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Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1910-10-07

Thos. Reid, of Oklahoma, Is look
ing over the valley with location on
his mind.
The council has ordered the COM
pletion Of the Iron st. sidewalk
north.
decided to change the place of meet
ing to Albuquerque and the dates
were made to correspond.
Revision of the constitution was
somewhat marked, but not of great
consequence except as 1t pertained
to members of the order. Finan-
cial matters are in good condition,
and the Grand Lodge looks to a
prosperous year under the leader
ship, of Grand Chancellor Williams.
The full roster Of officers is as fol-
lows:
Grand chancellor. Hugh Williams
of Deming; grand vice chancellor,
II. l.. Buckley of Ration; grand pre-
late, George l.. Bradford of Dawson;
grand keeper of records and seal,
c. M. Bernhard of East Las Vegas;
grand master of exchequer, W. Q.
Fawcett of Roswell; master at arms,
Howell Earnest of Clayton; grand
inner guard, r. P. Donahue of Tu-
cumcari; grand outer guard, John
l.. Zimmerman of East Las Vegas,
John Winfield and wife have
moved into their new home, corner
Maple and Zinc.
Manuel Pena and wife are thu
proud parents of a LIB son, borr
Wednesday.
A. c. Raithel, d. B. Stephens anC
C. J. Kelley were Deming's dele
gates to the Grand Lodge Knight
of Pythias.
Judge Frank W. Parker is chair
man of the judiciary committee a
Santa Fe. He should have bee
. chairman of the whole business.
4 Chas. Morgan, section foreman
: has been transferred to LanarE
q VIM. Bell taking his place here s
he can get the benefit of the schoo
:, The GRAPHIC is indebted to Julir
Rosch for some as fine fruit of III
!, egg plant as ever was raised in Il
O. ground.
,e Delegate Upton drew the 7th SCI
IN in the order of drawing at the co
70 stitutional convention. The Sen
" tor was born under lucky star.
Senator Upton has been appoints
r member of the following comm
:, tees: Bill of rights. state, coun
y and municipal Indebtedness al
no schedules.
RS. L. j. Small has purchased OF t
at Home Plot Co., a fine l0-acre tr'
ice east of the Schwing place and v
he develop the land and put it into
is tense cultivation.
to VIM. v. Spleece, cashier of
ak Santa Fe, has purchased two lots
fiji block 25, Of the Deming Real Est
& Improvement Co. and will bull
in coy home. Wayne Darling
for building n fine home now.
ted The third game between the
MIS- ma Kids and Yellow Kids was VIC
ical than the first, the score being IL
ent H. Hindman and Prospero Oro'
ons and Edwards, Pierce Hughes
he Connolly occupied the points for
the teams. The Luna Kids almost "
and themselves out running bases.
eo'. Harriet Buchtel SAKE, the We
20, tile and very able general secre
the Of the Y. w. C. A. at AlbuGuer'
ad- addressed the Woman's Club an
gihg number of invited guests at
ell home Of Mrs, Bolich, Wednesda
at ,ernoon, Her work is cert'
'sday one that should be encouraged
ater- the utmost, She is assisted by
the women Of the Duke City, and o
the 70 have the hearty cooperation
kind Mt least half that number here.
class -
o,,.s,, I oeation blanks at this
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1910-10-07
For Sale.

Good Broom adobe house, oppo'
site school house, nice location. In
quire of s. Lindauer. 2w35
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1910-10-07
ABOUT TOWN.
Smoke homemade cigars.

"a
Leon Godchaux was one Of the
8prominent delegates TO the Albu-
querque Grand Council.
Rev. A. L. Aulick occupied the
/ Baptist pulpit Sunday morning and
evening.
Noxious weeds are going to seed.
+ II you have any on your place, look
after 'em.
At the time of taking the census
4 New Mexico had 327, 1896 people and
4 Luna county 1913. Both have lot
more now.
George w. McCan and wife re-
joice at the advent of baby daugh-
ter, born Tuesday morning, weight
eight pounds.
o. C. Taylor is circulating very
comprehensive nursery price lists,
something that all our people will
be glad to get.
The dry farming congress is in
session at Spokane, and Prof. j. d.
Tinsley Is exploiting the good things
Of New Mexico.
Dave Olson has commenced the
erection of a fine brick residence on
Gold ave. near the court house. He
is experimenting the work himself.
Rev. j. Rush Goodloe Is attending
the Methodist conference at Artesia
/ and his, pulpit next Sunday will be
occupied by Rev. A. M. Sprayberry,
of Rossville, Ga.
District court is in session at Las
Cruces, Judge Parker's seat being
occupied by Judge f. R. Wright, as
the former is a delegate to the con-
stitutional convention.
Wong HON, Jung Hing, and Ho
Wuey.. of Lanark, and Hon Yuey
zee, Of Deming, at the request of
Inspector Jack will appear in Judge
McKeyes' court today as aliens.
Col. McGrorty has purchased the
H. II. Kidder property and is re.
modelling it into a modern home
He will have an addition of three
rooms.
/ The school board approved plans
and specifications for the new build
ing, H,esday evening, and thu
advertisement for bids will be foun'
in this'issue. y The board will keel
thingsmoving just as fast as the,
can andshave things right.
The Southwestern Editorial Asso
citation will be held at FL Paso, Sat
urday, Nov. s. Will P. LaPoint, o
the Las Cruces Citizen, is secretary
treasurer and he is working vigol
ously for a good meeting. 1t ough
to be potent factor in newspape
life.
John Harrington Bonner, of VIII
ona, Mimi, has accepted a positio
in the Office of District Attorne
Pollard Mr.. Bonner is a gradual
of the University of Minnesota ar
Is a young man of ability and enc
gy. Deming is glad to WELDON
him.
Gu. Laughren, one of the re
boosters of this region, is now drl
ing a fine new Cartercar, and
goes without saying he is gettlr
mighty handy with the handsor
machine. When he gets so he c
make the wheels track straight
will be ready to go against Barn
Oldfeld.
The Grand Lodge |. o. o.
meets at Tucumcari next Mond'
Will Jennings is representa-
The Rebekahs will meet at the sa
time and place, represented by M
R. C. Edwards, Mr.. Edwards
tending as member of the fina
committee and representative OF
encampment. c. L. Hubbard
Grand High Priest and we hope
zee him advanced to the chair m
Ing two Grand Lodge presiding
4 GERS this year for Deming'
DIR. Swope has been very muc'
the spot light at Albuquerque
the past few days. He was ele'
a member Of the council Of adm
tration of the New Mexico MEG
Association, taking a prom''
part in the important deliberat
NJ that body. Saturday night
New-York tribune., 1910-04-08
VERBAL WILL HELD VALID
Dying Woman's Words Dispose
OF $4,000 Estate.

Philadelphia. April A bequest ~
word % mouth. or 8 nuncupative viii.
involving tho disposal % a $4,000 es-
tate furnished the odd topic of a Jury
trial in Judge Audenrei9's court to-day.
When TIE 5ury found in favor Of the
benescis-y. Mrs. Letitia p. Mellor.
claimant for the estate Of Margaret
B,p2us
The tcststri--. who was nearly eighty
years old. had lived with Mrs Mellor
and her husband for several wears prior
20 her death on Decembe- Il 1905. Dur
Elg that winter the aged woman con-
tracred Pneumonia. and on December 9.
two days before she died. realizing that
death was near she expressed a wish
that Mrs Mell0r get all have and be
nv executor" This declaration was
made in the presence Of Mrs. Mellor and
her husband and Richard Crankshaw,
H.. an attorney, who Was retained 20
"put the words down in black and
v hite." as the sick woman had expressed
Il. Mrs Bippus died two days later and
before her will could be drawn UP and
put IN writing
New-York tribune., 1910-04-08
ROADS WANT MORE PIERS
Commissioner Hears Applications to
Lease North River Property.

CormissiOncr Calvin Tomkirs - 'he De
partmert ~ Docks and Ferries heard a
number - applications ,or piers Yesterday.
The Brunswick Steamship COMPANY wishes
20 g1h-loase its piers No~ 1s and IT, Nortu
River. Size Nev York Central TO renew its
lease oi property between 55th and 72d
streets. tle Erie WISHES d ucU pier between
Canal and GalsevOD-f streets. tHe Panama
HaurJsd Cumparr Vlshe- a covered pier
within carriage limits. and tbe Iel'rh Val
Icy i.efter facilities an both rivers. Tia.
Commiesione- auuoHroed thst Pier sl
Narth River might be- used for opeu
Wharfage 70 is ~ present used iy fLe
4 alIlL valley. Llt o.. slip just north Is
.g-...r....g 'r fGr Ocean Steamship 'omuauv.
ard p j. "a question a- 10 "a her the
getHg manual rental derived should be
Tre isl-oad companies desire North
:, .,-,f rlfe-. because they ere uoW ti- ell
re Of the trucking district and opposite
rf.. rsYr0ad terminals lU New Jersey. Tie
conn missioner said that ~ The clt. took ar.
...ere where should De- fst- charge made
trftth would rfim urss ~ for lts losses 0u
..TtIrs Over The leaseS. lie al~Y -tafnG that
he glrnr ~ Canal street and The North
lgtt.e~ must bc kept open one ot AI- sug-
.,.s+iors was De development ol ID large
7r.o.. terminal north of th" tle..ea ini-
> .rotenlent 10 relieve The cJngtsil,h.
New-York tribune., 1910-04-08
OTHER LIVESTOCK MARKETS.

f,,I.a.1 Np~if &c ATTI. F. Receipts 3 500.
1ua fa- higher steers 50 ~ a s. g.. COWS.
81 ~5.fSI -. ueif-rs. s. - 3 So. bulls. 81 40
20 SIS -. calves. S@rS~ stpckers aud feeders.
lover. choice HEAVY. SIu 30 re- $40 6O. butchers.
$50 45a SO 80. uEht mixed slo > "a SIC ~
choice light. $40 4uT so 81. packing $40 4of
Stu -o. pigs S1uu Stu 80. bulk 81 sales. StO 81
"a $40 so SHEE.P-Rceelpts. 5000. 10fl I5c
nirbr-. sheep 81 -5o s. ~. lambs. 81 $50
s. 90: yearilnRs. s. 5oa s. 3a.
Kausns cts. Nprl Gait. .E-Receipts.
igher. Calves veaN thoiy. export and
dressed beef steers. s. 80 r s. 80. fair 60 good.
81 80 I'd s. 30. Western s. 81 s.. stockers and
feeders 81 - q 80 -. Southern s. 30 q IS .
southern COWS. 50 - rt s. -: native. 81 go
81 30. hrIfers $50 s. -. bulls. 80 % s. s. .
calves. 81 5oUS1 1t. HOGS Receipts. 1900
io0 2oe lower. cop. $40 e.. bulk % sales $40 tO
butchers $50 a. q ste 40. llght $Iee $40 -
pigs spa 81 - SHEEP Receipts . 500. I5a
a5c hiehrr. lambs. 81 5o 10 SO 81. vcsrtuvs s.
II s. -. vtthcrH - 1ouSs- owes. SGf So 20
sro kers and feeders s. aoHs5
East Euralo. April T-t''TTLE- Steady.
Lsu. active aud soc lower. S6a 8 o.. HOGS
Receipts. POO active anu ~ t 3uc lower.
heavy $40 S0U $40 go. mixed $40 So Sf0 g
Torters $40 15a $40 81. piss. Sl0 Su 30 $40 -
rUueHs. S1Ur $40 i5s stays. NNd - ~. dutrirs.
sio G54sio rs SHEEP AND LNMBS-Ee-
eeip,s. $1,000 steady sheep and lambs active
sSt. steady to strong fair D" ~'od s1ipp..s
81 - ia IS common g. 15H 81 ~. HOGS-Re
cetpts as. slow ana r5f 2nc lower. butchers
and shippers $40 20 u $40 ~. common. 81 ~
50 80. eHEEP--Receipts tnJ. steady. sac
Sc 70. lambs steady. sec 81 d5
New-York tribune., 1910-04-08
TO SUBORDINATE SURVEYOR
Collector Loeb Says Office VIII Be
Appendage to Collectorship.

Collector Loeb said YESTERDAY that The
Office ~ Surveyor ot the Port would, afte-
-Ie retirement of M C'arksan. be merely
al auuendaee 20 the colIectorship. some
th.ur like e deputy job But the title ot
the place could not he changed without
change iu the law, tho Collector said. and
he added tha- 90 have the Surveyor take
orders from the Collector would te FOR
the best Interests OF the customs service.
The declaration ~ AIr. Loeb. il was said
last evening made II likely that either
George " Wanmaker, now Appraiser or
some one of the deputies in the service
would be appointed 20 take NJ. Clarkson's s
place His relm M expires on AHrn IS l.
seemed 20 have been definitely settled. ac-
cordiug % report. that Senator y. Mayhem
Nainwright was 20 get The place. but D.
was said last evening that he would nCt
nr likely e. accept under the conditions
outlined 3 The Collector.
Surveyor Clarkson said last evening that
his Office could not bee robbed ~ its inde-
pendent functions without an acf ~ Con
gre-s. The statute prescribed lis duties
and an edict % the Collector could not nlI-
Ufy the statutory rights. Collector Loco
went 20 Washington last evening. II was
50 Il that fnaI action OF the SgrveyOrship
might De- taken before his return
New-York tribune., 1910-04-08
DOCTORS AND DRUG HABIT
Physicians Blame Colleagues for
Fostering the Evil.

Philadelphia. April THAT the practising
physician is 70 a great extent TO blame
for the spread OF alcoholism and the drug
habit, and that Il is the exception rather
than the rule for nervous cases TO be
treated without the use of dangerous sed-
ative drJgs. is the opinion OF men who
are recognized as authorities on the sub
sect These statements were made at the
closing session Of the American Society for
the study Of Alcohol end other Drug Na--
cotics here to-day
The discussion. which was opened by Dr.
Charles X. Mills OF this city, resulted in q
heated argument as 10 the extent to which
the practising physician is to blame for the
spread OF the drug and drink habit. Or.
Tom A. williams OF Washington. made the
statement that the practitioner in too
many instances prescribed se6ative 20
give temporary relief 10 a neurasthenic
patient. and that this was often the begin
ming ~ dipsomania and drug using Dr.
Mills fatty coutradicted this statement
Or Williams. in replying. said that 81
many years - professional life in Wash
ingtOu he had found that IL was the rule
rather than the exception for the physi-
clan % prescribe treatment containing
some sedative drug 10 give relief 10 the
patient. This. he declared. not only left
the sufferer Ia a worse condition than be-
fore. but repetition of such a prescrip-
ton was very likely TO be the beginning
of habits which would soon grow beyond
control
capital punishment for dealers in cocaine
was advocated tonight by Dr. Henry
Beates. jr.. president Of the Pennsylvania
state Board OF Medical Examiners. 'Mur-
der is penaiized with capital punishment
To kin man and allow him To live is
worse than murder. This Is what cocaine
does, because the victim OF the drug con-
tiuues 20 live and exert an influence that
is immoral. ceprsVed and criminal. and be-
yOnu the power Of man TO estimate in its
Ultimate results in destroying humanity
DR.. q. !. Douglas. OF Dorchester. Mass,
told OF the discovery OF a new remedy for
alcoholism which he said would produce
iusta uJaneOuS sleep
New-York tribune., 1910-04-08
PHILADELPHIA TRANSIT LOAN
Company Asks Permission of City to
Borrow $4,000. 600.

Philadelphia. April The Philadelphia
Rapid Transi; Company asked permission
Of the city to-day 10 float a new loan Of
s. Joooc0. In a communication submitting
the ordinance President Kruger Of the
transit company stated that the extraor-
G'nsry expenses recently incurred have re-
duced the reserve capital, which the com
pany was counting on to make improve
ments and additions to its lines. power and
equipment. snd leave the company to-day
with insufficient money for such purposes" q"
The communication was referred 10 the
Finance Committee Of Councils.
The consent OF Councils is made neces-
sary because OF an agreement entered into
between the city OF Philadelphia and the
Rapid Transit Company by which the city
became a partner. with representation on
the transit board
New-York tribune., 1910-04-08
MRS. HARTMAN DEFENDANT
Death Of Husband Causes Big
Reduction in Claim.

When Edward n. Hartman died Colonel
John Donovan. Of 81. Joseph. Mo. was the
tentative loser OF S3o0.cco. Colonel Donovan
had a suit pending against the railroad
tnan for $4,000 To prove his claim to
10000 OF this amount he would have to
tell % n verbal agreement with NJ. Harri-
man. whose death bars the plaintiff from
using that alleged agreement in the action
which he has continued against Mrs Mary
". Hartman. as executriX OF her hus-
bands estate.
colonel Donovan sued 20 recover % per
cent Of s2ceo coo profit. which he said Mr..
Hartman made from the sale OF the ST
Joseph Heat. Light and Power Company
The plaintiff had become interested in the
building Of an electric car line between st.
Joseph and South 81. Joseph. he planned
TO unite with Swift & Co. Of Chicago. in
building q stock yard in South ST. Joseph
In 1900 Mr.. Hartman obtained control OF
another line that was in the hands Of a
receiver. and induced Donovan TO abandon
his venture and come in with him 20 de-
velop his line. promising him One-auarter
OF the profits from the sale. according 70
Colonel Donovan. Two years later, II is
alleged Mr. Hartman sold the road at a
profit Of So ooo and sent the plaintiff a
check for $4,000. which he returned. de
nanding $50 900.
The law bars Colonel Donovan from prov
ing his verbal agreement with the dead
man. but he still demands 10000. which he
SAYS represents services rendered 10 Mr..
Hartman and the railway, and which he
declares he can prove. Counsel for Colonel
Donovan will move in the Supreme Court
to-day for permission TO amend the com
paint reducing the amount of money de-
manded from 10000 10 100000. The de-
fence viii be a general denial. that the
statutes OF limitations has outlawed the
claim and that the first action lapsed with
the death OF Mr. Hartman and cannot be
revived against Mrs. Hartman.
New-York tribune., 1910-04-08
eRsLrNoRr-gRN REPORT DENIED

.t n Wall Street that the
ls way C0~parv was cone
. author cation of convertible
- amount o- yl~'lroo was de-
nr ar. ofice- of the com
SAID taa' He had not even heard
ar There is some reason 90
."'rter thar the directors are
plans f1r raising a c0us.dera bic
'." capital although probably
H .-e issue ~ convertible t5E5-
northern L~s never Iralclt oG-
bonds ar .at class
New-York tribune., 1910-04-08
FOREIGN MARKETS.

liverpool Np~I wIiENr-srot stiii;
futures d-ru. MAY. - f1f.d July. - ioIsf =,
IS~tesar - sSt CORN-Spct quier rev
Sn,erf-au MIXED N0rther1 Sc SID old 81 -
futures dulI. Iuiv 1s - o. PEAS-Can1siiar. p.
= "a FfOTR-Winter patents s. HOPS
LIN london CPactdc Coast1. 20 f0so g. -
RFEF'-F F.Vtra India mess stronE. l--9 -
plT,p-p prffn. mess Weston rlSs 9f HANS
- short -ut I4s BACON cum nerlanf Gus.
-. so. short ~ih and clear bellies trrn. as -.
long clear mlfiIes. flrht and heavy. stratv.
1.s short clear backs. Tu- shoulders. sIuere
E2s CT T-AED-P-inlr Western. uerSes So
American reunsd- nails eos ST. CHEESE
Canadian finest white strcng. SIS ~ coiore1-
ses so TALL OW-Prune ciry uoniually 50
TT RPF.NTiN NE-Srirlts as 81 RocIN--
common 1us Tf-d PETGoIEJ M-it 'nned
lid LINSEEp OIL strous. tos
Ton1an NurU RAW SttNb--tFn Fnt-it q
ugst t5S tfsd. musrOvndo i3s - BEE y
-IrC;A r Nprtf IS 81 CNLCfTfN LIN
sEED-NprlI-Iune s2s 81 L1NSEtp on
Gss a. SPERM Ort- tH- FGFR.I.El "
Nrlc~icau rrfued sid spirits. "a ~ ENrN-
TTNE-Spirtts. f2s tt-1 RoSIN-An''rir1n
strained fus a. ane I5s "a
Antwerp april T-PETROLECM. 10 franes
50 cent!mes
New-York tribune., 1910-04-08
LIVESTOCK MARKET.

Nev York April :. 1919.
EEEyES-RaCeirt- - cars. or 9Z1 head. all
for stauGhter Feeling generally steady.
Dressed oeef 6ull az 1Oia n l2c per % for or
dina-v to p-iule native sides. London and
Tf,--rrof markets unchanged. No exports OF
livestock or dressed beef from this port to-day
tomorrow
CALVES Receipts fS6. including - for the
market Feeling quiet and steady Neals sold
az SGTS9 per 100 n Dressed calves un-
changed. CITY dressed v-aIs. lOa lac per II. .
country dressed DO. ga l2i-C
S.les-S sanders. veaIs. 13J N average,
50 per 100 10; 81 lle 10. s. 20. 3. s3 Ib. 50.
I calf 4Su 10. 81
SHEEP AND LAMfSS-Receipts cars or
.043 head including half car for the mar
ket Feeling dull and unchanged. \ few
ordinary uush0ru lambs sold at 81 per 700 70.
clipped cuIiS ~ s.. state spring lambs az 81 30
per head Dressed mutton slow at t2U iJc
por DO. dressed lambs. t66ISr. country dressed
hofhouSs lambs. - a 81 per carcass
Sales Sanders. S uusnprn state lambs.
20 Ih average 81 pcr 100 DO. - clipped cuIls.
o. No. s.. state spring D. mbs al s. go per
head
HOG~-Eecripts. 6ts ears. o~ I.2G4 head.
iucIuFtrf 20 for the market ~ sales Feel
ing barely steady Country dressed hogs quiet
ut .3H1i'1c per lh-
New-York tribune., 1910-04-08
IRUs7 COMPANY CONTROL SOLD

-- THa -rlH4r.
.-s7 A y. -.. April The Fl-
-.e. "rrarv ~ Newark has MP
.ll Interest ia the Neu.
l'--f company. a. $50 q share
"E. THE outlay amounts 70 ys0.-
.-~ee. ~ Newark. president
f-.. company. conducted the
The New Brunswick Trust
Ha- nrgarized in Iea-. with a cspl-
'"' The stock has been
"ent and dividends OF 10
nave been declared
New-York tribune., 1910-04-08

dav with n capital Of S2.0o.Oe Inc prh-
cira Office Of the corporation is in New
York. and the directors are Nathan Sulz-
berger. Max r SulzherEer. OF New YORK
and German F. sulzberEer. OF Chicago.
Tie following Official statement regard
ing the new company was issued yesterday
afternoon;
This company has been organized to take
over the capital stock OF the. schwarzsc!i!llei
a SulzberEer COMPANY. and has acquired
not only the holdings OF Ferdinand SUE
berger end his family. but practically al
the other holdings. The authorized capital
stock and 100000 per cent cunulatiN
nen-votinE preferred stock. All u the com
bv Ferdinand SulzberEer and his family
The greater part OF the preferred shares
remain iU the treasury or the c0mGanN-
Tn. SrrwarZechId & SulZherCer company
VIII continue 10 conduct business as here
tCf0re
Ferdinand Suizbereer IS president of the
Schwarzschild & SulzberEer Company, OF
The Noaooe,o authorized capital stock Of
which s. - 40 has Heen issued. This com
pany also has outstanding s.. $1,000 per
cent Geheuture notes. maturing on June J.
1915. tut subject 70 call on four weeks no
tice u does a gross business Of about
500 0oo g. a wear. having plants ir this civ.
chicago Kansas CITY and elscv here in the
United States. and selling its products all
over the world
Frederick Joseph. formerly viCe-president
OF the Schwarzs-hud q Sulzberger Com
pauv. testified q year ago In an action
brought by him against Ferd uand sulz-
le~Cer Cor the recovery Of about 10000
worth % stock OF the company. alleged by
hlns ~ have been converted hv the de-
feEaart o. his own use. that an agreement
for consolidation had bean entered into be
tween that company and the packing con-
Germs of Armour. Swift and Morris but
thar the panic of 1877 and the adverse atu-
tude of the government had caused the
abandonment OF the plan.
y X SaIzberger. q yi0e-TreslGen- Of the
SchvarzschiId q SulzberCer Company. was
quoted about three wears ago as saving
that swift q Co. had acquired large in
tereSt in his company. through purchase
OF the holdings ~ one OF the affi0ers- ara
thar other corporations commonly referred
ID as associated IN the Beef Trust had
bought stock from other minority holders
the total trust holdings being about a. per
cent He added that his father. the head
or the concern. Owned more than = pe-
cent and would never part with his con-
troll
Tire net earnings OF the 3 hUarzscEild 4
suit ereer Company are about 30 per cent
yesr on the outstaEdi8E stock. bat the
company has paid no dividends since -ss7.
EXCEPT in 1856. when 92 per cent was dis
lrrsed. u is now reported rhar the '-r~u@t'
rarr7a-ias. tired OF waiting for dividend
~e-u-rs upon thoir investment. have dis
posed % their holdings L. The Su-zperseT
interests
New-York tribune., 1910-04-08
hzeTlko oANAo.AN COMPETITION.

1r. l:ra -.--u what is beLerc4
'- "-.-f fo divert some o. fle export
,- 7... Ue-aI'v rrcves through
s--. gf -re Atlantic -eap0rts
... .J.tl e'a.es. tae trunk lines OPP
..a i.--lI. ~ me selD0ard have
i. ..s r tue.r grain Tariffs HIln
.. 'is.a.e 'afu-lerre comu.ssfon The
l,.. 'l. aIIig oL'. 10 grain far ga
-. targ .ave recently oerl made
r-. -f14aH .ac-. over Rhi-u the COM
..- ha# na .r-'sdieti9a. ana sha rate
ry t-e American rl1as ere 10
;s- .ounarI...a
New-York tribune., 1910-04-08
llvEemoRe OUT OF MINING CO.

Boston. April The retirement II Colo
r.. Thomas L. I1vermore from the vice
presidency u the CaIume: ana Bccla Min
ing Comparv. with which company De- has
f.eu Identified With the late Professor
Alexander Agass.z for many years, "as
announced to-day
The action of AZ Liyerriore follows j-e
election yesterday ~ Quincy .. SHAW as
rreetlsur ~ +ne c0mpaft ana j. O.. Afh~-
e.z - fecond .tce- -pIesldcrt IT p a. riatf
..-Es- tlsf tolore! Live ermure eAl ef-eg 'i
6eeIf. some .iue ar8 90 retire nul con
senfeI io remain ar the earnest SOLICITATION
q Professor AgEss.z.