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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-10-09
LIVESTOCK MARKETS.
New York, October s. 49,

New York, October s. 1912.
BEEyES-Receipts, 4S cars, or 1914 head;
strong Dressed beef steady st IL a l6e foi
native sides and 9@ l0c for Texas beef.
CALyEs--Receipts $50 head; 23s on sAiS
Market dull steady feeling for top grades a
/ yeals: weak for other calves. Common "a
good veals. ssasll 30: no prime stock herei
calves quiet; city dressed veaIs, l3aiShoi
| country dressed I0d 1890; dressed grassers
butterrnilks and fed calves. Ga lie.
as S4'S at Sit 20 per 100 h. 3 ieo d. IS;
culls $40 10, 81 IS.
8 Sanders: 10 veals, 1l5 10, $40
S Judd & Co: 4 Jersey yeals 1s2 II. Sill
SHEEP AND LAMBs-Receipts. IS cars
or 4342 head; u cars on sale. Sheep steady
lambs slow and easier. with several cars un.
per 100 10; good 70 prime lambs az s7d
81 1924. Dressed mutton slow at 5 y y SC pei
H. dressed lambs, 10qi2hc.
Saes-Newton & Co.: 2i4 state lambs. 81
Ii average, at 81 S7ls per 100 ID; II sheep
123 ID, 81.
i'll Indiana. 20 ID. 81; III, IS ID. 81; i3 Indt'
ana sheep. l21 ID. So so; state. 100 III
s. Sanders: Is Pennsylvania lambs. so 10
81 S7iE
Kerns Commission Company: rs West vir
giria sheep. 81 10, So rs.
HOGs-Receipts. i7h cars. or 2745 head
III cars on sale Market rather easier. viii
light to medium weight hogs selling at 500
sales--s Sanders 1917 Pennsylvania hogs
100 ID average, at so per 100 10; . 10 ID. 50
roughs 305 10. 81 rs. stag. 400 ID, 81
Nswto "a Z C Co., Z state hogs iao ID. 50; !
Il, R e j so ase ,o ysssra Lay r. stat
s Judd & co. date yesterday IL STATE
hogs I96 ID. 50 90 1 rough. $50 ID. 81 so.
ANDREW Mullen date Yesterday: STATE
hogs. 1877 Id. 50 40; roughs, $50 No. S.
Chicago oct. s.-CATTLE-Receipts. 5000
I'sow. generally steady beeves, s. 50g$l1
Texas steers 8 6oGss; Western; IS scass 80
heIters, 81 Soqss; calves, ST. :oasio so. HOGS
Receipts. 16, 900; weak. 5000 lower; ont
fancy load sold early az 50 80; light. s. $50
50 20; mixed. IS 6oGs9 %; heavy, s. 4oqs9 25i
sales. S. soGsS 10. SHEEP Receipts, $4,000
steady 10 loo higher: native. 81 25Gs4 IS
Western. 50 4ogs4 a5; yearlsngs. s. 2a6s5 Is
lambs native, 81 t06s7 Western. 81 75ase %
Kansas City, Oct. s.-cATTLE-Recsipu
strong; stockers steady . ioc lover; dressed
beef and export steers. So 409510 90. fair e
good. sG6ss %: Western. s5as9 10; E.ocken
and 1ssers ss tS s1shern s. Sass 20
So so: heifers. 81 75as7 so; bulls s4dss 10
calves t5Gss 50 HoGs-Recelpts. $1,000; 100
l5c lower: bulk Of sales 81 4o6ss 70: heavy
g soass u.s. packers and butchers, s. 5og
sHEEP--Receip,s. 2s,eco; steady 20 i0c hlEher
lambs. Sc 50ns6 20; yearings s4ns4 20: wetb-
ers 50 aoas4; ewes, s3as3 so: stockers ant
feeders. s26ss rs
by Telegraph to The Tgiburs
Louisville. Oct. s.-sHEEP and LAMBS
Receipts. 90 total for Two days this week. 9i3
market quiet and hut little change bulk OF thu
best fat sheep 50 EDdS3; medium and COM
mon very slow at s1ds2. bulk of hest lsBbs
s5Qs5 so; seconds. s4@sf so; culls, 81 down.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-10-09
CURB ECHOES.

Gold shipments from the Porcupine dis
/, triet will aggregate around 100000 for the
month Of September, according TO reports
from the Temisksming country.
!. The listing committee Of the New York
Curb Market Association has admitted to
quotation the 100000 shares s par value
of the Pueblo Smelling and Refining
Company Stock outstanding. 5000 shares.
and In the treasury, 5000. There are
100000 debenture bonds, dated October
!. 1912. due 1882. Interest rate. 6 per cent
Denominations, Sl.0Oo and $500. Redeem
able at any time by payment OF 10 and
accrued interest and convertible into stock
at par
Transfer Agency-Ofice of the COM
pany, No. 81 Nassau street. Registrar,
Standard Trust Company.
of1cers-Charles Q. Davis, Harvey c.
CARRIER, P. W. Lupher, William B. Reid.
jr,, Casper H. Hicks and Burton F, Thorn
The listing committee Of the New York
Curb Market Association has admitted 10
quotation the 100000 shares Of a par
value OF s. OF the West End Consolidated
Mining Company. Stock outstanding.
1882 shares, and In treasury, 70l,42s
Transfer agency and registrar at New
York is the Registrar and Transfer Com
Pany
pficers-F. NJ. Smith, president and
treasurer; 3. r. Edwards. vice-president;
Dennis Searles, secretary; c. p. Murdoch.
assistant secretary; G. y. Zabrislde, w. j..
Douglass. J. j. Mccullen and ]. J. But
Ter jr
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PROyIsIONs-Show heaviness early IN
,ributed In part TO packers. Commission
house demand was liberal, however ana the
market closed firm al about the best prices
~ rho dov PORK-Firm mess, SID 20 y
$40 5O. family. So u $23; short clear, 81 90
n se4 BEEF-Mess. s17asls; family. 81 10
sa9. packct S1SmSi9; extra India mees $50
y S37 REEF Unsteady, s2s4S3l 30.
T.,pTssEn WOGs-B acons l2H 4l2hc; pigs,
Igstc CUT MEATs-Pickled bellies l2V
iIe picked hams firm. lie. TALON
Special. 7Aci city: OSe country o oeoS;v;
IARD--M.ddle West, l2lOn l-.-Oc' cry
nsady. re asked refined nrm; South Amer
lea ri. 05c: Continent. l2.55c; Brazil, Kegs
~ csc; compound steady s9sh SIEA-
pINF-Flrm, cleo, 13Mc; city lard, i3lsc
CoTTONsEFD 0II,-There was good trah~
IN October oil. while later months were easier.
October closed 3 points net higher. WINE iater
prces. x.-.o-
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MONEY AND EXCHANGE.

lit MONEY MARKET call money
Jay and comparatively no demand
ea,'.A' opened, per cent; highest, 3 per
VIZ closing; va per cent Time money
be- c III. ana a fair demand Rates: 5is
sno 5A05k per cent for ave end six
d.ontDs Mercantile paper dull and small
n rirln; Rates: $ per cent for sixty 10
~ y. GAYS indorsed and choice four TO
ciaDg ss'i I'm EAcHANGE-Forelgn ex-
NSPiaye" strength with business
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OnnrIr- I'd
CHICAGO GRAIN AND PROVISIONS

Chicago Oct. s.--Declaration OF war between
Montenegro and Turkey made the wheat mar
ket strong to-day. The close was steady at an
advance Of Dqho net Latest trading left
corn nc loaer TO Hnrc up oats with gain
Of ia Ac and provisions varying from 2Bc
decline 20 a rise OF Toe. Range % prices.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-10-09
PUBLIC UTILITY NOTES.

Under the sponsorship OF the Brazilian
Traction Light and Power Company
London advices state that the Sac Paulo
TEamway Light and Power Company Will
Issue $4,000 per cent bonds 10 be
sold at s.
The San Joaquin Light and Power
corporation, OF Fresno Cal, by the end
OF 1913 expects 20 have power plants in
operation TO supply the demands for sew
efal years In advance. There will be
about 1900 horsepower added 10 the pres
ent capacity. which is 81, 600 horsepower.
Tue Northern Central Gas Company, Of
NhllamSport, Penn, has been organized
20 consolidate the following companies
Miilamsport Gas Company. Watsontown
Iisht Company, Union Light Company
Union Fuel Company, West Branch Light
Company, West Branch Fuel Company,
milton Gas Company. Southern Light
company and Southern Fuel Company
i ne papers certifying the merger have
zen nled with the state authoriiies at
lisTisDurg, but the active organization
- me new company has not vet been
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-10-09

,rart,c feet and opening Of the
tooLer trial we're too much in one day
FOR the stock market
aroest Payroll in History.
The General Electric Company is said
% have $4,000 employees on It's payroll
Nv far the greatest number In the COM
,,,,s history. This year the company's
f~,ines are expected TO be around the
go o00 600 mark, the best In Its history.
orders are said to be on the companys
hooks which will keep the plant busy
FOR months 10 come.
American Export Trade.
smong the countries affording the best
market for the steel products OF the
rrr,ted States is Canada, which country
purchases practically as much as all OF
south America Next 70 Canada comes
The United Kingdom. During the last
sscsl year the United States exported
CO.'S go 600 worth Of iron and steel prod
nets an increase Of 100000 over the
year previous.
Wall Streets Betting.
From, time TO time there have been pup
usbed the betting odds in Wall Street
rrrnortlng TO show the trend OF election
sentiment. ODDS ranging from 10
80 / ON Wilson have been given, but as
n.+t,ne Is contrary to law no names or
other means Of Identification have been
oublished. such items, OF course, have
human interest, but their value TO readers
as q means Of gauging public political
santinent is questionable. Every student
a. the political game knows that the
,ost two weeks Of a Presidential political
J. campaign crystalllzes the voting strength
n, candidates. and a complete revolution
NJ sentiment has been known to occur
= sending the least expected candidate TO
The White House. AS the days draw near
20 the period Of election President Taft's
quiet. dignihed position and his consistent
~ Interpretation Of the laws as they stand
appeal more TO the important business
Industrial and financial interests repre-
sented In Wall Street than the pyrotech-
MICS Of either Wilson or Roosevelt. Odds
IN paper are easy 10 make, but the sub
rosa betting Of to-day does not represent
Wall Street sentiment as it did when it
was a custom to wager large sums, and
names and places could be made public
New Texas oil Fields.
According 10 a report from Houston
Tex, active operations have been begun
BIZ the Houston Oil Company for the
s. drilling Of wells on lands owned and
controlled by II IN Tyler County, Tex
and that operations viii soon be started
IN Saratoga, Tex.
=. II was only after careful investigation
by eminent biologists that the com
nan, selected these two particular points
On which 10 begin the drilling for oil on
lis holdings Of over 10000 acres OF land
IN the oil zone. Mr.. Kennerly the secre-
tary, thinks there is every reason 10 pc
= neye that the company is likely 10 dis
cover oil at either of these two particular
points and also in other locations on us
holdings Of land IN this territory.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-10-09

d. Whitaker & Co.. bankers, Of St. Louis,
are Offering 70 investors S17,co0 51a per cent
Washington Township road bonds OF Dade
County No Denomination $1,000. Date
October /, 1912. Due 1900 yearly, January
70, 1914 to 1924, inclusive. and 5000 in 1926
1905 and 1877
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New Texas oil Fields.
BOND DOTS.

l. A. Iaun, City CLERK OF Olney Rich
land County, H., will receive proposals
until noon october Il for the 5000 per
cent coupon Eaterworks extension ana
Improvement bonds. Denomination, 500.
. Dated July l. 1872 Due July l, 1892 OPP
tional July l. 1917
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NEW YORK PRICES.
INTERIOR RECEIPTS
sEABOARD CLEARANCES.

flour AND MEAt-The late rallI III
wheat with reports OF increased export inter
est Offset the depressing effect OF big North
v.stern receipts and gave the -four market a
somewhat steadler tone IN the afternoon
Surfing patents. 81 5OG<5 10. winter straights,
81 5OTSs B5. winter patents. - sOGso 20
spring clears. 81 35GS4 60; extra NO winter,
s'raishts. 81 25as4 81; fancy spring patents.
81 e5aS8 o. RYE FLoUR-Easy: fair to good
81 75@S3 90: choice TO fancy. 81 eoHt4 10
con NMEAI,-Quiet kiln dried. - 10 BAG
NEAI-Fine white and yellow, 81 Oo4Sl 10;
coarse, 81 GOQS1 60. FEED-Western. spring
S9s iClf S23 %: standard midding S24 $50
s95 80; -four do. $50 go; red dog. 50? 3o' city
bran. 500 - bulk. $23 ~ sacks; middlng; SzoG
go. red dog s22 SO: homlny chop. S2onsZi
buIk S27 20Gs2s 20 sacks. oilmeal, S84 oOdS5o
COFFEE--Showed nrmness, owing 70 me
strength ~ the primary situation. The market
to-day opened steady and unchanged 10 an
advance OF 2 points and improved during me
day with the close firm at a net advance OF
91g points: sales, AZ 900 bass. Havre ana
Hamburg were both LGiAc lower, but later
cabas from Havre showed a partial recovery
which helped the market here In the late utG, ],
ing RIO was unchanged. but Santos was ~
r.ls higher, and IL was reported mat cost ana
freight offers were from 10 10 20 points higher,
with Santos firm Spot coffee steady to nrm
AZ I47sc Cor Rio No 7. Local contract prlces'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-10-09

Special Liverpool cables Spot, good demand
sales. $4,000 bales. speculation and expo I, 300
merican. 1900. imports. 1900. Including o.
600 American. Middiing upland. C2Sd. Fut-
ures opened steady at Jd4 points decline
closed steady al iG2 points decline. october.
f.0sd; October November. R03H H. November
December and December-JsIuary. 3 g7d; JaDu-
ary-Fchrusry, 59shd: February March, I'd
Msrch-April. 0.O1d: spril-May. 802'zd: May
June. June-July and July-Aurust. 8OSlz
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. a fair business doing:
cloths IN good demand.
New Orleans. Oct s--Though profit tnk-
ing longs checked an initial sharp advance
I'm cotton futures and short selling bears,
operating on good weather news ana DIS
quieting Balkan reports, held prices al noon
70 an advance OF 20 points hearish IN
huaucos were unable % prevent prices AT the
very steady close showing net advance OF
N. I'M
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CASH QUOTATIONS.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.
New York. Oetober 5. III.

New York. October 5. 1872.
GRAIN-WTEAT--A miniature war scare
at the opening advanced prices about lsc a
busheL but was soon forgotten, owing 10 a
pressure Of new wheat IN the Northwest and an
Increase of 10 al6 O0O bushels IN worlds sup
plies Tor the week, according % Bradstreets
against an increase for the same week last
year OF only o. 153 900 bushels Pretty much
oil OF the early advance was lost by midday
changed IN the afternoon, however and NJ
had been worked, carried prices up % the best
point Of the day, the close being 7. q sc higher
than the previous night. Supplemsnt.ng the
export reports were adylces that fully III loads
OF freight room had been engaged IN the last
two days. An advance OF AQNd in Liverpool
indicated considerable anxiety over the pouti-
cal situation. The government report Will be
issued Wednesday afternoon, and Is expected 70
show n spring wheat crop OF around 80 600 600
bushels No red wheat, 81 a elevator, and
81 O3iA o ahOat: No | Northern Duluth.
a0iAc o aroat. CORN-An advance OF 2. "a
I'D az Liverpool, IN connection with war talk
and predictions for unsettled weather In the
West furnished q basis for moderate buying
and advanced prices &c per bushel. the close
being near the best point Cash prices we're
lT2c lower in some cases. Cash market here
was quite firm at 59tc for export corn, o b
anoat, December and March. OATS-Were Is
d 1c net higher. getting most OF the advance In
the late afternoon In sympathy with other mar
kets Cash oats firm. standard white. 39c; NO
2 9sthc: No T. 26iac: natural white, 36iaQ39ci
white clipped 3sisdHisc, all track. RYE
BARLEY-Quiet; mailing, 80a70c / r.
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MINING.
RAILROAD EQUIPMENT BONDS
AND CAR TRUSTS.
CMaturing 1919 20

FURNISHED by swartwout & Appenzellar No.
a. Pine street,
Name. Maturity INT Yield.
Atlantic Coast Line c. 1913, Y. ~
Euh Rocn g. p 4fl1 p c. 1857. ~
Cen OF Georgia 4115 c, l9l3.,l7. ~
Cent 4 4 Of G, leiS- H. *
chic & AIT 4-4h-j . c. 1879 10. ~
Chic 4 T. III 4h-5 = c, l0l3-lI.... ~
Chic, r 1 & 4iz-8 p c. i9l3-l9.
Gin. Ham 0 ID 4A5 P c, l9lS-,2o. bA ga
Delaware & Hudson IA 2 c, 1922. ~ g
Erie $40 D c. 1877. ....,.... 5A ~
Hocxing Valley 4-4h c. l'io-. is. 8 4,
HUDSON & Manhtn p G. 1913 10. 5h AZ
x e. TT & NJ AZ p c, 19l5-'l5... . -
Kansas South AZ C. l9l3-,l5. 8. ~
Lehigh Valley an c. 1913 16. ~ -
Missouri Pacific = c. 1913 IL. 5>s "a
Mobile & Ohio 40 p C. 1915 l6. -.
Y Cent Lines p c, l9l3-22. 80. AZ
Norfolk a. West 4 y c. 19l3-l6.... "a ~
Pennsylvania 3z-4 C. igl3i17. W
81 l. q s + f-4iz-5 p c. l0l3-17.. 6h 4H
do Guar g. Q y c, l0lS-'17.
Seaboard Air l. 4iA-5 D c, 1913-'lT.
South Rwy 3h-4-sh c, 1gI3-21.. ~ a..
VirgiDian Rway o c, 1913 ~: % ~
Wabash r 4h-5 c, 19i3-'21.. ga AZ
Wheel & l. 4h-5 c, iJi3-22. 5A "A
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BALTIMORE STOCKS.

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Oeportsd by Zimmerman & Forshay. No.
GAS AND ELECTRIC COMPANIES.
New York.
TOBACCO STOCKS.

Quotations furnished by L. l., Winkeiman d
Co., No. a Broad street,
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BRIEF NOTES OF FINANCE
Paragraphs Of Current Interest
for the Investor.

BEGINNING the worlds series, welcoming
- Atlantic feet and opening OF the
ascker trial were too much in one day
.or the stock market.
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FURNISHED by Curtis & Sanger. No - Wall
street,
PHILADELPHIA STOCKS.

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MINING.
NEVADA Quotations.
TONoPAHs.

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MoLAssEs AND sYRUPs-ouiet. with
on NAVAL sToREs-spirits turpentine luiet
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SUNDAYS NETWORK TRIBUNE

Mailed anywhere in the ontea
States for 81 so a year.
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CHICAGO STOCKS.

'Interest 70 be added.
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STOCKS IN OTHER CITIES.
BOSTON STOCKS.


Bos & Alb...Z2 213 y & W Fl pr. 80
Bos & Maine ss NY MI 4 II ls9h i3ys
Boston Elev1zih l22 West Z 81 Ry 50 So
BONDS
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1912-08-23
PROPOSALS.

Sewer and Water Main Connecffona
The city auditor of the city OF Fargo
North Dakota, will receive until the
hour of hve o'clock p. m, the third day
OF September, 1912, sealed bids for maxi
ing connections with the and
water mains on east end OF SeyantH
avenue south: on Ninth avenue South
Eighth and Ninth streets. ma
Ninth street south between Fifth ard
Ninth avenues; on Fifth avenue soufh
Thirteenth and Fourteenth
streets, and on Fourteenth street south
Third avenue n Fifth aye4
nue., In the city Of Fargo, which sewer
y water connections have been
ordered constructed in advance OF the
paving OF said streets and avenues, az
the city council of said city OF Fargo.
Bidders will state price per 1iueaf
foot for six-inch sewer pipe in place
said price to include all materials for
filing.
Bidders will state price per IineAf
to include all materials, trenching, back
filling and stop-box in place, all accord
ing to the plans and specifications
therefor on file with the undersigneH
and In accordance with the ordinance
of the city applicable thereto.
Said connections shall be made wffh
the city sewer or water main as fka
case may be, and shall be extended
from such sewer or main to a point
two feet within the Grub line.
Each bid shall be accompanied by Il
certified check in'.the sum OF $500 n
guarantee the execution of contract
should same be awarded to bidder.
The City Council reserves the right
to reject any and all bids.
Dated Fargo, N. d.. Aug, is. 1912.
A. r. WATKINS.
City Auditor.
(Aug. Is and %, 1912
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To each OF the owners and OCCUPANTS
Of the respective premises hereinafter
described:
Whereas, the city council Of the city
OF Fargo deem II necessary TO on
struct a sidewalk fl front OF, or along.
each Of the following described prem-
ises as herein set forth, to-wit:
Along the east side of lots 4, S, 6 and
of block "V" in Chas. A. Roberto
addition TO the city OF Fargo; and have
ana zach OF you, as provided by law, 10
construct such sidewalk in front Of or
along said premises which are owned
or occupied by you respectively, at your
own expense:
Now. therefore, you and each OF voY,
construct such sidewalk in front OF ~
along, as above set forth, the premises
hereinbefore described, which are
owned by YOU, subject to the approval
OF the street commissioner. and In strict
accordance with specifications for the
same set forth I'm an ordinance entitled
An Ordinance Prescribing the Ktud
n Quality of Materials Of which. and
the Manner I'm which, Sidewalks shall
be Constructed" Approved April, 8.
thirty days after the date of this NO.
tice; and II you fail to so construct fha
same, such sidewalk will be construcfed
by the contractor employed by the Gift
for that purpose, and the expenEa
thereof will be assessed against said
premises.
You are required by said Ordinance
before commencing work on such sid~s
walk, to make application to the civ
engineer for line n grade of walk
and for a permit to construct the same.
DA'1' '1F 4. 4. WAT Il; fssa.
City Auditor, city of FARGO. III nss
Aug. 16 and 20, 1919
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1912-08-23
FARM FOR sALB oR RENT

NV farm at Buttzville, consisting OF
thirteen hundred acres, Tor sale or
tiyatjon. the balance meadow land, up
on which about two hundred tons OF
hay can be cut. Two complete sets or
buildings for two farms. Artestan water
nined IN dwelling houses, barns ana
naafI,res About six miles of wire
fence. over twenty-five thousand BUSH
els OF grain now in shock ready TO pc
threshed. Possession given Tor plowins
now and complete possession on or be-
fore Nov. LIST. 1912, C. w. Buttz, Buttz-
willie, N. d.
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(Aug. IS and %, 1915

A convention hall in Atlantic city
was piced up and carried away BY q
recent cyclone. Usually, a convention
hall is a magnet for all wandering air
currents.
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TAKEN UP.

THREE YEARLING CALVES and one
2-vear-oid calf; three of them heifers
and one bull; owner may have same py
proving property and paying charges.
Emil LANCER. Alice. N. ID.
STRAYED to my place on Sec. 20.
Gardner township, SIX sPIlns
calves, two almost black, Tour darR
red. Came here about Aug; loth' l'A|'
J. M. Burfey, Gardner, N. u
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1912-08-23

DO YOU WANT a $4,000 stock of
drugs, sundries and xtures for
$4,000? Established trade; second best
ton file: no old stock; an exceptional
bargain; investigate. Fred Mohl, 511
Capital Bank bldg, st. Paul. Mimi.
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Attorney for P1aiutiffmd
Office and P~ostofice Address: First
National Bank Building, Fargo, North
Dakota.
TO the above named defendants, and

To the above named defendants, and
each of them, take notice:
That this action relates to and is
brought for the purpose OF determining
adverse claims and quieting title in
the plaintiffs to the following described
real estate, situated in the county of
Lots numbered three Cs), -four .fD
and fifteen (15) Of block numbered
three ~, and lots numbered nine (s3
and eleven III of block numbered four
~ all in Lindsay's addition to the city
OF Fargo, according to the certified plat
thereof on file and of record in the
office of the register Of deeds Of said
Cass county.
WILLIAM J.. CLAPP,
Attorney for PIaintiffA
tAug. is, %, 80, Sept. 8. 10, 20.)