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The Pioche record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1908-1925, 1913-05-24

Satt Lake City Friday morning.
]. p Gardner, who had been in
the valley for several weeks, lef
for Salt Lake Friday,
Bishop Jas. l.. Allen made a fy
ing trip to Caliente last week.
.. X Schofield and family are
staying at the lower ranch.
|; The Mutual Improvement asso
citation gave program and dance Fri
day night which was very much n
ejoyed by all present.
Most of the men Of Pahranaga
valley are busy gathering cattle fol
the June cattle SALE.
| Lon Richard and j. M. Brimhall re
turned from Phoebe Tuesday.
Mrs. Jas. Castles gave slrpr s,
party at her home in Hike in hon
or of Miss Maud Furguson and Mar
jory Brown, who are leaving soon.
G. A. Koyen was down from tn
Gardner ranch Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Stevenson an
daughter, Pearl, were visitors Il
Alamo Sunday.
/ Most of the babies and small chil1
rem in Alamo have been i'll the pas
week with severe colds and ID
grippe. All seem to be recoverin
at present.
The Pioche record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1908-1925, 1913-05-24
COMMENCEMENT WEEK
IN SCHOOLS OF PANAcA

PANACA, New, May 23-Mrs. d.
J. Ronnow is visiting her sister-in-
law, Mrs. Henry Lee.
There are several new cases OF
measles reported in town.
Elmer Edwards went to Calient
on Thursday of last week.
The members OF the Young Ladies'
Mutual have decided to continue their
meetings during the summer. The
meetings will be devoted to sewing,
the Mutual reading course, and the
study of parliamentary law. The first
was held at the home Of Mrs. David
Kee,e Tuesday afternoon.
Relatives in Panaca nave received
word OF the birth of handsome 1T
lie son to Mr.. and Mrs. Eli Edwards
in Salt Lake City on Thursday, the
18th.
Will, T. Morris spent last Saturday
in Phoebe.
Mr.. and Mrs. EE.Fuller of Phoebe
we're here last Tuesday.
Jennie Wing spent the week-and at
ler home in Caliente.
The High School recons;dered the
plans to give an entertainment al
Jaliente tonight and went to Phoebe
last night instead where a splendid
reception was accorded teh students
Hose Edwards, Henry Lee and
Jchn Nelson went out after q
bunch of cattle the first of the month
The Mathewses have gone out tt
Flat Nose to bring in bunch o
cattle.
Tie Mutual Improvement associa
ton celebrated the close Of the sea
son on Saturday. They gave an in
teresting program consisting of
song by the High Sch3ol tnr1s' qua,
ct, story contest between Elme
edwards and Lester Lee, story b,
)ora Wa1sworth, a defamation b
Leila Ronnow and an oration on Dar
lei Webst-r by Lawrence Wadswortl
\ basket La game between the hig
and grammar school girls and bas
ball game between the town an
grammar school boys were played
the afternoon. In the evening, dane
was given in the hail.
The commencement exercises
the Pana'ca grammar school will
held this evening and al excells
program has been arranged for the I
easion. The graduating class cansis
of the following: Verl Ronnow, cla
president; Leo Edwards, LAT f
wards, Isabel Hamblin, Tannie Hi
gins, Rowena Lee, Dollie Hollingshe
Walter Long. Harvey Edwards, Il
Hansen.
The Pioche record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1908-1925, 1913-05-24
TO FIX EXACT TIME
THROUGHOUT WORLD
Four French Scientists Arc
Here For Wireless Tests.

New York. = -Four French officers
have been sent by their government TO
determine the exact longitude between
Washington and Paris.
Lieutenant l.udovie Driencourt and
Lieutenant de Naisseau Gignon repre-
sent the navy. and Colonel GuStaye
Eerrie. The distinguished wireless ex,
.~rt who has charge Of the Eiffel tow
er wireless station. and Captain Paul
l.evesque are from the army. They
Were met by Lieutenant j. II. Newtoi,.
U s. ~. aid To the commandant Of the
New York navy yard
The Frenchmen will 20 TO Arlington,
near Washington. To make tests mt the
government radio telegraph station,
the highest powered In the world, The
ultimate object Is to get ut the exact
time Of day all over the world.
1t has been usual to send the time by
cable. and this method has established
the difference OF time between Wash
ington and Paris within less than /,
second. BY flashing between the Ar
Iington station and the Eiffel tower
however, 1t In hoped to fix Washington
time and Paris time Within less thai
one one-hundredth part of a second.
"Supposing there Is exactly five hour
difference between Washington ant
Paris said Lieutenant Gignon. :,
message from Washington at nool
would arrive in Paris ut 8 p. IN. plu
the time consumed In the cable
amounting to perhaps n quarter Of
second
1t Is expected that it will be possibl
1 to determine exactly the time Of a Has
between Arlington ana Paris. Whe
this time Is found to be. say, one one
hundredth part Of Il second. II will h
necessary only to subtract that tim
from the time the message Is receive
to know that ut Il certain hour ut th
Eiffel tower it WAS noon In Washin,
tom"
All the chief nations are co-opera
ing. and when thertcst~srp coMpIete
1t will be possible to state deiinitel
just what time II IL In any city.
The Pioche record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1908-1925, 1913-05-24
STATE Is AFTER THE
AUTOMOBILE OWNERS

Secretary Of State Brodigan re-
ports $50 auto licenses to date. That
there is heavy delinquency on the
part Of auto owners is admitted. and
the attorney general intends taking
the matter up with the different IDS
trtct attorneys. In other states where
the autoist fails to take out his IL
cense there is an arrest follows. A
few such examples in Nevada. It il
believed, will bring the tardy ones tc
time. The law Is specific on this
score and as the money goes to the
road fund. which the whole state
is clamoring for. it means that some
thin should be done. At least
800 machines are being operated
and less than quarter are obeyful
tn Mw.--Toncpaht BONANZA.
The Pioche record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1908-1925, 1913-05-24
NOTES FROM THE NEWS

Mrs, Albert Il. Butler Of Evanston.
ILL.,. has opened Il fifteen room bnnga-
low for her pet eats. II Is lighted by
electricity ana heated by steam. while
plans have been made to cool it IN
summer with iced mir.
I.ikcnesses OF Washington. Lincoln
and Jefferson will appear on the new
small sized banknotes which go into
circulation. on Feb. next. Washing
ton will be on the one dollar bills. JET
ferson on the two's and Lincoln on
five dollar notes.
Fire Chief Scott OF Summit. n j.
has ordered rubber boots Of volunteer
fremen painted a bright red. The fire
men have been IN the habit Of ''bor
rowing" them for ordinary use on
rainy days. and when there was q
night fire recently there WAS only ont
pair on the truck for eleven fireinen.
The Pioche record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1908-1925, 1913-05-24
HIGH SCHOOL STUDENTS
GIVE FINE PROGRAM

A very interesting program was rem
dered at the local opera house last
Thursday evening by the students Of
teh Lincoln County High school at =
naca. The youg folks carried out
their respective parts very creditably
and the instructors, as well as the
students are to be congratulated for
having arranged such splendid en-
tertainment.
Among the instructors present
we're: Principal G. w. Miles, Miss
Geissler and Mrs. Katheryn M. Cook
the latter, being at the head Of the
normal training department.
| High school commencement ex
erciscs are scheduled to take place
at Panaca next Thursday evening.
The Pioche record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1908-1925, 1913-05-24
CaicntG Loses IN
Second Ball Game

Sunday morning. the hall players
We're tossing the ball around as
cary as $3.50 o'clock In preparation
for the fray. Others el.oyed them
selves at roller skating un il lunch
time. Then, all eyes were turned tow
ard Culverweli Park. The game be-
gan promptly at 1880 O'Clock, with
Phoebe at the bat The visiting
team scored one run in the first, like
wise Caliente. Phoebe came up for
four in the second, with a shut-out
for Caliente. Two in the fourth ard
two in the sixth for Phoebe. Two in
the third and one in the xth for
Caliente, made it 8 to 4.
While scoring on home, Price
sprained his ankle, which retired him
from the game. With Bowling on the
slab, the game went on into the sew.
enth with shut-out for both teams
One in the eighth, four in the ninth
for Phoebe and two in the eigth, thr
in the ninth for Caliente, made ii
nal of IA to 9.
The dust was SO bad that the gam
was stopped for periods of five az
zen minutes during the 7th, 8th AIT
/ 3th innings.
i Price pitched a first class game
while Bowling a'so got himself ou
ct some tight places. Yates, Med
len and H bert played "some ball
Christian handled the tsick like a
old veteran. Fulmer and Cook al
sisted by Lloyd Denton, Played tn
game fer Ca iente. Beth teams c 4
tainly had some boosters" as the
sat on the bleachers and consum
The Pioche record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1908-1925, 1913-05-24
HAPPENINGS OF WEEK
TOWN OF CALiENTE

CALlENTE, New, May 23-The Ca
iente boys base ball dance Saturday
night was good success and every
one spent very pleasant evening. AS
refreshments, cake and punch were
served.
Only a small crowd was at the
dance at the Caliente club room on
Monday evening. But what few
were there, danced themselves out
At the meeting TO the C. G. A. c.
Tuesday evening. the girls decided
to give dancee next Monday at
the Caliente club room and special
meeting was called for Thursday ev,
evening" in order to push forward the
work of the tennis court.
| w. Evans returned to Caliente
last week
/ Hans Olson and children returned
! from Phoebe last Thursday. They
were accompanied by Mrs. Nesbit
and Mrs. Bowling.
John Shier is visiting in Los An
geles.
Pres Duffin came down from Mi
ford Saturday and stayed over Sur
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clare arson and bs
by were up from the ranch .Sunda
and stayed over night In Caliente.
Miss Matte Lynch Of Las Vega
has been visiting with Calient
friends.
Thos. Himstreet spent Sunday
| in Caliente visiting with his parents
Mr.. and Mrs. Cogswen and SO
left Friday for Los Angeles wher
I they expect to resmainf or sometmi
Il Sheriff D. ]. Ronnow spent seye
. | al days In Caliente this week du
r the absence OF Deputy Christenss
The Pioche record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1908-1925, 1913-05-24
ATLANTA MINING MEN
PAY VISIT TO THIS CITY

Among the weeks visitors was FL
Nj. Bray. general manager OF the At
lanta Gold Mining company. and Sup
way from Los Angeles in an automo-
J. J. Stubbenboard. who drove all the
bile, MIR. Bray is now al the prop.
critics of the Atlanta company and II
Is believed that befoye he shall have
returned to the coast a plan OF op
Grafton will be outlined which wi.
result in material benefit to the At
lansaf camp. MIR. Marriott of Os'ce
o'a came with the party.
The Pioche record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1908-1925, 1913-05-24

a great portion of the dust. which
didn't stop until the Gowr-pror Of
rain, which came after the game,
We will have to go ssme to ND
an umpire like Les Denton He krows
base ball; also, how to keep peace.
His decisions were indispatable. Pi-
oche was given the glad hand and
when leaving, met with a hearty.
come again" by Caliente. Msacott
Scott also rad his big blue eyes op-
en- and s"'I Iiei to know Piocha fr m
saliente
The Pioche record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1908-1925, 1913-05-24
Happenings at the Prince

The Prince Con. is preparing to
decorate it's buildings with a fresh
coat of paint. The company is main
tanning its usual production of 800
tons Of ore daily from the mine, In
addition to this is the output from
the Bullionville tailings dump.
The management recently purchase
the Sadler saloon. building and i
planning to convert it into a bunk
house. 1t not improbable that the
company will construct number Ct
small cottages in the near future.
The Pioche record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1908-1925, 1913-05-24
Ate the Evidence

When the Lonesome Kid" was
called before the Tuscarora justice OF
tho peace for violating the game laws
In fishing without license, Game
Warden Shaffer had no evidence to
produce. The kid went free. After
wards Shafter discovered that meal
he had eaten at the kids place when
he went to arrest him included the
trout that the kid had caught without
license.
The Pioche record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1908-1925, 1913-05-24
DRUGGISTS OF NEVADA
FORM AN ASSOCIATION

Druggists from sev veral counties of
the state met Tilrsday at the Un-
iversity of Nevada an6 took steps to
organize the Nevada State Pharmac-
utical association, along lines sim
liar to those of such organizations
in other states.
sociation will be held at Reno next
The first annual meeting of the as
November
The Pioche record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1908-1925, 1913-05-24
Water Line improvements

The Amalgamated Phoebe company
hcs increased the working force a,
the springs from which Pioche de-
rives its water supply and the i'm
provements being made there are OF
a character which insures the best
water service that Phoebe has ever
had. The Amalgamated company GER
tainly deserves credit for what 1t Is
doing.
The Pioche record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1908-1925, 1913-05-24
{ BY KEY

l6y KeyJ
Amid dust. cheers and win1. Pi-
ocne defeated Caliente last Sunday
by Store Of IA to IN a well play
ed base ball game Had there been
no wind, the fans would have wit
messed a real game Of ball
About $50 O'clock Saturday even
ing, two four-horse buses left Pi-che
ana by 10 O'clock. six rigs had
reached Caliente, although two OF
three CT them got lost and crossed
the same bridge three times
A well managed dance was g'vsr
by the Caliente ball team and every
one had a real nice time.
The Pioche record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1908-1925, 1913-05-24
Brief Nevada
State News
Looking FOR WeeviIs

Cecil w. Creel, government ento-
mologtst. Is cxamr ing the alfalfa
fields around Wadsworth to see
whether there are any Indications Of
alfalfa weevil. The examination il
made because hay was shipped from
the infected districts of Utah for
the Fernley-Lassen road and used
at Wadsworth
The Pioche record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1908-1925, 1913-05-24
Many Leases Working

At least five leases are being work
ed in the Phoebe and Bristol districts
at the present tiTAL and in all prob
ability others will be in operation in
Fside Of the next fortnight.
The Pioche record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1908-1925, 1913-05-24

The class Of 1918 at the Virginia
City high school runs to the number
thirteen. There are thirteen in the
class and to keep the record COM
plete they Rave decided to hold the
annual graduation ball on Friday.
June 10, 1913
The Pioche record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1908-1925, 1913-05-24
Market Eor crons

Peter Lauritzen Of Preston, was
in town yesterday on business. Mr..
Lauritzep says the farmers OF the
White River valley are much inter-
ested in the new strike at Willow
Creek as the development Of . good
camp there would give them a new
and valuable market for-their hay.
grain and potatoes.
The Pioche record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1908-1925, 1913-05-24
The Mendha Mill

Work is progressing very satisfac-
torily with the construction OF the
new mill at the Mendah mine and the
p ant is expected to be placed in COM
mission sometime during the coming
month.
The Pioche record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1908-1925, 1913-05-24
Gray May BE Marshall

A. B. Gray, editor Of the Deeth
Commonwealth, and last fall manager
OF the publicity department of the
Democratic campaign in this state.
appears to be in the lead for the ap-
pointment of u S. marshall. Gray
recently published list Of the aspi-
rants; but being somewhat OF mod
est man himself omitted his own
The Pioche record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1908-1925, 1913-05-24

3aturaay t, receive the Dig aaso
,-uck purchased sometime ago for
he Silver-Comet company. The mach
inc was run out to the Comet dis
triet Sunday and will be pressed irs-
to ore hauling service without delay.
The truck was the the first ore
hauling apparatus &C the kind evei
brought to Phoebe and it's appearance
attracted much interest for time.
The Pioche record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1908-1925, 1913-05-24

who went to Carson with two pris-
oners. Mcqueen and Clark, convict
cd during the last session OF the dis
trict court at Pioche.
The Pioche record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1908-1925, 1913-05-24
Japs In Beet Fields

The Fallon Eagle states that q good
many Japs have been coming In re-
Gently to work in theb eet fields In
the vicinity OF Fallon.
The Pioche record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1908-1925, 1913-05-24
Pythian Hail Al CIV

The Knights OF Pythias Of Ely
have just let the contract for a new
hall building. The hall itself will
be fifty by fifty feet.
The Pioche record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1908-1925, 1913-05-24
LATEST NEWS FROM
PAHRANAGAT VALLEY
Special to the Record

Special to the Record
ALAMO, New. May 1S-A fare
party was given at the home Of
Mr.. and Mrs. Lon Richard in hon.
orr Of Mrs. Lucy Nebeker and Mrs
James L. Allen, who departed fol
The Pioche record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1908-1925, 1913-05-24

T. J. Osborne arrived in the city
early in the week and expects to re-
main for sometime.
The Pioche record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1908-1925, 1913-05-24

I A. Y. Smith, general manager OF
the Prince Con. Mining company. II
in Arizona.
The Pioche record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1908-1925, 1913-05-24
TRUCK FOR
COMET ORE SERVICE

E. ID. Smiley, manager Of the Sill
er Comet mine. was in town last
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BIG BALAN( ON
HAND. IN1HE .
Treasury

The terriurial treasuf Finished the
year 1912 Yesterday vi cash Ga?-
auCe on haE3l Of sonnet more thaR
SS,0e0.000 TIE actual les were not
be determined until a Ishutes be-
fore tae close or yeste $ business,
as between s2j 600 atS4s,tVU win
be drawn cUl in warTI today. Bus
Treasurer C9nkltng's Port AT the
close Of business May showed
that he had On hand Pat time the
sum of S3.0St675.06.
He states that the tory finishes
the years business inter condition
financially than evetefOre: that
while the expense il kme cases. as
for instance in the EereSt=. on the
fund, has bekncreased ma
terially, the income B grown at a
great rate, due iargAo the bumper
sugar and cane crb He asserts
that the prospects fdfe coming year
are even better, as cane. crop of
1912 was greater that of 1911,
and the 1912 taxeaill not be col
lected until next y
The funds of TIL unties are not
in such good condh however, and
most of them VIII compelled to
register their wars, virtually liy-
ing on, credit untfhe collection Of
the 1912 taxes b is. Then they
will be placed on a d footinJ again
The finds in the kitorial treasury
are distributed as kows at, present:
general fund, $744.f3; loan fund,
$1.366. 172.03; waite ind sewer sfnnd,
SHAFTS; irrigation Id conservation
fund, s47S,6 sol fund, s56,o04;
sinking fund, S4at miscellaneous
funds. S128,670; sd htion fund, $685..
693; assurance fu1 81, 39S; suspense
cash, $2837. 2@Its
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LOCAL AND GENERAL

/ - 4 s.
Dicksrson's new store, 1f4S Fort St
advertisement.
For q hack ring up s307.-adver.
! The. Bishop Museum Will be open al
, day today.
! = Two hundred and enc, Jan. 10TH
advertisement
-: kaimuki did her share in greeting
the new year with mer~ y-making ana
Eoise.
DicEerson. The Leading MiIliner
Artificial Holly Berries for sale-ad-
vertisement
If you have had difficulty in keep
ing tan or back shoes in good condi-
ton, try Shinola, sold at the Mclnerny
shoe store.
Wanted-Two more passengers for
around the island at $500. Lewis
Stables and Garage. Tel 2141.--ad-
vertisement
c. F. Stone. the well-known barber,
is now with the Union barber shop.
Four first-class BARRIERS at your serv-
Northumberland.
The funeral of the late William
Dunn win be from the Williams I'm
'dertaking Parlors at three o'clock
Thursday afternoon.
Pineapple soda and Hires Root Beer
excellent summer drinks-are bot
tied by the Consolidated Soda Works.
Phone 2171-advertisement
Crushed algaroba protein makes
chickens lay more eggs, also makes
COWS give more milk. $1.00 a bag de-
ltvered. Phone 4097, advertisement
Just think of it, whole set of fur
niture free! Ask the man about it at
the Green Stamp Store. Everything
Free For Green Stamps.-adVertise-
ment >.~s.T> VI -.-,-.1 =
= Goeas Grocery in the Cooke building
Fort St, phone 413S, carries lines of
groceries Particular people select.
particular that the price is not over.
done.
Frank Lewis, with his new six
cylinder Stevens, has severed his con-
nection with the v. II. Y. Stand and
can now be fsSpd at Lewis Stables
& Garage.N Tel. 2r47.-advertisement.
!, Prof. De 4raca gives lessons on Vio-.
lin, Cello, mandolin, Guitar. Ukulele
and Hawaiian music. Terms moder-
ate. Studio. m Beretania st. opp.
Dr.. Straub's sanatorium. -adyertis
ment. -.
! NJ. Beckman, a member of the
SCHOONER Salvatore crew; was arrest
"a by police officers yesterday morn
ing on the complaint of the captain
and held until he was fit to so back
to his ship He had been drinking
heavily. - 49,. .s.-, -.
The Honolulu Construction & Bray-
ing company, is sending to its friends
as New Years remembrance a very
pretty calendar in various soft shodes
o green with a. suitable motto. An
other handsome wall calendar Is also
being sent out by thsi firm.
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FEW ARRESTS
!. LAST MIGHT

s.. Sixty mounted and foot police We're
tolled off early last evening to take
care of the traffic occasioned by a
New Years celebration. =.
Before the festivities had covered
a period of several hours it. was seen
that fewer officers would be required
than on Christmas eve. ~<
Sheriff jarrett gave positive ,instrue-
tons towards the checking of any
=lawlessness upon the part Of the holt
day 3merTymakers. In several in
stances those caught using prohibit
ed material such as flour, pepper, and
confetti gathered from the sidewalks
We're cautioned and a continued Of
Tense was followed by arrest.
+ Comparatively few cases of exces-
sive joyousness caused by the stop
ping of the flowing bowl were record
ed. A few drunKs were given a place
to sleep off the effects of too frequent
purchases made in downtown fro1h
.par!ors. Early this morning they
were released, where no serious Of
Tense had been booked against their
names. :.
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Williamson & Buttolph
Stock and Bond Brokers
Phone 1889 p. O. Box rs
g MERCHANT STREET
ASKS BUSINESSMEN
TO HELP COLLECT TAX

[ The following letter calling "A
tentlon tt the tax regulations was
written by Assessor Wilder this morn
ing, explaining it as a business propo
sttion in which all business men should
tte actively interested:
To the business men of the terri
tory.
Has it ever occurred to You that
1t is to your personal advantage tc
comply with that portion of the tax
law which directs that you furnish
the assessor of your district with a
complete list of all persons in your
employ and liable to taxation, on the
first day of January, giving the full
name, age, nationality and the amount
paid to them il over $500?
t'The more tax payers the lighter
the individual burden of tax, and IL
through your neglect, persons escape
the payment of just income or poll
tax, your individual tax must neCes-
sarily be proportionateIy higher. p;
THE requirements of the law in
this respect are simple. Blank forms
will be furnished at the tax office,
upon application and if you will be
particular to- see that Tie directions
thereon are closely followed you will
materially aid the assessor, and in
the end lessen your own tax ~
''fCHAS. F. WILbER,
Assessor First Taxation Division,
Territory of Hawaii .s,A.s-a IT,
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DIED.

MACHADf-In Honolulu Deeemter
81, 1872 Jose Mackado fathe'f OF
Mrs. T. Hollinger. FHnsn this aft
ernoon at two o'clock fr % the home
of Mrs. follinger. b
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There was some improvement. in>th
S<o1 York st1SS nl-.et the last day
o: the year, favordsle 2,nditioLs il
the money market and a good tone u
foreign markets helping PRICES.