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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-10-12

PRANE-TON1-Etrmer carry Dul late IN ile
day easier IN sympathy win gram, although
October ard showed = sharp upJLin Just a. the
-. POKK-Steady; mess, S2lHS&l 30: fam
Gy sou. ehort Gear S22sbS23 90 BEEt--Ness,
yi5asI5 80: family. $19T$i9 90 packet, SIS cog
SI7: extra india mess. S3lGS5l 90 BEEF HAMS
- Quiet s22mS24. DREs I'D HOGS-Steady:
bacons l9c: 10 n. 13c; 100 70 II Ac: 40 ~.
IA. Q. pigs 3i4c. CUT MEATS-Pickled bellies.
smoking lsc: 10 n. &c: y No. l5l2c: u H. l5c.
75sc. country. 77saSbe. LAEDmEa@asy: Middle
West y 70Gi2 soc: city quiet, y &C Refined
easy: south America, lac: Continent l3.l0c;
Brazil. kegs l5c. Compound steudy lo4I1Oisc-
sTEARINE-OIoo, l2iac, city lard. l4AQl474c.
: 49, - S-CDPPER-S snCaru Cutst sp0t,
October November and December. u 25912. 35c.
London arm: spot $50 Us Cd; futures. f57 los.
70 AK T5c CASING ~ 81 e1l2 TIN-Cnse,-
iied. spot. n o5T87 75c; October, %.o5fa3d 25c
Noyaraier * 5osJSS Zoe: December. 30 25f3j. 800;
Tsnuar,- "a sn435c Isondon steady. spot fic3
re. f7,t,ires f1Eq l5s. LEAD-QUiet, 4-4OQ soc
NaV Yn~I,- 4 P-6I4 ""~ 49,
NOT 81 rs ca. sPELTER-Quiet 5.5od5 Coo
SSe,S York. z 3FT5 40c East st. Louis. London.
srot f22 lbs IRON-Cleve and warrants. as ID
~ fo11inn IocaI'y the market was quiet: No l
gounSrv Northern aud Southern. and No foun-
~ southern soft SIS 7sHsle %: No . foundry
Northern, sia 5Oas1G Pig iron certificates IN
-hsnPed-
CoTTO~SFED O'I--M'-bet Quiet Hnd mar
- -i,sine ~ I roiut Advance 10 ! point de
.I,,r Local -ortroct prices:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-10-12
MONEY AND EXCHANGE.

MONEY MARKET. on call
opened at % per cent; highest. 81 per cent,
lowest. .. per cent; closing, g per cent;
ruling rate. - per cent Time money was
without change. Rates were 81 per cent
cor sixty DAYS. $685. per cent for ninety
days and four months, and 4l2G42. for dvo
and SIX months. Commercial paper con
~'nued 10 be offered freely by brokers.
Rates, s.. G5A per cent fer sixty and nine ~
GAYS bills receivable. o. EG uer cent for
FOUR and six months choice single names
md 6l2 per cent for others
FOREIGN EXCEANCSE.-The foreign
exchange market ned steady. with rates
~-ItualiN unchanged at a.Sa20lIz- Siiz tor ca
Eies. 4Ss5Q4sf ioT demand sterling and
80 Tor slxIy-cay bills. Short francs were
quoted II 5IS2. less lie and short reichs-
marks at 50 The market was weak II the
afternoon. showing q decline of about &c
- 4 $3.50 &. 81 for Cabl s. 4s5791J4S5Sa for ds-
-aud STIRLING and Az 50 for siIty-dav
tlals. Short francs were quoted al SIS -
TiUs --31 ard short reichEnsTks al % less
--s=. The decline was brought about by
renewed large offerings OF cotton bills. and
50 was helped by the belief thar the cot
S1n bills Of laGi1C coutroN ersy would he
formally adjusted soon.
" Lre- rrF 81 Sod -s4r.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-10-12
FOREIGN MARKETS.

Liverpool. Oct 1l.-wIIEsAT-sBot dull;
s7,f15rrs steady: October, Is 2iad; Decent Der,
- saIs. March. 7s sid. CORN-Spot easy
american nized. IS 10d; futures steady: Jan
1,ery a. 60 February. IS I'D PEAS-Cana-
dian e FLOCR-WinteT patents, 30s HOPS
IN London Pachc Coast: e los Q = s.. BEEF
,,ssr yrss,ern iI2s cd HAMS-ShcTt cut
s5s tCoN-CuInberla nd cut. I3s clear
tslll.s IS Cd. long clear mtdd'es. EE't 7Ss
h,-az-y -as- hort clear backs. Gss 81. SHOUL-
DERs-square. COS Sd. LARD-frinle West
ern tferces CHS: American refined. pals. d4s.
MISREPRESENTATION. finest White, new. ass
Cd coIor-d SOS TURPEA T 475, pi 54s
Reeoed "a LINsEED OIL-47s. COTTON
SPED oIL-Hun refined , SPOT sss sl a. ID TAI
London oct 1I-SUGAR-Raw centrifugal.
To- al rnuscovado 9s 81: beet October % ID
INSEED-Calcutts. April-JpnA b-s 81 LIN
SF-rD OrT-44s 41sd- SPERM CIl~-ta2-
PETROLEUM 4 rT'~-icsn refined; oI5-la5
sDirits -. TURPENTINE-spirits S4S %
ROSTN-American strained. los "a me- los
I0Ad- -
50 Ceutiunes.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-10-12

Spot quiet. win prices 10 points higher
at il &c for niGdling upland and Toe for mid
ding Gulf Sales. lOO9 bales. Liverpool cables
SDol in good demand sales. - 600 bales; specu-
lstion and export 900; American l., 600; i'm
ports a. 0O0: American, -, coo; middling upland.
Sd Futures opened steady at l92 points ad-
vance Closed quiet and steady unchanged TO
point lower October lid. October-N OVEN
Der. I SD: Notwithstanding. Decembtr-Jan-
fsarv and January February. 1921, February
March I. SD March-April and April-May, I.64d;
Nay-June, 1850: June-July, I63!2d; July-Au-
gust, 1920.
COFFEE-Easfer at the opening and sa II
ryoiTlts lower. followed by further decline OF 20
Dolrts under ceiling for local and foreign ac-
count Around midday values rallied Sharply
and advanced rapidly. making gains OF from 10
- 20 uorts from the early decline. and the close
showed net advance Of from 10 10 points
with sales Of b. $50 bags. Hayre closed lQl 9
francs net lover. Hamburg declined 1getl
ptenriE Rio vas - reis lower and Santos 80
reis decline Cost and freight offers from Brazil
were firm hut Irregular. spot unchanged at
fCTsTIIc for Rio No :. Local contract prices;
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-10-12
sosToN WOOL MARKET.

Rost0n Oct 1t-Odd lot transactions. win
UNCHANGED values. continue 20 donlinste tho
local wool market. some territory staple -
being bought By manufacturers. and a slighs
demand has arisen for Ohio heeces. but vhs
unarket IN dull. SIN ths local trade - IN a
hopeful mood. and there Is no disposition %
mark down prices to instigate buying. the
general bsi~f being that the manufacturers
-wfIi BE- seeking wool within a snort time To
.ttoport this view. 10 - pointed out that the-S
81 a steady increase In sAnplins. especially
IN California and eight-mOntns Texas. and
r1r,rrh interest shown IN all lines OF terrtrory
sroCx Domestic quotations: ohio ard Penn
s,rlvanfa deeCes-Delains washed. Sac Xxx.
zoe. hne unrnerchantabie. - 25cs hair blood
eombing % o e9c; three sishths 2sgZ90
quarter ~ :. - he: delains unwasned. 28f
&c. ane unwashed. 81 q &c. Michigan
wisconsin. New York deeces-Fine unwashed-
I9a 2Ic: deIainc. 90 02Tc: half blood. = q 2Sc;
three-eighths. 2Tp 23c. Kentucky. Indiana
and Missouri-Three-eishths blood 2sRc9c,
quarter. = a 2Sc- Secured basis rexas-Ftne-
twelve months 81 soc: Gre. SIX 60 eight
months IS Ssc: me talL soc Californis-~
Northern, SO q 5Sc: middle county. 30 ole
Southern. IS 4Sc: fall free. as q +Tc- Oregon
Eastern No staple. Se@6fc. Eastern cloth
ing SO Q SIC. valley No I. s. @ sac. Territory -
Fine staple 6fnG5c. fine medium. 80 2 doc
fne clothing. 81 q 5Sc: hns medium. So fSsc.
az blood. combing. IS SOC thEes-siSh.h-
SO q 5scs quarter, 81 Q SIC Pullso-Exsra. ocos
me A. IS soc. supsrs. S5so7c-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-10-12
NEW YORK PRICES.
INTERIOR RECEIPTS
SEARNARD CLEARANCE
Holiday.

FLOUR AND MEAL-Flour inactive with
buyers holding of for lower prices. spring
patents, So 50Q So so; winter straights. 81 30 u
81 40, winter patents, 81 90 q 81 80; spring
clears. 81 4ODs4 GO: extra no l winter. 81 10
q SIS go; extra No > winter. So 30 a SO 65 Kan
sas straights, 81 sOaS+ 90. RYE FLOUR
Barely steady; fair to good. 81 n 81 %: choice
to fancv, 81 25Ts4 40. CORNMEAIr-Kiln
dried. So 20 BAG MEAL-Fine white ana
yellow. 81 So 81 40; coarse, 81 80 q 81 30
FEED-EVestern spring. S2@: standard mid
ding. SOB co. -four 90. S2T 80: red dog. $2s 30;
city bran. ST. bulk, So 30 sacks; middling;
S2S 80 4 s3o. red dog. $50. h0uuy chop, S24
bulk So p sacks; oilmeaL S3T - a SGT so
COTT0N-Prices early had sharp break.
but trade interests were big buyers on ne
decline. There was active support from one OF
last seasons bull leaders, and late in the day
a more general buying movement developed
as result OF which October made q new
high record for the season. and the mark ct
closed firm at advance Of from TO ID
points FOR the day. Southern spot markets
/ were generally unchanged TO ~ higher To-
day being a holiday, the cotton market VIII
be closed. but Liverpool VIII open for business
az usnaI LocaL coltract prices.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-10-12

DOMESTIC EXCHANGE 80 Boston. NC
discount, Chicago, Sc aIscOust; San Fran
CISCO, sight &C % eniun. Telegraph sc pre-
MUM NcW Orleans. C, u1merCial 15cuSl GiS-
count, bank = premium. Charleston buy
1ug per. selling l9C premium St Louis. &c
discount bio. l5c asked. Minneapolis. 25c
TsrCrniEm; Savannah. buying 3-i6C discount
selling par.
BANK CLEAEINGS. - New York eX-
changes SIS Gaia, balances Sl2,02l ,S34; Bos-
FOu. exchanges S19.-j6.6S, balances 81 100. SS4 .
TIa1rlpriq- exchanges $3.50 g. balances
t2.-s ~. Chicago, exchanges Si7,Goe,J6s, bal
--CEs 3 5l4 g.
SILVER MARKET Commercial bar sill
ser. 5s7k. Mexican silver dollars. soc. bar
silver IN London closed at = 5-i6d, an ad-
TauCe Of I'D
GOLD PREMIUM-In Madrid. 100. Lis
ion, 450
MEXICAN ENCHANGE.-Me Mexican ex-
change on New York Is quoted II 2Ul-@-
GOVERNMENT RECEIPTS. - Receipts
from Customs yesterday were sl,isAt6I; in
$l.ll5 IS3. and miscellaneous. SIU4.567, total
- S.p49.41g against to.al expenditures on
% binary account OF p. ~, tb5. For the
month 20 caJe ordinary receipts have been
el5S73. 70i and ordinary expenditures Sli,-
-. 26l. the excess of reCeiptS amounting 20
si.I74 SO. For the Use al year 10 date CTdf-
nary receipts have been Sl65 644. 80 gainsr
Ss-2 in the same period OF l9-s. and
ordinary expenditures slSt.l36663, against
sb5Slt. 70l Ia iS-e, the excess Of eNpendi-
pared with AZ excess = expenditures last
vear e So ~. 7q9. Including Panama Ca
nal account and public debt. the excess Of
al expenditures over receipts since July
he corresponding period year ago o.
s33 GO CT.
UB-TREASTRT. - The SUb-Treasury
vas debtor 70 the Clearing House Sz3O.=j5.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-10-12
CHICAGO GRAIN AND PROVISIONS.

Chicago Oct t1-Weighr or tarBa accOn1tf
tons 81 wheat the world over pulled cown
prfess to-day. The amount availabte 8 nov
~ Go 600 bush greater than a year ago Cos
ing prices we're IAtq1%c lower. as coInpsred
with Iast night. Corn showed a net loss on 40
fr ard cas- MGTsc- Provisions at the flash
ranged from I5c advance 70 21s9Sc Decline
Wheat exhibited increasing weakness as ne tSN
wore en- Rallies were few and became rloTs
and moro feeble. Part OF the unloading vas 81
view Of to-ulorrow's holiday IN nearly AZ irfi-
v--tant markets nut a far greater share Of tzs
selling resulted from the Withdrawal OF Ar
zentina as a cause for crop fears stu more
ir~portlnr from a bear standpoint. were the
United states government figures Indicating th9t
the shortage in the domestic crop IS not 50 arg
as ,he trade had estimated. Rang q prices:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-10-12

The London market for beet sugar was :.
lower. but frrner at the close. OctODer 01
November as Cd: May. IS 90. ,,.,d
HIDES-Firm, owing to a steeqy Celiat CT n
with limited offerings Receipts hsh'' win
the bulk coming TO tanners ~, 1000.
lie ATHER-Steady to Arm AT 1ud 49, IiSS
and the trend seemed 20 be upward. OheFiiisS
nRTtsS-EssentiaI oils Arm but quiet ana :,
unchanged Roots steady, with h'oera'7
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-10-12

OF the total operating expenses, 1872 per
cent was laid by the company direct 70
Ia Dor. Additions and betterments to the
ulUIeTty and equipment Of the company
argregating Sl,S,3.-si - were made IN the
wear of Wrfcn Sl2l6,l& 3 as charged 10
csritai account. The total revenue freight
trafnc was IS 765 go tons. an increase or
5.s'j6, 395 tens. or 1873 per cent and the toJs
number Of passengers carried was G,-.''-"0'
II increase Of J. 5S3, tCJt or 81 per cent.
The expense OF maintenance OF way ano
structures was s5,2l7 AL 81, an increase OF
SsS5.O44 l9, or 1921 per cent more than the
TcSinE this increase are tes, station and
shop buildings, snow removal, revision or
grades. docks. dredging and signals ana
inttrlocking plants. Maintenance OF equip
n.cnt expenses were s., 455,9S1 81. a dec ca e
% Sle2. 9es 81, OF per cent less than the
Urevious wear. More extensive repairs were
made TO all claSses Of equipment than our
ing the previous year The cost or repairs
decrease owing 20 improved efficiency at
the several SHOP plants. FoT'y-twO loco
motives were retired from service. and the
difference between their deprecated ana
eCyaD value was charged to operating eX-
I penees The tractive power Of locomotive 3
IS 4G.s72.eN pounds, an increase or l,524uS'
pounds The total number Of locomo ives
at the close of the fiscal year was J, l36, an
Increase of = as compared with the pre-
ViCus year. % new locomotives tavinS been
. received and A. locomotives disposed %. as
ST ted above. FROM December l. l6so, the
cate OF the rsOrga nization OF the company.
10 JJne %. 1910. SIC, $40 SlZ has been eXpcnd-
90 in a6di+i rs and fettPTments TO the
property. charged 10 c3ritai account. and
peu6ed on new equipment. charged to CAPT
raj acCCUrt- In the last yea" there was
appropriated from income 0s6 for ad-
difi0us and he'terT1ents. TIE balance sheet
/ ,,-Crlrfru assets Of sFs 0ni 80, against work
ing liabilities Of S9.S67.442
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-10-12
CoTTO~sFED o'L-M"-bet Quiet Hnd nsr- /
.ft,r local routroct prices:
MOLAssEs AND sAkt rf

but UNCHANGED. SyTups Gun .-., -
NAVAL sTORES-Splrits tuFpeh''he easier
Rosin firm. Tar ruled fteacy.s u.a,., 49,
leu,n rteadv al the recent decline:
RICE-steady to nrTn aho N'''"u' Hnpor-
sUGaReRenned quiet, with me list price
for granuIated 4.95c but the tara "a a. Vas
saEne terms Raw closed h-i1ie1 al ssoe Tor 9e
test centrifugal Museovade' 90 &c, stoSd az
s.4oc, and molaEEes sugar. % ~%"s
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-10-12
SOUTHERN EARNINGS GROW
Record Year Shows Increase Of
More than 100000.

For the year ended June 60 1910, the
Southern Railway system shows the larg-
est gross earnings in its history. the total
revenues, including outside operations on a
mileage OF 7050.T7 miles. amounting TO $9S,-
56e SO7. an increase OF SHE. 20 over the PEE
ceding year. The Southern Railway. as the
successor under reorganization to the prop
critics Of the Richmond and West Point
Terminal Railway and Warehouse Com
pany, was Incorporated in February, 1871
With a mileage Of 4S91.94 miles. and in the
nrst year of its reorganization gross earn
inEs from all sources were s17.959,ll9, the
gain In the fiscal year under review, COM
pared with the first years operatlohs'
amounting TO $40.619. 6Ss en- an increase IN
mileage d 2.60S.23 miles. In the last ten
ears gross earnings have increased from
ss4,bc3. Az in the fiscal year ended June So
1891. to S5S56S.s SGT IN 1910, while in the same
time operating income, after expenses and
taxes has increased 81. 3s1 leS the mileage
IN that period having advanced from 6,6l2
to 5V5O miles The income statement for
the twelve months ended June 80 last, COM
pared with the year before. follows:
1910 Increase;
G-oss operating revenue. s57 2e; SOS IS. 100 40i
Total operating expenses. IS. 635 T45 1886 !65
Ne, operating revenue. sls.e5s, 5s2 s. e3e sac sac
Outside operations-net rev. 1880 '1lT9s3
Net revenue. .s1s.677.742 1894 653
Taxes accrued .....-....... 1873. - b5U2O
Operating income Sic, 69S 020 81, SIS 6B2
Other income. ..-..--.-.--. , l79. 135 2SOs2=
Total gross income. .sl9.s77I56 2,13a 45s
Interest or funded debt and
equipment obligations 81. 3l3.6 $50 -sos-
gross Income ............ 2.so6, 451 '27.323
Total des,,ctjons .s14.120.137 's2s 17s
iai,Te q income over g 757o1s 81. i67 $50
.S,5if.f71s 1rs bafternirnts 523T2 s25 912
Balance carried to credit - , - -.
profit and loss $5,1OA,o4S S-'1So''7"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-10-12
ERIE'S EXPENSES LESS
Revenue Greater, While Operat
ing Cost Is Reduced.

The Erie Railroad Company reports Tor
the year ended on June So 1910, gross op-
Grating revenue Of $5iS3e.190, an increase
o. $4.i25.O2S over the ireced ng year. OPP
Grating expenses were $S7,725.575, an increase
Of S2Is0.Sl2, and operating income after
all exPens,s, including taxes, SIS, '65,S57, an
increase Of s. 22S, SS1. The ratio OF Operat-
ing EXPENSES and taxes TO operating reve-
nue. was 1925 per cent, against 1916 per
cent I'm the year before. ana TIE ratio Of
operating expenses - operating revenue
s. IS Der cent. q decrease Of L6y per cent.
Tho incnrnp ACCOUNT foloWs:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-10-12
OTHER CATTLE MARKETS.

Chicago. Oct if--cATJLE-Recsipts. 9.ooo:
dull Beeves. 81 75Iss. Texas steers. 50 COG
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-10-12

SNE OF THE MOST Beautiful DISTRICTS or or
ii SWITZERLAND: Steamboat services: MountaIN
Rsilways: Funiculars: Golf and Tennis 20 HoteIs
Ciimate-aversse Temporary
On Summer 2O-S c: in Winter. c. 1909 f21 fire
DAVIS 2319 hours sunshine tropical vegeta-
ton. ideal winter Resort: ILLCST RATED GUIDE tree
from the OicIe Agency. Swiss Federal Railroad. 81
Ftrth Ave, York. Town &c Country bureau oo'
Fifth Ave. tcor seth ST. New York
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-10-12
EXPORTS.
Cash QUOTATIONS.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

IF o b aaoat. fstandard white.
The daily sentinel., 1910-05-18

dscreet home, taking In Cali
ona with the Patterson force
in
The daily sentinel., 1910-05-18

to Tennessee.
Mrs. II. d. Smith has a hen that
mothers five motherless kittens. 1t is
worth going to see them peek from
under her feathers.
/ Mrs. c. T. Mack of Helper, Utah
is visiting Mrs. Jolly.
DR.. and Mrs. Burgess of Palisadt
!. .hoixght. notatnes anh annies Mt ths
e.. s..~-ryH4IE
oactus ranch on their way HON,
from the T. A. r. encampment.
=. 'onh Higgins is able to be up ane
10 oliect the spring work.
Sudie VanGundy is working with
o. Rogers, wife, jamie and Doro.
thy, are in the Grand Army picture
III the gust drug store window.
George LaGrange, Miss Anderson
anu hr: ana Mrs, Clyde Moftit went
~ 10 lhoroughfare canon Sunday
MISS +. Siess was the drill-master
anu the plays given by the seventh
ana eighth grades reflected great
eredit, as not a halt or a mistake oc-
CURED in either.
me exercises Saturday night at
ene school house brought out many
n atohh the city, among whom were
MRS, a; b. Hoyts daughter, Miss
MARY Martin, Judge Marsh and
auuehter twhose song received an en-
IoreJ Misses Edna and Marperv
Jincks opened the program with n
Gue.' followed by recitation by Miss
Nuth Buck. A play was given by the
seF enth grade entitled DIR. Cure" In
Nnich all showed remarkable talent
ana each participant deserved honor
aole mention. Ruth Smith, as Marie
was yes. indeedy," most perfect In
producing the prescriptions thar Dr
zoe flgursky had all numbered The
marvellous cures brought no end of
ppl use. The young widow nar.
Sonihed by Miss Efie Finley was ,ho
climax who saved the doctor from HE
-ured patients anathemas and was a
hsppy hnal to his embarrassments
,huihg IN an elopement. Miss MI
"a ny was the title of the play eiyer
~ the graduates. ii brought ont his
rlonlc genius that, four wears frnn
loW' viii easily enable the bigh
ehooI faculty to put before the nnb-
ic Romeo and Juliet" with Azs,
5arney and Ruth Buck as the s,or
harscters. Edna Jincks, as Mrs MI
any took everything before her ana
traishtened out emergencies with n
diplomacy known only to an Irish
snWoman by profession and wifa
u the Janitor by occupation. Tho
ther graduates who took mart uara
iadge Davis, Eva Friedman. MAJ
iozlnSo, Nellie Jacks, Clara Karl;
iessle Henderson, Lawrence and Al
IN FRIEDMAN and Gilbert Chewning
~ MeoIure In neat speech pre-
: entea the class to Superintendent
VINO with fatherly praise
t1u auTice' gave each a diploma. A
htemeiI song by the class closed this
a. eo-oe-torgotten occasion. Dem
- aarrls furnished fun between
que
The daily sentinel., 1910-05-18

l.. II. Harding, general agent of
the Colorado Midland, has received
orders to close the local office June
30. This order has also been Issued
at all the outside offices of the Mid
land, including the general offices at
New York, Chicago, Pittsburg, st.
Louis, Omaha, Kansas City, San
Francisco and Los Angeles. All of
these offices will be abolished on that
date, when all the traffic of the Mid
land will be handled through the
Burlington offices, which road has
lately absorbed the Midland. The
Burlington has also acquired the Col
orado & Southern. The local office
of the Midland will be abolished on
June 80 and notices to that effect
viii at once be sent to all interested
Salt Lake Herald-Republ!can.
The daily sentinel., 1910-05-18
FRUITvAIE NOTES.

u; b. Mcclure and family left this
week TO attend the Sunday School
convention in Washington, d. c., and
later another in New Jersey; also to
VISIT relatives. They are to be away
for six weeks.
Mr. Mcclure, after three and n
nan years OF teaching at the Fruit
Nale school as principal. during which
time the attendance has tripled. has
resigned: The school board has about
oo applications for Mr.. McClure's
position, postmarked from Michigan n
The daily sentinel., 1910-05-18

{. II. Schlacks. first vice president
OF the Denver & Rio Grande ana
western Pacific railroads, has gone
10 San Francisco. No announcements
We're made by him regarding the va va
cancies in the traffic department of
.he western Pacific before he left
tne city. Horace w. Clarke. second
vice president of the Rio Grande. left
saturday for New York to attend n
meeting Of the American Railway
association, of which he is n member
ana TO confer with the Eastern offic-
iais OF the company.-Denver Times
The daily sentinel., 1910-05-18

We press ladies' sults.-ParisiaD
Cleaning 4 Pressing Works. 7o2
Main street: phone Junction 69T.
The daily sentinel., 1910-05-18
ToDAY's WEATHER REPORT.

The highest temperature here yes
terday was 20 degrees. The lowest
here this morning was 3S degrees.
Today's weather report follows:
Forecast till s p. m. Thursday for
Colorado: Fair tonight and Thurs
The daily sentinel., 1910-05-18
MAHONEy AFTER
CHERRY EXHIBIT

WIN the opening of the cherry and
small fruit season Secretary Mahony
WISHES to impress upon the boosters
OF the valley the Importance of Sc
curing good preserved fruit exhibit.
such as cherries, Strawberries, goose
berries, raspberries, etc, of which
me present exhibit is very lacking
An contributions for this purpose will
De preserved and kept in the new
iine glass jars which are admirably
dHapted Tor this purpose and will be
placed on display with the name of
the grower, etc, on the label of the
bottles. A stranger in looking over
the exhibit as it now stands would
naturally gain the impression tba,
the Grand valley could not raise
small fruits, berries, etc, when the
truth OF the matter is the quality of
these are in every respect up to the
nigh standard of the large fruits of
the Grand valley.
The daily sentinel., 1910-05-18

OF four
busy keeping what he does
what has been
the other members of the
having been done by Simon
The daily sentinel., 1910-05-18
Weather Conditions.

The pressure is high In the region
of the Gulf, and comparably low
along the Canadian border.
Fair weather prevails over the
country west of the Mississippi, eN-
cept in the vicinity Of Texas, where
it is cloudy, and rain has continued.
Rain has fallen also in the vicinity
of the Great Lakes.
Temperatures remain comparably
low in the prairie and Rocky noun
tain states. and are normal in the
Mississippi and Missouri valleys.
Fair weather will continue in this
vicinity tonight and Thursday, with
slight change itn emperature.
X. NJ. HARDlNGE,
Official In Charge
The daily sentinel., 1910-05-18

During s6lsoSl6
have been stating that the new
standpoint of producing sufficient reve-
nue. to run the government, please
The daily sentinel., 1910-05-18

postal national republican Platform
deposits lowering between
in posohces post roads
The daily sentinel., 1910-05-18

Mexico another
the committee terri
nd congress IS abe shop!