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New-York tribune., 1911-02-21
BUSINESS TROUBLES.

The following petitions in bankruptcy
were fled IN the United States District
Court yesterday:
MAX DANZIA and PHILIP MILLER.
doing business as the Star Stove Repair
So,nnany. at No 1855 TO III Norfolk street.
in"nIIntary. Creditors Moses Schlanskv.
so; Original New York Patrol Company.
ssSi and Jonas thinner. $40. Insolvency
D,~eierential payments Of $500 and trans
far,ing OF merchandise accounts and a
,oindTv in Brooklyn valued at 10000 are
alleged Liabilities, $500. assets. 5000 A
1,arenns by Morris Nestel, $500, Harris Gold
pp,ain 81 90, and Mandel Weissman, SSds.
sstye@ing preferential payments ana sdmis,
ston In writing OF inability TO pay their
oeipSs1CoB HESCHS and JOHN r. SEM
OF y who comprise the hrm OF Heschs a
ssmple. manufacturers OF women's hats az
30. iis East 18th street. involuntary. Cred
New-York tribune., 1911-02-21

ONIONS state and Western. white, bushei
crate. GjcgSl IL. red or yellow. 40 ID bas,
81 n 81 %: 100 10 bag. 81 23asl 40; Orange
sidsi 90. Havana. crate s2usc so; OkRA.
Florida. carrier. $50 50 so; Cuban, 81 y0gs2;
OYSTER PLANTS 100 bunches. s.: PARS-
LEY, nearby. 100 bunches, 81 a 81 %; Nex Or
leans. curly bbL s3GS3 so. plain. s34 81 80;
PEAS. Florida large varieties basket. 81 800
SO so: small. 81 n So 80; Bermuda, large, half
box 81 5O6s2 80. small. xiaS2. PEPPERs
Florida box. Sass 80; carrier. y soas 81.
81 -: California and Mexican box 81 25:
ROMAINE, basket. soc asl; STRING BEANS.
wax basket, 81 25QS2 so: crate 81 70 Gk2 IS.
green. basket. 81 81; crate. 81 Isl rs; SPIN.
1S4 30; SQUASH, Florida, white box. 81 500
81 -; Cuban. 81 25Gst T5; TURN1PS ruta-
rier, 81 5OG SO 30: Cuban. s1a 50 so; Mexican.
nat box 81 so: fat California box. 81 q 81 %
New-York tribune., 1911-02-21
FOREIGN MARKETS.

Liverpool. Feb. - 20-WHEAT-spot dull; nut
ures ouiet; March Is; May IS load. CORN
Spof ouiet; American mixed. new, Is 2.ad
American mixed old. IS id futures dull: March,
A. cad: May nominal FLoUR-winter pat
snts ass 6d HOPS-ln London Pacinc COAST.
"a sSdf5 5s BEEF-Fxtra India mess. i2-2s Sd
PoRK-Prime mess. Western. g2s Sd HAMS
short cut. 56s. BACON-Cumberisnd cut. 5ss ID I.
short rib 62s: clear bellies. 5Ss. long clear mid
dies light CPS: 90 heavy. SIS Sd shcrt clear
backs, SIS: shoulders. square. SIS. LARD
Prime Western. tierces. 4ss ii; American re-
nued pals. 49s. E.SE--Canadlan nnesf
white new SIS I'd; coored. 60s TURPENTINE
-SpiTits 62s "a ROSi N-Common, les ID
PFTROLEUM-Rehned, 6isd LINSEED OIL
5as COTTONsEED OfI~-Huil. refined. spot sic
Cd TALLOW-Australian dn London. 35s 7 I'D
London, Feb eO-RAW SUGAR-Centrifugai
los 90 muscovado. as 81. BEET SUGAR-Feb-
ruary 9s ad. LINSEED-Csicutta. Aprii-June
Tis. LINSEED OTL--49s 80. SPERM OTL-f3s
los. PETROLETM-American refined. SD.
spirits. 6ad. TURPENrIN E--Sprits. 6cs "a
ROSIN-American strained. IDS ed, fine. isA
Antwerp. Feb. 20 20-PETRoLEUM-io france
New-York tribune., 1911-02-21
CHICAGO GRAIN AND PROVISIONS

c-bic,ro Feb. 2O-snow aided the bears to
az in The wheat market Throughout Kansas
and Oklahoma especially. the white GOVERNS, ioi- %
i,r,6 by COLI weather made an ideal condition
70" ,bs winter crop and started much selling OF
deferred futures At the close prices showed a
rc, decline of ild@c TO lie The days trading
80 Hor,, /. ~ Lc 20 &c on oats down shade
to &c and provisions varying from Dc lower TO
- -. q" - .ifdcrca from the outset Pressure was
~ far the greater in the new crop months.
september suffered rlost ana me aet,viy "a
trS b.yctofore having been light and wholly In
80 80 hand. OF srecialists Range Of prices
New-York tribune., 1911-02-21
BANKER ADMITS FORGERY.

Charles A. Bellins. formerly OF the Bronx
Estorsl Bank, pleaded guilty in General
s4sons Yesterday TO an indictment for OBJ
tsi5ing g oO0 from the Knickerbocker Trust
Company by forging the name OF the banks
president to certificates of deposit.
On q previous occasion. when arraisned
.,r pleading. Belling was remanded until
q Investigation could be made into his
rsntal condition. A commission appointed
hY The court decided that he was sane. and
as srrsignment and pleading yesterday
followed. He will be sentenced on Thurs
dsy
New-York tribune., 1911-02-21
FOREIGN FINANCIAL.

London Feb. -. 0.-Consols closed l-l6 high
er at sos for money and 80 3-l6 for the ac-
count Anaconda was unchanged. az fSIs
Grand Trunk unchanged, at 26l.. Canadian
Pacific ] point lower. at Zl15..
Money and discount rates were firmer.
India and the Bank Of England shared
the f5o0.O00 new gold available
The nearness of the settlement checked
business on the Stock Exchange, but the
markets had a good tone. Consois rubber
stocks and foreign securities hardened on
light support and gold shares recovered
after early weakness.
American securities opened steady and a
fraction higher. but Immediately turned
easier on realizing induced by the New
York bank statement Later Wall Street
and the Continent sold and the market
call money in London, 2g2l. per cent:
omen market discount rate Tor short bills,
SiI Der cent; long bills. 3 3-16 per cent: Ber-
lin discount rate, 27s per cent Pars dis
count rate, 2. per cent, Paris exchange on
London. Is francs 2SiA centimes: Berlin ex-
Change on London, ~ marks IS pfennlgs
Bar gold, rs 90, and American eagles, 7Gs
5Iad.
Paris. Feb. 2o.-Three per cent rentes
closed unchanged. at 81 francs IS centimes
Prices were firm on the Bourse.
Berlin. Feb. 20.-Domestic securities were
slightly depres ssed on realizing on the
Roerse. American shares were strong
New-York tribune., 1911-02-21
GNIRAL SHOPMEN STRIKE
o,;Iermakers Walk Out at Vari-
olys Points on System.
coIrvANCE ON LAKE SHORE
...,r Leader Says 500 Meu
a.oved Strike Order-Ral-
-osd Disputes Assertion.

.,.nd. Feb. a.-The strike Of the
.,.-s in the shops OF the New York
-, ,.,,r.l Railroad lines which began to-
"a, the sympathy OF the machinists
,,.cksniths employed in the shops. ac-
-. - the officials Of the boilermakers'
rn.v assert that within few days
,xo thousand machinists and black
an. viii walk out in sympathy.
.-...presldent weysnd OF the lnterna-
Rrotherhood Of Boilermakers and
.,.n,,,ders. who is in charge Of the strike,
ss,-.d that about eight hundred boiler
- and helpers struck to-day. These
80 are disputed by the railroad Of
-. who say many OF the men returned
-.,-k and that in most Of the shops the
.s,,,,v of strikers were promptly replaced
~ non-union men.
s-hs New York Central violated its
-.@r,snt with the union. and We are In
=. Asbt TO stick" said Nice-President
'r.,snd tonight. He was busy most OF the
,,r and tonight with telegraphlc corre-
.oo,aence between the strikers In various
..,s including Buffalo, Detroit. Roxbury'
Mss. and Depew. y. y.
P McBain, superintendent OF motive
..wsr OF the Lake Shore & Michigan
..r,bern Railroad. issued the following
..,tsusnt late to-day, giving the railroad :
sSs Of the dispute:
m the 203 boiermakers employed on TINS
.scn of the New YORK central only
--ey.seven men walked out. Ihe places "a
.<,ire OF these were filled shorty aIteI.
|, hour later sixteen OF me men Who gun ~
~ounced their intention OF returning 70
"a we will have cough men Dy 10
s-roy night 20 take care of the SITUATION
me railroad has not violated its agree
-snt with the bollermakers entered ln,o M,
!. rscernber o. 1910, when the men on DAY
-,rE ware allowed q cents an hour. Ihat
.,.scrnort did not contain reference 10
stsscsuork over which started the dispute
rsich ended I'm the walkout to-day.
We started pieceWork on Jahuary o. liHce- lilan-
,,g II optional with the men 10 90 piece
~. or dav work On February is 81 per
.srt ~ the boilerma kers at Collinwood and
: 5sr cert al Elkhart. Ind, were dong
resevork. -,.-,.... -. 49,,
coTInvoCd shops during January was 40
ssrfs an hour as against 50 cents made py
re day workers Al Elkhart the piece
WORKERS made g cents an hour ana the day
workers IS cents. our payroHs VIII verify
these figures. -.
Engine house boilermaksr-. except that
-rsv are urion men, were not concerned in
the controversy, as piecework was not at
tempted in the engine houses. Ihsy are
going out purely in sympathy win the DIS,
tatis6ed day workers. who are Influenced
Nv tho heads OF the brotherhood.
Tho demand OF the men on the Lake
Shore and Michigan Southern division for
.se abolshment Of piscework was the
cause OF the strike. The company refused
n meet the demand az 10 o'clock this fore
neor. when the men we're ordered out over
N. entire system. In sympathy with the
Lake Shore men.
New-York tribune., 1911-02-21

Spot quiet and unchanged at l4lOc for mid
dling INLAND sales 100 bales. Liverpool cables:
s-ot In good demand: sales, IL. 900 bales; specu-
lstion and export, 5000; American, lloOO I'M
,orte 600 ali American: middling upland,
5a5 Futures opened steady. I'D higher. on
near and unchanged on late months; closed bare
i,. steady al a net decline Of 4lhn8 points, Feb
ri,ar and February March, 733 ed March April.
lad: AprlI-May 735Ed; May-June, l561d;
Iune-JuIv T3fd: Julv-August I.3i I'D; August
Sen,enhsr : l6lSd: September October Gs64d:
0cfobsr- November s73d. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
4 6siLd: Decem ber-January. 666d: January-Feb-
v,ta~, cSiad
New-York tribune., 1911-02-21
OTHER LIVESTOCK MARKETS.

chicago. Feb. 2o.-CATTLE--Reee $1,000.
steady 10 IOc lower. beeves. S9g$9 -; leAaS
steers 81 2oqS5 so Wssser - Sye$o , % ,sFsTs
81 sGTS5 20. calves. s7aS9 HOGs-Receipts'
5000; market weak al oPenlns price; tsh5 f6.
r65e-b s7GST 10. good 70 choice heavy. - l5G
e. a.. pias 81 iOds7 70: bulk Of sales. s. 2On
80, 80 90 ios, ~ ~ western. 50 ioasi So yearnrs
81 SOds5 IL: lambs. natives. S14s6 io. western
s. 25dso 50.
cincinnati Feb 90 2oTcATTLEIEeiSsi2s,s :A,PTg,E & isss
c,11-,on I,Jr-, So JoTxi HOGs-Receipts. Sis4:
active 10al5c higher: butchers ana ahppers'
s. 7od;7 so: common SanS' ~; sHtEErwisi 1t
ceipts. 3ee. steady: 81 25aSi le' lambs weak
ioG .o"eT nnfsIo az - Feb. 2o.-CATTLE-Receipts
800 fairly g sfiSS hSg 81 s9S 7S shipping s. 5asG .
butchers, S5as6 90; helfers. - 2onf6. cows. s3f
s. % bulls siss5 % st9Ssers 90 and so reeGey aeg
ssnG S6rineers. active and Sass higher az s3og
sG5 VEAI.S- Receipts. 300; active and 9g.
lower at S7aS1O so HoiS-keceip,s., Io'ogS; ~
loo lower. others steady. heavy. 50 0OG%i 90
rixed. s7s5aS7 So workers. 81 eodSs; Pig
se 55friee a 5ogss Is SHEEP ard LAMBS
peoe,1ts 20 900. active: yearlings STEADY; others,
i5d23c hipher heavy lambs; S5GS3 ~. handy
lambs s5a$s 40; yearlings: 81 ,Sess 90; St 5o
sheep mixed So I5fts4 -.
kansas city. FEB. 20 0-CATTLE--Receipts.
1000 including 900 9aSngi pested beer sn AND export
,.' ta5, x6 *. fair TO good s. 2jQS5 30: West
,yv g. @5eS6 stockers and feeders. 81 l3gst -
southern. s. f5ds8: southern cows sSqs4 90
., e. S5GS, 95. heifers 81 JOIs8 bulls,
e. ,oSs- q calves s. 5Od$S *. HOGS-Re-
Seibts. 900. Jal5e higher: bulk Of sales " -
uS' fg, oI1sss- All. light 81 30asT 40 SHEEP
= -l;ace,rfs 3. 900: strong to l0c higher: lambs.
81 5oGs6 20. yearllngs s. 6odsS -; we'hers. tnef
81 25GS4 90: ewes, Aasf "o' s'ocNers ana 'eeD-
ers S3Gs4.
p,tsh,rg Feb 20 0-CATTLE-Lower; supply
,9i IoaSss choice So 35ds6 90; prime. - lJf
Sc 25 SHEEP supply, 10 dosole Ge1o
20 yo0,9, lambs s5rs6. veal calves, 81 5Og
$40 % HoGs-Higher rseesI. sSas1 - % mesiams aSnD,e
.- an,. ss. o. hea,-v Workers.. s. 95dSs. light
YofTers' yV IS 1Ogss Is: pigs. IS i5gss 20 roughs
81 95TSG 10
New-York tribune., 1911-02-21

closing az a net advance or 3O93' points, with
sales y, f75 OOo bags. The feature Of the ad-
vance was aggressive operations on the part OF
leading roasting interests os well as prominent
CrrIrrieson hos. closely identified with the bull
sid OF the market. Leading roasters bought on
Ssturfav about so 01o bags OF spOt coffee IN the
Nov YORK and New Orleans markets. sending
p-ices up sharply These transactions were not
known until after tho close on Saturday when
prices on the curb advanced about 10 points.
There were also some good sales OF cost and
freight coffee reported. 2O.0OO bags OF santos IS
being sold Saturday at l2S.e, while 10000
hagg were sold on Monday at i3c. for both 3s
and As Havre closed ihGls francs higher.
Eauburg showed an advance OF kGis ofennig.
Rio was 50 reis higher and santos showed an
advance OF 100 reis SPOT frmer: Rio No Z. 12%
Tl27sc, santos is. 1880. Local contract rrices.
New-York tribune., 1911-02-21
RAILROAD EARNINGS.
,xn,,vApo1Is & LOUISVILLE.

CHICAGO INDIANAPOLIS & LoulsFl@Ll-N' LIZ
1911. 1910 go 800
"a week In Feb. SiGi. 43G Sl09-I q, s99 o1o
July 1-Feb. "a 3S4455G 3.T0lf9" o'0'''i-
CENTRAL OF GEORGIA.
"a week I'm Feb. s2G9 500 s2-9OCO -NS..s, NS..,'do d,,,
July l-Feb. "A. S13i.l0O 7,52o 100 '"'S'o"o
DETROIT & MACKINAc.
% week IN Feb S2O5G4 s23tJl 81 -. ~
July 1-Feb. "a. 7ss.sje Te3oOf oo'f'f
INTERoCEANIC OF MEXICO
ID week IN Feb. s20i 1853 s2o3Sl4 sd2S s62S ~ ~
July 1-Feb a. 1922 76J 5.o27 l65 4'o'-'oa
MISSOURI. KANSAS & TEXAS.
Number OF miles 33s1 30.2
2i week in Feb. s5325G4 s451 li0
July l-Feb. ID. 10. 2ss 490 i7.1s6l4s
NATIONAL OF MEXICO.
ID week IN Feb. s12sl077 81 253 6s, 81 oo4 Sc'9 o99
July 1-Feb. II. 3s.517,177 "a. 544, i22 2s'e0oo1o
SOUTHERN.
"a Week in Feb. ST. 1870 5sG sI.os5 lls slcol l2o
July 1-Feb. Il. 81 200. 456 36.ol0I7l 5~6J''ooi
ST. LOUIS SOUTHWESTERN.
2d week in Feb. s262, 900 1926. 245 1922 99l
July l-Feb. IA. s.005.403 7.l57,62a t.'V' Jus
TOLEDO. PEORIA & WESTERN.
July f-Feb. ID. s24.i77 746'665 7o2,oS5
TWIN CITY LINES.
81 week In Feb sl4O.257 sl3l.54i sli3 sos
Jan I-Feb IL $50 $40 s43, 23s 1898
CITIES SERVICE COMPANY.
New-York tribune., 1911-02-21
St5 o5Gsf5 !

No Southern soft. SIS 25Gsi5 IS. cooksons
MoIAssEs AND sYRUPs-steaey and un-
changed. ,.,.. ,u-rsr-
NAVAL STOREs-Flrm for spirits turpsn- en-
OII,s-Linseed steady at recent prices. ke-
fined petroleum unchanged tar,
COTTONSEED OII-There was 1871 ~.
upturn prices closing at net advance ot iS's S ~
pOints Crude from the low point OF iast saot w
has gained about &c a gallon. Local eonusc'
pIices satur-
New-York tribune., 1911-02-21

ro,eso reh o.-cIovERsEED-cash and
rrobr,,ary s. 90; March. s. ssl7: April 81 a.:
October 81 52is ALSIKE-Prime, s. -: March.
81 5ai. TIMOTHY-Prtme. - ~.
New-York tribune., 1911-02-21
NEW YORK PRICES.
Holiday

CoTTON-Nervous and unsettled, within a
range OF about 1OGf5 points with the close
steady net I point higher on FEBRUARY ana
THt t3 points lower on later positions. hH-
"A 400 bales. and rejecting a loss In port
stocks for the day Of about $1,000 bales
Southern spot markets generally unchanged.
I -nrnI contract rrices:
New-York tribune., 1911-02-21
CASH QUOTATIONS.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

New York, February 20, 1911.
GRAIN-wHEAT-Repo that the winter
wheat crop in the West is protected oy thS
hest snow covering OF the winter resulteu
In general selling movement In the new
crop positions and at the close values showed
net losses OF y iisc. Foreign markets were
barely steady. owing TO larger snlpnlents
from Russia than expected and good IN
crease In the amount on passage. Worlds
e zports for the week were 10. 76s, 900 bushels;
against 12.30f. 600 the previous week and
II I.344 900 last year. Export sales. IL loads,
including loads OF American hard winter
wheat from New York The visible supply
showed n decrease or 5000 bushels, COM
pared with decrease last week OF 11s.OpO
and an Increase last year Of 5000. No
red alc elevator and 9Ilsc anoat, No
Northern Duluth 81 07A shoat.
CORN-Quiet early. with small price changes
but later easier. closing at net decline OF
LHi.c. Export sales. ) loads at New YORK.
New No q size o ahoat. OATS--Atter
showing moderate gains early eased on late
and closed at net loss ot X 1kc. Cash oats
steady. Standard white, acc. No g 36i7c;
No g. 35izc. No 4. 35c RYE-Dull: No .
CSC nominal b New York. BARLEY
steady. mailing. 9scaSl02 Z Buffalo
BCCKwHEAT-Quiet; American. TIC {
New York: Canadian, Sc bid, New York
for eXpOrt
New-York tribune., 1911-02-21
gIoiN BUTTER MARKET.
SEED PRICES.

r,g,n. Feb. o-BUTrER-steady. esse.
o,tptlt l53 eco pounds.
New-York tribune., 1911-02-21
GOVERNMENT BONDS.

The following shows yesterdays closing
quotations for government bonds, compared
with Saturdays: a.
New-York tribune., 1911-02-21

Representatives OF the New York Central
Ines here said yesterday that the strike
was not likely 10 reach New York. as there
was no piecework IN the shops here. The
2tcework system Is principally confined to
The shops west OF Buffalo
New-York tribune., 1911-02-21
.or.roEs ANn xEGFTARI Es-Potatoes

1910 and weak sweet potatoes steady As
naragus in larger supply. Beets and carrots
dragging except choice old carrots. Caooages
stsadv Celery weak and lower. Caulihower
sitrhtiv lower Chicory and escarole steady.
Itggniants lower. Kale hrm Spinach weak.
Iettuce in heavy supply. Lima beans lower.
pas in light receipt. Peppers lower. string
he.,s plenty but selling well for best grades.
Sbaiiots higher Tomatoes lower. POTA-
ToF.S Bermuda. late crop. Dbl >o@Sd 30 :
so In 3Tdsl 81. bag 81 35@Sl 80; state.
,so IN 81 25asi so: bag. 81 2o9Sl 40: SWEET
Dot NTOFS Jersey double head Dbl, 81 500
e. o75. basket 50c@s1 Il; ASPARAGUS,
SSbapieston, bunch. soc fls1 so; ARTICHOkFS,
Ir,In. s. sTs9; ANIsE. bbl. 50 50Qs3; BETS.
Ieans s. 30 a So 80; CARROTS. nearby 100
lunches. s1gxi 20; New orleans bbl 81 aot
e. "a. oid bhI or bag. 81 25Gsl 70. CAB
n,cFg Charleston new, crate. 81 9Oasl 10.
PPiarida 81 20: old. Danish ton. 50 si2 do
re.,ic S56ss Danish. bbl. S5cT 20: do
nestle. 80 a S5c; CELERY. nearby. dozen nat
bunches ocG$l; soup. nearby, 100 ounehes. ..
Sto-tda standard case 81 25GSi 10. 10-inch.
81 eS "a 81 so. S-inch. 81 i2Hsi =. CAULI-
TNwFRs California, case. 81 25a$l 10.
haif T5c y 81 ~; Florida. basket or crate. 81 g
Si6r,aa basket ss6Si CHICoRY. New or
isans bbl. 81 5oGS2 80; Florida, basket. 81 so
Txi ;5. French dozen. 81 so. EsCAROLE, New
prIsa,s hbl. S2nS3: Florida. basket. 81 5rG
e. French. dozen. 81 50: EGGPLANTS Flor
i1, regular box. sSWs0. Cuban. box, $50
So 80: cuban carrier box says - SaliIornia y,
and Mexican; box si9sii so; koMLRAaL III = ,l
Tf-CF basket. 7ac1St IS. LEEks, nearby.
10, lunches 81: New Orleans. S3WSt; LIMA
pFANs Florida. basket sass: Bermuda.
hat box. 81 5oq$3, Cuban, box, Snsi.
New-York tribune., 1911-02-21

Berlin. Feb. 20-Domestic securities were
slightly depres sed on realizing on the
Toerse. American shares were strong
New-York tribune., 1911-02-21

New York February go istl.
BEANS AND PEAS-Receipts, ootS o~1
beans Domestic white beans easy LOT sI
varieties Red kidney lower and Gule' %
portsrs can buy choice stock at 20 70 Linz nr
weaker scotch peas steady. BEANS, nad n,ad
row choice 100 lbs SO 50 q 50 20; poor 20 ~
sS 656 56nS3 so; medium. choice, % 9VEs 90 30; 80
nea So so; poor TO good, 50 40 80 90. e
kidney s5 20; white kdney sod yeBio" lima.
81 rs: black turtle soup - % g gSs 60 o. hags.
New-York tribune., 1911-02-21
PUBLIC UTILITY SECURITIES.

,r,,r,;sbe5 by williams. Mcconnell q Coleman
No co Wall street)
New-York tribune., 1911-02-21
Hay AND sTRAM-Market stea

highest grades OF timothy no improvement,
in lower grades. Limited demand for hlgn
grade light clover mixed, but heavy mixed mixed
ara straight clover dragging. HAI-Tlnl-
othv. prime, large bales. 100 lb, 81 OI = q
81 10: 10 3 to No 1. 15c a 81 05; shipping; 90
Il zoe: packing. 50955c; clover mixed oog
egcs ntire 5OT75c; clover and mixed poor.
45G55c. sTRAw--LOng rye. 45g joc; oat
nd ,Vh >
New-York tribune., 1911-02-21

Paris Feb. 20.-Three per cent reptes
closed unchanged. at 81 francs IS centimes.
Prices were firm on the Bourse.
New-York tribune., 1911-02-21

CITIES SERVICE COMPANY.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-10-23
WAN S
CLASSIFIED
.os ,e,5foeaAsHi1SSS &
...... e.0lNloNl 9LsAEi
-.
- - - = ?
THE LEADER.

(Absorbed the Oklahoma State Cap
ital March s, IBID
Official Paper OF Constitutional
Convention
Official City Paper.
Official County Paper.
Official State Paper.
(By Enactment OF Constitutional
Convention.)
Official Journal Of the Constitution,
page 80: Resolved. That the Guth-
rie Daily Leader be declared the Of
ncial paper of the STATE Of Oklahoma, >
Adopted.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-10-23
LEGAL NOTICES.
counclImer of the city of Guthrie,

counclImen of the City of Guthrie,
Oklahoma:
Section l. That The sum Of Two
Thousand Two Hundred Ninety-scven
and 65-l00 Dollars is hereby approprl-
ated for tie purpose of paving bills upon
tie following accounts, ahd Which bins
nave heretofore been apb5oNsd by tllf
C61nctl. to-wit:
Contingent Fund ....... a..,...S 5il 70
Sinking Interest ...,..... ....... l,1J6.-0
Total ...................... 81. e97. .B5
And the Mayor and City clerk are
hereby directed TO draw warrants on
said accounts for the same IN favor of
the persons to whom said bills We're
allowed
Section 2. This ordinance shall be IN
force from and after its passage, approval
and publication.
Approved this 2Oth day Of October.
A. D.. 1911,
FRANK oLSMITH.
Mayor
(SEALD
Attested: t. II. WlNSLoW,
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Attcsted: Il. II. W1NSLoW.
City Clerk.
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Tirst published in the Guthrie Daily
~ Leader. October %. 19I1.)
ORDINANCE NO. 1855.
An Ordiance appropriating certain
sn,onews 10 the payment pf sGndry ac
counts asd expenses.
Be Il Ordained by the Mayor and
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FRANK oLsMrTH.

psFirst published in the Guthrie Daily
Leader. October 81. 1919
ORDINANCE NO. 1856.
Ws An Ordinance levying upon certain lots
!, MI, City Of Guthrie, oklahoma, a
Etlle Hrtrssisag 81 sidewalks, and grading
ltie same, and for sanitary purposes, and
ISSchring an emergency.
|Ee It Ordained by the Mayor and
CouncImen of the City of Guthrie,
Oklahoma:
Section 1. That there is hereby levied
slpon each of the following described lots
and pieces of ground in the City of
Guthrie, Oklahoma, the sum set opposite
each lot respectively, as special assess
ment against the same for the cost Of
building sidewalks and grading in front
OF such pieces of ground, tO-wit:
East Guthrie
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pressrsaiion III the public publ SY' s5ace II heaits
aud safety is hereby deelafed to exist
on which account this ordinance shall
take effect and be in force from and
after its passage. approval and puhlica-
tion.
Passed by the Council and approved
by the Mayor this 10Th day Of Oc-ober
FRANK OIsAIIFH.
Mayor.
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" Section .. This ordinance shan take
Ifffect and be IN force from and after
Ats passage. approval and publication
. Passed by the Council and approved
by the Mayor this 18th day Of October,
19ll.
FRANK OLSMITH.
Mayor.
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City Clerk
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