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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-02-11
nosted rates were as follows:

DOMESTIC EXCHANGE. - Boston. &C
discount; Chicago, l5C discount; San Fran
cisco, sight, 712c, telegraph 1212c premium;
New Orleans, commercial 25d50c discount.
bank 81 premium; Charleston, buying par.
selling Lice premium. st. Louis. 15c dis
count bid. sc discount asked: Minneapolis,
45c premium; Savannah. buying slice dis
count, selling par.
BANK CLEARINGS. - New York. ex-
changes 1895 633, 49,, balances S2O,392.SlJ; Bal
644; Philadelphia. exchanges S25.u45i2, bal
anceS S1665,31S; Boston. exchanges 81, 994. =
22+, balances Sl.l05,T6
SILVER MARkET.-Commercia bar sill
yer. 511.c Mexican silver dollars &c. Bar
silver III London closed at % 11-I6d, I'M
changed.
GOLD PREMIUM.-In Madrid. 10. Lis
bon, Il.
MEXICAN EXCHANGE. - Mexican ex-
change on New York is quoted at 2.oli2.
GOVERNMENT REVENUE. - Receipts
from customs yesterday were $l.S22,01S; in
ternal revenue, $685., 2S4. and miscellaneous
S53.2S9, a total of s.. 063.512. against total
expenditures on ordinary account of So
ceipts have been 0S9 and ordinary On
penditureS 81, l&, 80. the excess of receipts
amounting TO S.llS.5lS. For the fiscal year
to date ordinary receipts have been <S92,-
60S.SSl, against 500. AL 500 in the same time
In 1862 and ordinary expenditures SH5.0S4.-
4Sl, against Sill, OS9 566 in 1893. the excess of
expenditures this year amounting To ~
$50 AS. compared with an excess last year
OF SIT. .0O9. Including Panama Canal &C
count and public debt, the excess OF all eN-
penditures over receipts since July amounts
to S4S. IA. i55. against an excess IN The cor
responding period a year ago of S99 ass. 3S6
UB-TREASURY.-The Sub-Treasury was
debtor To the Clearing House a,Noo@e.
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MINING STOCKS.
WHEAT,
coIIATERAL TRUST NOTES.

275 600 May option 81 1913 81 11ls 81 1875 81 l@.
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THIRD AVENUE
Railroad Company
REORGANIZATION
Notice to Non-Depositing
Bondholders

TO HOLDERS OF THE FOUR PER CENT.
FIRST CONSOLIDATED MORTGAGE
HUNDRED YEAR GOLD BONDS OF The
THIRD AVENUE RAILROAD COMPANY
ISSUED UNDER IT'S MORTGAGE DATED
MAY Is 1900
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Mexico Missouri message., 1910-12-15
RoBs CASH DRAWER

E. B. Norris, secretary of the
Farmers & Laborers Insurance
Co., lost the contents of his money
drawer last Thursday at noon
He had John Crowley, colored
engaged in carrying some coal up
the stairway. Mr.. Norris step.
ping out Of the office few min.
utes, Crowley went to the safe
and helped himself, getting some
thing like $50. The money was
not missed for several hours. Tho
matter was reported to the officers
and soon City Marshall Brown
and Constable Barnett had Crow
ley rounded up. He confessed
the theft, but had already spent
about all the money for new
clothing getting ready for COLI
weather.
Mexico Missouri message., 1910-12-15
A HAIL FELLOW.

The Auxvasse Review Comments
as follows:
NJ. L. Fred English, of Rush
Hill, came in Tuesday on a visit
to old friends and relatives. He
is just as jovial as ever and is q
hail fellow well met anywhere and
everywhere. He said he came
over to give us a jaw fest and he
did it most accomplishedly, but
we rather enjoyed it and do not
feel any worse for the roast he
gave us. He is an old bachelor
and gives us a reason for him be-
ing in this wretched state, that he
promised his old mother, who has
passed over the river, that he
would not marry while she lived
and he kept the promise, until
now marrying never enters his
head.
Mexico Missouri message., 1910-12-15

are shipped to England and manu-
factured into furniture.
Joe Pratt has bought back the
blacksmithing and horseshoeing
shop he formerly owned, east of
the Crown Laundry.
C. C. Bybee, out Molino wav.
had 80 chickens stolen from his
chicken house one night last week.
That thief better not come back
and let G. c. get his eyes on him,
George Brakel, of Laddonia, has
bought Bruce Icenogle's black
smith shop in Benton City. Mr.
Icenogle goes to a farm he re-
Gently bought in Marion county.
Mr.. Brakel is a good citizen and
he knows the blacksmithing bus
mess, too.
Mexico Missouri message., 1910-12-15
Four Miles Out.

Thru the politeness of Motor
man II. p. Averitt the editor Of
the Message and Clty Clerk Wal
lace Dearing enjoyed an electric
car ride over the four miles of the
completed road from Mexico
southwest. The ear pushed two
fiat cars bearing a large ingot
iron culvert, five feet in diameter,
to be used in a culvert near
Champ.
1t is beautiful agri-
cultural country out tn a t
way. We passed farms that have
been selling from $50 to 800 per
acre. The finest line of railroad
track we passed over was along
the west line of Mrs. Lamertine
Lakeland s farm.
Superintendent of construction
Col. G.. f. Stevens accompanied
us on our return trip. He had
just come in from a walk of five
miles over the proposed roadbeG
on to the southwest. He is a very
active man for his age. lie now
lives on farm in jefferson cOun.
ty, Mo-, but has travelled in nearly
every country and has made two
trips around the world. He 5
built railroads in South America
Cuba and the Philippines.
When the Message asked him
what he thought of the country
around Mexico he quickly replied
con, it's all right; good for
mules, they say. | have seen tho
Missouri mule in South Africa
the Philippines, Japan and China
and he always stands for the mon
ey. Audrain county and the Mex
leo, Santa Fe & Perry R. R. arc
sure all right" "
Mexico Missouri message., 1910-12-15
A GOOD MESSAGE.
Our Brother Editors Speak Kindly
of Us.

Bowling Green Times: The
Mexico Messageiseleven years old
It's message to its readers has al
ways been clean-fOr right as the
editor saw it. 1t is a fine paper
and the Times wishes it success.
Farber Forum: The Mexico
Message entered upon its twelfth
volume last week. The Message is
a splendid paper with a large and
increasing circulation and has
proved its right to live.
Vandalia Mail: The Mexico
Message, one of Missouri's s bright
est and newsiest papers, has en-
tered upon its twelfth volume. We
wish Editor Beal many more sic
cessful years.
New Florence Leader: The
Mexico Message has entered upon
its 18th year of usefulness.
Laddonia Herald: We neg
lected to mention last week that
the Mexico Message had entered
upon its 18th year. Bro. Beal
gets out a good paper.
Wellsville Star: The Mexico
Message has entered upon its
twelfth year The Message is one
of our most valued exchanges
John Beal certainly deserves tC
succeed, and he is, too. Here
hoping the Message will continue
to grow and prosper.
Lee Shippey, of the jefferson
ian, Higginsville, Mo-, author
poet, philosopher, originator o
Missouri Notes" in the Kansas
City Star, in a business note t
the Message slips in the following
on the side, which we very mucl
appreciate; 81 get your gooC
paper regularly and enjoy it
Shortly before election | threw I
boquet at it in "With Our Neigh
bors." After speaking of tn,
brightness and newsiness of tn,
Message l remarked that Mex
leo has three papers editeC
by well known newspaper men
but John Beal seems to be runnin,
the best one" "
Mexico Missouri message., 1910-12-15
WEST LICK.

'Edd Ferris and J. II. Phillips
delivered hogs to John Hobson
Monday 0 $3.50 and 800.
Mrs. G. w. Green entertained
Mesdames S. P. Dubray and G..
w. Mcintyre, Tuesday.
G. w. Mcintyre and family
visited Joe Laird and family near
Vandalia Sunday.
Rube Brown lost ? head of
fat steers valued at 800 per head.
Edd FRAZIER, 5. p. Dubray, Jack
Brown, S. p. Beadle and Geo
Menefee attended the Dick Smith
sale near Vandalia last Thursday
r. p. Brown shipped cattle tc
st. Louis this week.
Uncle Sam has given out thu
grand total of the figures in tn
census cont-he has over ninety
three million children.
Miss Bessie Barton, teaching i
the Cauthorn district, gave bo
supper and entertainment for tn
benefit of the school library re
Gently and the proceeds amounts
to $50.
Mexico Missouri message., 1910-12-15
SECRETLY MARRIED.
Then Entered Hardin College
Announces Marriage.

Monroe City, Mo-, Dec. 7.-The
secret marriage of last July of
James ii. Whitecotton, Jr., son of
the former Speaker of the Mis-
souri, House of Representatives,
to Miss Florence Deaver, a stu
dent at Hardin College, at Mex
leo, Mo-, was announced here to-
day.
The wedding was solemnized
at Kansas City without the know
ledge of the relatives of either the
bride or bridegroom.
Mrs. Whitecotton kept the
secret as long as any girl is eX-
pected to withhold such informa-
ton, then informed her college
friends. She sent a letter to her
relatives at Monroe City stimuli
taneously, announcing her mar
riage.
Mrs. Whitecotton will return
home during the holidays and
with her husband will begin az
rangements for housekeeping
Her husband has been student
in college at Fayette since the
wedding.
Mexico Missouri message., 1910-12-15
SOME CASH; SOME NEWS.

Mrs. A. Henderson renews for
the Message.
Ralph Adams pushes up the
date of his Message subscription
George Duncan has the thanks
of the Message for renewal
favor.
We are glad to enroll Mrs.
Della Kerr as new Message sub
scriber.
Thomas Ray, the hustling saw
mill man, is a new Message sub
scriber.
Russell Squirting, Willard Potts
and Judge j. A. Lewis renew for
the Message.
E. E. Shay, one of this county, s
splendid teachers, has our thanks
for renewal favor.
DR.. b. C. McGee, at Sherman
Texas, thru a Mexico relative
will get the Message as a Christ
mas present.
DR.. w. T. Dodd, the good doc.
tor who looks after the sick out
Cant way, hands us a dollar on
subscription.
Ed. Crawford, northeast of
Mexico, renews for the Message.
Mr.. Crawford is building a fine
new residence ON his farm.
Martin Hildebrand, at Martins
burg sends us a dollar for re-
newal of the Message, and adds
Don't wish to miss a number. "
F. d. Parsons, down Benton
City way, called on the Message
a few days ago and enrolled his
name on our big list of subscrib-
ers.
Mrs. Henry Bird, Texhoma,
Okla, sends us one dollar, and
says; keep the Message coming
Mexico is my old home town, and
l am always glad to get the news
from that quarter of the earth. -
Mr.. and Mrs. T. H. Slavens, OF
Laddonia, visited the family o.
their son, j. B. Slavens, in Mexico
last week. The Slavens are all
mighty good fellows. While here
Mr.. T. II. Slavens called and sub
scribed for the Message.
Mexico Missouri message., 1910-12-15
CHAMPS HICKORY GAvEL
Indian Girls Elopement -
Haunted Mill Dam.

Montgomery City, Mo-, Dec. 7
SO sure are Champ Clark's con
stituents in this Ninth District
that he is to become the Speaker
of the House that his friends will
present him with a unique gavel
to call the next Congress to order.
1t will be a gavel of hickory and
romance.
In 1914 a mill was built on Peno
Creek, in Pike County, by Enoch
Matson.
A piece Of the apron log Of the
dam was cut out by Mr.. Matson
and Warren Hatcher a year ago.
Out of this the gavel is to be-made
for Cannon's s successor.
This mill was the first built
north of the Missouri River, and
it is said that the dam is haunted
and that no fish will live in the
water.
An Indian maiden who lived AT
the old dam site fell in love with a
white man and eloped with him.
This angered the chief, AMI.
gathering his braves, he caught
the pair and threw their bodies in
the water above the dam.
Since then even the fish have
deserted this spot.
Mexico Missouri message., 1910-12-15
FARM SCHOOLS.
The State Grange Will Petition
The Legislature.

Palmyra, Mo-, Dec. THE
State Changers, in session here to-
day, exemplifed the degree work
for local Changers.
Tonight the degree work of the
State Changers will be given.
Resolutions indOrsing the work
of the State Agriculture Hepart-
ment were adopted; and tie ..eg-
islature will be petitioned to in
crease the appropriations for ihI
work.
A plan for establishing agrI-
cultural schools in each county
in the State will be submitted to
the Legislature.
The only expense the State
would be put to would be to fur.
nish instructors for short courses
Mexico Missouri message., 1910-12-15
COUNTY COLLECTOR PULLS.

The Centralia Courier said last
week:
Audrain's s new collector, Alec
Pulls, was in town Monday ar
ranging for a public sale in order
to move to Mexico. He will take
charge of the Collectors office
about March 1st. Mr.. Pulls says
that he will not appoint a deputy,
but do this work himself. His
friends are counting on him MAX
ing as good collector as Tom
Roden, and that's good as best.
Mexico Missouri message., 1910-12-15
HENRY MOORE DEAD.
Was a step-son of the Late Mrs,
Polly Moore OF Mexico.

The following account, taken
from the Perry Enterprise, will in
terest many of our Mexico and
Audrain county readers:
Henry Moore was a splendid
citizen. Faithful, loyal and de-
voted to his wife and children, in
dustrious, aggressive, determined
whatever he undertook he put
the force of his life behind it.
Outspoken, free to express him
self at all times, you always knew
just where to place him-and L
he was your friend you could
count on him TO the end.
While not a member of any
church, he believed in the church.
was a regular attendant and sup
ported it with his money. He was
friend of mine-while we did
not see all things alike, and even
after | had tried to convince him
of his greatest mistake-he grew
closer in his relations, and with
the eye he expressed appreciation
which his lips could not speak.
Henry was the sixth child of
David and Malinda Hopkins
Moore and was SO years old the
Goth of last May. In the fall of
'76, when he was % years of age,
with Miss Martha J. Clendenin at
his side, with right hands clasped
and with John A. Brooks as the
officiating minister they took the
solemn marriage vow-"TO be
faithful, even unto death" Ruby
and Ida, Emmett and Edwards
Leta, Corwine and Carl-he took
them as one child to his bosom
and loved them with a father S de-
vOtion.
The Here is over the Hereafter
is his, and instead of individualiz-
ing his faults | would rather think
of my own weakness and many
mistakes and leave Henry Moore
in the hands of Our Father.
JIM COIL.
We take the liberty to add a
few lines to the above:
The funeral took place at the
family residence in the east part
of town on yesterday afternoon
at ! 80 o'clock in the presence of
a large number of grief stricken
relatives and friends. Ed jim
Coil, assisted by Revs. Kerr and
Bibb conducted the services
Burial at the Lick Greek Gene.
terry. The floral offering was
large and beautiful.
In addition to the relatives in
and around Perry there were pres.
ent at the funeral C. C. Clendenin
of Hannibal; Chas. Casper and
wife, of Rush Hill; T. j. Gibson
and wife, of Mexico; John Hanger
and family, Ed Atchison, wife AM
son, of Wesley Chapel neighbor
hood; Mrs. Tina Akridge of Van
dalia; John c. Moore, south o.
town; Sam Caldwell, of New Lon
t don; Mrs. Sallie Fairbairn, Mrs
j. S. Henderson and Eugen,
} Bishop, of Santa Fe.
Mexico Missouri message., 1910-12-15
HAwTHoRNE Has CHARGE.

Hon. Champ Clark has appointed
L. B. Hawthorne superintendent
of the Mexico schools, to take
charge of the competitive exam
1Rtion to be held here December
"a for one cadet and two alter
Y.JAto West Point.
Clark wrote Prot. Ha@~
thofe that It IS not necessary to
h,aAenpetitive examination to
feet a Adet, but he has to give
/very boy &the district an equal
chance, rich or poor.
Mr.. Clark continued
II was poo boy myself and
would have walked from Wash
ington to Mexico to have had a
chance to stand such au examina,
tion for West Point, D. at that
time Congressman nearly always
appointed some favorite The
recollection Of my own poverty
impels me to have competitiv,
examinations"
Mexico Missouri message., 1910-12-15

j. S. Mcintyre, formerly of
Mexico and who ran for the nom
ination Of Prosecuting Attorney
of Audrain several years ago, will
spend six months travelling in
Europe next year, His wife will
accompany him.
Mexico Missouri message., 1910-12-15

Mrs. j. f. Martin and Miss
Nina Pearson gave an elaborate
and delightful reception last Fri
day to large gathering of their
friends at Mrs. Martins beauti-
ful home in Waddingham Place
Mexico Missouri message., 1910-12-15

John Crawley, the negro who is
charged with stealing a sum of
money from q. B. Norris last
week, has been bound over to
await the action of the Circuit
Court,
Mexico Missouri message., 1910-12-15

Mrs. D. A. Murphy is at
Albuquerque, N. NJ, where she
was called this week by the death
of her sister in that city, Mrs,
Timothy Conley.
Mexico Missouri message., 1910-12-15

Alex Seymour, who recently
moved from south of Mexico to
near Montgomery City, was here
on business last week.
Mexico Missouri message., 1910-12-15

Miss Edith Crosby, laughter of
Mr., and Mrs f, l., Crosby, will
leave first OF the year TO attend a
school Of music in Cincinnati,
Ohio.
Mexico Missouri message., 1910-12-15
TWO BIRTHs

Born, to Mr.. and Mrs. Jesse
Fike, a son, Born, to Mr.. and
Mrs. Claude sansberry, daugh-
ter,
Mexico Missouri message., 1910-12-15

Mrs, l. p Dyer is visiting her
sister in-l ", Mrs. NJ E. Barriek,
in st. IIo is. Before her return
home she viii visit her sister,
Mrs. Ebepezer shattuck, in Dal-
las county.
Mexico Missouri message., 1910-12-15

Mrs. Joanna Bray, a sister OF
C. NJ. and G. B. Null OF this city
died at her home at Moscow Mills
last week. She was 20 years Of
age.
Mexico Missouri message., 1910-12-15

Mrs. John Beal has been enjoy.
ing a visit from her aunts, Mrs
Mary Griffin, of Fulton, and Mrs
Chris Stewart, of Louisiana.
Mexico Missouri message., 1910-12-15

Mrs. Josie Musgrove is suing
her husband, Walter MusgrOve,
for divorce. She alleges indigni-
ties and non-suppOrt.
Mexico Missouri message., 1910-12-15

Mrs, Robert Bright, a sister Of
Charles Holt of this city, died at
her home near Hatton one day
last week.
Mexico Missouri message., 1910-12-15

l.. 7. Paisley, of Rush Hill, re-
turned last week from a visit to
relatives in Oklahoma.
Mexico Missouri message., 1910-12-15

j. S. WoodsOn, of near Bach
elor, Galloway county, will move
to LaddOnia soon.
Mexico Missouri message., 1910-12-15

Mrs. James Carpenter, of Roth
vile, Mo-, is visiting her mother,
Mrs. Belle Moore.
Mexico Missouri message., 1910-12-15

VIM. Coatsworth, of this city
has enlisted for service in the
navy. He goes mainly that he
may get the advantage of travel.
Mexico Missouri message., 1910-12-15

Luther Barricks. of st. Louis.
visited his uncle, l. p. Dyer, near
Mexico, last week.
Mexico Missouri message., 1910-12-15

Mrs. Lydia Renis celebrated
her 73rd birthday at her home in
this city last Sunday.
Mexico Missouri message., 1910-12-15

Miss Anna Mundy of near
Perry has been visiting relatives
at Mexico.
Mexico Missouri message., 1910-12-15

Ole Slavens and |. ID. Lambert
left last week for Southern Texas
where they think of locating.
Mexico Missouri message., 1910-12-15

Rev. II. l. Cobb says he "tiea
up the Deputy Sheriff, " last week
Mexico Missouri message., 1910-12-15

Mrs, }. L. Pierce, Of Laddonia.
visited her brother, j. r. Ban. last
week, at Troy.
Mexico Missouri message., 1910-12-15

Mrs Alex Carter is in a hospital
in Chicago where she underwent
an operation last week to remove
an enlargement of the thyroid
gland. The operation, we under
stand, was very successful. 1t is
hoped the Mrs, Carter will be able
TO return home in a week or ten
days
Mexico Missouri message., 1910-12-15
COUNTY COURT.
Bills Allowed - Petit Jurors
Chosen.

The County Court held a two
days session last week, windin
up the business of the preser {
court. Grand jurors chosen, bit
names withheld from publication
for the present. The following
were chosen as petit jurors:
Sailing Township: 7. s. Lor
and G.. V. Proctor.
Wilson: r. G. Peck, F.. Cleeton
V. H. Offut, w. Van VactOr.
Cuivre: NJ. NJ. GOoeh, q. T.
Doyle, r. R. Hammett, j. NJ. Price.
H. p. Middleton, r. A. Lake.
Linn: Geo. Kellerhals, Robt.
Dye.
Salt River: T. U. Stuart, Basil
Price, Ed O'Brien, w. d. Mason,
j. T. Williams, +. f. Pierce.
Prairie: NJ. L. Travis, E, j.
Crawford.
Loutre: J. W. Douglass, R. =.
Crane.
The following accounts were a.
lowed:
Don A,,o,;oo,, pr;Joo Con,
Mexico Missouri message., 1910-12-15

The electric ear now runs out to
near Champ, south of Mexico
Judge Bolts thinks that nice
little town will be built up at
Champ after the interurban is
completed to Columbia or Fulton.
Mexico Missouri message., 1910-12-15

Charles Householder is suing
the Wabash railroad for $500
damages to sheep in transit, de-
Llayed.
The Falls City tribune., 1910-04-01
LEGAL Notice.

Legal Notice -
In the X richardson County District
Court. Stateaof Nebraska. . z
Peter T~rredqrick Sr., fpiainttff, Ss;
Charles MdMahang Anna MeNfahan,
his wife, Frank Gilliland and Emma
r. Gilliland, his wife. defendants.
Notice is hereby given that by vir-
tue of an order of sale issued out
of the District Court of Richardson
county, state 81 NEBRASKA, and to
me directed as sheriff of said coun-
ty, bearing date 4on the 7tb day of
March, 1910, | will offer at public
sale at the west door Of the court
house in Falls CITY, in Aaid county,
on the 18th day of April, 1910. at
the hour of / O'Clock p. m. of said
day, the following described real
estate, situated in Richardson county,
state of Nebraska, to-wit; The Sc.
y of the e. az of the S. E. Quarter
of the N. w. a of Section Is,
Township 3 n. in Range II, East of
the 9th p. NJ.
This sale is made in pursuance
of the decree of foreclosure of two
mortgages held by said Peter Fred
erick Sr., ~s6verally executed to him
by Charles McMahan and Anna Nc
Mahan Qssthe property above des-
cribed aid Which was by them sold
to Defendants, Frank -Giiiilahd-ahd
Emma f. GiHiland, his wife, who
lalso eZesutct a sabsccHent 4 mort,
gage to plaintiff ON the same prem
Uses, the said Frank L.. Giiiifand and
| Emma e. Gilliland having ,purchas5
ed the legal title of said land from
| Charles McMahan and Anna Nc
Mahan subject to the first MORTGAGE,
f~oreclosed in this action and given
by the said McMahanl and his wife;
the legal title to said land now be-
ing in the said Frank Il. Gilliland
and his wife, Emma e. Gilliland, and
the same is seized and will be sold
as above stated to satisfy the decree
and costs foreclosing both mortgages
above described. Terms of sale
cash. W.T.. FENTON,
Sheriff of Richardson County.
Reayis & Reayis, Attorneys for
Plaintiff. a,.#. #5 ri
First publication March Is, 1910. .