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The Elk Mountain pilot., 1910-09-22

was ever seen and the aitempt to
palm it off as road should be
turned down 10y every state aud
county official authorized to pass
Judgement upon the roa'l. Any one
o. these persons who would vote
to receive or pny for this kind OF
w rk lis unworthy of the trust pIac
ed in him and should be dismissed
from further service as official Of
people, Let this be sifted to the
bottom and the blame placed where
it belongs and the grafters be com.
PEELED to disgorge the money they
have no right to'possess and which
belongs To the state,
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1910-09-22
REDUCED RATES to the
EIGHTEENTH NATIONAL
IRRIGATION CONGRESS
at PUEBLO
belongs to the state,

September 2G- 30, 1910 will
be gala event in the history OF
Pnello. The Eighteenth National
hrigutipnl Con ess nyenes on
on the twenty sixth and will be
ATTENDED 10y many OF the MOST dis
iinguished men of the country A
mong the speakers are Hon. Frank
@. Goudy Of Denver, j. NJ. Wilson
of Wyoming, Major Richard w.
Young of Suit Lake City, Dr'ieo
Pardee of California. Geo. f. Bar
stow of Bars,ow, Texas. Ex-Govrr.
nor Adams of Colorado and otbers
Interest, in irrigation uud tbs
reclamation Of afil lsads.
----rhe Denver u Eis Gsaade-
Rm.roaA oiTers exceedingly low
rates to Pueblo from stations in
Colorado and New Mexico to snn,
ble citizens along It's lines to attend
tbs meeting. From New Mexico
points tickets will be on sale Sept.
%, 81. -, aud % and will carry u
final return limi; of Oct. 3rd., 1910
From stations in Colorado, ticses
will be sold on September 81, -,
ana 26. except from stations south
and west of Alamosa and r.nth OF
Vance junction, the selling dates
will be one day earlier, or Sept. %,
81 and %. Tickets will he limited
for return to Oct 3rd, 1910.
In addition to the Sove The
Rio Grande has placed in effect re
duced rates from Denver, Colorado
Springs and Pueblo in order that
delegates and others attending the
Congress may have an opportunity
to visit the principal irrigation
sections in Colorado, Utah anc
New Mexico. These tickets are
on sal. Sept. Both and Oct. lst aud
carry a fual return limit of 30 days
in addition to the date of sale, en-
cept to stations between and incIud
ing Denver, Mauitau, Canon City
Walseuburg and Trinidad, which
which will lave a ten day limit.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1910-09-22

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The Elk Mountain pilot., 1910-09-22
HOUSE OF REPRESEN-
TATIYES
STATE of COLORADO
DENVER
Scptemb r 6.h, 1910
STATE Of COLORADO

Dear Sur
In view of the many
reqntes to again brcone n candidate
for the Representative Of Gunnison
County, Colorado, for the Eighteen
General Assembly. | wish t. thank
the good people OF my county for
the honor conferred upon me here
tofore by electirg me three times to
ill this honorable position; but !
feel that | canuot change my con
clusion arrived at. a long time ago,
Of which some of my friends have
Eeen informed although not ap-
proved Of 10y them: TINT is, TO be
permitted to T tire, only wishing
TINT the Cluniy Convention
assembled on September I3ih 1910
will nominate man. to succeed me
who las been identified with the
developmeutuf the resource sof our
county and capable 10 carry out the
complei IN aud op ration Of tn, Nor
NAL School At the town of Gunnison.
f. am sorry | may be
prevented from attending the Coun
IS Convention TN the 18th of Sept
1910. on account of the necessit y
of my being presrn; in the. Extrn-
Ordinary Session to assist aud help
/ ass the purity pledges, if possible.
Very Respectfully,
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1910-09-22
atSfS Ap?LtiAr.Dy S,. oli.j MINER ~
SURVEY NJ. i1)li
Us LAND OFFlCG

: iAND DfElNs
Nou1ro-e. Colorado. Aux. 70. 1910.
Nn,icc +. ho.eby -irol that in pur.uincc %
the Ari 81 Cougses-. approved Mas TO- lSie
Arthur :" l-ou by d J. Lsnan his attorney in
tact whose p1sGodice f. GIn-1Sln Colo. hn
mrdr appli 'nrun for n patent ftr 1an linrtr
feet I'D the Ciilis, - n. / a1I N imnpth No. 1
Lole' barring gold adj silver t.in -ume being
81 f,,iS' IT, Is +. AMI 80 feet y Gi' U.s. " an 4
aia fs-,r -. Ci' Is Z aud 80 feet X. Gi Is "
srpm discovery paints there "p, with surfae,
s.srounl tlirce hun lrcd foet In width ra-pec.vciy
itaats Ia Ek nouttain Il an; District Gum
.on .)onuty ste., of Colortd ard described
iu tle plat and field notes ON iilc in this
oifi-c, o. flii"ws. viz:
Chiliroot 10. Lode.
heEinius at Cor 80 l, whence the Y. = Cor
Sec. ,l T. I3s. Il. - V Of sizih T.. II. boar $
e6 ~ ". 9Il5. Il. Cor. No, sur No. 1875 cticc
lode tear- :. n n " s1l f.. Thence y. ~
- Z. 310 q. 10 Cir. No ?; ticn-H fH' l. W
$50 4 20 Cor. No. 3; Themes :. % - W.anf
u Cor No. thence 5. Gl' Is +. ii1l u To- Cor
so. j, the p'nec af beriuirr.
Mammoth Ne. Lode.
BceininF at Cor. No. !. whrnrc tic y =. Cor.
Soc. 3 T. % s. Il. "a ". of Sixth 7. NJ bear, :.
IL s. 20 ". w;D.55 h. Tncncr \. ~ q Ep0
Il. to Cor. No. .. thencc A. gI Is ". 800 &. Go
Car. no D th"icH = :" - " ~ W." N"ss ne"
8; taance :. GI' Is Z. is1l ft. l.. Cor. No l. tho
place Of horining.
Containing 10 80 aces, expressly creeping
and scluiins al ennilic. With scrrcy- Nu-.
.ll4s ioa lS4c aua f1rminr portion 81 The -'ii
pai.'lol Two. u -. lanc- n v. of the 6th priu-
.slpsi meridian. Said locatipn being rrouriqe
.n vol 40 pas., SO y " of ftns .ceDids o. Gun
ni-np Connss. Colorado.
Adioning .aim II sur. Ne. lsUsi. No o.hcrs
kuo~".
u. =. Blair.
Register
Fir, pub. Aus. Is, last Oct. p. 1910.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1910-09-22

J I'm A. L-'rritier.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1910-09-22
NOTICE FoR PUBLICATION

Department Of the Interior.
u. Land office at Montrose, Colorado, August
2,th.lgIO. Notice i here gwen that Howard
A. Cross, of Crested butte, Colorado, who, ON
August II tn, 1915, made Homestead Application
NoIU2 Regular. Gunnison. Nue26'i, for Tie
Southwest quarter, section %, Tow IA hip l.
Range ~ West.6 9th Principal Meridau, hlxsi cd'
notice OF intention To maze t,nn ~ yoai
Proof, to establish claim 10 the laud alovc lis
cribed before E.M. Nourse, United sla,rs COM
missioner. at Gunni=on, Colorado,on tie 1ost
day OF October, 1910.
Ctaimess names witnesses,
sam u. Butten1eld,
George L. cillworth,
Harold Mace,
Frank Yo"us, all Of Crested Butte.
| d L. Blair
| Register
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1910-09-22

Herbert Saiiuger of Salt Lake
City representing the leading zine
works Of this country, was here last
week for the purpose of purchasing
zinc ore and is authority for the
statement that, zinc is mere dtsir-
able than lead, copper or silver to
the ore buyer. This should be n
matter of note t. the miner and the
prospector who should be on the
lookout for veins or deposits of this
metal as he will have no trouble
enlisting capital for the develop
ment or purchas of property bear
ing zinc ores. 1t is well known
fact that many old prospects in
this section were abandoned on
account of the fact that the ores
contained principally Of Black
JACK or nothing more than sulphid,
of zinc. 1t is now worth while fol
the prospector to go over the
ground formerly Abandoned n
worthless on account of the vein
b caring large percentage OF 'Jacl
for the reason that this dispiset
ore has become ihe king metal o
all with the exception of gold in tn
metal market.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1910-09-22
NOTICE FOR PuBLICATlo on.
Department Of tho Interior,

US Lnud Office ut Montrose Colorado,
August %, 1910
Noiif- Is terehY given fhat samuel 0,Rot'cn
feld,"l IIe-fet hatte, ,Coioraiu ssilo.nn AUGUST
ei. ~ nale Homestead Appu -aiion. So. 80
Regular. lnni-nu, Np. .ii,. for = e 4
soc.o;N 5 b. a. Section D., TIvf.hiu 40
south, kause IS West. btI Principle Arri'isn
has flied nsticc 81 iui-ntpn tu mssa E.Hsl ltH
year Proof, 10 c.iao.isn 1'slu GO tle ab4.e De
cilbcd htforr EN-. Non. e., tii.rl slate-
Copmi-ai.ner. at Gruuison. oior-du, en tAc
luth Gag of Octoh r. iplO
Ciaimpur names rs witnesses;
How1ru Cross,
Geoflo D.iiiNorth,
narth Nrcc.
Frao- Young, all OF Crested Butte, colorado
B-P, blair.
Eesiste-
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1910-09-22

J. T. Bennett, manager Tor the
Elk Mountain NJ. md NJ Company
is pushing development work on
his Companies property and Is
bringing down some nice ore which
we are informed runs we'll in gold
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1910-09-22

The Monmouth leasing Compa
nv is going ahead with Their
d velopment work under the
manag, nent of Mr. .Marner And Is
preparing to ship ore from their
C,uamon mountain properties.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1910-09-22

j. Ericsson is exposing some hne
ore in lis Ruby Camp Mines
And has force Of men at work III
them. Jonas is a HUSTLER
anil will nuke "A su.cess.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1910-09-22

+. Austin Wilson is going ahead
rapidly with the construction OF his
mill at Eiko and expec,sto have 1t in
running order ere the snow lies.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1910-09-22

Jake Goodwin Is working two
shifts on the Uspnia Tunnel, and
is pushing the work on the Du-
pont and Crystal mountain tuuue
These proi critics seem to be all
good ones and We all hope to see
Mr.. Goodwin aud his asso ,iates
reap the reward they 50 much de-
serve for their perseverance.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1910-09-22
Phone Mountain 27
WINING NOTES.
ITEMS

o. L. Thomas is hauling in the
machinery for the new mill at
Elko.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1910-09-22
ELK MOUNTAIN PILOT.
s. c. Robinson, Editor and Prop

Entered at the postofhcr at Crested Bntte :.
colorado for transmission through the mails
As second-ciass matter.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1910-09-22

Norrcr:- The PILoT carries no deAd adTer.
isem,nts Every adverti=efaent Will no chhfgeh
or up TO the date it j. ordered discontinued
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1910-02-01

Englishmen claim that Scepter,
the Persimmon-Ornament filly
bought as a yearling by Bob Sievier
for the record price of 10000
guineas (more than $50,000), was
the greatest racehorse of the cen
tury.
Sceptre made her debut in the six
furlong Woodcote stakes at EPSON,
winning pulled up by four lengths.
She was then two year old.
In the Champagne stakes, for
which she was palpably unfit, the
filly was beaten by Game Chick, an
inferior animal, and was retired for
the season.
The winter Of 1901-2 Sievier dis
charged Morton, his trainer, and
employed man named Davis,
whose eccentricity led to his dis
missal after the Lincolnshire handi-
cap. 1902. In this Sceptre carried
81 pounds and was beaten by Sir
Maclou. Deciding Sceptre' was not
handled properly, Sievier trained
his own stable.
He coaxed Sceptre along until
she returned to form and won the
Two Thousand and One Thousand
Guineas. She was favorite for the
Derby and Sievier backed her to
win $165,000.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1910-02-01
FALL Of
THE SEINE
IS SLOW
PARIS FEARS ANOTHER AT.
TACK BY THE
WATER.
SUBURBS ARE MADE
CLAIM OFFICIALS GIVE ALL
ATTENTION TO THE
CAPITAL.
SUBURBS ARE MADE
(By United Press.)

PARIS, Feb. 1.-During the "a
hours ending at noon today the
Seine fell but a fraction over two
inches at Point d'Austerlitz, and
fears were expressed that the wa
ters may rise and renew their at
tack upon the city. The water at
the bridge measured 25 feet 8
inches.
The slow recession is attributed
by the fiuvial department to the
slight rise In the River Yonne, a
tributary to the Seine. 1t probably
will not affect the Seine greatly. A
general protest arose in the SUI
burbs because of the undivided at.
tention the authorities are giving
to Paris. Aside from the actual
work of rescuing persons whose
lives are monaced by floods, the
suburbs have been practically neg
lected, according to their indignant
residents.
The property loss in the outskirts
of Paris and surrounding cities has
been proportionately greater than
in the capital itself.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1910-02-01
HALL
HOLDS FOR
JONES CO.

Again did the city hall come to
the rescue of the Jones water sys-
tenn in Cannondale and other addi-
tions in the northeast section of the
city this afternoon with an opinion
rendered to tho health board by the
corporation counsel to the effect
that the city has no right to inter
fere In the relations Of the Jones
company and it's consumers.
On this showing the health board
refused to take any action for the
redress of the patrons of the Jones
water system, some Of whom have
been without water through frozen
service pipes for three weeks.
The Jones company serves a
square mile Of Spokane territory
with water and has much trouble
with its patrons in the last year.
The corporation counsel held yer.
baIIy that the consumers only re.
dress was to take the matter to the
courts.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1910-02-01
LATEST FINANCIAL
- NEWS -
Furnished the Night Edtlot BY Waiter J. Nichols 4 Co..
sfokers.

ket rallied and closed much better
kthan opening quotations. World S
istocks increased $4,000 bushels.
L Corn-Helped decidedly by the
fstrong turn in wheat late in the
| day, also by some bullish views on
| the western corn situation by Kan
sas and Nebraska authorities, this
market showed considerable firm
mess late in the session.
Shipping sales to close were re-
ported 10000 bushels. Weather
map decidedly favorable for ship
Fpers,
Oats-Prices were influenced
Iehiefly by the action in the wheat
market, cash houses were the early
sellers and shorts bought on the
Strength in other pits.
= Provisions-All packing points in
this country had shortage OF
more than 10000 hogs today com
pared with last year. There was a
strong opening in all products and
good commission house buying dur.
ling the morning.
Il Late In day a group of brokers,
presumably acting for the big out.
side packing interests. which
bought product yesterday. took all
Offerings and forced a strong ad.
Iyance.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1910-02-01

And the peculiar thing about It,
is that it was a voluntary contribu-
ton, given without any compulsory
action on the part Of the streetcar
magnates.
If the car companies were to take
steps to cut off the avenue by which
the people can save this $4,000
annually, there would be a protest
that would sweep the city from one
end to the other, yet the people
largely permit the chance to re-
trench to slip by simply because it
Is a. small matter and they are too
busy to bother with it.
How was this gift to the car COM
panies made last year? Why. simply
by only 10 per cent of the people
awaiting themselves of the oppor-
tlnity to secure a 10 per cent re.
duction In the cost of street ear
fares through the use OF tickets.
Think of it, a chance to save 10
per cent in one of the fixed costs of
living, and yet only 10 per cent of
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1910-02-01
TEARING DOWN CASE
AGAINST HERMANN

PORTLAND, Feb 1.-Binger Hermann is denying, bit
by bit, the built up against him by the government.
His witnesses have entered absolute denas of the testi-
mony of Henry Meldum the surveyor general to the eff
feet that Mays and Hermann discussed the creation Of the
Blue Mountain in Medrum's Office
Charles Hostrom has denied the testimony of H. l..
Patterson of Oregon City, who said Hermann, Meldrum
and Mays together in the office of Iolstrom, who
with Patterson says he either Mays Her
mann in Medrum's office.
Mrs. Moda Siversten denies that she spoken
to by Meldrn about buying school lands thus again Civ
ing Medlum's testimony the lie.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1910-02-01
TRADERS ARE WARY.

NEW YORK, Feb. Trading az
a whole was comparatively. dne
with the closing as rule, under
last nights level. The feature was
the liquidation in such stocks as
Colorado Fuel. Republic Steel and
Railway Springs. with the balance
of the list alternating between
weakness and strength.
1t seems apparent from the ac
tion of the various specialties that
there are still great many weai'
spots which will have. to be
strengthened before the general list
can enjoy a sustained advance, and
with the possibility of a recurrence
OF heavy pressure such as devel
oped in the New York fractions to
day overhanging the market, trad
ers in general are not inclined to
enthuse over the long side. q
The fact that support Is beinf
rendered in certain quarters serves
to impart better feeling In special
issues, particularly after recent de
clines, but taken as whole tht
factors responsible for the recent
unsettlement are still of n charac
ter to warrant the exercising oI
caution.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1910-02-01
z;.LAHAN SAYS he
! WILL FIGHT BERGER

BEI.LINGHAM Wash, Feb. 1.-Poce Captain Gala
nan, Of the officers who arrested Sam Berger here
Sunday night it is announced today, will accept the cal
enge of the ,Jefries Gotch show manager in which that
person offered to whip the entire local force in pairs.
Callahan wants to go it alone but specifies it must be
rough and tumble affair with refere rules no limit and
for bet of $500. He says the match must be fixed it
can be held without going counter to the state law Gala
han says he is not boastng but is just Berger
threats.
Chief of Police Cade has asked the civil service board to
investigate the conduct of the officers who forced their
way into the show Sunday night and arrested Berger be-
cause he refused to admit them
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1910-02-01

|, 1T was said Sievier fed her just
before she went OF the post, but as
a matter Of fact, the FLY bruised her
loft fore foot some days previous,
and for two days was in charge of
a veterinary. On top of this, Ran.
dali rode her hard at the start of
1.-the race, which is up hill. This,
with the interruption in her train.
ling, told on her, and she could not
bold Ard Patrick when she nipped
him at Tottenham Corner, while
Kissing Glass and Friar Tuck also
passed her. Two days later, i'm
proved by her Derby race, Sceptre
cantered home in the Ladies' race
j The filly lost the Grand Prix de
Haris owing to poor ride, but won
the st. .Leger at one and three-quar-
Ter miles 132 yards, beating Rising
Glass In a hack canter. The sum
Mon by Sceptre at this time was
l33,2 $50, and the following year
| Sievier sold her to w. Bass for
$l25,000. She won $S3,175 for Bass
Considering the manner in which
she was handled in training and at
times ridden, Sceptre's winnings
were marvellous. She was always
game, fighting at all times, and it is
doubtful if her equal was ever seen
on race track.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1910-02-01
110 men STILL
BURIED IN Mine

PRIMERO, Colo, Feb. 1.-After a complete inves-
tgaon Of the mine disaster in the Colorado Fuel and Iron
companys shaft here, in which 32 men known to
have lost their lives the officials declared their belief to-
day that 10 men still in the mine. The only known
survivor is Dianado Virgen.
The stated today that he believes there is little
chance for any of the imprisoned being taken from
the mine alive He permitted but few relatives of the
known to be in the tunnel to view the bodies He said
tat tonight when other victims brought to the surface
xtyther attempts at verficatOn will be made.
Prmero is mining camp of the western type. Almost
every building and home is owned by the company. This
morning when the of women wrapped in
shawls gathered the tunnel entrance the Off
caIs would permit. Many remained nearly all night.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1910-02-01
WILL BE GOOD
FOR. A WHILE

William McGinnis and John
Ryan, burglars, were sentenced to
from six months to fifteen years In
the penitentiary by Judge H. l..
Kennan this morning.
The duet came up yesterday for
arraignment and when informed
that they might have "a hours in
which to plead they took advan-
tage of the time and asked for an
interview with the prosecuting at
torney.
They failed to convince Deputy
Prosecutor KiZer that they were
entitled to. leniency and received
the full sentence from Judge Ken
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1910-02-01
BOSTON COPPER.

i BOSTON. Feb. 1.-The Boston
bnarket wasffeatureless today and
ktocks being very quiet with prices
practically unchanged during the
lay.
The New York market closed a
little higher on covering by shorts.
We would so slow on the long side
as long as stocks seems on tap on
any pronounced strength.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1910-02-01

the people avail themselves Of the
opportunity!
In 1909 the earnings on the city
lines of the Washington Water
Power Co. and the Spokane TrAc-
tion Co. are estimated to have been
$500, 900. Street railway men place
the number of people who pay fares
with tickets at 10 per cent OF the
whole number who ride. This would
leave $4,000 paid in cash fares.
and saving of 10 per cent on this
amount is $S1 900.
Conductors on the lines win tall
you that not to exceed five per cent
of the people use tickets, but at the
car company headquarters today It
was stated that the records show 10
per cent of the fares paid in tickets.
| Street car tickets are now sold At
all of the postal substatiOns, the
chief downtown department stores
and many of the banks SO the com
plant for the loss cannot be lodged
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1910-02-01

CHICAGO, H.. Feb. 1.-When
Paymaster Geo. Percy Auld of the
navy slapped the face of Surgeon
Edward Spencer Cowles at full
dress uniform ball in Boston. wise
acres used to service scandals said
right away. There's woman at
the bottom of It,"
And they were right. Ii gossip
is to be believed. the woman Is
beautiful Miss May Hesler of .Ev,
anston, whose personal charms had
the inevitable effect OF making a
lot of unmarried naval officers
wildly jealous of each other. The
officers wanted to punch some
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1910-02-01
Continued on Page Two.

when her home was destroyed by
fire YESTERDAY. -e-4 Later develop
ments caused Coroner Klotz to
call District Attorney Haines and
Sheriff Mcdonald into consulate
tion. The coroner informed county
officials that he found circum-
stances that pointed to foul play.
The bones of the woman were
found in the charred remains Of
what appeared to have been a
trunk. The bones of the chest and
shoulders were close together.
while the skull of the aged woman
lay near the bones Of the feet and
legs.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1910-02-01
FIXED FIGHT
SAYS OLD
JOHN |.
FORMER CHAMPION DOUBTS
JEFF AND JOHNSON.
EXPLAINS HIS REASONS
DOESN'T BELIEVE JEFFRIES
WOULD FIGHT UNLESS HE
WAS ASSURED VIC
TORY.
(By United Press,


. BOSTON, Feb. IA flat 4
= announcement that he thought I
. the Jeffries-Johnson fight has 4
= been fixed was made here 4
. today by John Il. Sullivan.
. Il do not think Jeffries or 4
. Johnson are on the level about 4
. the fight" declared the old 4
= time cht<pion.
= Johnson can win if the bout 4
= is on the level added John 4
4 L., but in my opinion the
. whole matter looks mighty
= bad. AS matter of fact, |
= don't think Jeffries could be
= dragged in the ring with 4
o Johnson unless it was ar
. ranged so that Johnson would
. lay down. That's the way it
. looks to me, and | believe it is (
. fixed fight"
. q . . . . . q . o . q . . . 4
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1910-02-01
WHEAT FiRMER AT CLOSE.

CHICAGO. Feb. Wheat
There was an effort to force some
what lower prices in wheat al the
opening today. but with only mod
crate success. as the May prices
turned at $1.10 IA and the July at
S1.00 5-S. about Ia under closing
prices OF yesterday and from the
moment 1t was slowly q hard mar
ket for the entire session, with a
display of strength the last hour,
which carried prices up to $1.11 II
for May and $1,01 1-2 for July, and
the close was practically at the
top.
Minneapolis May was marked up
to $1,12 late in the session. Dis
patches from that quarter state
that farm offerings of wheat have
fallen off since the recent decline
Flour shipments were agin large al
$500 barrels. The Liverpool mar
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1910-02-01
MARIE SMITH ARRESTED AGAIN

Marie Smith, the woman in the
case OF an Italian storekeeper who
was killed in a fight with Patrol
man Joe Daniels, some time ago, is
again in the tolls. She was taken
from the street some time after
midnight last night. She must an
swer a vagrancy charge this after
noon,