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The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1910-06-14
DAILY COURT RECORD


James o. Webb ct NJ. to S. L. Cooper, $40.
WhiiehaEsn. IS Philip and Jacob-Psrt; Ethel u.
CLARK to Potomac Heights Land Company. $40.
Potomac Heghts-Sauare i44s. lots a and 81; Po-
tomae Heights Land Company to a. ]. oyerton,
Pleasant Plains-squaro 2ss. lot Il: Andrew F.
Hilyer ct W. and Lcoinda Cook to Hugh Mac
kenze SO.
BeIieEue-Square 1ss. lot S.; James F. Brennan 70
John T. Barrett and C. Blanche Barrett. SO.
Second street northwest. between street and
Massachusetts ssenHe-square SIS. part Of lot Z;
George ". keenan, ct Ct al 10 Arnold 7.
Lewis, $40.
Addition to Ls Droit Park-Lot l57. block II;
Mary Ids Burgess ct viz 70 Josephine Hunni-
eutt SO
o street near Thirty-hrst street northwest-sqzare
lz4s part Of lot IS; John s. Winship and Mary
A Winship 70 Frank r. Leeteh. $3.50.
street nsar Thirty-hrst street northwest-Sqnare
lZts. part Of lot IS; Frank P. Leetch et ux- to
John S. Winship. so.
l0l New jersey avenue northwest-squars $50. part
Of lot g. james F. Bupdy and Henry !. Quinn
20 Wilbur r. Nash 81 30.
D street, between Sixth street and Maryland avenue
northesst-squsre $50. lot IS; Kennedy Brothers.
Incorporated TO Charles r. Duval e TX, so.
Randle Park-EAst Of square eODi, lots g and 81
Arthur F. Randls ct ux. 70 AKel L. Mattson. $40
Meridian Bill-Lot 6, block u; Clara NJ. Smith
ct viz to Robert A. Miller. SO.
+ street between Sixth and Seventh streets north
Saht-ntl'iair GU. 4pih o anu SuAa ADAf
son to Fred. A. Norway. so.
F street. between Sixth and Seventh streets north
| east-Square so, iot Z; Charles Voelker e. ux-
| 20 Fred. a. Norway, SO.
Rear CT Sixteenth street northwest between L and
n streets-Sluare l1 lot i: Johanna Turey
e. al. TO Robert A. Dore. SO.
| Connecticut Avenue Higniands-LOts to II. block
p John n. Heigkee and RAYMOND A. Heiskell
10 james W Crutcher Sic. 100.
| NJ street northwest. between Fifteenth and Six
teenth streets-Square 1877 parts Of lots IS 10 2
and lot S.; Allan McI1ans Albert to Charles
/ Carroll Nixon. SO.
/ Fifteenth street northwest between and n
streets-Squars 1G, parts Of lots q and 2
Allan McIAne Albert 70 Edward P. Merit. SO
/ Woodley PaTk-SquaTe z0ei. parts Of lots lol and
/ lG2; William IL Santelmann et ux TO Franklin
7, Sanner. So
Fifteenth and A streets sogtheast-Squsre 1859. los
#; James Martin et IA. to Frank Foer ct TX,
Libbis Foer. SO.
/ Fifth street northeast, between F and g streets
Square s5l. lot S.: Lewis T. Breuninger ct uL
TO Michael Flynn et TX. Katherine Flynn. SIG
/ Ninth street northwest between Q and r streets
Square B4. lot AS; James Henry Smith Il
| Jennie Y. kinney SO.
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LOCAL FINAEGilA.E GOSSIP.

The local stock market was very ac-
tive and strong yesterday. with prices
of several securities showing higher than
for several days. At the opening the
trading in Capital Traction 5 per cent
bonds was a feature, and was followed
by almost as great activity in Potomac
Electric consolidated 5s. The former sold
at the current price Of 1l5. and the
latter at a fraction above lel.
Railway common took a sharp brace,
selling at half a point and moro above
the current price OF last week. The
record showed sales of thirty-hve shares,
which passed from one broker to another
in various lots. Capital Traction shares
were In broken lots at about $50. Rail-
way preferred did not figure in the
trading
The offered price of Gas last Saturday
was met in the bidding yesterday. and
125 shares were sold by one broker at
ia. nearly two points above the last
sales of last week
Lanston attracted some attention, SELL
ing quite freely both the rights and the
stock. The rights brought 3ls and the
stock 80 and fractions less.
Several OF the local bankers. including
W iilidll 4. NdlinDf. OF the american
National: A. G. Clapham. OF the Com
mercial, and Charles S. Warden, of the
United States Trust. have returned from
| attendance upon the Virginia Bankers
| Association, which met at Old Point
Comfort. All speak in the highest praise
of the interest centering In the meeting
and the good fellowship which prevailed
among the flnanclers OF the Old Do
minion.
The Fairmont and Clarksburg Traction
Company, which is controlled by Con-
solidation Coal interests, seems to be
meeting the expectations OF It's promot-
ers, as shown by the statement OF earn
| ings and expenses for May and the five
months of the current year May 1910.
estimated). Gross receipts We're the
largest for any corresponding month in
the history of the system. and the net
surplus also broke all previous records.
And this showing was made in the face
/ of unusually bad weather and heavy
| operating expenses, due to ballasting the
roadbed with rock and other improve
| ments entailing large OUTLAWS of money
| taken from the earnings
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GRAIN AND PROVISIONS.

Quotations furnished BY W. B. Hibbs & Co.
members Of the Chicago Board Of Trade. Hibbs
Building.
Chicago, June ls-wheat opsned weak. with
prices &c TO &c lower There was some fair buy-
ing. and the market held steady, With locals the
best Sellers Before noon the market became oyer-
sold and shorts IN trying 10 cover forced e
quick sdrance Of cent from opening prices. all OF
which and more vas lost later on the weakness in
Southwestern markets Kansas City at one time
vas cents under our market for July. North
western markets were strong early on dry weather
reports Snow wired from Salt Coats. Afanitoba,
that theirs Ia a shortage Of reserve moisture ever
larger part Of area and viii require constant sue
cession Of rains all the season TO make average
crop. Minneapolis reported cash demand good.
with all the mills buying and fair -four sales TO
ported late Saturday.
Local cars, u with estimated for tomorrow.
Local receipts ISL cars with $50 estimated for to-
morrow.
Oats were lower with other grains There was
selling by commission houses and for country ac
count Local pit traders and shorts best buyers.
Weather perfect for growing crop Cash prices &c
lower with a good demand.
Local receipts IA cars. with 30 estimated for to
morrow.
The liberal hos run gave sharply lower opening
to provisions. There was a fair volume Of selling
for scattered account in the early dealings and
of the same character on the late weakness In
-rufn
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Baltimore. June l3-wHEAT-Stock in elevators.
80 s6s bushels Shipments from elevators, 7sA
bushels. Graded lots Of No. red wheat ahoat
nogninaly at ssiz per bushel settling prices. No.
red Western Glk: No red, GA
CORN-StOck in elevators. gl.095 bushels. Ship
ments FROM elevators 500 bushels. Graded lots Of
No white corn sdoat nominally at eSlk Der
bushe; yellow corn afoet at 64i1 a bushei; track
yellow corn, for domestic delivery, 66ss bushel for
carlots spot; cob corn carloads Of prime nearby
yellow ear 365a3T0 per barrel.
0ATS-Stock in elevators. z3se7 bushels: ship
ments from elevators. 4Ss3 bushels. White. No. 2
as 70 weight, HAAS do white. No. 8. as "a
weight, sSaA: do. No g. as to weight, lal2: do.
mixed, No 2 zSls; do, No. 3. z2aE2lt
RYE-Stock in elevators q lS5 bushels No
rye. Western. domestic. S2as3 No. 3 rye, Western,
domestic, l7s7s: bag lots. 70 quality and condi
ton 70a74
FLoUR-wintsr extra. 345a3s5: do. clear. Aosa
IS; do, straight. 44OaA45; do. patent SOFAS 10
spring. clear. Al0a455; do, straight, 4ssa5 %,
do. patent, 52a5A5; city mills best patent. 500,
do, high-grade patent. SIS; do, straight, SIS;
choice family 4.so; extra, 39oaAlo; rye -four. me.
dium 70 choice, A5a4SB: corn meal, per 100 lbs
Goal. 60.
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JUSTICE ANDERSON.


Estate Of George ". Fair; petition foT letters
testamentary. Attorney. B. F. Leighton.
Estate Of George y. Holland; sane Attorney. @
A. Barnard.
Estate of Theodore A. Kieseli viii admitted to
probate and record. Attorneys. c. T. BENJAMIN.
Estate Of Annie NJ Merrill; letters testsmentaIy
granted to Edward II. Thomas; bond, SD. Attor-
ney E. h Thomas
Estate Of James N. Jones; letters Of administrA-
ton granted to David L Jones; bond, $l,co. At
torneys. Lyon & Lyon.
Estate OF John F. Connolly; letters Of administTa-
ton granted to Frank p Drouey; bond, $50. At
torney. w. c. Balderston.
Estate Of James f. Porter petition for letters OF
administration Attorneys. Lyon s Lyon.
Estate Of James J. Van Horn; same. AttorneyA
sane.
Estate Of Laura D. sechrist; petition Tor letters
tsstamentary. Attorney. Hayden johnson.
Estate Of Rose z. J. Apple; order for attorney
fee Attorney c. w. Main.
Estate Of theodore ]. King; petition for letters
Of administration
Estate of Frances Jackson; petition for letters OF
administration. Attorney E. S. Bailey.
In 10 Louise Sullivan ct al. order OF instructions.
Attorney. ]. J. Darlington.
Estate Of William S. Grossly; sale ratified. At
toFney, ]. ". Patterson.
Estate q Edward II. Day; petition for letters Of
administration Attorneys f. A. fleming and B.
W. Parker.
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LIVE STOCK MARKET.

head. Good to choice steers, 1885 per 100 lhs
bulls, 4l5a575 for ordinary 10 good and tail.ends
400 COWS. 33oa5.75 Dressed beef was slow. at ssl7
per To- for common to prime native sides
CALVEs-Receipts, 4s5l head. Demand for live
veals. with prices steady. 80 lower; common 10
choice Teals. 75hl000 per 100 lbs culls so0ay %:
buttemilks 60oa700; dressed calves steady az lsals
citydressed yesls. u4sl3 city-dressed butterniiAs
loals.
SHEEP AND LAMBS-Rsceipts. 1879 head.
Sheep were IN light supply and steady; lambs on
free receipts fen of sc best grades and sc 10
Soc on others: a few were held over. Common n
choice sheep. 4oosso0 per 100 lbs; culls seas 81.
Southern lambs, 95s975: New York and Pennsvl.
Tauia. do, S.5eas5O; dressed mutton firm at l0als:
dressed lambs weak at iSalss dressed ysArinEa at
l5al6
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COTTON MARKET.

Quotations furnished by W. B. Hibhs & Co.,
members Of the New York stock Exchange. Hibbs
Building
New York June L.-The market was dull to-day
and little changed Prices declined Is points for
August during the early trading from Saturday S
closing. while the rest Of the list stmped to 5
points This Was due to scattered selling on Liver
pool coming few points lower than due on the late
cables and the announcement that the knight mills
in Rhode Island and Massachusetts, have been or
dered closed down two days each week for the bal
anee q the season to cutail production Of goods
During the slump this morning July went down to
i6l0; August l447; September, 1911; October u 40;
December l2n. and January. l2n. These prices
are 20 10 % points beow the recent high level for
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WASHINGTON STOCK MARKET.

splss-Rsgular call. 70 o'clock noon;
Capital Traction s., 81 900 ct rs, 5000 at lis,
ao0 at Us. SEQ at ll5. 500 az Us. $500
al lis.
Potomac Electric cons. Sc. $1,000 at I0Is, 5000
at l0lA. $500 at l0lh. 5000 at l0lh 5000 at
l0lA. $500 at l0lA, 5000 al lel
Washington Railway and Electric con-, ! at g5z.
3 at S3l5. 10 at S&.
Washington Gas. 3 at ia. 3 at Tlz, Is at TN,
3 az tx.
Lanston rights 100 at sS. IS at So
National Bank Of Washington, 10 AZ 800, 10 az 800
5 at 500
United States Trust, 10 at II2z.
After call:
Capital Traction. 10 az 10 at 80
Lanston % az So % at 795t % at TgK
Lanston rights, 100 at 3z.
Mergentbaler. 10 at E0A.
LanstOn. % at 1875.
Following the bid and asked prices on yestsr-
days Washington Stock Exchange:
GAS BONDS.
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Denv wires 20 Bucket shops.

New York. June 13-Edward J. Nally,
vice president and general manager OF
the Postal Telegraph Company. upon be-
ing shown "a statement that inquiry
might be made as TO whether the Postal
Company was leasing wires TO bucket
shops, said: THAT is a class of business
which the Postal Telegraph-Cable Com
pany has always kept out Of. II is a
lucrative branch OF the telegraph bust
ness. the profits running into hundreds
OF thousands OF dollars annually. but II
is not the kind OF business in which to
engage"
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CHICAGO LIVE STOCK.

Chicago. June 13-Livs hogs were Toe 70 DC lower.
The receipts were estimated at 600: Official satr-
day "A Isl shipments. 2l55: left over, $50; estt
mated receipts tomorrow. H000 Bulk Of prices
sSOas 20; light s3)as.45; mixed and butchers 92Oa
Is: heavy 915a9 "a rough, heavy. 9.l5a95 york
e7s sS5aal5: pEz. 90oas.40
Cattle were lec lower; estimated receipts. A0o0.
BeeTes. 5.7Oas7o; COWS and heifes. 2sh7.oO: Texas
steers 5Soa7.z5; stockeTs and feeders, 400a6 A5
Western, 550aT7a.
Sheep were steady; estimated receipts. 1900. Ma
tires, 35lss.0o; Western. 3l5a6l0; yeaSIngs, e50a
80; lambs, 57sas0O; Western. 650as.l0.
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The field and track events. which were
to have featured the commencement exer-
else Of the Maryland Agricultural Col
lege at College Park yesterday. were
postponed until to-day on account OF the
soft condition of the track. Class day ex-
ercises were held last night. in which
the members of the senior and junior
classes participated. Hon S. Marvin
Peach. of Mitehellsville. Prince George
County. addressed the classes. and the
installation of the officers OF the new
senior class took place.
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win Rest in Hamilton, ohio.

The body of Mrs. Clara Crawford Cross
man Saunders. who died yesterday morn
ing in her apartments at the Brunswick.
to her home in Hamilton. ohio, last night
for burial. She was a resident OF Wash
ington for ten years. and was prominent
lv connected with local church work. She
is survived by her husband. Joseph F.
Saunders, and two daughters. Miss Clara
r. and Miss Marion K Saunders, both
OF this city.
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NEW YoRlA MONEY.

New York. June l3-M0ney on call at the stock
exchange today opened at az per cent; highest. 8;
lowest, *; closing. -. Most OF the days loans
were made at pa Per cent.
Time money opened the week easy, with fractional
declines in some maturties Tie demand was still
light. Rates, 5a3H per cent for sixty days 3kaS
per cent for ninety days ia Der cent for four
months 3aa4 per cent for five months aa4s per cent
for six months. 4kaiSs Per cent for the year.
Mercantile paper was in somewhat better. but not
active demand. A good-sized assortment was Of
fered comprising some attractive names. Rates
4lsa5 per cent for sixty and ninety days bills re-
ceivable 424a5 per cent for choice four 10 six
months. single name. 5a5h Per -oent for Others.
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LOCAL GRAIN MARKET.

GRAMMAR, per busheI s0ass; corn, she'll
ed, per bushe TAI; cob. sS0aii0 per barrel; OATS
Western white. No. 2. per bushel 50a55: mixed
per blshei 4Sa54; BRAS. r1-.oa 800: rniodlues.
per ton. I0.
Hay AND STRAW-Hsy. Western. No. I. zo0,
No. $3.50; mixed. Doo; loose at local scales. 1900,
straw. re- bundle. 800; straw. re. machine thrash
izeoi straw. wheat. Der ton. 100; straw, cat, PEI
ten. s.a
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JUsTICF Gould.

JIHlIIE HUt ID.
No. 1854 United States Charles ". Blakeney;
carnal knowledge Plea guilty Of fornicationi sen
fenced to pay fine Of Slc0; fine paid Defendants
ATTORNEYS. NJ T. O'Bnen and ". B. Reilly.
No. ge5S United States IS Valentine Weoer;
assault With dangerous weapon; Plea not guilty.
No. ZGZ2 United States vs.. Jose Balboa; false
pretenses; plea. guilty.
No. 2O56. United States vs. Charles Gordon;
grand larceny: plea guilty.
United States vs. Walter Dolby; assault 70 rapei
motion for new trial fled.
No zolS United States vs. Oge jackson; grand
larceny; property restored.
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MISCELLANEOUS BONDS.
wAsHINGTON CATTLE MARKET.

CATTLE-ExtEa. Der cEt. 65Oa7.OO: do, butcher
4.s0a550; do, common, 200aS0o
H0GS-Per cwt. gross. goo; do, ordinary, 500.
sHEEP-Prime. 459s580; do. common 3Ooa4oo.
LAMBS-Fancy spring. Q: fall. choice, per 10.
saslS: do medium. Z.
CALyEs-PTime. Per h.. sags; do. medium, S;
DO. grass. 4a5.
coWs-Prme. fresh. each. S5oOals.Oo: do. com.
nOn. zs.00asooo: do. old end dry l0O0aIs.M.
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HUMANE SOCIETY ACTIVE.

Ask that All Ash Cart Drivers Be
Licensed
Representatives from the Humane So
ciety yesterday obtained a hearing from
the Commissioners in an endeavor to
obtain an or6er saying that all ash cart
drivers should be licensed, thus gradually
lessenng the number Of decrepit and
broken down horses attached to the ash
carts.
Walter S. Hutchins, r. Ross Perry and
John B. Larner were the principal speak
ers, and they all advocated some change
In the present rules
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Bankruptcy Court.
JUSTICE ANDERSON.

JUSTICE ANDERSON.
No ess in re Amos Il. Roper; references 10
William NJ. Halam as special auditor
No. 81. In re The Famous Clothing Company
time within which TO plead extended.
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REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

Addition to Congress Heights-Isots II, T. and y,
block I; Martha A. Kidwen ct viz 10 John Il.
B. Gilliat, So
Addition 70 Congress Heights-Lots II. L. and b
block 4; John u. B. 6iat 10 Martha A. Kid
well et viz, James z. Kidwell. SO.
Washington Highlands-Lots Ii aud L, block IL
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No. 58sl. Preston Snyder vs.. william F. smith
and Odessa P. Smith; Judgment Municipal Court
Attorney. ]. A. MoriATity
No 1852 Peter ]. Clarke vs. The Brennan Con
struction Company; account, s. 90. Attorney, D.
W. o'Donoghus.
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New York June is-wHEAT-Lower. with light
trade. No l Northern spring b arrive, (. O. b.,
L0e; No. red, I. 0. b., L05s; No. hard, New
YORK L025k T. O. b.; No. I macaroni. (. 0. b.. S5A
No Manitoba, f. 0. b. g; exporters took nothing.
CORN-Inegular and slow. Steamer mixed nomi-
nal export basis; No. elevator. nominal. export
basis; export No. 2 (. o. b.. to arrive. 664 No.
mixed nominal domestic. sra and 10 arrive 65ss,
| C. l. e. In elevator; exporters took nothing.
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District Petition.

No $50. In re establishment building line On
west side Of Thirteenth street northwest; con
denim land. Attorneys E H. Thomas and ]. r.
Smith,
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REAL ESTATE NOTES.

2. D. Blackstone has purchased the
property at 1872 Fourteenth street north
west for $4,000, which he will hold for
investment, The property has frontage
of q feet on Fourteenth street, with
depth Of 10 feet to wide alley. and is
improved by a two-story brick building.
Wagstan & White represented the for
mer owners, the Taggart-Thrift Company,
and Gardiner & Dent represented Dir.
Blackstone In the transaction
Taggart-Thrift Company announce the
sale Of the house at 9474 Ontario road.
containing nine rooms to r. A. Miller
for a price said to be $500.
The sale Of a four-acre tract. improved
by seven-room dwelling, located on the
Great Falls Railroad. to H W. Smith,
is announced. The price paid was $500.
It was stated yesterday that the $780,
900 loan to be used in the construction OF
the Southern Building, at Fifteenth and
H streets northwest, viii be provided by
the Equitable Life Assurance Society OF
New York
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Equity Suits.

JUSTICE STAFFORD.
No. $50. In re condemnation squares 28 70 30;
judgment for payment Of award for parcel IS
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Probate COnrt.

JUSTICE ANDERSON.
No. 8s55 United States vs.. ]. Barton Miller;
embezzlsment; on trial. Defendants attorneys. H
E. Davis and ]. Z. Laskey.
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Mechanic,s lien.

No ss7s John Il. Dobhlng vs.. Frances /. Rob
inson. lot Il, block 2. Ss5. Attorney, N. w.
Bsrksdale.
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LaWnuffn.

No. SS4s2 Margaret A. Kent vs.. Lewis Kent; d
Eorce menSa ct thoro. Attorney, J. L. Taylor.
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NEW YORK STOCK MARKET.

Quotations furnished By ". D. Hibbs Z Co.
members q the New York STICK Exchange Hibbs
Building
Call money; Open "a high * low. * close "a.
SALE OF SHARES By HOURS.
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Circuit Court No. 1
IrsrTcF WRIGHT.


Habess corpus No. So In Re August Carlson;
writ o. habeas corpus issued, Teturnahle June IS.
No. 6s2 In re Robert J. Hsmlin: same.
No 5ls74 Spencer rs American Security and
Trust Company sc finding for plaintiff for $ IN A.
Attorneys. J. S Easily -Smith-Nsthan and G. r.
Wilson.
No 1886. Lyon vs.. B. Bensey; bill Of exceptions
submitted. Attorneys, Hallam Halam-L Sim
mons and " II. White.
No. Ss0lA United States ex rel Frost Vs. SEQ
Rotary q Interior; No. 5T8 United States ex rel
Carlisle vs. same: No. 5O52l. United States e1 rel.
WellsriIle OIL Company vs.. sane; No. 500. Unite1
States * rel. Rowe et a. same; defendant sub
atituted
No. 1904 United States rel. Frost IS Score
taTy q Interior; Judgment mandate. Atforneys.
happier s Merillat-Lawler, Clements 4 Wright
No. SOS United States rel. Lowe ct al
vs. same; Judgment in mandate; order oFerrJed
appeal noted. Attorneys. Happier l. Meriliat-LaW-
Ter. Clements & Wright
Notice-Mafion vill be heard in Circuit Court NO.
I T,,.--Sav I,rva "a n A
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Circuit Court No. ?.

tIIbI VLNAtfI4 N-I9stt'3F ~
No 52ss3. p. J. DnIry Company vs.. Clarke; iudg-
ment by default for s7ll.09 Attorney, NJ ], keane
No a#a Schubert vs. Philadelphia, Bsltimore
ana Washington Rsilroad Company; motion for new
trisl oyesruled and Judgment on verdict; appeal
noted. Attaneys. Leckie. Fulton CoK-Aic-
Kinney & Flannery.
10. 1854. Kearney vs.. Capital Traction Company;
dismissed. Attorneys. 4. B. Webb-R- r. Perry
Son and G. T. Dunlop.
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GOVERNMENT BONDS.

New Yost. June is.-Bid and ASKED prices on gov
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BOSTON COPPER STOCKS.

Quotations furnished by ". B. Hibbs & Co.. mem
bers Of the New York Stock Exchange. Hibbs Build
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BALTIMORE GRAIN MARKET.

'Ex dividend.
The Norfolk weekly news-journal. (Norfolk, Neb.) 1900-19??, 1910-08-19
is NORFOLK THE GOAT?

good many months ago the I'm
ion Pacific promised that Norfolk
should have a new and creditable rail
way station, and stated that work
would be begun about June l. General
Manager Mohler, himself came to
Norfolk in a special train and made
the promise.
June has come and gone and July
is history. August is on its way, but
still the disreputable old shack of a
station is doing its best to serve the
travelling public, and there's no signs
of any eXcavating for the foundation
of a new depot.
In certain quarters in Norfolk the
promise that a new depot would be
built has been laughed at.
Did the Union Pacific railroad mean
what it said, and is it going to keep
its promise to Norfolk, or is Norfolk
once again the goat?
It's about time for the dirt to fly.