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Los Angeles herald., 1910-01-01
Metal Market

NEW YORK, Dec. 31.-The market for stand
ard copper on the New York metal e&ohang' Int
was hrm today with spot, December ana Jan, !
,,sry cIosing at si3. 40913.75; February, slS.f
913'so; March, slS 5O@lS, $685. April SIS aug 10 W
The London market was firm with spot 9s clQs,
ing at eel 15s and futures at E62 lbs. slle'
ineluded 400 tons spot and 500 tons futures
Local dealers quote lake copper at $ls; - .Sg y
400; electrolytic. s13.50&l3.75; casting SlS;-
al350 Tomorrow neither the local nor th'
London exchanges will be open.
Tin was easy with spot and December quoteo
at S3s. .7OIS3 IS: January, S33 5OqSS'sOi Fepru'
ary. sSS 60a33 90 March and April. SS5, 7OQ
"a co. London closed with spot quoted at &l5'
IS and futures at elsa 10 s. -.
Lead was quiet with spot quoted at S4biH
al. .7215 New York and S4. ask East St Louis
London was higher at 913 lis 3D.
spelter was quiet with spot at $6'log5.S
New York and s6.O5G6,10 East st. Louis. Lon
don was unchanged at R23 Is 3D.
Iron was unchanged at sis 1i9d for Cleve
land warrants in London The local market
was without further change.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-01-01
soMoNA PERSONALS

POMONA, Dec. s1.-Mrs. H. A..
Mitchell and Mrs. H. G. Tinsley at
tended the meeting of the Friday
Morning club in Los Angeles today and
heard the address by Miss Nethersole.
Miss .Maude McComas, daughter Of
Mr.. and Mrs ]. E. McComas, who
has just arrived in New York from a
European trip, will visit friends in
Washington before returning home.
Mr.. and lIrs. c. e. Hambright are
guests of the Eaters brother, DR.. II.
c. Kettelle, 795 North Park avenue.
Mr. and Mrs. WAINWRIGHT are from
Grand Junction, Colo.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-01-01
cIearIna House Statement

NEW YORK Dec 31.-The statement of the
clearing house banks for the week (fve days.
shows that the banks hold s6,1SS200 more
than the requirements OF the 25 per cent re-
serve rule. This is a decrease of $3,957075 in
the proportionate cash reserve compared
with last week. The statement follows;
Loans-$1, 1874 $40. 700 decrease, 81, ,S6S,900
Deposits-$1 II, ,732, 400; decrease, 81 99S, 900.
Circulation-S52,4 ,497, 400; decrease, Sll3,700.
Legal tenders-S67, 7309 900; decrease, H,56s, 600.
Specie-$231, 800, 400; decrease $4,SSs, 200.
Reserye-299, ,121, 800; decrease, IS. 1856, 800
Reserve required-$292, ,s3S, ,1OO decrease, ST.
900. .725.
surpius-se, lss. 200; decrease, $S957,O75.
Ex u. S. deposits-S6,59l 276; decrease, sS,-
993 600.
The percentage OF actual reserve of the clear
ing house banks today was 25. 80.
The statement OF banks and trust companies
not reporting to the Greater New York clear
ing house show these institutions have aggre-
gated deposits of 81 252 2O0 total cash on
hand, s144 s49, 900, and loans OF sl.2O6 900.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-01-01
Rutter and Eaas al RetaII
caIIfnrnla Dried Erults

EW YORK, Dec. S1-Evaporated apples qui-
et. January delivery. TIC; February, 74c;
spot fancy new crop 1Oh@1llkc; choice, SO
9e: prime, 79sQ716c; old crop, prime, &c; COM
mon to fair, 6q6Ac.
Prunes dull; CALIFORNIA;, 2%99c; Oregon, 6
a9c. ,,
choice. 1ljhQ12c; fancy 12k91Sl5c
Peaches steady; choice, 697c; extra choice.
7G71kc; fancy, 7stqSo.
Raisins firmer; loose Muscatel 4d5c choice
to fancy seeded 506ssc; choice to fancy, 5@
65kc seedless, Sisd5c; London layers, $l.174
q130
Los Angeles herald., 1910-01-01
PRESENT

NOTICE OF ANNUAL STOCKHOLDERS
MEETING OF THE MINERS AND
MERCHANTS BANK.
Notice is hereby given that the reg
ular annual stockholders meeting of
the Miners and Merchants bank will
be held at their branch banking
room at SAT Central avenue on January
10, 1910, at $3.50 p. M, for the purpose
of electing nine directors and such
other business as may come before
the meeting.
1t is desired that all be present.
RALPH e. DOBBS, Secretary.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-01-01
TlIZZEEQI!!G(!E!Z1a
CARLOAD SHIPMENTS
OF CITRUS FRUITS

o Shipments of oranges and lemons @
Z, from Los Angeles Wednesday, Dec 20, g
o were IL carloads of oranges and of q
Z. lemons Total to date there were ship .
o ped 1906 carloads, of which 5G6 were .
. lemons Last season to date there were 9
o shipped 2OS2 carloads, of which $40 q.
o were lemons. @
Los Angeles herald., 1910-01-01
FINANCIAL NOTES


w C. Patterson, vice president of the Firs
National bank who visited many cities Of the
east is getting in the harness again at thu
bank He was absent more than two months
January is the Oil and Metal Banh
and Trust company, recently organized. vii
absorb the Columbia Trust company. Th,
capital Of the new hank is 100000 Business
will be conducted at 81 West Third street
where the Columbia Trust company was es
tablished several years ago.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-01-01

Specldl service 70 Inc heIsid py j: - Wll-
son, 212 West Fifth street, Los Angeles.
NEW YORK, Dec. S1.-Cables were disap-
pointing this morning, and the spot sales also
slowed falling off which would indicate that
tho demand from spinners at the end of the
year has been pretty well satisfied. Our mar
ltet opened firm good outside buying, but
almost Immediately showed the lack OF brisk
demand of the past few day hesitating and
declining a few points to recover on bull sup
port sell off again on outside liquidation and
then recover for TIE third time.
Liverpool due 51h higher on July and az to
AZ higher on other months, opened steady 9ls
to 6l6 higher. and at 1916 p. m. the market
was barely steady, with February and March
l net higher and other positions 2 to S1s
higher. spots dull and / higher at 8 sod. Sales,
10000, including 5000 late yesterday, Of which
900e were American.
Port receipts for today estimated early at
So 900 bales, compared with 80, ,404 last week,
aNd 20 S45 last year.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-01-01
Foreiqn Shipping

NEW YORK. Dec. Sl.-sailed; Taorimi'
Naples
LIVERPOOL, Dec. Sl.-Arriyed: Haverford,
Philadelphia
BOULoGNE. Dec. 31.-Arrived: Noordam,
New York for Rotterdam.
PLYMOUTH, Dec. 3t.-Arriyed Philadelphia,
New York for Cherbourg and Southampton.
NAPLES. Dec. 3l-Saed Steamer America,
New York.
SOuTHAM AMPToN, Dec, S1.-Arrived Steamer
philadelphia. New York.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-01-01

CHICAGO, Dec s1.-rrade in wheat for De-
ocmber delivery was in small lots exclusively,
and the aggregate OF these made modest
total Argentine news rather sensational the
government figures giving color TO the recent
pessimistic estimates Of available export sur
plus Government puts latter at same as
from last year, which Is 96000,00O bushels for
th, year now closing against 1879 OO0,W0 ousnels
from the previous years crop Private came
advices made Argentine surplus as low as
IS 900 900 bushels and said southern provinces
were showing little more than half crop
with quality poor.
Corn was heavy all day. The net loss was
not as large as the pressure was not aggres-
siye. and there was "a little quiet commission
house absorption on the declines that TOOK
more or less property off the market Leading
shorts in May sold both December and May
today. Cash demand slow.
oats trade was slow, and the market lacked
Individuality. FLUCTUATIONS closely followed
Inc changes in corn. Some little pressure on
Nav from elevator concerns. Cash oats in
the sample market steady.
ISroyIsons very slow and uninterestlng. Early
market lower on larger run of hogs than was
expected here and west, but packers bought a
little product and ran prices up trihe, the
little rally again bringing product on SAFE.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-01-01
How He Shot

Church-You ought to have seen how
that fellow shot around the corner!
Gotham-Did he have a blunderbus
or an mobile?-Yonkers States
man.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-01-01
San Francisco Shipping

SAN FRANCISCO Dec. 31.-Arrived: steam
ers Nevadan, San Diego; Helene, San Pedro;
George Loomis Redondo,
Sailed; Steamer James 5. Higgins. San Pc
dro.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-01-01
BANK CLEARINGS

NEW YORK. Dec. s1.-Bradstreets bank
clearings report for the week ended Decem-
ber 80 shows an aggregate of $2,94 OOO as
against s3 6O6 S32, 900 last week and S2,571 9l1-
600 I'm the corresponding week last year The
following is a list of the principal cities:
Per cent
Los Angeles herald., 1910-01-01
FINANCIAL

LOS ANGELES, Dec. st.-Rank clearings
were s1,a5s,57s5s. a decrease OK S4o5,7Si.o5 as
compared with the figures for the correspond
ing date Of last year. Following ts a compsra-
tive atnten1ent:
Los Angeles herald., 1910-01-01

Morning sales-2000 s ] Valley bs at 10, 6UUU
Pac Tel IS at 1929 23, 900 Spring Valley Water
As at 9s 1000 City Electric IS at 941s; 1900
do at 9t; 2OOO United Ry IS at 741s; 1000 Cal
Gas and Elec IS at 1O09s; 1000 Oakland Trans
CO IS at "a; 1000 Oakland Trans Con 5s at
1eS& 1000 Assd Oil 5s at sSA; 1000 Cal Wine bs
Elec at As; 100 do at 4Sh; so Hawaiian at S11s;
100 Honokaa at 1871; 200 Hutchinson at 1873;
25 Makawen at 81; 10 Onomea at 61A; 1000
Spring Water at 51h; 25 do at b194 2oo 90
az 52 50 do at b17s. -
Afternoon sales-9000 s Valley 5s at IFS; 1000
s P Ref As at 81: 1000 N C Power bs at 81;
ss at 1851; 20 Alaska at s694; $50 Assd Oil at
40: 100 do at 49lk; 10 Hutchinson at l63s; 100
Spring V Water at 517s; 20 do at 6l% 10 do
at 515s.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-01-01

It's as easy to secure bargain In used
automobile through want advertising. a. II
used to be--and st!ll is-to horse
and carriage.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-01-01
SAN FRANCISCO STOCK
AND BOND EXCHANGE

Special service to The Herald by ]. c. VIII
son, 212 West Fifth street, Los Angeles, mem
Der New York Stock exchange. Chicago board
OF trade. Stock and Bond exchange Of san
Francisco.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-01-01
New York stocks

Special service to The Herald by ]. c. Will
son. 2i2 West Fifth street. Los Angeles.
NEW YORK, Dec. S1.-Following were the
Los Angeles herald., 1910-01-01
CHICAGO GRAIN

Special service to The Herald by j. c. VII
SON member Chicago board of trade, New
York Stock exchange, and San Francisco Bond
and Stock exchange, 212 West Fifth street.
Los Angeles
Los Angeles herald., 1910-01-01
New York Bonds
NEv YORK. Dec. s1-FoIlowing were the
RID

gpeelal service to The Herald by ]. c. VIII
son, 2l2 West Fifth street. Los Angeles.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-01-01
OUTLOOK BRIGHT
IN WALL STREET
STOCK MARKET REFLECTS
EXPECTED PROSPERITY
PROCESS OF PRICE ADJUSTMENT
is FEATURE
Southern Pacific and Rock Island Ses
curities AdVance-Anticipated Re-
taxation in Money Rates viii
Not Como Immediately
Associated Pressl

NEW YORK, Dec. 31.-The closing
day of the year in the stock market
reflected an expectant tone of goou
things to come with the opening OF the
new year. rather than the direct oper-
alton of present favorable influences in
the trading.
January will see the largest sum dis
bursed in profits that has ever oc-
Cured in a similar period in New York
The stock market was characterized
by the great number of separate Sc
! curities dealt in. A process of price
adjustments also was in progress. The
most conspicuous feature of the list
WAS Southern Pacific. Talk of q prob
able increase in the dividend in this
stock in February was made very
prominent in the days market pro-
ceedings.
Rock Island made another advance
and the filing of the report of the in
vestigating committee of the furry in
that stock last Monday made it the
subject of comment. It was believed a
way would be found to proclaim the
Rock Island episode was as distasteful
to the sentiment of the stock exchange
element itself as to the public at large.
Speculative opinion attaches some i'm
portance to the express and formula
tion of this sentiment for the assur-
ance it may carry to the public at
large.
Forward View Cheerful
Besides the generally cheerful for
ward view taken of affairs a good deal
of strengthening effect on the spec
ulation was caused by the backward
surveys Of the achievement of the last
year. The enormous recuperation ef-
fected according to every trustworthy
index and by a feeling of confidence in
the substantial character of that prog
gress and in its soundness as a point
of departure for additional advance,
made a strong undertone for the stock
market.
Quiet confidence rather than jubilant
enthusiasm was the dominant note.
The conservative restraint comes from
the labor outlook in connection with
the high cost of living and from the
questions of legal restraints on corpor-
ations which are to assume prom
inenee at an early period in the new
year.
The expected relaxation in the money
market also is not looked for iInme
idiately next week. The slender sur
plus disclosed by the actual figures
Of the bank statement after the close
of the market goes to justify this view.
Bonds were irregular Total sales,
par value, $6,1S9,Q00. United states 2s
have declined u per cent in the bid
price on call during the week.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-01-01
DAILY MINING GALL
Listed Stocks

Official sales-A. M: 1000 Con Mines at IL.
p M: 1000 Clark Copper at AZ.
Listed Stocks
Los Angeles herald., 1910-01-01
iana 1901.
LOS ANGELES STOCK EXCHANGE
Morning Sales
Afternoon Sales

10 Am Pet Co com at rs; 40 Assd OIL Co at
4SS7ts; 80 do at 40; so do (B3) at 1856 IL
T1nfOn a
Los Angeles herald., 1910-01-01
Bonds

30 Assd Oil (BsO) at $50; 20 do at 1925; 1ot
do (B9O) at So; 10 Am Pet com at 76; 10 United
Petroleum at 104
Los Angeles herald., 1910-01-01

SAN FRANCISCO, Dec. a1.-Ths following
Los Angeles herald., 1910-01-01
Banks

Bid ASH.
All Night and Day Bank ......115.0O 1000
American Savings Bank ..:.....141. 90 1000
Bdway Bank and Trust ........14000 1900
Central National Bank .........175.00 1890
Citizens National ........,..,.. $4,000 235Oo
Commercial National ............143.00
Equitable Savings Bank ........N5.00 1000
Farm and Merch National .....,20.0o
Federal Bank of L A ............ 14OO 80.
First National ...........5 10000 1880
German American Savings ......S30.00 34500
Globe Savings Bank 1850 5000
Home Saw Bank of L ........112.0 90
Merchants National .............. $780, 90
Merchants Bank and TT Co ......... 1850
National Bank of Cal ........... 1900
Security Savings Bank .......,..375.00 1000
The Southern Trust Co ......... 72.GO 5000
Los Angeles herald., 1910-01-01
NAV YORK coTToN

Special service to The Herald by ]. C. Will
son, 212 West Fifth street. Los Angeles.
The Prescott daily news., 1910-09-23

on congress, are touring the country as guests of the government, came to Chicago this morning for & stop of three days. With them are some fifty American delegates who are aot- ing as their guides. Today they were especially the guests of the Associa. tfon of Commerce.
 After breakfast at the La Sale ho. tel. where the visitors are registered, the party was taken in automobiles on . sightseeing trip through ths business section, arriving at the stock yards in time for luncheon. An in. spection of the packing houses fol- lowed, and then the motor car trip was resumed. the route taking the party through the park system. This evening the delegates will be given a banquet by the Association of Com. merce ln the gold room of the Con. gress hotel. Governor Denesn is to be one of the guests of honor.
 The entire day tomorrow will be given over to the visiting of institu, tlons in and about Chicago, each member Of the party being left free1 to select the places he desires to see. | Some of them will go to the psniten.I tlary at Joliet, others to the StI Charles School foc Boys, and others| to the State Training School forI Girls at Geneva. The many settle-l ments and charitable institutions inI the city also will be visited by thoseI especially interested in those classesI of work. In the evening they will bel dined by the Hamilton club. Incl only visit definitely arranged for Sun.I day is to the Glenwood Manual Train. ing school. At midnight Sunday theI party leaves for Indianapolis.
The Prescott daily news., 1910-09-23
BUY ELOPER MAPS, MATRON CAUGHT HIS FATHER AND HER HUSBAND CATCH WOMAN AT KANSAS
 CITY.
TICKETS FOR ST. LOUIS
Imoe'n (Neb.) Pairs Plans Are Prus. Tated Twice In Wesk-Mariaal Equilibrium Evidently
 Restored.

Kansas City, Sept 23.--Cleo Broad. lurst' lS years old, the son of . well snown real estate dealer, and Mrs. V, d' Ware, 2S years old, wife of a L'ncoin (Neb) merchant, planned to .'ope to St. Louis. The arrival of his la'lsr and Mrs. Wares husband pre- vented the elopement.
 fouth Buys Railroad Tickets,
 At Il ?. m. Cleo Broadhurst went to cue S. union depot and bought tickets to Q. or. Louis for Mrs. Ware and himself. ,a uae was to join him on the train. But e 'alner and husband arrived at the w unloh depot In time to catch Mrs. ule v before she boarded the train. .w ,ouhg Broadhurst believed Mrs. ,,' a'e was on the train and would join U. r.n alter 1t was out of Kansas City. .,. , ietired and the conductor wouldn t m.1 ON nm to be awakened. Mrs. Ware
 asea to get a telegram to him
The Prescott daily news., 1910-09-23
DUEL ID DEATH
WIDOWS THEN WEEP OVER
 THEIR DEAD BODIES.
Georgians, Who Had QuarreIed Over Wedding, Meet in Road and
 Empty PistoIs.

Pelham, Ga, Sept. 23.-While their wives shouted encouragement Charles Tate and John Marchant, farmers, fought duel to the death with pis tols. Every bullet found . mark with the result that when nsighbors attracted by the firing. reached the scene, the pair were stretched dead in the dusty road, with their wives weep ing over their bodies.
 Tate was bridegroom of two months, his wife being the widow of Frank Merchant. a brother of the man he killed. The fight grew out of an old grudge which originally was between Mrs. Tate's first husband and her second one. Later John Mar. chant opposed his sister-in-law's mar. rfaSe, and feeling became very bitter.
 The wives of the pair met last Mon. day and there was a quarrel, in which threats were made. It was expected there would be . fight when the hus bands met. The meeting came when the men and their wives, driving in opposite direction along the country road, came in sight of each other
 Marchant finally leaped from his buggy and dared Tate to shoot 1t out" Tate was on his feet in the roadside in an instant, and both drew their revolvers.
 They advanced shooting, and both fell
The Prescott daily news., 1910-09-23
HOLD-UP MEN GET $1O,5OO
Wealthy Plttsburg Tobacco Mon Way laid and Robbed In Chicago
 by Thugs.

Chicago, Sept. 23.--The West Side police are conducting blind search for two thugs, who waylaid Harry w. and Max c. Chatiner, wealthy tobacco wholesalers of Pittsburg, and robbed them of $10,000 in cash and diamond stud worth $500.
 All the Chalmers could tell the pc lice was that they were robbed on dark street. and that they were too frightened to recall details. The broth CTS were on their way to Janesville, Wis, to purchase tobacco. and stopped over in Chicago.
The Prescott daily news., 1910-09-23

Land Is Withdrawn From Entry.
 Washington, Sept. 23.-President Taft has withdrawn from entry ap7 proximately 70,3S3 acres of land in California and Colorado. The Cali fornia lands, approximately 1927 acres, are situated along the East Walker river. They are believed to be valuable for power purposes.
The Prescott daily news., 1910-09-23
Letter Carriers Ask Pensions.

Little Rock, Ark, Sept. 23.-The National Rural Route Letter Carriers association indorsed the Golden bill pending in congress, providing for pen sions for civil service employees. Prest dent Fry has also petitioned for an additional $35O per year for equip ment.
The Prescott daily news., 1910-09-23
DELEGATES IN CHICAGO
Visit to Stock Yards, AutomobiIs s Trip and Banquet Are Features
 of First Day There.

Chicago. Sept. 2S-Ths hundred foreign educators and statesmen who, as delegates to the International Pris-
The Prescott daily news., 1910-09-23

somewhere along tho line t1 return to Kansas City as soon as he could.
 Caught Sunday at Lsavenworth.
 Broadhurst and Mrs. Ware were ar rested in Leavenworth last Sunday upon the complaint made to the Leav- enworth police by Ware. Then young Broadhurst returned home and his father fancied he had forgotten Mrs. Ware.
 Mrs Wares grandfather gave her $21 ,000 last year.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1910-12-01
COUNTY'S FINANCES
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do. $l4; " r Lee, So; A NJ Lorenrz-
sen, 3; do. SO; R l. MOBILES, So.
Pete Lowe, s12. T H Nutall, So; Alex
Bailey, s107o; JOS Evans, So; ] II
Anderson. So. Alex TRot hlzsot3 ..
Anderson. 80; Alex otholz, 81; / IL
Russell. 81: G A Holmes, 81: w H
words 81; " a Clark, 50; J o Tav-
Goii,es, 50; F. s Nash, s.; T w Ed
Tor, 81. H c Travis. So; { +, McDon-
nd. 81, @ F Bioodworth, So; Henry
6radham, Sii; c Is Irvine, So; R i.
8rady, 81; r A Everett, g.; n S Dea-
Ter, s.; i Sans. 81; T B Burney.
81 Y Il Barrie, sheriff, S11229:
Geo Z Smith. So; Kennon. Mott, So;
d., 81; T = Holmes, 81: p Ever
ut, 50; " 4 Ifackett, 81 C A Stem
81, 50; do. %; G. 3 Moody, So; b D
Geiger. 81; ] Vi King, Jr.. 50; c J
.Crcfton. s.: " W Brocainston, 81 !;
Edward Miller. 80: = 4 Damn. 50;
Patrick Koran. So; VIM Gignilliatt,
50; Geo Nj Owens, So; A E Ley
2ourne. s.; Z. vi Orr, So; J " Ora
d. 80: r II Stevens. 81; T ] Mo
Cs.H, 81: n " Middleton. So: L J
eavy. ,Tr.. 50, ed Fennel, 81; G
Wood 81 s 4 Bu~ney. 81; c c
Arnhei'c~, $40; p II Taylor, So; DO.
20: : : -.;i7os. 81 s3muei Ward, 81;
= tIig* inaop HTn SO: w p Zig
iEhot In. - ;, !. Stephens, SO; 3
ldrosa. s. Moses Daniels, 80: Geo
II Smith. g.: Sig Gevison, So; Geo
Il Smith So; = c Clark, Jr., si2; G a
Taylor, s.; y 4 Robinson. 81; Z II
Person. 50; VIM Nightingale, Jr.
81: r NJ Scarlet. So; e L Smith, y
Z L McGoughan, So: 5 B Wright, So;
Jas Holmes. 50; " D Bailey, So: Lee
Gordon. g.. q I. Parker, So; I. e
Foferts. $2; 90. 81: G E Elliott, 81:
Z. Ii Parker, So; j l. Jaqaes, s.: J ,
Could Sc II f Do Bignon, CLERK,
$231S5; J B Scot. So; f A Turner,
-: " f Recknagle, 81: T E Smith,
81: 2 w Fleming. 50; F D Scarlet
g; J S Dunwoody, So; Thos Eyaas,
81; " II Greenfield. So; G a Crum,
- " ASE'thS4, PAs IIOsI o. " w
Asbell, 49, Dempsey Holmes, So;
y D Cowart, So; G + Anderson, 50.
7 D Ross, 81; Julius Meter, 50; II
Fonda So; Alex Livingston So; F.
Elliott, So: ] Z High, So; s 3
,iddens, 81; S w Owens, So; c D
TN. 81; w e Kenner, 50; do, 81;
inFn "eTtz, 50: Fl s McCrary, 50;
10. 81; A ] Gordon, 81; Il B Har-
ison. e: G II Tilton, 81; H MOI
ar. s.. do 81; Mrs. Matte Bray,
54G; ] J, G gI'tch, 50; II d Taylor,
y = Asoell, So; Raphael Bo-
ntsrlt, So J = EIuggins, so; II Z Cal
aoun. 81; " Owens, 81 S7174,3S.
CITY cOuRT-Juiy 6, 1910.
Ernest Dart, SIPS; ] r Bankston,
10: d W Krauss. SIZE; A 0 Town
send, ST.: w RI Berrie, $3.50; j T
'onsell, So: Grover Allen, 81; CHE
ard Postell, $25: J II Ponsell, IS; r
z Ferguson, SO: w II Berrie, IS: do,
&c Sc; Il S Pyles, SO; J J Smith,
z; J II Lane, So; Ernest Dart, s125;
! ] Snears, 50 z s Pyles, So; 0
2easley. 50; c NJ Brady. 50: s J
Gorton. $2 c L A H8rfel. SO; r NJ
T~own. So; Clinton Brown, 50; J il
Hopkins, 50; " G Peoples, So; A o