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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-01-14

COTIOS MARKETS

New Yos-t January i3-Cnnsidcrable SELL
FMS followed Inc pubiication OF a sDeclnl
Texas weather rSpert IN inc co,ton ,,,rtnt
tn-da% showing rsinfG!l In that state FOR
iHe month Of DcccInbsr to have been EtLcr-
decline was prhctiyslly recovered in the
Laser trading Wi,h lhr close steady, net mn
changed 10 { points lower. The opening
MAs steady q an advance OF 2H,5 points on
& renewal ~ ycsierdaI's buying movement.
WIN Mag :. iins ~ :. points up from tt.c
oWfsi NSdncsday But ms was raihci
BETTER Than due in cables, ana prices easGd
on sliShtlt during tRy carly session unde.
ioe1! eear pressure of scattering |!iqulia-
ftun. Trade BUYING and moderate supnort
f:om uromlHdnt bu.i interests hciped to
'ttnc5 the market on The reaction, hut after
lac publication OF line detailed report on
tt'af ialniaii for December. which showed
nteeptation TAnslas from about; -: to 5
:neAss Of oEe5 hfiy stations out OF the $50
ettlve positions sold OF to a ne, loss 81 "a
roHlts with May touching 1893. or wlth-
81 10 lo!nts ~ She low level reached ear
ftor in $40 week. There seemed u he less
long SEXTON 10: sale ON this decline than
ne icara aai aniieipated, and as soon u
market Armed up On covering reports OF
frin .atet4or SPOT holders. a continued do
infpd. rom tiIde Interests ana renewal g.
hl. sunpoFi Last prices we're al prarti-
CaiiN Itne clpsius Asufcs ~ last night on
Ne setiye old eior mon;hs southern spo'
r-sfhets o|ffitihIY reported early were un
ESpotis weie again lorEe and for tic sea-
,on 50 far are a,leoo ealys over last year,
y th4 Sew YotE Gotten Exchange. showed
1atper s'H+ III spiHH9rS taxing for the week
for me wceh ermrarlns witN q ioys or G2o0r
hh!ss !or tho sifn" Weck ,tst ycir
hccfir's II thc posts io. dan wofc atSi.
haifs tEniHsi Z &S !at; Week ana Mss las
sea For ;he 'v.rk .tC,@F1 haic. Rgu}ast 4J-.
- last week AMI idie4a lsst.year ro-dar.'
8nT1 last lont end a; Housion 1855 bate.
against s5tt last year
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New York
Stock Market

New York. January is.-The course
OF to-day's market sent prices Upward
TO 9 material degree, and there was
4 nearer approach to genuine support
,nai' has been seen on any recent day.
IN the absence of favorable develop
meAtS there Was "a disposition 10 at
frihnte the sustained strength TO a
broadening of the demand No evil
dences of outside support developed
lo"ever, and the dullness which fol-
10" ell the first hour of tradin;: indi-
nated that the market was still a mar
row one. II closed hrm. Reading
Was iitc feature. ana more than re-
covered it. "Scmi-annua 5 per cent. div
idend United states Steel was en-
tensiNely trade in from ths outset at
steadily advancing prices. and Cana
dian Pacific registered a further very
substantial gain. with bettcrnent in
sucl OF its allied properties as Min
neGpolis. ST Paul ana Sault Ste Marie
and Wisconsin Central. Another fea-
lure OF the DAY was the strength OF
the Gould stocks. Ied by Missouri IA
enc. Undoubtedly the better tone OF
this groHp had its genesis ia the be-
lief that the Gould family Will before
long retire from active management
and that succession VIII rest with
other powerful interests, who are
known TO have acquired very substan-
49, NHN Va - 1880
3ines. Southern Railway shares were
80 5in fairly active. ANA The metal
stocks were stronger On probability
al heury ocppe, exports The only
news bearing ON general trade cOndi-
LIONS dealt with the placing Of a large
orc r for equipment BY the Pcnnsyl-
vania Railroad and the proposed meet
ing OF New England cotton manufac-
|turers 20 consider curtailment OF on
orations a further ANALYSIS Of our
T cotton exports proves that the value OF
last Years shipments was the greatest
in the history OF the country. exceed
ins by over S6o.ooc.ooo all previous,
records.
Bonds were firm. Total sales, par
value. S3.302,0OO, Total sales Of stocks
were 5eo.70o shares.
New York. January l~a-Moncy on
call steady, as q {. per cent: ruling
rate, 2ls closing bid. 2i4: altered at
294 per cent. Time loans duli With
easier tendency; sixty days and nine
~ days. &is peg cent: sin months.
-. a. per cent Prime mercantile
paper. TO ~ scr cent sterling eN-
change frm. with actual business in
bankers BILLS at 5i.Ssa0@ $i.S2so for
sixty-day hills. and at s4S59o for de-
Inand. Commercial bills. $i.S23 Sl.S.7s.
Bar silver. $40. MeNican dollars. ~.
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EPISCOPAL HIGH SCHOOL
WILL REOPEN JANUARY 10
-srecia1 to The Times. Dispatch.l

- u oICGihi w ~ III h'ob' Se'i
Alexandria, Va, January l3.-Be
cause of a mild outbreak of scarlet
fever among the students the Episcopal
High Schoo was closed on November
30. with expectations of %reopening en-
January 4. but owing to the slow re-
coyery OF some of tie patients DR..
Riackford. the principal, thought 1t
more expedient to delay opening school
Till anuar l6. BY this delay time Will
be afforded for thorough disinfection
OF the buildings. The scarlet ever
patients Will be sent home as soon as
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storage. Csc: do. nrs,. 24d o4,1c.; do. sec
onds. 2?4 ?S,sc. Potatoes and Cabbage
STEADY and unchanged. Freights and Pea
nuts-UnchanEed.
cottonseed oil was reported a shade easier
for crude. blu; refined held steady OIL pur-
chases OF March against sales Tor export
and local bull! support. Futures closed nm
changed to ? points higher, January. T.2Sd
SIS; February. rs T7.S2: March. T29nT.Si:
April. 1900 1.5S: May. IS3T 7.35: prime crude.
elSH So. do. summer yellow. 2s1TI 30;
ner white, IeOT Soc.
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CIuCAGo Gr.N M.RKrr

OnIcaEo, IL. january i5.-With rain gem
eral In the winter wheat belt and with more
showers III for tonight. bears wcie
able to force a decline to-day. but over
reached themselves by excessive selling on
tho lower levels. while shorts. who had
learned caution by recent defeats. covered
so v,isoronsiy. during the last hour that the
market closed firm at a net advance Of ii.r
&c. --latest figures showed corn ibAI.c. low.
er than last night; oats unchanged TO isT
rs OF. and hog products SC. down 10 Ii:c.
advance.
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Annex to State Hospital.
Special 10 The Times-Disnatcl

Especial to The Times-Dispatch.]
Roanoke, Va, January la.-W DIRK has
on the addition to the
Southwestern State Hospital. at Mar
lon. which annex is 10 serve as a place
OF safety for the criminal white insane
Of Virginia. The building will accom-
about 15c men and women
completed. and is expected to
ready within a year.
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STORES.

Wilmington. y. c.. January la-spirits
ca SKIS. Rosin-steady at s5.75: receipts col
barrels. Tar-Firu al 20: receipts rs bar
rels. Crude Turpcntine-Firm at 6.a6;
receipts IS barrels.
savannah. Ga. January l3.-rurpentine-
Firm at 81 a sec: sales liz casks; receipts lis
a asks: shipments 26i casks: stock is. oi5
ca SKIS. Rosin-Fjrrn: sales. a.2i barrels; re-
ccipts SIS barrels; shipments I63 barrels;
stock e0G 80 barrels. Quote: B. 1918.
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their recovery permits.

tIIUTI bCOVeTy ptTH1ItE,
Owing to the time lost there will
be only w sets OF examinations. In
stead OF three. held at the High School
this year. and by extending the final
term TO July. the time lost will be
made UP.
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SALES.
100 Ailis-Chalmcrs ...........
200 Allis-Chalmcrs, pfd......
$50 Amaiganeted Copper -.
Amer. AGri. Chem. com.
l,'Hn Amer. Beet Sugar, com.
Goo American Can ............
80 American Can. rfd.......
j.ltp Amer. Car ANA Foundry
100 Amer. Car and f'oun.. pfd
LEO American Cotton Oil.....
100 American i.inSeed OIL.
1V1 American Locomotive -.
@p Amer. Locomotive. pfd...
Amer. Malt Co, pfi 49,.
40 American Smelling 49,.
$50 y meriCan Sugar .......
AGO Amer. Tel. and Tel. Co.
~ American Tobacco, com.
american Tobacco. pfd..
40 Anaconda Copper .......
S,bu+ Atchisun Observation-Disclosures.
80 Atlantic Coast Line......
10 y. {. |. of Connecticut.
l.-vl Baltimore and Ohio......
100 Brooklyn Rapid Transit.
4.iW Central Leather. conn.,.
Canadian Pacific ........
S,.W Chesapeake and Ohio.
80 Chi. Great West. pfd....
500 chi. Mil. aud st. Paul.
Loo Crucible Steel Cor. com.
10 Cirurible Steel, pfd 49,.
90 Chicago and Northwest.
400 Colorado Fuel and Iron.
201 Colorado and southern.
500 Consolidated Gas .........
Delaware and Eiudscn...
LOO Den. ANA Rio Gran. com.
l.2n Den and Rio Gran. pfd..
i" DiStillers' Sc. Corr. 49,.
l.+pH Erie
1909 Eric, ist pfd .............
Fed. Min. and SIN. pfd..
90 General Electric a.. .....
@.gI Great Northern. pfd......
art Great Northern ore ctfS
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MISCELLANEOUS MARKETS.
PEANUT MARKET.

tReported BY Rodgers. McCabe e Coz
Petersburg. Va, January b.-Peanuts.-
S~panIsh.-Markci firm at Si.l5i5 per bushei.
DO; ~ 3S.c. for fancy handpicked 313nc.
for machine picked: "a &c. for Smelling
stock. H.
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ee f9i'o' IA "i saie. mi ssIs. ,s5 80 s,i sross oc rs-
~ ici bales: eXpor; TO France, eco bales:
coas;wIse. 1888 bales
Total to-day at all poris-Nct receipts.
si.sli bales: eNport 10 Crest Britain. 3S.iS5
bales: 70 France. tatc bales. to the Cont
hent. ll.-3 bales: stock. il2i.l? bales.
S;s.S,i ealGs sxport 70 Great Britain. s-jliis
nG.nnt laS.eia bales; TO Japan. 1881 bales.
Total since September ut all ports
Net receipts, i.ii5.SSS halcs: export to Great
Brtrain. 12Sli2s hnlcs: TO France. ss.s5i
hh!es: 20 the Continent. i,.52.cSi bales: to
Japan. IS,s7' bales: 10 Mexico. i.2l5 bales.
New orleans. In. January ;s.-spo, cotton
l5c- sales on the SPOT $50 bales and $50 to
arrive. Futures opened steady viii prices
yesterdays CLOSING. cables we're favorable
and some little outside huyiug was IN ovi-
dence. i~mncdiaselH aater the iIrst call
me trading months stood tI5 points az.
Vt the end OF the FIRST hale hour OF busI-
ness prices ware II n y points down fro;n
inr highest and 7Gs polnts nnde. ycs;er-
e's> undortone thtolshou; the morning
session. ch!efly as the rcsul; of several
taeiegrnms from English traders stating
that business in Manchester was siack.ainy
AMI that spiuacrs We're losing ground, To-
ward noon the trading months We're IS
points down fromi IN" highest OF the morn
ing. Prices were saw points down, net.
later On pront.takirg b. shorts. with tho
Close STEADY. net decline OF $Sl6 points.
March l5.o3; May, l5."3, July. 1882. August.
o 4faN-.
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nRY GOODS

New York. January la.-The dry goods
ma rket ruled quiet and steady. Wash goods
and printed cottous arc being ordered more
freely and more business la being offered
in bleached cottons. Yarns are quiet and
easy, Garnet woods have sold more freely.
, Staple dress goods for fall will be opened
next week.
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Richmond. Va. January Is.
TrNE n1IHy TIN

MARKET CONDITIONS.
Tou!try-fieceipts increasing and marke;
steady. Eees-Receipts heavy; market de-
ti'1el ic dozen to-day. ruling steady. Other
i.uducc active at prices quoted,
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RICHMOND TOBACCO MARKET.

Richmond. Va. January Is. 1871.
BriGhts-R Receipts light and market firm
NJ unchanged prices. Dark F~ircd-Mark.t
at quotations. Receipts moderate. sun
cured-Rece!pts liberal; market fairly ac-
at prices quoted.
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The leading futures ranged as follows
Omen High Inn. EInsr

Kecelpts-Whcat, assoc busheis; coln 49,
20 bushels: oats. e77,aao bushels. Shipments
-Wheat $500 bushels: corn. 32a.t'o bushels:
cash grain whea,-No. ? rcd, ssc. n SO;
10. , red. IS q !uc. No. : hard. sc. n Si.oi:
No. ; hard. Csc, a 81: No. | northern. spot,
sl.@G ITO: No. . northern, Sl.c51L,0t.: No.
> spring. Sl.c0a i.C,; 80. ; spring. G%c. n 81.
velvet chan. 9oc. q SLOPE; durum. So e2c.
Corn-No. :. sc: No. > white. iiq iItsc.; No.
? yolios az 47isc.: No. 3 and No. . whi;c.
49,, a i5ivr.; No. 3 yellow. 49,. n +5Isc.; No. J..
iiii q tic. No. 1 white. iii4 d 4it5c.; No. 4
yellow, ~? iSc. oats-No, ?. 3ec: No ?
white, 33A a 3ic.: No. 3 white. SO 3Stic.: No.
{ white. 81 aac. standard. 3a4 n Sss.c.
B~nltimore, Md. January l5.-Wheat-ouiet.
Spot, cOntrac-. Csc. Southern on grade. ?Siic.
Corn-ou!e,; spot. contract. Siis Size. Oats
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New York. January MISUNDERSTANDING
1866 head. Steers nominallv steady; bulls
steady: cows steady TO Toe. lower. Bulls.
;i;0I5.I5; COWS. $:.5&a5,oo. ~Calves-Receipts
3S5 head. Neals. SGu.W; culIs. So 100:
Aestcrns, $3.50; BARNARD calves nominal.
sheep and Lambs-Receipts T.37o head. sheep,
sSIfi 80; lambs. $500 o.s5- HoGs-Receipis.
5.as5 head. Market higher al ss.I59 $50.
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October ".....""".,. 1916 is.G 1854 1855
December ..............,iS.s5 ~. 49,. 49,.
Spot cotton closed quiet. middlins uplands.
ii"o; n'iddiing gulf. l5l5; sales. $50, bales
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H.. January observation-disclosures

VHIcHEp. Ia. January Ia.-CattIc-ReccIpta
?,heo head. Market strong. Reeves. s4.T5 n
40: Texas steers. Sa5 a so: Western steers.
$3.50 6.lo. stockers and feeders. s5.s5 II 5. %;
cows end Refers, S2s5G $50; calves. s7.5r7f
1000. ~HoSs-Rcceipts 1909 head. Marke;
weak. Sc. lower than yesterdays average.
Light and mixed. sI.70IT.s5; heavy. 1885,
I.s5: rousi. si.6j0 40: good TO choice heavy,
Sad5V $50. rigs. ST.i0n sic: bulk of sales,
$'.TSN I.ao. S~herp-Receipts ESQ head. West
trn. : eSaiap' ) earrings. Si.60M $50: lambs.
r.lt:Ne. ,LM4 ~. western. k5d6.i5.
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RICHMOND GRAIN MARKET.

Easy; No. ? white, asisc. Rye-ouic,;
> western, domestic. ssG SIC.
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CLOSING BOND QUOTATIONS

Chicago. n. / and Pac. RS. rte. is...... Se,,
Denver and RIO Grandc rel. 5s.......... oil.
Erie conv. Is. series a. did .......... 1Si.
Erie conv. Is. series Observation-Disclosures. 6Sit
in,erporouEh Metro. Observation-Disclosures. 19i.
Inter Mere. Marine l2s............. eih
Kansas City southern LIST SIS ODD 49,. T3ii
louisville and Nash. Tin. is............. 9Sas
Missouri Pacific 80:
missouri; Pacific conr. Observation-Disclosures. SGT!
Norfolk and West. LIST con. Is Cbid).... esis
Norfolk and Western conv. is........... io37s
PENNSYLVANIA conv. Si5s (lSiSl ........... 95i4
ScaboaTd Air Line Adj. 5s............... 1Iis
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ANis-thslmers list Observation-Disclosures. 56is
amerlcan Tel. and Tel. conv. is........ 1851
'tn!tIieah Iobacco Observation-Disclosures. Sli,
LA.lSriehh Tobacco Observation-Disclosures. 1885,
t,.Su,soh conN. Is Did Observation-Disclosures. Ill.,,
atShlson eonv. itSD
Aihntic Coast Line LIST s.............. 90,
iSrooklyn Transit conv. Is did .......... IS
Central OF Georgia Observation-Disclosures. 1914
nesapedke and Ohio Observation-Disclosures. l0ii,
Gnesapeaks and Ohio conv. iiks........ ais;
' ntuaEp' %. ana quincy lolnt is.......... e;
Chicaso' 3 ana Quincy gen. +s........ ga.
: nicaso. MI. ana St p. deb. is.......... 3!a
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Quotations foF Interest," paying bonds arc
a. a price 10 which Interest," must be added.
lneome bonds ana toy;iacaies ot indebted
less are fiat.
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CATTLE MARKETS..
RICHMOND LIVE STOCK MARKET.
tsaies at Union Stock Yards.I

Rlcnrord. Va, January ls. 1911.
report OF the live stock market for the
Reeeipts-Cattle. 80 head: calves. u head
sheep, IL head: hogs, 5,6ii head.
Besi steers. size: medium to good. 5lLH &c.
common to lair. iWistc.: best hcifers, sac;
medium TO good, SO 5'2c.; common to fair.
idf &c best cows, ii.c,; medium to good.
-. a r;o.. common to fair. ga 3lsc.: bulis'
8: q il5c.; caves. Tu7c. Cows and calves.
SIS n $500 per head. Sheer. az SIZE; lamb,
6WItc.: best boss. S.65; medium TO good. s a
q SIC sows about Sc; stays. tl:dTisc.
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RIcuMoSp srocN MARKET.
~ Richard W Maury
stork and Bond Broker. .cl5 E Main 81.
Ric1-rrd. va January IS, 1851.
SALES AT BOARD

Y "TNTNTI W, IIW--W-'TW ~ No
Virginia Centgr.es-l6on at SSi?.
STATE SECURITIES Sid. AK.
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Klchnlond, va, January lG, 19ll.
Wholesale QUOTATIONS ON 'CHANGE
VI L T-~nr int.
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Bonds were firm. Total sales. par
value. S3.302.0O0, Total sales Of stocks
were 56o.70O shares
The Nome daily nugget., 1911-01-21
PRESIDENT OF EQUITABLE DEAD
PAUL MORTON SUDDENLY
STRICKEN--PASSES away

married Charlotte Goodridge.
In December 1872, he became identi-
fled with the Burlington system. start
ing as clerk in the land office of the
u. n NJ railroad. Gradually he rosc
to IN" position of assistant general
freight agent. then To- that of general
passenger agent and finally ending as
general freight agent of the G.. y. x
.. railroad
Then Morton became vice prcsidcn,
of the Colorado Fuel X Ilrun com
pany. president of the Whitebrcast FucI
Company and i'm 1890. third vice prcsi
dent Of the a, +. " = r. railroad
on July l, 1904. he was appointed
secretary of the navy and in that "a -
pacity he served for one year when
he became chairman of the board OF
The Nome daily nugget., 1911-01-21
new QARTERS WILL BE
OCCUPIED BY MARCH FIRST

Consummating deal which has been
chairman of tn" building committee of
the Masonic lodge and representative
of that body in today's deal. paid over
thu sum of $1,000 10 r. T. Woodsou
and w. \ Gilmore. acting for IN" J J
Scsnon COMPANY and thereby tn"
lodge becomes owner of tn" postnfiico
fixtures. valued at $4,000. which have
been in storage in the Scsnuu ware
house for several years past
In securing the fixtures today. prepa-
the moving of the poStotfico To- IN"
lower floor Of the Masonic temple
The Nome daily nugget., 1911-01-21
GENTLEMEN ONLY" ARE
CHASTISED BY WOMEN

Following is II slap On the wrist"
for the male population of Nome who
attend or have anything to do with the
Radiator banquet tonight The weaker
sex has come To the front wearing a
savage coat of war paint Why were
not the women folks invited To the ban
auet? can you. MIR Radiator. answer
that question? Is there any reason
which would Justify such action and
cause the ladies Of this town to bc
sighted. You. who have attended Ra :
diator hanquets of former years are
invited to answer the above questions
The following brief and breezy epistle
was rendered the Nugget today and Ne
feel il our duty To publish the same:
Nome. Alaska. Jan. 81 1871.
Nome Nugget:
With reference To the Radiator ban
quet held tonight which is for gentle
The Nome daily nugget., 1911-01-21
Special Nugget Service.

SEATTLE. Wash. Jan. 2l.-When
the steamer Jefferson cleared for Val
deg today there went on the vessel pa
pers Tor instigating a suit for S15.nuo
against judge Gushman a. damages Tor
thu diSbarrmcnt of Attorney T. NJ
Barnes Of Juneau
Attorney Barnes. AT Whose mstiea-
ton the suit viii be brought. wa~
about a year ago ono 81 the leading at
torneys before the First judicial diviS-
ion At Juneau And hc Mas indicted
by the grand jury Tor sending obscene
matter through the United states mails
Ia a certain Young lady of tho town
of Juneau
The Nome daily nugget., 1911-01-21
Nugget Special Service.


NEW YORK. Jan. 2l.-SuddenIy
stricken by cerebral hemmorage, re
srlting from the strain of tircless
study for numerous years. Paul Nor
ton. president of the Equitable ~"
Assurance Company. and formerly Sec
rotary of the navy. died here yesterday
one hour after he became afflicted. His
death came as a. surprise to all that
knew him as he appeared i'm perfect
health the morning Of his death
Paul Morton was self made man.
starting life at the lowest position and
working diligently until he had reach
ed the top of the ladder of success.
Paul Morton was born i'm Detroit.
Mich. May -. 1857. When but -
years of age he moved to chicago and
The Nome daily nugget., 1911-01-21
Special Nugget Service.

MEXIco CITY. Jam 2o.-Trafic is
tied up tor thousands at miles along
the southern Pacific route in this sec
ton al the country, As the result Of the
strike Of The southern Pacific engin-
GERS. for increased wages Not wheel
has turned since yesterday morning
and thr diseruntled eabmen maintain
that they viii not resume work until
their demands are properly met with.
As result Of the strike. thousands
Of dollars worth Of goods, fruits and
lumber and merchandise viii be- tied
The Nome daily nugget., 1911-01-21

men only" the ladies 81 Nom" feel very
vited The Kegoayah K"zga woman's
Auxiliary and Ladies' Aid Society.
however. very soon propose To get az
am entertainment for ladies only" Ia
which the gentlemen Of Nome viii be-
barred
Thanking YOU for your valuable
space | am yours sincerely.
MRS. RADA AToR
The Nome daily nugget., 1911-01-21
MEAT PACKERS NOW
DESIRE IMMUNITY BATH
Special Nugget Service.

Special Nugget Service.
CHICAGO. Jan. 2l-Armour Srift
and other packers OF equal importance,
want an immunity 18th. The violent
concerns are without foundation-sn
they say. All that is desired hy the
millionaire packers is that tn" I'm
founded" charges he dismissed
The Nome daily nugget., 1911-01-21
TERRITORIAL GOVERNMENT
ENDORSED BY LEGISLATURE
Special Nugget Service.

OLYMPIA Jan. IA memorial
asking congress To give Alaska t"rii-
torial government. passed thu lrgisla-
ture. nov in session here, Yesterday.
The brief reviewed TIN facts connected
With the past government al tn" Mort =
"rn territory and gaNc reason why ter
ritnrial power should h" vested IN Al
aska
The Nome daily nugget., 1911-01-21
MASONIC SOCIAL.

WEDNESDAY. January -. at Masonic
Hall. Progressive whist starts prompt
at SIS =. m. Six big prizes So be on
time Dancing and lunch later.
The Nome daily nugget., 1911-01-21

Peoples Laundry are making a spe-
eislty of rough dry laundry. Give US
a trial.
The Nome daily nugget., 1911-01-21

Don't forget the date February 9th
of the Eagles annual ball in Eagle
Hall.
The Nome daily nugget., 1911-01-21

directors of the Equitable Life Assur-
ancc Society.
The rise of Morton has been little
short of wonderful nasmuch a. he
started life as poor man hut with
unusual tenacitN he kept progressing
until he reached tn" height 1T his am
bitiou.
Mr. Morton was a member of ma
jority of the leading commercial bodies
and social clubs of this city and has a
wide number of friends
No arrangements have been made as
yet for tn" funeral services but Morton
will undoubtedly b" buried tomorrow.
For the best and cheapest meals in
town 90 to Modini's Cafe. Tho only
The Nome daily nugget., 1911-01-21

When in Nome stop al the Elite
Baths. Open all light. Steam heat.
The Nome daily nugget., 1911-01-21

Eagles Thirteenth Anniversary Ball,
Monday. February 6. Eagle Hall.
The Nome daily nugget., 1911-01-21

Shriuers day February IL.