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New-York tribune., 1910-04-08
WILL VOTE ON INJUNCTIoNs.
Harvard Man Gets Measure Before
Massachusetts Legislature.

Boston. April The Hoar anti-injunction
bin was substituted in the House for an
adverse report of the Committee on Ju-
dietary.
~ Is one OF the measures for which or
Eanized labor las been striving for many
years. and its substitution means one Of the
titterest labor fights Of the session. The
measure is one Of three dealing with in
functions. and was submitted by petition Of
Roger Sherman Hoar. Of Concord and Har-
ward University.
The members fought during the better
part II the day over three bills one OF
which provided that no injunction should
issue from the courts unless to prevent
rIeparable damage 20 property. The others
0f which the Hoar measure Is one, provide
FOR jury trials IN contempt cases
New-York tribune., 1910-04-08

spot quiet, with prices L. points higher az
l5c for middling upland acd ~. &c for middIing
Gulf No sales Delivered on contract . 2OO
bales. spot in good demand. sales. Il. 800 bales:
speculation and export eco: American 13 UOD.
called. 1000: imports, 9O,O: American. 5000.
MiddIinE upland. 1.94d- Futures opened steady.
SGl1 points advance Closed quiet. 5leIlI
points higher. April 7-72d, Aprf-9Iay 76Td
Msy-yune. T64d. June-JUIy, 7.5sd. JuIy-Au-
gust. I-54d. Augusr-Sept ptCmber. 7.27d. September
October. - iat. October November. 9 SD. No
B.5I I'D. January February, .. 6.56lad. February-
March and Narch-Apru Z. 5Cd.
COFFEE-Quiet. sales amounting 20 $500
bags. but the tone steady and AZ the close
the market was % 6 points higher. with the
exception OF April which points lower
under moderate Liquidation The French market
q franc higher. Hamburg was unchanged
q pfeunig decline Rio - reIs lower,
and santos unchanged 20 80 reis decline
The cash demand continues small with BUYERS
apparently indifferent. and the market vas on
the basis Of siaas,sc fOr Rio No. :. LOcsi con
tract prices.
New-York tribune., 1910-04-08
TUGBoAT MEN REMAIN FIRM
Railroads, However, Say Strike Is Over
so Far IS They Are Concerned.

s7uere was little II any change In the
status of tire strike Of the tugboat Captains
and pil0ts YESTERDAY and the strike has
settled down 20 "a question Of whether the
railroads affected bv the strike or the men
Who quit have tie more staying power
Representative OF the railroads said in
formally that 50 far ~ the railroads wcr.
concerned tney looked or the strike As
over
New-York tribune., 1910-04-08
COUNTRY PRODUCE MARKETS.

SeW york Apru :. 1919.
HEANS AND PEAS-Eccetprs 4GG0 bags
beans and $50 bags peas Domestic white
beans dull 1nd easy. Red kidney nrmer. Cali
Yornla lima higher scotch peas weak
BEANS Marrow. choice bush. s. eu. fair %
good s. Suu s. 50. medium. choice. a. p q ff
81 30. pea. g. Au. fair Co good s. - q, n
a - fr,vortef medium e. fsq. e. 81 r..
s. = :, I'd :. -. white kidney 81 % 81 - red
kidney. 81 so g. @A. vrllew eve. s. ~. black
turtle soup s" ~ @ g o.. lima. Califorria
s. 81 pENS-scotch. bags. bush. s. 100
g. W..
shorf - high grade creamery. though there
seems TO BE- enough ot usaele quality % eat
New-York tribune., 1910-04-08
GRAND Trunk eLL PASSED.

,-.--Aee' April IA a.I granting d
- 20 tae southern Nea Erzian1 Ran
d, -a-. 20 h- operated o. s. branch
i. 7. 1.aa1 Trunk Rslua.. was raseed
81 Ao-fc of Rerrcscalaf.,es to-day
=, passed -y tae Senate ana ricred
r,..'+.rar '''+.rar Pot-.,r. vu r.ve the Grand
~. %. ..n' faro..a Rhocs Island.
-'Ss' evtct 81 .'g5r.1ca-a-
New-York tribune., 1910-04-08
RoEBLING EMPLOYEES STRIKE
Nea--g 1000 Men Leave Trenton Mills
-- Fight for Higher Wages.

N- ... April e. Nearly one --o,-
es 'f the Roehlfre wire mills
strike tn.s afternoon for higher
.e f"e-..-ge operate one ~ the
-a.-'N- --r.a. plants tr trts ee--fo, o.
e~-l.a Dying fva thousand men
..ira plant alone. The strikers
F nf whom are foreigners, are
.- .s a-4re-s
SIR oi tle strike the mills a-e
u e--H tonight FOR tae rrs. time IN
.- frm deemed IL sdvlsaIIe 20
CO. sr ra-r.E1t % avoid a-v roseil,j.
There was small clash tonight.
- strikers and police but 40
-aie resulted. An early adjust
-.- NJ ... difference is expected.
New-York tribune., 1910-04-08
NJ. <. & !. NAMES DIRECTORS

Parsons, Kan. Apr! The stockholders
81 tie Missouri. Kansas & Texas Railway
Company held their annual meeting here
to-dag. Harry ). Black. OF New York:
T. Frazier. % Chicago. =. b Stevers Of
Parsons. kan. and Alfred Waldron Smith
ers ~ London. were elected directors for
"a period OF four years
New-York tribune., 1910-04-08
HOOKING MEETING CALLED.

columbus. ohio. April Notices we're
sont D-t to-day by the board Of directors
- tire Hooking valley Railway. calling a
spsr!al meeting of stockholders ~ Coium-
5ls on MAJ Il 10 increase the common
stock Of tho company from 1-.Jo,ooo 10
New-York tribune., 1910-04-08
cunARD CO. TO PASS DIVIDEND.

London. April The report Of the Gu
nard Steamship Company. made public to-
day. reflects the depression In the shipping
bu~. ness generally. No dividend viii be
Maid
New-York tribune., 1910-04-08

FLOUR AND MEAI-FlOur inactive. with
SS SS So 5?@5in2 @ @5er ra95 s. R5 5a a'Sns T6
ter patents. s. eoas6 10: spring clears 81 6Oa
s. 30 RYE FLOUR-Quiet. Fair 10 good. 81 =
MEAI.-BareIy steady Kiln dried, s. 80. BAG
MEAL-Fine white and yellow. 81 +0ds1 ~.
coarse, 81 35asl 20. FEED.wss,ern ;. and city
rriddIine s23 256S23 ~: -four do. So .: red
dog S5". city bran. s2a bulk s23 7JGS24 >
Tomi5y p' rh6p. IS bulk $50 50 saSss oii@eai
SS7 nominal.
PRoVI~IoN<-Afod-ratei active and rather
rarrGGs' prices working up during he early
rra-ari0r,s later declining under liquidation in
1aenced ~ decline OF logl1c p1BE N i've hogs hogs
Mess. S2G 5OcS2S -. family. S2T 501s2s snort
clear. S26as2s ~ Bt;sF- S,esdy Msss siSg
ira India mess s3O6s3f. BEEF HAMS-S24e
$50. DRESSED HOGS-Essy Eac9ns l4sc'
i4-sc CJ-T MEATS Picked bellies qu'st.
16lsc. PIckled hams s,eady. i6'saiTc. TAI
T.4RD-Firm. I415aIF -. CITY dun. rae Re
IL J6.: Hraztl kegs. ~ e5c. compound. 1otG
IOisr sTEARINE- Steady. ole5. ts'sc. city
The London market for beet sugar ruled
steady and unchanged TO 80 higher. with
9s. "a Raw here steady and unchanged.
RICE-Firm and unchanged.
NETAIS-COPPER- Standard dun spot
and deliveries 20 the end o. jury closing at
12 -uT \. soc. T.orf0u lower ru- steady. spof
SIS. futures. f5O - 81. Lake copper here
rs ESQ ~ soc. eiectrclytic 13G IS &c casting
~ - II II.. TLN=DuU. spot. - 50 b SS rlr
April 3. - g I3c: NAV. - = ~ t@fac, june and
July. g.; .is sJr London higher at El5u los
Tor spot and 1892 1cs 90 FOR futures LEAD
Dull. spot. 90 q 4. 45c, New York. . 2Og . poe.
East 81 ouis delivery. London unchanged al
s1. 1ss gd. LTEB-DuH. SPOT. - 10 J-ti-se
New vurk. J37i p ft 5-4Ttsc. Easr s. louis
London market vas unchanged a. te3 IRON
Unchanged and is I'D for Cleveland war
rants in London Locally quiet. 40 7 foundry
Northern St~dSfS 80. 40 , Northern ST. % a
SIS No 7 Southern ana 40 Z southern SOFT
StT 50uSI1 80 Pig Iron certificates ul-
changed No sales
uOIASSES AND sYRUPS Steady but
g.fiet and unchanged.
NAVAL STOHES-Spirtfs tu~p+ntloa r--
changed Eosiu and tar steady but quiet and
unchanged
OIIS-IIuseed oil unchanged Refined pp-
trlfetlrr, steady az recent prices.
COTTONSFFD OI--Ffrr-. and az the close
GufG points net higher. WITH sales % "a 6O0 bUls
IacsI contract prices
New-York tribune., 1910-04-08

New York. April :. 1910.
GRAIN-WHEAT-M0 active, ner-
vous ard somewhat irregular ~ the start
Man lower while the new crop months
We're steady. and during the morning there
was better tone 10 the market, with prices
working up IA q &C. Renewed Liquidation
sent prices down over a cent a bUshel only to
again rally sharply the close when valUes
showed net gains OF = q &C Cash markets
we're generally quiet. Export sales amounted
20 twenty FIVE loads Of Manitoba wheat. No
red wheat closed here AZ 81 - nominal e T.
and No 1 Northern. 81 - Z b. opening
navigation CORN-Steadier feeling early
later declined over a cent a bushel but al n
close was steady at net advance OF 4 q ~
on covering and in sympathy with the ad-
vance In wheat Steamer corn here was
quoted 81 4 &C. am No D. 5si9c. both nominal
elevator export basis; export no 2 81 &c b
OATS-Price changes were small and at the
close were unchanged 20 &C net advance
cash oats s-eady and unchanged. natural
white, 26 to - IL, quoted az - = q 4sc. and
clipped white, - 70 - N. - q y a RYE
Dull; No Western. got-c nominal New
York. BARIEN-NOninai
New-York tribune., 1910-04-08
RAILROAD EARNINGS.
ALABAMA GREAT Southern

1910 1900 ittN
an y eek in MOI siaa, Hil sIo4 iHi So, l'1
July Mon 81. 30'tu. los -t,~ idN -,s'o--''
ANN AEEOE
4th a~k M~n kaH1i4 S..i~tt -Nl1
Iuly -Mca 81 5B3ugN 451 u43 8. 4tn ot~
CINCINNATI NEW ORLEANS 4 TGAAS
pACIt1t
ith ures lr yeh $3.50 tt7 S2lR1"1 SeoN -
Jay I-Mch al d605s3S $500 55s 609i0iA
New-York tribune., 1910-04-08

s26.O0oeoo 5y the issue OF sl5.oooo0o new
common stock. The new issue VIII take
the place OF the Sl5.o0o,po0 preferred stock
which will be retired by the company on
A9Til 20
New-York tribune., 1910-04-08
GOVERNMENT BONDS.

Tho following shows yesterdays closing
guotntious for government bonds. Cumpar Ell
with Wednesday b..
New-York tribune., 1910-04-08

DOMESTIC EXCHANGE - Boston, &c
discount and par. Chicago, l5c premlum !;
San Francisco sight &C. telegraph 'lzc
premium: New Orleans, commercial par and
25c discount. bank 81 premium. Charleston,
buying par. selling l-l0c premium: st. Louis
20C premium bid. 30c premium asked; MIN
neapoiis. soc premium. Savannah, buying
3-16c discount selling par.
BANK CLEARINGS. 49, New York. ex-
changes 1902 139, so, balances S1.16s044; A.;
s725.7s7: Chicago, exchanges SO 49o. 20. bal
ances 8. .OS0 SOS: Boston, exchanges S2isS5,-
Ola. balances H.599,is2
SILVER MARKET-COmmerc bar sill
yer. 521sc. Mexican silver dollars, 44C. bar
silver in London closed at Pad. a decline Of
1-16d.
GOLD PREMIUM-In Madrid. SO: Lis
bon, ilJ0
MEXICAN EXCHANGE. - Mexican ex-
change on New York Is quoted al 20li2.
GOVERNMENT RECEIPTS. - Receipts
from customs yesterday were S.Cl2. 20 in
ternal revenue S772473. and miscellaneous
sS3. l0l: total OF s.. SIS against total eX-
penditures on ordinary account Of S3152 30.
For the month TO date ordinary receipts
lures s6.iSTO57. the excess of receipts
amounting 10 81 "a. Al For the fiscal year
to date ordinary receipts have been S495.
660.5s2, against $446,20j 594 in the same time
in 1909. and ordpary expenditures S5l0l69,-
221. against S5i5.f20 362 iu 1909 the excess Of
expenditures this year amounting to Sl4,
SOS, S6S compared with an excess last year
Of SIS, ,S14 s5I. Including Panama Canal aC-
count and public debt, the excess of all
expenditures over receipts since July
amounts to S57.s4o.475. against an excess in
the corresponding period a year ago Of
s112 1ss 81
STB-TREASURY. - The Sub-Treasury
as debtor TO the Clearing House 1868, 611.
New-York tribune., 1910-04-08
MONEY AND EXCHANGE.

MONEY MARKET.-Money on call opened
at ; per cent; highest 4 per cent: lowest.
rate. per cent: last loan, 3ls per cent
Time money showed a considerably hrmer
tone. Rates ss.G4 per cent for sixty DAYS,
4q&i. per cent for ninety DAYS and for four,
i've and six months. and AZ per cent toT
seven and eight months Mercantile paper
was taken with some freedom by other
centres and moderately here. Rates. 4lg0s
Per cent for sixty and ninety days tndorsed
bills reCeiva BILE qsd5 per cent for choice
four and six months names, and 5l4Go per
cent for others
FOREIGN EXCHANGE.-The foreign eT-
Change market opened steady. with rates
practically unchanged Al 4.S7S5d ass To-,
ca bles. 4S765d4 $40 for demand steriing anu
4Ai4a4S4I- for sixty-day bills. Short francs
were quoted al 5.l7Is and short reichsmarkS
at a. Bile plus 1-32. The foreign eXchanEe
market held steady IN the day. with rates
unchanged. Cables were quoted at 4StS9Q
ass. demand sterling at i.sIs5 bid and asked
and sixty-day bills at 4 s4i4d4Sps- snort
francs were 5.ITIR less 1-54 and short reichs-
marks IS 3-I6. Business was quleC-
Gil
New-York tribune., 1910-04-08
SAN FRANCISCO MINING STOCKS.

san Francisco. April s.-The Official clos
ing quotations for mining stocks to-day
,.-nra fnIInu-s.
New-York tribune., 1910-04-08
NEW YORK PRICES.
INTERIOR RECEIPTS.
sEABOARD CLEARANCEs.

tOiION-Market nervous but not 80 active
ana Huctuations were less violent. An early
advance was followed by a reaction. without
however, The Development Of any actual weak
ness. and the market closed steady al a gain
OF -Gt points for the day. The opening was
STEADY al an advance OF 266 points IN response
70 nrn cables large English spot sales and A
continuation OF yesterdays buying movement
southern spot markets were unchanged TO lsc
higher. Local contract prices
New-York tribune., 1910-04-08
HAS CAPITAL OF $4,000, 900
sulzberger & Sons Company In
corporated at Albany.

Albany. April 7.-Sulzberger e. Sons COM
many. meat hackers. was incorporated to
dav with capital of t220000ro The prin-
cfral Office Of the corporation is in New
York. and the directors are Nathan Sulz-
berger. Max r. Sulzherger. OF New York
and German F. sulzberger. OF Chicago.
New-York tribune., 1910-04-08
NEW YORK CITY BONDS
BANK STOCKS

Coupon CT registered
New-York tribune., 1910-04-08
EXPORTS.
CASH QUOTATIONS.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

Nominal. C. l. f. Elevator. export basis
The Oroville weekly gazette. [volume] (Oroville, Wash.) 1905-19??, 1910-03-04

Exposition building, there being nj
other room in the town large enough
to accommodate the crowd that SAT
down to the tables. One hundred anC
fifty made merry while dexterously
handling the knife and fork. The re-
past was served by Mrs. p. H. Dokken
and those >who had the pleasure o1
putting their legs under the mahogany
declare it to have been the best spread
in both quantity and quality, they ever
saw set before guests on any occasion
of similar character.
Eighteen of the triple links from
Oroville were present, among them
''Dr. Peary-Cook, Rubber Tires, =
and Der Gabden."
Nagonako (Which is Okanogan re-
versed in the matter of spelling), lodge
of Okanogan, sent up delegation Of
40 live wires.
There were four members from
Brewster lodge, but the four consti.
tuted a team such as no other lodge ir
the county can put on the floor.
a half dozen Loomis members were
interested spectators, or participants
in the proceedings, and also severa
from Conconully.
At Tonasket =. G. Fine very ac'
commodateingly attempted to water
the horses, and Understanding the
strength of the s ore ice broke thro
into the river. An alarm was sounded
and the entire delegation rushed TO
the rescue. The brother was tished
out and suffered no Inconvenience from
the incident.
The Oroville contingent left here
o'clock Friday morning. and returning
reached home 4 o'clock Saturday after
noon. They did not get II wink of
sleep, and between the long ride and
long hours showed signs of exhaustion.
But it was worth the price.
The following are the names of the
Oroville delegation: +. A. McMahan,
Ed Davis, j. w. Carrel, Fred. j. Fine,
Walter Thrower, Harry Bowerman,
l.. Il. Hendrix, G. II. Burgett, Peter
Becker, Geo. Stoltz j. NJ. Fraser, j.
r. Sawdon, j. f. Samson, 6. A. Pow
ell, J. &. Newell, Geo. j. Whistler, A.
j. Jackson, h. r, Hoose.
The Oroville weekly gazette. [volume] (Oroville, Wash.) 1905-19??, 1910-03-04
WRECK
A BIG CONTRIBUTION.

a letter from County Treasurer \.
j. Nickle states that the Great North
ern oailroad has swelled the county
cast balance by a large, JUICY contribu-
tion in the way of tax payment. The
personal tax liqdidated by the company
amounted to $3606. 80, and that on real
property footed up to $25, 800. l3, n nice
little total of 800, 1861. There is still
small amount due from that corpor-
alton on right-of-way. Piling this
humping big cash item on top of he
excessive amount of taxes squeezed out
of the individual property owners will
total an enormous sum, for more than
is required to- run the county, unless
the RUNNING is done on crimina lly
exravagant basis. Why the commits
sioners loaded the people with such n
heavy burden this year is beyond find
ing out. The tax levy was certainly
onorOus, and serious strain on many
of the residents of the county. 1t is
further conspicuously noticeable that
with what the railroad lets go of the
north part of the county will pay a
large per cent of the taxes collected
this year, and it is safe to perdict that
moiety of the amout paid IN will not
be fpent in the north part of the county
improving the roads that have been so
long neglected, and which need imme-
diate attention.
The Oroville weekly gazette. [volume] (Oroville, Wash.) 1905-19??, 1910-03-04
CUT THEM OUT.

With the breaking up of winter with
the natural accompanying dampness
unsightly pools and mud holes once
more appear at various points on the
public thoroughfares, giving an air of
slovenly neglect and indifference to
appearances that leaves a very unfa-
forable impression upon the stranger
as to the public spirit and civic pride
prevailing in the community. They
are the old depressions playing the
part of muddy reservoirs that have
marred the highways ever since the
town was laid out. No effort on part of
either the authorities or fronting prop
erty holders has ever been made to
eradicate the evil. Possibly the town
officials may not have authority to
correct defective grade at one place
on street, and neglect correspond
ing defect elsewhere, but at COM
paratiyely small cost the individual
property holders might combine forces
and funds and with few loads of gray
ell and few hours work eliminate the
puddles. 1t really seems strange that
some action of this kind was not taken
long ago, as this accumulation of sur
face water in the self same place oc-
ours season after season, and will con-
tinue so to do until the inequality OF
of the streets is filed in. The city
council has gone 50 far in the consd-
GRAFTON of the subject of street grading
that an ordinance has been passed pro-
viding for general grade system all
over town. 1t may not be expedient
at this time to carry this provision into
effect within the entire corporate linn
it's, as it would entail very heavy
expense on some of the property hold,
ers, and the town exchecquer is not in
shape to carry any delinquents, yet it
might be possible to grade some OF
the more frequented business streets,
or at least make sufficient improve
ments to eradicate the duck ponds and
mosquito pot holes.
The Oroville weekly gazette. [volume] (Oroville, Wash.) 1905-19??, 1910-03-04
SCOOPED.

The high school basket ball team
composed of James and Henry East,
Leslie Stansbury, Cecil Gardiner, Glen
Mitchell and Webb Hurley, with Prof.
Studebecker as chaperon, returned
from raid as far south rs Riverside
and Omak, Tuesday afternoon, and
it is regrettable to chronicle that the
boys were vanquished in both games
played on the trip. Saturday night the
Riverside team took them into camp
by score of II to 4, and Monday night
they got the short end of the count in
contest with the Omak team, ID to =.
They were most Hospitality entertained
at both places, and the recollection of
the pleasant receptions takes much of
the sting out of defeat. On the way
back the party stopped at the home of
the East brothers, on Eneas creek,
where they received most cordial
welcome and royal entertainment. The
East boys remained at home for the
balance of the weeks vacation.
The Oroville weekly gazette. [volume] (Oroville, Wash.) 1905-19??, 1910-03-04
FARMING RIGHT.

Judson Murray, late of Okanogan,
has moved upon and taken possession
of the Eicholtz ranch he recently
purchased, and is permanent resident
of this vicinity. Mr.. Murray has adj
vanced ideas regarding the farm and
stock raising, and will build up mod
ell farm on his new possession. He has
5000 fruit trees to set out this spring
as a starter. He has the best breed OF
hogs, the finest dairy Jersey cows, and
the handsomest blooded draught anG
trotting stations in the county. He i:
setting an example that others will nc
doubt follow, and follow to their profit.
The Oroville weekly gazette. [volume] (Oroville, Wash.) 1905-19??, 1910-03-04
THE SEVENTEENTH OF IRELAND.

The ladies of the Altar Society of the
Catholic church have arranged to give
a dance in Sigrist hall on the night of
St. Patrick's day. This announcement
will not be read with any degree of sur
prise, for the coming event has been
mentioned in previous issues of this
paper. 1t is repeated in order to kea
the fact before the public, that failure
to attend cannot be charged up to ig-
norance of the date. The receipts of
the dance will be applied to the church
fund.- and those who patronize this
social affair can feel while they are
having a good time they are helping a
good cause. Entertainments, whatever
may be their character, given under
the auspices of the Altar society are
always well attended, and the ST. Pat
rick's day dance will be no exception
to the rule.
The Oroville weekly gazette. [volume] (Oroville, Wash.) 1905-19??, 1910-03-04
GOING THE BOUNDS.

a large percentage of the younger
members of the population are tattooed
with that eruptive infantile disease,
the measles. The ailment has reached
the stage of an epidemic. In some fam
lilies all the children are down with
them, six or seven cases reported in
one instance. The disease appeared
suddenly, and spread with startling
rapidity. Youngsters packing around
the germs before it was known they
were afflicted continued going to school,
and that materially aided in sending
the measly mischief gayly down the
line. So many scholars are on the sick
list that the directors decided to close
school for a week until the disease had
somewhat run it's course. Notwith-
standing there has been so many affl-
icted, the disease, as rule, is light,
and no serious cases are reported.
The Oroville weekly gazette. [volume] (Oroville, Wash.) 1905-19??, 1910-03-04
A SWELL RESTAURANT.

OrOville can now boast of an up-to-
date restaurant in the feedery just
opened on Main street by Clark &
Malcolm. It is a place where man can
feed his,s face in comfort, and not be
eap6aliet'by sights that too frequent ly
frightens desire to eat when attempt
ing to appease an appetite in some
eating joints in the northwest. Every
thing is new and clean. and as neat as
a pin. There is long counter with
comfortable seats where one can snatch
"A hasty lunch, or private tables in an
adjoining apartment were the guest
can dine at his leisure. The kitchen
is fitted up with every modern con-
venience, and the crowning glory of
the culinary department is an enor-
nous French range, where short or
der meal could be prepared for a regi-
ment with neatness and despatch. At
one side is spacious lavatory, with
hot and cold water, new innovation
that will be thoroughly appreciated by
the public. The new cafe is credit
to the town, and from it's attractive
appearance is sure to draw large pa
trOnage.
The Oroville weekly gazette. [volume] (Oroville, Wash.) 1905-19??, 1910-03-04
GENERAL TIE UP.

Heavy washouts near Midway and
Myncaster cut off communication to
the east Wednesday and no train has
arrived since. A train may get thro
from Spokane today. The Keremeos
train was held over at Nighthawk
Wednesday night by washout three
or four miles west of Oroville. Trains
are liable to be erratic for some time.