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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-10-02
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NELSON. Neb. Oct. l.-Awed by the
guns OF robbers residents OF Nora Muck
oils county. early today stood by and
saw four men blow open the safe Of the
bank OF that town and make of on foot
with $500. II took three explosions to
open the safe.
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ment store, is dead. and Mrs. John
Guessford. wife OF "A railway fireman.
is dying in a Moline hospital. Both were
riding on Moline. East Moline & Wa
tertown interuTban car last night when
the fuse burned out. and In the darkness
an unidentified man yelled: Cars on
fire: jump
The two women jumped from the car
before Il stopped. Miss Ball died on the
way 10 the hospital.
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STANFORD. Ky. Oct. SHAY Pell-
man. the negro assaIlant of ten year old
Nancy Rankin. was given Il death sem
tencc by the jury this morning, Judge
Walker set December 16 for the eXecu-
iiou
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RnsTnN. OCT. 1.-Vlce Admiral sab.
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s1.oo DRESS GOODS OFF

IL yards of splendid autumn =
fabric from our entire depalI
including such Splendid weas
taffetas, batistes, scrses,
riettas, broad cloths, noVel.y
tures, ETC., in brown. strlpes
seri rough effects. Is SILL
bargain at S1.25 a yard ~
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NEW YORK PRODUCE MARKET.

New York, November 3O-Flour-steady
with a moderate local trade Rye Flour
Firm. Buckwheat Flour. Cornmeal and Bar
ley-Steady. Buckwheat and Rye-ouiet.
Wheat-Firm; No. 2 red. &c. elevator and
esMc f. o. b. afloat, Futures closed a.0ic.
net higher. December. &c; May. $3.50
1.03ts: July, s1.0Ga. Corn-Steady; No. new,
52isc. f. o. b. to arrive. Futures closed I'M
changed. December, size. May, 55c. Oats
Firm; standard white. $50. Futures closed
unchanged 10 &c. higher. November and
December, s7ac. bid; May, 4oac.; July, 39lsc.
bid
Beef-Easy. Lard-steady, Tallow-Barely
cteady. Rosin and Turpentne-Steady. Rice
Steady. Mloasses Sugar-Raw and
refined quiet Coffee-Futures closed firm 1T
a net gain Of o0d 80 points, Spct firm: Rio,
No. Z. lSatssc.; Santos, 20. 4, 49, OBJ i;
mild. firm; Cordova, 12i. @l5c Butter-Easy;
creamery specials, 3lhc.; extras, Soc; thini
TO first, AM2s1sc.. held, creamery, common
10 special. ESQ Gle; state dairy, common to
finest 2ip30c. Enthusiastically: State. whole
milk. current make, fair, 1Si5c.; do. common.
13d 1890. EggsiFirm and unchanged. Po-
tatoes--Firn; Maine, per bag. 0ql.50;
state, per barrel. Sl.S0d las; Jersey, per bag,
$1,000 t6o; Eastern Shore. per barrel. DOC. %
s10o Cabbages, Peanuts and I'reights--
Steady and unchanged.
Cottonseed oil was higher on improved
consuming demand scarcity of spot sup
plies, covering of shorts and local bull sup
port Volume OF business only fair. Futures
closed 265 points net higher. December,
715a7l5; January. 7.nd715; February, 7.15G
40; March, 7.?0aT.22; April, T.2odI.e6; prime
crude, 5.93n6.CO do summer yellow, 7.2SM
$50: do winter yellow T.60MS:i0; do sum
MGR white, 7.SoM1.9o.
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NAVAL STORES.

Wilmington, N. c., November so.-spirits
rurpentinc- Steady at 75ac. receipts 10
casks Rosln-steady at s5.c5; receipts 6S
barrels. Tar Firm at $3.50; receipts Ito bar
rolls. Crude Turpentine-Firm at si5oasco;
receipts 5 barrels
Savannah. Ga. November ao--Turpentine--
Firm at 7laa75c., sales aas casks: receipts
is4 casks; shipments casks: stock i6,5Ss
casks. Rosn-Firm; sales 3,iss barrels; re-
celpts 2.l4O barrels: shipments 1900 barrels
stock SJ,974 barrels Quote: B. $3.50 $40
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TAX N OTICET
Office Collector of City Taxes.
City Hall,
Richmond, Va, Dec, l. 1910
Notice TO Taxpayers

THE LAST HALE OF CITY TAxES.
REAL ESTATE AND PERSONAL. feN'
1910, IS NOW DUE AND PAYABLE at
this office.
EVERY MALE twenty-one years of
age, and EVERY person keeping house
or doing business in the city. is as
sessed for personal taxes. Those who
have not paid any city taxes during
the. year will please call and settle so
as to avoid being posted as delint
quents
/ GRADING, PAVING PIPE AND
SEWER CONNECTION BILLS are also
due, and will have to be declared de-
linquent II not paid on or before end
of year.
last last half (, II not paid on Or before DE
Interest at SIX PER CENT. also at
taches toaall bills as soon as reported
delinquent.
Particular attention is called to the
above, as under an ordinance passed
by the City Council there can be no
avoidance or the penalty.
WASHINGTON WARD TAXES
to be Maid IL same manner at the office
of j. r. ROBINSON Special Assistant
City Collector, at Tenth and Hull
Streets
II. w. CUNNINGHAM,
Collector of City Taxes.
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CHICAGO GRAIN MARKET.

Chicago Ill, November 3o.-Iuyng, cred.
tied TO local nllcrs, put up the price Of
wheat to-day. Export sales 10 France gave
help. and so did the smallncss of primary
receipts. The close firm, Y M3sc. net
higher. --latest figures for corn were the
Same as last night TO a shade below; oats
,sc. up to sc. decline, and provisions UNI
changed 10 39l.c. advance.
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MISCELLANEOUS MARKETS.
DRY GOODS MARKETS.

New York, November ao.-The failure OF
the schwab- Kepner Company, cotton
goods converting house, was reported dur
ing the day. Cotton goods are In slightly
better demand In the gray goods division
Large shipments of prints are being made
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How a "Fabulously Rich" Gold
Mine Was Almost Bought

\ striking example of the unreces-
sary risks which are so frequently
incurred through ordinary careless
ness was furnished this week by an
incident, which took place at one of
the leading local trust companies.
1t appears. that prominent business
man who ied-recently carried mum
Der of insurance policies all payable
To his widow and aSgreSating several
thousands of dollars. Realizing the
fact that his wire had little knowledge !
testator left the administration OF his!
general estate in the hands Of a trust
company Though frequently advised
TO take action by the ATTORNEY OF the
provision for the paving of his insur-
ance money to the bank as trustee
and as result, upon his death, It was
paid to the widow Fortunately for
stitution.
The president of the trust company,
close business acquaintance OF the
deceased man, took a prominent part
estate. One day this week on his
return from lunch he was informed
that the widow had called at the
bank and withdrawn. in the form Of
amount of the insurance money she
| had deposited a few months before
Without wishing unduly to interfere
| in her personal affairs, the president
Ifelt it to be his duty to investigate
\ the matter, and after considerable
Itelephonins, finally brought the lady
4 back to the bank. automatically fhc
lbFoached the subject and elected the
! information that the money had been
1 withdrawn for the purpose of pur-
lschasing an Immense block of mining
! stock that she was to obtain through
1.-THE favor of a former, acquaintance of
lher husbands, and that would give
I, her the control of a "fabuously rich
ideal was TO be closed that same after
moon.
1t took but very little time FOR
4 the banker to convince his customer.
A OF the entire yaluelcssncss of the in
i yestment, and the deal was called Oft
land the money safely placed back in
! the bank But for the prompt action
Il OF the president the money would have
5lbeen hopelessly lost. The attorney
4 of the company, who WAS called in for
i reconsideration. could not avoid referring
Ito the many times he had spoken to
1.-The deceased business man OF the
NECESSITY for making the insurance
4 policies payable to the company, as
SIttrustee, for Investing along with tic
AEotller money from the estate How
4 ever. all being VOL that ends we'll
i no great damage was done. but II is
Il safe to assume that thcS widow viii
/ not in the future ATTEMPT to make
8ldnvestments on her own responsibility
\ or to secure control OF "fabulously
Al,rich" gold mines without first consult
ling her banker
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and while there was some selling OF jan
uary by leading longs the spo. interests who
are supposed TO be taking up December cot
ton were believed to be transferring their
hedges by purchase. of January against
sales Of March and May. Southern spot
markets as officially reported were I'M
changed to 1-lsc. higher.
Receipts at the ports to-day were 1e.oes
bales against 62.t2s bales last week and a.
IS, last year. For the week $4,000 bales
against ssl4ii last week and 22o54i last
year To-day's receipts at New orleans 3d.
so1 bales againt 1863 last year.
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Live Poultry-Turkeys in good demand
Hens and chickens are in moderate receipt
and about equal 10 demand. Dressed Poul.
try--Fat turkeys, we'll handled active un.
der very light receipts. Fowl, ducks and
geese in fair demand. Game-Rabbits in
heavier receipt: demand good Wild tur'
keys scarce. Eggs-Market in good shape
under light receipts. Live stock-Veals con-
tinue in good demand; receipts light. Other
stock active, Hogs-I,ower Can sell car
load lots at top OF market daily. Apples
Receipts very lght. Market strong. Choice
potatoes in good demand.
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.

PORT oF4RIcHMoND. NOVEMBER 80. 1910.
ARRIVED,
Steamer Berkeley, Shelly, Norfolk, mer.
chandise and passengers. Old Dominion Line
SAILED.
steamer Berkeley. Shelly. Norfolk. mer-
chandise and passengers, Old Dominion Line
Steamer Pocahontas. Graves, Norfolk and
James River landings. merchandise and pas
sengers, Virginia Navigation Company.
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New Y ork
Stock Market

New York November 3o.--Prtces
sroko with some violence in to.day's
stock market, the active list register
ing losses that ranged from to S-4
points No explanation attended the
decline other than tho rather vague
but general belief that the recent nut
movement had gone stale from laeF
az outside encouraEemont BY way or
supplementary rumor IL was thought
ir RAINY quarters that some open re-
adjustment In steel and iron prices
would soon he announced, Color was
given to this belief by reason
Of the meeting during the day
al inc lending interests IN that
industry al which the unsatstactofy
grade conditions undoubtedly came III
Tor much discus slon Up TO the close
or the market. howeyNe no WORD had
come from that quartef In the traae
II is renerullr admitted that pric $
ere Icing shaded hut not TO such AN
extent al to pretipitate an open war
sach as occurred In the early part OF
i10a While no Official data is vet
at hand It IS almost universally con-
caded that the United syn. Steel
Corporations report Of untitled orders
FOR November will show further de-
crease,
Otherwise The DAYS news was mix
titFe OF more or less indifferent char-
actar. There were less authentic adj
vices that the money pressure IS re-
testing In the West. and akin to this
were reports from nearby mercantile
centres which told or marked dimi-
nation IN offerings of commercial pa
nar This latter phase OF the back
iGE situation was accepted ms indu-
Htloble proof OF contracting business
duting THE coming year
Returns OF the Hartman roads for
October were uncommorly interesting
in that they showed large losses In ne:
earnings,
Those OF Union Pacific decreased
$4,000. while Southern Pacific lost
S72i.000 The returns OF the ST. Louis
and san Francisco system for the same
month ran from favorable to adverse
with fairly substantial itrrease for
the first four months of the fiscal year
The local stock market became dull
after the midday period of LIQUIDATION
with itful rallies, but in the final
dealings another attack by the short
interest wiped out the better part OF
this recovery. the tone at the close
being altogether unsteady.
Bonds were steady. with extremely
narrow transactions. Total sales, par
value, aggregated s1727ooo United
states bonds were unchanged on call
,i'otal sales of stocks to-day were
assoc shares.
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New work. November sO.--Money on
calle easy, 2G21-9 per cent: ruling
rate Gig; closing hid and offered at
2l-4. limo loans firm; sixty days. !
@4i-4 per cent ninety days and six
months. per cent. Prime mercantile
paper. to l-2 per cent. Sterling
exchange steady. with actual business
in bankers bills at SAs2256 s4.S235 for
sixty-day bills, and at s4.s6o5 for de-
1nand Commercial bills. s4.S1 $50
s4s2 Bar silver. 55. Mexican dollars,
AZ. Government and railroad bonds
setaadv
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.4aoa525; lambs native. $3.50
$40: westerns, 34.5od6.s5.
RICHMOND TOBACCO MARKET

Richmond Va. November 50. 1910
Brights-Market continues quiet. but firm
with light receipts. Dark-Fired-New.--
For want of a proper season the receipts II
date are very light Market hrm All offer
ings taken a, prices quoted. sun-cured-Re
ceipts continue very light and market &C
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on old orders. Underwear and hosiery for
fail are selling fairly well in the large
houses. The SILK trade in piece sodos Is
steady and generally satisfactory
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BALES

800 Amer. AgI9. Chem. com.
Allts- Chalmers ..,,..,..
Allis-Chalmors, pfd, ,s..,.
1890 Amalgalnated Copper -,
io0 American Eaa ..,s.....,,..
200 American Can. pfd.,.,t.
e,5Up Amer. Car and Foundry.
Amer Car and Foun,, pfd
No American Cotton oii..s
40 Amer, lAnseed oil. COM.
201 Amer hinseed oil. pfd..
i,i0 american locomotive -,
10 Amer Locomotive, pfd,,.
=, 100 american Smelling o..,
Leo american Rect Sugarn..
500 American sugar .....4,..
=, ITO Amer Tel aud Tel Cos.
10 American Tobacco, com.
100 American Tobacco, ptd.
l,io Anaconda Copper ..e.....
800 .htcliiscn .......s..... .....s.
i0n Atlantic Coast Line 49,"
~ C.. l. of Connecticut.
400 Baltimore and Ohio..s...
2,Siu BROOKLYN Rapid Transit.
S.la Canadian Pacific, y sgo...
l.tS0 Central Leather ..-,'.,.
S,9a0 Chesapeake and Ohio,
800 t'llicago Great Western.
Chi Great West, pfd....
500 Chi. Mil. aud st Paul.
III Chicago and Northwest.
Clev,. Gin. Ehi. and st. l.
2,701 Colorado Fuel and Iron,
Colorado and Southern.
Col. and South, list pfd..
$50 Consolidated Gas ........,
100 Crucihle steel coin.......
30 Crucitts steel. pfd........
300 Delaware and Hudson.
1850 Distillers See. Cor........
800 Erie observation-disclosures.
2co Erie, list pfd................
Fed. Min. and Sm.. pfd..
100 General Electric .....,..
100 Great Northern. Did.
800 Great Northern Ore Gifts.
-
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CATTLE MARKETS.
RICHMOND LIVE STOCK MARKET.
(Saies at Union stock Yards)

(Saies at Union stock Yards)
Richmond Va, November 80 1910
Report OF the 1.-Two stock market for tins
week ending November IS
Receipts-Cattle, 800 head: calves, 81 head'
sheep. al2 head; hogs, 2,s57 head
Best steers. 5tAq6c. medium to good, 80
6ssc. common to fair, 3s;a4Ac.: best heif-
ers, 81 GI5isc; medium 10 good, 4&U5hc.i
best cows IA l4i5c.; medium to good, y. g
4nc.: common TO fair, pa @s12c.; bulls, Sa q
n.c; extra heavy and fat. 4i7c.: calves. ~
d7ikc extra. Sc. Cows and calves sDf
COCO per head. sheep. 3aiiao.; lambs 40
&C; extra, sic; best hogs, It5e.; some al
TdTl.c. sows and stays eqTc.
Chicago, H., November 3o.-cattle-Market
weak Beeves si5o6T.5o; Texas steers,
si.20a $40; westerns steers. si.e5 $3.50; stock
ers and feeders. sS30a5 $50; cows and hcifers,
s22oa6. 80; calves s7aaoc. Hogs-Market
SLOW at opening, slightly glover, although
few light butchers grades sold at $3.50;
mixed. ssso@7.2o; heavy ss,s5aTao; rongh.
ss.75G6.so: good 10 choice heavy. s6.eoaI2o
pigs s630Gs.so; bulk of sales, s6e'a11S.
sheep-Market strong. Native. sa.2504'ao;
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Baltimore, Mds, November aor-Wheat-
Grade ndu9iIac. corn--Easier; spot, 1Sc,i
new. 52c, Firm; No 2 white, 3',afF
Is.c Rye-Firm; No, . wcatern, domestic
SiGrS5c.
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TO THE SEVERAL TRANSPORTATION
COMPANIES AND ALL OTHER
PERSONS INTERESTED:
T<J<E NOTICE,

That on Wednesday, the 18th day OF
January 1911, at II o'clock a. NJ; the
State Corporation Commission VIII, by
authority of law, at its court room N
the city of Richmond, proceed to con-
slider and dispose of and determine upon
the propriety of making the following
addition TO Virginia Classiticat ton NO,
I, viz: BY adding to item No. 100. on
page IS OF Virginia Classification NO.
|, effective October ID 1907, a note IN
the following words:
IL. c. l.. shipments of stoves
and ranges cast iron or With
cast iron bases and tops. vii
not be accepted unless boxed
or Grated"
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New Orleans La, November 3o.-Spot cot
ton steady and unchanged; middllns. HING
sales 400 bales and $50 10 arrive. Futures
opened quiet at an advance of los points
ON good cables. Cold weather was reported
over the larger part of the cotton belt and
some localities wired in that 1t would de-
Law the gathering oil the crop TO some eN-
tent. phe market was indifferent TO bulish
kilograms Toward the middle OF the morn
inE the market steadied up, chiefly on ohi-
cia cabegrams from Manchester quoting a
very tirm cloth market and strong yarn
These We're the most buiiish ac'
counts received from Manchester IN many
mouths and shorts did more less cover
ing OH them Trading WAS CHIEFLY protes-
sioiial in character, and operators on poth
SIDES appeared timid. The market closed
steady al a net decline of 5a9 points. Clos
ing bids: December. il,15; January, lis-'
March l5c.; May 15.sS; July, 1851
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Cotton, quiet; mddlins, 1896 gross re-
ceipts 1883 bales; sales. 400 bales; stock.
81 5S2 bales; export 10 Great Britain, S,Vo2
bales: to the Continent, $500 bales.
Total to-day all ports-Net receipts,
U26 bales; export to Great Britain, ls.ip2
bales; TO France $3.50 bales; to the CONT
nent, 2l,775 bales. to Japan, S,li5 bales;
stock. 1921 bales.
Consolidated at all ports--Net receipts,
ip2l0l bales; export to Great Britain, 62,4ls
bales. 10 France, 22,Siu bales; to the Cont
nent. ASA bsles; TO Japan, 6l45 bales.
Total since September at all ports-Net
receipts iSsS,i52 bales; export to Great
Britain l.4s2,5i7 bales; to France, 81, sol
bales. TO the Continent. l,lao6lO bales; TO
Japan, 81, $50 bales; TO Mexico. 800 bales.
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cotton tntures opened steady and close

NOVtnDeT oPtnFIIIE' deNFSI FEINV' y VT ;
and June opening. bid price.
Spot cotton closed quiet, points decline
middling uplands Los; middins gulf, 1870
sales, iVp bales.
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RICHMOND STOCK M,RKEr.

BY Richard w. Maury,
oek and Bond Broker, loi5 E. Main st,
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CLOSING BOND QUOTATIONS

Ais Chalmers Isl 5s.............,....... as
American Tobacco is.......-............. 79s.
American Tobacco es..........a,......... 1865
Atehlson eonv. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. le5A
htchlson conv Us tbid) Observation-Disclosures. Jos
Atlantic Coast Line lst Is tasked).... ~
Brooklyn transit COW 4s............. s2s
Central of Georgia Us Cbidl.,............. 1861
Chesapeake and Ohio 4iss bidl.,........ lOi
Chesapeake ana ohio cony. Nas....... a4
Chicago B. and quincy Joint is........ eS}a
chicago, B. and Quincy gen. 4s......... 9ih
Chi. MIL and St p deb. IS tbid) ..... 9l8,
Chicago r. l. and Pac Ry rfg 4s...... SO
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Q that, if made, the item will read as

follows:
stoves and ranges, n: Q. s,
tsee Note), cast iron dnclud-
ing sheet steel or sheet iron
ranges, or with cast iron
bases and tops, stove plates,
stove furniture coast or sheet
iron or steeD and Stove Hol-
lowware mot en- "a m G e a.
agate or graniteware, and
not including stove pipe and
stove pipe elbows), loose orr
packed shipped with St3yes,
~. T., lI.t......gf. o q .Jidss. 1881
'Note,1-L C. Il. shipments OF
stoves and ranges, cast iroE
or with cast iron bases and
tops will not be accented.
unless boxed or Grated
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Denver and Rio Grande ref. 5s.......... so,a
Erie COW. Is, series "A'................ "A
Eric COW IS. series "B'........,......... 50
1nterborough Metro. 4i3s....,............. tsH
Inter. Mere. Marine il5s.....,,........... 6ih
Kansas city Southern ist ss............ 7sh
Louisville and Nash. I'm. 4s......,...... 70
Missouri Pacific is thid)...,,..,'.,.'..,,. ,6la
Missouri Pacific COW 5s................. 92h
Norfolk and Western LIST con- ts,....... 90
Norfolk and Western conv. is............ eo8
pennsylynnis COW AIS $3.50 ........... as
st. Louis and san Fran. gen. 5s...... S6as
st. Louis s,westcrn list gold .s........ s9i1
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At that time the Commission will
consider such proposed addition, as
Well as such other and further addi-
.tions, amendments and changes there
Will at that time and place. hear any
objections which may be urged by any
person interested, against the proposed
order; rule; regulation or announcement.
WILLIAM r. RHEiA, sf
j. RICHARD WINCfEIEID 49,.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-12-01

Quotations for interest paying bonds are
u price, % which interest must be added.
Income bonds and eHrtihcates Of INDEBTED
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-12-17
cRoToN.
House of John H. Darling Was De-
stroyed by Fire Yesterday.

The dwelling house Of John H. Oar
ling, situated one mile from the village
on the road to Westyillc, was entirely
destroyed by fire yesterday The house
had been closed considerably for some
time, Mrs. Darling having been work
ing in the boarding house at Rcker's
mill Yesterday morning Mr.. Darling
went home and built fires and was saw
ing wood in the shed when he discov-
cred the fire coming through the roof.
The alarm was quickly responded to by
neighbors and help from the village, but
lack Of water and the strong wind pre-
vaiIing made it impossible to save the
house and attention was given to saw.
ing the household goods, a large part
OF what was on the ground floor being
saved. The barn which is but few
feet distant caught fire but the fire there
was extinguished, the wind taking the
flames in the opposite direction from the
barn.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-12-17
Fine Candy

We have bought heavier than
ever. Eligh-grade goods in
fancy boxes and baskets,
Ha-pound to 5-pound, at
from. .25c to $500