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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-11-02
TOBACCO DECISION SOON
Judges Confer on Plan and Sug.
.gestions of Attorney General.

Judges Lacombe, Coke, Ward and Moves.
Of the United States Circuit Court, con-
ferred yesterday on the reorganization plan
of the American Tobacco Company and on
the conditions suggested by Attorney Gen
eral Wickersham which should be i'm
posed in accepting the plan. The impress
sion prevailed in we'll informed circles that
a decision in the case would be handed
down soon.
Lewis Cass Ledyard, who has acted as
chief counsel for the American Tobacco
Company in preparing and presenting the
plan, said yesterday that there was moth
ing new in the matter beyond the fact that
all parties concerned were waiting for the
courts decision. Mr.. Ledyard said he did
not expect any further conferences, adding
that the case had now reached the status
of any other legal case that awaited the
decision of the court
As to the possible procedure in the mat
ter Mr. Ledy ard said the court would hand
down an opinion on tile plan and the sug
gestions offered by the government, and
then it might invite briefs from the parties
TO the action 10 aid the court in drafting
a final decree.
Under ordinary conditions, yesterday was
the day on which the directors of the
American Tobacco Company would have
declared the usual quarterly dividend Of 10
per cent on the common stock, but al
though the board met. no action was taken
on the dividend. This was I'm line with the
statement made by the directors three
months ago. when they passed the dividend
on the common stock. that no disburse-
ments would be made on that issue pending
the approval by the courts of the plan LOT
the reorganization OF the company.
In view Of this statement Wall street
had not looked for any dividend action on
the common yesterday. but the stock never
theess suffered sharp decline on the curo'
where II is traded in. dropping from AL 10
I'll. IL rallied two points at the close 10
az, net loss for the day Of six points
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-11-02
BUSINESS TROUBLES.

The following petitions in bankruptcy
were filed In the United States Circuit
Court yesterday:
JACOB wOoLF. jobber in cotton goods
at No 53B Mercer street. involuntary, by
these creditors: Fred Butterfeld a. Co,
$3.50: a. G.. Hyde q Sons &2i. and Neuss.
Henlein & Co, 1851. II was alleged that
he was insolvent and made preferential
payments Judge Holt appointed Edward
D. Page receiver. under bond OF $5uO.
The nominal assets were stated 10 be
$4,000. consisting OF stock. 5000, and ac-
counts, $4O0O. Liabilities were said TO be
ISAAC +. KAEL.. jobber I'm dress goods
at No. 100 East Broadway, involuntary. by
these creditors: 4. Jacobs d Son. N62;
uring Company. N75 and Barth Il Quit
man. sos IL was alleged that nc was IN
solvent. made preferential payments OF
81 900 and transferred merchandise ana ac-
counts OF 81 900. Assets are estimated at
JACOB mRsCH. wholesale dealer in la
dies hats at No. Bond street. inyolun-
tarv. by these creditors: Wiltchk Broth.
ers, Inc, 81; Alfred EAsenberg, $40 and
/ Bruckenfeld, sos. The last two claims,
It was stated. are for goods sold 70 MN
as "A member OF the firm OF the Hlrsches
Hat Works IL was alleged that ne Was
insolvent, made preferential payments OF
500 and transferred merchandise ana ac-
counts OF $500. Liabilities are said TO he
ma y SEf I BIDDEKMAN. dealer in mems
furnishinR goods at No. 1902 Seventh ave-
nue. Involuntary. by these creditors: Freed
man Atkins Company, $3.50; Ralph l. Weller.
$500, and Lenox Shirt Company, sH. Judge
Holt appointed Preston Cumming, jr. re-
ceIvcr with bond Of 1900 Liabilities are
said to he 5000 and assets 5000.
ISRAEL KRUGER. shoe dealer at No.
2J73 Sd avenue, involuntary, by these creu-
itors: Rice & Hitchins New YORK Com,
pany. SZ77; j. Il. Bates & Co. 1888; and
Glickman Brothers. Sill. IT was alleged
that nc was insolvent and transferred hls
stock worth $1,000. Judge Holt appointed
George f. Bentley receiver oo- -.
MARIA V. SELLARO, OF No ~ East
18th street. voluntary, TO get rid or n
Judgment OF sS7 obtained against ner III
Erie County, New York, by Pincus Cohen.
~ Buffalo. on a mortgage bond. She mas
M
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-11-02
FORM s2s.ooo.Ooo COMPANY.

The Barcelona Company has been organ
isd under the laws OF Canada. with
sspital Of sZj.OcOO0O. and with the head Of
he at Toronto. The company proposes 10
es'slop water power aggregating more
'asa 25oOO horsepower and Will also con-
nps lydro-electric power plants TO sup
~ nght and power to the city Of BARGE
ea and the entire northeast section OF
VIII The company has also acquired one
The tramways in Barcelona and con-
e's'ons for suburbsn railways which Will
. saiIt at once
ne syndicate which viii finance these
Enterprises is headed by Dr. r. 5.
, ..s's'n. Associated with him is the same
tR Which controls the Rio de Janeiro
z3<"sas Light and Power Company, the
~ rspio Trsmwsy. Light and Power
ts,spsny and the Mexico Tramways COM
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-11-02

spo, dull and unchanged nj 4oe Tor mido' 1nS
INLAND. sales nil: delivered on contract, ~
~ liverpool cables: spot IN good dei,aon ~
sSios 10 900 bales speculation and export, lOVD
Nmcrirsn I Co Imports. 1000. all Aneflcn ,;
Mddlins upland 5oSa Futures oP per a1y gTS
h,u ~ I1 ,ir,a November 495i.d; Novemher-
peccmber s9id BeGeW6s sr1r2 March tSS SO
Warcb- Anrii 4Oiibd: April MAY. 4.9o,zd; mas
June, 45sadi June-July. 3, al july sSSntemb"r,,
e6 ,oi 20. 4 ga: october November 400 tn.
COFTEE-Declned 4G0 p 2,m,Ss ear End the
.rcs1 bv easter prices In Hamburg ana W.
holiday in Havre Boosters were 6 p sGSS hard 6Srd
OF n'"' ,sstng steady at 3 points decline 90 70
points advance sales. 1872 900 bags bsz anal
20, l,sts unchanged on the official choI@ Tnu
lhn , "s 80 freight offers were very frm. Inc
soot demand from the country ,hnt he
pu and some Authorities contend that uo
sii,a,, Of sc In the spot market was aru
acial, az prices bid were apog Tho advance
Sccarrsq purchases s Of ng aS SSoo I SR
pasS AHA spot nrmer, Rio no - lo%e.
,ocal contract prices yester-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-11-02
GRAIN AND PROVISIONS.

Chicago. Nov. i--Wheat rcbounded today
after being for a time demorallzed' owing 20
hinge sales by house that has been identihed
win the LEADING bull clique. Reports OF export
rour sales at Toledo helped cause the raily.
Closing figures were ls@h TO 1'c net lower but
arm Corn finished unchanged 10 shade up,
o.ts either not altered or NC higher. and hog
products at 22lc TO 25hq35c advance. the re-
~ tbe fact that AZ the lowest point Of the ses
zion Inc market had broken nearly q from last
night end almost Sc compared with ten DAYS
AGO Export -four sales at Toledo, which ap-
nsared 10 start the upturn, were said TO DO the
iareest so far this season. 4 heavy snowstorm
s,.ee,Ing down the Canadian Northwest eNerted
. bnIiish influence of icarcely less importance.
Range OF prices 49,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-11-02
ster

w ',.n,,s,o>s -Easler early Influenced by n
decline OF 5 to 10 points In the hoB hnyins
and prices rallied ana 90 so soVering. POLK
s;co9y. mess. $40 75QSl7 %: family Siy 2ow
s3i. short clear. $40 15QSlI 90; BhEr si9S
Si2 5oa sI3; id IndIs mess. so so $50 BEEF
USMs-Firm; s29 q s3l 30. DREss,GcD u, hO 90
Easy; bacons. SIC; $50 TO- SCI Ctr FOV MEATS
1 piS,,s Id bellies sms d%i h 10 H. 19lAo; y b.
ioisc; II h. loAe Picked hams coSnt sssaS az
> iLhRD--Firmer; Middle West; 91og
Use: city. s7s q Dc, refined nrm south A hs
ica 1890; continent; S 4n are srEAR.
H. oieo' IOI 010hc; city lard. 10glOAc.
> -CoPPER-standard . weak yea. spot
T SSc 1on;a i1OV lbs and
ya,ruary. i2Q12f7hc. London steady: spot.
f ftT ts. IA. futures f56 6s Sd. Exports last
month sIeot tSn s1s Lake casting SESR i2% Gl2So
TITNWeak; spot, 41.30m4l6 NoVehoer'
Al 70 a II SOC: December, 1920 4i;o s Janm'
s snn aa.y. spot, fIs0 rs Cd: futures. flsI:
Zeal sales OF tin to-day 20 tons January
At, At 81 January at 4i.iTh. LEAD-steady; 40
"a noe New York; 410d415c East 81: Lon aHz
London. rs los: exports for 9 SSSesG New
W vdrr Sas35 East 81. Louis. London. s26
i9s sd. ANTIMoNY-Dull; Cooksons SO So
si2hc. 1RoN-clsyelGndI war Ma foundry
II LonG0n, asis So No 2. si4 1885 25
20 southern and No Southern SOFT. siog
SIS so. a,,,,pe FIR, and an
OI1S~ReHned petroleum unchanged LIN
seed oil quiet at former prices ,,
NAVAL sTORES-Spirits turpent'ne ou'i
md essv Rosin and tar unchanged.
RICE-No change In the market.
sI,GAR-Rehned dull and unchansed' gran
Mated q doc net. less per cent cash. Lon
Son bcet sugar was firm and higher; Noven-
Der. lis eTd; December, lis Sd May al. ais
,,sa zoo IONS Philippine Island sugars was
ynsdo Al Ale, basis SO test. equal to little
better than Sc delivered here. vessel Que next S
Tnsk mi, did not alter the situation Tor
r..nisr high grade sugars. Nominal prices,
5aiSc for 30 test centrifugal. 5.23isc for ~
feat muscovado and 49Ihc Tor os test
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-11-02
WICKERSHAM ASKS EXPEDITION
Seeks Immediate Trial of Lake Shore
and Other Roads.

Columbus. Ohio. Nov. 1.-Attorncy Gem
eral Wfckersham to-day filed a certificate
OF expedition in the United States Court
here asking that the cases against the
Lake Shore & Michigan Southern and
other railroads and coal companies charged
with violating the Sherman antitrust law
I'm suit brought several weeks ago by the
government have precedence and be tried
at once.
The Attorney General also has asked
that Judges Washington, Knappen and
Dennison, OF Cincinnati. sit in the cases to-
gether
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-11-02
PROPOSALS.

PROPOSALS. FOR LOCOMOTIVE ChA,NSs.
stifr-Ieg Derricks, and Hosting Ens st1cs of
Sealed proposals. viii be received q, .ns Canal
Commission. Washington. D. g., until wv ~,
a. m, November %, 1911. at which ame 't me
win be opened in public, Tor iurnlsn'ns sr. rsI
Information relating 10 this Circular CNo. oos
losy be OBTAINED from this Office or the oses o.
W.u, Vnrts CITY. ala Whitney-Central Building
New Orleans. Ia. and 1859 North Point street.
San Francisco Cal; also from the u ss.., E
Wash los Angeles Cal; Baltimore. Md. fhila-
Sel.hia, Pa; Pittsburgh. Pa. Boston. Mas:;'
Buffalo n T.. Cleveland. Ohio c'n S.srsi,
Mich Milwaukee, wis: St Paul. MINI: Chat
tanoosa. Tenn: louisville. KY Mobile; Ala.
and Galveston. Tex; Commercial CiSo, nAr n,
and Commercial Club Tacoma, Wasn;-F "
bOGGs. Major Corps of Ensinserss v. . ~
General Purchasing Qmcsrs
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-11-02
TO PROTECT BoNDHoLDERs.

A committee has been formed 10 pro'e.t
the interests Of the first mortsase W S1n
Can ~" Railroad Company. which became que
y ,sR and were not paid; This road
3 leased to the New York. susquen INA
Western RailroaE, ID. c Snp,attee s IS CONS
now pp Of Garrett 7. Townsend. Of Middle
Ioyn. \. Y; Newman EIb and Charles :.
Henry Henri Of this city: and Ferdinand y W SaT
ford. OF Warwick n. u H.. w committee.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-11-02

molasses sugar. Receipts at four United
states ports for the week were 1900 tons:
against 40, 900 the previous week. &c, 400 last
ear and. $4,000 two years ago. Meetings.
we're 10000 tons, against $4,000 the week be-
fore. 30 900 last year, and $4,000 two years
ago. Total stock, u1.500 tons. against W, 2oo
last week, lac, 900 a year ago, and 12O,sOO two
years ago. ,
COTTONsEED OIL--Quiet but steady early,
and during the session the market gaiheS
Of rength. Closing at a net advance Of TO IL
points Local contract prices: $780,.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-11-02
AWARD .eLL GATE BRIDGE JOB

The New York. New Haven q hartiord
p.t,road and the Pennsylvania railroad
49, ,,,anies have awarded the contract ior
ne stee, work for the Hell Gate Bridge
and approach viaducts on 'her ~" o.,
Connecting Railroad to 'he N',e''''"
Bridge Company.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-11-02

R eT s0i PEAS "a fs Virginia Ssl basket
81 5oSsi: Maryland. t50s4; RoMAiEE:
Northern, basket. 5ocasi 90; Florida, "
SPINACH. nearby. basket, 40c; Virginia, 10
qG5c; SQUASH, Hubbard, Dbl. 75c; marrow.
5oQ7oc; TURNIPs. rutaesga. Dbl SocQ
Isl Is; California, 81 25gsi so: hothouss. ID.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-11-02

soAy's NEW. YORK TRIBUNE
ft ~ anywhere in the United States
w . year.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-11-02
NEW YORK PRICES.

FLOUR AND MEAL--Flour inactive Spite
patents s. $50 s. 20; winter straights ~ SVa
b, 80, winter patents. 81 45q 81 90. ,spLnohs
clears s44OaS470. extra No / winter ~ ,o1
az 10. extra No 2 winter, 81 IS So %. kansas
strairhts 81 s5ds5 10. fancy spring patents
e. SOa 81 Is BUCKwHEAr fLOuE-3uiie,
s2 IS a 81 IS per 100 10. RYE FLOuR-Snltl'
lair 20 good s5qS5 20. choice TO fancy. 90 a1a
* 40 5'oRNMEAL-Steady; kiln dried - ~
asa ~ Rag MEAl-F1ne white ana yel1"'
a an asi 05. coaree, 81 53asl go. fEbp-
Western spring. s26 IS: standard middIln,is,
t27 ss. nour %. $40 IS: red dos, So. city
bran. s2I 90 bulk. s26 so sacks; midd!ing 20
3S3, %. red dog. $50 p; hominy chop' 60
b,,lL 500 20 sacks. oilmeal. $50 30 81;
COJJON-prlces were generally hlgher.
although IL was considered rather signihcant
hv bear traders that offerings Increased as INC
market advanced beyond the Scent ieNci to OF
Jsnuary First prices wero generally Sn 10
points hishor. following stcadiness IN LIVER
nooI Under tho o-cent level. when was
reached a number Of times during the day'
good buying developed. part Of II Tor invest
ment account. crop estimates continue ARG.
A prominent New orleans authority was 3ut
v.sierday with m estimate ~ l5lOoooo nales
rinimum. while ~ was rumored that Mem
phi. party had ngurcd the crop as hlgh as
i6 oOo'OO6, Late advices from tho SOUTH re
nor,ed advances OF i-i6a &c I'm tho impor-
;ant spot markets. Final prices here were 90
polnts not higher. but about 3MS points uh
der the beat figures of tho day Local con-
tract prices. 49,.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-11-02
RAILROAD EARNINGS.
HAVANA ELECTRIC.

HAVANA ELECTRIC.
1911 1910 1902
vk end. Oct 20 S42,2 s39.74 S39.35l
Jan Loot. 90. 1867. 695 1.I7s.s41 1,G63. 466
DETROIT. TOLEDO G. IRoNToN.
Sd week in Oct. $39.672 SOL .o39 $4,000
July Loot. 2l.. tI2 1862 6s1,0sS 509.9sl
IOWA CENTRAL
Sd week in Oct. 500. 400 ss2.418 SEQ. 100
July Loot. 81. 1.ll4.155 1.l03.955 1.0ss,415
MINNEAPOLIS & ST. LOUIS.
81 week in Oct. s103.24I s132.562 sl64. 464
July Loot. 81. 1.o04, 033 1,19S.41G 1,1Oo,1O4
BOSTON A, MAINE
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-11-02
NEW YORK CITY BONDS.

lrnlshed by w. ". Coler & Co.. No. ~ Cedar
stfeet)
Accrued interest to be addedl
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-11-02

sCoupons interchangeable. tl'esstered. tCou-
pona Unregistered and coupon
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-11-02
EXPORTS.
CASH QUOTATIONS..
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.
New York. November |. l9l

New YORK. November |, lHll
GRAIN-WHEAT--Th bear movement r.
ceired further impetus by rumors th3t III,
government would make an investlsatIlpon o'
tho affairs OF the Chicago Board OF lIaue
Gables were easy and spot news was agalnSI.
values selling became very heavy early WIN
the market at times demoralized by the I0l-
ume OF offers which sent prices down 10 ~
from the previous close. representing to,a.
decline OF TG1Sc from the high point OF nc
bun movement at the beginning OF Iast Vet
The rtlmor regarding the government lhNesu
cation was ofncialy denied, and THIS appear 90
10 be the turning point as prices harIeneu
steadily. At the close the market hdd IL
gained n greater part OF the early loss nhal
prices being Ne net lower Export sales- 10
loads OF Manitoba at outports. No RED ~ Z {
elevator export basis and Oslo anoat'
No 1 Northern Duluth. 81 1874 aHoat
CORN-Prices early declined = % &c Cash
markets were easier, IN anticipation OF m
creased offerings OF new corn, but Bradstrseii >
visible showed a decrease Of $4,000 bushels'
compe red with an increase OF 10000 last yea,
and prices later rallied. closing net unchahgeu'
No corn export here, T9c, nominal, %
shoat OATs-sold OF early and iallied N
tho afternoon Final prices were uhcnanss "a
10 &c higher Cash oats unchanged. Stanua,
ard white sc In elevator; No :, 52i7c; nos .
and {. $50. and natural white and whltoe
clipped II q soc, on track. RYE-Dull' 10 =
asc nominal. I Buffalo. 20 arrive BAk-
IEY-Steady: mailing. 81 lIdS1 20 CT BUT
falo. -...x...
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1911-12-21
In the Selection of a Present

for a relative or an intimate friend,
quality and utility are generally the
two most important points to consider,
When a present has been purchased
here the label on the package suggests
that the enclosure is something of
quality. H. S. Hurlbut & Co.
Home Baked Goods
at Ryan's Restaurant.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1911-12-21
Christmas Services.

There will be special Christmas
program at the Methodist Episcopal
church at 1890 in the morning and
Z 100 o'clock in the evening of next
Sunday, Dec. "a,
At the morning service the choir will
render special Christmas anthem and
Miss Jennie l.. Pinnell of Chicago
will sing solo. The pastor will
preach special Christmas sermon.
Subject, What think ye of Christi"
AT the evening hour specially ar
ranged chorus choir Of more than
twenty voices will render the beautiful
and inspiring cantata entitled THE
First Christmas"
Saturday evening at seven thirty the
Sunday School will give splendid
program and enjoy the annual visit of
"Old Santa and the Christmas tree.
The public is cordially invited to all Of
these services.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1911-12-21
MARRIED FIFTY YEARS
Prof. and Mrs. John b. Parkinson
of Madison Celebrate the Fiji.
tieth Anniversary of their
Wedding.

AT Madison on Tuesday evening, at
eight o'clock, in the Unitarian parish
house, Prof and Mrs. John b. Parkin.
son celebrated the tiftieth anniversary
of their , arriage. The Madison Dem
ocrat says that the reception was quite
the largest social function held in Mad
lson in many years.
On December 10, 1861, John b. Par
kinson of Fayette and Miss Jane Gray
of Mineral Point were united in mar
riage at the home of the brides uncle,
DR.. w. NJ, Monroe. in Fayette. The
Madison Democrat gives brief sur
vey of the lives of Professor and Mrs.
Parkinson, which. it says. shows a
span of years filled with activity and
usefulness. Prof Parkinson became
professor of mathematics in the Uni
versity in 1857 Later he took the chair
of Greek, and subsequently became
professor of international law and civil
polity. Finally he became vice pres
dent of the institution, which position
he now holds.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1911-12-21
Trinity EPISCOPAL Church.

Sunday School Christmas festival at
the Church, Saturday evening Dec, 90,
at $3.50 o'clock. Exercises by the chill
dren and distribution of gifts at the
Parish House,
Special music Christmas Eve, (Suu-
day, December a4,) in Trinity Church.
Selec ions from The Incarnation" by
the evening choir, assisted by Mrs.
II, ID, Ludden, Mrs. w. p. Bliss, Mrs.
Otto Gillmann, and Mr. Maust; solo by
Miss Marion Jones; trio by the
Misses Hughes; solo by Mr., Maust; an
anthem, "Glory TO God in the Highest"
by the choir; organ selections from the
Messiah, by Mr., Anderson, and
Christmas hymns by the choir and con-
gregation,
Christmas Day Communion service
at s a, m. and second celebration at
1880 a. M, with sermon. At this SER
vice the morning choir will sing and
render special music,
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1911-12-21
Making Hay In December.

An unsual sight for Southwestern
Wisconsin was witnessed by passengers
coming in and going ont Of Mineral
Point on Wednesday and Thursday
Dec. l3 and IA, On those days Vincent
Stude was making hay on the farm
of his father Conrad Stude. He had
several tons raked up and ready for
stacking. F. H. Fallon was one of
those who saw young Stude at his work.
and while he belives that Mineral
Point will never become a winter
resort. he is quite sure that the oldest
inhabitant never before witnessed hay
making in December in this section Of
the country.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1911-12-21
Shooting Match.

There will be another shooting match
near the Mineral Point town hall on
Christmas Day, Dec. %. Big purses to
the winner of every match.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1911-12-21
SCHOOL WORK
Eighty. Three Dollars Raised for
Black River Falls.
BASKET BALL GAME
Won by the Mineral Point High
School.
CHRISTMAS EXERCISES.

The entertainment at the high
school Friday evening for the benefit of
Black River Falls school called out a
large enthusiastic audience and gave
the school $S3 to send our unfortunate
neighbors. The program consisted of
the following:
Music by our new high school orchestra,
Recitation-The Union Soldier, Roscoe Parmley
Music-Boys' Double Quartet.
Reritation-Laddie, Blanche Fox.
Music by our new High school band.
Recitation-A Bad Cold, Romain Healy.
Music-Girls' Double Trio.
Music-High School Orchestra.
Music-Boys' Quartet
Lantern slides showing Black River Falls
during the food.
Recitation-The Chief Operator, Florence Rink
Music by the Girls Oh rus.
Music by High School Band
The music rendered by our young
orchestra and band speaks we'll for
Mr.. Regan's teaching and shows what
boys can do when they want to.
School will close Friday for the two
weeks vacation.
The basket ball game Saturday even
ing at the city hall resulted in de-
cided victory for our boys. The Dodge
vile boys will have a chance at us in
their own hall little later
We expect to play at Darlington next
Friday evening.
In most of the grades there will be
Christmas exercises Friday afternoon.
In the High school, the seniors will
give the program consisting of paper,
vocal and instrumental music and a
short play entitled Left in charge -
A general invitation is extended to
all. Exercises will begin at / 80 in all
the schools.
Program for the High School:
Music-Hgh School Orchestra.
Roll Call.
Piano Solo-Mrs. r. E. Loveland.
High School chorus.
Play-''Lef in Charge"
Music-High School Orchestra.
Christmas Tree,
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1911-12-21
ANNUAL MEETING
Notice to the Stockholders of the
Farmers and Citizens Bank,

Notice is hereby given to the stock
holders of the Farmers and Citizens
Bank of Mineral Point, Wisconsin, that
the regular annual meeting of such
stockholders for the election of directors
of the bank will be held at the banking
Office of the bank at o'clock y. m, on
the End day of january, 1919. Such
other business as may properly come
before the meeting will be transacted.
Dated December 81, 1911.
JOHN b. PITTS,
Cashier.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1911-12-21
Change of Superintendents.

E. j. Perkins will shortly tender his
resignation as superintendent of the
Iowa County Home and Asylum and
will be succeeded by Milo 7. Burgess,
Mrs. Burgess being now matron of the
institution.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1911-12-21
improvements at the Iowa
County Home,

The work of putting in new laundry
at the Iowa County Home and Asylum
is almost completed. Cement floors
have been put in the building and new
and modern machinery installed. Supt
Perkins supervised the work and it is
we'll done.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1911-12-21
Christmas Concert .

On Sunday evening, Dec. "a, the
Primitive Methodist choir will give
Christmas concert. A number Of
selections from the Oratorio Emmanuel,
also number of Giebel's and Rosches
choice Christmas choruses will be
rendered, Everybody welcome.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1911-12-21
Fcrty.one Years of Debate

The forty first annual debate be
tween Aehenae and Hesperia the two
oldest debating societies at the Uni
vesity of Wisconsin. took place last
week.