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The San Francisco call., 1910-05-16
VICTIM PURSUES
trio OF ROBBERS
Shouts Police and One of AL
legged Highwaymen Is Cap=
tured by PatroImen

Albert Koschink of 5'75 Shipley street
was arrested early yesterday morning
and charged with being one of trio
that held up and robbed John Brodi-
gan, $50 Clementina street. of s2S. Brod-
igan pursued the robbers, shouting
"Police!' Koschink was captured by
Patrolmen Hayes and Maher. The pris-
oner denied having any connection
with the robbery.
Three boys, avera ging in age 151s
years, are In jail on a charge of picking
the pocket of Alescis Papadheparrs of
SIG TWenty-ninth street. The COM
planning witness insisted that the three
boys, Eddie Walsh, Thomas Casey and
Clyde Akard, had stolen $11.35 from
his pocket while riding on a Valencia
street car. The sum of $13 was found
on the boys when they were arrested
vALIsE STOLEN
Mrs. w. r. Eastman of Albany, N. Y.
who is stopping at the Grand hotel, re-
ported to the police yesterday that she
had lost a valise containing $140.
Seventy dollars was stolen from the
room of w, j Morrow at the Rex hotel
326 Third street. Saturday.
The police are looking for an iror
worker naA1ied Charley" who is &C.
cused by p. Warren of 320 Eighth
street of taking $3.50 from him in g
Mission street saloon Saturday after.
noon.
While riding on a car in Devisadere
street Saturday Mrs. Helen M. Swett
of 1044 Page street lost a locket, watch
and fob and two diamonds valued al
The San Francisco call., 1910-05-16

fIboI hALh AT 1.40 2. ~
ADMISSION 81. LADIES ST.
For special trains stopping at the track take
Southern Pacific ferry. foot OF Market street;
leave at % m, thereafter every 20 minutes
Until 40 .. N.
No smoking in the last two carr which are
reserved for ladies aud their escorts.
THOMAS n. WILLIAMS. President.
PERCY ". TREAT. Secretsry.
The San Francisco call., 1910-05-16
80 fl. BoueLs-

Biggest organ of tn. body-the
bowels-and the most iclportant-
It's got to be looked after-peglect
means suffering and years of
misery. CASCARE is help
nature keep every part of your
bowels clean and strengthen
they act right-means health to
your whole body. su
cAscARETS roc box for weeks treat
ment All druggists. Biggest seller N
the world Million boxes q month
The San Francisco call., 1910-05-16
ROBBED IN TENDERLoIN

Edward Bradbury of 1885 Oak street
reported losing a fob and watch in the
tenderloin district
1t cost s. G. Forbes $50 to fall asleer
in the Midway theater.- Forbes lives
at 1873 Seventh street, Oakland, and
mao come over to the city to view the
sights. At a. IN. he fell asleen whiIf
the moving picture machine was trans.
porting him across the Sahara. desert
When he awoke he was penniless.
The San Francisco call., 1910-05-16

wonders accomplished BY the use Of this In
strument you can converse as those who are not
afflicted converse You can enjoy the theater
and distinctly hear public speakers. Thousands
are in use Many users tell us it has greatly
improved their hearing and has stopped their
head noises. In many instances the normal
hearing has been entirely restored. If you are
deaf or hard of hearing do not fail to send your
name and address today and test this wonderful
instrument and see what many responsible people
who are using 1t say of the Electrophone. WTite
at once. STOIZ ELECTROPHONE COMPANY
GIT Phelan building. San Francisco.
The San Francisco call., 1910-05-16
THE DEAFCAN HEAR
80 DAYS HOME
TRIAL
Call or write for
Particulars.

Deaf people should send
their names and ad-
dresses at once to get this
instrument on so days
home trial. This wonder
ful instrument ia perfect
ed to such a degree that
the deafest persons can
hear the fsintest sounds.
and we unhesitatingly
send it TO any afflicted
person on 80 days trial
by actual experience the
The San Francisco call., 1910-05-16
Bosch Company
| Issues Good Book

Preliminary work has already begun
in connection with the second good
The San Francisco call., 1910-05-16

Colonel Bert Lundy in the recent
Mason demonstration in Nevada made
The San Francisco call., 1910-05-16
lCoIumbia to
Be Pathfinder

lanta for New York Ju
selected as pathfinder v
touring car of the 1910
sent away on May z.
The car was tendere,
courtesy of President ]
coe of the United Stat
pany. 1t is q roomy 40
seven passenger car,
everything to insure col
touring qualities. The
with double ignition sys
spark and make and brt
From Roanoke, Va, to
pathdnding task will be
the same route as the Is
followed, only reversed.
Roanoke south there V
deal of work for the pat
intended to straighten o
kinks and confusing poi
reduce the mileage to
miles between the two c
1850 miles.
The San Francisco call., 1910-05-16

49, ~ -
the second good
roads tour over
tn e IN a t | o n a |
highway" T h e
participants in the
tour will leave At
< June 6. The car
er was q Columbia
90 model, and was
Z.
dered through the
mt Benjamin Bris-
States motor COM
y 40-45 horsepower
ar, equipped with
E comfort and good
Che car is equipped
system, both jump
4 I@.Ir L1f- --1l
The San Francisco call., 1910-05-16

A book that will attract attention o
every operator of an automobile or I
The San Francisco call., 1910-05-16

from Reno TO I eI-
ington, covering
. the distance in 2
hours and 55 min
car, shattering the
nearly 60 minutes
panied by his wife
Iharles Sadlier. The
1850 o'clock in the
me hour and three
ity was reached.
Iualed a performance
/ Doris last year.
ped the car and over
ntil at 10:45 it came
ont of the Yerington
the car knew that a
set and there was
each one entering
the trip. Lundy re-
S fairly good outside
He said:
u get into Washoe
l it by the condition
III those who made
in motor cars cor
statement. Lundy' S
iase, and those who
, say that it win be
the record made be-
erington is lowered.
attract attention of
an aut0mObil0 or a
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-06-08
BOSTON COPPER CLOSE.

James A. Pollock & Co, bankers and
brokers. furnish the following. received
over their private wire this afternoon:
Adventure, 6d y Atlantic, 6HQ7h;
c. a H., $40 asked: u. W., Sd ri q. c.,
7&M Is Mexico Con. "a OK Nevada
Con, 1917 a 20; Old Dom, 35te q So VI
quincy. HAa asked: Superior, 42Isg
lSla; Utah Con, 2lA G5 Wolverine.
113aiii; Corbin. 13q y Glroux, 7ls9
* Kew, 3iA q u; Arcadian, 5tk @6; S.
Utah, ~ ala. OIL s6a X; Indiana.
1914 @l7h; a. q NJ, 35@5Oc; b Ely. 2
az, Chemung. ga u. Con. Ariz., 20
* ella, 5h u6; oak. 20G2l; National.
2ia26c; Ohio Cop, 15-16Q2; Leaf IA
OSls; Yukon. ~ a 7-l6; Begole. ia "
"a All'z, 5000; b. Coal'n., 1sna%;
Cent, l6q17; Franklin, 11A@12; La
11%m% Osceola, i.s1 di.32. Santa
Fe, "a az Tamarack, so asked.
Victoria. 3aL. Wyandot. 1909; Il.
& Il. t5%ei 10; Hancock. 17A a1SIs.
Lake. 51m y North Lake l0% a
II \. $. Il b., 10h a a; L. s.. com.
40% a4i do. pfd.. 49Ss a y Gas. 20
m27 cents. chief Con. y a Is Davis
DAILY, 9-16a% First Nat, 8 9-16@
11-16: Inspn.. rs a "a Majestic. 500
Go; New. Utah, S5G90; Onoco.
30h $. a c.. 35@ so cents Yuma.
60M7O cents: Ely Sent, 97m99 cents;
Az. Coml., 1904 g. d A.. 61m62. Cop.
Range. 6iGIs; CRANKY. 39a40ls Mass.
7Nn7s; Mohawk. 4ed5iA; n. H., 31Aa
80; Parrot. IL bid; shannon. l07sdlih:
Trinity, 5h@6; Winona, 7dh; Zinc.
24ikd25; T.. r., sdh; Kerr Lake. SAm
"a Miami. 20asm%; Ojibway, 7dtk, S.
& r.. 1ihnl2; Royale. 1SAg%, Apex.
3dA; Cactus. 1850 7sn Chino. ili.a
ri Ely Con, b0a56: Gf. Con. Sisd%:
LA Rose, 4hdA; NJ. v, 7isGs; Baltic.
6%ds; Ray Cent. 2iaGA; Tonopah, sq
n Bohemia. 7dis.
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CONCENTRATES.

Grand Snyder is at the Cliff mine at
Ophir.
Jesse Knight is up from Provo today
on business.
The Molly Gibson property at Tintic
has been leased by W. r. Watson OF
Mammoth,
r, L. Edwards. an Idaho mining en-
on business.
ed c. Loose returned this morning
from California whore he has been
for some time on account OF his
health.
r. r. Chynoweth OF Michigan. one
81 the officers Of the Columbus Con-
solidated, IL in the city from his home
In Michigan.
l. l.. Gilbert has been elected vice
president OF the Utah Harms Tunnel
ling Machine company, vice w II.
Vlsus, resigned.
Three feet Of s5S ore Is said to have
been struck on the wild Cat claim OF
the Ely Calumet by Strulkey Bros, one
~ the leasers on the property.
Murray G. Godbe returned from
trip 10 ModenR and Phoebe He was
at Modena inspecting the new gas
producer plant OF the Gold Springs
Power and Mining company and start
II going At Phoebe he was arranging
for work on the Centennial Phoebe.
]. H. Weber, who Is developing the
Uncle Joe Mining company property
near Goshen, by means OF drills, has
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MERCuR NOTES.

Mercur. June Sim Morlarty. the
veteran prospector who is extensively
interested In mining property In the
Morcur mining district at Manning. was
I'm Mercur on Monday
L. T.. Kramer was in Manning on MIN
ing business Sunday.
Messrs. sloane and Gray OF The
Miner stan we're In Ophir Sunday look
Ing at some mining property
r. W. clark. manager OF the Ophir
Hin Consolidated mine at Ophir. and
his official stan were picnickcrs up
Ophir canyon early In the week
The Manning Leasing company when
II running the old Mercur tnilngs at
Manning. is doing good work this sum
mer and from the extraction being
made at present, this viii he "A banner
year for the company and when the
season closes. h Is expected. there will
be a tidy sum In the treasury for dis
tributlon among the stockholders.
Mrs. Eta Swenson. wife OF Alma
Swenson. a business man. died here
Saturday afternoon from the effects OF
an operation FOR Appendicitis. She was
takcn 20 Pleasant Grove Monday COR
burial 1nterment viii he made in the
Pleasant Grove cemetery.
John NJ. O'Niel the labor advocate.
spoke at Prebbles hall Monday night
for about two hours. He delivered an
eloquent dissertation on the principles
OF Socialism and organized labor.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-06-08

struck 20 feet OF quartz In the third
hole. II IL believed that this prop
erty may have az good a vein as the
Colorado. and the formation II assert =
ed to be Identical.
DR.. 4. a. Bennett declares that the
plant OF the Parafine OIL company In
Dairy Fork, near Mill fork. about so
miles south Of Salt Lake. IL producing
about 235 gallons OF oil a day from
the crude rock that IL mined The
company receives from 10 cents to 81
a gallon for the oil.
There was no change In the director
ate of the International Smelling &
Refining company at the meeting yes
to-day: the directors are. John -.
Ryan, Thomas +. Cole. Charles i.
BROKER, Urban IL. Broughton. Adolph
Lewisohn, Il. g. Converse, q. A. Cong
don, Thomas Morrison, G. II. Sabin
and Charles n King.
According to the Financial News the
visible supply OF copper In Great
Britain. France and the United States,
comprising all but a very small per
centage of the total for the world
on June |, follows: Europe, 239,1
400 pounds. United States. l60.425,e73;
total 399,56S, total 500, 56S,373 pounds,
the largest yet reported.
sidney Coburn superintendent Of the
Pavalae Mining company in the Jar
bidge country was In the city for
few hours yesterday. He declares
that In the tunnel on the property the
company IL getting some high grade
ore The wall rock runs from 1910
To N6l. while the high found in the
vein went sse0.6S, Conditions, he de-
clares are improving
The annual meeting OF the Galenu
Mining company was held yesterday
at which the following were the off,
GERS and directors elected: II. 5. Jo-
seph, president. George u. Keysor,vice
presidents ~ W. Cram, secretary and
treasurer Henry Kohn, j. ". Bean,
II. II. Spencer and NJ. /. Morris, d.
rectors The extending Of the optlol
on the property for IS months to the
Utah Mine was left TO the judgment
OF II $. Joseph, Tho option calls for
$50 900 az the price OF the property
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-06-08
SCIENTISTS Al MERCUR.
Inspect Work at Consolidated Mcrcur
Cyanide Plant.

Especial 10 The News,)
Mercur. June Son Monday the
Consolidated Mercur Mines company
had rs It's gueFts DR. Erich kunheim.
Or. August Bantlln, and Fritz Kroegcr.
an prominent scientists OF Germany,
and Jacob Hasslacher president OF the
Roesslcr a Hasslacher Chemical COM
pauy OF New York, which manufact-
ures practically all the cyanide used
in the United states. The party spent
the day i'm the mammoth mill OF the
Consolidated Mercpr company under
the guidance OF Gen. Supt q. w. Poole
who showed the distinguished visitors
how the cyanide is used for the ex-
traction of the gold from the ore. the
Roe ssler a Hasslacher Chemical COM
pany has always taken a great interest
in the work of the Consolidated Mcr-
cur company on account OF the old
Mercur Mining company being the first
company In the world TO use the SO
called Forrest Macarthur cyanide pro-
cess on raw ore In the old Pioneer mill
at Manning. Utah. the process having
been used previously only on tallngs
I'm South Africa. The party made the
trip fror' salt Lake City 10 Mercu-
in large automobile. making the
round trip the same day
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MARKET CLOSED
SLIGHT REACTION

New York. June S. AL of the active
trading stocks OPENED today at declines
running from large fraction TO a point
under pressure Of sales to realize on
yesterdays violent rebound. Union ia
cinc ran of iA. 81. Paul ~. Reading
IA, United states steel IA and American
Wooden 8
There was quite "A list of gains but they
were almost all among industiials nj
Isualv Prominent I'm the npecuhuon, S,h-
eral Electric rose III. Great Norihuih Ky
Certificates l. and COLORADO Fuei ehu AZ
laniit coast Line =. :. h.
The weakness spread to some OF Inc
lndustrials that had shown hrnhess ~
the opening and the losses n .he ~ rai' Pa"i
Loaf 81 Union Pacific, 2 southern Pac'nS
~, Atchison. Topeka 4 santa re a pa
American smelling l% Nor,hern -
cinc Consolidated Gas Ia. CANADIAN ~
cine and Rock Island = and dreau
Northern preferred. Pennsylvsnia ana
Anal gamaied Copper ~, part Of .nese
losses was made up before II O'Clock,
price declines OF the nrst hour were
fully recovered In the second nou' IT,
mixed speculative sentiment was lIiiS
enced by the conflicting views OF a Viz
fects TO be expected from the, ralioau
settlement held by prominent rahroad eN
ecutive. Prices were rising again AT
noon, with active buying In progress
Bonds were Irregular. .
Prices moved steadily upward. the de.
mand for the Pacific and United statSs
Steel being conspicuous. 81 Psul soia
on level With ya,sterdia "a, vas s,o1 from ~ u
to IT, above IT, Southern Pacihc ana
American Sugar rose IA Union i9clnV
Ia, Peoples Gas IA and Atlantic COAST
Line I. -.
New buying orders were found at slight
reactions, and the undertone held. hlth
while the trading got very duiL ao,,o,
fl, Tho Onni bour carried the average
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-06-08
BUSINESS AND REALTY

business property on Main street Ia
worth a little better than $500 n
front foot. according TO recent
deed of transfer taking In little
less than 21 feet frontage by so feet
now covered by the two-story old
building near Second South occupied
by Richardson & Adams. The transfer
Is from w. O. Kay to w. q. Kay In
vestment company for $4,000.
Architect Headlund has just COM
pleted detailed plans for the new Bap-
tist church edihce at the corner Of
Second South and Fourth East streets
so that contracts can be let July for
the entire structure. Wrecking the
building now occupying the premises
be gins this week IL has been planned
10 have the new edifice enclosed BY
the first OF the year, The same ar
chitect has completed plans for $1,000
bungalow for j. w. Smell on Ninth
East street. and $4,000 cottage for Or.
Albaugh on Perkins addition
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-06-08
MINING, BUSINESS AND STOCKS.

fore not SO. 1878. crude ore, $50 tons.
net value. s30.00S.32 This gives the
net value Of concentrates per ton, $2t IS
and &ly.6l for the crude ore. on May
J. the mill was In operation three
shifts a day, hut this has been reduc-
ed 20 two shirts at present lie states
that tie Pipe Raise from the 400 foot
level u showing strong, and a good
ore body " expected on reaching the
contact In several other places con-
'ditions are looking favorable. especial
~ In tho east raise where there are
from two to three feet OF ore running
30 to 80 pcr cent lead and 30 to 80
ounces Of silver There ~ considerable
milling grade ore alongside OF this.
The report OF j. h. Wilson. who ex-
ported the property was read AT the
meeting ana some discussion was had
to the suggestion that a deeper tunnel
be run, This would necessitate the
building OF a 1000 foot bore and would
cost approximately sis. 900 Already 335
feet OF the distance has been covered.
rms would only put the tunnel 20 feet
below the present 400 level
In conclusion, the report says.
The Columbus mine contains four
known ore-shoots Of Importance one
of these. known as the 400 foot stope,
Is now producing shipping ore and
may produce 5000 tons more before the
lower grade ore az the tunnel level is
i'htHfu' nc hikcT or tnc known
shoots. known as the main shoot. has
failed near the i0O-f0ot level. The indl-
cations are strong that the ore ceases
at this point, but a drift eastward ON
the Brane assure is recommended. The
Garfield and Rowland ore bodies could
not be satisfactorily inspected owing t.
the Hooded condition of the works
However ore Is said to exist at the bot
tom OF these workings. and. II this Is
the case, the advisability OF prospecting
them at the iO0-foot level Is manifest
The financial statement for the period
between Jan ], to May 81, 1910 fol-
lows.
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LIVE STOCK.



chicago June -C'attle--Rcccipts. es-
timated al 5000: market strong. Beeves,
b0Is 20. Texas steers. 53SG7.e0. western
steers 5.50m7fO; stockers and feedeis,
4WT6.5O: cows and heifers, 2'Sahlo
Hogs Receipts. estimated at 1900;
market i5c higher. Light 9.soa9.6o mix.
ed OGI9.6D, heavy. g. 2n9,0 ; rough, y y
40 Is; good to choice heavy, s.Sme ~ :
pigs, 9.mMe.s0; bulk OF sales s'R.as 20.
market strong TO lOc. mn. Native, Loo
$40, western. 3.l6n5.@; yearllnss, o;ssW
40: lambs. native, 5.2jq $40; western
6.00uS.s0
Omaha. Juno S--Cattle--I.oceipts. $500
steers, s. 20as D.; cows and heifers. t.5cu
60; native steers, 5,DmS.9: cows and
hefers, a5od6. co: western steers, 5,oM
80; Gamers, 2. 7yu4 90; stockers ana reed
ers. 3.Da62; calves, 4.ooq7IS; bulls
Hogs-Receipts, 1000, market active.
15c. higher. Heavy, e.25Ms3o; mixed,
. giigda 3d. light, .. sodo %; pigs, s.ooas0:
bulk OF sales, 9.30H9.4O.
higher. Yearlings, s.Op6.75; wethers. $50
a575; ewes, 5.oo@6.o0; lambs. 7.3@s.15.
KANSAS CITY.
Kansas city. June s-Cattle-Receipts
1000: market steady to strong. Native
steers, 900 SIS; cows and hefers, $500
Z 70: stockers and feeders. 4.&d6.5; bulls.
4.codi6 20; calves, iSops 2oi western steers
6. toas $40; western cows, 40q6.So
HoRs-Receipts, 1900; market iodlbc.
higher. Bulk OF sales, s.3Sm9.B: heavy.
.. iod9.45; packers and butchers, 9.S@sb;
light, e.sof7 o 40; pigs, i.7bae.oo,
higher Muttons. .. ocas'ooi lambs, $500
g.8; fed wethers and yearllngs. 4,75Ns.oo.
fed western ewes, <.Sn676.
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SLOW DAY ron BROKERS.
,srkct inils to Wake In to ANY De-
gree % Activity on Exchange.

Trading on the local exchange was
all again today. II could not stand
rosperity for two days at time.
riccs were OF again In most stocks.
he only security that was at all inter
iting was Columbus Consolida ted
hich did "A few stunts of its own. The
arket opened with the stock az 81
3nts. II quickly reached 80 cents and
Zen slide back TO 81 cents. The stock
osed at 6S cents The number OF
lares Of stock that changed hands
as 1000 during the morning
Iron Blossom was weak today and
I'D at 81 cents. Nevada Hills held
y fairly we'll and sold at NJ and So
ints. Prince Consolidated was about
weak as it can get wher il sold
n II cents. Ohio Copper sold around
10 and S2.l5. Seven Troughs was the
eakest IL has been In some time and
900 shares changed hands at 60
,nts.
The result of the morning session
AS the sale OF 1873 shares valued at
i.7s4.25.
On the curb market the sales were
nall as follows; 500 shares Of Opex
II cents 500 nj ~ buyer 60 days:
1000 Bingham Copper at e2ih cents.
TODAY's QUOTATIONS..
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-06-08
COPPER PRODUCTION LARGER

New York. June S.--Thc month";
ly report OF the copper Producers
association. made public today,
shows AN increase Of stocks on hand
June OF 1S,4iI,S1f pounds over
May I
Stocks on hand June was 16O,-
425.973 pounds, an Increase Of Is
A41.Sta pounds over May /. MAY
production was te3.24e,I76 pounds
an Increase Of 5.764.S37 pounds
over April; total deliveries during
May ioi, s0O.662 pounds, am in
crease OF 5,is3.S0s pounds over
April or the deliveries 45.fs5.44O
pounds we're for export, an increase
over April or i4.isioSt pounds,
while 5s.3O5,e22 pounds were de.
iivercd 10 domestic consumption.
decrease from ArPil 81 S,sSO,72s
pounds.
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WOOL.


ST. LOUIS.
ST. Louis, June S.--.Wool, steady. Ter
ritory and western mediums, l6i. ~ g;
fine mediums. lin is; fine, 12Gt H.
BOSTON.
Boston. June 7,--Interest In the local
wool market centers in the new with
local values slightly below those
In tho west. Old Is being closed up at
prices which favor the buyers. Transac-
lions are confined to blood neeces and
territory staple, the California and Tex
az wool being neglected.
Quotations;
Secured basis-Toxas fine. 70 months
eDnsl fine, six TO eight months, 5S0f5
fine fall. b2q4.
california. northern, 54d66: middle
county 5Oa52; fall free, $3.50
oregon eastern No. l staple, 62d 81
eastern clothing, 5sU69; valley. No. /, "a
Mi5.
Territory fne, staple. s66 fine me
dium staple. 62a63; fine clothing, ESQ
81; fine medium clothing 55d5S; hall
blood: Sass three ighths hlood, $50
IS; quarter'bloo>. combiJR 52aE4;
pulled extra, IS; fine a, eoat'; a SUI
pers, 56M5S
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NEW INTERPRETATIONS.

Articles OF Incorporation Of the Bnai
Birth Hall association were filed IN
the county clerks office this morning.
The object of the company Is to
engage in the real estate business. The
capital stock Is $4,000, divided into
shares of $40 each OF which $4,750 Is
fully paid by the interpretations. The
officers are David Spitz. president;
Jerome Hirschman, vice-p president;
william Graupe. treasurer and
Joseph Lewinsohn, secretary. The
president. vice-president Albert
Graupe, l. Siegel Sig Simon, Henry
Cohn and A. J.. Jacobs are directors.
&. ]. Freund. as trustee, Is the princi-
pal stakeholder.
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GOVERNMENT CROP REPORT.

Washington, June g.-The government
crop reports today shows the area sown
to spring wheat Is about 9.7i2Go acres,
or $4,000 acres CI.s per cent? more than
sown last year: the condition on June
was % s as compared with $50 on June
/. 1909. and 90 0 the June l0-year aver
age.
The condition OF winter wheat was 500
compared with s3i on May !, 1910. 0.I on
June I. 1919. and N.a the June lo-year
average.
The condition of rye was o.s against
~. 3 on May I. l9lu s9.6 on June |, 1903,
aud $50 the June 1 iO-year average.
The 81 ca sown 10 oats Is about a. 5000
acres or 1.l760Io acres t9.5 per cent? more
than the area sown last year The CON
dition June was ? 10 compared with s;1
average
The area sown to barley IN about 10
tJ7 900 acres or $50 0acres (O7O per cent?
more than the area sown last year Tho
condition was so compared with a0.6
and o.5 the June lo-year average