2ls
Uncle sam. $50 at ~; 500 at Az.
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NEW YORK STOCK LIST.

To following list of closing stocks as
quoted in New York were received over
the direct private wires OF Badger Bros,
brokers. this afternoon:
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JOB PRINTING AND BOOK BIND

We are the pioneers In Job Print
ing and Book Binding in tho state.
Our facilities are the best for hands
ing my class OF work. no matter how
large or how small 5i rs y :lt, y
THE DESEREr NEWS JOB DEPT.
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FORENOON SALES.

Black Jack, 500 at 1s':; 1000 at
616.
Cedar Tai. 1000 at 14Ia.
Colorado. 100 at 40.
Columbus. 400 atf29.
< Crown Point, 900 at 6.
& Iron Blossom. 300 at 20.
May Day. 1000 at S.
New York, 1000 ut "a.
Ohio Copper, 900 at l.92} y.
Prince Con. 200 at SO.
Sioux Con-, 800 at 81.
South Iron Blossom. LOO at I.
Swansea, 1000 at as
Tintic Central. 900 at SA.
Uncle sam, 100 at 46; 100 at 40.
Utah Con-, 1000 at .,
OPEN BOARD.
New York, $500 at aia.
TOTALS.
Shares Amount
Regular ......... 10000 sA.31s.50
Open $500 $3.50
IH4E st' ---------- s------------
a..9oo s4,3S1.0J
AFTERNOON QUOTATIONS.
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STOCK CERTIFICATES.
stock certificates. bonds. and blank
books OF any size or style made TO
order. Estimates promptly furnished.
THE DESERET NEWS JOB DEPT,
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-12-03

- Grtb. Dnider, n Sahte az.
farb eeittrn gahnittas IN feinss
Wobnuns. 10. 14s DiOifion Gtrabe.
- Der Be[Iepue Deutlh.Mmeritas
nifhe Gtdbtberbanb triffi Wotb.rei'
tun9en Su elmer Mbenbunterbaltune
am 81. DECEMBER in galte's Spetns
bnus.
- MntpoIt Tatpfon, promoter Der
neuen Strabsnbabn saompagnie unb
Snsenieur s. Meaibben infpi3irien
geitern bic neue Rciite In Dapton. Rp.
= Dus 5.uertpsbr. Depart.ment
ipuroe seitern gu friibsr Stunbe mad
Der Sfmiebe oes 6errn Spibelberser
an Der gfop etrabe in Daptcn seru-
fen ipoielbit Elm 5euer infolee Don
ueberbepune ausgebroHen irdr.
Schaben $3.50.
- Der 3eutf6 amsrifoniihe
Staotberbanb bon 9apton bdlt mors
gen abenb in Git.rhas's ao,al cine
8erfammluna ab
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Sebene3eid)e,,
gon BEN felt Vliitwo& beridunr.
benen SapiD &. Wlajsu.

Der felt Witiipoh rerfhnunben.
Glert b.s probdigerihts Dapib 81.
Wafon bat elm 9sbens3eihen bon iih
gessbm. 9err WilIiam Woion. Sohn
oes D.rihnunbenen. erbieIt ssiiern dn
9eIegramm aus ct. Qouis. tpeldes nit
benz Rnmen ieines Datsrs unter3eihnst
Ipar unb Die Tsittbeiluns entb.elt. oab
2ebierer i'm 2aufe Der Jreitas Naft
b:imiomm.n psrbe. Dapib q. WaIon.
tpelher az SABRE alt 1T. bate am
Daitttpoh ieinsn Monaissebalt seSosen
uno mar suIeBt am Wahmittus oesiels
ben 9oges bon einem Jr:unbe in btr
Rdhe Der poftoffioe seieben porbsn.
Seitoem feb!te ieb: Gpur pom ibm. Bis
sefisrn 9ormiitas oas ginganss ers
pdbnte 1elegramm eintraf. Der Der
ihnunbsne nobnt nit f:iner aus Gots
tin uno fiinf ainbern beftebenoen So
mile in DaiI.p.
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aempbaus, Sobn Seinrids unb Seize
JDbnfon; Delesat, pbil. Hiit; 6fells
pertreter, 6rant Mlbers; Spreder,
GbarIes g. Ring.
81. poIisei= unb 5euerpebrs
8ommiFdre bielten seiiern Mbenb in
Wtapor Graiss Office bic monatlihe
Yeriammluns ab. Die IaufenoenRehz
nunaen tpuroen eenebmiet. poliSeiz
def Sduler berihtete S43 Ginnabmen
an Strafen; es ipurben SO @erbaftuns
gen i'm Mtonat Nopember boreenom=
men unb 80 perIonen ipurben ndh
benz @efdnsnib eeianbt. 38 5dlle
puroen perlporfen. 5eueripebrhef
Griffith beridtets Is fiille unb uht
,9ea" =9llarme. Der Ghaben an ben
gebduben betrus $4,000 unb onWp=
biliar etc. S254.5O. Die Ingeleeenz
belt Der Grrihtung elmer 5euerIinie
tpuree ipieber perfhoben.
- Sn Der gemeinihaftlihen Sibs
uns bes Stubtrdtbs unb Rotbs ber
4lbermdnner opponirten einige mit=
gliebsr iibet BEN 9ou bes 0idbutts an
Der 19. Strabe iiber bic 6. unb 90.
giienbabn 9eleiie uno piinfdten.
bab Der 9iaoutt an Der 20. Strabe
sebaut tperbe. Iuf Introg oes NIbers
manns Sobnfon purbe bic Qnee!egens
belt on bas Gommitiee fir Giienbabs
nen unb griiden nertpieIen.
- 5euerlpebrdcf 9riffitb brahte
seitern 9lbenb in Der Sibuna Der 90
Ii3eiz unb SeuerpebrtommiFdrs Dol,
bab beIdloNen peroen iollts, bel paz
raben etc. oas Seuerpebr 8epartes
ment nidt msbr gu stpinsen. an b.n=
ielben tbilsunsbmen, ea infolss Der
Sbeilnobme an puraben tppmDeIih
bst plDbli6em Iusbruh zines Seusrs
grober Shaben an Gisentbum onees
rihtet fpereen ,onnte unp Wsn'hens
Ieben aufs Spiel eeIest piiroen. Wurs
be perporfen.
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3ur geibeba!inrs bon Gort Ibomas
aiS Wliliidr Soften.

Der Spe5iol QusItub. ipsIhes
porgeiiern in Der 9anbelsiammsr er,
nannt ipurse, um eins GeniiGrift oil
ben prGiioenten 1nft nno Den ariegs.
Stiretar aus3uorbeiien. in fpelhe,
aesen bic 5eabfidiigt. Sdliebuns bon
Gort Gbomns ais MiliiGr poIi:n
proiei.irt tpsrDen fon, belt s.iisrn
Rdhmiiiag in Der Wapors Office
Elm. gsraiblug ab. Die Dsnlfhrift,
NORM bic UoribsiI. bon Sort 5bomas
als Wlilitdr poiien eingsbeno be-
leuhist fperhen unb norm ebenfoiIa
teicnt pirb, bab oen Si0bitn gineias
nati. Gooiugton lnb Hefppori uno
ibren Dortdotsn burh bic Shliebuna
beHelben srobe @erlufts bersiiet Mir
ben. purbe eniiporfsn uno pon ansn
Mnpefenben eutsebeibfn.
Die fdmmilihen 6erren, bic auh ols
Dslsaatsn ben n1nIie Wohe in Mnfh.
instOn iiaitfinberben Dlnb unb 6of.n
Hprgreb befuhen iperoen, erpd5Ii.n
Mapor Gdtpob aIs Wortfiibrer unb
bisfer nirb bic Dentfhrift in elmer
su orranairenben Muoien3 Dem prdiis
benten 1dft unb bem Qriegsietreidr
Iberreiden.
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Tiir's neue 3uipital
Sou btr Etnstrath uDrIdnEs biz
Muittlaus rsn 55 VeriuneR
eutbeiben.

5n Der StrabtraibsFbuns om Won'
ioe fpirb ouf 0eronloFuNs bes Sis
G,erbeiisbirestors Scott Gmoa sin'
Crbinana unterbrsi.ei fperben. iueId'
bic 3abI Der Mnseiteatsn fur BIZ
in ben bemndhit su sr0ffnenoer
popilIons bes nsuen 6oIpitais
io,pie bes 9lnner bes 3wsisbofpi.
iaIs ;.liitst. urIpriinelih ipar b.ab'
iitiist iporben, cine Crbinans sinsu:
rsihen, Iaut trelher bic SisIunsen fiji,
Of. anseiteGien bes neuen 6cipitals
stitoifen uerb.n ioIlien. aber mad
reiflidler GripGsung III 6srr email 5u
Der aniiGt sesomnen. oab es porldus
fla geniia.. ,penn er uur bic Stelluusen
itlofisn ldEt, bic in p,r erfen 3sit b..
fctt ir,rbsn n,iiiien. fobaIb bic papils
lens fii- onitedenoe ardniteiien croft.
net iusrnen.
Die Orbinnns 5iebt bic QlnitelIuns
por 55 perionen Dor. uno bas 9aupis
irniingent lrerben ua.iirli1 Arnntens
pflseerinnen fisllen, rdlrenb i'm ubris
gen audi bic Mnitellans BON 8uhbal'
tern. Experimentation unb Dios
fdiniiier iotpie fpnfiigeH 6ilfsmanns
i1afiea porst!eben III.
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Junses Mdod)en
seit geitern 9ltenb IpurloS oer'
fhpnnben.

Inter psredd!iseu llmItono.n Der
Ifiponb' seitsrn 4bsno bic ELF Sabr'
alt. Gotti. Tanner, pohnbaFi an Sse
ton unp Rob ap.nus. Rortpooo. 0as
Wdbd.n pfltsts idslid nad ben IN
lagsn Der II. G. pIapins Garb Go. I'D
su bsgeben uno i'm auftrase itre'
Wuit,r gadpanren su p:rinufsn. Iud
s.itsrn psrlieb iis su oisism 3ped BIZ
mobuuns ibrer Mutter. ,ehrts ieoot
nitt. tuie stipobnlih. um $50 lib,
am 2lb.no suriid. Die Wuti.r ipurb,
beiorst unb iislli. Rahforihunsen an
.pelh. ereaben. oab ibre 1o6ter su,
lest an Yahmiitus nm 8 llbr nab'
ben Qnlaeen Der Il. G. ploplna Cart
go. seiegn iporbsn mar. Seitoen
feblt i.oe Spur BON ibr. Gi. mut.s,
tponbte iih sssen 10 llbr seTtern Ib.ns
an bi. poli3.i unb eriuhte oisfeIbs, is,
IN Der Sudle mad Der @erfdipunn:ner
bebililih su iein.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-12-03

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9ipti?on, tpurDe bic Gtnbaltstlass Re:
Sub GopingtoH uno gincinnatiStro.
benbabn SO. geger bic Staot Gopiuss
ton oufgerufen. Die Stobt ioI abses
bolten tperoen, eine MISUNDERSTANDING,
Die 3abl Der poTogiere elmer Gar etc.
betrsffeno, ourh5ufiibrsn. Serr Gaiz
fdtt, pon Der Iopptatenfirma grnit,
9afatt &c Cattle, reprdfsntirte bic
Strdbenbabn so. unb Stuot Solis
cttor sSSobn Skparp pertrat oieStuo..
Die Sroinan3, bic ouf 8etreiben pes
0efunbbeitsbeamten Or. WdQingforo
bonn Stdotrutbsmitgliebe Sobn Better
mann etnsebraht, paHiert unb pon
Wiapur Craig untsr3eidnst puroe,
itreibt Dor, bob nur paTasiere l 1/3
Der Stsplase elmer Gar traHsportirt
fperoen biirfen, NIT 4usnobme bes 4
sui, Irbeiters unb Oetordtionstdgs3.
4nlpdIt gaHatt bebouptet, baB es
unmO9li9 iei, pdbreno Der Morsers
uno Qbenoftunben Die paTagiere su
bef0roern. Die Sroinans made na~
cine ausnabme an ben orei genannten
Idgen, iaoe aber ni6ts iiber bic Ser
gniigunssplGse, ou uno bon benen bic
pafiaeiere beforoert tperben miiIIen;
ferner ieien Die Routen ni6t aneege:
ben. Die Sroinan3 lei ungsieBltt,
ba bic Cars in Cincinnati aud fab
rem unb bub oieielbe cine 8erleBuna
bes rinteritute Commerce" Geieees iei.
Staotfolicitor Sbeparb bebauptet,
boB Die 9sieqi6aft gu teinsr Snjuntz
tion berehtist lei, uno oab bas Stobt=
geriht Der erite plaB pdre, um Gla9e
5u erRben, unD bterauf On bas Cir
Cutfgertnf uno fpdter an pds appel
latIonsseridt appelIirt tperben tonne.
Der fSaQ pirb bsute 8ormittas tpeiz
ter argumentirt peroen.
- Sin besperatsr Gefongsner. :.
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Ibiidt su t0oten aneetlast mar. uno
oshen Sou geitern 9ormittas i'm gir<
cuitseriat bon Rihter Sracp perbnnz
belt ipuroe. !purbe pdbrenD Der Der
honolung oeipsrat. 4ls Sobn 5uber,
Der Na9tfpahter Der Cambridge Dirt
giIe Dorts uuf osm 3eugenitanb feline
ausfagen mahte, iprans Der Gefan=
gene plosIih ouf lief auf ben 3eugsn
gu unb berfeste ibm apei Jauftfdlise
ms 0efi4t, ehe .s bem Sniieber
Jreo. Waarer s.Ians. iein.r babbaft
~ psreen. Naurer padte Martin