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Weekly journal-miner. [volume] (Prescott, Ariz.) 1908-1929, 1911-06-28
DRILLING TO BE RESUMED
CFrom Fridays Daily.)

John Lawler returned yesterday
from his Hillside mine, where lcss'
ing is being prosecuted mt different
points by Matt Hall, John siess and
the valdrini brothers. satisfactory
production il resulting and the mill
is running steadily. The esneen'
tra,es are being piled up and will
not be shipped until fall. Mr.. Law
Ter is pleased with development and
will operate this famous old producer
on a permanent basis. lie ssys that
the Bagdad Copper company 10 pre-
pairing 20 resume drilling and the in
| tention il 20 operate on . very CT
tensive plan. pwo shurn drills are
on the ground.
Weekly journal-miner. [volume] (Prescott, Ariz.) 1908-1929, 1911-06-28

Journal. Miner High class JOB worl
Weekly journal-miner. [volume] (Prescott, Ariz.) 1908-1929, 1911-06-28
Leave on Vacation.

Mr.. and Mrs. ID. r. Hurley and
children Of Jerome Junction, left yes
terday for the coast resorts Of South
ern California for the summer. Mr.
Hurley is the agent Of the :. f., =
l. r. at that station. and Is takinI
| his annual vacation.
Weekly journal-miner. [volume] (Prescott, Ariz.) 1908-1929, 1911-06-28
REPORT ON UNITED
VERDE EXTENSION
Decline in Market Value of Shares
Not Warranted by Conditions
In the Property

l.. +. whicher, president Of the
United Verde Extension Mining Com.
pany, has submitted the following re-
port 10 the stockholders Of the com
pany, which shows the affairs Of the
company in excellent condition, the
progress Of development and the ore
showing In the mine which is better
than anticipated.
lowing 10 the recent decline in
the market value Of the shares OF
our company, I have received numer'
Gus inquiries from stockholders, ask
ing "what Is the trouble" and ne.
eordingly l beg 70 submit herewith
the following statement;
The decline in the price Of the
shares can be attributed only 70 tech
meal stock market conditions and has
nothing whatever 20 do with the in
trinsic value or the conditions Of the
property.
The fact is that the mine was
never in better physical condition in
its history.
About May 25th station was cut
on the 200.foot Wine level u,000-
foo, level,) a drift. was run to en-
counter the ore which we have on
the sOO.foot level and this ore was
found in place rs expected. Tele'
graphic and mail adviees from Je
rome, dated May 3oth, 1911, stated
No follows:
"Full face Of l,0oo.foot drift al
in ore. First five feet assay 2i5 pei
cent copper; ~ in gold. Second five
feet assay AZ per cent copper and =.
in gold. The ore IL improving will
every foot driven, and this woul'
indicate that we have permanen
body Of commercial ore on this level.
This news IL Of great Importance
II indicates that our ore body 10 i'm
proving in depth.
Finding this grade Of ore at
depth Of 200 feet below our previor
work Is the most important news
have had from the property since Of
was discovered in March, 1910. Sine
= May 30th, 1911, the ore has bee
u drift.d on for a distance OF abo'
=, 100 feet, after which work was =
N sumed on the Wine, which, at III
> writing, has attained depth Of abo
- 2S5 feet, and We expect 20 reach 9
y 900 foot Wine level (l.l0o-foot lev
q the mine) early in July, nj viii
m point station will be construct
X, and n level driven TO encounter I
"a ore again and IL Is expected that
IT, will again be found in place and
- u. good OF of better quality than
70 the l,O0O.fo lcvel.
te II is expected that the wine
ny be continued 10 the 400foot lc'
gh from which point the ore body q
'ef we now have win again be exploE
DC and the drift continued 70 Q pa
70 about 800 feet TO the east, whxe
ire Is hoped we win interseet the
body which We believe hndeFltes
immense oxidizcd ,eacAsd ore VI
On we have in our east drifts on
40 500 fost lcvel.
!" BY referring 70 the reports
ne Messrs X. NJ. Atwater, Jr., and G
We Burger, copies Of which were semi
~ the stockholders under date Of
o" LIST, 1917, II will he noticed Z
Weekly journal-miner. [volume] (Prescott, Ariz.) 1908-1929, 1911-06-28
Familiar Figure.

Familiar Figure
Conductor James Graves Of the Phoc.
nix-Parker run, has been transferred
temporarily TO his old Ash Fork
route, passing through the city yes
terday on the first trip. He relieves
Conductor Fox, who is off duty ow.
ing TO the illness Of his wife.
Looking Over Range.
Irving Jacquay, cattle buyer Of
III Centre, Cal, was an arrival in
the city yesterday, and will remain
for an indefinite visit on business lie
made purchases a few months ago
and is DESTROYS Of securing NOR,
steers for his feeding lands in I'm
perial valley.
Waiting oad Home.
william simpson veteran Of thu
Civil War. arrived yesterday from
Los Angeles, and will remain durin,
the summer, visiting with relatives
and friends. In speaking Of tn
death Of n. =. (Pard) Pierce, whicl
occurred at the Soldiers Home a
sawtelle. last week, he says that hi
Illness was Of very short duration
and even his Arizona comrades wer
unaware Of his sickness. Mr.. Pierre
was very much admired by all oil
soldiers and his loss has east gloon
over that institution.
Weekly journal-miner. [volume] (Prescott, Ariz.) 1908-1929, 1911-06-28
city News
....In Brief

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Weekly journal-miner. [volume] (Prescott, Ariz.) 1908-1929, 1911-06-28

Frank Browning, after an absence
OF several years, at Victor, Colo, re-
turned yesterday and will follow HE
vocation NJ a miner. lie comes 20
remain this time, and will leave in a
few days for the Bradshaw noun
tains
Weekly journal-miner. [volume] (Prescott, Ariz.) 1908-1929, 1911-06-28


Mr.. and Mrs. Dan Gillis and family
will leave tomorrow for Nova scotia
Canada, the birthplace Of the former
where they will remain. Mr.. ellis
has for many years been a railroad
engineer in this territory, and unit
recently was with thu Congress rail
road.
| Fair Oaks viatOrx
Mr.. and Mrs. c. T. Willis are II
the city for a few days from th'
Fair Oaks orchard Of Maus AM
stewart. Mr.. willis is manager o
that interest, and states that durinI
the coming month the first apple
will be sent TO this city He anici
pates heavy yield OF all varieties.
Weekly journal-miner. [volume] (Prescott, Ariz.) 1908-1929, 1911-06-28
FAVORABLE SHOWING.


Joe Rees, general manager OF the
Reed Mining company, operating the
Hidden Treasure mine, near Turkey
station, was in the city Yesterday
from his camp, after pumping faeii'
tiles 10 handle the large flow OF
water in tho lower levels. Speak
ing Of the outcome Of development
reneetly, and since the greatest depth
has been reached, he says that
few days ego large body Of eoos
grade gold ore was cut. Work val
be continued.
Weekly journal-miner. [volume] (Prescott, Ariz.) 1908-1929, 1911-06-28
FORMER Rss1DENr Drxs,
From Friday. Daily.)

Adviees received from San frsn'
consco yesterday by Mrs. William
Herter Of this city conveyed the ssd
news that her nephew, Charles John
son, had passed away suddenly fssm
heart disease. lie was only 10 yesrs
old. and had resided in this city se~'
eral years ago, with his moshT, MrA
Charles johnson, making msny
friends, who will regret to learn Of
hi. untimely end. lie was very
capable accountant, and was until re-
Gently with the southern Pacific
With his mother, he was preparing
TO come 20 Prescott next month TO
spend the summer and to ~ne~
pleasant associations Of the past,
Journal Miner - High class Job vcr'
Weekly journal-miner. [volume] (Prescott, Ariz.) 1908-1929, 1911-06-28

Sawtelle, last week, ne says that his
illness was Of very short duration,
and even his Arizona comrades were
unaware Of his sickness. Mr.. Pierce
was very much admired by all old
soldiers and his loss has east gloom
over that institution.
(From Fridays Daily
Jerome Officer Here.
Chief Of Police Fred Hawkins Of
Jerome was an arrival yesterday, and
will remain for n few days on Of
fetal duties.
Outing On Coast.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. II. Tribby left
yesterday for the coast resorts OF
Southern California, TO enjoy an out
ing for a few weeks.
PaMss Through.
George Kelly, formerly = miner OF
the Big Bug and Lynx Creek dis
tricts. passed through yesterday from
Bisbee en- route to Gold Roads.
Returns From College.
Miss Irene Berry, daughter OF
Mrs. W. G. Hanson, returned yester'
day from Superior, Neb., where she
has been attending college for the
past year.
Bradshaw Visitor.
Horace Yeomans, freiehter of the
bradshaw Mountains, was an arrival
Yesterday and states that activity AZ
several points continues, with all IN
teYe.ts buoyant over conditions.
Attracted by Climate.
DIR. and Mrs. q. c. Nichols OF Or
anpe. Cal, are recent arrivals an'
have taken apartments Mt the Con
yre.s House for the summer. p'
Nichols comes 10 this section for tn
benefit Of his health.
Prom Mining Camp.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. 3. Sessions, IN
former the superintendent OF IN
Arizona Gold. Copper Mining con
pany. on Cherry Creek, are in Tn
ei,v for a few days on a bushes
and pleasure visit. Deep mining
under way at that camp and IN
showing is reported as satisfactory
P1>ns>d Engineer.
C. X. shipmau, after few wee'
In. the section, making mine esami
a,ions. left yesterday for New fo'
CITY. 90 return early in Juy, 10
main indefinitely. He EXPRESS
! himself M pleased at the poss'o'
ties Of the county.
Federal BuansA
Assistant U. s. Attorney D.
rore.t left yesterday for Pheen'
n where several condemnation suits
y :. be heard fog establishing right
> wav on lands for irrigatins purpo'
9 In connection with the Ro'sev'
dam.
Ieolaug Over Nc rr0S
's P,ed walker Of Marion, Iowa.
r recept arrival and contemplates
" naming permanently. He viii be
III .oela,ed with the Thayer water 9.
~ noe dam and reclamation enterpf'
be north Of the city, and is making
examination Of the rocks and sal
a, mi. section with the view
y, manufacturing concrete, when
III s,uetion begins. Mr. walker
" widely known in building circles
his state.
- OLD Timer viau.
IT, wilbur stanton, retired mereh
~ Salt Lake City, Utah, arrived
,erday. and is looking over the &C
eh try. reviving early day reeoiiee''
Dr. when he was miner Of the TIP
~ district, Az one time he was
Is lated with w. c. Greene Of Cana
'a' fame, and both prospeeted In
on bradshaw Mountains for
weeks. His health Is poor and
will visit the old mining field.
e. ing in a few days
rly ''s
OF From Saturdays Daily
Weekly journal-miner. [volume] (Prescott, Ariz.) 1908-1929, 1911-06-28

From Saturdays Daiiy)
Leaves on Outing.
John LAWYER left yesterday for the
eoa.t resorts OF Southern California,
where he will enjoy an outing for a
few weeks.
seiigmau viAsou.
]. W. sullivan, eattieman, and
Mike Mcbride, merchant, Of seligmar
were arrivals In the city yesterday
on business.
Bourne From Ccast.
Mrs. Hettie Behan, who has bee'
visiting with her brother, sam Mile
and other relatives in Los Angelo
70, . few weeks, returned yesterday
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-05-16
MAY CLOSE CEMETERY
TO SUNDAY THRONES
HOLLYWOOD COMPANY WILL AD-
NIT ONLY LOT OWNERS IF
DISORDER CONTINUES

President r. G. Wherry, Of the Hol-
lywood Cemetery Company, has taken
the initial step in preventing rowdy-
lam and disorderlv conduct by the
throngs which visix the burial grounds
on Sunday by ordering that children
under the age OF fifteen years shall
not be admitted without being ac-
companied by a parent or guardian,
and requesting visitors not to gather
around graves during burial services,
Mr.. Wherry gays that recently the
behaviour OF visitors at the cemetery
on Sunday afternoons has been dis
graceful and he states that tf this
misconduct on the part OF visitors Is
continued the grounds will be closed
70 all except lot owners and their
families, IN view Of the fact that the
cemetery Is attractive to visitors in
Richmond, Mr.. Wherry says it Is
not desired by the board Of directors
TO close the cemetery.
This is the first step taken to in
ssrss, .qspslsr. .ssnsi Ssf. Winery says If
II is not effective more drastic meas
Ilres Will be taken.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-05-16
SALE NAME EIGHTEEN
FOR FORT RILEY DUTY
ADJUTANT GENERAL BELIEVES
EVERY MEMBER OF DETAIL
WILL ATTEND CAMP.

Adjutant General Sale on, Tuesday
announced the list of effects of the
First Battalion. Field Artillery, Vir-
gtnia Volunteers, who have been de-
tailed to attend the Joint camp of in
structfon for Held artillery and caval-
~ officers at Fort Riley, Kansas, June
and l5, inclusive.
The adjutant general also announc~
cd he has been informed by the War
Department that Major W. :. Nc Nair.
Second Field Artillery, United States
army. has been designated la conn
nand the field artillery camp. ON
GERS desiring Information concerning
the camp have been directed to- COM
municste with Major McNair.
Following Is the list of officers who
| have been detailed To attend the
camp: Major T. NJ Workman, Captain
Jennings c. Wise First Lieutenant A.
=, Burgess, Captain W. NJ. Myers.
First Lieutenant T.. E.. Rees First
Lieutenant James Z. Pollard, Second
Lieutenant j. T. Wood. Second Lieu
tenant George H. Myers, Captain /.
Branch johnson. First Lieutenant
Otto w. Scharch First Lieutenant
Charles r. Barland. Second Lieuten-
ant William w. Dey. Jr., Second Lieu
tenant Frederick $. Sergeant Captain
RI. a. Brinkley. First Lieutenant j. l..
Thomas, First Lieutenant l.. w. Ditto.
Second Lieutenant y. Burr Jones and
Second Lieutenant I. l.. Leafe-
The eighteen officers are all resi-
dents Of Richmond. Each has ex-
pressed O desire t. attend the camp.
and It is believed the detail will leave
/ Richmond with full personnel.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-05-16
STILL HOLDS MEN
ARE IN CON TEMPT

WASHINGTON. May ia COM
tice Daniel L, Wright. OF the dis
trict supreme court. to determine whe-
! ther Gompers. Mitchell and Morrison,
the labor leaders, We're guilty of con-
tempt. and upon their decision will
base further action In the case.
Justice Wright Is proceeding on the
instructions Of the supreme court of
. the United States in the decision yes
terday, which set aside the jail SEN
fences. but clearly indicated that 1t
did so without prejudice. According to
the view of Justice Wright. the SUI
preme court left open the possibility
Of Wright, himself. ordering contempt
proceedings against the three men for
failure TO obey an Injunction issued by
him. 1t was held that the court dis
missed the fail sentence on the ground
that the action was brought by the
! Bucks Stove and Range Company and
that in such event only fine could
be assessed. The inference was left
that If the court itself had taken the
initiative, the result might have been
different.
j Justice Wright Appointed as IN sss~
+ hefS OF the COMMISSION Attorneys y.
j. Darlington, Daniel Davenport and
James ~. Beck, all three@pf Whan,
were counsel against the labor lead
crs IN the original contempt proceed
ings.
Justice Wright's order authorizes
the Commission to investigate the en-
tire proceedings In which the labor
leaders were sentenced and institute
contempt charges If they deem the
facts warrant such action under the
! decision OF the supreme court.
1T appears. said Justice Wright
In his order, that Gompers, Mitchell
and Morrison, are guilty Of contempt
Of court, regardless or the supreme
court decision and may be punished
hunder it's terms"
/ He said he ordered the investigation
ITO the end that the authority of the
court may be established, vindicated
| and sustained
Justice Wright to-day had Justice
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-05-16
NELMS TO OPPOSE
SENATOR S. w. HALT

NEWPORT NEWS. May 1o-Col-
onel w. j. NeIms. u we'll known at
,orney Of this city. last night an
nounced his candidacy for the Demo-
cratic nomination for State senator
from this district in opposition to
State Senator Saxon w. Holt, who Is
Offering for denomination.
Colonel Nelms has had the matter
OF entering the race under advise
rnnet for upwards Of two months
and before making his announcement
he went very carefully over the situa-
ZION. He said last night that he was
confident of winning the nominate
in the primary that Is to be held on
September Z
Though he is not yet ready to de
clare himself upon all of the ISSUES
of the campaign Colonel helms says
that he is uneQuvocaIly for the en-
aiding act giving the voters OF Vtr-
ginia the right 10 say whether or not
they will have state wide prohibition
as against local option.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-05-16
FOUR GRADUATE AT CAPE
,.x.,..>,..a 6vu.AlkI.Essy@ HIesf ssrff1tDI

sspscisi -ta The HiehIa cad y 4sa.4 ssts,ss y
CAPE CHARLES. VA. May Is
The annual commencement Of the
Cape Charles High School was held
Monday evening at the Northampton
County Club Casino. the building be-
Ing taxed to it's utmost capacity Hon.
r. H. Russell president Of Fredericks-
burg Normal School, was the orator of
the occasion. delivering one OF the
most notable educational addresses
ever given In Cape Charles. The mu-
siaAi part OF the program was excep-
~tfchaiiy good. being i'm charge Of Pro-
fessor CoIns, director OF the Bethany
~. r. church choir There were four
graduatAA. Gladys BarbHge Noting
ham. Marion EsteiIe Martin, salie
custis Sewage and John w. Daniels.
The ssas3op ~ the school has. beSn a
eSccsssful ons.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-05-16
Commonwealth 5 Attorney
FolkeS Raises New Point .
of Law
HE SEEKS RULING
TO FORM PRECEDENT
Case Develops Out of Arrest
of Five Men in
Murphy's Hotel
Sunday

Commonwealth Attorney Ainetree
Folks Is Of the opinion that there is
a statute forbidding gambling in
hotels. He believes that he can OBJ
tain ruling on this point and thus
effectively suppress all gaming in
private rooms Of hostelries.
Mr.. F'otkes points out that under
the present Interpretation OF the law
Il party OF men may hire a room in
any hotel for gambling purposes and
do so in perfectly legal manner.
a man may go to hotel and regis
ter, obtain a room and then admit
any number Of hts friends or acquain-
tances for the purpose of gambling,
Mr.. Folkes Says, and under the ac-
cepted ruling OF the courts none OF
the gamblers may he prosecuted fer
gam bling in a public place.
However. Mr.. Folkes kinks he has
found an act under which these hotel
gamblers may be reached He SAYS
that he has found statute that for
bids gambling in an ordinary" II
the courts hold that by an Ordinary
is meant an ordinary hotel he is
quue positive OF Il ruling in his favor
| He says that his contention Is en-
dorscd by a citation following the act
which says that hotelkeepers who
/ are aware that their places have been
resorted to for the purpose of gamb-
! ling must bring the matter to the at.
/ tention OF the authorities.
The result Is that the five men ar
| rested in Murphy's hotel Sunday OF
! the charge of gambling in a public
, place, must spend another day in lai
! until Mr. Foikes prepares his new
brief on the subject
The five, Mr. Southwark, Of Dan.
Vile; j. II, Miller. Sam Hampton. j
| Plnchefsky and w. II, Reynolds, were
3arraigned before Justice Crutchfielc
! in police court Tuesday their cas-,
/ having been continued from the dan
| before. They were represented bs
, Attorney Gilbert Pollock, who con
tiarntly expected their acquittal under
the established ruling that privat,
room in hotel is not a public place
When Mr.. Folkes raised his new
point Of law Justice Crutchfield order
ed that the old charge of gambling
In public place be dropped ant
the men rearresred, charged will
gambling In an ordinary. The war
rants were made out. the five formal.
rearrested and locked UP and tn
hearing set for Wednesday,
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-05-16
CHARTERS GRANTED
BY COMMISSION

The birmingham Furniture Com
pary, Incorporated, Hampton, Va. In
corporators. ]. II, Birmingham, pres
ident and treasurer, M. O. Laekey
stce~president and secretary; NJ. r
Erittinghanl--all of Hampton. Va
Capital stock: Maximum. $4,000;
minimum. $1,000. Objects and pur-
poses: Furniture business.
Grand Union order Of Charity
Richmond, Va lncorporators; j. j
Tarer, president Eddie Butler. vice
ali of Richmond. Va Capital stock
None. Objects and purposes; Frater.
nal beneficiary association.
c. r. Johnson Corporation, Norfolk
Ma, Inaorporators: c, X. johnson
president A. b. johnson. secretary
r. Il. Miller--aIl OF Wiloughby Beach
Va. Capital stock Maximum, $50,
900; minimum, $4,000. Objects ana
purposes; Lumber business
James River Land and Improve
1nent Company, Incorporated, Grun
dy Va. incorporates, Il. II. Wit
ten. president; John A, 1.ooney, vice
president; J. ". Flanagan, tr- sec
retary and treasurer--all of Grundy
VA. Capital stock Maximum. $50
600: minimum. $4,000. Objects ana
u, Iu rposes:. ~. Real estate ha sinesss
Elizabeth River Lumber Company
Incorporated. Norfolk. va. lneorpo
rators: c. II. Bull, president. r r
Priest. secretary and treasurer: j. II
winston--aIl Of Norfolk, Va. Capita
stock: Maximum, $4,000: minimum
$1,000. Objects and purposes Lum
Der business.
Dodson Holding Corporation. Nor
folk. Va. Ineorporators; r. A. bod
son, president, III. G.. Dodspn. vice
president, both Of Norfolk. Va. r. l.
$50 Robinson. secretary and treasurer,
Baltimore. Nd. Capital stock Max
irnum. 100000. minimum. $4,000
Objects and purposes; Real estate bus
mess.
An amendment was issued to char
ter of Rearls d. Company, Ineorpo
rated Lynchburg. Va. increasing IL
capital stock as follows: Maximum
from $4,000 TO 100000. minimum
from s25 600 to SIS 900.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-05-16
col. HARDWOOD To isKESIDE
AT CREDIT MEMS MEETING

Colonel John S. HARDWOOD. presi-
dent of the Richmond Credi, Mems
Associations, win preside at the quar-
terly meeting to be held Tuesday ever,
ing at the Business Mems Club when
delegates Will be chosen to represent
the local organization at the meet
ing Of the National Credit Mems Asso-
citation at Minneapolis In June.
Following a time honored custom
OF the Richmond association sup
per will precede the business session.
This Is done in order that business
men can dine at the club instead OF
going 10 their homes. the PLAN insur-
ing large attenianccs Addresses will
be made by Manager White, Of Swift 8
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-05-16
HARD To FIND
THIS REGISTRAR
DIR. LEION SEEKS DETECTIVE TO
AID HIM IN SEARCH FOR
MIR. DAVIS

DIR, Isaac II. LEON. medical direc-
tor Of the Southern Hospital and Dis
pensary Corporation, 1928 East Broad
street. sauntered down Governor
street early TUESDAY afternoon look
ing FOR place to register. He had
reat in the published lists that Mr..
Goodman Davis registrar from the
Third precinct. Madison ward, would
he on hand during the day at l07
Governor street.
But Mr.. Davis vas not to be found
at that number and no one in the
neighborhood seemed to know where
MIR Davis could be found. Finuily,
Dr. Leion concluded he would go Up
10 police headquarters and get de-
! tective TO assist him In locating the
aforesaid registrar.
Captain George Pollock, clerk OF
the department greeted Or. Leion.
How are you, doctor" said the
captain.
VERY well. thank YOU" said the
doctor.
/ The doctor then made known the
purpose of his visit and Captain Pol
lock. while not knowing the where
/ abouts Of Mr.. Davis. quickly inform
ed his caller that he was looking for
the wrong registrar.
ne man you want TO see, SalC
the captain. is Mr.. ]. II. Cox, whose
place is put down as 500 North Sey.
ententh street
Thank you Very much" said the
doctor. bowling his way out.
Don't mention IT, resuFned thu
plain putting on his coat prepar
ing to go To dinner
/ Further investigation revealed IN,
fact that Mr. Goodman Davis is pu
down in the new city directory a
l2fG- East Ira Hklih and 1t may Etf
/ that he is doing business a tina
stand. However. DIR. Leion did no
/ take the trouble to find out
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-05-16
WELL SUPPORTED
COTTON is STEADY

NEW YORK, MAY is.--At the out
set cotton was steady. two points lower
10 six points higher. August appeared
10 have good support from leading
bulls. although these were credited with
selling Iulx 10 spa1 houses, The wet, FIR
or continued favorable through the
belt. New crops were Influenced more
OF less b. the strength es JeGfy and
August however. ard during the first
the close yesterday.
Cotton price; May i55sa5s: July.
I5.esa70; August, i5.27a2s; September.
1850 offered, October. II o5a06. No
ve,nber. IL esas7i December, IL seasT:
March 1,3.o0a0i