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Pocahontas star herald., 1911-02-17
A New Bill by President roney.

President Toney of the senate has
introduced another bill fixing the
fees and salaries of officers of JET
ferson county. The present bill fixes
the salaries of all the officers at $2,-
400 per year except those of the as
SCISSOR and surveyor, which are still
to remain under the fee system.
Pocahontas star herald., 1911-02-17
For Statewide Prohibition.

The Kersh bill submitting the ques-
tion of statewide prohibition was
made special order for February 15.
Should the bill pass, the question as
to whether the state goes dry or re-
mains wet will be voted on by the
people at the next general election.
Pocahontas star herald., 1911-02-17
May Levy School Taxes.

Senator Fletcher has introduced a
concurrent resolution providing for
the submission to the people of the
state an amendment to the constitu-
ton providing for the levying of
taxes for school purposes. The only
change in the proposed amendment is
that which permits school district
to levy tax of five mills for build
ing purposes.
Pocahontas star herald., 1911-02-17
Would REGULATE MARRIAGE

A bill has been introduced by Rep
resentative Griswood providing that
no clerk, on penalty of fine of from
500 to $500, may issue a marriage
license unless the man in the case
has 20 days previously published his
intention in the woman's county pa.
per, together with the name of the
woman.
Pocahontas star herald., 1911-02-17
For Abolition Of Polyaamy.

Representative Barrow introduced a
concurrent resolution making appli-
cation to congress for the call of n
constitutional convention whereby
amendments to the present constitu-
tion may be made for the abolish
ment of polygamy. The legislatures.
of other states are asked to concur
in the resolution.
Pocahontas star herald., 1911-02-17
CARTER
Lots of sickness now.

Lots of sickness now.
Mrs. Julia Pendergrass OF tins
place is right sick at this writing
John Tribble and wife and little
son, Eyin, of Tuckerman are up
visiting friends and relatives IN
these parts.
Uncle Jim Martin is moving his
family from near Pond Switch to
this vicinity.
Hurrah for the Star Herald
Pocahontas star herald., 1911-02-17
Would Exempt the Taker of a Hrib

Would Exempt the Taker of a Bribe.
Little Rock.-Representative Parish
has introduced in the house bill 10
repeal a section of a former act
which assesses penalty upon a per-
son who accepts bribe in an cleo
tion. When asked the purpose of the
bill, he said: 1T is to make the de-
lection of bribery easier. Under the
old act the receiver of the bribe was
assessed the same penalty given the
briber, which has made it extremely
difficult to secure proof of bribery.
| think the measure will have a sal
utory effect"
Pocahontas star herald., 1911-02-17
To Lenathen Terms Of Office

The house concurrent resolution in
troduced by Representative Toler, for
lengthening the terms of state Of
ficers and providing that no officer
shall succeed himself, was referred
TO the committee on constitutional
amendments.
Pocahontas star herald., 1911-02-17
eIIls Passed in The House.

BY Newton, to create the office OF
tax collector in Lonoke county by
Yadon, to prohibit the sale of intox-
icants within five miles of the Hart
ford high school; by Faulkner, includ-
ing Cross county in the Northeast
Cattle Tick Eradication District.
Pocahontas star herald., 1911-02-17
no enforce the LIquor Laws.

The Schrimshire bin to enforce the
liquor law provides that anyone SELL
ing intoxicants in prohibition terri
tory is liable to Imprisonment in
the penitentiary for from one to three
years and that each sale may be
treated as separate offense.
Pocahontas star herald., 1911-02-17
For Closed Season on Game.

The closed seasons specified in the
bill introduced by Representative
clark of White county are: For quail,
from March to December; for deer,
from February to November; for tur,
key. from April to October; for squir-
rel. from January to May.
Pocahontas star herald., 1911-02-17

For RENT-The Frank Massey
farm, So acres of open land, good
buildings, barn, well and cisteru
water. For particulars eall ou
Mrs. ADA A. PARK, Pocahontas,
Ark, 2t-tf
Pocahontas star herald., 1911-02-17
Secretaries for Agricultural Colleges

Senator Hollis bill, providing sec.
retaries for each of the four agri
cultural schools of the state, at a
salary of 500 per month each, was
adopted.
Pocahontas star herald., 1911-02-17
Warning Order

III VIt NdHUOIDH NHdHCtTy OOUTL
Ferd Spinnenweber Plaintiff.
VS.
John Jansen: Defendant:
The defendant John Jansen, is heretg-
warned to appear in this court within tErirrr
days and answer the complaint OF the plafa-
tiff, Ferd Spinnenweber. ID. MOCK. Cle,s-
This February Z, 1911
W. & s. Attys. for Pitt. lsEALI 14
The Detroit times., 1911-01-04
III YOU .AW 1T IN THE
TIMES. THAT'S ENOUGH

has stood III
believe consceniorsN placed e our
The present the Cities Service 60 mas
a position be proaSh vi
The Denver Electric no" 0
the
equitable the PoS
sufficiently make iulter
The earning al ra' "o
,erce the common stock
The to It's poSsiouVa
but Provision has been mace ~
which be large anu u'o'
excellent returns lc '
chise sion is immediate there ,ia
Empire Gas a IS 1
well as Luel ana An
This to sho" SATISFACTORY
calnir power !
about slpVuo"0'
themselves mere Is
the eleIeu
The Service Co Il holding COMPANY
Cities Service Co. mas o
While he some pee
Of Dohe% succesu the atl
especially OF the Denver Gas
preferred u
business mem I'll seems "e
H. Is uE
which present hsues
and acquire and develop
m
in The stock said, of safety 49,,
| learn Of
watering vi
Practically has been issued for the purpose
which offered to stockholders III inc
that
and the reputation Vi inc
al reasonably be asked for
The Detroit times., 1911-01-04

stocks. especially OF territory IN the
bins. and with values holding steady.
There IL fair demand for the terri
>fory product and some call for nearby
heeces Twelve months Texas and
California woods are also occasioning
some attention Dealers hold varying
opinions as TO the future OF the mar
net, but the general tendency seems -
be- toward "A shading OF values. The
leading domestic quotations range as
follows. ohio and Pennsylvania fieeces
--D,laine washed. sac. NA, 32c; fine
unmcrchantable. $50 zee; y blood
combing. 29ef soc; : blood combinS.
% a soc: !, blood combing, 27a Use; de-
lainc anWashed 2Glg u21c, nne un-
washed. 2eW esc Michigan. Wiscon-
sin and New York heeces-F1ne un-
washed. goa 2lc; delaine unwashed, -
a eye: A. blood. unwashed. W2sc.
kentucky. Indiana and Missouri
blood. 81 a soc. "A blood. - a Use. Scour-
ed basis. TeNas-Fine IL months, 3S
a 69c. fine 6 10 months. S2u 55ci nne
far asa zoe California -Northern, 90
a. SIC. middle county. 5OW 92c. south
orn. % "a tSc; fall free. asa i5c ore
eon--Eastern No. l staple, 63Moic;
eastern clothing. 60n Sic; valley No J.
j4m55c Territory-Ftne staple. 63ef
64c. fine medium staple. % a. zoe; nne
clothing. 57H5sc. fine medium cloth
Ing 50 q, soc. T. blood combtng. $50
6Oc. - blood combing, 5Om BE; "a
blood comhing asa soc. Pulled--ENtra.
65c,, fine \. SSf 60c; \ supers. o3a Doc.
The Detroit times., 1911-01-04
DETROIT SALT co. is LIKELY
TO SECURE FRESH CAPITAL
Believed Arrangements viii Soon be
Made For Paying Interest
On Bonds.

The difficulties OF the Detroit SAT-
Co, which was forced TO pass the pay
ment OF interest on It's bonds on ac'
count OF the falling through OF nm
rortart negotiations at the eleventh
hour. are ascribed TO the machina-
tons OF the so-called salt trust,
which. il is said. would like 10 gobble
up the Detroit concern. The Detroit
Salt So. is one of the most promising
of the independent salt works. Finan-
cial plans were under way. in fact, II
was supposed by the officers OF the
company that everything had been
settled, up 10 Jan. |. Then negotia-
tons were suddenly broken of and as
a result the money to meet the inter
est payment was not forthcoming.
Had IL not been that these negotia-
tions were considered closed. and
that there would be no question about
tho money being available when II
was required other arrangements
would have been made 10 take care
OF the interest coupons, but the break
ing of of negotiations at the last hour
made it. impossible to meet them.
Plans ARE now under way, IL Is SAID,
tina. will furnish the funds necessary
to pay the bond interest. Large hold
crs of the stock are relied upon TO
tide The company over. IL Is expect
ed that some announcement Will be
made in a few days and payment Will
be POSSIBLE before the end or the
month.
The works of the company at Ecorse
have lust reached the producing stage
after stupendouS engineering Difficult
ties. and it was expected that the com
pany would be able 10 take out salt
n full capacity in the spring when
the season for the product opens. IL
has taken years Of work and large
sums OF money TO put the company
plant in the present shape. The sup
ply Of salt is of good quality and prac'
tically unlimited in amount. and II the
financial difficulties can be straight
ened out, the prospects OF the con-
Germ are said to be bright
job Printing Done Right. Tines
Printing CO., No. Is John R.-st. Cali
Main l49s or City 1885.
The Detroit times., 1911-01-04
LIVE STOCK.
EAST acknowledgements.
Cunning a stevens Live stock Report.


EAST BUFFALO. y. y, Jan. -
Cattle. Receipts, ears, steady pest
1900 10 l.I00 Id. steers. 80 20 a DO :
good prime 1900 10 1900 10 steers
ping steers. s5.5oq6: medium 6utene Der
steers, 1000 TO LOO h.. 50. 40 . 80 /,
light butcher steers. - $50 D 20, pes
fat cows, $3.50 q 5l5; fair TO GOOD 40 40
S375 425 common To medium. 90,
S325a3.75. trimmers, $3.50 q ~ pest
fat heifers, $1,000 90; good Iat nell
ers, s475 a IS; fair TO. good. do $40
a AS. stock heifers, So. 20 g $40 pest
feeding steers. dehorned, S4.50u 4 . ;
medium TO good feeding steers. sac
AS; stockers, all grades. 50. q 4; pest
$50, stock bulls $3.50 AS: best milk
ers and springers. s50g 60: good 70
best mixers and springers, $iOQ 90;
common to good. do. $50 q 30 ,,A..
heavy. IS 60. workers.. 1915. pigs -.
sheep and Lambs: Receipts. 10 cars.
a $50; yearlings. SIS SIS; wethers. 81
q 1 20 ewes. S3.70Ui.
calves s5n11
EAST BIFFALO-Ciose.
EAST BUFFALO. y. y, Jan. -
cattle Receipts so head, market was
strong. prime steers, So. 5O@ 60, put
cher grades. S3d625. Calves. Receipts,
70 head; market active 5oc higher
Gull to choice. scan. Sheep ana
lambs: Receipts. $500 head; market I,
active and higher; choice lambs, $3.50
n6S0; Gull TO fair, 50 20 a D 90 year
lines. s5W525. sheep. s3n4.25. Hogs;
Receipta 1850 head; market active
ana higher, workers., sS.70nS.1oi pigs
xSg0Gs mixed. $500 sos; heavy
SS5Om SEQ. roughs. sT@ 80; stays
s65Oq7
Union STOCK YARDS.
UNION STOCK YARDS. CHICAGO
Jan 4--Hogs: Receipts, $4,000; mar
tet, slow; mixed and butchers, $50 u
s25; good heavy $3.50 So 60 r. To , 81
cattle: Receipts. 1900; market!
steady; beeyes. s47o@ 10; cows ana
ers. s375m5.s5, Texans. 81. 70 a 30
calves, S76925. sheep: Receipts, 70
900 market. steady; native. $3.50 y 40
western, $275 a i45; lambs, s4.1o @b.oO'
western. $5m 80.
CLEVELAND.
CLEVELAND, o.. Jan 4.-HoSs: Re-
ceibts. $500. l0M zoe higher; mediums
and heavies, $S25. workers. IS 40. pigs
and lights. 1915 Cattle: Receipts,
cars; frln Sheep: Receipts. 20 cars
$3.50 Calves: Receipts, llO, slOSo
The Detroit times., 1911-01-04

wool. 25c@sl No. j? hides, lie off on
Kip. nc on on calf
Nut.-Black walnuts. IL q 90 per IL!
butternuts, 3ia a io per lb' rev she'll
backs, 4M4lxc per Id.
ItmonS-California. $3.50 q FER box.
Limes-sl @l.25 per box.
Mush rOOms-l5f y zoe per Don
Opions-s5@ soc per bu. Spanish
Oranyes-California navels. $25oQ
325 box. Floridas. S250a275 box.
PineappIes-Flcrida 81 pei crate,
81 a 80 per doz.
per bu: new Bermudas. S2.15 per bu' -
Poultry Springs. l2l.@lse; fowl.
11ia lee; old roosters pa Zoe; geese.
per III Dressed pouitry-Htn p
l3c. springs, 13alic; ducks $50 lSc;
geese, l4is q l5c. turkeys, 20@ &c Id.
Rabbit.-sl. 90 per doz ~. A.,
sweet PotatOes-Jerseys, kun dricd'
TaIlow-No. !. sec; No. q sac 10.
JOBBING PRICES.
Canned Goods-Appies. gals. SEE:
baked beans. lib. 504 6oc: Lima beans.
slm150 Corn Fancy Maine. 10:
standard. s5c. Table beeis: 500, ~.
Peas.Fancy; early June. 81 50; 5tano :
sockeye. tall. s215; nat, s229' Alaska
reds, 81 90; Alaska pinks. $l.23 Ioma-
toes, 4sgSOc: succotash, 81 q l'lo per
doZ .
CoTee-Packet coffee. l0o-lb case.
sl625 N 2O25 delivered.
Feed-Brar. s21; fine middi'ngs SD
coarse middlings. s25; cracked corn;
s23; coarse cornmeai. s23; corn ana
oa's chop. SCI per ton.
F'Iour-Michigan Patents, IN wo9e.
best, $500; ordinary patents, ~ e.
strai 1T s465; clear. $500 per Dol.
RE -four. $3.50 pe Dbl -,
OiI-Raw linseed, soc: boiled I'm :
seed, g6c; Diamond headlight kero-
sene, &c; Perfection, SIC; Eocsne'
lllhc: crown gasoline, l5c per gal tur-
pentine. in barrel lots. so &c gal;
Provisicns-Mess pork, s2S fanny
S23d24: medium clear. $50 ~; snok-
ed hams. 14iRc; dry salted brlskr,s'
l3c: shoulders, Ice. picnic mans; &c
bacon. lsMl9c; lard. in tierces' il &C.
kettle rendered, 121ac 10. -.
Sugars-Quotations corrected udIIS
by w. III. Edgar az Son: Crystai uolh
i.oes. 2-lb sS.15; 5-lb. sl.eS: Ehsie
IL "~'s. $500; cut LOAF. $50: cupeS'
S525; XXX p1wdered, 500; stanu-
ard. powdered. $3.50: granulated' extra
coarse, So. 20; fine, in bulk. s2lV IN
25-lb cotto.i bags. SOLO Mlchlgal
granulat.d. si:95, household p3Wdereu,
Glib cations, IL to case so I'D car
tons, As to case, s3.50; dlamond A.
$50; No 2, s.. 10; No. 3. IS %: NO. =
s5; No. 5. 1895; No. 6. $500; No. z.
SASS: No. S, SO; No. 8, $40; No. 10.
$40: 10. II. si.b5; No. IL. 81. 60; No -,
s4.55; no. IA. $iS5: No. 10. $500 per ioo
The Detroit times., 1911-01-04
u. S. GOVT BONDS.
NEW YORK COTTON.
>Cw NOuI> pKoDrCE.

NEW YORK Jan i--Flour. puict
ana Arm Pork Firm; mess S22ft
ESQ Lard Dull. middle west spot
SfO7Om1OS0 sugar. Raw avn. cen
trigugal. 80 test $3.S6. inoscovado. 50
test 1886. refined. quiet; cut loai
20 90. crushed. SO so, powdered. 30
granulated. S4Sb Coffee: Rio No. on
spot, i2a. ml3i.c Tallow Duh, cii',
10: country. 7lsm7a,c Hay, STEADY.
prime. $40. No. 3, - poe clover 90"
n g5, pressed poultry. Dull tur-
KEYS. 14Tt2 3c. chickens. "a gle, fowls
IN 15c. ducks. l0H Lee Live poultry.
Firm. geese. 1870 Lee ducks, lNt4ta
fowls. 14Fr1iiac; turkeys. "a iMat,
rOoStrrs. 9iac Cheese. Qulct, state
milk. common to specials. ia rr
skins COmmo nto specials. ~ a : ~.
fuII skins. 2Fr2tnC Butter. Quit,
RECRUITS gG1S. creamery extra, 81 a.
zoe. state dairy tubs. 20fi - II init
tation creamery hrsts, - 23c Eggs.
Firmer. receipts. 12,It2. nearby white
fancy. l6a4sc: nearby mixed fancy, 3S
n zoe: fresh frsts. 34m3fc.
The Detroit times., 1911-01-04
Markets and Finance

Daily las. East Butte 12n, First Nat
rouN 6A. Goldheld Cons I q. Greene
Can CO, Hancock %, Inspiration ..
Isle koyale l6h. Kerr Lake 6's la
Sale ). La Rose ~. Lake 80. Miami
lSlz. Mich 3bz. New Cons 1874, Nip
issing l0Ss, n Butte 80, y Lake Ga.
osceola lsi, Quincy 90, Raven -,
Bay Cons lsS. shannon ii ~, sup COP
Il. sup * Bos asa, Sup A 'fitts 1874
Tamarack 81. Utah Apex %, ttah Cons
Is y, l. ; Smelt SO, do pr 46 y, Winona
y Yukon = b-6
The Detroit times., 1911-01-04
xrw yoRK STOCK LETTER.

y Reported for The Times by Paine
Webber x Co, Jan. 4:
Prices on the New York stock eN-
kchange showed good advances during
the morning session. The tone OF the
market was strong from the opening
and there was a better demand
throughout he list than for some time
past Activity was shown by invest
1nent securities. and shorts were good
:sbuyers of the speculative Issues. me
better demand for small lots In EVIL
dence was probably helped by Janu-
ary interest disbursements. Advances
TO the noon hour were generally con
nned TO fractions although a number
OF stocks showed gains OF a point or
& more.
The Detroit times., 1911-01-04
CuCAGo GRAIN LITTER.

Reported Tor The Times by Paine.
Weber & Co. Jan 4
In a way the wheat trade has Jump
ed out Of one Tut into another. IL was
q narrow market this morning. Local
traders found the bull leaders doing
practically ntohing and yet sellers
were very timid. fearing the appear
ance OF support at any time Cables
were not as snappy as expected. The
bearish feeling from the other side was
Offset at the opening 10y much smaller
northwest receipts, cold weather cut
ting the Minneapolis run down 10 IS
cars increase In stocks there for four
DAYS. 27s.g00 bu From 9SAc AZ open
ing. May price went back 20 oslo.
The Detroit times., 1911-01-04
CuICACo GR>I> OpENING.

CHlCAGD. Jan. 4.--DptnIns " HeiI
MAY opened unchanged; July. Isc low
err MAY corn: Unchanged; July, OF
&c May and July oats: Unchanged.
Provisions Fractionally lower
Noon May wheat sc lower. July
off &c; May corn of i4c.. July of > &C.
MAY oats lost i.c: July OF isc.
Close May wheat was of sc a.
the close; July isc lower. May corn
lost LIE. July off &c MAY and July
oats Z. e. lower Provisions steady to
fractionally lower
The Detroit times., 1911-01-04

AppIes-75c@sI2 % per bu. S3@5 per
Dbl; western apples. 81 20 q 10.
Bannnas-Good shipping stock $l.oO
N 20.
Beans-Dried Lima. ga q &c. 10.
Ccier,-Eome-g grown, 25Q soc. state
stock. 10 a zoe doz. 80. -
CauIinower California. 1926 y 90
per crate, 81. I0q per doz.
Cabbage-$l.15 per Dbl
California Fruits--Pears. $3.50 q 4 per
cheese - Michigan flats. 17q17 5sc;
YORK state, lie; Limburger, OF ~
l7lsc. brick. l6i2 p, 2 c, d0 sl y =,
SWISS. 2la2 2c. imported. do. ESQ 3Jc
Cranberries - Late Howes. SEA so
per Dbl. SO 20 per bu
Dntes--Persian. a &c per ID. Fards'
Dressed CaI,e.-Faucy. 11a1lIsc peg
Id. common, sd lOC 10
Dressed Hogs a = i2c 10.
Finnan Haddies--l0m 1c per 10
FIgs-lmported. new. IL a Ice per III.
California. 35c per box
Fresh Nesctnblcs1 7cs q in,,ers nov hot-
house. 12Hl3c ID, head lettuce, 81 -
also pr doz radishes. hot house.
3OH3 per doz. parsley. goa 29c doz
green peppers. 4ON5Oc; per basket {.
green peppers. $50 per basket. car
rots soc per bu rutabagas. 45c bu;
parsnips. 90 q 65c per hu, bccts, soc per
hu: turnips. soc per bu, tomatoes. Cali
fornia, S475N per box
Grapes-Malagas. $G6t7 per bbl
Grape Fruit-Florida, S3.15HI case.
Honry-FanCy white. l7m1Sc; No. !.
16al7c; amber. i4N Toe; extracted. S1a
Ice per 10.
Hny-Detroit dealers are paying the
following prices far balcd hay In ear
lots. ( o. b Detroit: No. 1 timothy,
new, Sl6ui65O, No timothy. SIS a
1850; clover. mixed, SlbGt 10 so. rye
straw. S775NS: wheat and cat straw.
S65Od7 Loose hay from farmers
wagons on the city markets ranged
from $iSM22. as 10 quality.
7tgo. No 1 cured bulls. Sc; No l green.
GiRc. No. cured kip, l0lac. 80 l
green. 1Oc. No I cured murrain. 90. No.
l green. 5c, No l cured calf. l5c No.
grsen. l3isc per ID. horse hides. No.
1. s. so. No ?. 81 so sheepskins, as 10
The Detroit times., 1911-01-04
PRODUCE.

The produce market Is holding a
very steady position at present. last
ern markets are getting good many
eggs from the south and southwest
and with the season FOR production IN
this vicinity close at hand ana vita
storage eggs being offered freely. the
market Is "A little shaky. although TINS
cold snap may stiften ~ little. fOul-
try continues scarce ana hrm. Dress 81
ed calves are In slow demand anu fu!c
EASY. but as a whole the market IS
very steady.
The Detroit times., 1911-01-04

NEW YORK, Jan. 4.-Reading was
the strong feature at the opening oil
the stock market today, the STOCK al
'vancing over 1853. There was hrM
1one In the rest of the list and sllsh'
fractional gains were established III
many OF the leading railIo Dads and III
s4rstrials.
y IL a. m.-Increased strength ahd
activity developed after the Initial
Trading. with the speculative interest
|eoncentrated in the dealings i'll Unled
mates Steel common. The stock rose
nbove "a. For some reason the dem.
<nnstration of strength was coupled
with the resignation OF President
Corey.
Governments unchanged; other
bonds steady.
Noon-The market continued strong
all through the forenoon.
The Detroit times., 1911-01-04
NEW NORk MONEY.

NEW YORK. Jan. Mooney on call;
per cent Time money. w. a per
Gem Cor siN months Bar silver. f.on-
don. Isl. pence, New York. 81 De-
mand sterling: 81 IS ESQ 1880
The Detroit times., 1911-01-04
ADVICE TO INVESTORS
BY FINANCE

The Tinesp
TO be
accompanied
reliable
be !nvesigated)
The Detroit times., 1911-01-04
BUTTER AND EGGS.

nutter-Creameries. extras. 30 nc;
hrsts use; dairy, re, packing stock.
lgc Id
gOp ppr doZ
The Detroit times., 1911-01-04
,u,,<co pRoDI,E.

CHICAGO. Jan Rutter Extras,
zoe: hrsts. Csc dairy extras. 25c; iirsis
23c Eggs Prime nrsts. 32c.- iirstS
zoe nCheese. Skins. i3H l3iac: young
Americas. i5N15iac Live poultry,
Fowls. i2dl2iac: ducks. 1iUlilec;
geese i3Ml4c
The Detroit times., 1911-01-04
HEEL IS HIGHER
HRlCTlvE MARKET
ursased Strength Develops After
Initial Trading, With Interest Gen.
tered in This Stock.
=. :. srock MARI<ET-clo-c.

Am Beet Sugar az y, Anal cop As ~
- Car & r Els Am Cot OH Ss4 /,
- Loo s9,s. Am smelt 7tS, Am sugar
IN, Am Tel d Tel liofs, Am TOD pr
~. Am Wool pr go. Anaconda 40. Al.
&1Son lO2as, Bait & . 1864. Brook X 1
u. Can Pae 1861. Cen Leath 81; 40
~. e. Nj a. ST Paul l24S. Chi &
$40. Col F& 3i7.. Col Il south o.;
m Gas 1855. Del Hud 100 =, pen
= lst pf 46is. Gen Elec 1882 CT Nor
1851, CT Nor ore eff 81. Ills Cent
q. Int Met 1875. do pr 54ss. Kan Z :
q, Louis & y i45.. NJ, X Il T S2S.
high Val 1i7sb, NJ. St 4 & Ky
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Alleged White Shaver Arraisned,

Herbert Foltz. the alleged white
slave traflcker who brought his wife
here from indianapolis and placed her
in ~Champlain-st. resort. was ar
raigned before United States Commits
sioner Carrie Dawson. Tuesday, and
held in $2.500 bail pending his hearing
on Friday In default of bonds he is
in the county Jail.