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LIVE STOCK MARKET.

New York Dec. Receipts. SOS
head. Steers ruled dun 10 a shade lover; bulls and
thin steady; medium and good CONS easier.
The yards cleared. Poorest 20 best steers sold
at A65a6eo pr 100 pounds; bulls. 435a600; cows
2J5aA55 Dressed beef s0B az Hzal0is PER pound
for native sides. London cables quoted hse cattle
lower Al EllallA dressed weight, sinking tie ofaL
Liverpool cattle market lover at 9i1zl0iA. drcSssd
weight, in addition to the 0ial Exports tO-morrOW
l.00s beeses 6sl sheep and 2,lo0 quarters q bees
CALF Receipts. so head. Neals were last
about steady with moderate demand: barnyard and
Western calves nominal. Common TO prime yeaIs
sold at 65oal050 per 100 pounds; culls 500a60o
dressed calves quiet az llal6 for city dressed yeals
and sai3 for country dressed calves
SHEEP AND BAMBS-Reodpts, 81 80 head.
Sheep were cull ard lower; lambs slow 70 l5c of
medium to good sold at as per 100 pounds; 0rsii-
nary prime lambs 550a6.6o- Dressed mutton steady
at 1sas per pound dressed lambs al slsal0iz. ont
side figures for h0g-dTyssed lambs country dressed
hothouse lamts at 600al0oO per oslTVass.
HoGs-Reeeipts, LIS head. Feeling easier and
nominal auotationS Country dressed hogs steady al
sailz per pound.
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Quotations furnished by W. B. Hibbs & Co.
members Of the Chicago Board Of Trade. Hibbs
Building
Chicago. Dec 0.-The wheat market, after open
ing easier on the Disappointing Liverpool cables
later advanced about y cent a hushe on buying
by local balls also support from the leading
longs However. on the advance there was consd-
cradle wheat for sale, and 10 looks IS though the
big longs we're trying 10 l4uidate and late u the
day the market suffered a sharp break. The cash
demand here very quiet The Southwestern
markets reported the cash demand there equally
quiet, Receipts to-day, 3 cars. with D estimated
for tomorrow
Tie weather throughout the corn belt IS clear
and fine, which Is favorable for the movement %
market Receipts are large and likely 10 continue
80 for some time to come. The cash demand re-
mains very quiet Local traders, with the aid Of
the big wheat longs are bullIsh. but we look for
stocks to pile up at a rapid rate and the nose
ment % market from the country keep up all win
ter. The market ruled firm on heavy buying bg
local commission houses and in sympathy with The
strength in wheat. bat when the latter market be-
came weak corn prices recaded Receipts to-day E6
ears with 3S3 estimated for tomorrow.
No special feature t0 the cat market which nlIei
quiet within a narrow range and with only a light
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JUSTICE GOULD.

dA0G III AfDGlD
No. 2S& In re George G. Rankin, Sc; r.
ceiver authorized 20 accept offer. Attorney. F. W.
Weize
No, 9,8 Rawlings e al Is. Leshear et al.
bJl dismissed, Att0rna9s +. a. Jones-C Aaekey,
a. $. MattnEy and j. A. Hlcks
No. 1854 DemCnt v. Richards e. all sale
finally confirmed. Attorneys. r. A. Heiszel, ".
ii. ACkeT and n. j. COIb6r-W. {. PTeBtzs.
No. $50 Coman Ct a. " CoiInan ct al
trustees account approved AroFneys ColdHen a
Fenning-W. VI. Ofsy and ). W Williamson.
Adoption No. 90. In r. MargzTetto c. Reeves
guardian ad htem appointed.
No. 2}s0. HlmaH vs. Girard Trust Company
&c al substitution q tustse. Attorney. alex Wolf
No. Zl5s. -tlnig Souder q al motion TO SET
aside PRO oonfeaso denied. Ati0mes. ". ". I'd
War1s-facl Oberiin.
No. ~ Lynch vs. Lynch order allowing main
tenanee pendente hte. COUNSEL fees and slit money.
Att0rneyA r. Il Mitchell MCNEIL q Mcneil
No. &5L Walker ". Walker: decree Of Deoem-
heT 3 1910 vacated. Attorney ". G. Martin-ft.
r. Homer.
No. zSS Harris ct al. vs.. Unknown Heirs: ap-
naarlnce n absent defendant ordered. Attorneys,
j. S Weleh and e.. e.. james.
No. 300 Reynum vs. Rsybun e al; Order di-
recting TRUSTEES 20 accept offer. Attorneys. j. W.
LatImer-J. J. Darlington ard H. J.. Galley
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Probate Court.
JUSTTCF GOUTD,

I
Estate Of Michael J. Hackett; letters testamentary
granted to Ella r. Hackett and Patrick J. Parcel,
bond 500 Attorney, NJ ., Rosenberg.
Estate Of Henry r. Miles: win dated 0ctDtI 2
1891. codicil dated March 2 1901. snd petition for
letters testameIitary. Attorney. B. i. Leighton
In re Walter ]. Kelly; Mary A. Clark appointed
guardian, bond, 500. Attorneys, LeSkie. Fulton d
Cox.
In re Leon soudheimer: Lena Harris appointed
guardian bond. 500. Attorney. j. A. solomon.
Estate Of Ann Van Dyke letters testamentary
granted 70 Daniel " Middleton. Julia Middleton
and Enas A. Skillman, bond SEQ. Attorney. J.
T. Padgett.
Estate Of James S. Morrill,; letters Of Administrl-
ton d. b n c T. a. granted to Charles Downer,
bond $1,000. Att0neys Cuttings & Chamberlain.
Estate Of Anna V. Wells; letters Of administrator
granted TO Lewis S. Wells. j.. bond $500. AttT-
neys. John Raum aud V. B. Edwsrds,
Estate Of Lucy Stro;hsr; letters q administration
granted to Nash Wright bond, 500. Attorney.
Thomas Walker.
Estate Of Ilsette D. LAnparte4; botd reduced At
toFnsy. b. T. Leighton
Estate Of Fanny H. Handy; letters Of administra-
ton I. a. granted 70 Henry P. Blair, bond 500.
Attorney. c. 5. Hiilyer.
Estate Of Frank W.rJOhnson; award ratified and
Zee fixed. Attorney, c. S. Hillyer.
Estate Of John A. SEopc; letters testamentary
granted Amy NJ Clabaugh and Edwin J. Mckee.
bond $1,000.
Estate Of Marion W. Kirkus; order to sell Sc
eurites Attorney. p II. Marshall.
Estate Of Patrick Hogan; order 70 proceed with
eaFeat Attorney +. l. Neubeck.
In re John Bntton et al. order for allowances and
sale # real estate. Attorneys. A. B. Leet and S.
c. Peelle
Estate Of Campbell r. Pluggo ct al attorneys
fec fixed. Attorneys. Montague & MGriarity.
Estate Of Madeline Meade; attorneys fee fixed.
Attorney, G. T. Wilkins.
In Margaret Fishburn Ct al petition for allow
2nce. Attoneys. Sleman & Derch.
Estate Of Benjamin Il. Cole; petiriGn for lette7S
testamentary. Attorney, A. y. Let.
Estate Of Catherine Long; VIII dated April & 1876.
fled.
In re Melvin 7. Fisher; drde for allowance. At
torneys. Thompson & Lsssey.
Estate Of William T. Horton; viii dated April 3
1903, and petition for letters testamentay fled Az
tosneys. Baker, Sheehy & Hogan
Estate Of Joseph Z. Smith; petition for letters
teslamentary. Attorney. Ii. B. Dehunt
Estate Of Mary 4. DaYison; win dated March l3
1907 and petition for letteEs testaIneutary filed.
Attorney, J. J. Darlington.
Estate of Eiiabeth +. Mctondach petition foT
letters teaiamentary. Attorney. l. Ii. Linton.
Estate Of Wallace r. Randolph: petition for let
! tens q administration. Attorneys, Carlisle 4
Laoksts.
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DISTRICT COURTS.
Courf of AnpenIa.


Assignments for January ESPECIAL calendar;
No. Davis United States. Attoneys, DaEi,-
Wiisoa
No. g. Rudolph ct al vs. United States tx rel.
Stuart. Attorness Ihonas-Fu1ker. Kenyon & Mac
fariand.
Regular call:
No. ao2. Warner rs. Baker. Attomeyz. Barring
ton-DsYs & Hs5an.
No gl5a. Academy Of Sacred Heart vs. Philadel-
rhial Baltimore and Washington Railroad Company.
Attorneys Wilson Barksdale- Mckinney & E1an-
merry.
No. 2l55 United Cigar Stores Company vs. Young.
ATTORNEYS. McNemeY Flaunery & Hitz-GaTdiDer.
No. 17. Waggaman vs.. Dulany trustee. AttoF-
ne5s. PeteF--Miilan & Smith.
No. 2IlT. District OF Columbia "a Washington
Gaaisht Company Attorneys. Thomas & STEPHEN
Goldsboruugh q Miner
No. 2lfS Bride Us. Reeves. Attorneys. o'Calla-
ghan s. Bride Rid0ut & Edward.
No. Zsl Smith Ct al. ~ Gardner. administrator.
Attoneys Ambrose Minor
No. 2sl Tibby rs. Hawkins Attorneys Boyd
Collins Hemans and Stewart
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NEW YORK MONEY.

New York, Dee 1.-M0ney on call at the stock
exchange to-day opened at 5 PER cent; highest, Z;
loTest. s, closing. o. Most cf the loans were
made at per cent. The per cent rate was The
highest since the FIST wock Of the year
Time money continued very quiet The business
reported bring in limited amounts some small
leans ut 50 per cent were made for ninety daya
Rates 50 10 3 per cent for an periods from sixty
DAYS to six months.
Mercantile paper was issued moderately. fair
business was done but the volume suffered from
The aboeDCc frum the market Of a number u the
buying irsttutions Rates. a. 70 per cent for
siSty % ninety DAYS indored bills receivable a.
to per cent for choice four 70 SIX months angie
name. and 81 for others
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COTTON MARKET.

Quotations furnished By W. 3. Hihhs & Co,
members of the New York STOCK Exchange. Hibbs
Building.
New York, Dec. 9o.-Ths market was dun and
easier during the late afternoon. There were mn
neF ftatups in the general situation beyond fbs
little fury Ct shorts covering and some attempt at
Of the January tenders Of deliveries were taken lr
q ulis morning
Outside speculation or investment demand asD-
tinued absent on this rally this morning. and s5n I.
Of it was lost in the late trading on some local re-
al
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CHICAGO LIVE STOCK.

Chicago. DEE. 3.-Live hogs we're strong. The
receipts were estimated at l50o; left over from
Yesterday. 4,465; light, s5a7.sO; mixed and butch
ers. l.55a7so; rough, heavy 10; yorkes. 80; pigs
T.&asO0
Cattle were steady 10 10 cents higher: estimated ~
ceip's, 800 Beev@, 4.75a700: COWS and heifers
%eh60; Texas steers. 45a5.f0: Stockers and feed
ers. 35oa5s0; Westerns 4.25a600
sheep we're strong to a shade higher estimated
receipts 200; natives 2eoa435; Westerns. 2T5sf
Iearings 4.Iss5.SO; lambs. 4.50a6s0; Western LA
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1910-12-31
LOCAL GRAIN AND HAY.

WHEAT-Ne~. per bpshe s5a95.
CORN-Shelled old. per busheI 59a69; new 6A5s;
new ear, pr barrel. z.5sa200, Old. 2zs4W.
0ATS-Western white, No. 3 Per blshel. 4zzss,
mixed, @ai5.
BRAN-Per ton. $50; middline. per ton. H.ee
mixed l4.0Cal7 90
sTRAv-Rye- bundle. ls.TalL0o; ne marftns
thrash. SoOa7.s6i wheat. per ton. a5oasoo: oaL pz
ton> s.saa7.a-
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WALSH ROAD IS PAYING.
Refunding Scheme of Chicago Bank
ers Is Proving Successful.

Terre Haute. Ind. Dec 30-The Chi
cage, Terre Haute and Southeastern has
hIed two mortgages, one for 600 ana
one for S6.000Oo9. This is part Of the re-
funding scheme Of the Chicago bankers
who took over the John r. Walsh rail
roads. The surrender OF the properties
by the Federal court receiver to the new
corporatin win be made January l.
Receiver Myron Carpenter win be for
mally elected president The road is
making a handsome dividend at present
and could make more il coal cars, ordered
some time ago were all in service. The
company has all the money needed 10
keep the road fully equipped. and it IS
understood the owners wish Carpenter to
build up the property.
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WASHINGTON STOCK MARKET

Saies-Regular CALL y O'Clock noon:
Washington Gas A. 500 al ll0h
Washington Gas Is. $40 az III.
Washington Railway & Electric A. 500 al 81
Capital Traction. I at iA.
Washington Railway q Electric pid-. ] Al s6is. ,
al s6A
Washington Gas 10 al II, Is at II, 10 at r. Is at
r. 10 at II.
Mergenthalsr Linotype 7 al 2l2
Washington-Viniuia Railway com, 3 al % . at
o. > az a. = al "A
Washiueton-Virgiuia Railway pfd.. 3 al 60.
American Security and Trust at 30 lcashl.
After call-Washiugt0n-V irguia Railway pfd- =
no GO.
Following are ths bid ard asked prices postsd az
yesterdays meeting Of the Washington Stock E1-
change.
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DAMAGE SUIT COMPROMISED.
Mary 4. Thomas Gets $3,YO0 for
Union station Land.


Union station Land.
An order was signed by Chief Justice
Clabaugh yesterday. ratifylng a compro-
mise of the grade damage suit OF Mary
A. Thomas against the District. Mrs.
Thomas is the owner of sublots 1 and ?. in
square $50. fronting on D street, be-
tween North Capitol street and New Jer-
sey avenue
The Union Station grade-damage com
mission awarded Mrs. Thomas the sum
Of 5000 as damages which resulted TO
her property from the filling in" of d
street in connection with the Union Sta
ton improvements. The award was re-
garded as excessive by the District Com
missioners, who filed objections 10 the
1 commissions appraisemeut and asked for
a jury trial.
BY the terms OF the compromise Mrs.
| Thomas is TO be paid the sum Of s., 200
by the District Commissioners in full
settlement Of the case. or $3.50 less than
the amount awarded her by the grade
damage commission.
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1910-12-31

At the beginning Of business to-day tie condi-
ton Of the United States Treasury was: Working
balance in Treasury Offices. SIS 81; in hanks
and Philippine treasury, S0lBlS2 The total bal
ance in general fund was, SIS 59i, 49, Ordnary ~
eeints yesterday were 2Il9l9 with Disbursements
Of NS2l.25 The deficit TO date this fiscal wear is
N.os e5. as against S6l0G5 at this time last
year. These figures exclude Panama Canal and pub
lie debt transactions
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Nes EaFk, Dee- 9-WIIEAT- strruE7 fair bust
ness No Northern spring. 20 arlge. C. o b..
LIB, No. . Tod e. o.. D.. asit No. hard T. O. h.
los Ma. / maar7ui. {. "a D.. L0fs No ] Mani
toba L q. b.. leis Reported for export, IS loads
Manitoba
CORN Strong; snail business. Steamer. s. er-
port basis; export new No. 2 T. o. b.. 5e's new
NO elevator, domestic s. nominal Exporters
took rrftfnr
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LOCAL MEAT MARKET.

HOGS-Per cEt-. gross. 7.5a81.
SHEEP-Per H.. 5aSik
IsAMBS-STTing. per III, sa7.
cALyEs-ChOice. Per H., s'.alo; medium, per n
Ssaa
DRESSED MEATS-Hogs. small. neat. IaIOA
do. medium. saais; DO large sas hams, county.
cured. lsa2
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trade Receipts to-day. a3 can, with 81 estimated
for tOmouog.
The Eaarp advance in the hog market impaired
considerable strength u Provisions early al which
time thera was a good general commission house
demand some OF yesterdays buycrs were prominent
as sellers to-day Cash trade remains rather SLOW.
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No Z8B. Ia &c George c Rankin. receiver; FOR
authority 10 compound debt. Attorney. Z. ".
Neitzel
No. zsH. Harriet r. Espey vs. William J. Is
pey. Divorce Attorney Chase RoyE
No 2sa8 Mary Z. Day VS.. Samuel o. Day et
al divorce. Attorney, q. W. Drew
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1910-12-31

CHIEF JUSTICE CLABAUGH
No. 80 Ia re condemnation Of park on Meridian
Hin; demurrer 0Ferrulsd
No GIL In re payment Of damage on account
lots ! and g square $50 subject 10 remitfitur.
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NEW YORK STOCK MARKET.

Quotations furnished by W. d. Hibts q Co.
members Of the New Y0Tk STOCK Exchange. Hibbs
Building.
Call money Open. 5; high S. low. s. close 81.
SALES or SHARES BY HOURS.
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1910-12-31
Circuit Court No. 1.

Ma $3.50 BiuaeHthal & Bicset vs. Carson; TIM
IN ps1le biii q rEUpriuUs further extended Al.
tornes. II. ". Wheaueg-H. l. Quinn and L. A.
Bales.
Assignments Tor January g..
kimtau VI Quebec steamship Company. Attor-
neys kimtan d Darlingtnn-H
No. Ill Wright - Washington Railway and Ezec-
trc Company. Attorneys. Bradley-Dougias a
Hoover.
No Il Pntchard vs. Baltimore and Ohio Rail
Hoad Company e. a. Attorneys. OD0B0ghue-Ham
lton Colbert. Icrkes & Hamilton.
40 e. Jones vs. Anscostia and Potomac RiTer
Railway Cmpuy Attorneys Amlg0se. HAPPIER &
Meuliat-Dardnsr0n
No q. Cohen vs. United States Express Com
pany. Attorneys. BFusuan & TobEner-Birney.
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Circuit Co0rt NO. :,

JUSTICE HAENARb.
M 500. Sesuud National Bank " BurUHs,
judmeut b. default for Sf5 Attomey. W. r. MAJ
tingly.
No SOFA. Commercial National Bank IS, Oster-
man e al Judgment by deiaHlt for SS0. Att0Tuey,
Nyer Cohen
10 EG5 sane IS. Osteman. judgment By de-
fault f-r s2l2l6 Attorney, same
Assignments for January 9:
40. 1874 Turner "a Washington Terminal Con
PANS. Attorneys. Forrest & Mitchell Hamilton.
NJ. lS. Russell IS. Washington Pest Company.
Attorneys Nlsoa L B8fksdaie-BroVu. Ernesi 4
DIggias.
30. lB Tayio- W. Weber. Attorneys. McNamara
& Huidekoper-Tohrner.
No. 80 First National Bank Is Umbenhaaer.
Au0uus W0rhiHglCH a woodward Darlington
and Maitinglv
No. .. Began SIS. Washington RailssT and Elec
THE COmIany, Aii1Fueys railey-Daflington.
No. 41 Webster Va Rupert Attorneys. Sin
eiaiT-TobriucT
No. 0A Aidrdre s.. Bliss A,inTueys. Hzyden
johnson aud FFanc-Darlinsi8a
No. "a Thornton vs. Chesapeake Beach Land
CamIany. Attorneys. Montague g. Moriarty- Ham
itrn. Colbert. VERSES a Hamiiton.
No. 20 saltzstein vs., Shea, executor. Attorneys,
Wolf a R0senbefs- Hargroge & Eashy- smith.
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Lnysuif.
District Court.

No. Sl7a William B. Fowler. appellant. vs. John
D. Hird; appesl.
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EauIfv suite.

Estate q Fannie Long petition for letters Of
administration. Attorney. David Vol.
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Criminal Court NO. l.

Criminal Court NO. h
JUSTICE WRIGHT.
Assi-nmeuts for January 3.
United States vs. Jet West
United states -. William JoD0s
Criminal Court No. 2.
CHIEF JUSTICE CLABAUGH.
No, Aes7 pesie Hutehiusoni order On nan
date Attoneyz. vs.. II. Shoes-O. IT, HAYDEN.
No. z10 United States vs. William H. Nicker-
s0n. false preteuses. plea not guilty.
No. -E2 United States ". Walter SeecO as
saalt with dangerous weapon; plea not guilty.
Nc. &ga. United States IS. Horace Dent. house
breaking and larceuy; plea gilr; sentenced to pen
iteutlary for six years
No. sss7. Uaitca States rs. Prank Smith. sane.
piea not guilty.
No zz6 United statss rs. Jet West. sane:
same
Ne. zs0 United States vs. Charles E. Lusby.
No. za0 United States vs.. william Butler.
same plea guilty; sntenoad 10 peniteHtary fE
two yoan.
No zza United States ~ William E. simmons
same; plea not guilty.
No. &3h United States vs. William Jones. dep
relations on private property, plea not guilty.
No. G3l2 United States rs. Thomas Young a.
sault with dangerous weapon plea not guilty,
No. rs. United States ". Richard Jones. same:
same.
No. zs6. United States u Walter Minis. en-
bsZlemcnt. slme
Assignments for Monday. January s-Appsals:
No. A. McIHtire vs.. Green. Attorneys Tucker
Kenyon & HuidekcfeT.
No. /. Luekett IS. Sehulize. Attorneys, Hufty-
Flynn & White.
No 3 Bureh & KEEPS IS smith. Attorneys. Hay
den-Clinkssales.
No. 3 Pennsylvania Rubber Company vs. shore
Attorneys. BTandenburg & BFsndenburg- ThomaA
No. s. Avery vs. Rayan. Attorneys Paladini &
Pulke-Cleary & Gies.
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WEEKLY BANK CLEARINGS.

4 s4 fork. Dec. 3o-The bank clearings in the
eea sates for the week ending December .
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CURB MARKET.

Quotations furnished by ". &. Hibbs & Co, mem
p Of the New York stock Exchange. Hihhs Build
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GRAIN AND PROVISIONS.

.Ex-diYidsud
The Wenatchee daily world. [volume] (Wenatchee, Wash.) 1905-1971, 1910-03-28
Bids Wanted.

The board of directors of District
46, Chelan county, Washington, will
receive sealed bids until p. m.
April 4, 1910, for furnishing $50
cords of 4 It. pine or FIR wood, to be
delivered as follows:
20 cords at Lewis and Clark build
ing.
20 cords at Lincoln building.
IS cords at new high school build
ing.
40 cords at Stevens building.
35 cords at Whitman building.
Check for 10 per cent Of amount
of bid must accompany same.
]. A. GELLATLY,
sss Clerk.
The Wenatchee daily world. [volume] (Wenatchee, Wash.) 1905-1971, 1910-03-28

The Wenatchee Federation Of Mis-
sions will hold services Tuesday af-
ternoon and evening. The afternoon
service will be at the Presbyterian
church and will begin at o'clock.
Supper will be served at $50, for
which there will be a charge Of IS
cents.
The evening session will start at
1880 in the Congregational church. 1t
will open with scripture reading and
prayer, followed by a solo by Mr..
Scheidemantel. Mrs. F. e, Utter win
read a paper on 1.-THE Freedman of
the South" There will be an extern
sive program OF readings and songs
and a discussion by the pastors.
The music viii be furnished by the
Baptist choir.
The Wenatchee daily world. [volume] (Wenatchee, Wash.) 1905-1971, 1910-03-28
Oats Come Down.

Two carloads of oats, stored on
Wenatchee avenue, southeast of the
courthouse, are on the ground. The
sides and floor of the storage build
ing gave way and the oats came
down. They belonged to Guy H.
Whitson and had been placed in this
store room, owned by c. B. Halbert,
few days ago.
The Wenatchee daily world. [volume] (Wenatchee, Wash.) 1905-1971, 1910-03-28
Harris Ranch Sold.

The well known orchard tract of
c. A. Harris, on the Entiat river was
sold Saturday to J. j. Albin Of this
city for $4,000. The place consists
of about 80 acres, IA of which is in
bearing fruit trees. Three acres are
in alfalfa and some land is used for
pasture. Mr. Harris took as part
payment fine 5-acre tract of bear
ing orchard land on Washington ave-
nue., valued at $4,000.
The Wenatchee daily world. [volume] (Wenatchee, Wash.) 1905-1971, 1910-03-28
I oday's Events

Knights OF Pythias at Bower hall.
NJ. w. A. at Sprague hall.
Elks' ball.
Spokane Indians practice.
Wenatchee theatre-Vaudevil
Gem theatre-Nelson & Wolgast
films.
Civic League at the Presbyterian
church.
The Wenatchee daily world. [volume] (Wenatchee, Wash.) 1905-1971, 1910-03-28
Reported Stabbing.

hcPOFCeU SCaDDIHX.
No particulars about the stabbing
ARRAY that occurred in Leavenworth
last Saturday night have been rer
ceived. Justice of the ePace Taylor
reported that the assailant was cap
tured, but no further reports came
in. County Attorney Kemp leaves
for Leavenworth this afternoon to in
vestigate the matter
The Wenatchee daily world. [volume] (Wenatchee, Wash.) 1905-1971, 1910-03-28

Two lots, each 50x137h feet, located
on Walker street. Planted In ap-
pie, peach and pear trees. Price
$1,400; cash $500, balance In two
years. Phone 1884. 1926