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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-08-29
ruey HAVE a DEFINITE PURPOSE

Foley kidney Pills give quick relief
In cases Of kidney and bladder all
ents AIR RoRsGIaser Terre Haute
Ind. tells the result IN her case
After suffering for many Years from
serious case OF kidney trouble and
spending much money for so called
cures. found Foley Kidney pills The
only medicine that gave me perman
eni cure | am again able 10 be ~
and attend 10 my work ] ahan netei
hesiisis 10 recommend them" J. n
Wallace.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-08-29
yoUn SUMMER ouIIne

II you are Iond Of fiahing cance-
iAe, camping or ihc study oi Wild
autn4ls lvgk np the Algonpun Nation
~ Park Of 0warlu for your summer
epsag iish and game preserve of
:. gpfHp acres lnteyspeIsed with l..
zoe laa,s and rlfers is awaiting you.
Jliefine an The attractI9us Nature
can beal3e Magnificent canOp tfIps
Altitude 1910 icct above the sea level
pure and exhileratiJg atmosphere
just The place to put IN lorr summer
holidays 60 4 hotel accoMmodalions
IN Interesting aid Dfofuxely illustTat.
ed descriptive publication telling you
i 4 - Il 4s.it ilcG c i. j y
II G illIi@ii. 9i1 MesthaltS Loan x
Trust building; Chicago
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-08-29
'rg y b. one q tho board Of mar

'ry to b, one 81 tho board OF mar
agers
HASKELL can Eet every dollar Of
rpital theec Is in Muskosee 10 back
him an" lime he VIII accept ~ ron
iirred te Mrskogee man. "0ur peo
pic want him again ~ nelgl'bor an |
arc plad he viii som be out of polIti
cal nf'0e ard wr VIII be slilaacd i
- will rcmain q citizen cf Nuskoge
In thirty minute Friday night sl0l.
SO was subscribed BY our citizens
nd the balance Of the 100000 cor
fany VIII be subscribed bs The MD
die of the coming week, lllc only cill
di,ion stimulated being that Gov2rnot
Haskell will serve as ono Of the
board cf manarers tn give It the bere
Gt &c his buzinesi Judgment energy
an1 integrity oil OF .wbirh VAS thor
org Is established IN the esiimatio,
Of our people"
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-08-29
ACUTE OR cARonlo--wnlcn9

No matter If your kidney trouble Is
acute or chronic Iroley's Kidney
Remedy Uill reach your case. Mr..
Claude Brown. Reynoldsyil!c. ~.
writes us that be suffered mlny
months with kidney complaint which
taffled all trca men At last he tried
Folcy's kinney Remedy and q few
large bottles efiecled complete cure
He says. 'lt has been OF ineatlmahle
value to me- j n Wallace
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-08-29
WILL SERVE lWtalY YEARS

special to Daiiy Leader
NcAlosicr, Okla, Aug, 20. Lewis
y tc. II years old. wn. brought TO
tic state peniienllalY here TO serve
twenty years for conviction in Murray
.counly ot murder Ills falhce tied
him TO tree ard gave him a severe
whlpplig, Wacn released he proc
ed q shotgun and killed as father,
nearly cutting his hedy In two with Il
.blg lead cf buckshct. Tue sheriff
ssho brought thc boy here says he Is
an incorrisible ami said on the way
here If 1t wgs to do over again, he
would frfc satot the old man
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-08-29
ASKS RECOUNT 1t AR0N0RI

Special to ,BsilX Lesier
Ardmore, Okla, Aug. ~ Epc1uf
ugrd b. ibe = rounl OF lbc votcs t
Oklahom, eouuiy, in which lUdg
rel orcd defeated wua. Iud-c l. K
Mason. pregeai county jndEc Of Car
ter county, who Was defeated in the
primary Augusi .. viii Ble Nh afiidaY
l. assipg for q rscorni He stated
ihai he would be ipincd bs other eat
didJies and would rruulrc y comllc.r
rrconnl of the Democratic vote il
lhr county.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-08-29

IT'S THE DEVIL TO PAY
when You have your auto repaired
and later find that Tic job IN nol
properly 'lone. due either ID the
lackloi experience of The inachnist
cr dclccIiyl material. Have Your
auto repaired here aud Mrt sais-
factory workmanship aNd tl.c best
" material. Our repair depart
'illcni Is IN charge u one Of he
best auto nachinists il ihg South
yesS9 Cur chargss are most
reasonable. \ full lipc If acccs
sorlcs and supplies. Give Us an
opportunity V shqN y9u hyw well
wc can please yuu.
BRvNNFR & HALL
City Garage
I'Sons -. 20 e, Cleveland
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-08-29
FRISCO 70 Use OIL FUEL

special to ualiy Lesft;
1',lsa. Okla Aug 2, iSheuDee
pitni ~ ma 8 herr 'Hi lbe l1i1fe1
lsilr'ad VIII gucn lcgin usiag OIL flet
"a alI rs euntisehlcn lnes The
tcsas cpalyany Is bulilus q pipc l5ie
zero i ile Afkaiisus r.fcf fiCm Tlila
ffd II il lumprcd that the production
Hls bnfn contracted lor bY tAr Ffis.
co. ':'ilc Frisco IL nov uI4s OIL On
aoiae or rs fast trair5 and sDc stvfy
lhai II Il going - exlcal the pur-
e..ssass ss saelrsss - e3aoiJe cu ~. .ss,.las
lne ff1m reliable sources.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-08-29
RlPaaTta s KILLED IN DUEL

Isvton. Okla Aug g Accordng
to report rnreiicd here. air men
and one w0n,si, nave either been kill
~ or seripuals goundsd iu 4 duel tllas
took place about iG miles from Wal
tera A. nustly an1 two Rawlt broth.
rrs IRE said 10 have been the prlnd.
pals. The usli,se of The shupllug i
unknown The serlifH force Is ~.
veHtigating
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-08-29

An orJingrs case OF darrhoea eau.
as rule, be. clifsd bs single d,ss
Of Chamberlaius colic. Cholera aud
Diarrhoes Remedy Tbis romodg has
10 superior for bowel complaints. ro'
sale By all dealers
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-08-29

Gry i now. Nov Is lllr time 10 bp
a bottle OF Csambcrlain's Cole
cholclGl aud Dinrlioca Remedy. lilj
Almost certain 10 DC urc led before
the summer is over. This remedi ha'.
no superior. For sale by all dealcr&
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-08-29

TO keep your health sound; to avoid
the Ills Of advancing years; to con
serve yorr physical forces for a ripe
alIa hea1thfiil old age. guard your Kid.
c,s By taking Foley ! Kidney Remedy.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-08-29

src = further resolved. THAT . con-
of thcgc resolutions he spread on the
ininptcr y ihiF organization, q copy
10 be ecut to Governor Haskell shpv
Ing. ~ they 10. The appreciation #
his old 'eis hors and Grst friends IN
Oklahoma
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-11-29
TWO NEAR FIGHTS
IN JUSTICE COURTS
Wordy War Is INDUCED il
: By Attorneys In Small
Suits.

FL Paso justice courts Monday were
the scenes of all but bloody contests be-
tween Ell Paso lawyers, justice F. B.
MeClintOck and justice H. F. Stacy
each staging and umpiring an imprOmp-
tn attraction. Constable Domingo Mon
tOya and deputy constables Brown and
Mebus acted as assistants and first aid
to the injured.
The fireworks started Monday morn
ing in Justice Stacy's court during the
progress of the case of Julius Kesler L
company VS.. j. H. Adams. The plain
tiff, represented by attorney s P. Weis-
iger. asked and obtained Judgment on
note for $139.61 Adams was repre-
scented by attorney R. V. Bowden.
In some way. not exactly determined,
each attorney assigned membership to
the other in the Ananias club. At that
juneture, the attorneys made a rush for
each other and deputy constables inter-
vened.
In Justice McClintock's court. the
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-11-29
Resign Class Offices.
PLAN A FOX CHASE
AND STEEPLE CHASE

a fox chase, sIeep1e chasing, g horse
show and matinee races is being ar
ranged for the day after Christmas by
the Horse Show association at Wash
ington park. The fox will be liber-
ated a the Washington park grounds
go tho rfd@'S IF FOO association v IL
participate in the chase. The steeple
ci.ase horses Will be brought from the
JuareZ track. In addition a number of
decorated classes will be shown at the
morse show. The funds raised by the
show on December &c are to be used to
purchase cups and trophies for the
fourth annual horse show at the fair
next year.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-11-29
SAYS REPORTS ARE
MUCH EXAGGERATED
W. IL. Seamon Back From
Mexico, Tells Of Move
mentS Around Chi
huahua.

! W. H. Seamon, who resides at SOC
/ Nevada. has just returned from Mexico.
Mr.. Seamon has extensive mining in
( tere-,ts in the mining districts east OF
! Chihuahua.
Concerning the situation in that part
of the republic, he said:
The reports OF the Instruction have
] been greatly exaggerated in the Amen-
can papers. There have been many re
ports of uprisings and battles around
/ Chihuahua, but none could De confirmed
About 75 miles east of Chihuahua there
were from 200 to $50 insurrectos col
! lected in one band and this was the only
band in the whole district.
In the early part of last week there
was a band of from 80 to 25O men at
CuchillO Parada, but their forces did not
do any damage and there was no report
of their fighting. They later dISbanded
and went to their homes.
Around chihuahua there are about
7 $50 insurrectos. These came from San
Andreas and were supposed to combine
with these forces that had arisen IN the
eastern part however, they did not
| meet.
The Mexicans say they did not meet
any discretionary parties. On Nov ~
100 men assembled al Las L Ionioo<'3, "iO
broke camp about midnight of the same
| dav and disbanded. Nearly all the
towns around Chihuahua are entirely IN
the hands of the government and 1t has
complete control
There does not seem to sbe any anti
American or anti-foreign feeling among
| the insurrectos. In fact. they have
| shown the Americans and foreigners eX-
traordinary courtesies. In one place on
a section of railroad which had been
torn up, they helped to transfer the bag
gage of the foreign passengers TO an
other train In no place have insurrectos
tried to take firearms from any Amerl-
can by force, but have offered to buy
them Whether this friendly feeling
will last is hard to tell, as the discomfort
which prevails among the Mexicans Is
! liable to break cut in almost any form"
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-11-29
Eat and Get Thin.

This is turning an old phrase lace
about but modern methods of reducing
fat have made this revision possible
If YOU are overfat and also averse &c
physical exertiOn and likewise fond or
the table and still want 70 reduce your
excess flesh several pounds. do this:
Go to your druggist Cor fite the 1ot Mar
MichO and give him Cor send them)
as cents For this modest amount of
money the druggist will put you in the
way of satisfying your ambition for
a nice. trim. slim figure He viii hand
YOU large case of MarmOla Prescrip-
ton Tablets compounded in accord
ance with the famous MarmOla Pre-
scription). one of which you must take
after each meal and at bedtime until
Won begin to lose your fat a the rate
of IL to 16 ounces day That IS all
Just go on eating what you like. leave
exercising to the athletes. but take
your little tablet faithfully and with
out a doubt that fabby flesh will
quickly take unto itself wings. leav-
ing behind it your natural self. neatly
clothed in firm flesh and trim muscles
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-11-29

hearing of the suit on account of RAIDER
& Alexander vs. Aileen Berg was the
vehicle for the near get-together of at
tOrneys j. H. McBroom and Charles
kinkel The plaintiff asked Judgment
for 5000 and was awarded 5000 for
caring for the defendants electric car.
During the progress OF the case, Mr..
MeBrOOm Is alleged to have placed KinkeI
IN the club organized by one T. r. and
TO have started at Kinkel at which time
constable MontOya rushed to the fore
and placed himself between the men.
Now Mr. MOntOya Is a man of some
proportions, physically and politically.
and NcBrOOm and kinkel being unable to
land body. blows while standing ON
either side OF the constable. soon de-
sisted.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-11-29
BOYS CAN'T TAKE
THEIR MEDICINE
Don't Like the Punishment
Melted Out for Staying
AWAY From School.

High school boys declare they will
present a petition to the school board
on account Of the action of principal
r. White who has punished them for
remaining away from school Friday
afternoon.
They have been given long divisi"-
problems To work after school, which
they say they deserve. but some of
them are employed in the afternoons
and as they are compelled to remain
in school until nearly o'clock they
cannot attend to their work and will
lose their positions they say. Some
of them say they have complained to
the principal about this, but he told
them they would have to get others 70
do their work. The boys want TO do
this work at home in the evenings and
bring it 10 school in the morning.
Further the boys say that the prin-
cipal has informed them that they will
not be permitted TO hold athletic
events with any outside teams and may
merely hold interclasS contests More
over he has caused the disba ndment
Of their glee club and informed them
that they will not be allowed to hold
open debates, they say.
Principals Position.
Supt. of schools NJ NJ Crozier
said: The conduct of the high school
boys and girls L consider a very serI-
Gus affair. In the first place such a
breach of discipline carnot be toIer-
ated by the high school authorities,
and punishment severe enough to pro-
hibit any like occurrence must be
melted out to the students One of
our methods of punishment will be the
cancellation of all interSchOlaStic con-
tests for the present scholastic year in
basketball and baseball, and already
the authorities have taken such action
in regard TO the games scheduled with
the Bisbee high school and the FL Pas0
Military institute. This, however. will
not interfere. with all athletics at the
high school, as a certain amount is
deemed necessary for the physical con-
dition of the students and so the ten
mis- courts and the open air basket
ball courts will be allowed and en-
couraged TO be used by the board.
''The act of the boys and girls in
staying away from school is considered
as an act of pure truancy by the school
authorities. as the petition presented
by the students for a holiday was not
to be considered for the reason that.
already they have had more holidays
than is called by the scholastic calen-
dar- For this act of truancy the school
officials Will punish the Students in
the regular way that truants are pun
ished."
Resign Class Offices.
High school boys have resigned all
offices held by them in the classes and
the various organizations of the school
as a protest against having their ath-
letics broken up.
Boys who are employed after school
hours will be permitted TO leave the
school at > o'clock in order that they
may attend TO their work and will nave
TO report on Saturday morning until
they have done the work imposed as
punishment for remaining away from
school last Friday. Other boys. who
are not employed, will have to remain
in school until o'clock
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-11-29
HOW TO HAVE MAIL SENT.

Considerable difficulty is expert
enced in handling mail which is ad-
dressed TO a street number, when bust
ness firms have a postOffice box. and
the postal authorities desire that they
have their mail addressed to the post
office box when they rent one. The
government is discouraging the use
of boxes and installs them for per-
sons living outside the free delivery
district
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-11-29
RATTLESN AXE VENOM As
CURE FOR TUBERCULOSIS

Albuquerque. y. NJ. Nov. %
Rattlesnake poison as cure for
tuberculosis is the latest 4 To-
cal man claims to have 200 cap
sules which were filled by Rat
tleSnake Pete, well known
New York naturalist, who Sc
cured the venom from rattlers
in the AdirOndackS and Cats
kills. The local man claITus
that a friend in Rochester took
some of the poison and was inn
mediately cured 1t is claimed
that the poison contains albu-
men which disintegrates and De
comes beneficial when taken
into the stomach.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-11-29
ROSS IMPORTS 100 HEAD
OF CATTLE FOR FORT WORTH.

]. W. Ross imported 1900 head Of
cattle over the Mexican National Rail
ways Tuesday morning and will prob
ably ship them 70 Fort Worth, Teas.
George Bell b.ought in 50 head or
mules and four head of horses from
Jimenez. About $50 head for the
Southwestern stockyards are expected
Tuesday afternoon.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-11-29
MISSING MAN WITH
No. 4 SHOE: WHERE Is HE3

Has anybody here seen a man wear
ing a No. z shoe2 If they have. he
may be Walter Irving Lomas, of Sum-
nit, y. J.. who has wandered away
from home and has forgotten the way
back. The pOstofice has received an
inquiry about the man with the No.
shoe, who also has blue eyes, light
brown hair and is - years of age His
parents are trying to locate him. They
are Mr.. and Mrs. William B. Tomas,
of Summit, y. J.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-11-29
ExPLoDING STOVE KILLS
ONE AND BURNS ANOTHER.

Commerce, Texas, Nov. 29--Henry
Murphy was killed and H. l. Baker
seriously injured in the explosion OF a
gasoline stove at the formers ho~le,
five miles south of here, Grly this
morning. Murphy was bending over
the stove at the time.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-11-29
WOMEN MAY VOTE NOW
IN STATE OF WASHINGTON

Olympia Wash, Nov. 29--Women
of the state of Washington of 81 years
of age or over, now have the right to
vote at all general or special elections,
governor NJ. f Hay having issued his
proclamation putting in force the CON
amendment adopted at the
election held November s. Complete
returns show that the suffrage amend
ment carried by a majority of 22,623
votes, 52,299 votes having been cast
for and 1856 against the proposition
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-11-29
BRAKEMAN LOSES LEG.

Denison, Texas. Nov. 80. G. Bow.
a brakeman probaly was fatally in
jured in a rear-end collision of freight
trains on the NJ. X. & t. near Caddo,
Okla, this morning. Bow was brought
to a local hospital and his leg was
amputated. No other rrainmen were
injured.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-11-29
:: :. 49, :*:. =. :. -: :. :
ELABORATE PREPARATIONS
FOR MEXICAN INCARCERATION

Mexico City, Mex, Nov. 29.-No news
of disturbances in any part of the re-
public reached here today
Preparations for the inauguration of
president Diaz and vice president Ramon
Corral on Dec. l, are nearing completion.
They include elaborate lighting and dec
orative effects i'll the business district
and in the Alameda. the beautiful park
in the center of the city
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-11-29
TO TRY TO SETTLE STRIKE.

Chicago Ill, Nov 2S.-A committee
of five city officials, including mayor
Bussee, was selected at a meeting of
the city council last night to meet
representatives Of the striking garment
workers and employers TO settle the
strike.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-11-29
IRWIN MAKES BOND.

San Antonio, Texas, Nov. 29.-W n.
Irwin. arrested in connection with the
shooting of Frank Newman. 1lrst as
sistant chief of police, January 10 last
TODAY gave a bond of $1,000. He waived
examination pending grand jury lnVes-
tigation Dill F. Sapp, also arrested
in connection with the shooting, ex'
poets to give bond
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-11-29
NEW RESIDENCE.

J. A Mahoney is to have a new home
a Deming, \. NJ. Mr.. Mahoney is the
owner of a general merchandise store
a Deming and is having plans drawn
here for a residence to cost $500.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-11-29
THREE kLLED az TRAIN

Canton, Ohio, Nov 29.-Three per-
sons were killed and two badly hurt
when a Wheeling & Lake Erie train
struck a. crowded surrey shortly after
9 o'clock last night
The Washington times., 1910-10-20
Balls Take Control and Gfve Market Splendid Rally
SHARP ADVANCES MAINTAINED,
STEEL, READING, AND UNION
LEADING BULGE.

Of few shorts who were tempted and
fell early helping the advance.
Most Of the business was confined 10
the Big 3" Reading Union Pacific.
and steel. Commission houses and
brokers generally advise the combining
of transactions to this group with assur-
ance that they are the safest. While
advances were made in the leaders on
the recovery, the minor rails did not do
much. either in trading way or In gam
ing strength.
The specialues Of the day were West
inghOuse Manufacturing Company. with
points raise. and international HaT-
veSter, with jump OF ~ points. 10
Ilyls.
Union Pacific opened az 175A. a raise
Of q, turned and dropped TO 17212, rose
10 MS a Ia gain. and easeu 70 lIS74.
thus holding Z Of the advance Il
was the favOrite over Reading Read
ing touched l5lA on the low and rallied
10 l525k. going of another y The noon
price was not FAR from the close on
Wednesday. Steel sold at 1914 to I55s' to
Alter letting things go a little care
Iess-like for a time and inviting some
speculative bear work, the manipulaIoIs
got under the market with their jack
screws and just whOOped II up, snow
ing their utter disregard for the time
being OF any action Of the Bank Of Eng
! land. They maze such strong play
that the leaders ran away from the
rest Of the list, but the latter made
efforts 10 catch up. There was not the
/ slightest news, cause, rhyme or reason
for the squirt that carried little Steel
p, Up 10 1884, a 2A points rise, that boosted
Union Pacific 70 1874, a rise Of rs, or
Reading 20 1885. but these prices were
all reached, and there was not much
chance for the bears 10 get out before
the list was adamantine In it's strength
II NAV be the climax Of the creeping
market, but II il Is. il VIII not end IN
a creep.
There VIII be much selling on the top
but the way IL has been absorbed makes
the buying look Ike the right kind 70
work it's will
The Washington times., 1910-10-20
MISS FOSTER NEW
PROBATION OFFICER
Appointed Assistant After
Record of Fifteen Years
Active Work.

Miss Estelle Foster was appointed as
sistant probation officer this morning
as the result Of a conference between
Judges MullOwny and Pugh-- she has
been connected with work Of a similar
nature 20 the probation work for the
past fifteen years. She was born I'm
Washington, and has lived here all her
life, thus accommodating a vast fund VI
information concerning the byways and
paths OF the city. She commenced &C
tive work on the Associated Charities
in 1885, being then under George s. WI
SON She remained for six years when
she resigned and took up n work IN
the Children's Guardians.
With regard 10 this new NOrk as a
probation officer. I can't say very
much" remarked Miss Foster, this
morning. 'as I have Just started It. But
l think one the whole sha. IL VIII be
easier than tie other York I have been
doing And one thing IS certain there
will not be IS much responsibility.
''Ehfle / was with the Board ~ Chi
drens Guardians, I had 10 break Up
families take children away from pa
rents and otherwise do q lot that I
would have preferred not 20 DO Here
am sort Of crutch 20 suffering human
ity. and il VIII help me % help them"
The Washington times., 1910-10-20
INVESTMENT BUYING
ON LOCAL EXCHANGE
No Speculative Operations.
Bonds Leaders-Trac-
ton SIS easier.

Bonds continue 10 be in good demand
on the local exchange and prices were
reasonably well maintained save for
Traction SIS the props being withdrawn
for 2 point decline from the usual
standard price OF rs The sales were
made al 114i4 for round amounts and
ll4' for small bond Potomac 5's were
just as steady as they could be at
lOJis. a small fraction of from last
price Railway As on the contrary
moved up sharply 10 845t.
There was no special activity in the
stock list. Mergenthaler and LanstOn
made new highs for the day al 2Z3a
ZZ59s FOR the former and Sc for the lat
ter.
Small lots OF Gas sold at 70. The total
sales since the action OF the 18th instant,
nave not been Al all heavy The gen
erdl opinion IS that the stock is being
held down for cumulative purposes.
Railway preferred steady at $50
Small sales Of Traction at 1Zs5zaI2sst-