davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Omaha daily bee., 1910-10-04
Liberal Receipts of Cattle, with Good
Kinds Steady.
HOGS SELLING TEN CENTS LOWER
sheep and Lambs in Good Demand,
with Feeders Fully steady and
killers steady to strong
In spots.

of cattle, hogs and sheep at South Omaha
for the year TO date as compared with last
year: 1910. 1903. Inc Dec.
Cattle ....... S17,4S3 49,, 420 l15,VoS ..,....
Hogs ......... 1,556,S79 1.S14140 ....... &I,2O
Sheep ......,. 1.SsS,716 1,42O756 472,s6O ..'....
The following table shows the average
prices of hogs at South Omaha Tor the last
several days, with comparisons;
nn.aa 1n1n l,non Zoo. l,nn, LOO L1ana lla0I
Omaha daily bee., 1910-10-04
Boston Closing stocks.
New York Curb Market.

The following quotations are furnished
by Logan Bryan, members New York
Stock exchange, Bis South sixteenth street
Omaha daily bee., 1910-10-04

KANSAS CITY, Oct S.-wHEAT-De-
cember 95q951sc, sellers; May, 99hq991zc,
sellers. Cash, unchangedj No. 2 hard, 9S1sc
d$1.OO; No. 8, 94qgSc; No. red, CSC; No. &.
93Q97c.
CORN-December, 474c; May, 50Ac. Cash,
unchanged to Nc up; No. mixed, 6011c;
OATS-Unchanged No. white, S2QS4c
No. 2 mixed, 311sD32hc.
'RYE-No. 2 74Q77c.
HAY-Unchanged; choice timothy, $4,000
400; choice prairie $1225912.5O.
BUTTER-Creamery Csc; firsts, &c; sec
onds 23c; packing stock &c
EGGS-Extras, 26c; firsts, 2S1hc; seconds,
tic.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-10-04
EIEIn Butter Market.

ELGIN, oct a-BUTTER-Steady at 29c.
output. 702, 800 lbs.
El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1910-04-28

len OIL riego de los siete mil acres
Ieatantes. Recorre el aqua de
estos trabajos dc irrigaci6n como
unas treinta millas. =
Mr.. Young ha viajado por M&.
1icO durante geis meses Y mueesr
ira gran interes en- las proniadas
des v ventajas agric0las de aq,tel
pals.
So interesa sobre todo EN- la 20
ma norte de Mexico, porqie ahf
pueden cultivarse con ventaia las
gggamfneaa, Y. son los granoa Ia
tlase de c0aeeha & que m6s ave-
gados eatAxa los iabraaores aYaegs4
gss essF niGa
sefr saos aDIo les 1ssIta irrtq
energfas que tiegarrollen as
Cualidades agrfcolas y hagan de
aquel oatado uno dc los mas ri-
toos n prodnetivos del rnaindo.
Pneden levantarge anuaiKleasta
dos cosechas de cebada, triRo. a.
vena y mafs y una cosecha de
lfnais kaffir, que so levantara du-
!rante la estaci6n de lluyias. Di-
ice ademas, que gran n1mero de
los habitantea dc Coahuila po--
seen 81 idiOma inglss y el frances
adeiaas del gspafiol, u Que oxrsri-
anentaran nluy poca difienltad a-
9ltellos que no estuviesen fami..
llarizados con el lenguaje ruraz,
para cntendorse con los labraeie
res extranieros.
El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1910-04-28
IA RErNA ELENA DE j /. ITALIA.
Trad. de Ell RnorDon

Rara vez Sc va on ptiblicn & Ia
5reina Elena de Italia, exeentn en
bales & uaiones he Ia cnrt.,
No es amanta de exhibirae .e,
freeueneia i es preeiao confssar
que tarsto ella zorro al tranoniIsy !
gstndioa0 rey. aproyeoian emar,.
.th cirennstaneia tienela & eyitsr..
IiNa exhibirsa en- pflbIico con II,
scGrActee de monarcas.
Uual0uiara leeria Ell los oioa de
IIsa ds carAeter bondadoso y gentia
tiene llernl0Ha y galiaraa nrsssis-
ieiis " el eolor da Nj cuts 81 a.5er-
lRfln. stAf1do faifcfEa + con
tyia@s huge da sk0sIa 9fest tatsiljn
EeA fraIlaa s. aIneera gtsssanau 81
IereIagie tTatar aauatOs 1aia
holsar y Ih funailIa DlaraIsta lagaa
El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1910-04-28
Pablo Cruz, Editor Propetaro Tel6tono I93
1I0OfDElgTIEI.|

afla llscalera de n afio
cay6 ell lines on Ia tardc
g sIt sarr0 que conducfa, 0csaio-
lland dose Ia lnuertc. 1Il fatal aS-
#eld dente tuyo lugar entire III RIO
l mission de San j ose. Nadie
lle yi6 c5ler, pero 81 Sfne tlico que re
EcoIoei6 81 cadaver opina quo Id
4 sdIl1slerte fn6 instant tanea, por con-
lfnoGi6n cerebral. (, fs}y
gl u tsez de Paz del precintn iii,.
.anerO j. p. Chavagneaux, g prac-
..ltic6 las informaciones del eaao 81
Es9lArtes por La tarde, gesultantlo
Due gEscalera fu6 al RIO con i'm
icarrO para traer dos barricas con
aglla y al regrcsaF ttivo lugar el
|lsaccid ente. El tiro del carr0 no
s5lgni6 SUI camino, sino que luego
que el conductor cay6 pararoiise
Has bestias.
uando sc descubri6 ell cadaver
,aneron encontradas paciendo tran
Aqiiilanlente 4 0rillas del camino
Eiiilrenelidas al alcarro. Las nersOnae
Eisorl quienes vigfa el finado no
slnerian que fucse al acarreto tle
lagtia por raz6n do su avnnzada
Eaaad, teniendo le sobreviniese al
sln percance, pero 81 sicmprc
||,lEaasstia en- hacerIo. Sobreyiyen
llsealera varios hijos Y nietos QUO
iden cerca de la mission de San
jose,
11e sepultado 81 Microbes.
Pax & sus restos. @
El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1910-04-28
HON yOR1.B 4 HTTJl6os All III - |.
ii

Los cuefpos dipl aticos Y
'co1lallla res que preEtnn en- MAx1-
ct sis servici0s, erigir6n nn mo-
nunle ent0 en- honor del extintn III.
cenciado Ignacio Marisacl: Minis
,tro que fu6 do RelacioRes Exta-
riares ON 10 capital de M6xico.
III Club Internaci0nal lla aide,
l.onrado con el nombramianto de
depositario do las sunas con fIua
al cfecto contribuyan los moxi--,
canos que residen en- los Estad doa
Unldos y los amcricanos que de-
seen honrar al finado Ministro
en- oss tribute.
Una carta do Manuel Cuesta,
Consul Mexicano en- Del Rio, o.
rccibi6 el LINES por el Secrata--
eio Hartman, del Club Interna ,io-
nal, inquiriendo si ell club dcsea
cooperar procuranda do los rs-
fsidentcs de San Antonio los f0h
dos para ayuda de Ia erection del
mOnllmen:o.
La Communication d0 asimisn0
las gracias & los miembros del
Club por la expression de estiina
| ~ simpatfa enviada al Presidenv
| i Dfa2 en- tempo oportuno, ,euan-
do ocurri6 liz muerte del seiior
Lic. Mariscal.
El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1910-04-28
lno dc ua Bnsz.

AslG Uo uh UuG2.
lieen de Monterrey, con fccha
gs
segino Garza, residente de Ii
tic La ciudad que SO eneuen-
a Aobra la mdrgen sur del rio
cOnoce con ell nombre de
l.,sisito, fu6 arrestado aver
aGsigaci6n dc Iaber asesina.
Manuel saldivar, uno. do
fsea locales. Dfeeae Que dis
on 81 jlinx acerea Gle eierstos
eia lea dit 8 6
.cdalsa sra Esa1ItsS etalDable tie
slia ben aysfsanado sln perro. Gar
fa assso lIta gran pnaal que hum
di6 & salSiffvar en- 81 coraz6n, ma.
tandalo cast instanthneanefite.
llM criiflinaI ae eaeuentra On po.-
q de IA antoridad on espera del
fallo de la juatieia.
El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1910-04-28

mnS burdas II de Iabe. logrado
l,asar G los Ilstadoa Unidos, no
ltubiesen t1rosp perAe do.
Ahora ei osag ~ diferente con
las lnonedas plfeetaa ON eirealss-
eioI, poraue ~ haeliura pareeG
perfeeta j ena Iuiara las acept,.
con presteaa sssbre eotio, perso.
mas POGO familiarizadas con el iii.
nero.
Ushiao & elIo, ii gobierllo So
I,ropone descntpir destrtiip Id
ban1a dc nnonafl 8Foa lflIBos, II ID.
rn logeaala aa los pesos ileeesa-
rios.
El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1910-04-28
D s. Az t;l
S,1ls

dor Unidos, imitando 1iez,. slsS
orc de air1c0 pesos princii & Is
apArecer circUland0 en- Ri iron
terra de exicO 8 varias Sia eslIsF
In0l1etlas 01strniiech has, han Ga GIt,s
II u On Ina1oa tle los asgentea
icio secroto del Gobierno
deral
Del niinaero de elias 81 dc q 4 los
ttiferentas lngares de Mexico e al;
los ctiaIes han hecllo at aISaricttislS
los elnpleaaos dadncen Due
Iaisas mOnedas SO eEtan tctliili}i.
do en- no pequ CHA escala. No sit,st
taate, sll cireulaci6n estd totl!lss
via dentro do los Iimites de- NJ issis
90. 353 ..S} 81 $sss
B En nlgun0B lugares han apars~l
eide On tan gran nNmero, qtfs@
los hotelas VI casas de iieg0ej0s
Lam pril1eipiado arehusarse & q res
eihir en- pago ir1oiiedas de opo III III III
GtliiO americana. #s s 81
Este, en- algunos casos, lla utsa.3
sionado trastornos q mucllos oassl
jerOs americaflos que van & Ale
zico en- neg0cios.
1 Cue las monedag SO eat6n sleu-1i
iiando en- grande escala, Slo de-I
Inuestra el lecho de que las inone.
.tlas recogidag por los empleasl.g
lleyan cuatro diferentes fechas.
lion de 1880, 1881, 1884 " 1898
Ilssto prueba que hay, cuando me.
gh1oa cslatro naoldes on us0.
Las imitaciDIies s0n lae aaeioras
Slne dnrante rlluchos amos nc han
plgto on los EE. III. " Sc cal.
,asIlla q engafian & clalqniera con
exception de Los expert0g, I'm
tamaio, eolor, peso y aan sonid0,
EiareeeT, fyenltinss. in exhHait
nninneiogo denilestra que laa ilios
aladas son fnndidas y no troqaeIa
slas,
20 lsf,eas 81 esEsaeissst
los me iosaiisa, gs EleE ales
S. Is
6i0a dc IL rsolseia, = no llaaei
sls elias un eR men nlintcioso aI
reeibirias, resulta f6eiI la eirGl,.
lection dc Las nionetlas en aatief
pafg.
lsOs Agentes sseretos5 ouiaan
cue aaag naonedaa estAn Bienslo
1abrieadas en- Mexico 81 yendiIas
"a nainerng sin cgcrllpnIos, aue pa
San con elias & su gef1te me xiieas..
ma da trebajO. De este llIoslo ias
ailt,nedas circular entire geflts sia6.
mo este efa cipaeisaad de rshuss.f
las = circular aa1ientio graduk f
nlante del distriIo hasta centres
efolales de mayor importail-
cia. PaHail asi pOr tantag lnatasss
que serla tarea Nt4lne 81 1eEi;s BAR
Eei primitive origoil ls obten6r Ia
Estlfielente avisIflaeia .,ara deela..
fasl aguien clllpaDlo dc su eir.s
tlilaei6n,
aa yigiia do cerna ID froiffel,a
T1itrfa eyitslt. ysia Iaa mon geit.
gan 4 eiraular ea foB Isstaaoa s.8
lia1ds,8. ISl sergieio aeeretn 3tlel
enhjeg5lo ME xieano hss sisio notifis
eaan 0portuna naute do Is asa
lFIglon do Iaa falAas taonedas s.
s. atsefi eslfElatz para etaeolss Yisl.
Jos els lpa 81
tastsa III d se st ans
! sEsssls dor allos aie1isIo I,lsl {
JIG oirgasleai6as Ell los eais, ms
itsl g l ie0s lslbgladaa estss4
tra Iseelitls p6t gtt5op Ia eiiles ,al
pero disha8 iisl eY:sla
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El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1910-04-28
Biiiet0 1aIs0.

Biilete gaIso.
|. Loa Agentes del servicio se.-
tereso del aobierno Federal aquf,
slan recibido notieia do Que es.
to en- circ1ilaei6n I'm billete esp1-
roo de 80 &C. ia nota es tlnl
Fourth National Bank dc Phila-.
,delfia eatd fEecha do una foto.-
grafia, pero resulta una fnuy ma
Fla i1iitaci6n
El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1910-04-28
Dc lI9lS Sl3Il g0BlgIIIO| \
cargo COlIliSllOl Il

sss sss
& Mayor la Comisi6n de-
b u Dtiston reel l1ier0n mn az Ii tls de
hombres de iiegOcios tle San AM
6 konio. La reception efactU6se On
eI City Hall & las o dei la lria-5
4. s.iiana del mi 6rctjl les Dasad0. Los
Jcnisionados trabajaban On slls
htsspce cetiyos slepartNnSentos 4 la
( bora en- qIas $50 present6 el coSnitA
sfueron llaniA los 6 la sala do
ONES, como persOnRs qtlieneH
ggepresatitaii el diFeetorado que
itiane & su eargo los aslntos do
una corporation do 10000 fabis-
taiates.
In d'rectiva dc Houston rome
ss diariarnente en- la oficina del
4 Mayor Si6ntaase los niieiflbrOs
que ls forIlan en- tlerrcdor do ii.
Y sla grau mesa, sin formalidades
! Nslrla lahsentar sin pofnpa mi re-
presentation aitoritatiya. Los
siegocios que Sc tranitan paTeeen
lcaslBar Ia impression de que los
S1aatoloa de pnblieas asambleas,
IN ias,s s,essA sios,es apo'AeAss Z eSs''s
=. kiee, layisr de Houston,
asa slti0 eia0ss;a tse l'a cO mission tase
! is sel enc de losji'. llet City Hail
lssce stl eldei1ela dtraIite las
AIs;ssn i. !. S, 4s.s.
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de una tIaaflspsa vs1
sats oti b idea If fsno Z 8 &
ponerae buSnos ctsls.I,et al.
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El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1910-04-28

Eds eotta4 A6 OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES ~ Ca
E'bexas de depaFtanellt0, Ionedelis
|ldirigirt los astlntoS die. lii ciudad a
s.. Tn forastero de I'm estado del
Ogste teilia posesiones en- H0its--
ton On uno de los aisttitos que
40 ha mlcho tisrnpo quelaron in.s
Eelufdos dentro, de los linlites de-
/ ia eitIdad. IGrcontr0 quo ans tfareS
penos fIct.on yaiuados " asonOYsss 81
dos EN- taSas itllicllo nayotes que
Jas de sng yeciilos VI colindantes.
C0ntrat6 IAN pfominelite allogado
de aqui para que on sill represen-
taci6n preaeus usase una petiei6n fir
ailasta por honibres prestigiatlos.
Irajo 4 ::i abogado al City Hall,
tratamos 81 asnnt0, estando PREF
aentes el assessor y I'll collector dc
taxas Y en- una hora qued6 aree--
glado d astinto de aquel foraste.
no, qilien Be RETRO del salon de
consejos satisfecho j, con au re-
'lcibo de taxas. Mos dijo ane en-
sti pueblo, tai arregio lie lnubiese
eoatatiO alguilas ssnsanas dc ITEM
19o por los antiques trEInites vi
pro dimientos, que tantO mniti-
plioan las labores del collsejo tnu-
nieipaI. e
Esta cintiad no cAmbiarh ali
9orlna de gobierno iamas. ,.sisl
euando Of pueblo eliza eoniaiona-
dos digerentaa, pnes toCios loa Gu.
dtlflafiBg So mani fiastasl altaYnanfe
aAfIafechos Gle la forlna adOptassa
sIIse e 81 traeta con ffsiatas isaSis
aln lla1s Defas 81 cora
4 s.
.nleIraI
1 81 NOS easlaEllos dons
ctsla que no astanaos pAufccsanlera.
70 sos lr8s de poier cnhrir.
i 9ta este s loga fHorma ex ten.
Esli0se el Mayor Riee, oonsid era I.
do fninIteina1 1ialeTlta t0siOg Is rs.ss
li1ls,s de ie. administration de la
lslniad, estabiecfendo com s,aracio..
ines que haeen resaltar las ven.
.Itajaa fIaeinraa del nuoyo sistansa.
administrative de Gobierno &
Iicarg0 de 0onlisio11adog no So.
{ les con razOnes u paIabras. aino
con hes1aoa paseatea con los raslil
tsss.1s aaots,flos xIys,s, xlstel sea,
qIae presents la cilda1 de
Z 1pi1atDta q una aftura 6e adelan--
e'aIssasn6s cue, com redo con stI
/ sstasao Sae clsaeo amos .traa, Itaera
- $ ~ . \. !. 81 S & 8 V'ss
asA Isel'sEl y .tIf 80 yif'rlio ss 70
rssasss sIas s. I,'asF'le sle tonic
aas;esiss'' s1eaea. ps0iros estfa.
alss's ses - ts,lifiieIt'n tie ltlcslSel.
l'1n S. I,sossTssse ealegr
~ = ~ esilssas ~ fsl1 gu We
ssa',' 1Ios ''1 ]. i. mos slsa
s., s.. s., J. ;as s $,
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s..s s1 S. 3 ~. - 80
80. ssss sss sss
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El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1910-04-28
a &

= "a is q 81 sfxS
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9I, :. 81 3 = d 81 4 = I
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El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1910-04-28
ra1l I !. lll1i q !

6 Qnt0 q on g kFa CO e n ~ Oli6ldnIo IoI
I0tfA peHH0nA i6 s egt f1 1t1 ~ r. ~ =
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.1car No es de- Il eiiy Nus IN tiS GI
NAlN9k IN el OrIgttGl u, Dir tnnsn r. i16Siid0n
IS lanlo s SlT!ls, ttotls AZ, 81 Laredo Eks,
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-03-13
WILL TAKE TRIP ABROAD
Banker Lilhs Forced Out of Exclusive
Club From Which J. P.
Cudahy Resigned.

Kansas City, Mo-. March 12.-Jere F.
Lillis, the banker, and j. P. Cudahy
have resigned from the exclusive Coun-
try club of Kansas City as a result of
the affair at the Cudahy home here
here early last Sunday, when Mr.. Cud-
ahy and his chauffeur tied the banker
with rope and mutilated and pum-
meled him.
Mr.. Lillis, it is stated, will go abroad.
Cudahy's resignation, which was VOL
untary, has been accepted.
Lillis, it developed today, resigned
only after he was summoned to appear
before the directors and show cause
why he should not be expelled. Lillis'
resignation mas not been accepted, and
the club officials decline to state what
further action will be taken against
him.
The two men are also members of the
Kansas City club, the Evanston Golf
club and other local organizations.
These have not officially recognized the
affair, so far as known.
Mr.. Lillis intends to leave the city for
a long rest, and a friend was quoted
today as saying he probably would pass
a year in Europe. 1t was denied that
he intended to resign the presidency of
the Western Exchange bank
Mr.. Lillis, who was last night re-
moved from the hospital to his home,
made further progress toward recovery.
his nurse announced, but he declined
to talk for publication. Mr.. Cudahy is
cut of the city.
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-03-13
CLAIMS PART OF ESTATE
Daughter of E. ]. Baldwin, Issue Of
Alleged Common Law Marriage,
Finally Brings Action.

Los Angeles, Cal, March 12.-Prepar-
atory to an attack on the s25,000,OOO es-
tate of the late E. ]. Baldwin, the Ar
cadia turfman. who died a year ago, a
petition was filed in the probate court
today asking that a guardian be ap-
pointed for Beatrice Anita BALDWIN,
otherwise known as Beatrice Anita
Turnbull who is declared to be a
daughter of Baldwin and Lillian ]. Ash
ley.
The petition is signed by Leo ]. Ma
guire. who asks to be appointed guar
dian. The share claimed by the petit
toner would make about $5,000,000 or
S6,O00,0O0.
The petition goes on to state that
Miss Baldwin was born December Z,
1898, in Los Angeles, and is the legiti-
mate issue of the said Baldwin, her
mother being Lillian j. Ashley, who
since has married one Turnbull.
The basis of the claim in behalf of the
petitioner is an alleged common law
marriage between Lucky" Baldwin and
Lillian j. Ashley. The marriage, it is
acknowledged, has since become VOID,
but the contestants are relying upon the
statute which declares that all children
of a void marriage are legitimate.
At the time of the birth of the girl,
seventeen years ago, a common law
marriage was recognized as valid, al
though the law of the state has since
declared such a union illegal. The girl
is now attending a boarding school in
Boston, and her mother resides in the
same city.
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-03-13
NO SYMPATHY EXTENDED
London Newspapers Rather Glad
Than Otherwise That James A.
Patten Was Mobbed.

London, March Thames A. Patten,
the Chicago Spectator, who was jostled
and driven out of the Manchester Cot
ton exchange yesterday. sailed today
from Liverpool for New York on board
the steamer Mauretania.
The English press. generally strong
for law and order. extends no sympathy
for MIR. Patten in his Manchester ex-
perience. The Westminster Gazette
says today:
I'VE are glad that the American cot
ton king got out of the Manchester ex-
change with nothing worse than some
huStling and hooting, but cannot pro-
fess any sympathy for his wounded
feelings"
The paper expresses establishment
that aPtten had the 'impudence," con-
sidering the injury which his opera
tons had done TO the Lancashire cotton
industries, to presume on the courtesy
generally accorded visitors from across
the Atlantic. 1t adds:
Men who make corners in raw ma
terials in men, life and labor, are no
longer sent TO prison, but they cannot
reasonably expect to be welcomed by
the people who have suffered through
their operations.
The Pail Mall Gazette does not ques-
tiOn that the Chicago speculatOT may
be, on his own lines, an honest DEALER
but what is interesting and important
| is the judgment OF the Manchester
business men upon the lines which they
themselves consider reprehensible."
The paper calls the cOrnering Of the
neeessaries of life monstrous, and adds
1T would be difficult 10 draw the
line between the legitimate and the IL
legitimate in market methods, but that
there is such line Is the confident
judgment of our common morality, to
which the Manchester exchange has
given rough and ready EXPLANATION"
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-03-13
HOUSE COMMITTEE
CHANGES THE BILL
Drastic Amendments to the
Railroad Measure Favored
by President Taft.

Washington March 1.-THE admin
istratior railroad bill was amended in
the House committee on interstate COM
MERGE today so as to make commercial
or market valuation of railroad proper
ties by the interstate commerce commits
sion a condition precedent to the merg-
ing, consolidation or reorganization of
roads subject to the interstate COM
merce law.
This change, one of the most drastic
yet made, opens the doors only to valu-
alton of properties whose merger is con-
tempiated. The committee has not by
this action endorsed the various
schemes for physical valuation of all
railroad properties in accordance with
many bills introduced in both houses of
Congress.
The amendment imposes a handicap
on such consultations as the Harri-
man merger fthe Union and Southern
Pacific lines.
The bill, in section IA, authorizes a
new. combination, in cases of reOrgan-
iZation, consolidation or merging of two
or more railroads, to issue stock or
bonds UP to the par value of the welded
corporations II was cOntended today
that to permit the managers Of mergers
to issue stocks or bonds up to the par
value Of securities of the two roads
would work an injustice and would re-
suit in taxing the public to pay divi-
dends on watered stock.
The committee amended materially
the section prescribing conditions under
which a railroad corporation may ac-
quire the stocks or bonds OF another
and nOn-cOmpeting railroad by the is
sue Of its own stocks and bonds.
Representative Washburn of Massa-
chusetts offered an amendment provid-
ing that the interstate commerce COM
! mission shall supervise the issue of
stocks and bonds and fix the price at
which they shall be offered for sale.
This amendment and others were not
acted uoon. The committee hopes to re-
port the bill to the House next week.
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-03-13
Flood Bound Passengers Live
in Chair Cars for IL Days

the rest, died half submerged.
1.-The railroad company did every
thing possible for the comfort of pas
sengers. They We're fed and cared for
as well as the situation would permit.
There was a frail little woman on
our train who told me that she had
been two weeks in the one seat in the
chair car. She lived in Cheyenne and
was on her way home from Los An
geles. Her financial circumstances
would evidently not permit her to take
a Pullman, although she had a little
girl years old at her side. She also
had her brother, lad of IA years old,
with her. Passengers tried TO induce
her to take a berth in the sleeper, but
she steadfastly refused.
There was great rejoicing early
Thursday morning when the word was
passed that the track had been made
passable and that trains would move.
There were miles of passenger coaches
on either side of the washout. Smoke
from engines could be seen for miles to
the east and west as they pulled rest
lessly on the sidetracks. When the sig
nal was given for a general movement
there was blowing of whistles, and
with perfect system the great tangle
of trains was unraveled and order was
slowly brought out of chaos. Trains
westward bound were given the prefer
ence. No. 8, the Overland Limited, was
the first train to move east"