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ket is in a somewhat unsettled STATE, but prices
are unchanged State whole milk specials. 10;
| fancy coloeed, September. II; skins. special, Il;
fancy, a.
EGGS Receipts to-day were 1ss CASES, and
| break the record for a single day this year The
| heavy arrivals naturally caused weakness. State.
Pennsylvania and nearby hennery, white, fancy.
n; brow fancy 49, fresh gathered selected extras.
per Dozen 70.
MILLFEED-Steady; moderate inquiry. Spring
| dog, 825; winter wheat bran. in lolb sacks. TO
| arrive. $40; city bran, in bulk. 246o
OATS-Steady; quiet trade. No. white. 81:
basis white. track, dhs3Sle.
FLOUR-Steady. moderate inquiry. Kansas
straights 440a465 in sacks; soft straishts. 4ooa
Id. in barrels; spring patents, 4.9oa5.O, in bar
, rels: spring clears. 4loai.3
| RYE FLOUR-Firm; supply light Chofcs brands
quoted at 425a475
! CORSMEAI-Drrnand is inactive. Kiln-dned
for export 270a275: coarse meal in bags. Lllall3
HAY-Reoeipts, $50 tons; steady; business Is
inactive. Quotations are: Primo timothy, l.l2isa
| LIS: No. l. l.Gl9aLl0; No. 2, T1zlo; No. ).
| 75a8l.
sTRAw-Receipts. u tons; steady; quiet trade
Long rye quoted at 50s60
BEEF-Steady: moderate dealings; packet, looa
| l5.O: family. lsoos60
PORK-Easier; light trade. Mes. l.sca2l75:
| family. 200a2l.2
| LARD-Steady. Prime Western, IS; city, SO;
refined continent, 9i5; South American. l1:5;
refined Brazilian. in kegs. lis: oleoStearne, IA
| lard stcarine. dull; New York. TO-
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DEEDS OF TRUST.

Square 5s2-Parts Of lots . and q Mary L. Ander-
son, own right and as guardian OF Robert Ander-
son. minor to James F. Bmdy and James A.
Cobb trustees. to secure Charles Fl. HemAns.
800. to 8 months. FER cent per annum.
Square 2e-Lnt IS; Mary +. +. Lewis To George +.
Hunt and John II. Holmead. trustees. to secure
Alexander Lewis 500. on demand 6 per cent per
Griswold's Addition to Ansnstia-Lots and s.
Edward p. Bachufner ct To Ernest L.
Schmidt and George NJ Emmerich, trustees. TO
secure German American Building Association,
square zOo-Lo;s 81 to a: Charles T. Wire ct VI. to
Wharton r. Lester and Michael ]. Colbert, trns-
tees. to se7rre the National Permanent Building
Association. $3.50.
Square 9i3-TOt 3 Prank r Calder to James Berry
and William Nick. Clayton. trustees. TO secure
Perpetual Building Association. Sl.3n
SQUARE Gu0-LOts 81 TO Al: Charles T. Wire ct TX
to Lucas Z. Loving and Harry NJ. Packard. trus
tiers. to secure RAYMOND Visrbuchen, SL375O.
year, per cFnt. semi nnualy.
Square l2s-Part Of lots IS and Is; Thomas
Williams ct uN. to William T. Brown md
William +. Mayfcld. trustees. IN secure Il
Thomas Brown. 5000. years. per cent. semi
annually.
Columbia Hrishts-Lot Is. block Is: James :.
Easily Smith ct tn Alexander T. Hensay and
George W. 7. SwatZaE trustees tn secure
Harry T. Domcr. s.. i66j6 monthly payments.
pcr cent pcr annrm.
Square ln5-South half n lot ~: John y. Mat
thcws ct uH. To Thomas Walker and George r.
Collins trustees to SECURE Kate E. Mcintosh.
$50. year. pr nrnt. semi annually.
Dohhlns' AdditOn-Iot 81 block y: j. Franklin
Page 81 ur To William II. Mc'irann and Ed
ward :. Quinlan. trustees. n secure Clara L
Thomas. SH0. wear. Ior cont. sr-n annually.
South Of square E5-Lnt s. Harry =. Kennedy
ct TX. 10 !. Edward Lewis and Frank a.
Jones. trustHes 10 Fred 9. Jones. 80.
monthly PAYMENTS pr cent T.r annUm.
West H0!mead Manor Lots Il and u. block 2:
Herman :. Robbins 81 - William II.
Saunders and Claud Livingston. trIstefS. 10
sfc1!rr Charles s. Sloane and WIInnt W. Trew.
SIZES years. ICr crnt. sernl-a nnually.
Same to aanc. secure Edward Whitney. SA
and months. pr cent. ss'rli annually.
West Holmcad Manor-I0t u. block >. Edward
Whi'nCy Ct uy. 10 William II. Saunders and
Gland IlvlnG=tou. trustees. to srzIrr Wilmnt W.
Square lO5 Tar of 10. = Ali-r r Matthews ct VIZ
tn Gorge W. Brown and William kCr. trustees.
to aor7Ie William 4. Johnson, s. 900 ) years. 5
pr CENT semi annually.
Square IOO-Iots A. q and u: Henrietta VI.
Knight John e. Weldon and George w.
White. trISiecs. n secIre VI Il. Tumphrcy.
$40 years 81 Ter crrt. semi annually.
Square .8i-Part IT lots 10 and Il Mary Henderson
Moro Forrest ~ vir tn joseph ]. Darlington and
Blair Ire. trstors I" se~urr the Washington
City OrTIlan Asylum. S. 90 } years. Ter oent
Ecmi-annuaIly.
Square 40 Part # lot ~ F7crine \. Albright
IN WaIIan Donald Mclean and Henry V. TIl-
loeb. trustees. 10 secure Wcllcsca Pollock
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LIVE STOCK MARKET.

New York. March 2-CATTLE-Recrirts. 2Ost
head including 0i for saushterers. Steers wers
slow to lOc lower closing wes& bulls and fat cows
steady 10 firm: medium and common COWS dull al
unchanged Trice Fair to prime steers sold at 5SSa
SIS Ter 100 pounds; medium oxen, 40 common tn
choice fat bulls ifos5.5O; common 10 choice COWS
20oa4.75; dressed beef in moderate demand at 9.s
l0% per pound for native sides Liverpool cables re-
ceived to-day quoted live cattle finn at lGaallk
dressed weight. in addition to the ofal. Exports
from this port. 70 beeTeS to Bermuda.
CALN Receipts, 2.l24 head. including l65;
head for the market. Neals were SLOW. but good and
choice stock held up to steady prices; medium
grades were weak 10 &c lower. The pens were
cleared. Common 10 choice reals sold a5Oas.0o Per
100 pounds; cIlls. 4ooa5oo; city dressed veals slow
st loal4 rer pound; country dressed at SAIL
SHEEP AND LAAlBS-Recsipts. lo.O66 head in
Guiding 32a for saughterers and Is for the
ket. sheep were almost nominal: lambs steady at
Mondays prices Common sheep sold at 400 per 100
pounds; common to choice lambs 60a7.25; year
lings 65: dressed mutton steady al salo; dressed
lambs at uizal2 for handy weights hoSdressed hot
house lambs at 30a6.0 pcr czrczss
HOGS-Receipts were. 5.9s head, including half a
car for the market. Firmer for live hogs Good
light State hogs sold 7.T5 per 100 pounds; country
dressed hogs slow.
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CHICAGO GRAIN.

Quntations furnished BY W. B. Hibbs Co..
members Of the Chicago Beard Of Trade. hIbbs
Building
Chicago. March 2H.-The wheat market oTrned 4
shade easier and HIed very dull during the greater
part Cf the session. Local professionals were pa vlns
TOR rpartN1 ard the deferred futures held steady.
while the MAY relatively weak there being con
siderable changing in the way # selling MAY and
buying July and September. The Minneapolis mar
kat held fmer. The demand for cash wheat locally
vas as Noor NJ late. while SoUthEes markets
report the same condition Receipts to-day were II
cars. with u estimated for trmOrow.
Corn prices ruled within very narrow range.
with continuance Of the heavy tone Of yesterday.
The trade chiefly of professional character.
Offerings from the country were moderate Cash
prices were &c to &c lower with a slow demand.
Receipts to-day so cars with So estimated for
tomorrow.
The oats market dull and a shade easier
with a very light speculative trade Cash prices
were lac lower with the demand slow Seeding
operations progressing favorah'S. Receipts to-
day were 100 cars, with III estimated for to
mOrrOW.
Provisions were higher at the opening. with hogs.
and there fairly O. buying Of ribs and lard.
some Of which BY shorts and some ty packers.
The selling was scattered
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STRONG FOR CHARTER.
subcommittee Fnvors Incorporation
for Chamber of Commerce.

II took n subcommittee of the Cham
Der Of Commerce committee on laws and
legislation about ten minutes yesterday
to decide on a favorable report on a
resolution calling for the incorporation
of the Chamber.
This is considered as the first step
toward a definite building project, and
a big step at that. The subcommittee will
draw up a report to the main committee,
containing a plan for the Incorporation.
There is no doubt but the main COM
mittce is practically unanimously in
favor or such Il move and that its re-
port to the executive committee will
contain a strong Endorsement.
Sentiment among number of the pro
gressives'' of the Chamber has been
Crystallizing in favor of the erection of a
permanent building and that the formal
incorporation will be the signal for an
active campaign looking to that end is
thought certain.
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COTTON MARKET.

Quotations furnished By W. B. Hibbs o.. mem
bers of the New York Stock Exchange. Hibbs Buiid-
Ing.
New York, March 2-Today's cotton market was
heavy and irregular. Trading for the most part
selling Of the May option. accompanied By
purchases Of July. This was taken TO mean a de
termination the part Of the larger bulls tc
partially abandon the May positions. and to this
extent was regarded by the trade as unfayurable
TO the market Il is also believed that the larger
interests are entirely willing that spinners should
relieve the SPOT cotton market By more liberal
takings, and to this end are holding the market
buying.
New crop reports were favorable to-day with
respect 70 continued rains for Texas report
from that State. however, claims that . WORN
or cottcn-plant destroyer has Appeared. -Four hun
dred acres are reported to have been Destroyed In
Goliad County Of that State
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CHICAGO LIVE STOCK.

Chicago. March a-Lve hogs were generally s
higher than yesterdays average. The receipts ve1s
estimated at 500; quality good; left over, 2a9; e.
tiInated RECIPES Tomorrow. 9,0O. Bulk Of pices
675a6eo lights 675a7.l5: mixed and butchers. e6Da
TO; heavy. 65os6p; rough heavy. s5ak65; workers.,
lis; pigs, 665a7.6.
Cattle were steady to a shade lower; estimated 70
cepts H.o0o. Beeves. 5Na615; COWS and heifers
260a575 Texas steers 44oaa50; sockers and feeders
L0oa575; Western. L75a575
Sheep were steady; estimated receipts. HoD. Ma
tires. 40; Western. SIS; yeariings. 475a5.D; limbs,
6Ga64o; Western lambs, k3ess&
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WASHINGTON STOCK MARKEr


Saies-Regular call, Il O'Clock noon:
Washington Gas 80, 900 At 10
Capital Traction IS. $500 at ll2S. 81 900 at lfZS
8. COO at liz, 5000 at llg, 5000 at I2S 81 900 at
Il27s.
Washington Railway 4 Electric pfd.. At g. %
at S. 3 at 80.
Washington Gas, 10 at 1874. at 80.
Magenthaler. at n, at Zl7h. At lT4, At
Y7lz, 10 at ATh
Washington Virginia Railway CON-. Is at $50. 8
at 3sla. 8 al 3sl4, 8 at 5is 8 at 3s1s 8 at 3ss.
Washington Virginia Railway rfd-, 5 at 65le 5 1t
e.
National Bank Of Washington. at n.
After call:
Washington Gas S. 81 900 at lloa- 500 at ll0ls
8 0O at llOIs 500 at los s. 900 at llos 5000 at
ll01s. 5000 at Hos. 5000 at llob 1900 at llU1s
s. 900 at Il0ls. 800 at ll0ls.
Frovidert Savings Bank 100 at 10.
Capital Traction. at EBl..
Following are the bid and asked prices posted
at yesterdays meeting Of the Washington Stock
Exchange:
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Allen, $1,000 years. per crnt, semi Annually.
Square lS-Part Of lot II; Happy Theodora Van
Wyck Benncr the United States Trust Com
pany. trustee to secure James Suayc. 5000,
payable December Is. 1911, per cent, semi
annually.
Square 9Ci-PaV Of original lots . and a; Pas
quals Rr0-ato ct to David H Solomon
and Maurice ID. Rosenberg. trustees. TO secure
TheresIe solomon. $50. l to years. per
cent. s+tni- annually.
lie Drnt Park-LGt ;. block S: John Hayden John
Enn IT w. IN Walter X. Wilcox and George =.
Hane. trustees. ATrila r Yeakle,
500. to IS months. PER cent per annurn-
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BALTIMORE GRAIN MARKET.

RaJtiuaore March Wheat closed hrrner; spot
and March ss& bid: April. s5A; May. ssI4
Com closed fr1ner; spot and March. 5oH bid;
April, 0lsa5Dx May, GS-
Oats quiet No. 2 white, ~ asked; standard
white, 3s,saJi1; No. white, 8a,6A
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Nov York March - RUTTER-Rcr7lpts tnlay.
1aS TncAaEes. Tho market is steady. Creamery
SPECIALS. ny pound. 81: crraulsry extras "A
state dary. tubs. finest. -: Tru.~<s specials 70
CHEESE-Receipts to-day 90 boxes. The mar
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GOVERNMENT BONDS.
TREASURY STATEMENT.

At the beginning Of business yesterday the condk
ton Of the United States Treasury
Working balance in Treasury Officer. s. ID - e
In haissan in Philippine treasury. - 6e2 55 II
Total balance general fund. = $50 63 u
Ordinary receipts n5s 3 e
Ordinary disbursements LBS 95l &c
The deficit 10 dale this fiscal year is 8 g7 SIS -
as against 81 us 3ia Is al this time last year.
These figures exclude Panama Canal and public
debt transactions
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New York. March Z-WHEAT-Iregular; trade
is dull. No Northern spring, to arrive. (. o. b.,
lUSI. No. . red. f. o. b., 96; No. hard. +. o. b..
l.1ol. No. l uaaroni, (. o. b.. G1; No. Manitoba,
+. o. b. LG2'z-
CORN-Weaker; light trade Steamer, g. export
basis: new No. . T. @. b.. &: No. elevator.
domestic. .. Exporters took four loads.
WHEAT Open. High. Low. Close.
May..................... esSs q SIS Sas Tls
July..............,..... % 9l6 SIS 954 s5s
CORN
Mav..................... Ssh 8a 54 B4
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WALL STREET NEWS
Market Continues i'm Almost
Utter Stagnation.
BUT LITTLE FINANCIAL NEWS
New York Securities Show Consid-
cradle Strength Early in Day and
New High Price-Government Bond
Issue Discussed in Banking Circles.

New York. March Both in its ex-
IRENE lack of animation and the general
course followed by prices. the stock mar
I ket was nearly an exact duplicate OF that
of the day before The days dizziness
was, however. greater than on Tuesday
and the drifting character Of the market
more apparent
In the early part of the days business
a considerable degree of strength was
exhibited in the Consolidated Gas, Brook
lyn Rapid Transit, InterboroughM
politan. and other local securities. A
new high price was also touched for
Canadian Pacific stock. and there was a
moderate renewal of the distinct upward
movement in the Atchison common shares
that has been a feature of the stock
market in the last fortnight But during
the midday hours the lethargy OF the
dealings became extreme. and when to-
ward the end of the day the usual sell
ing movement in Missouri Pacific stock
put in an appearance prices of stocks in
general sold off with the fall in this par
ticular issue.
At the close the prominent shares were
perhaps slightly below the final figures
of yesterday The market as a whole.
however, deserves the name of a stable
stocks or in others in which peculiar
reasons for rise exist were by no means
uncommon.
Little Financial News.
There was less news of financial sort
to-day than at any time previously dur
ing the week. Railroad earnings as they
came to hand generally showed the result
Of the eoonomizinG processes set on foot
civ fha
nouncement of the decision of the Inter
state Commerce Commission in the rate
cases. Reports from general business
circles were by no means disCoura gins.
1t is admitted that March business over
L. the country has not been at the same
lively rate thus far in January and
February when there was something Of
a rush evident on the part OF merchants
and manufacturers to lay in stocks
These purchases undoubtedly represented
repleniShmcnt orders that had been
held up until they could no longer he de
ferred. The gratifying feature Of the
present state o. affairs that new orders
are coming in. nevertheless, at a rate
that indicates that a permanent change
for the better has occurred in business
conditions In banking circles to-day one
topic Of conversation was the fo-thCom-
ing new government bond issue. Whether
this issue Of C0Yernment securities
which will probably be SO nn0-bearinc
) per cent rate and not carrying with
il availability as basis for hank note
circulation. would or would not be a sue
cess was earlier in the year subject
upon which opinion differed. 1t is now
conceded that the issue will he largely
oversubscrihed for. and there appears to
he every probability that a good portion Of
it will bo taken by the general public
rather than by the Ia INKS.
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NEW YORK STOCK MARKET.

Quotations furnished by w. B. Hibbs Co., mem
bers of the New York Stock Exchange. Hibbs Build
ing.
Call money-Open, ~.
SALE OF STOCK BY HOURS.
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The Safest Investments
American Telephone & Telegraph Co.

A dividend of Two Dollars per share
will be paid on Saturday. April 18th. 1911.
to stockholders of record at the close of
business on Friday. March a1st, 1911.
VIM. r. DRIVER, Treasurer
mh2S5Gap6,
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Largest Morning Circulation.
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BOSTON COPPER STOCKS.

Quo; atoms furnished ny ". Fl. HIbhs & Co. nfnl-
b-rs Of the New OK Stock Exchange. Hibbs Build
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The president of the Rosslyn Electric
and Gas Company, Douglass Mackall
said Yesterday that the company is going
ahead as fast as possible in getting
plans for a supplemental plant with the
view OF being in a position to supply cleo
trio current for lighting purposes in
Alexandria County in the course OF two
weeks.
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NEW YORK PROQHCE,

'E1 dinisnd.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1911-12-13
Toledo New. o. interest.

Special to Times Republican.
Toledo. Dec. 1870. A. Hulett and A.
J. Bovenmeyer left Wednesday for Col
fax to take treatment for rheumatism.
I. NJ. Yount Is home from Drinkwater.
Saskatchewan. to spend the winter
with his family.
Miss Bernice Berger k assisting in
the book store during the busy days.
The house and twelve lots belonging
to Francis Haworth in south Toledo,
We're sold Saturday to Mr.. Walker, OF
Crystal. consideration s1.460.
The annual holiday bazaar given by
the Toledo Concert Band will be held
in the city hall. opposite Hotel Toledo.
on Thursday, Friday and Saturday
evenings this week. A concert will be
given each evening from 1880 until 10
o'clock.
A Christmas cantata will be given on
next Sunday evening at the u. B.
church by the church choir under the
direction Of Prof A. r. Slack. This
sacred concert will be given one week
early on account of the singers alb
sence from town on Christmas eve.
d. ]. Witter, who has been quite III
the past two weeks, is reported some
better.
Postmaster D. Camery remains criti-
cally i'll.
Mrs. Cary, Of Clear Lake. came Sat
urday evening to help care for her
father. D. J. Witter. who has been
quite i'll.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1911-12-13
saEA,ss y AsGvGRE COLD.
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4 oojoaey ~ Few ttOuso.

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ss You can surely end 0fippo and
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~. head. chest. back. stomach or
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Compound every two hours until three
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Il promptly relieves the most miser-
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Take this harmless Compound - di.
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POUND, which any druggist In the
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Pape's Cold Compound 10 the result
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Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1911-12-13
lion. in the middl. we.t. ar. a. fol-
BERRY FAMILY RECOVERING.

State Export Believes Danger Of Hy.
drophobia About Past.
Special to Times Republican.
Iowa City. Dec. 13.-Mrs. Elijah
Berry. Of Arispe. Iowa. widow Of the
Inflated farmer. who died Of hydro
phobia here last month. is practically
out of danger. Her nine relatives and
friends. who are also taking the Pas
teur treatment. are doing finely, also.
DR.. Henry Albert, Iowa state bac-
teriolosist. believes that the expiration
OF the twenty-one days Of treatment
(Which comes in a few days) will see
everyone Of the party absolutely out of
danger. and ready to go home Moth
Ing but an unprecedented failure of
scientific laws can bring further peril
to the members Of this group, so far
as their past connections with the late
Mr.. Berry. or the dog that bit him, is
concerned.
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Northern Io1ua Items

tons advertised three weeks ago. but
this list was reduced to 1913. twenty
eight Of which were undesirable and
were not sold at all.
Central City.
Central City is planning big cele-
bration to take place at the l. o. o.
+. hall on New Years night, when the
electric lights from the service which
Is to usher in 1912 here will then be
switched on for the first time 1t is
anticipated thatnove 200 citizens vii!
he at the celebration. whic his to open
with banquet at which a number of
business and professional men and F.
H. Cross, the Monticello promoter who
has been behind the new plant, will
make addresses.
Dubuque.
The transom experts were busy
again on Saturday night, when they
climbed over the front door Of the
Peryon drug store, Locust and Eighth
streets. Between SO and $12 was in
the cash register. and this was taken
The goods in the establishment were
not disturbed. Outside Of Main street
Eighth street is perhaps the most
widely travelled thoroughfare In the
city, so it seems that whoever is doing
the work is not particularly averse to
operating ht-in-the heart Of things.
Spencer.
County Attorney Hammond has en-
deavored to get the concensus of opin-
ion in four of the adjoining counties in
regard to choice Of candidates for pres
ident. He selected Dickinson, Emmett,
:Kossuth and Palo Alato counties and
sent out eighty letters to men most
likely to reflect the sentiment of the
communities. There was no intimat alton
scf the preference the county attorney
had, so that could not have had an in
fluence. He received fifty-six answers
as folio US: La Toilette, So; Taft. Z;
II no preference.