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Weekly journal-miner. [volume] (Prescott, Ariz.) 1908-1929, 1913-11-19
NORTHERN FAIR MAY
PURCHASE GROUNDS
(From Thursdays Daily.)

The purchase of the fair grounds
was discussed enthusiastically and 1t
some length by the members of the
Northern Arizona Fair Association,
in session last night The commit
tee appointed to effect permanent
organization OF the association failed
to report progress.
Frank Whisman. chairman of the
committee to investigate the offer
of Joe Dougherty for the sale OF the
fair grounds and adjoining property.
reported splendid progress. He told
of several trips made within the past
ten days to the grounds and prop
erty in question by Jack Jaeger,
chief engineer OF the Santa Fe, and
a corps of assistants, to determine
whether or not it would be feasible
to build a mile track within the
eighty-acre track offered for sale.
Mr. Jaeger has not completed his
work as yet and not until he rem
ders the report OF his findings, will
the association. be. in a position 10
act '1npon the purchase problem. i
a mile track5is' deemed impossible,
there it.ala likelihood that a three
quarter of a, nEle' track within the
eighty acres willf be planned. "A
smahgr parcel OF land maybe pur=
CHASED with the smaller track, de-
termined upon. The present grounds,
together with the half mile track,
are located within twenty acres and
fenced in. A three quarter mile
track would enable two dashes by
the grand stand in each mile OF any
event
Praise For Mr.. Powers.
Appreciative OF the splendid pub
licity work accomplished by Aaron
Powers, acting secretary of the ,asso-
citation, in the absence of Malcolm
A. Fraser, President R. \. Fred
ericks suggested the engrossing oi
set of resolutions commencing
Mr. Powers for his kindness IN
rendering his able services.
Mayor William H. Timerhoff add
ed his voice in praise and thought
that the association was getting of
rather easily by rendering a set Of
resolutions alone.
Report Not Yet Prepared.
The report showing the financia
standing OF the association to dale
is not prepared for publicity as yet
/ Apache county's appropriation O
$3.50 towards the fair has not ye
been received, but the money is as
sured.
a communication from the Arizon;
Mine Supply Company discussed tn,
I question of permanent pipe lin,
between the city water main and thu
fair grounds The line recently laic
by the concern. through C. 7. Joslin
\ chairman OF the committee, was of
fered for sale. The matter will wal;
\ pending the results of the negotia
tons for the grounds.
Ladysmith news-budget. [volume] (Ladysmith, Rusk County, Wis.) 1907-1927, 1913-08-22

No. $50, 81 Published August 5, 1913.
CHAPTER 756, LAWS OF 1913.
AN ACT-To create sections 1753-4S
to 1864, inclusive, of the stat
and bonds and to the sale Of stocks
and bonds in the organization and
promotion of certain corporations.
The people of the State of Wisconsin,
represented in Senate and Assembly,
90 enact as follows:
Section L. There are added to the
statutes six new sections to read: Sec
ton 1753-48. AS used in sections
lowing words shall be understood in
the sense herein set forth and defined:
(a) Company means and includes
all corporations. associations, or joint
located within or without this state,
issuing or authorized to issue any
stocks, bonds, or other evidence of
title to or interest in or lien upon any
or all of It's property.
CO. security" or securities means
and includes any bonds, stocks, notes
or other obligations or evidence of in
debtedness which constitutes evidence
of, or is secured by, title to, interest
in or loan upon any or all Of the prop
erty of such company.
(c) Dealer" means and includes all
corporations, associations, joint stock
companies or individuals organized or
located within or without this state
selling, offering for sale or negotiat-
ing for the sale of any security to any
corporation, associations or individuals
in this state, but shall not include cor
porations, associations or individuals
buying securities for the purpose Of
investment, or selling, offering for
sale, or negotiating for the sale Of
securities bought or held by the seller
for investment.
Section 1864. The provisions of
sections 1858 to 1858, inclus-
i've, shall not apply to:
(a) Securities of the United States
or any foreign government, or of any
state or territory thereof, or Of any
county, city, township, village, district,
or other political or taxing subdivision
Of any state or territory of the United
States or any foreign government.
CD Commercial paper or evidence
of indebtedness maturing not more
than three years from the date there
Of
Co Securities Of public or quasi
public corporations, the issue of whose
securities is regulated by the railroad
commission of Wisconsin, or by a pub
service commission or board of equal
authority of any state or territory Of
the United States, or securities senior
thereto.
(d) Securities listed upon the New
York, Boston or Chicago stock ex-
change, or upon any other stock ex-
change approved therefor by the rail-
road commission, while such approval
is unrevoked, or securities senior
thereto, provided such securities or
senior securities have not been disap-
proved by order of such commission.
(e) Securities Of state or national
banks or trust companies or building
and loan associations Of this state.
(f) The securities Of any domestic
corporation organized without capital
stock or exclusively for educational
benevolent charitable. or reformatory
Ladysmith news-budget. [volume] (Ladysmith, Rusk County, Wis.) 1907-1927, 1913-08-22
No. 1896, A. Published August 8, 1913
CHAPTER 758. LAWS OLE, 1919

No. 1896, Al Published August 8, 1918.
CHAPTER 1853, LAWS OF 1913.
AN ACT-To create subsections 4 to 81,
inclusive, of section 172-54, subsections
1 to 19, inclusive. and 27 to So, inclusive,
and 40 of section 1873, and section
1874; and to repeal section 39S, sub
section of section 401m, sections 4Oe
and 40S, subsection of section 3S3m.
sections Ss1, 1872. 392em, 392em-1 to
392em-7, inclusive, 392em-9, 1927, 1929,
392h, 1921. 1921, 1479b, 1479c, 1479d, 1479e,
subsection 2 of section 1494j and sub
section Of section 1494-12m, and Sec
lions 392u and 1922; and to amend sub
section or section ITO, sections 1874,
1856, subsection l of section 401m, sub
divisions (2) and (4) of section 404, sub
section 1 of section 406a, section 400,
subsections and "a of section ITO, sec
tons 249, 3S1, 3S2, 3SS, subsection of
section 3S3m, section 3S9, subsection l of
section 800, subdivision (2) Of section
392em-8, sections 1494b, 1494d, 1494x-
TO- 1494x-12 1494x-16, subsection | of
section 1891, sections 1910, 1874
10m, 1914, 1494-10w, 1494-37, 392t
and 392y Of the statutes and making an
propriations therein named for the nor ir
NAL schools, university and mining
trade school and altering the method
of handling funds of the normal
schools and university.
The people of the State Of Wisconsin,
represented in Senate and Assembly, do
enact as follows:
Section l. There are added to the stat
utes thirty-four new subsections of Sec
ton 172-54 to read:
A. There is annually appropriated on
July /, forty-t two thousand three hundred
forty dollars, payable from any moneys
in the normal fund income not otherwise
appropriated, to the board of normal re-
gents for carrying out the powers, duties
and functions provided by law for said
board.
5. There is annually appropriated on
July 1, nine thousand five hundred dollars,
payable from any moneys in the normal
fund income not otherwise appropriated,
to the board of normal regents for insti-
tutes for the instruction Of teachers as
provided for in section 407 and for sum-
mer schools for teachers
g. There is annually appropriated on
July 1, seventy-nine thousand three hun
bred forty-seven dollars, payable from
any moneys in the normal fund income
not otherwise appropriated, to the board
or normal regents for the operation Of
the normal school at La Crosse.
T. There is annually appropriated on
one hundred twenty-five dollars, payable
from any moneys in the normal fund in
come not otherwise appropriated, to the
board of normal regents for the opera
ton of the normal school at Milwaukee.
s. There Is annually appropriated on
July 1, one hundred four thousand and
thirty-seven dollars. payable from any
moneys in the normal fund income not
otherwise appropriated, to the board Of
normal regents for the operation of the
normal school at Oshkosh.
8. There is annually appropriated on
July !. sixty-six thousand four hundred
Ladysmith news-budget. [volume] (Ladysmith, Rusk County, Wis.) 1907-1927, 1913-08-22

to review and appeal as provided for
other orders made by said commission.
z. No such company shall transact
or offer to transact any such business
within this state during any time after
the taking effect of any change In its
| articles of organization, bylaws, or
plan of doing business, or the making
OF any change in the form of it's APP
plications, or other contracts, before
the same shall have been filed with
said commission.
Section 1853. l. Any corpora
ton which shall violate or cause to be
violated any of the provisions Of sec.
| tions 1858 to 1855, inclusive, in
any matter relating to the issue or
sale Of its securities. or shall violate
any order relating thereto lawfully
made by said railroad commission,
shall forfeit and pay into the state
treasury sum not more than five
thousand dollars.
2. Any company, dealer, or person
who shall directly or indirectly, by
himself or any agent, issue, sell, or
offer to issue or sell, or be instrument
tai in issuing or selling or offering to
issue or sell, any securities contrary
to the provisions of sections 1753-4S
to 1858, inclusive, or shall violate
any order relating thereto lawfully
made by said railroad commission,
shall be punished by a fine not ex-
ceeding five hundred dollars or by i'm
prisonment in the county Jail not eX.
ceedlng six months, or by both such
fine and Imprisonment
8. Any person who shall wilfully
make any false representation, either
orally or in writing, to the railroad
commission in any report or other in
lorna ton or communication required
by, or in the course of any investiga-
ton provided for, or relative to any
matter arising under the provisions of
sections 1858 to 1861 inclus-
i've, of the statutes, shall be deemed
guilty of the offenSe provided for in
section 1923 of the statutes and shall
be punished as provided in such sec
ton for offenses where the amount Of
money or the value of property in.
volved exceeds the sum Of one hun
dred dollars.
a.. Any dealer, or any agent for a
dealer, who shall sell, offer for sale,
or invite offers for. or inquiries con-
corning, any securities, including
those mentioned in section 1850
hereof, with intent to defraud or who
shall make any false representation
relative thereto, shall upon conviction
thousand dollars
Section 1855 l. In so far as
applicable and not inconsistent with
other provisions Of law, the provisions,
procedure. powers, duties. and liabil-
tiles prescribed by sections 1797m-1
to 1797m-109, inclusive, are extended
! to all matters contained in sections
1858 to 1868, inclusive.
2. Upon request of the commission
the attorney general or the district at
torney Of the proper county shall aid
in any investigation provided for and
in all trials and proceedings had under
the provisions of sections 1858 to
1858, inclusive, and shall institute
ing for the enforcement thereof
Section 2. This act shall take effect
October 1, 1913.
Approved Aug. 2, 1913. Copy Law.
Ladysmith news-budget. [volume] (Ladysmith, Rusk County, Wis.) 1907-1927, 1913-08-22

No. COS, 81 Published August 5, 1913.
CHAPTER 757, LAWS OF 1913.
AN ACT-To confer upon levee COM
missioners power to condemn land
for other purposes.
The people of the State Of Wisconsin,
represented in Senate and Assembly
do enact as follows:
Section 1. Whenever 1evee commits
sioners under either general or special
act are charged with the expenditure
or money appropriated by the state or
by any municipality therein for the
construction, extension, Improvement,
break water along the shore or bank
of river, stream or lake, the provi-
sions of section 959-73 of the statutes
are hereby made applicable thereto for
the purpose of condemnation of lands,
and the said commissioners are hereby
vested with all the powers conferred
in and by said section 959-73 and
other sections applicable thereto, and
SAID commissioners shall pursue the
method OF condemnation provided in
said statutes in the sections thereof from
section S95 to section 904 inclusive, and
the said commissioners may procure
condemnation of such lands for right of
way, earth material, borrow pits quar-
ry, timber and brush privileges as
said commissioners in their judgment
shall deem needful or necessary for
the purposes above enumerated, and
the said commissioners may procure
condemnation Of lands from time to
time for said purposes as necessity
therefor may to said commissioners ap-
pear to arise.
Section 2. Whenever said Ievee com
missioners are not vested with power
to pay for such right Of way, earth
materials borrow pits, quarry, timber
and brush privileges from moneys an
propriated by the state, they, as such
commissioners shall have authority to
receive from any person or persons
and from any municipality or munich
palities donations of lands and of mon
eys for the purpose of paying for lands
and privileges condemned hereunder
and for the expenses of such condem-
nation proceedings.
Section 8. This act shall take effect
upon passage and publication.
Approved Aug. 2, 1913 Copy Law.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-02-10
MEXICAN REVOLT
AFFECTS STOCKS
Market Dull, With Scattered
Liquidation-Light Declines
in Prices Result.
BY CHARLES w. STORM.

NEW YORK, Feb. 1O.-Proht- taking in
Canadian Pacific stocks in London caused
that issue to decline sharply here at the
opening of the stock market today.
Canadian Pacific was "a off at the begin
ming OF trading and moved in an ir.
regular fashion. At the end of a half
hour It had recovered a fraction of its
loss. First prices showed weakness, but
later a rallying tendency developed in
some of the stocks, giving the list an
irregular appearance
Among the declines were Amalgamated
Copper a American Can =, United
States Steel common Is. Utah Copper
=, Union Pacific. a.. Tennessee Copper
4. Southern Pacific Il, Reading y, Lig-
gett &, Myers Il, American Smelling "a
California Petroleum r.. Union Pacific
recovered its loss and gained a. Amer
lean Can also made a fractional gain
above Saturdays final. Erie and Mis-
souri, Pacific were unchanged.
The curb market was irregular.
Americans in London were apathetic.
In the late forenoon heavy tone was
shown and a number OF the leading is
sues declined fractlonally. Losses ranging
around y were noted in Steel, Union Pa
cihc, Southern Pacific and Erie. Amer
lean Can, however, was in brisk demand
moving up IL to 41M.
Stock ouotatfons:
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-02-10
SPOT INTERESTS
SEND COTTON UP
Leading Bulls Quickly Absorb
Limited 0fferings-BearS
Show Nervousness.

NEW YORK, Feb 10.-There was re-
neWaI OF buying by the leading bulls at
the opening Of the cotton market here
today, inspired by higher cables than ex-
pecteq ana overnight spot advises from
the South We're bullish. The tone was
STEADY with first prices net gain of to
\ points from Saturdays final. The large
oulls seemed confident of their position
ana bought heavily. Bears displayed a
nervous feeling After the call the mar
ket was very steady. \ short covering
movement caused further advance Of
10 IL points from the opening and at the
end of the first half hour of trading prices
were hrmly maintained around the early
high levels.
Very little cotton was for sale today
Inc ring crowd was predicting de.
cine, but their offerings were very light
Inc principal selling seemed to come from
commission houses, but their offerings
We're met with ready buyers The larger
spot interests were advising their friends
70 BUY This caused the bears to hest
tate in selling and prices during the after
noon session were I to points better
than the opening Later in the day scat
tered profit taking by longs caused a few
points, reaction, but this was quickly re-
gained on renewed buying Of the leading
bulls The demand from the continent
and Eastern mills Is reported TO be fair
ly good.
At the close the market was very steady
with prices showing a net gain Of II to
~ points from the final quotations of Sat
urday.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-02-10
GRAIN MARKET OPINIONS.

CHICAGO. Feb. 10.-Bartlett, Patten &.
Co.
Wheat-Shorts having covered freely
Saturday on war news and apparently
nothing Of "A serious character having
happened abroad. prices are apt to ease
off some today.
Corn-There seems to be more or less
profit-taking on strong spots. and Ger
tainly the short interest must have been
greatly reduced during the past ten
days. Prices seem to ignore cash In
fuences and the market is a broad spec
ulative proposition, with the longs IN
control.
Oats-The market has felt the influence
Of the advance IN corn during the past
week. the result being that shorts have
covered freely
Provisions-We are inclined to look for
a moderate temporary setback
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-02-10

CHICAGO. Feb. 10.-The decline in tho
Liverpool cable and the large world
shipments of wheat were the leading bear
helps at the opening this morning. There
was also a big increase in the amount of
breadstuffs on ocean passage and rains
were reported in India, where needed.
Northwest cars were larger than a year
ago and the demand for cash in all posi-
lions was somewhat smaller. The vol
ume Of trade was smaller as the average
Spectator was inclined to move eau
tiouSy.
Corn was "a to 5Ac lower on increased
offerings and poor buying power World
shipments while fairly liberal were small
er than week ago as well as year ago.
America waS Offering corn more freely at
Liverpool.
oats were a shade lower with the other
grains.
Provisions were somewhat lower in
sympathy with the weakness shown by
hogs at the yards. Trade was small.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-02-10
NEW YORK PRODUCE MARKET

NEW YORK, Feb. 1o.-wheat dull; May
gs h g 2 loSI. 5 5uiy sS5s asked BONDED
red winter log in elevator and 1.1Oh L
Corn quiet; No. in elevator nominal,
sTP ssst. Ne 30 5S to arrive + o b. steam
Oats quiet; natural white 37a39, white
Rye firm; No. 2 Western 67Q6S c. i. I.
Buffalo state nominal delivered New
Barley steady; mating s0q7o c. +. T.
Buffalo, feeding 45 pounds 5S14 c. I. (. New
Hay quiet; No. l 100, No 3 1921,
clover mixed 75Q105.
Straw dull; No. l straight rye 100.
Hops quiet; prime to choice 25Q28, Pa
Flour quiet: spring patents 480@505,
winter patents 45Od6.oO. straights 1850
8 90.
Beef steady; family 24ooa25 Pork
Lard steady; city 1Qas q101z, Western
Tallow dull; city lin hogsheads) s4,
country lin tierces) $685..
&c Cotton seed oil steady; spot S2sg A.
635, March s.32q6.33, April 6.52G6.35,
May s.3616.3s, June 6;37Q63S, July $40
Q6.45, August s.4sd6.50.
Freights-Ocean (steamJ grain steady;
United Kingdom 1850, Germany 7Oa65
pfennig, France IS and IS Cd, Holland
10hc. .Geenral cargo, moderate demand.
ESQ. Turpentine steady; 80. Resin
steady; common 5.s0Q5.90.
Wool steady; domestic fleece 25N32
pulled, secured basis 42u60, Texas.
secured basis 45Q62. Hides steady; ma
tive steers 1SQ19h, branded steers at
Coffee steady, options opened 20 10
lower Rio No. on spot 1914
Rice. steady; domestic ordinary to prime
Molasses steady; New Orleans open ket-
gal 34s, muscovado 2s8 molasses sugar
273. Sugar refined steady. fine granu-
lated 4.3j, cut loaf 5.l5. crushed J-Q5 mold
4.35. confectioners \ 40. SOfts-
No. 40. tNo. is points lower than
No / and Nos 3 TO "a are each points
lower than the preceding gTadeD $1,000.
Potatoes dull. white nearby 1909 70.
Bermudas 1904 $50 Beans dun; narrow,
choice 5.2jG $50, pea, choice 4l09 10.
red kidney. choice 5.50n5 50
Dried fruits irregular; apricgts choice 70
fancy l0Hillz, apples eyaporated. prime
10 fancy 5i4 aslz. prunes S0s 10 sos Glz.
COS 70 zoos "A 5lz, peaches, choice q fancy
3. seeded ralsins. choice to fancy ~ u6.
Dressed poultry dull; turkey l4Q2i,
chickens 1922. fowls 1917, ducks 100
Live poultry steady: chickens IS. fowls
1871. turkeys 10, r00sters II, ducks 20,
geese 141a ais
Butter strong: creamery extra 34a IS,
crea merry frsts 3ln35jz, state dairy
cubs 23q55. process extra 26a2Sl2.
Cheese firm; whole milk specials 17iz p Is,
whole milk fancy 1872 d17A. skins spe-
Gals l3qt3iz, skins choice SAFE, full
skins 5ns
Eggs irregular. nearby white fancy
20 90, nearby brown fancy 2542s, extras
2TA2s frsts 24d25.
The wholesale price Of milk is &C to
&c per quart delivered In New York.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-02-10
SPOT COTTON MARKET.

Atlanta, quiet; middling 12li-is.
Athens, steady; middling lZE.
Macon. steady; middliug 1914.
New Orleans firm, middling 1873
New York, quiet, rniddling u 05.
Philadelphia. steady; middling 1895
Boston. easy: rniddling 1903
Liverpool, firm. niddling gid
Augusta, steady: middIiuR l2 1915
Savannah, firm; middling 1914
Mobile, steady. rniddllng I2a.
Galveston, steady, midHling 70 g-ls
Norfolk. steady, middlinR 12k
Charleston, firm; rniddling i2L
Wilmington, nominal
Little Rock, steady; middling u lis.
Baltimore, nominal; middling l2A.
Memphis. quiet: middling 1874
81. Louis. quiet. middiiug l22s
Houston, steady; nidGling 1871
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-02-10
RANGE IN LIVERPOOL corror,
HAYWARD cLARk's
DAILY COTTON LETTER

NEW ORLEANS, Feb 1O.-News gen.
orally over Sunday was not good An
extensive railroad strike is threatened to
tie up flftyfour Eastern lines. Weather
conditions over Sunday were favorable
Liverpool again came in strong, with flu
lures as much as 6 points higher. Spots
points higher. A cable said: Con
tinent buying"
First trades here were at an advance
OF about points and the market ran up
10 $50 for May on the strength in Liver
pool and New York A report came from
the latter center of bull brokers buying
up the market Mitchell, Waters, Gwath-
mey and McFadden trading here was
nervous without any opposition to the
market.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-02-10
General Forecast


Following ~ the general forecast until
7 ?. m Tuesday:
orRia--Cloudy; probably rain in north
and western portions late tonight or
Tuesday.
Virginia and North Carolina Unsettled :
probably snow or rain in western portions
late tonight or Tuesday.
South Carolina-ClOudy tonight and
Tuesday.
Florida-Fair weather, except rain in
northwest portion late tonight or Tues
day.
Alabama and Mississippi Local rains
tonight and Tuesday.
Louisiana Unsettled. rain and warmer.
Arkansa5-Tnsettle rain and colder
Oklahoma and TeEas-Unsettled and
rain.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-02-10
INTERIOR MOVEMENT.
COTTON MARKET OPINIONS.

Browning Il Co: We suH strongly fav-
or the bun side Of the market, and es-
pecially the new crop months.
Logan q Bryan. While larger interests
display rather determined attitude 10 pro-
mote higher prices. a failure TO create a
following checks advance Of Importance
Hayden, Stone a. Co. So few are con-
WINGED that prices can advance from this
level that the buying power on advances
is not strong enough 70 take contracts
and carry on the rise
Thompson, Towle K Co. We expect
the old crop months TO be sustained on
advance finally by the excellent demand
for cotton goods.