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The Irish standard. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn. ;) 1886-1920, 1910-04-09

An English Judge once rebuked an
Irish witness for evasive answers, and
demanded yea or nay, saying that
he could reply "yes" or mo" to any
question that was in any circum-
stances put to him. The witness
doubted this. "Thcn put to me any
question" said the judge. "Well, then. y
answered the Witness "have you CIV
en- over beating your wife?" It was
understood the judge gave in.
Bibb-I see that some Of the Re-
publican papers want the tariff taken
off of foodstuffs.
Bang-I never thought we would
live to see the day that q Republican
newspaper would want the tariff tax.
en- off anything but print paper.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1910-02-25

other woulrn 10 avail themselves OF
this vaiuiGic Ilt,ti> inc. Mrs. E. n.
FREDERICK, Dioomdale, Ohio.
Backache is a symptom Of fe1a
weakness or arrangement. II you
have backache don't neglect it. To
get permanent relief you must reach
the root of the trouble. Nothing We
know of will do this SO safely and surely
as Lydia Z. Pinkham's Vegetable Com,
pound. Cure the cause of these dis
tressing aches and pains and you wi
become well and strong.
The great volume of unsolicited tes-
timony constantly pouring in proves
conclusively that Lydia Z. Pinkham's
Vegetable Compound, made from roots
and herbs, has restored health to thou
sands of women.
If you have the slightest doubt
that Lydia e. Pinkham's Vege-
table Compound will help you,
write to Mrs. Pinkham at Lynn.
Mass, for advice. Your letter
will be absolutely confidential,
~ the advice free,
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1910-02-25

i,au right side, AM
vAs tired all thc
time and nervous.
!! { ,uld not sleep
aal every month ]
could hardly stan,
The pain. Lydia !,
Pinkham's Veget2,
BIZ Compound K
stored me to healt,
again and made mC
Is! Ike a new wo-
MAJ. l hope Thu
lati !. will iOducp
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1910-02-25
mo. 04773) :.
NOTICE OF
APPLICATION FOR PATENT
IN THE UNITED STATES LAND
OFFICE, AT CARSON CITY,
NEVADA.

In the Matter of the Application OF
THE NEVADA GYPSUM COM
PANY for Patent for the Nevada
Gypsum Placer Claim, in an un-
named Mining District, near Mound
House, County of Lyon, State OF
Nevada.
NOTICE is hereby given that, in
accordance with the Mining Act OF
Congress, approved May 10th, 1872.
F. C. Curry, attorney in fact for the
Nevada Gypsum Company, corpora
ton existing under the laws Of tne
State of Nevada, said corporation be-
ing the claimant of that certain piece
of mining ground near Mound House,
County of Lyon, State of Nevada,
known as the Nevada Gypsum Placer
Claim, is about to make application
for patent from the United States
for said ground which is more par
ticularly described as follows, to wit:
The Northeast quarter of the South
west quarter of the Northwest quarter
of Section 80, Township 16 North.
Range 81 East; and the West half
of the Southeast quarter of the North
west quarter of Section 30, Township
16 NORTH, Range 81 East, Mount Di-
ablo Base and Meridian. Containing
30 acres as near as may be.
ANY and all persons claiming ad-
versely the ground described and
hereby applied for are hereby notified
that unless their adverse claims are
duly filed within sixty days of the
date hereof with tae Register of the
United States Land Office at Carson
City, Nevada, in accordance with law
and the regulations hereunder, they
will be barred by virtue of the pro-
visions of said statutes.
LOUIS J. COIN,
Register.
Date Of first publication,
Feb, "a, 1910 GOD
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1910-02-25
ANNUAL STATEMENT

ANNUAL STATEMENT
OF THE WESTERN PACIFIC RAIL
WAY COMPANY, A RAILROAD
CORPORAL ION ORG A MI re D
AND EXISTING UNDER THE
LAWS OF THE STATE OF CALL
FORNIA, OF ITS BUSINESS IN
THE STATE OF NEVADA FOR
THE YEAR ENDING DECEMBER
81, 1909
Amount expended in construction of
railroads in the State of
Nevada 1900. ..........-....... $5,323, 1888 .O4
Amount expended in pur-
chase of property in
the State of Nevada 43,S43.99
Amount of revenue col
iected for business in
the State of Nevada. "a, 140.27
Miles of track laid in the
State of Nevada ............-... 274.1S3
WESTERN PACIFIC RAILWAY
COMPANY w. G.. BRUEN,
Feb 81 Secretary.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1910-02-25
YOUR
BACKACHE
WILL YIELD
To Lydia E. Pinkham's
Vegetable Compound

Blonnl,liic Ul,io.-''I suffered from
terrible he .itia,,ntS. pains iii my back
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1910-02-25

Drop in at Ely Barkieys any time,
day or night for a good drink.
". csn SUI you in job WORK
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1910-02-25

ANNUAL STATEMENT
OF THE FIDELITY MUTUAL LII E
INSURANCE CO. ,,PHlLADEL-
PHIA, PA.
Assets .................-.........$1 500, O7014
Liabilities, exclusive of capt.
tai and net surplus 1851 ,SS6.67
INCOME
Premiums ...l.....-.-.,-.... $4,696,0O6.16
Other sources ----------..----- l,oo4' o9.4f
Total income, 1909-.-....-- $3.50, 19o.6 gu
EXPENDITURES
Paid policy holders .~.,----.$2, Ills, S44. 40
Dividends ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. l4l,5oo.o4
Other expenditures ..----~~1, 1872, 46O.l'
Total expenditures, 1903, SO, 452,S71.4
BUSINESS, 1909
Risks written & paid for$15, OC
Premiums thereon ~~1.. 629,6O2.1l
Losses incurred ,.---...-,,.-,. 1,664, O12.51
NEVADA BUSINESS
Number of risks written and
paid for Observation-Disclosures
Amount of risks written and
paid for .....-...... ..-........ 81 500 OF
Premiums received .....,........ 2,534o>
Losses paid ....-..-..............-....-.. None
Losses incurred ............-......... Non,
Number of policie in force
December 81, 1909 .-..... .-.--... b
Amount of said policies ,---. $50, AGO O.
l.. G. FOUSE,
| Feb21 President
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1910-02-25

Drop in at Eli Barkley's these
cold da.'s and forget your troubles.
We do job worK-an1 do it right
The same may be said OF a.ir i"ices
All kinds of good cheer at Barkley's 5,
Drop in and get some.
The San Francisco call., 1910-08-23
REAL ESTATE TRANSACTIONS

v. Gambopi Mazzitelli and wife to BENJAMIN
Taylor, lot H. block 3s, City land association !;
$40.
Richmond investment company to William l.,
Hemminga and wife, lot In line of Eleventh
avenue, IS of Lake street, 25 by s5; $40.
Jacob Heyman company to Charles Fredericks
lot in Sc line of Wooisey street. 25 sw of
Saratoga street. SW % by Sc 100: $40
Joseph Daily and wife to S. Ducas company
lot at NE corner of Joost avenue and Congo e
100 by 80 and one other piece; $40.
/ Julia Voight (executrix estate of Frederick NJ.
Voight. deceased).. to Davis Lewis, lot in NV
line of Howard street, 165 NE of Thirteenth
106:21a: $4,000
$40
Stanisaus Barelkowsky to Elizabeth Barrel
kowsky, lot in line Thirty fifth avenue $50
of street. 25 by 120: gift.
Roscoe L. Berglund to Clara Schiller. lot in
line Of Mono street. 74:S S of CsselIi avenue
s 25:1 z 81. n Is. W s4:sls: $40 ''''-'
Obear investment company TO Fl. W. Pos
tlethwaite. lot IL. block I. Ocean View park: $40
Elizabeth s. Cinnamond and wife to Clara G.
Elizabeth street 81 IS by W so: $40.
Rivers Brothers to Alexander Stewart and
wife, lot %. block s. Lakeview: $40.
A. C. Webb to John X. Vevoda ct al. lot in s
line of l. street, 90 of Twelfth avenue, e 80
by S 100; $3.50.
Charles W Eichbaum and wife to Elizabeth
los NE of Tenth street NE 25 by Sc 100; S10
Benjamin Carman to j. s. Cooper. lot in E
line OF Thirty third I'd avenue. venue. $50 of Clement
George J. Carey and wife to Michael G. Rench
lot in w line OF Fifth avenue, 125 S Of street
25 by W 100; $40
0 street. 57:6 of Eleventh avenue, E so by s
100: $40.
Joseph Abranz and wife to Rose Constant. lot
in NV line of Arlington street, 6S SW of Roam
oke. SW 25 by NV 100; SO.
Maggie E. Wood to same, same; So
Irene Bull to Charles o. Barker, lot in w line
The San Francisco call., 1910-08-23
. THURSDAY
WHO KILLED TRAINED
DONKEY? A POLICEMAN
Mysterious Member of Force
MiStoOk Ii for a Deer

Who shot the donkey is a question
that is puzzling Chief Martin and other
members of the police department. The
chief would like to know which OF
his men so far forgot himself as to
kill an innocent jackass that was a
favorite of deer hunters at Ball noun
tain. Mendocino county. 1t had been
trained TO go over every trail alone
and carry home the proceeds of the
hunt.
A party of hunters, among them Cor
poral Matt Collins and Policeman Don
aid r. Campbell and other members of
the force who are keeping their fden-
tity secret, were deer stalling In that
locality a few days ago. and one of
the party saw what he thought was a
deer in the distance. He stalked along
until he came within shooting dis
tance and fred. There was a. loud bray
and the pet donkey fell on his back Kand
gave up the ghost.
Each of the party denies being the
culprit and it is said they were all
sworn to secrecy not to disclose his
name.
The San Francisco call., 1910-08-23
S0TTH OMAHA
MISCELLANEOUS MARKETS
Cotton Market

NEW YORK. Aug 22.-IIutton's wire saws:
since The hrst of the month the weather in
ali states except Texas has been highly favorable
for the growing crop and the recovery from the
unpromlsng outlook cf a month ago has heen
nsrked- but u rema ms to be seen whether OF not
thie ifn proFement has been great enough 10 over
cone the natural deterioration which invariably
tskes place in August. even when the crop is in
gooQ CONDITION. During the last week south
southwest and central Texas received a generous
distribution Of moisture which has puts an end
10 the long dry spell in the southwest, and
while the rains may have come TOO late n prove
q eET great value. stiu they viii not be without
their influence on sentiment. unless followed close
ly by hot winds and high temperatures. The
mainstaF ot The market az present seems TO be
rhe scarcity Of cotton for delivery on August
contrscts- It remains 70 be seen whether the
same character OF support viii be offered in
September.
Private wire reports are bringing accounts
of high temperatures and hot winds IN Texas
which are undoubtedly causing damage The IN
Qertone of the market is very firm.
y .-Norden sold 1900 bales October at IS right
after the cali and in all sold about :. 600 bales
- october during the first 10 10 minutes.
Riordsn took l. 100 October snd also bought
September The bull leaders took no active part
in the early trading. giving the market appar-
cnt support and after the opening fluctuations
were rather irregular with the tone very nervous
owing 10 uncertainty over August
"A private Liverpool cable said that the mar
ket had been affected favorably By prominent
mouse buying 10000 bales.
"nexss wires Shedding since recent showers;
dry. hot wind blowing
Houston wires-Best posted men consider
Texas good. prospects 3 900 600 bales. Okla
bona perfect over 1000. 900 bales.
Manchester Eng.-In the cloth market the
demand remains good. but dealers are waiting
cor lower prices and are only buying for the re-
puired amounts wanted.
''Providence. Z. The market shows in
creasing hrmness IN the part Of the msnufac-
turers and broadening in demand from convert
ers. though buyers are very cautious in placing
their orders at the very moderate advsnce-
spot closed quiet Mddling uplands, 16. 4oc;
iniddling gulf. 16.65c; sales. p .344 bales
Cotton closed steady at a net advance Of 5@12
The San Francisco call., 1910-08-23
BEGGARS' CARDS MIXED
AND TROUBLE FOLLOWS
Trio Convicted of Peace Dis
turbanCe in. Saloon

Three eggars-Frank Warren, his
wife Josie and John Hopkins-were
arrested Sunday night on a charge of
disturbing the peace, and appeared be-
fore Police Judge Conlan yesterday.
Warren had only one arm, Hopkins
one hand and Mrs. Warren used a
crutch, pretending she had only one
leg. They went into the saloon of
William Hahn, 765 Howard street. to
beg. Hopkins showed a card to a Gus
toner. who read it and looked at him.
Why" he said. this card says you
have only one leg"
1--WE have the cards mixed" said
Hopkins. that belongs to Mrs. War
rem" Just then Mrs. Warren struck
the customer on the head with her
crutch, and the police were called in.
The trio was taken to the harbor hos
pital for examination. where it .waS
discovered that Mrs. Warren had two
neither limbs in good condition and did
not need crutch.
The judge convicted them, ordering
them into custody to appear for SEN
tence this morning.
The San Francisco call., 1910-08-23

and NJ. F. Henderson. another large log raft Tor
the Hammond lumber company left down from
Stella this morning for Astoria. There it Will
be picked up by the steamer George W. Fenwlck
and towed to San Francisco.
ABERDEEN, Aug 22-British tramp steamer
tional mill in Hoquiam yesterday for the sound,
after loading partial cargo estimated at 500,
600 feet of lumber
Barkentine John C. Meyer and schooner F. NJ.
Sade are still anchored in the lower bay await
ing favorable opportunity TO pass out over the
bar.
Steamers Norwood and Santa Monica arrived
yesterday from California ports.
Schooner Golden Shore has been lowed 10 a
place at the Slade mill and is loading cargo for
Callao.
Schooner Espada is still anchored of the HUI
bert mill and is awaiting charter.
Steamers Thomas l.. Wand. Santa barbara anu
Lindauer were among the arrivals this morning.
Considerable freight apd many passengers We're
brought from San Francisco by the Lndauer ana
Santa Barbara
Steamer Western and schooner Sailor Boy were
among the departures The schooner Sailor BOY
is destined for San Pedro The little craft has
been out of commission for four years ana re-
Gently underwent extensive repairs. 1hls is its
first trip since its purchase about two months
ago.
TACOMA. Aug. 22-Alrived-United States
steamer Burnside. from Seattle; steamer Admiral
Sampson. from Seattle.
Departed-Steamer Maverick, for SOUND ports
SEATTLE. Aug 2-Arrived-Steamer Cor
win from Nome; steamer Wasp, from San tran-
cisco; steamer Hyadess from San Francisco;
steamer Spok ane. from Alaska cruise; steamer
President from San Francisco; steamer Alameda
from Valdez.
Sailed-Unted States cable ship Burnside, for
Tacoma; steamer Wasp, for Tacoma steamer
Jefferson, for Skagway.
The San Francisco call., 1910-08-23
-eisst e5c sz-0S more Minimum order. carload
New York Prna..
5ides-Quiet. -DuA.
Ictroleum-Sfeadr


nv ~ AgRh, Aug. 22.-uops-Duu
fetroleum-Sfeadv
o-Ssl- baw, rrm; Muscoyado "a TO-. 30
S+llt IlSsi - test. 4 45c: r,oisss,' 'Ss.- .s-ooe
tesl- 200; refined steady sugar -
losed steady az no, ,
--t. f-.ss Saies, 1890 bags .rr,,s+ ~ ~
7,e,ts .-''F, = oetober T.60c: Noveo,hsr cp ~
We-cI ,soe, January. Sic: Fehrusrv : Sc
a.. -. sApril 7.9lc March. SSe. .1~;i
e5-,' NiaE. f.aoc. June = gSc. IuI, : oo, -egrll
Hru; RIO No. :. 9&c: No. : Ssn.nsS ,s. s,s9e. Spot
-, N"-aeFa, 00l2I4c N072e' hlld
butter-Firm. Creanerv sneoi.,s
~ 1life 70 nrst. = = GT29c. state dsir , as
~, = 2 202Siac; process second - s. ol u
7--i1s+;,. n Nestern factory. ga 23Isc. veSto-
-1li,allon creamery 2z@25c 120' western
ltese--tlrm and higher state ,-ho1 -,
- l"@ L. &c; do fancy I5lsc. do n-in I'LL
- eo Islr 10 good, l33< "a 20 do o lllIe
10 ieA Q l-Ae; skins. full TO Special ai.
kggs-Firmer. State Pennsvlvsn,. .,s
lehAery white. 27@32c: do cstberaS near =.
So. "" heAnery brown 25M2Sc. Do ns.,,p - =
SNH. = "a ~6e; fresh gathered extra srS+ .5ss
So 40 nrst. 2l5s Q22lac: do seconds 10 79i;
r., DRIED FRUITS
60 i'o-e 80 'ea Apples-Quiet. steady ON the S,o
,,-i-,e G. S-olea az lo52d1ic; choice S1S sfac
@S9..2S' common 10 fair. sc. q7iSe
lluhes- tirm- Quotations 3I.0aiS. 90 ,,,;
mas up 10 5O-4os and Sage Tor f1rso,o,s an
Z -rn- Choice lOl. a IOl.e- cx,r,
'l.se, u = a l2i2c; fancy. l26l3c
49, -oNues p lrmer. Choice &c: extra choice "a
% 80 fancy. - a Sic e' y =
taisins-Quiet frn Loose r,,s.a.o,s 49,
zes,. - ,S,'s rs o9s ssc: choice TO fancy seeded a.
80 Seedless, 4q42ac; London LAYERS. 81 200
The San Francisco call., 1910-08-23

of Douglass street, 1876 of Twenty y-eighth. n
% by " 100; $40.
Real Estate and Development company to
James F. Reed and wife, lot in 5 line of Twenty
third street, 90 W of Wisconsin, W % by s
100; grant.
Real Estate and development company to ia
cob Carli and wife. lot in E line of Kansas
street, 20 of Twentieth. % by 100: grant
Home Builders association to J. NJ. Hansen,
lot in E line of Eighth avenue, 1T5 S Of Lake
street. S % by E 120; $40.
Elizabeth NJ: Hudson to Eleanor Santini. lot at
W corner Of Twenty-fourth avenue and l. street
South. NV % by SW 100: $40.
Ernst Mstele to Margarethe Miste1e, half Of
lots 5ss to 1856 and feet of lot ISL. gift
Nicholas F. Smith to Annie NJ Smith, lot in
Sc line of Chenery street 1882 NE of Fair
mount. NE 1882. E s5.52: %, W 1876; gift
Timothy Hswrehen to Katie T. Barry. lot in
w line of Alabama street, 30 S of Waltham. S
so by " so; gift.
Carrie c. O'Neill to Fritz J. w Anderson. lot
at SW corner of Waller and Scott streets. S 52:6
Flora 4. B. chandler to EugeniO spediaeci.
lot in S line of Marshall street. IS E of Congdon
E % by S no; SO.
Edward F.. skivington to Eva E. Fisher. lot
in SW line of Eleventh avenue South, T5 NV of
street NV 75 by sW 100: $40
Eva E. Fisher to Leopold Weinstein, same;
Hattie simon to Lille L. Hammond. lot in W
line of Forty first avenue. $50 y of B street,
100. W 1872. sw 1876. T4.52; $40
Samuel j. Hammond and wife 10 Antoinette
NJ Huntley. lot In W line of Forty first avenue.
$50 8 Of A strret, s 80, " 62o2, NE 5l.sS. E
49,; $40.
Kate III. Peterson ct al. TO Angelo Rios. lot in
" line of San Carlos avenue, 19J Of Twentieth
street. S % by " 10; $40.
Henrietta Lichtenstein to Jean b. Gay ct al,
lot In line Of Adelaide place S5:10 " OF Tay-
lor street " Sis by 51:e; $40.
Louis F. sanden and wife to George S. Fall.
lot in E line of Alpine street. 1914 OF Four
teenth \ 23:s by Tim; $40.
Colin Nj. Petersen to James F. Nancy, lot 1904,
gift map 3; $40.
Central trust company to Spring Valley water
company, lot commencing in SW line of San
Miguel rancho and line Of land Of Spring Val
ley water company, W 1906 n 1O0.22, Sc
10. L. and four other pieces: SO.
Martha III. W. Hanjes to August F. Hanjes lot
In r. line OF Twenty eighth avenue, $50 S of Gle
ment street. S % by 100; SO.
William g. Loewe to Charles W. 1e Baron and
wife. lot in NV line of Athens street. 200 SW
! of Russia. SW 25 by NV 100: $40.
George III. Shafer> to Francis C. McInnis. lot in
line of California street S26 Of Leaven-
worth. 276 by SIG; IS. $50.
| Spring Valley lumber yard TO E. d. Connolley.
! lot at corner of Mount Vernon and Delaware
| avenues, NE 400 by NV 40; $40.
Mary A Williams to Ardell Walters lot in z
line of Potrero avenue, 127 of Mariposa street,
25 by E 100; SO.
OF Boyce street, So n of Geary, % by " 100;
! John c. Ruddock to Catherine W. Ruddock,
sixth interest in lot in line Of Ivy street,
| l54;9l3 Of Polk. 40 by w As; $40.
The San Francisco call., 1910-08-23
Los Angeles Produce Marked
1peelol Dispoich 10 The CAIN

lSpee'oi Dispatch TO The Call
l-oo ANGELES. Aug 22-Tbe r,srto+ FOO
,,-rf,. az the active bidding and sales of cheese
7-lS5ns ,5Sn advanced slightly in valne Other com
strong iiisHiahu potatoes were
,,5 eipts were; Eggs. lO1 cases: butter Il 3ss
sssrl- tleese, sls pounds: potatoes 5545
,,1tAsp peslls- 90 sacks: onions % sacks: svveef
es. % seeks: apples. 64J boxes
T-s per dozen Local raifch candled 9-c.
.o e 80 count. buying price. BE: eastern fresh
Soons SsstsFn storage extras 27e eastern storage
%. Butter tper Ibl-Californis creamery. extras
asl-c oo' nrsts. Sic; cooking. 23isc; IsdIe.
large eeSe sa, per b)aNorthern fresh. I7@I7l5c;
90 eastern twins Isle: eastern daisies
F.s ,eosssesn longhorns. l9@20c: eastern ched-
T - aZVc; imported swiss Soc lack ISe:
Domestic wiss. pa 2sc: cream brick 'Iac. linn
sFI' So lsc; Rocquefort, sc: Edams SIS 50; Cs.
Aalian cream. box. 81 '
beans per ctn-No pinks s. No !
hmas, s.. No. ] LADY Wssbfnrton 6 "a. " !
-la .,a-l Nnltes. S4s5; No ] blsckeyes. Ss; No. /
German lentils 81 -Vn'tis' -
cal iSsrPes B,Is,,tp per cfll-Hghlands SI4OaL5o; 10
g,H sweet Potstoes Cper bj-Yellov. 2Isc: red.
The San Francisco call., 1910-08-23
SYNOPSIS OF WEATHER CONDITIONS


Light rain has fallen on the coast of Wash
ington, but there has been otherwise rain
In the northwestern states. In the territory in
no rain. but the weather is cloudy and threat
ening, also much cooler. Conditions favor
able for showers In the valley of the
colorado afternoon thunderstorms again re-
ported. Conditions favorable for continu-
ance of these unsettled conditions in northern
Arizona. southern Utah, Colorado and northern
New Mexico. The weather has generally been
clear in the Mississippi valley and east to the
Atlantic coast.
Temperatures are above the normal from Mis-
souri, to Illinois. Afternoon temperatures of
l04 are reported at Dodge City and 102 at
Oklahoma There has been a sharp fall in
temperature the Dakotas and Minnesota.
Al some points the temperature has fallen as
much as 20 degrees in "a hours
On the Pacific slope pleasant weather pre-
walls. except in the interior of California. where
the usual high summer afternoon temperatures
are reported. At Sacramento reading of 100
Bluff 104.
The relative humidity at Red Bluff Is
per cent and at Fresno 20 per cent.
San Francisco and vicinity-Fair Tuesday
warm in the forenoon; light north winds, chang
ing TO west.
Santa Clara va.ley-Fair Tuesday: continued
warm; light north winds.
Sacramento valley-Fair Tuesday; continued
warm; light north winds
San Joaquin valley-Fair Tuesday; continued
warm light west winds
California. south of Tehachapi-Fair Tuesday;
moderately warm; light north wind changing
to west A. q. McADIE. District Forecaster.
The San Francisco call., 1910-08-23
Nv YORK HfetaI Marked

NEW YORK. Aug. 22.-Stsndsrd copper. easy
spot. August. September. October and November
= 206d 70 ACC; London, steady; spot, f5o los
futures. fJ6 Us Sd.
Arrivals reported At New York today Of POO
.ors. the customs house returns show exports
~ n sOT tons so far this month. Lake copper,
TaErik dI3c: electroytic I2.62i5@l l2.75c; cast
ing y 25nl2.50c. .-..-,,. j.
s,,g,st September. 34d3 81 i2c; October.
32 T5d3z 25c: November 81. T5d "a zoe: Deem
l,er AZ TOa "a. .I5c- London, strong; spot, fl5j
Sead-Steady 44O04.5Q New York; 42I12 a
Z 80 East st. Louis- London spot tl2 IS Sd
S.eIfer-5 3O6i .35c New York 5-2O@5-25c
Fss[ ST Louis London. spot. E22 LIS Sd
Iron-Clevelsnd warrants, SOS in London 10
osfs- iron was quiet; No foundry northern,
SIC a.S5 1e 50: No. 2 sl5 50dl6: No. i southern
t-s 10. ] southern soft. Sl5.754le25.
The San Francisco call., 1910-08-23
NEGRO BLAMES CAT FOR
CAUSING HIS ARREST
Convicted of Charge of Mali
ciOus Mischief

Charles Richardson. a negro. was
thrown out of a saloon at 614 Broad
way on Saturday night and hurled a
brick through the window. He was ar
rested on a charge of malicious mis-
chief. To Police Judge Conlan yes
terday he declared that he picked up
a gray cat on the sidewalk, and while
holding it in his arms it got a scare
and jumped through the window.
1t was shown that the window was
about IS feet from the sidewalk; but
Richardson stuck to his story that il
was the cat, holding up his hand and
swearing to the truth of his state
ment.
The judge said he did not believe
him, and ordered him into custody to
appear for sentence this morning "GoI
darn that cat muttered Richardson as
he turned to take his seat in the dock