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Condition of the Treasury

WASHINGTON, Jan. 1.-THE condition Of
the treasury at the beginning Of business today
was as follows:
Trust funds-Gold coin. Ss75. .942. .s69: silver
dollars. Sass. .o9s. 900: silver dollars of 1870
81 933. 600; silver certificates outstanding, $4S5-
09s. 600.
General fund-Standard silver dollars. 81 SS3 -
Sl5: current liabilities. $103 426. .226: work. Bg
balance in treasury offices. $26. 42s. .937 in banks
to credit Of treasurer of the United States
$36. .216. .915 subsidiary silver coin SIT lS3. .l94
minor coin. 81 065. .332; total balance in general
fund $50 GIL .643
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New York Metal ,IarLot

NEW YORK, Jan. 1.-THE market fo- stand
SI aru COPPER was easy today with spot and all dc
lver1es up to the end of April closing ar ~ o,S,
1S-99c on the New York metal exchanRe Ire
LVnoon market was easy and a shade lower
Win @ spot quoted at Eel IS Sd and futures AZ
70. os sd Locally lake copper was quoted az
- 3l5-I94 lie; electrOlytie. 13.j0d13 T5c; Casting
= z9e1 1880 Arrivals OF copper at the MORT ~
New York for the day were 300 tons an5 ex-
ports, according to tOday's custom house retur,;S
month of Sis tons.
10 lin LIN was weak With spot closing at % son
- soc; January. $3.50 d32- 75c; February 90 MO
S2SOc; March and April. 80 500 81. soc TIE Lon
don market was lower and closed easy with SPOT
quoted at f14S los and futures at E149 Us g.!
Lead was quiet with spot quoted at 4sTfa n
4-I21se New York and at 4.65c asked East -
LOUIS Inc London market was lower at ei2 las
Speiter closed easy, with spot at s. fO16 ~.
New York and at 5.95@6 &c East ST. LOuls
The London market was unchanged at E23 Is 6,l
HE English iron market was lower at 5fs 7Isd
Tor Cleveland warrants. Locally the marSe. vas
unchanged No. I foundry northern. SIS 75el
1925; No do. S1s.5Od19. No. 4 sou.h..rr, an 4
No. southern soft. SIS. .5O0lI9. %.
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New York Grain Market

NEW YORK.. Jan. Flour-Steady, with a
quiet jobbing demand. Receipts, a. 726 barrels
shipments, 7,404 barrels.
Wheat-Spot easy; No. red 81. So asked,
elevator, domestic. and $1.32 nominal, f. o. b.
ahoat; No. 1 northern Duluth $1.27A; No.
hard winter, $fE2S nominal f. b. ahoat.
Options quiet and prices were easier on
lower cables. larger offerings from Argentina
and the liberal increase in worlds visible sup
ply Cash markets were fairly steady, but
port bids were out of line At the close prices
were 14c to 1ac net lower. May closed at
81 .201s: July $1.10%. Receipts, 2S, 500 bushels;
shipments, 50, 1913 bushels.
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Now York Money Market

NEW YORK. Jan. 11-Money on call firm
5@5lz per cent; ruling rate, 81; closing bid, 81;
offered at 5%.
Time loans softer and very active; 90 and 80
days and months Az per cent.
Prime mercantile paper, 4120t5 per cent.
Sterling exchange steady. with actual business
in bankers bills at 81. S3T5@s. $3.50 for 60 day
bills and at 81 S675 for demand.
Commercial bills. s4.sS1s a s3ss.
Bar silver - I3c.
Mexican dollars 44c.
Government bonds, steady; railroad bonds. ir-
regular.
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Of I.ompoc Burbanks came in and was offered at
81. 81 GENITAL.
Potatoes (pers etl,-River white. T5G90c for
common to choice and SO 10 for fancy; Sa-
linas Burbanks $1-2541 "a; Oregon Burbanks,
81. .20G 1.30; sweet potatoes, $l.50M1.TJ.
Onions -$1G1.10 per ctl.
Vegetables-Green peas 10d15c per 10; gar
lie, Ga &c per lb; cabbage. 40d50c per ctl;
cueumbers, $1d1.50 per dozen; caulidower. I5M
S5c per dozen; turnips. Toe per sack: carrots.
65q75 per sack; eggplant 15c per ID; green
peppers, safe per ID: rhubsrb. $1.75a2 per box
celery. 30G 40e per dozen; lettuce. 456J0c per
dozen; mushrooms 5Ocd$1.25 per box.
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Northern business

:, PORTLAND, Jan i1.-clearings. si.sss 274;
balances. $1S4. 115
TACOMA. Jan. I1.-clearings 81. .l2s, sol; bal
ances. $64.763.
SEATTLE: Jan. 11.-clearlngs. s.. 2e4.7i2;
balauces S259. .9S5.
sPokANE. Jan. 1I.-clearings. s7e7, ,e2e; bal
ances S71 1OS -
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SUMMARY OF
THE MARKETS

Wall street stocks weak.
Cotton higher. Coppers unchanged.
Spring Valley water stock rises S2.s7hs
Comstock shares generally Arm.
Silver and exchange unchanged.
Wheat very weak. Other grains quiet
Flour firm and selling WELL
Hay, beans and feedstuffs unchanged.
General advance in live and dressed meats.
Provisions firm and active.
Wool hops and hides unchanged.
No serious scarity of coal feared.
Eggs lower again. Butter and cheese un-
changed.
Potatoes and onions fairly active and firm.
Fresh fruits quiet,
Poultry in good demand. Game lower.
Linseed oil &c higher. "
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Egg Market In Nearby Counties
Soec;aI Disootch 10 The Call

SANTA CRUZ. Jan. 1I.-Producers received
sec for eggs in the local market and shipments
TO San Francisco firms increased today.
PETALuAIA. JAN 1.-THE price of eggs to-
day after receipt of quotations from the San
Francisco dairy exchange, were 32c and 33c,
drop of &c
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TACOMA, Jan. I1.-BIuestem, $120; club,
81 TO- red Russian, Sl.0s.
SEATTLE, Jan. 11.--Aiilling quotations: Blue
sian, S1.09 Export Bluestem, S1.12; club,
$1.0S: fife, $l.0S; red Russian. $l.06. Car re-
ceipts up to noon-Wheat, Ii cars. Yesterday s
receipts-Wheat, 80 cars; oats, 13 cars; bar
ley cars.
OREGON
PORTLAND, Jan. 11.@Track prices: Club,
ST. Ii; buestem. $1.21; red Russian, $1.10 tur-
key red, SLIP; forty fold s1.15; valley $1.10.
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PortIand Butter Marke
potatoe.. Onion. and vegetable.

PORTLAND. Jan. 11.-City and country
creamery extras, soc; fancy, 35d3Ic; store
20@24c-
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Eastern Livestock Market
KANSAS CITY

KANSAS CITY. Ian. 11.-Cattle-Rscsiots
1900. Market 10c lower Native steers 81 50
@4.40; cows and heifers, 50. 50Q6. stockers ana
feeders. S5.25d5 %; bulls. $3-2565: calves
$44e; western steers. S4G6.5o; western cows
Hogs-Receipts $1,000 Market Zoe lower
Bulk OF sales. SSGs.30. heavy. IS. S.3067S IS.
packers and butchers. Ss.15Gs.35; light, 81 50
dS20; pigs. $7.50d7.75.
Sheep-Receipts. 5000. Market steady Mint
tons. $4.50d5.S5s lambs. S6.T5d $50: fed pesf-
ern wethers and yearlings. $4-75 7.50s fed west
ern ewes. $4-J0M5.6O.
SOUTH OMAHA
SOUTH OMAHA. Ian. 1I.--CattIe-ReceiptS
1000 Market 10Hi5c lower. Native steers
$4GI-25: cows and heifers. $S-5oM5. western
steers. S4d6. and heifers. S3G7 4 40- can-
Rers. S2.3o03: stockers and feeders So 7567
$40: calves, <307.75; bulls, stays. ETC., So 75
d4.5O-
Hogs-Receipts. $1,000 Market 5610c lower
Heavy. $S-203ls.S0: mixed. SS.106S.20; Hight.
SS.O56S 10; bulk Of sales, SS.106S.2O.
Sheep-Receipts. $500. Market weak 10 Ion
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Minneapolis Grain and Produce

MINNEAPOLIS. Jan. 11.-Flax-S2. .2634.
Corn-No. yellow. 59% M61Ac
Oats-No. = white. 453s @45Bc.
Rye-No. ., 764 GISAe.
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LOCAL MARKETS
Receints of Produce JannarY 11
Provisions

Local packers and wholesalers report the mar
ket active and strong, with exceptionally
good demand for compound lard
Cottolene-0ne half bbl, 13kc; . half bblS.
13c: tierce, 127sc; tierees, 12&c; tierces,
12%r.
Hams and Bacon-Thc Western meat company
quotes as follows: Hams. 1T15 @1Sc; picnic hams.
1312c California hams, 16@l7c; fancy bacon. s
to lbs 231ac; to 10 lbs, 21 iac; 10 to II lbs.
21i5c; light dry salt bacon. to 10 lbs, 19c; 10
TO - lbs. 1S1ac; medium bacon, IL 1ac; light me
Lard~Tierces 15ac. SOS 16c. los 161sc IS
1890, 5 16s4c; compound lard. tierces 11c sos
11Ac, los 11a4c. IS 1ttsc, 3s 12c; yellow cook
ing oil 67e per gall white cooking OIL soc per
gal; salad oil, tic per gal.
Beef-Local prices quoted Export lots.
inspected by the government. are 81 per bb
higher. Extra family beef. S12 per bbl: family
beef. $11.50 per Dbl: extra mess beef, $11.50
per bbl; smoked beef. SO per h.
Pork-Extra prime. in barrels, $3.50; clear.
s30 mess. $50: pig pork, $3.50 pigs feet.
$3.50 for half bbs, s2.4o for 25 lb kegs and
$1.35 for kits.
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Deciduous and citrus Fruits

Business in fresh fruits is still confined TO mar
row limits the movement in all lines being of a
light jobbing character with retail tradesmen
limiting their operations to the filing of small
orders for immediate wants Oranges. tanger-
ines, lemons and apples are all in large supply.
but prices for high grade fruit weA main
tanned. despite the light trading. Grapefruit
is none too plentiful. and stocks of pears. both
in the street and in cold storage are closely
cleaned up. Pineapp1es were quoted at lower
range yesterday
Cranberries- -$7Gs.50 per bbl
Apples tper box)-Fancy bellhOwers. 81 .25f
1.5o; do Newtown pippIns, 81 25N 80; do red.
$1.50M1.T5; choice. 15cnS1; common, 4OIG5e;
Christmas apples. 81 7562. %.
Pears-Winter Nellis $2d2. % per box; other
varieties 81 al %
Citrus Fruits tper box)-Navel Oranges. 81. IS
M2.J0 for fancy and 81 .65G2 for choice: tanger-
ines 75cG$1 for small and 81 .2j6i 80 for large
boxes: grapefruit 81. 2.5063 for seedless; lemons.
S3.5004 for fancy. 81. .5O13 for choice and 81 a
1.50 for standard; lines. S404.50.
Tropical Fruits-BansnaS. Sfdi.75 per bunch
for Hawaiian and 81. 5O63.5 30 for Central Ameri-
can; pineapples, S2d2.50 per dozen.
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Loans. Exchange and silver
STOCK MARKET

Local securities were active again yesterday.
with Spring Valley water still the feature. Tho
stock rose from s4s.5o to s40;37z with long
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Cash Grain and Proyisions

CHICAGO, Jan. 1i.-cash quotations were as
Ioilows. I. Flour steady. No. 2 rye. IeA a soc.
mating. 69d12c. Flaxseed--No. 1 southwestern,
S2'os' No northwestern, $2.1S. Timothy seed,
Sa.so Clover, $l5. Mess pork. per bbl, $21. $50
2i.s' ~ Lard per 100 lbs. SIP 606l2.6 .62H Short
rips. SIDES tioose), S11.37k @1175. Short clear
sides tboxedl, $1l.75612
GRAIN STATISTICS
Ioiai clearances OF wheat and -four were equal
to $4,000 bushels; primary receipts. 500. 900
bushels, compared with 32s 900 bushels the
responding day year ago; the worlds visible
snppiy AS shown by Bradstrees' :. increased A.,
o1oooo b'shels. rstlrgt,d rrceiDts e. tos'ao--
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General Advance in Meat Market
Enough Coal Here to Last Througn

association quotes prices for 1909 fruits, T. Q. o.
factory as follows,
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7s7. .soO-totsl shares sold.
New York Bonds

IN Cent list ref 4s s95.
Int Met AIS . S2E
Int Mer Mar 4l2s T0Js
Japan Is ... SSi,
DO AIS .... 95X
Kan City So ist IS 72@
l. Shor deb IS. 1881 az
T. q \ unified 4s. .I00%
MI e. Tex LIST $500
Do gen 4las -. 90k
Mo Pacific IS. SIst
n X OF Mex ass. a4%
n Y c gen 31zs.- 9li
DO deb As 80. 95is
ny. Nh & II cv6s. 134 2
Nor & W 1st con4s as
Do cv IS ..1O2
Nor Pacific 4s. .IO2
DO 3s . %
o S Line rfdg Is. a4%
Pa cT 3izs, 1915. 96lz
Pa con Is .... .I045s
Reading gen 5s. =. 99K
81 L & S r fg As. S4ss
DO gen 5s ... SS&
ST l. S W con As. 1917
DO Isl gold IS. 93A
Seaboard A l. As. SO
SO Pacific col As. 92ik
Do cv As .I041a
DO LIST ref IS. -
So Railway 5s. .109#
DO gen A. -.. sos
Union Pacific Is. .i01 z
DO cv 4s ..1Ia
Do LIST & ref As H1h
u S Rubber SIS. -.l04i<
u S Steel ID IS. 105k
Va Car Chem 81. 9sL5
Wabash LIST 5s. .111x
Do LIST & ext IS. 75ts
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SALES
Mining stocks

SAN FRANCISCO STOCK EXCHANGE
Following were the sales on the San Francisco
stock and exchange board yesterdays
sCOMSTOCkS
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PRICfSOF RAILWAYS
DROP IN WALLSTRE[T
Collapse in Wabash-Pittsburg
and WheeIing-Lake Erie Fol-
lows Reports of Combine
N.n York stock List

D. T. Hutton & Co, $50 CsIitornls street'
members Of the New York stock exchange tur-
Disb fbe following list Of bond and stock sales
yesterday:
- --o-1-S IT5igb m ,vr Rid Ask
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CHICAGO, Jan. n--Butter. steady. cream
eries. 2o034c: dairies, 25630c. Eggs steady AZ
mark, cases included. 24Is 03O5sc: frsfs S5r-
prime nrsts 3sc; receipts. 2-190 cases Cheese
steadys daisies, 16%t gle; twins 161s n I6s6c. /.
Young Americas, 16isc: Ionghorns islse ~
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Butter, Cheese and Eggs


in the principal producing districts and the
effect of the Increased arrivals in the local
ket is shown by declining prices Yesterdays s
arrivals were increased to nearly 400 cases and
there general decline in prices result.
drop in extras carried quotations for the other
grades down with 1t. the decline being 2c in
extras, irsts and thirds and 21ac in seconds.
Butter is in ample supply and the market is
barely steady for fresh stock Receipts from
the Humboldt region steadily dwindling, but
the decrease Is being Offset by increased arrivals
from Marin county and other districts Sellers
unable TO effect sales Of fresh extras at
the quotation on the exchange yesterday. The
cheese market is in good shape for the selling
interests. stocks of all local makes being light
Business on the exchange yesterday was con-
at 33c fand 10 cases of selected pullets going at
2Sc dozen.
Receipts were 10000 pounds of butter, 700
pounds of cheese and 1870 cases of eggs.
The following official quotation established
by the sales bids and offers on the floor of the
erned by the. exchange quotations, generally
range from &c to &c higher, owing to the
various charges to be added.
Butter--Fresh creamery extras. Sac per Id.
steady; do frsts. 33c steady; do seconds, 29c-
steady; California storage extras, 311ac, firm;
do frsts Soc. firm; extra storage ladies', o12c,
firm; do frsts 25c. steady.
Cheese-CaIifornia fancy fats. 1Sc per lb,
firm; do irsts, 1870. firm: do seconds, 16c, firm;
fancy Young Americas 19c, steady; do frsts.
1Sc steady; fancy Oregon Young Americas,
1Siac firm: do flats, 1Slsc firm; California
fancy storage fats. I1ac. hrm do trsts. 16l lac,
firm; storage Young Americas, 1Sl2c. hrm; New
York singles 19iac. firm: do daisies, 10 lac,
arm;s Wisconsin singles. 1siac, frm.
Eggs fper dozen. cases included) )--California
do seconds. 30c, steady; do thirds, 2Sc. steady;
California storage extras, 32c, firm.
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Northern wheat Market

row Wheat. 81 cars; corn, 2s6 cars; oats, 129
cars; hogs, "a. 900 head.
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Meat Market


The market for both live and dressed meats is
strong Dressed beef. veal, mutton and lamb are
higher and live beef and hogs have also ad-
vanced. Live sheep remain the same.
DRESS MEATS
slaughterers' rates to dealers and butchers are
as follows:
Beef-7laG Gsc per lb for steers, 6l3g715c for
cows and heifers.
vesl-sd lie for large and 10M 1910 for small
Mutton--Wethers, 10@11c; ewes, 9M10c per h.
Lamb---121 y G13hc per lb.
Dressed Pork (per Ib)-111@125c for light
and 912 d10c for heavy.
LIVESTOCK MARKET
The following quotations are for good sound
livestock, delivered in San Francisco, gross
weight:
No. / fat steers. over 900 lbs, alive. AZ G5c
per lb: under 900 lbs. 411c second quality, u
d4lac; third quality. 3EG3%c.
No. cows and heifers. 3aa q &c; second quail
ity, A@31lc: third quality. 2% G3c; common
thin. undesirable cows. 2l2 M2Ac.
Fat bulls and stays, 2A@2hc half fat or thin
bulls 1lA@2c.
&C. heavy. 4l4Ac.
Sheep (per Ib)-wethers, No. 1, 5AG5&c;
ewes. 41AM4%c.
Lamb (per lb)-This years milk lambs, So
M7c.
Hogs tper lb)-Hard grain fed, weighing 100
to 140 lbs, SIC; 140 to 250 lbs, sac; 250 to $50
lbs Sc common undesirable hogs, JG6c
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London Closing Stocks

BAR sIIFer--Steadyf z 5-I6d per ounce.
Money-262h per cent.
The rate Of discount IN the open market for
short bills is 81 d3 5-16 per cent and for three
months bills 3ss per cent.
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Butrer-Steady. unchanged.
Cheese-Firm, unchanged.
- lIII = . II Z ITL.
DRIED ERYrTrC
ENanOraral

EVaporated Apples-Barely steady S,ot
fancy, lo1s g11c: choice. 9@9tsc; prime. 7iSc:
&c; OregOns 669c rs - e
Apr, AprieotsZFirm- Choice. 11A G11%e; extra
Peaehes-Firm. Choice So n 7c. s1t-, .ho,
4qI15c; fancy. ~ dSc ~H'i'e'
- kalsnsE Firm Loose muscateI. 4a54e.
enolee TO fancy seeded, 5d6Skc; seedIeSs. ss. M
4zc; London layers. si.15a12O. '749
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BOSTON Stocks and bonds

BOSTON Jan 1.-THE market was not ma
terially changed. There is an indefinite
that Lake copper is negotiating for the pur
chase of North Lake and there is talk Of
wonderful deposit Of copper in the Lake mine
The following list is furnished by f. F. Hut
ton & Co. 490 California street San Francisco:
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New York Prnhnr.

NEW YORK. jan 1r.-Hops-steady.
Hides-Quiet-
Petroieum-Steady.
WooI-Quiet.
Sugar-Raw, strong; Muscovado 50 fss+
3-6le; centrifugal 96 test. A. lie: uoissses sr,o
~ test, 5.36c; refined sugar. steady
COfee-The market for futures closed .+at-
net unchanged to points lower sales 49, !,
reported OF $1,000 bags including March ~
o -Sec; May. 6.e5q7c; July, IA .a5c. Son.
temDer Lose; October. 695c: December Z az,
Ie Spot-Quiet; No Z Rio. s s11-I6GSs.c. No
Santos, 9G91sc; mild, quiet; Cordors a.
Butter-Steady. unchanged
Cheese-Firrn, unchanged
EQRS-Cuiof
Omaha daily bee., 1910-03-20

suspended heavy Each
chandelier has which suspended flaming
globes Here again the symbol eleven brought into prominence
the chandeliers also
supported by massive chains lights after special
pattern with the Eks clock prominently displayed In all the
ere are myads OF wall lights and also fittings for electric rams
Billiard and pool tables exceptionally well illuminated by brilliant
clusters Of lights
Harte. contractor,
builder remodelng
the old Granite block addition Of
the most important ones establishing the new home for the lodge
The contractors work called appropriation of upwards
$4,000 probably the largest item in the of the lodge
Besides reodeng the old structure which IN itself amounted to
2SxS7 feet The FIVE height with basement
every way.
Historically Omaha lodge of EVts has had varied career
1t the lodge instituted the and bears that
number
a lodge Keene.
peran player and himself an enthusiastic Elk in the east play
old n f
o opera Whmore
suggestions
organize
lodge here well under February T. 1885, Omaha lodge
granted
the lodge formally instituted Chicago
deceased assisted by delegation Chicago
were conducted IN houny nail southwest corner OF Fourteenth and
Dodge streets There twenty charter members follows
A. Davenport
Dwight G. Hun Thomas F Boyd
Harry /, Hail Frank G Morrissev
E e E WhtmOFe ThinnGg AlfTsd 4 re r5eTens sorenson
Sands F. Woodbridge W. J. Cartan
D. w. Van Colt w N Babcock
original membership good standing
ships TO other lodges lapsed. The
Omaha Woodbridge W secretary;
D. W Co, Thomas F.
They have been made life members of the
The maintained the
old Boyd Fifteenth
building the lodge quarters
the Continental block Fifteenth and Douglas
lived for years,
Then dark days the history Although
members had been added installation
CONTINUED Page Fourl
Omaha daily bee., 1910-03-20

lodge Friday nights for bust
sessonsis spacious assembly
the Auditorium Chicago
beahed touch of the craftsman art All the wood
work in the lodge heavy oak
scoing itself rising twelve feet above the floor.
One of the most striking features
elevator No guiding
elevator lacking
Elks elevator
work itself The company
of New York and Chicago. The
bank building, in only public
automatic elevator in Omaha, although
install similar machine in the Hamilton
the button that's all have
When want the for
at the elevator shaft the same would ring the bell for the
ordinary your You open the
door yourself the number you
automatically stops at your destination
The Presbyterian Wise Memorial hospitals
with similar type passenger elevator esp
eaH serVeaoe IN apartment houses hospitals and in large
private residences passing
Elevator company has installed automatic
of China the mkado England In
the London underground people placed 46
elevators Metropolitan Insurance company
bndng IN New York City hywo stories high has
and the E tower Paris Bande
theaer building building will be equipped
with made by this building will
operated by the electric fash light system
established Omaha.
standpoint art the visitor to the Elk building
impressed by decorations The firm of
G. A Fuchs Blind artists
work Every wall and every ceiling in the
building shows the palate and brush
Probably
the large painting in the paror above the
fireplace This done work
with the glded frame Elk in his native
haunts there Is beautiful landscape
running the lofty mountains It beau
fu scenic view In the halls floors are
ngs also done the WALL showing Wildwood
lands OF the Indian and the Elk The painting
c. Fuchs Throughout building. every floor from the hall
the main floor to the ceiling Of the lodge
OF G. A. Fuchs Son Blind None finished plain
but trimmed in handpained designs elected
much praise from the Eks and the visitors
! s a credit the artists
Furniture, curtains on the third Aoor
furnished by Miller Stewart Beaon furnishings
the lodge and Printin
There not old furniture rug or
entire building furnishing third floor Miller
Stewart Beaton paid especial attention harmony the
nHhngs are Of the most costly goods The furniture
Omaha daily bee., 1910-03-20
IN zzz=z= = II THE ''''"5 II ="
G oRNER IN TAR
RRADlNG ROOM

mahogany throughout imported
draperies the curtains
furnished in red Furniture is of Eliza
upholstered with Panne plush
hamonze with wall decorations rugs draperes
of velour trimmed galoon
Wilton of a soft brown shade.
Parlor and library furniture is of colonial design in solid
hogany upholstered
draperes which of
solid mahogany table of
furniture smaller read
located in the library Billiard and pool
highest price The billiard
furnished with solid mahogany ses upholstered in
Monks CLOTH with French net
walls The furnished in cramens
style, o shade, conforming with walls
Omaha Printing deserves considerable credit for
furnishings lodge proper
Ek The of
the hail. which nearly the entire fourth floor OF the building
selecting
furnishings adhered
geness and grandeur There is size and dimension beyond the
stations the various officers the
seats o.
walls massive setee comfortable with high
settees.
hidden
behind the eees there pipes OF kind in evidence
raised platform extending around the hall
sides the stations
officers These built according the style Of furniture char
England Cushions
hoseng cosiest grade.
furniture temple
Angeles furnished along the lines
Indianapolis
tract for the Omaha Printing company in installing the lodge
had been for all
order took but single day the entire
a irto place.
Plumbing heating apparatus building
Hanghen whose headquarters 1903 Harvey
this the important
building entirely heating plant OF the model
including boiler piping and radiators
satisfactory Hot and cold supplied
Fittings these
style porcelain is used throughout and all toilet
ira finished marble.
headquarters brilliantly throughout. The
halls installed
S1s South Thirteenth
Lighting
the third fourth installed by
the of 1911 Howard street The contract
thousands dollars All
Elk with the mbe
designating
EiEabethan
fourth massive chandeliers the