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The San Francisco call., 1910-03-20

SAVINGS BANK sToLEE-Alameda. March ~
Deputy City Auditor Ernest Mayrisch has re-
ported 10 the police that his home at 2323
Buena Vista avenue was robbed early last
evening. small savings bank containing
So. revolver valued at SIS. gold ring and
silver watch stolen.
The Detroit times., 1910-02-08

tho city after spending number ~
weeks in a Washington hospital Dur
ing the year 35 streets were resn.-
faced or repaved. this icing IN add
ton TO patching OF streets The total
ya-dage was 254.Sl6.45. divided as TO-
lows: Resurfacing 1859 yards. re-
paving 20.369.1o patching 35.Sl6.. D..
The total cost was S2jI.152.16.
Using the last contract figures IS a
basis for comparison. this work would
have cost the city S9l0.s34.S4 az con
tract with private parties. the net
gain 10 the city being s53, 1S2 Is. IN
figuring this. all overhead chars
maintenance, sUperintence and ID
probation of 10 per cent in the plan,
have been figured.
la FIVE years previous. the city plaU,
laid 57209S square yards OF surface.
The gross saving for the five years
previous 10 1903 was sS2.gl6.4l
The average cost per yard for 1902
was lower than for the average OF the
five previous years, but slightly higher
than the 1908 average. owing TO the
fact that asphalt cost considerably
more per tor and that larger shar.'
of the work was in patching The
great feature OF the years showing
Is the immensely increased output
All M furemen and men deserve
credit for this showing says Proctor.
''They have worked Loyalty 10 the one
end OF the greatest efficiency"
The Detroit times., 1910-02-08
DIED IN
FIRES IN YEAR
Loss in United States in 1907 From
Flames Is s45e,4s5,ooO, Says
genealogical Survey,

WASHINGTON. Feb Fire cost
the people OF the United States $3.50
$4,000 in 1907. anu caused the death
of L439 persons and resulted in in.
juries to 5.564 others
These are statistics presented in a
report today by the United States
Geological Survey. The enormous
ire loss is figured TO include the ex-
cess cost OF fire protection due TO
bad construction and excess premiums
over insurance paid II does not iu-
Clude forest fires.
The pred0minance OF frame build.
ings is the primary cause. the report
states. with defective construction and
faulty equipment second This tire
loss OF over "A million day is eight
times as much as that of any Euro
pean country. per capita loss in the
United State OF S2.5l against an aver
age OF SO cents abroad.
According 20 the report. the annual
cost Is greater than the value or the
real property and Improvements n
Maine, West Virginia. North Carolina,
North Dakota Alabama. louisiana and
Montana.
As indicating that hreprCof con-
struction is far superior 10 inham-
mahle buildings with high insurance,
the report states that tn United
States government is now spending
s. 900 coo for new buildings none OF
which are insured but which are con
struCted absolutely dreproor
The results airsa dy obtained. saws
the report. show that cheaper tireprooi
materials can Zee used and that the
difference In cost betwe irepIooi
ami iuAammablo buildinks will sOCu
become SO small thai il will cease 70
encourage fimsy construction.
The Detroit times., 1910-02-08
VIGER co. DOESN'
CLAIM PROPERTY
Admits, However, II Is Using City 5
Land on Which 1t Has Erected
Coal Sheds

There viii be no opposition on the
part Of che Viser Coal < Wood CO. 10
the taking over BY the city Of its prop
erty on he cas- siae OF Twentieth.sJ.
adjoining the department OF pubic
works western yard. when is now
used by the coal company
Aid ZinEs reso.ation calling attea-
tion TO he condition with regard 10
this valuable property, which had been
allowed 10 get cut CT city control, is
expected 10 result Ia the city's making
some use OF the lana.
Secretary Murphy OF the department.
of public works l., inclined TO thini,
that ar addition to the asphalt plant
may be built on this 4U-foot lot - tho
asphalt plant Is row cramped for room
we are aware that this Is city
property and have never made any
claim 10 il, stated f. r. Niger. Mon
day i 10 not wiah 10 have it appeal
that We Tried 10 tahc anything away
from the city.
In 1905 We had a disastrous fire.
Al that time the OH police barn wdS
not in use, and We put our horses
there. TAen we pat up sheds on the
strip OF land in front OF the barn To
handle our business 1t was necessary
for us 10 make a quick turn to save our
business Otherwise. the business
would have been wiped out and mary
men wolld have lost employment.
There Was no objection 10 our using
the barn and land. AID We have never
laid any claim 10 Ownershop
NO one else was using the land.
II had been used for wagon STORAGE
by different people and also for uh.
loading cars We have fixed up the
arm and taken care OF it. No one has
been harmed
We would like TO buy the property
now II ths city viii sell It 20 us.
The Viger Coal q Wool Co. has 100
feet Of frontage OF its own on Twcn
tieth-st adjoining the old police sta
ton site
The peculiar tning is that the city
departments had completely lost track
OF this piece OF property, except ;Ae
assessors Office The use OF the barn
and lot by the Vjgcr concern has dated
back from about the time that the con
tgol Of the department OF public works
shifted from Commissioner Maybury
70 Commissioner Haarer. and the mat
ter was evidently lost in the change
'of administration
The Detroit times., 1910-02-08
NEW YoRK srock LETrER.

Reported for The Times by Carson.
Craig a Co. from New York. Feb. e..
Renewed liquidation this morning
following the poor bank statement
which came after the close Saturday.
carried prices sharply lower and In a
number OF instances stocks made new
low levels for the present movement.
Selling Was aggressive and soon un-
covered stop-loss orders. Steel aud
the coppcrs were the objective point
OF attack. the former selling below a
and Amalgamated losing nearly four
points. The rails showed somewhat
better resistance but made losses
from TO % points as did also the IN
dustrials Rallies We're faint ana bare
Is extending 10 more than small iiac'
lions sales 20 noon were something
over 500 600 shares.
The Detroit times., 1910-02-08

Dealers SAY 10 r. Impossible tp pNce
car Load al any price. and apples are
in almost the same position stock Us
going. hack rapidly aud holders on
storage aptes ar call facing loss the
NVgttahle market is hrm AMI season
ably active.
AppIes-Fancy. f3US55, common,
81 90 "a 4. 90 per bhl. western box apples
- 10 t 3 80 per box. 49,,
BnuannS-tioad shipping stotks sl-0v
"a go. agCordiug to quality
Bran~-pried Lima, jisc per ih.
Crlery-il ome- grown. go "a t9V duAf ?
California. sac per crate.
CauIihowrr-'aliforn $40 nam
CabbaEe-sl75us per Dbl.
Cheese-Mirhigan fan cream. 10 = ,
York state INV, limhurgcr l'c, brick
cream. lSr. Schweitzcr PIE per no.
Cranberries-Fep 2.25 bu, 500 g 900
Dn,es-Persian. 506c. Fards s0sisc
Dressed CalVe.-Fancy. IlUuaci
common. q Toe per 10.
Dressed Hogs-lIght lO0llc. heavy
Fix.-importcd. new. ll0l4c per no;
california. sac per box
Einnan Haddie-s u Zoe per TIA.
Fresh Negctnbles-t 'uCuubvrs, hot
house. 81 6Vfl.t5 dog. lettuce, hot
house. l&u14c lh, head lettuce. s. per
bhl 81 20 doz, radishcs 20 SO doE wax
beans. s. per hamper parsley, zoe duz
green peppers. 60c basket, rUtahUEca,
so 10 lnc on. Hubbard squash, ~ y q Be-
~, Florida tomatoes. S3.ton a per d
basket crate water cress 30 va SOC doz
turnips 900 hu. he,ts. COO hu. carrots,
coo hu Elephant Doc per doz
GraPes-Alalagas, $+u6.'u per bol.
HnN-betroit dealers are paying tEe
following prices FOR baled hay ln car
lots I. w. b. Detroit. No. I timothy
ST. 50flN. No. timothy. $40 5o@ u.
clover. mixed. Sl6.5oullI ryr straw,
Nr.. 81. a lF .tatFE "a
The Detroit times., 1910-02-08
GRAIN AND PROVISIONS.

DETROIT Ftu N-ppeniuS The
wheat market bad an easy opening AZ
q decline 90 - o. thlrak" Was easy anu
1 ...rt,,oI declined after o. higher OPEN
ing opening prices Tuesday lash
NJ r,l wheat $t2& May Sl-a .;
July, SlU4is. No ! White 81 81.
Grain receipts at Chtragc Tuesday
Wheat rs cars. corn. $50 ears oats.
Igs cars.
Wheat IN LNerpool opened isd hlsh-
.d lower corn opened unchanged
Corn rs easy ~ o5i. for ~. >. AMI
.64i. Cor 80 yellow
OATS are easy 90 a'' Tor standard.
an1 geo Tor ~ white
Rve Is dan and easy az S3'.c for cash
SO
FOR casa. and So FOR March
C.oN-rserd is easy drt active a. $50
for cash and March and $50 Tor prime
Timothy seed Is ir tair demand at
S. 81 for prime spot
The Detroit times., 1910-02-08
WOMAN REVIEWS ATTACK
Court Clerk Narrowly Misses Second
Beating at Ida Fetters' Hands.

Ida FeJ,ers, Who created disturb
ance in the probate court office several
weeks ago. when she pounded Clerk
Charles Chadwick over the head with
sn umbrella returned for the purpose
og renewing the attack Monday morn.
ing. and ~ was only AIR Chadwick's
agility that saved him from another
beating.
The woman is under the demslon
that her bank book is in the posses
sion OF the court officers. and she has
called several times TO demand its rc
turn Her demands are usually coupled
with threats. directed principally
against Mr. Chadwick.
Papers have been prepared looking
TO her commitment to the county
asylum.
The Detroit times., 1910-02-08
Say Morgan is In Bark Project.

Stockholders OF the ewly-organized
Metropolitan State bank, soon 10 be
established in Detroit. will be- enter
tanned at a dinner 10 De gwen In the
Hotel Cadillac Tuesday evening. dt
O'Clock The new bank, il is an
nounced. will have a capital stock or
81. 100000 and the directors will be
prominent Detro.ters The projectors
say they have interested J. p Morgan
* Co in the venture They arc no.
prepared as yet 10 announce the lUcl-
ton OF the new institution There is
a possibility that the bank Will erect
It's own building.
The Detroit times., 1910-02-08
PLANT
SAVES MUCH CASH
Profit To City On Years Work Is
$5S,7s2. Which Is Far in Advance
of Previous Record.

During 1903 the city ASPHALT plaui
laid greater yardage than IN any
previous year. ana made a greater
Saving as compared with previous
contract prices. than IN any previous
twelve months Clarence A. Procto"
city asphalt expert. has inst made MS
report 10 Public Works commissioner
Haarer. the report having been soin,'
what DELAYED owing 10 the lacJ tha'
MT Proctor only recently returned 20
The Detroit times., 1910-02-08
RnsTnN CnPPER sAIES.

Copper share sales Of Feb !. fur-
uished by Hayden. stone < Co. Adv,
/ JO7. 4. q. +. y.1l9, Al. a. Am. Zinc.
10. Arc. 800, A g.. 33O5; All. 10,
Bat. 100. Bos. con. so. Bos. * Corh..
.45o. Butte. 1.G15. G.. & A. 375. g. q
a.. 49, Cent. go; Range. 1919, j. W
20. g. r.. l.035. Frank $50. OK. Ass.
Or. 80. rites SS. g G.. $50. Hanc.. Il5.
Roy, 305 Kerr. $50; Kew. st5. Lake,
4345, Las. G15 Mass. 100 Mex, so;
Ind. i.s1U. Miami. 467: Mon. 2g2. New
GO, Mp. 5lj. y L., 2543. orb. 100.
q. G.. ZOO o. H., Slj; Csc. tl3. Par.
1i5 Quincy 90: : Fe. so. shan. 500.
s. l.. 100, Ray con- gG4 Sup. LOSS.
& & b.. 6fOt = & r.. 24O. ram 80
Trim, co OIL 800 O. s r. L57s. DO
pfd. 2G2 Uni Cop. IS. Apex. $40. TT
Con. 915 Wet. 80. Win 100. WOlV. II.
The Detroit times., 1910-02-08
PAIR FIGHT OVER MONEY.
Woman Says Wien She Picked Up
Lost Purse. Man Claimed Il.

Lost Purse. Man Claimed IT,
A disturbance in Anton Bielski's no
torious Eight-mile roadhouse, out
Grand R!yer-ave. Sunday. led TO tue
arrest, Monday, OF bennington Weaver,
v no resides in that vicinity He was
arraigned in Justice Lemkie's court
Monday morning. and released Oh 3
lond 10 appear FeL 3.
The charge against him is made -
Mrs. Mary Larkowski. Last Wednes-
day, Mrs Larkowskl, with her husband
and another married couple. took a
cutter ride into the country. anil
stopped a. Bielski's place for a warm
drink. After reaching home Mrs. Lar
Eowsk discovered that S25 which she
carried In her stocking. was missing
She worried over the matter for soy
eral days. and then told her husband.
She told him she knew where IL was
lost
With a lady friend she returned to
Bielskrs on Sunday. and lying I'm the
snow was the purse with the money
If H. Weaver saw her pick up ,he
money. Mrs LaTkOwski says. and &c
then made the claim that he had lost
it. lie attempted To get Il. and a fignt
followed iu which Ia, woman was bal.
- bruised She managed 10 escape
rom the hotei With the money.
Weaver followed her after she got On
the car and Mrs LarkowsH called
the first policeman she saw after tha
car reached the city. and Weaver was
locked mp.
Weaver claims he lost SlG just where
the woman picked Up the purse. but
the purse she found contained the So
she claims 10 have lost
The Detroit times., 1910-02-08

Mutual Life. of Worcester New mem
hers Of the executive committee are
O. = Roda. A. L. Thompson and a.
Wilbert spence. William Van Sickle
and NJ W Marshall were reelected.
-
True Blue hotor Car Is Latest.
The True Blue Motor co, Ia the lat
est automobile concern 20 enter the
local Held. II h capitalized at $l00-
coo and viii pat out pleasure car II
81 500 model OF which Is now under
constructions These most heavily in
terested are Wallace r.. Brown.
pr, sidcpt of The Michigan Gas Mantle
Co: Maurice Wolf secretary and
treasurer of the same concern. and
Edmund r.. Coombs. OF the Michigan
Top Co. and the CoombsGilmour Co,
distributors for the Mitchell Motor
Car Co.
The Detroit times., 1910-02-08
COPPER MARkET-CIose.

Ariz CONT. 39t. Apex. g. Att So ;
Gas. 81: Bos Cons. la Bos. Fly . 2.
Eos q Corb.. ~. Butte Cltn. 22' Cop
Con. -. &. " H.. 625 q & A., 60, Cent.
al Frank. 10, First Nat "a. Gran.
So Cir. 9t. G.-can. o., Gold Cons
T. Hanc, .3-i Isle Roy. Zoiz Kew
Cop. 4ia Las. Is, Lake. GOA Mob
"a MAJ So, Miami. 2lal Nip. To- Nev.
CONS. POS, Nev titan. 20. y Butte,
80: Old Dom so; Dsn 49,, Par -,
Ouucy 81. shan. l4ll sup & Pitts.
4 Dos. IG7. Tam o.. Utah CONS. SO,
oil 81: smelling. 49,. do pfd. 90.
WAN. . Ind. "a y 40 Lake, 1853,
The Detroit times., 1910-02-08
KILLS MoTHER-IN-LAW.
Indianapolis Man Also Injuries Wife
and Ends Own Life.

INDIANAPOLIS. Ind Feb. -
Homer & Cope a blicklay or. shot and
instantly killed his mother-in-law.
Mrs. Louisa {. George. shot and in
iured his wife in tbs head, and then
killed himself here today
Cope and his wife We're separated
and she had been living with her par.
cnts here. This morning he called at
the house and asked 70 tall, with her
After fondling his 5-year-old son
Ameth, Cope suddenly declared: i
am tired OF life anyway and drew a
revolver
1t was whisky caused all our
troubles and this terrible crime" ex-
claimed Mrs. Cope 20 the police when
they arrived.
The wounded woman said that they
Lad formerly lived IN Oney, H. Mrs.
Cope Is expected 10 recover
The Detroit times., 1910-02-08
WILL CLOSE STREETS.
Council Committee Favorable Tc
Plans OF Exposition Promoters.

A provisional consent TO the propo.
sition OF the promoters OF the Wayne
County Industrial exposition for the
closing of streets adjoining the Wayne
Gardens during June was given by the
council streets committee Monday
morning The aldermen will take a
look at the location before they finally
consent.
II was explained that the exposition
Is for the purpose OF booming local
manufacturers and that the street
space will be taken up by temporary
structures. the exhibit space being
sold as soon as il Is decided that the
ntreets will be temporarllv closed.
The Detroit times., 1910-02-08
Held For AIlened $1,000 Theft.

NEW iOBK. Feb. benson
Lang. the I1-year0ld messenger boz
employed Dy the stock exchange house
or HOrub,Jwcr d Weeks. who was sent
20 deposits q 10000 gold certificate I'm
the National city bank Friday. and
VINO returned 90 his Office Saturday
minus The Din and with story OF hav-
ing been .D "a trance for several hours
after be- had started out with the
money. Was arr1igned In the Tombs
court Yesterday and sent 20 the Tombs
IN default OF $4,000 bail Ills father
and mother believe he IS weak men-
taliv
The Detroit times., 1910-02-08
CIR, Accuses step.Father.

ALLEGING that She had been abused
by her step-father, John Grasso. Tor
three wears, Margaret York n year,
old. swore out q warrant against Gras-
SO, OF No 430 Moran-st.. Monday after
noon The girl. through fear. 10 f.
alleged. kept silent until a few day,
ago. when she told her mother OF
Grasses alleged treatment OF her.
Mrs Grasso accompanied the girl 20
police court Monday. and Justice JEFF
fr!es issued the warrant
The Detroit times., 1910-02-08
Rurrows DO open onlee here.

State Senator Wetmore OF Cadillac
is expected 10 arrive in detroit within
a day or 80 20 open Offices here for the
manage ment OF the Burrows senatorial
campaign ina this portion OF the state.
senator Wetmore will have charge II
the campaign I'm the eastern portion Or
Michigan from this office. stated John
y Bagley Monday Offices will be
oEened this week"
The Detroit times., 1910-02-08
NEW YORK pRoDUCE.

NEW YORK Feb 1-Pork-Firm.
mess. S22.50. Iard-Firm. middle west.
spot sl2.4Ou 1880. uSgra-Rnw. quiet:
refined. quiet. Coffee-Rio No. T. on
81, county. "a &C Dressed poultry
quiet. turkeys.i p q Zoe. chickens. )
q zoe, fowls, 14u18c, ducks. IGt21c.
Live pOultry--Firm geese. ltN 5c;
ducks. lie, fowls l7c. turkeys. 1870
lIr, tuCstcrs. lie; chickens I5c. Cheese
STEADY. fun cream, specials. - 2. NJ
lNc klms specials. l4iac. full skins.
. q &c.
coffee options opened unchanged TO
Jc higher Butter--Firm, receipts 81
l01, creamery cNtar, 2sie g., state dairy,
IS pc Eggs-Wcak; receipts 1915:
nearby white fancy. 3JM go. nearby
mixed. fancy. ga Sic: fresh frsts, 90
II &c.
The Detroit times., 1910-02-08
incorporation
BILL IS OFFERED
Senator Clark, Of Washington, In
PRODUCES Administrations Meas
ure-Also offered in House.

WASHINGTON, Feb. 7.-Presl-
dent Taft has decided not 20 press
the federal incorporation bill for
passage at this session Of con-
aress. He told several callers to-
day that he would not make u
the administration measure. He
declared II did not rank with the
proposed amendments 20 the in
terstate commerce law, the postal
savings banks and the measures
designed fer the conservation OF
natural resources. These were
promises In the party platform
on which he was elected. Wall-st.
has shown bitter opposition 70 the
incorporation measure.
The Detroit times., 1910-02-08
PRODUCE

TIE Elgin lutter market was of two
cents on Monday and this market fol-
lowed today. Receipts 90 eggs were
quito liberal. and with southern and
western cgRs oferiuE freely. the mar
ket was heavy iu tone. and looking
lower ln price. Tie supply 81 poultry
war very lirut and with the demand
active. The market 81 vdgiuE "a little
higher. Rabbits were 500 light supply
also. and wore brinElng. "a little more
money Potatoes are extremely DUH.
The Detroit times., 1910-02-08
johnston Heads Life Underwriters.

The Detroit Life Underwriters as
scciation held its annual meeting aud
banquet in the Fellowcraft club. Mon
day night. and elected the following
officers President, %. A. Johnston
Detroit manager OF the Union Central
Life Insurance 20, of Cincinnati: first
vice-president. Geo. l.. BAIL general
agent OF the Penn Mutual second
vice-president Nathaniel Reese. gen
cral agent OF the Provident Life d
Trust Co. secretary.treasurer. Thos
r. Diamond, special agent OF the State
The Detroit times., 1910-02-08
NEW YORK COTTON.
CuICNCO pRODUCE.

CHICAGO. FEB. I,--Butter-trcam
cry. extras, 2sc, hrsts 3OG32c dairy.
extras 3Oa31c, frsts. 27c Eggs
Prime hrsts, 2sisc; frsts. 2Siac Cheese
young Americas. 1917 0IG2tc: market
very firm Live poultry Turkeys. lie,
fowls. l5Nc, spring chickens 14iz ~
~ ~ ducks. IA Sc. geese. 100 lie.
The Detroit times., 1910-02-08
WOMAN FOUND DEAD.
Police Of New York Say II 10 Murder
Husband Held.

Husband Held.
NEW YORK, Feb. What the po-
lice believe 10 have Leen a brutal muir
Ger was revealed today when the body
of woman. believed to be Mrs. Agnes
Anderson, was fuund hidden under a
basement floor ir West Ninety fourth.
81, A man. believed TO be John An
derson, the woman's husband, Is held
ON suspicion.
Anderson had been janitor OF the
house for several months and, accord
ing 10 the police. he and his wife fac
Quently luarrelod Mrs. Anderson
disappeared 10 days ago.
The Detroit times., 1910-02-08
BANKS TO CLOSE FEB. 10.
Bankers Will Observe Lineoln's Birth
day Annually Hereafter.

Lincolns BIRTHDAY. Feb. y, will be
observed as legal holiday by all tho
banks OF the city. which will. accord.
fngly be closed all day on that occas.
ION. and annually. hereafter. on Feb.
-. This date was added 20 tho list
al legal holidays by the last iegisla-
lnro
The Detroit times., 1910-02-08
BUTTER AND EGGS.

Butter - Creamerics. extras. 2lc;
hrsts, 29c' dairy butter, Csc, packing
stock. &c per 10
Eggs-Fresh current receipts. cases
included. rs ~ doz. Receipts on Nom
day. 41g ca SEES.
The Detroit times., 1910-02-08
Carson. Craig G. Co.

Eo4 Chamber OF Commerce, Detroit
STOCKS, BONDS, GRAIN AND
PROVISIONS
Members uoAtou stock Exchange. CHI
eaEO board of Trade.
Private wires 10 all markets.
Michigan correspondents OF Paine
wcbber ~ Co. Boston. and Logan q
Bryan. New York and Chicago.
Branch Ofhce-2Oa-2OO Hammond BLDG
Stock certificates delivered promptly
Correspondence solicited
The Detroit times., 1910-02-08
raST ntFFAIO-CIoSe.

EAST BITFNLD, y. = T"D- -
Receipts l.26'. active. prime.
81 30 go, shipping, 50 5eM o. butcn-
ers s. 90 ft6..J. heifers SIS n 8, cows.
s. a5U5.5: bulls. S2.75H 80. feeders
S3U5; mich cows and springers So a.
So Neals-R Receipts 500 steady COM
Lambs Receipts $1,000. hrm lambs.
S1.15F.9.25. yearl.ngS. $50 q S.2j; sheep
s4dT HoZs Receipts 5000. active.
The Detroit times., 1910-02-08
enc AGO.

CHICAGO. Feb s--CattIe-ReCeITts
II 600 market weak, beercs. S4.%0H
= So. Texas $3.50 y .. western, 81 loH
g.. stockrrs and feeders, 81 10 q o.4o.
cows and heifers. s. 20 q, $40. calves s
"a Hogs-Rpccipts 2.0o", market slow;
light. S~3Uft Sos, mixed. SS.35 uS.s0-
heavy. ss4Uu $50. rough. $500 500 /,
workers. SS.55UN.60i pigs, $500 20
sheep and Lambs Receipts $4,000.
market stead. natives. S450 q 90 {,
western. s4.5Ju 6.75. lambs. SG.75 n -,
NNA-fnrr a g. ID .
The Detroit times., 1910-02-08

CLEVELAND. =. Feb A.--Hogs--Re-
reipts Zoo, jfllOc higher. ali grades,
3 3d. Receipts cars steady.
Iau11s-Rpccipts - cars SS.S5 top.
naItes -RrceIpts 100. $40 top.
The Detroit times., 1910-02-08
Markets and Finance

Dealers say a Is Impossible tp plUce a
ear load at ans price, and apples are
in almost the same position stock is
guiug. hack rapidly aud holders or
vegetable market Is nrm and season
ably active
The Detroit times., 1910-02-08
U. S. GOVT BONDS.
BOSTON COPPER.

Reported for The Times by Hayden.
stone & Co. HIGHS GriswOld st.
open. IL IN Low. Noon
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1910-12-15

as hereinabove described together
with all poles, arms, wire, insalators,
switches and transformers, and all
other articles Of every kind or descrip.
ton used IN connection with said line,
together with all franchises, right-of-
way and all rights and appurtenances
connected with or incident to said
main line.
And that shall or Saturday, the
gath day OF Deeember, A. D., 1910, at
The hour Of one O'Clock p ri. Of said
day at the front door Of the court
house In the city Of Chickasha Grady
county and state Of oklahoma, proceed
to sell the right, title and interest Of
the above named defendant, The MIN
nekah Electric Light and Power com
pany, IN and to the above described
property to satisfy said judgment and
costs amounting to one thousand four
hundred sixteen and 62-iO0 dollars
($lfie.62) together with all accruing
costs of sale and interest on the same
from the Bird day Of October A. D.,
1910, at the rate Of six per cent per an.
mum, at public auction, to the highest
bidder for cash.
NJ, B. LOuTHAN,
Sheriff OF Grady county, Oklahoma.
BY 9 w. YEARTA. Under sherln.
= p Riddle. Plaintiffs Attorney.
Dated at chickasha, Oklahoma. this
18Th day OF December, 1910. 12I3-i0t