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The Detroit times., 1910-05-13
U. S. cow BONDS,
NEW YoRR COTTON.
NEW YORK PRODUCE.

NEW YORK, May l2.-Flour-Inact-
I've. unchanged, Pork-Quiet; ness:
$2tQ2+h0. Lard-Steady: middle west
spot, Sl3.35@13.5. Sugar-Raw. easy;
centrifugals, % test. I.30c; muscovaGo,
50 test assoc; refined. quiet; cutloaf,
e.o5c; crushed. 5.95c powdered, 5.JSe;
graduated. 5.25c. coffee-ltto No !.
on the spot. 7AQ use. Taliow-Qgiet:
city, 3-l6c; country, Ga o. y e.
Dressed poultry-Easier; turkeys, lSW
21c; chickens, l7123c; fowls, l6gi9c;
spring ducks, 24@ 25c Live poultry
Irregular; geese, lOc; ducks. l3c;
fowls. lshc; turkeys. 1ogl4c; roosters,
old and young, l2hc. Cheese--Steady'
full cream, new, common to special Is.
lOls W14hc; full cream. old. specials,
1914 Gle; skins. specials. lOl1 Oils;
full skins, 3Q3nc.
Coffee options opened unchanged To
. points higher. Butter-Qulet; re-
cCipts $3.50; creamery, extra, 2Sc; state
dairy, tubs, 23@2Sc; Imitation cream.
cry. hrsts, 23h W2+hc. Eggs--Steady:
receipts 2S.S20; nearby white, fancy, 20
q csc; nearby mixed. fancy, 22W22 y =;
fresh firsts, 1914 n &C.
The Detroit times., 1910-05-13
Quotations by Hayden. Stone N Co.,
May IL. 1910:
lbl Rld. lsl Sold. lxlsplit.
TOLEDO.

TOLEDO O. May l2.--Wheat-Casn
and May, sll3: July. sLoiA; Sept,
t1.o3h. Corn-Cash and May, Si &c;
MAY IIs.c; July, 4eac; Sept SsS ::
Rye-No 2. 1gc. No. 3, 76c. Cloverseed
Cash. $3.50; oct. and Dec, $6,5i ~
March. s6f5. Prime alsike. 1915 Prime
Timothy, S215 Butter, eggs and nay,
unchanged
The Detroit times., 1910-05-13
nosroN COPPER SALES.

share sales Of May fifth, furnished by
Hayden. stone : Co; A5 1SS.. ~ s1S; 40 49,
Ariz Cont SEQ; All, OBS; Bonz., 500:
Bos. 6 corb. 20; Butte, 1870: Blu. ,&
Bal. $40; c. ~ A. .52I: c. Range. e92:
r. b.. l,o45; Fr, so5; Cir 4So' GT;I az
Roy. ss5;. Kerr l., 10; Lake, 4'a55SS;
Mich. $40; Mob. l45; New" 81 81 ,s ZIP
10: o. D., so; Csc, 456; Arm. so; gu.
az Rax O. a2n: = Ee 100: Shan, 10;
sup. as: S. & Bos.. $50; 5: Pts, SS9'
Tam. so; Trim, l05: Oil. 100; Rennihs'
75G. do pfd, 21S; Apex, AS; Ut, Con,
1895 Wet. 100; VIM, i65; WoiV' w.
The Detroit times., 1910-05-13
nnSroN CnprEn LErrER.

NepOrted Tor The Times By CarSoh,
Craig g. CO., May l2: Early London
cables quote spot metal on as. futures
on 81 Sd Boston copper market quiet
and easier thlS morning. Sellers OF
copper report n general reawakening
OF interest on the part OF buyers Win
a broader inquiry and sales larger Than
The Detroit times., 1910-05-13
LIVE sfocK
DETROIT.
,hiaaa Central stock Yards,

DETROIT.
Miehigss Central stock Yards;
and 4oa soc higher. Prices ranged az
Iollows Choice steers. aNeragin tsom
Loco TO 400 lbs, SO 100; cAo'se
good butchers steers and heIfers. slg
t.2b; common killers and fat COWS. tz-s
o. Gamers, cows. 70 20: comnl9n
butchers aud heavy sausage bulls,
s. ;S0a 3.i5; stoekers and feeders. 80
19s pet cwt. Mitch cows--Active' szs
$50 per cwt Sheep and Lambs--ActiNe
and steady. quality fair; choice lambs,
ssdS.5o; light to fair. ss;I6gi; Is: com,
sheep and lambs. sl.5oIs,5o; common
killers, ss75m350; culls, s29s.5O per
cwt. Hogs-Dull and Toe lower quai-
ers, ss'S6 9s'so; light yorkers and pigs.
iss: calves. see; sheep. 9,ess; hogs.
EAST BUFFALo-OpeninE.
Dunnlng = Stsyens' Live stock Report
EAST BUFFALO. y. Y. May IA
best 1900 TO i.iSo-lb. steers. $3.50
SIS: good 1000 20 l.35O-lb. steers, sI.25
OTIS; best LOO TO l.200-lb. shipping
steers. ss.So@7.25: mediub butcher
Butcher iU steers i S SIS: best TAT
cows. s5.500G.50; fair to good cows.
$4I5@e.25; common TO medium. do.
S5.SOU4goi best rat nelIers, sO.9O ~ '-o'
good fat heifers. t575Q625; fair TO
good. do. s6@ 5,I5: best feeding steers.
$5.50G6: medium To good. do. $50 6.25;
stockers. all grades. s4Q4 ~: best
bulls. $G@6,50: bologna bulls. S5m5.75:
thin light bulls, s3.75@4.5O; best milk
ers and springers. $5@6; common TO
good. do. $25G45 each. Hogs-Receipts,
10 cars. steady; heavy, sl0Il0.i0; york.
ers. .sl0.15G 1910; pigs, 5000. Sheep
best lambs. SS.25m9.35; yearlings, $775
as: wethers. sT,25@7.6o: ewes, $500
1850 Calves-S5@S.
EAST BUFFALO-CIose.
EAST BUFFALO. n. Y. May Ia
changes: Cattle-None here; market
steady; prime steers, ss@sl5; butch
ers' grades. s4Q775. Veals-Receipts
so: active and steady: common to
R fseiSe $500 1000 a sefsp aH Sa ssSsr
sheep, slow; choice lambs. ss@s.35; Gull
10 fair. S6.75@s75: yearlings, $500
s; sheep. s3@7.10. Hoss-Receipts
1850: light grades, active and steady;
siO25: mixed. slo.1O@1O.15: rougha
$4,000; stays, SSQS.25. market slow
CHICAGO LIVE STOCK.
CHICAGO. May l2:-C.a Jt Re
as, s5dl65O: western. $50 a 7.30; stock
ers and feedrs, S4m6.70; cows and heif-
ers s2.s0@7.50; calves, S6ds. Hogs
mixed fep''; sssSSas IS; heavy 1886 $50;
rough. s9.35 a 9.45; pigs, S9@9.5O. Shcep
and Lambs--Recepts $4,000, weak; ma
tive s4.S5g7,5o; .w sesstsrans si.SogT ~;
$3.50 n 9.35.
CLEVELAND, o.. May l2.-Hogs-
50 az Cat1le-=Recelpts ) cars. steady.
Receipts 800, $3.50 top.
The Detroit times., 1910-05-13
KELLY MEN UNDER FIRE.
They Are Accused Of Using States
Time and Money for Campaign.

Time and Money for Campaign.
LANSING. Mich, May lit is said
in political circles that lot OF letters
showing the activity OF employees In
state departments on behalf of Lieut..
Gov. Kelley have fallen into the hands
OF the enemy and that Osborn and
Musselman men are telling about IL.
It is claimed that Kelley's support.
ers are using state stationery and
stamps for this work, and that the
time of employees, when they should
be working for the state, is used to
send out the correspondence.
The Detroit times., 1910-05-13
APPRAISERS MEET WEDNESDAY.
Engineer Walker and Attorney Wen
ster VIII BE Ready Then. -.

Engineer walker ano NttoTney "eE
ster VIII Be Ready Then. =
Attorney Clyde |. Webster and Di-
rector of Appraisal Frederick w.
Walker have decided that, they will
be ready to appear before the d. u. r.
arbitration board next Wednesday,
fully prepared to go on With the hear
ing. The members OF the board have
been notified and, in all probability,
will convene on that day. Messrs.
Webster and Walker have finished
checking over the items In the respec-
tive appraisals, eliminating those over
which there Is no dispute, and will
now begin a study OF the details OF
the disputed items.
Sob Printing aonr riHnt: Tines
Printing Co., Id John h-sC call Aain
iAnR. or City a20k.
The Detroit times., 1910-05-13
BUTTER AND EGGS.

Butter - Creameries. extras, t,ei
hrsts, gee. dairy butter, zlc' paShihs
stock zoe per lb. -
Eggs-Fresh current receipts, cases
Included. tginc per doz. Receipts on
Thursday l,tgS eases.
The Detroit times., 1910-05-13

,s.:o: No. IL, ,s.sS;. No. ~, $50; ~
rs, .s5iS; No. - t9lsi 20 .sSaid
powdered. lib cartons. As TO case; ts.as
per case; household powdered, bib CAR
The Detroit times., 1910-05-13
BUSINESS BRIEFS.

A quarterly dividend OF / ga per
cent on preferred stock has been de-
clared by the United States Motor Co.
Henry s. Koppin has purchased
from A. b. Park the S-apartment build
ing at Nos. 1916 Smith-ave The con-
sideration was about $4,000.
The Richard Irwin Company. OF
New York, one OF the Oldest broker
age firms in the country. has opened
up q Detroit Office in the Ford build
ing, with w. J. Reineke, formerly de-
partment manager for the Acme White
Lead & Color works, in charge. Mr..
Reineke has become a partner in the
Irwin Arm, largely as a result OF the
successful manner in which he dis.
posed of large block OF Acme secur-
tiles some time ago.
Wade Mills, president OF the Detroit
Credit Mems association, has accepted
an invitation from the president OF the
national association to deliver an ad-
dress on Advantages Of membership
in the Credit Mems association" at the
national convention TO be held In New
Orleans next week The Detroit and
Grand Rapids delegations leave Satur.
day on special train, and will pick
up the Toledo delegation In that city.
James c. Ferguson, who succeeds
F. B. Choate as general agent for the
Union Pacific and Southern Pacific
railroads in this territory. Is expected
to arrive in the city next Saturday "a
take up his new duties. A report that
he will have charge OF only the Union
Pacific lines Is entirely erroneous.
The Detroit times., 1910-05-13
COPPER MARKET-Ciose.

po .r's. e eSR a. nsH Bo Az Ely
Citn.. 20h; Cactus. sA; c. A.; Ss
g & H. Sss; chief, u; chine inc i2b
Mob. Cent; 81 Cop; Range First First Nat,
Cons. sA G.csn,. 81 hslvs 3; Ind
81 a; Isle Roy, l7H: Kerr l., SIS Las us
so; Nip, 10: N. Butte, $2k; \. Lake,
l2is; Ohio Cop. .2is; Old Dom 81
shan. iiS s. Lake. 5S: Sup Cop. 20.
Sup. & Bos., II; Sup. a Pitts, LA
Trim. 5Ts: Utah Apex, 8; Utah Cons
"a II; Smelling, a.; do pld %; win.
Sh; Wow, l1S; Yukon. Va,
The Detroit times., 1910-05-13
chicago PRODUCE,

CHICAGO May l2.-Butter-Crcam-
cry. extras, 27c; firsts. zoe: dairy. eN-
tras, 26c; frsts. 24c. Eggs--Pfime
li6l4kc; young Americas, Sc Live
roultry-TuTkeys, l5c; fowls. l6G
i6Irc. ducks l54 lsc: geese, Bl3c.
The Detroit times., 1910-05-13

points for a time. Potatoes are steady,
but little better inquiry Is reported.
Fresh vegetables are active and there
is a big trade In Strawberries.
Appie.--Fancy. s4045o: common. 8.
Qs per bbl: western box apples. ss.7s
Bsnasa.-Good shipping stock. $3.50
62.50. according to quality.
e ee:.3riss Ima per ls Crate.
fiesaaa sss.eS Rfo ,.sOos per
Cabbase--New. ,2.7s@s per crate.
Cheesc--MfchiRan nat, late made, 10
915hc; fan made: 159 isc: York state tate:
York State 1s9lsc; German cream.
block, 2ic: domestic LOAF csc: import
ed. 2s@ soc per ID.
Cr.nberrie.-s55o 9S per Dbl
Dressed CaIve.-Choice, iOa1oIsc III;
common. 9ashc. per ID.
California. Soc per box.
Fresh Vegetables - Cucumhers. hot
house. 75gaoc per doz; lettuce, hot.
$50 per hamper. radishes, 20I25c per
doz: wax beans, $500 per box: pars-
ley, 25c per dozen; green beans: 90
10000 su fSe
matoes, $2:50I3 per 6-basket crate. soc
Ter basket: water cress. h@26c bu:
sss bs Elephant SGs S9 oss des spinach
soc@si per bu. s2.25 per Dbl; aspara-
gus. $50 Oils per case: California. &c
per bunch: green peas. $50 2.2o per ou'
young onions. 109l2c dog.
Hag@petroit dealer! are plying tho
lots, T. o. b. Detroit: No. ! timothy.
sioy gr mi mixed sic q 1850: rye straw:
.w.Aa - fro ~
l. 'YI% Loose " hay from fsrmsss wsseS:
on the city markets ranged from $ls
0I H;ss as to aGG arsS No !, lie: green.
green. &c: No. kip; enred, lie;
calf, iMc of No. /; horse s,des, No. I.
$3.50: No, $3.50; sheer skins as 10
wG aa.. sSeSshsS; white. ,sS,7e: am
Der. Iaa ltei essrasss" 1 sS. Psr bob le
Mussroems--is@ Soc per ID.
Q iJc; pecans. iaa i5c: flberts, II o iac:
ID; hickory nuts. -.helibarks. 81 q l.so
Onion.--New Bermndas. y226 per
crate: Texas Bermudas. szV22s per
Grange. - California naveis. s2.7s0
fisesppi..-Fior,das. sa.oo02sO per
doz, $iM4.50 per crate.
Popcorn-Ears. 262kc per 10.
Potatoes-Car lots. bulk, $500 per
f3N25c bu; new Bernudas, S2.9O@3 per
bu' $3.50 per Dbl.
Poultry-Chickens. 17@1Ihc; hens,
l7d1Sc; stays and old ROSTERS, l1g
lac; ducks. 156l6c; geese, lie; tur-
keys, IT@ISc per 10. =. a
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES cases. $500
sweet Potatoes--IilinolA sl.io per
hamper.
TaiIow-No !. &c: No. 2. &c per To-
The Detroit times., 1910-05-13
CurCAGO GRAIN.

CHICAGO. May 1.-THE bulls bought
wheat freely today and the market
opened strong. Corn and oats were
also taken in large quantities by Fat
Ten and other bulls, and both were
strong. Provisions easier on heavier
run of hogs.
Noon-All grains unchanged to hc
above the opening.
Close--wheat closed fractiona:ly
higher all around. Corn strong In sym
pathy Oats unchanged To sc up.
PORK lower. Others unchanged 10 &c
lower.
The Detroit times., 1910-05-13
Children Cry
FOR FLETcHER'S
Q a 9 T RIA

Bgsiness-fik- PriptinE. no tus, ana
no feathers. The plain, neat kind that
looks right Times PrintinE Co., rs
John A-st Main 1898. or City s3sG
The Detroit times., 1910-05-13
PRODUCE

Price changes were few and gener-
ally unimportant this morning. The
leading exception TO this was In calves.
These have been coming in freely this
week. as the eastern demand has been
greatly reduced Everybody had calves
on hand this morning. and the best
bid for anything more than single
carcass was loo n pound. There has
been so little poultry I'm this week that
the market Is beginning to stiffen
again. Butter and eggs. In the opinion
OF many dealers, have seen their low
points for time Potatoes are steady,
but a little better inquiry is reported.
Fresh vegetables are active and there
is a big trade I'm Strawberries.
The Detroit times., 1910-05-13
Markets and Finance

reported for long time. Three els
electric companies are said To nave
been heavy purchasers during the lhst
few days, and the total sales were
about 5o.00o.0O0 pounds.
rumors that have been IN circMauon
recently, regarding the condition OF
Calumet a. Arizona. and It's divltend
possibilities. a prominent broker says
Calumet & Arizona on lSc copper mar :
ket could earn $40 per share on so.ne
economies that would have 10 De uh-
dertaken.'
Butte and Balakelave will pay her
FIRST dividend In July OF so cents lor
the first quarter.
The Utah Consolidated Mining 90;
has passed through the very pau
ground which had been troubling sor
three years In It's lower Levels. %. :
meath this barren or faulted zone, the
Utah Consolidated is opening up whhi
may prove TO be a very valuable anu
much needed addition TO It's ore re-
serves. The Utah Consolidated peopls
are now well into this ore body ana J.
continues to hold values. The cost OF
company on the other hand, Will re-
duce it's smelling charges by the use OF
the new 100000 international smeI-
ter at Tooels. In which the Ctah Son-
solidated Co. has a half milioh m
terest.
Dividends need not be expected I'M
mediately, but Utah may from now on
quite likely that the insiders VINO
scld out their stock around 20. VIII pe
willing TO buy IL back at under 20
The Detroit times., 1910-05-13
BOSTON COPPER.

Reported for The Times by Hayden,
Stone a Co, ll6-l1S Griswold-st:
lFh
The Detroit times., 1910-05-13

as :,
hamper.
The Detroit times., 1910-05-13
YESTERDAYS N. Y. STOCKS.

Reuorted for The Times by Hayaeo'
Stone 4 Co. ll6-lls Griswolu-st t>,.,n
The Detroit times., 1910-05-13

Popeorn-Ears. 212Hc per 10.
Potntoes-Car lots. bulk, $3.50 per
~ III csc bu; new Berrrudas, S2.sO@3 per
bu. 81 per hill: new southern. W per
bu, $3.50 per bbl
Pouitry-Chickens. 17@17hc; hens,
lT6lSc: stays and old ROSTERS, l19
I3c; ducks. I5dl9c; geese, l2c: tur-
keys. II9Isc per fb: 49,. 90 "a
The Detroit times., 1910-05-13

Henry s. Koppin has purchased
from A. b. Park the s-apartment build
ing at Nos. 1916 Smith-ave. The con
sideration was about $4,000.
The Detroit times., 1910-05-13

quarterly dividend OF ga per
cent on preferred stock hits beeH-de-
clared by the United States Motor Co.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1910-08-04
NOTICE OF ELECTION

To the electors of the Town of
Wrangell, Division No. I, Ter
ritory of Alaska:
Notice is hereby given that pur-
suant to an Act of Congress, emit
tied An act providing for the ell
ection of Delegate to the House
OF Representatives from the Terri
tory of Alaska" a general election
for the purpose of electing a dele
gate to the House of Representa-
tives from the Territory of Alaska,
for the full term of the 62nd Con-
gress, as provided in said act, will
be held on Tuesday, August 9th,
1910, between the hours of s o.
clock, a. m. and 7 o'clock, P, m.,'
of said day. The Common Cogn-
Gil of Wrangell having heretoforeI
by ordinance duly designated the
voting precincts Of said town and
the polling places in each thereof,
the electors are hereby notified:
That all duly qualified voters re-
siding within the boundaries of yot-
ing precinct No. I, of the Town OF
WEangell, which are as follows:
Comprising the entire area of the
W-angell Townsite, will vote at
the Patenaude building, located at
the corner of Front and Patenaude
streets, which is owned by Leo
Patenaude, and occupied by the
Town Council Of Wrangeil, the
same being the duly designated
polling place in and for Precinct
No. I, Town of Wrangell, Alaska.
Dated this eth day of July, 1910.
Signed
The Common Council of the
Town OF. Wrangell Alaska, BY J.
f. Worden, Clerk.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1910-08-04
NOTICE TO CREDITORS

IN the United States Commissioners
Court, Wrangell Precinct. First Div
ision, District OF Alaska.
IN PROBATE
In the matter of the estate of James
Powers, deceased.
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN
That l, E. P. Rehing, of the town of
Petersburg, District of Alaska, have
been duly appointed Special Admins
traitor of the above named estate of
James Powers, deceased, that letters
of administration were granted to me
on the 9th day of July, \. D, 1910.
All persons having claims against
the said estate are required to present
the same to me at Petersburg, Alaska,
or tothe United States Commissioner
for the Wrangell Precinct, District of
Alaska, with the proper vouchers
Herewith, within six l6) months from
the date of this notice.
Dated at Petersburg Alaska, this 9th
day of July, A. D. 1910.
f. P. REFLING
Special administrator of the above
SIS. named estate.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1910-08-04
Finds Grave In Ocean

+ When Captain Hamilton of the
iii
Truth came into port last Sunday
he reported that John Baronovitch
had been lost overheard and was
probably drowned.
The launch had left karta Bay
Saturday evening bound for Lor-
ing. Baronovitch had but out the.
side lights and afterwards went be-.
low and put on his overcoat. He!
went on deck again and was not
missed until the boat pulled into
Loring. Here the captain went 10
waken him and found his bunk en-
pity. \ search of the boat was
made but the missing man could
not be found. Sometime during
the night he had evidently slipped
overheard and sunk.
Baronovitch was thirty-eight
years old and was born at kassan.
Hewas married but had 20 child
rem. His brother in the hope Of
finding some trace of him is offer
ing a hundred dollars reward for
his discovery. -ketchikan Miner.
The deceased was the brother of
Mrs. T. ]. Case OF this place.
The geodedic survey steamer
Gedney was at anchor in St. Johns
Harbor last week, making surveys
in that region.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1910-08-04

The deceased was the brother of
Mrs. T. !. Case of this place,
Imperial Valley press., 1910-04-02
THE CITY ELECTION

What is there in the office of city desirable that any citizen having business of his attend to should be hold and make campaign to get it? There is salary and there is much hard work The only satisfaction honest out of the job the consciousness of serving the public the best his ability and promoting the progress and welfare of the city.
 Five trustees to be elected in E Cento April II, and candidates Most of the candidates ucany to the filing of the nomination petitions in their behalf and elected would the city at the cost of sacrifice of private interests There exception conspicuous that ii is not necessary to point it out
 The others accepted nominations because they good c and willing do necessary public work not because they hold office They should not be expected to make paign' turn their hands to get votes
 There political other issue which citizens d vded and the attempt make parzan nominations at the fake primary mpernence and farce The only purpose of the election should be the selection of competent responsible and trustworthy conduct the business of the city, and that may achieved by ignoring the bogus y tickets print ed the ballots and writing the of candidates in the independent" column.
 is the belief of The Press that public interests will be served best by the election of Hamilton Norton Force Berger and White Trustees Sprague City Clerk Fuller Treasurer and TOney Marshal.
Imperial Valley press., 1910-04-02
4 CASE FOR THE POLICE

The wise of the nation seeking the of the high and rising of living that making existence the cities carous for the of population. Wise Taft the
 miners have dug too much gold Sage Hill the farmers not growing enough wheat and Smart Armour pigs Other wise other equally convincing to themselves And all of them again
 that there under production of food stuff in this country Vast quantities of wheat exported from the United bread made from American flour cheaper London than in New York Great herds of American cattle shipped England and beef is cheaper London than in Chi The blame for high prices cannot be laid the farmer the miner any other actual producer of wealth.
 The farmer getting of the increased of food but only small percentages the greater part disappears where between the producer and the who the price Be- them stands the capta of industry with hand farmers pocket and the other rng the consumers problem how those chng hands pockets and handcu It is job for the national policeman but there be national policeman big enough for the job
Imperial Valley press., 1910-04-02
SAN FRANCISCO'S BEST BID

San Francisco begins preparations for holding great wide day and night and make the city he Paris of America In plain English everything that vicious evil and nasty Paris to be initiated in San Francisco and made feature of the life of the city San Francans they approve the Mccarthy de scheme because will help business and attract the money spnders of the world and they er San Diego for wpg her "stngaree district and discouragng the whoopup-al night crowd.
 Nothing could clearly define the essential difference the people of the northern city from the population of Southern California in character and civic spirit San Francisco found ed by reckless adventures and has always been weopn rack e gambling cynical pendthrft city It has always been gov eed by graft and its spasmod effort to achieve civic de- cency only sunk deeper in the muck Its claim tody of he honor of the State of California; Gargan tuan jest Southern California settled by industrious sober minded homeseeker and and be wild and wooy There is the sort of difference between the sections there fifty between Boston and Natchez- under he-hl in this the wild bunch being in the north
 Possibly Franciscos bid of unlimited license waow
 muck in hes half acre. in the heart of the city her Federal aid and attract the hgroers of the world her exposition her of civic depravy But surely will obtain for her project the endorsement support of Southern California Talk of compromise this matter waste of breath There nothing for San Diego do but ahead with her Panama Canal Exposition just she started and seek and federal aid for the project it's merits If such aid shall be
 denied will then be for San Diego decide whether not it Is expeden her plans with such backing the South ern counties give her.
Imperial Valley press., 1910-04-02
ESHLEMAN FOR RAILROAD COMMISSIONER

The name of John M Esheman has appeared frequently in eState newspapers possible candidates for the fees AttorneyGe and Railroad Commissioner but Mr. sheman has signed his willingness accept nomination any state office and all such announcements have been au ed and premature The Press authorized say that Policeman candidate for the nomination for Railroad Com gioner in third district and believes voices the opinion oerial County giving unqualified approval to his candidacy The only other declared candidate for the Republican nomn n is Theodore Summerand and o doubt that Esheman H Summerand question the intelligence of the people of district Summerand talks of running his record" That joke He could stand upon his record he would bog an in it his
 It is not to be presumed that Mr. Esheman would be Mr. rrns choice Railroad Commissioner but if the railroad e expect be believed when they they want only fair reasonable treatment they will not make any fight against him
 know that he neither a corporation drudge dema m and that would give them the deal that he
 dlemand of them the public No honest man has
 Near and has anything to hope from Jq1n Eshe ny place of public trust His record in the ' stature