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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-01-20
WILL PROBE VOTE SELLING

Danvile, Ill, Jan. l9.-The grand
jury will begin investigation Of vote
selling by Danville and vefmillion
county next week. The body Is now
investigating q murder case. Vote
seiling comes next
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-01-20

day from Kansas City, where he at.
tended the funeral ol his sistcrin-
law, Mrs. Reuben Lawrence, an orig
ipal settler Of Guthrie.
?. G. Mahr and Miss Mahr, of Fair,
Tax, who have been here several
days, returned home today
3. B. Frcc, Of Hollis, is in town.
Joe Roads, former resident OF
Guthrie WAS here from Oklahoma
City today
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-01-20
HEAVY FIRE LOSS AT SPARKS
Special to Daily Leader.

Sparks, Okla Jan. 19.-Sparks, IN
Lincoln coanty was visited by dis
astrous fire last night One block of
buildings was consumed. The loss is
| $1,000.
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O SHORT CUTS O
O TO THE NEWS O
O o o o 90 600 90

improvements at the city nall con
tinue. The mayors office is being
teliited The police headquarters
have been painted and new locker
Is being built fUr the chief's room.
Comp aint has been made from the
vicinity of Mulhall that John Grow.
eighteen years Old disturbed an Ep-
worth league meeting. Investigation
Is bel4g made by the county attor-
ney.
County court is to be opened Janu-
AIRY 80.
Bank corner statesmen are recov-
ering from capitalilis to the extent
that they are fondly reminiscent rs to
the good and bad qualities of the state
/ house fellows who used to be here in
/ Haskell days.
The weather bug is hopping mad
/ Ten days of cloudy weather promises
/ and not much wetness. Even the
bootleg shopr are drying up, he says
Senator Hatchett of Durant. seems
to be developing into an axe capable
Of deadly use on the capital scheme.
Robert r. Morse, of Allenwood, Pa.
and Miss Mamie NJ. McWherter OF
/ Orlando, today secured marriage
licence. Both are natives of Pennsyl.
vaeia
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-01-20
New Works. Senatorial Deadlock
tBy Associated iresay

Albany, N. Y. Jan. l9-After see.
ond joint ballot today assembly adj
iourned until noon tomorrow when a
third ballot will be taken. Poll for
United States senators shows no
change from yesterday.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-01-20
WEBSTER BUYS BANK

Special to the Daily Leader.
Oklahoma City Okla. Jan. 19.--
Clay Webster has been elected presi-
dent OF the Night and Day Bank of
Oklahoma City.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-01-20
BEAUTY PARLQ RS
Expert Hair Weaver

Switches Braids, Puffs, Curtis, Traus-
formations, PompadouY's, Chisnon,
Coiffure. in three days notice.
Special Sale on all Hun8n Hafr goods,
for ten days only. Call and see us.
Bring your combings, We pay d good
price. We still use soft water for
Shampooing We give the Derma
Plastic Treatments. Face Massage,
Manieuring. etc. sn0n't delay. Call
write or phone 1885, 2i0 1.9 ".
Oklahoma Ave.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-01-20
ALDRFcH PLAN ENDORSED
fgv Associated prees

Washington. d. c., Jan. t9.-The
National board of trade today sub
stantially endorsed the principle OF
the Aldrich plan for monetary re-
form.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-01-20

House

The house devoted the entire day
to consideration of the Moon bin for
the codiication of the laws relating
to the judiciary.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-01-20
To Drill at Rraman.

A company was organized at Bra
man today to drill for gas.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-01-20

County court is to be opened Janu-
AIRY 80.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-01-20

Shoenhair Beauty Psrlcr
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-01-20

Judge S. S. Lawrence returned TO-
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-01-20

]. Roy Williams, of Lawton, floor
leader Of the house uas in the city
this morning. The legislature will
finish its work on. the 60-day sched
ule, said Williams,
New-York tribune., 1911-11-11
FOREIGN FINANCIAL.

London. Nov 1O.--Consols closed S-l0
lower AT 1872 for money and 1873 for a.. &C
count Anaconda was "a higher at tlss.
Canadian Pacific was point lower at 2i'1s'
Grand Trunk "a lower at 26Ss A..
Money was in better demand and Gls-
count rates hardened in sympathy TO to-uaS
The stock market was irregular. Ine ap-
nearance of the 100000 Southern Nigeria
loan and firrner money rates delre,sseu ,s eo,7 IN
soils. and profit taking caused losses ",
other sections. Mining shares were mos'i!
lover. but copper stocks closed strong
American securities opened qulet anu
steadv and a fraction above parity DuIlns
the first hour the market became nrm "a anu u
sctive and prices advanced from a 10 a
noiu. Later realizing weakened prices .,l anu
,,,ost Of the early gains were lost Inc
market closed easy.
Paris. Nov lO-Three per cent ren'es 80
closed IL centimes lower al 70 trancs %
confines. a heavy tone prevailed OH .ne
Pourse Rio Tinto shares were hrih eN
ceptions.
Berlin. Nov. 1o.-The tone was nIm Oh oiosnd I'd
poerse TO-DAY. American shares cioseu
higher
New-York tribune., 1911-11-11
MONEY AND EXCHANGE.

MONEY MARKET. - Money or call
opened at 2ss per cent: highest. 2l5 per
cent: lowest, 2h pei cent: closing. rs per
cent; ruling rate, q. per cent Time money
was unchanged, with light demand and
an ample supply. Rates. 3izG3s4 per cent
for all dates. Mercantile paper was duil
and unchanged Rates, 494ia per cent for
sixty and ninety days Endorsed bills re.
ceivable and choice four to six months
single names; fad5is per cent for others.
FOREIGN EXCHANGE. -- The foreign
AYchanqe marker onened g. shade easier,
with rates off points. at f.SIS5nhS7D for
cables, 4s695lI4s7 for demand sterling. isS.o sS.o
d4Ssl for sixty-day bills and 4ezpu4ezh2
quoted at 5.1e7s less f-6i and short reichs-
marks at s5Isg95Is plus l-32. The MARKER
was frmer In the afternoon showing an
cables were quoted at 4s749ats745,, demand
sterling al 4s7ais7G5 and sixty,day oills
at i.S3G544S3& Short francs held aroal,p ai,l
5.i67s less 3-6i and short reichsmarKs 'os
nj i-2H
New-York tribune., 1911-11-11
BALTIMORE STOCKS.
CONSOLIDATED EXCHANGE.

II was another cay of bullish excitement
and heavy dealings on the Consolidated
Stock Exchange. Transactions we're dis
tributed among sixty-folIr different stocks,
the broadest trading list since october =.
The opaning show OF strength melted large
profit taking. but while prices receded the
undertone continued firm. Bears who had
carried their short lines through Ih'lrs-
DAYS big advance attempted TO make am
m,inition out of the sharp break IN the
Wabash shares, but all such attempts were
offset by the advances scored in the later
dealings by such leading stocks as Read
ing. Lehigh Valley srd Amaigamated COP
Jer II was evident that the l hlteG so.e7 S,S,eo
c'ircuit Courts approval or the Tobacco
Trust reorganization plan was still exert
ing A favorable influence. II was run
awav bull market in several important
sections Of the list In the late alle,noon
Co,nn1ise,on houses again reported a heavy
business in odd lots. Detailed operations
New-York tribune., 1911-11-11

In the market for outside securities trad
ing continued fairly active, and while at
the outset generally firm tendency de-
veoped before midday reactions fohowed
on realizing. American Tobacco after
decline OF points at the start rallied
slightly. Lggett & Myers and =. Lorillard
IS and IS were weak on small oherings'
Chicago Subway on liberal offerings fell To
new low record: Intercontinental Rubber
ruled firm: Studebaker preferred was down
nearly a point. In the mining lists bu'te
Coalition advanced about II: Greene cam
anea. Giroux Consolidated and Inspiration
were a shade higher: Braden Copper was
frmer. The Porcupine issues were COM
paratively quiet but steady The SILVER Is
sues were firmer. Bonds were decidedly
less active and somewhat easier. Detailed
tI1,r,c follnr.c.
New-York tribune., 1911-11-11
Rankere. posted rates follow :

DOMESTIC EXCHANGE.-Bosto Faa
Chicago. par: New Orleans. comnlerciai ~ ~
discount bank 81 premium; ST LOUIS. loe
discount bid, 5c discount asked Minae1py ~
lie 20c premium: Charleston buying PAL
selling I-I0 per cent premium; san frah-
cisco. sight 2c, telegraph &C.
RANK CLEARINGs. - New York ex-
changes 1896. .7Os e51 balances $li'se. 9E Boz ss
ton. exchanges s29.316 AZ. balances N;Su,ooo'
baltimore. exchanges s6,s45.s5S, balances
ss9s 55s. chicago. exchanges 522, bal
ances s2.Ss4.4r =,
SILVER MARKET. .-CoInmercial, bar =, sli-
yer. 5shc Mexican silver dollars, b'2c. pdi
silver in London closed at 2j1sd
GOLD PREMIUM Madrid SO; lAs-
bon. 80.
MEXICAN EXCHANGE - Mexican OK
change on New York is quoted at 20ll2.
FEDERAL TREASURY OPERATIONS;
The latest daly report or the tederal
Treasury shows customs receipts, slV3S,o'' ;
internal revenue, including corporation taN,
81 2s7. ~, and miscellaneous, SSo'lb maklhs
a total OF 50. 40S.6n. Expenditures on ordi-
nary government account for the same
time were 90 s33 ass. For the month 10 date
ordinary receipts have been N4'ei-,Soo silo @
ordinary expenditures slo'ls'lof' TOT tuI tuI
fiscal wear to date ordinary receipts nave
heen S234O9l .047, against s2400o2,5I in the
same time last year. while ordinary eA,
nonditllres have been S25o.56SS 1886. compared
with S252O00.753 i'm the corresponding peIlo1
of 1910 the excess OF expenditures Slio"nt
ing to $2l ,2S9, against an excess OIL ~
nenditures Of S11. 1895, ,236 year ago. IN
Guiding Panama Canal account ana puolc
debt accounts the excess OF all expeem-
ditures over receipts since July !, ISL
amounts to s.. 7.10j.8I3, comparing WIN 10 ue'-
cit in the preceding year OF sZLf''o".
SUR TREASURY TRANSACTIONS - =,
Tho local Sub-Treasrry was creditor to
the New York Clearing House yesterday
io tho amount of Sglg,g60
New-York tribune., 1911-11-11
IMPORTS OF DRYG0oDs'

The imports and marketinss OF ora Il
at the port Of New York last "esh.
follows. , ras,y
Total imports S2s28 $50 So 2S. sssSs
Total msrketlngs 261@ce5 o'ltS''-f
New-York tribune., 1911-11-11
COLLATERAL TRUST NOTES
FURNISHED hy swsrtwoui & Arpeh''Hs'' ~
Pine street, ,--n,

FURNISHED hy swsrtwoui {, ArpehrsNsr ~ :
Pine street. Avr-es.
Name MatlrlE ~ ,nais 80
Anal COP C. April 1918 ioVVN ,"9y 40
Ralt & Ohio "a G. June lels lOo,- 10, ,Sd. so
Beth Steel Corp p c, NOV, ltlf 49, ~ ooas Al
{ nes & y ~ p Z. June, 1918 80 ~ sSS So
on a Alton B = c. Mch -, 1913. =" On 80
= n & l. an e. July, NIB. ~ ,os lS
% & II, cots. i's p c. July. leZ2 w ln,l ,e 80
pen Gas & El q p {, April. 1914. S,i 20 100
Emp Dis FL 8 . c. MAY, lel2.'' ~" INV So
Fris r y c, April = 1914. .lVl,. 'oeS 81
10 s Z G. oct. i0i4....... ....- 90 es s4
GEN Motors 6 y c. oct. 1915 az SIS
Cen Rubber AZ p c. July, l9lo' osl 10
Hudson COS q . c. Feb l9lo..' -" az sN
Lack steel = = q. Mich. 1919 5.:.' oSi, so
NJ q 81 Louts y (. Feb, 1913. oSS- oai. ale
Mo Kan g. T o y G. May, 1913 80 o-l as
Mo Pac nv co. ) . c, June. IA. 80 ,nnt ~
Ny {, ~: 2 = March. "a .lVVj'i 'sffVA
\ Y Central Lines equip c. e'r.s.2 eesss
Nov. i9i2-'22 .........:....'' ii,t4.I essss
DO ~ D Z. Jan. l9l2-'et @sx . bss:s
NYN II & u "a p G l9lss ~ ~
81 l. g. : ) p c, Mch, lPlo'" ~ gss ~,
do : p c. June, 1918. - ,..oI t00H tW
Southern nv D c. Feb 1918. iw',. ,SfI s9
TideNster p c. June. lslSa lTa;s 1913 Sss iGs .m
I'm Typcwr G. IAN lo ls,t0' ,oys. inlt AZ
West Fl & NJ nc. Aug. lelS i"l'
New-York tribune., 1911-11-11

The following were the last actual sales
and the closing quotations for stocks IN
which there were no transactions yes'ei
Qay on the New York Stock EXchanee'
New-York tribune., 1911-11-11

FURNISHED by = Thomas Reinhardt, NO. %
Broad street New York; No. - DeFonshLe
street Boston. and No. 16 King street west
Toronto, CanadaD
New-York tribune., 1911-11-11
RAILROAD EARNINGS.
--,o nocvrsrgR & PITrsBUEeH.

rrFFAlo. ROCHESTER, & PITTsBUFeA
,t vi. q Nov s;55s .;s:s 5!s:5ss ss:5ss 5s5s .s55ss
g, at IN Nov. S5sl.6s5 s62a.55s s6cs go go
Iulv Nov : 1oe24547 ll31Iess I"'ooo''''
GEORGIA soUTHERN.& & FLoRIpA
.,a week II Of ss5ss! $3.50 $500 $500 $500
rNTERoCEANIc OF MENICo'
1th vseS s., in 9g 9I s7sss6s szss 2s5S:Ss 2s7oO7l
NATIONAL OF MEXICO.
ih nm "ge6 I3ct. n a.. 2i2s7 sol 2iS2532s is2oao32
CENTRAL OF NEW JERSEY.
rS!s Month aarnnss Tl ,sp 5ss 500 s2s59: s?22ss
o. expenses. I35s.s3s I.i3S.ssc 1'?'s'o'o
cbSs Net asG .sTnass tSsss Ss 5iScSs s35cSs Sis5iS
snrplus .... s692,O5l saas,se7 ss7o,i'e
or Gross esrslsss 4f3tS59 i255Osi 3752i5o
~, earnings. 50. 300 $50 s2a52sls s2.s7o, So2
Chgs and taxes 1.:56.Sio l9so'efs l,o4o.-''
surrlns .... S1.75o.341 sl.S9l.36s si.32i,@o'
GRAND TRUNK SYSTEM.
GRAND TRUNK of CANADA.
Month Of So isss7s lsi ss!i7Sso lGlG $500
600,
FXpensss ..e... 247eo5j 226e,2'a os'22S
Ne, earnings. Ses2aos se4s,asi s9'2'"s7
ross ya.y "a rnings $50 sss23a3s s72tlis
Txpenses ..... 7596s03 68O9,sot ol2S'oSS
Net earnings s2.746653 s25l4o34 s2,Slo,is5
GRAND TRUNK WESTERN.
Month OF Sept ,-o, On,
Gross earnings s5sol3t s,2as.S 90 'S2i'gSS s2i 9sS
Expenses .....' i7l'o'o fVi'''' 49,
Ne, earnings si2s 47s s25SO2 sl5e.S27
July 1-Sept. 30 1870 ,o. IN, ., .eo II.
Gross earnings 81 es4 o32 81 t2l 99i oeg dia ne
Expenses ...... 1SSSeo' l'io'"Vi i,Voo.OiY ~
~, a.~,,res Sa-o14S s2s4eao s4s3,ioi
DETROIT. GRAND HAVEN MILWAUKEE.
80 Mon'n eagnings g s20sS4o sls4,a27 slso,1oo
Expenses ..'''' it''to" i'''''
Net earnings s5e,ess s9s,eso s'S.osl
Iuly 1-sept 30 o,. ,,o...s
Gross earnings. s570SSt sts2 @ s4 sSoS's5s SGS S3s
Expenses .-.-.. aio''se fio'io'
>e, earnings. sl28.3ss s4e.s2s ti23.929
CANADA ATLANTIC.
Month Of sept
Gross earnings slss4p SIZE, leo ea3 e93
Expenses ioo'i"i i'e''f' toV-~'
Net earnings s277so S1Hoss sae.22o
c;rn!. July earnnrs annn s5siisl s.e4 ISL $500 900
IIvrerses fsq32s 45S.OIi Se.ais
Net earnings. s6l.soo Sll,6so S"f2l
CANADIAN NoRTHERN.
Year ended June so -
Cross earnings sic 36o Il2 sl3 s33 o6l Sio 3Sl 1es
T,xp and taxes. l1.370.%65 9.tss,67l I.ol5 io0
Net earnings S4.aao.3E 81 3i4 500 $3.56G. S62
Charges etc.. i.2~5 523 8'3i2o4t 2"lpoi'
surrIua - 's,94s2f 81 oo2.3i3 S6ie.7i3
Equal 10 90 per cen, on 100000" capital
stocs Ps compared with l.s2 per cent earned on
S3s ot1 0U0 IN the preceding YEAR.
New-York tribune., 1911-11-11
PHILADELPHIA STOCKS.

tFuinlshed by Charles d. Barney & Co, No %
Broad street, New York. and NO. IL South
4th street philadelphaD
New-York tribune., 1911-11-11
STOCKS IN OTHER CITlES'
BOSTON STOCKS.

Furnished by Charles Head g. Co. No. u hr'a'
street. New York;
LAND sToCKS
New-York tribune., 1911-11-11

SUNDAYS NETWORK TRIBUNE
Mailed anywhere in the United States
for $3.50 year
New-York tribune., 1911-11-11
OUTSIDE SECURITIES.
INACTIVE STOCKS.

T ?1s iSgGsci G saa 1 T" s s @ %
New-York tribune., 1911-11-11
RAILROAD EQUIPMENT BONDS AND
CAR TRUSTS.

Maturing loll-2fD
FURNISHED by swartwout g. Arpenzellar. No 81
Pine street,
New-York tribune., 1911-11-11
BON DS.
MISCELLANEOUS STOCKS.

FURNISHED by Frederic r. Hatch & Co. S.7
York and Boston,
New-York tribune., 1911-11-11
PUBLIC UTILITY SECURITIES.

.Fdral 20 o 90 per cent on SI0ooo.oo" capital
stock Fs compared with l.s% per cent earned on
S3s OO1 ono IN the preceding vear
New-York tribune., 1911-11-11
NEW YORK CITY BONDS

FURNISHED by ". y. Coler & CO. NJ
street,
A,.rr.A interest TO be added
New-York tribune., 1911-11-11
ROSTON CURB STOCKS.

Interest IN he added
New-York tribune., 1911-11-11

.c-oupons interchangeable, fkes's'''es
pous. sRegistered and coupon
The Newport miner. [volume] (Newport, Wash.) 1899-current, 1911-03-23
Council Proceedings

The town council met in regular ses-
sion Tuesday evening, March 81, all
members present. No new business OF
much Importance was brought up.
A petition was received asking for the
installation of street light at the inter-
section of Newport avenue and Seventh
street. The petition was referred to the
street committee.
A building permit was granted to w.
s. Griffith for the erection of brick
building on Washington avenue.
Petition of Sam Lee, asking permit
for the erection of an addition to his res
taurant building On Washington avenue,
was received and referred to committee,
The council accepted the suggestion of
citizens and set Thursday evening, March
80, at p. m. at Vawter Hall as the time
for meeting with citizens for the pur-
pose of getting an expression On the
matter of building a new town hall. An
invitation was extended to all citizens.to
attend.
The Newport miner. [volume] (Newport, Wash.) 1899-current, 1911-03-23

In order to protect its mountain tracks
against repetition OF the Wellington
slide disaster, the Great Northern will,
inside of month, resume the construc-
ton of enforced concrete snowsheds in
the Cascades, involving an expense of
81 900, 900. More than 1900 feet of these
sheds have been completed.
The walls of the sheds are sloped out
ward from the base to correspond to the
pitch of the mountain, in order to catch
and hold any large quantity of snow or
earth that might be dislodged, and
might otherwise cave in the walls.
Snow in the Cascades has given the
railroad no trouble this winter. In
railroad yards, where there were Is feet
of snow a year ago, the ground is bare.
The Newport miner. [volume] (Newport, Wash.) 1899-current, 1911-03-23
Premature Speculation

The lone Record last week undertook
to divide the new county OF Pend Oreills
into districts to suit the wishes andtpo-
litical am billions of its editor. According
to the arrangement suggested py the
Record the northern district, to.exteno
from the Canadian boundary to Cement,
would be represented on the board OF
county commissioners by o. L Car
michael. of Metaline; the middle dis
trict, from Cement to point two miles
south of Locke, by Mr.. Logue khimself,
and the. remainder of the. territory by
DR.. Sutherland, of Newport.
The unfairness of this arrangement OF
districts is easily seen. The northern
district. as outlined by Mr.. Logue, con-
tains at present but about one township
of surveyed territory, the balance being
as yet unsurveyed or within the confines
of the National Forest.
However, speculation as. to this matter
is at present premature. The bill Great
ing Pend Oreille county provides that
the commissioners shall, at regular
meeting within one year of the time they
qualify as commissioners OF the new
county, divide the county into three
comm ssioner districts, as provided by
law
The Newport miner. [volume] (Newport, Wash.) 1899-current, 1911-03-23
Must Observe Arbor Day

In accordance with the requirements
of section ll05, Idaho state laws, Super
intendent Mrs. I'll. T. Irion has desig-
mated Friday. April 81. az the day to be
observed in Bonner county by the
schools as ''Arbar day."
The Idaho law makes it the duty of
the instructors of every public school in
the state to assemble the pupils in their
charge on Arbor day in the school build
ing or elsewhere, and 10 provide for and
conduct such exercises as will tend to
encourage the planting, protection and
preservation of trees and shrubs. It is
a custom that is generally followed in all
schools, to set out number of trees and
shrubs on this day in or about the school
grounds. Standpoint Review.
The Newport miner. [volume] (Newport, Wash.) 1899-current, 1911-03-23
Gave Officer the Slip

Another raid of Old Town resorts by
Bonner county officials last Friday re-
suited in temporary cleanup. Three
women, who were caught in the raid and
arrested, induced the Bonner county
deputy sheriff. to bring them over to the
Washington side to consult an attorney.
When they got over to this side-of the
state line the women hoped into liv-
cry rig, and giving the officer the merry
ha-ha drove out of town with the team
on the gallop. The officer consoled him
self with the reflection that the result of
getting the women out of town had been
accomplished, and the county was saved
the costs of handling their case.
The Newport miner. [volume] (Newport, Wash.) 1899-current, 1911-03-23
The Meistersin9ers Male Quartette and
ORGAN Chimes

This well known organization is pre-
sented for the season Of 19l0-l1 with
new addition In the way of organ chimes.
Organ chimes are an expensive. fragile
proposition, hence little used in lyeeum
work. but there lie no other instrument,
novelty or standard which will compare
with them. In fact, they compare fav-
orably with whole orchestra or pipe
organ, 90 beautiful is the tone, 90 reso.
nant and full of volume and 80 many
are the notes which may be sounded at
one time. Each note struck gives four
full tones. 50 that when played in male
quartette by eight hands, making thirty
two tones each time a note is struck.
So great have theee beautiful chimes
impressed certain Catholic dignitaries OF
Europe that papaI decree has declared
them standard and entirely suitable to
be placed in any Catholic church. The
result is they are played in monasteries
and churches all over Europe. The set
carried by the Meistersingers is a forty
nine note set, the largest made.
The singing of the boys with the
chimes will be an important feature OF
the program.
This will be the last number of the
Commercial Club lecture course. At
Vino Theater. Friday evening, March
Both.
The Newport miner. [volume] (Newport, Wash.) 1899-current, 1911-03-23

Those of the ranchers who lost their
homes during the big fire of August 20,
last year, and who secured the loan Of
tents from the Spokane Chamber of
Commerce, are reminded that the use of
the tents was simply loan. and that as
soon as the ranchersshave other shelters
provided for themselves and families
these tents should be returned.
The Chamber of Commerce keeps a
supply of these tents.for the purpose of
providing for just such emergencies as
the big fire, and they should be returned
that they may be ready for use else
where should occasion arise. Ranchers
are requested to bring them to i'm
Mcdonald, of Newport.
The Newport miner. [volume] (Newport, Wash.) 1899-current, 1911-03-23
NOTICE.

To Building Contractors:
Bids will be received on construction
of model schoolhouse in District No. ls5,
Stevens county, Wash. Plans and speci-
fcations may be seen at Blueslide P. o..
Bids to close on April Is. Building to
be completed by July 1, 1911. Directors
reserve right to reject any and all bids.
Bonds required. G. L. TETERs,
Clerk of Board, Btueslide, Wash.
45-2
With the exception of a stretch of
about go miles on the Cascade division
over the mountains and snow shed dis
trict the Great Northern is operating all
trains from the head of the Great Lakes
to- the Pacific by telephones. As
soon as the snow sheds are completed
the pole lines will be built and the whole
system will then be under telephone
train orders.
OF the total population of the state,
1.14l 800, Stevens county contains 25, 297
or 2,215 per cent, while the assessed val
uation of the property OF all kinds in
Stevens county is 0,366, $50, or Lila
per cent of the total assessed valuation
of real and personal property. including
steam and electric railways and tele-
graph lines. of the state. The average
assessed valuation per capita. for Stey-
ems county is $409. 70, which is consider
ably lees than the average assessed valu-
alton for the state. which is $793.57,
Stevens county being one Of the eighteen
counties which falls below the average
of the state.. Adams county has the
highest per capita valuation, or $17O4 O8,
while Kitsap county has the lowest, or
1888 So. These figures were compiled
by the state tax commission.
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