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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-08-19
MARKET RELAPSES;;
SHOWS QUIET TONE
There Is Undercurrent O
Strength That Suggests
Higher Prices.
BY HROADAN ,yALL.

New YORK August N-Falr buying orders
accumulated over sunday London prices
were well above Saturdays close with the
opening strong. Foreigners took some 10 900
shares. principally Union Pacific and steel
The market soon rcapsed into dullncss
ana Tor the balance of the day showed a
auict tone with an undercurrent OF strength
that suggests higher prices
Sensational reports Of injury to the crop
persisted. The government Weather Bureau
ana ohio. with scattered showers else
where. but drought conditions stiii prevail
Aissouri. Cereal prices opened easier. but
recovered and ran up sharply In the after
noon, noon: As these prices came from Chicago
markets, stocks were sold moderately for
short account by the room traders
Asfre es. strenGth developed In the
Ing over point. while the copper stocks
scored even greater advances. Amalga-
Pacific maintained it's position of strength
and rose Il point. while Southern Pacihc
rejected the arbitrage which is going on
J. on the day. Electric shares were again in
good demand. General Electric closing
With gain OF points and Westinghouse
Bond brokers report n somewhat smaller
volume of business. but no shading in prices
New York City ~ per cent receipts ad-
Vanced to lOl's. a new high figure on invest
inent buying. New Haven debentures we're
seahoard Air Line incomes rose to 49, and
there was continued strength In Baltimore
ana ONO 4'zs and the st. Paul Gas.
ihterboro Metropolitan preferred touched
u, and Third Avenue rose nearly n point
an interesting story current, althouEhs moi
confirmed. has II that the Interborough
company is seeking to replace its holdings
OF ihird Avenue that was disposed of prior
10 the levying Of the assessment during the
reorganization OF the latter company.
me market grew dull In the afternoon
.hn this dulincss VAS doubt due to the
neat W locally and which continues in the
west. IL may be recorded that the Weather
bureaus forecast for the next few days pre-
nets rain In the West and Southwest
July exports OF domestic products were
!" per cent larger than the same month in
III ~, ana about 10 per cent in excess OF 1911
IHtse nHures are most encoura gng,
Money conditions continue favorable Five
'H"nths money was easier on II ~ ner cent
OASIS discounts abroad showed n Tendency
lie relax further. The Bank OF GERMANY
made strong exhibit with II gain OF 81 900
goo In cash and II reduction OF nearly ss 900 .
vVO IL discounts for the week
With Amaigamated closing at the ton
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NEW YORK PRODUCE MARKET.

New York. August ls.-Flour-Firm Wheat
Firm 40. red. ?4hc.. No. northern Du-
luth ss9.c. Corn Firm export. Si9.c. nomi-
nal.
Wool-Steady. Leather and Petroleum
Steady. Rosin and Turpentine-Steady. Rice
Steady. Molasses-Cuiet. Sugar-Raw
steady. muscovndo. s3.2o; centrifugal. s310
refined. quiet. Conee-Spot unchanged; San
los, 40. 1. l2nl2l2c. mild. dull Cordova l34
loc nominal. Butter and Chccsc-Firm.
Potatccs-Steady; Long Island. barrel Sl.i5
goo Jersey s2r9.25. Southern, SI.2jnl75.
southern sweets barrel, S2uSOo CabbaEes-
steady, per 100, $i07Oo. Freights- Quiet :;
grain to Liverpool, sd; 20 London. 20; cot
ton 10 liverpool per l00 pounds 25mS0c.
Peanuts steady. fancy handpicked, Nir-
rinia, 52,c. Virginia sheilcd. Nos. and ..
ii.n1isc.
Cottonsced Oil--Thcrc was a fair demand
Tor near months from commission houses.
Influenced 10y the strength OF lard ana light
cr speculative offerings. The market closed
steady and unchanged to points net high
~. Prime summer yellow, spot. $50; Au.
gust. s.:5; September. >So october 500: No
vcmhcr. C.:7 December $50; January. Isl;
February. 6'? March. 6.S1. prime winter yell
low ana summer white. 900
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4 COTTON MARKETS.

New York August lS.-A more favorable
view OF weather conditions In the southwest
was considered ripe for considerable liqui-
cation OF q renewal OF bear pressure in the
cotton market to-day. and prices lost n good
part OF their recent gain. Official adviccs
d!d not indicate much rain In drouGhty sec
tonS as suggested by private ndVices and
carly declines We're followed by rallies hui
The market was more OF less unsettled dur
inE IN" entire day. and further private rain
OF shower reports caused renewed weak
ness IN the late trading. The close was
steady hut AT a net decline of lgd2i points
on August aud september. While new o-op
nnal nGufes ~ asc week. Liverpool had
the rain news before the local opening ana
private cables reported LIQUIDATION by SOME
OF Saturdays buyers the cause of tho
decline there. The start here was easy a,
= decline Of i.Gl, points, and there was a
lot OF selling orders around the ring. which
probably rcprese- BE- 4 unSettlins intlu-
Offerings. however wer. c,ty wcli taken
around the initial ngures and prices grad
ualiy rallied.
There seemed to be some doubt AS to
whether The rains had been sufficient part!-
cular!y a. the official forecast was for dry
weather In the western belt with The cxcep-
uon OF showers along the Texas coast ana
self business tapered of pcnding reCeipt
az the official detailed reports. These show
ed loss rain thAu looked Tor, and after their
publication prices rallied Ia within a point
or i"o OF Saturdays closing figures. \ fair
amount OF precipitation vas shown at some
of the Central Texas stations. however. ana
prices later weakened again under private
reports OF showers IL; Texas This afternoon
The close was or points above the early
low level.
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Ing of good rains over Sunday. 1t was evil
dent that selling orders had accumulated
over Sunday I'm brokerage offices. After the
call prices were 16@17 points down, which
was the lowest level OF the day. The de-
tailed weather reports noted rains in Texas
for both Saturday and Sunday ut only
eleven out OF the fifty Weather Bureau sta
tons I'm that state. and the forecast predict
ed generally fair weather for the western
half of the belt. With the exception of show
erS along the Gulf Coast. This led to con-
siderable buying among shorts aud the mar
ket gradually Increased until In the early
afternoon II was within ll4 points of Sat
urdays last figures. Fresh reports of the
rains in the West increased offerings late
in the day, and the market closed steady at
a net decline of 11dl2 points Spot cotton
quiet. l-l6c. Off midding. 1900 Sales on
INC spot 10 bales and 25i to arrive. Cotton
futures closed: August. ll.5I: September.
ll.N; October. 1l.o1; December. 1l.05; Jam
uary. HOY March. Ills; May ll.2l.
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New York
Stock Market

New York. August ls.--On a comparatively
small volume OF buying stocks advanced In
all quarters of tho list during the fore part
OF to-days session. In addition TO the
standard issues. oil and electric stocks made
Substantial gains
Profit. taking together with some renewed
hear selling cut into the days gains. bring
:uE hack prices in some to tho open
Ing level. In the final dealings quotations
were lifted again. but at the close they fell
shor; ~ the days hish figures.
Reports OF rain in sections where crops
pal factor in the days rise. Commission
house buying WAS somewhat larger and
Europe took STOCKS more freely following
the advance OF American shares in London.
There was slightly easier tendency In
the money market Bankers reported In
The improved outlook for the money market
during the crop-moving season was an In
fucnCe in stimulating bullish sentiment.
In the category OF favorable factors was tho
report OF exports OF domestic products for
July showing a total or s47,7S2.0oo compared
with $50 600 last year.
Wells Fargo made a further decline, drop
Ing nearly 10 points 10 90. new low record.
In 1879 this stock sold at go
Bonds became irregular after an early
showing OF iirmncSs. Total saies, par value.
$4,000. United states bonds were unchang-
New York, August lS--Money on cali steady
nj ?u2i. ruling rate. ~. closing bid. 2a2i..
Time loans steudy. sixty days, Si7ui per
cent, and ninety days. r4G4a: six months.
5'.G5a. Close: Prime mercantile paper.
6G6'9 sterling exchange steady at H.S$o5
for siNiy day bills and At si.S6+5 for demand.
Mexican dollars i7. Government bonds
steady railroad bonds irregular.
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NAVAL. STORES

Wilmington. y. e.. August N-Sprits Tur-
n"ntine-Steady at 3jl4c.. receipts casks
Rosin-Stcady at $40. receipts barrels.
Tar Firm AZ $40; receipts Is barrels.
Crude Turpentine-Firm at s2d2.15. receipts
u barrels.
Savannah. Ga. August ls.-Turpentine-
Firm at 36iaN31c. sales l,l50 casks receipts
l?i6 casks shipments I72 casks; stock 3d. 1876
casks. ROsin-Firm; sales 2.592 barrels. re-
c@:ptS i3S barrels. shipments 1854 barrels
stock l%' 1902 barrels. Quote: y. Il. s3.0aS75.
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Steel active and Union Pacific strong,
Ing n good advance over Saturdays prices.
the relative position OF the leaders remain
ed unchanged.
Confidence in these stocks continues. al
though. as usual. bankers are not inclined
to openly encourage speculation.
As Il matter OF fact. fnancicrs not in
the habit of encouraging operations in the
stock iLarkct until they ready to dis
pose of their own holdings. and this applies
20 investments as we'll to securities OF
the semi investment order
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CHICAGO GRAIN MARKET.

FOR the season We're made by corn to-day
after weak opening, The close showed a
net advance OF AIS.C. Wheat closed a shade
to sake. net lower. oats finished I.Ti.c TO
~. up At new high prices for the year and
provisions made net gain of si.T3"tac.
Cash grain closed: Wheat-No. red. SST
ssi:c. 40. hard. SS@c. No = hard ssh
sS2c.: No. l northern. a2@32;:c; No. north
crn, 3109:c.. No spring @lH9?c Corn-No.
:. 11IN1Ti?c.. No white. 77i2077s.c.: No .
yellow HG7INc. Oa,s-No. white. iiQ44i2c.
Leading futures ranged as follows:
Omen High f-in.a
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BOND LIST

Atlantic Coast Line LIST Is tbid) .......... 30
Atlantic Coast l.ine-i. and ~ As (bid). ISL,
a. G L. conv. Is lin Baltimore .......... 93'2
Brooklyn Rapid Transit Observation-Disclosures. SSs.
Chesapeake aud ohio couv. i,7s thid). 7a,,
!-leIett ana Myers - ODD ............... !6i,
LiEgStt AND Myers .................. 1l7*,
-oriilhrd Company jS ,hitp .............. -
i:oriliard Company IS thid> .............. ll5i.
trofioik ana western CON-. it2s ......... l05i-
Scahoard Air Line stamped is 1askedJ. -
Seahoard Air Line adj. Observation-Disclosures. -
Southern Railway Observation-Disclosures. 75s.
Southern Railway Observation-Disclosures. lO3
Dnlted STATES steel End ............. lO0t7
United states registered IS 1880 ,bi,!) 9,
United states registered IS. 1915 Ibid) 1902
United states Panama IS thId).-....... .93.
Virginia Brown Bros. cts. did p...... s.
Nielhlla-G"r. chem. LIST ts obid) ........ alaS
Virginia RS. and Power Co o. taskcd) "a
Wabash PUTS. Term. LIST is................ IL
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Barley for County Chairman.

I'SVcCIiI 10 TIC IITneS- DlSpatCh.
Democratic convention was held here
on Saturday. having been set by the
precinct delegates on August o e v
was nominated without opposition by.
the Delegation
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MISCELLANEOUS MARKETS..
DRY GOODS MARKET.

New York, August IS.-Cotton goods mar
kets are stcadier Raw silk has held it's
recent advance and is quoted 10 per cent
higher than at tho opening of the new crop
season. Mems wear trade I'm serges has been
good with large factors but concessions in
prices are being made by some OF the larger
interests. The jobbing trade started the
week actively
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Poultry-Receipts OF both chickens and
hons much lighter and market very active.
Esgs--Stock very scarce; demand heavy:
ship freely puttrr, Neals. Hides. Wool.
etc.-In splendid demand under very light
receipts.
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aaaaz-
8rDnnIa.
Virginia Polytechnic Institute
BLACKsBuRG. VA

BLACiNSBURG, VA.
Degree courses in Agriculture. APP
piled Biology, Horticulture Arricul
tural Engineering. Applied Chemistry.
chemical Engineering, Metallurgy and
engineering. Mechanical Eneineerine
EIectrical Engineering. Mining E;ngI.
neerinS. Sixty-four Instructors. Thor
oughly Equipped Shops. Laboratories
and Barns Steam heating and electric
lights In Gormitories. Library 20. 600
volumes. Farm of LOO acres
TwO-YEAR COURSE IN AGRICrI
TURE AND FARMERS WIN
TER COURSE.
Total cost of session OF nine months
including tuition and other fees. board
washing. uniforms. medical attendn nee
etc. S2S1.25. Cost to Virginia students
$23l.o5. 80
The next session opens Wednesday.
September "a. 1913.
]. D. EGGLESTON,
President.
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Sales. Stocks.
All. H1

Sales. Stocks.
Allis Chalmers .........
Allis-Chalmers, pfd. 80.
Amalgamated Copper -.
Am. Ayr. Chem, com.
900 Amer. Beet Sugar. com.
ZOO American Can
l2O american Can. pfd. -.
500 American Car and Fdry.
American Cotton OIL.
Amer. Hide and Lea, pr.
40 American Linseed Oil. -.
100 American Locomotive -.
Amor; Malt Co, pfd. =.
American Snuff. com. -,
American Sugar
500 Amer. Tel. and Tel. Co..
100 American Tobacco. com.
American Tobacco, pfd.
LOO Anaconda Copper $50.
100 Atchison
Atlantic Coast Lien. :.
a. 9: l.. OF Connecticut.
100 Baltimore and Ohio. :.
400 Bethlehem Steel Co, com
,oo Bethlehem Steel Co. pfd
500 Brooklyn Rapid Transit.
Central Leather. com.
1900 canadian Pacific
LOO California Petroleum =.
$500 Chesapeake and Ohio.
Chicago Great Western.
100 Chi. Great West, pfd.
$500 Chi. Mil. and St Paul.
Crucible Steel Cor, com.
Crucible Steel. pfd. 49,.
500 Colorado Fuel and Iron.
100 Colorado and Southern.
100 Consolidated Gas $50.
800 Corn Products, com. -.
Den. and Rio Gran, com.
o,ouU ERIC
300 Erie. LIST pfd.
Fed Min. and Sm.. pfd.
1900 General Electric =. 500.
Geo. w. Helme lob. Co.
500 Great Northern, pfd. -.
200 Great Northern Ore Cts.
Illinois Central ........
800 lnterboro-M Met. ........
1,200 lnterborO- Met, pfd. 49,.
Int. Harvester, com. $50.
Int Mer. Marine, com.
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RICHMOND STOCK MARKET.

by Caskie G. BurCh & Co,
Stock and Bond Brokers. lol5 =. Main street.
Richmond, Va August is, 1918
SALES AT BOARD.
Virginia Centuries, rs, G and R.-l'ooO at
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-08-19
LOCAL MARKET QUOTATIONS..

Furnished by Levy Commission CO.. Com
mission Merchants. Richmond. Val
Richmond. Va. August is. 1913
ACTUAL WHOLESALE QUOTATIONS. OF
N IS
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I1V'1N'IItb 'E'V''' u 1IIS'3I as IOIIOWs.
Open. High. Low. Close.
Erin ILL. Angus, IS nu,,er-Firm at &c

Baltimore. Md. August li-Wheat-Firm-
"r' NO. req. '2isc: Corn--No market for
contract. Oats--F!rTner standard white
4Iiza4Sc.; new. i6aiGi.c Rye-Steady: No.
Western. domestic. 'lu7?c.. No. do. export
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RICHMOND HAY MARkEr.
CATTLE MARKETS.

Chicago. ILL.,. August Internationally
steady; few light. s5I lbc. higher Bulk of
sales $1,000 $40 pigs. s4ds.OO. Cattle-Mar-
kct steady to shade higher Cows and hcif-
or, S3.e0TI $50; calves. sSQi0.75. Sheep-Mar-
ket steady to Zoe. higher lambs. $3.50 65 (:
Western, S515fi7.75
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&unnlfr Aesosts
Virginia Mineral Springs Hote

WV NHbIIV, u.
. Railway station. Ripley Springs
New lVc-roonl hotel on the Erea; dcvide OF
ne A!leEhaney Mountains. elevation 2 600 feet
Cuisine and service OF the highest standard:
electric NGEtcd baths. Tennis Court and
hsh!ng The greatest mineral waters In this
section OF virginia: no mosquitoes or rnnia-
ria. For booklet and other information
write w. II. MARTIN. Manager
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RICHMOND TOBACCO MARKET.

New York, August IS Bccvcs-Firm.
Caives-Firm Sheep. S3u+.5o; lambs, SEA :. 40.
Hogs-Easy.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-08-19

Quotations for interest paying bonds arc
al price to which interest must be added.
Income bonds and certificates of indebted
Hat.
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Spot cotton, quiet. mido.t0E uplands IL
middling gulf. l2..5: sales 900 bales.
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Richmond, Va, August Is. 1913
Following are the quotations. on he Rich.
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RICHMOND GRAIN MARKET

Richmond. Va August Is 1919
QUOTATIONS on CHANGE
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1913-04-23

AL otro dla, apareci6 EN- ell r6tulo del
bar un letrero que decia ''Proveedor
de S. M. ell rey de Grecia''.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1913-04-23

Cierta noche, EN- Capri, al salir del
Gran Casino para regresar al hotel :"
en- dOnde Sc hospedaba, ell mOnarca en-
contr6 sentada en- ell 'autobus" que es-
taba reservado para el y su sequito,
una DANA extranjera, hospedada en- ell
mismo hotel que ell rey, y que Sc creia
que aquel vehiculo estaba disposition
del publico Jorge | no consinti6 que
moleStaSen la DANA con observaciOnes
de ning1n genero. Pero, durante ell ira
yectO, 6l hubo de dirigirle la palabra a
uno de sus ayudantes, quien, al cOntes-
tarle lie llam0 ''vuestra majestad" ," Al
DIR esas palabras reveladoras, la DANA.
impresionadisima sc levanta de golpe Y
dando con los nudillos Ell los criStales,
empieza a gritar:
i Ay, Dios de bondad, 10 que he he
cho -. En- ell coche del rey! iYo!..
Por Dios, cochero, pare usted Pare
en- seguida!...
i Eh, que demonio l-diiOla entonces
ell soberano, sOnriendO bOndadOsamente
i No Sc apure usted, senora! i Al fin Y
al cabo, un rey no es ninguna epidemia !
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1913-04-23
ECOS

He aqui algunas an6cdotas que reve-
Ian ell caracter bondadoso sencillo del
no hace mucho fallecido. Jorge |, rev de
Grecia
Cierto d1a, en- una plazuela veneciana,
sorprendi6ronle mientras Sc divert1a
como un chiquillo asistiendO a los juegos
de una pandilla de traviesos muchachoS
del pueblo. Otro dia, Ell buenisimo So
berano dign0se aceptar Ia hospitalidad
de una famiha de obreros que quiSo
darle las gracias porque Sc hab1a arro-
jado valientemente al aqua en- uno de
los canales de los barrios bajos de We
necia para Salvar a una m1sera anciana
que Ell ella Sc habia ca1do Y una tarde
del verano anterior, hallandose de eX-
cursion por las callejuelas de ChiOggio
la pintoresca isla de los pescadores de
la Laguna-el monarca helene, haben-
do encOntradO EN- un portal dos ninos ca
yendose de cansancio y sueno, consiguio
averiguar por ellos mismos en- donde
vivian, y entonces les cogi0 en- brazoS y
fle a devolv6rselos a SUI madre.
En- Mayo de 1910 ell monarca, al salir
de visitar un asilo de ninos pobres,
sinti6se posefdo de una sed abrasadora y
entr6 en- un modesto bar, donde pidi6
acknowledgements! un refresco de zar-
zaparrilla de a 10 c6ntimos.
Cuando ell dueno del bar Sc enter6 de
a. estaba EN- presencia del mismfsimo rey,
Sc deshizo en- tan empalagosas zalemas,
que S. M. sinti6 verdadero desd6n por
quien tanto Sc lie humillaba, y despu6s
de arrojar una moneda de orc sobre el
mostrador Sc retro mas que prisa.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1913-04-23
DE LA BOLSA

Ell secretario de la BOlsa, nuestro
distinguido amigo don Arturo Bravo.
nos ha facilitado copia de los siguien-
tes despachos recibidos hoy:
Producec Exchange,
San Juan.
Saldr6 para Washington proponitn
dome hacer cuantO pueda.
Dooley
Ponce, q Abril. 1913.
SostheneS Behn,
Capital.
Cimara ComerciO, session eXtraordi-
maria. acord0 adherirse 4 Resolution
COmercio San Juan y eXigir garantia
treinta dias a vendedores arrOz otrOs
articulos sujetos a cambio derechOs
nuova tarifa
E. Salazar,
Presidente Accidental.
White Pine news weekly mining review. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1910-1920, 1913-10-12

G. A. julius ternreters fees 5000
Geo. w Robinson Danutv Assessor 31OO
Troy Laundry Co, Laundry at Court House. :. 49,. e. -. zlo
Idaho Barr. Auto Hire zaucb Case 1000
j H. Gallagher, Grass Seed :. ;. -. :. :. = :. :. :. -. 1877
West Publishing n n w Renorter Vol Ill. 49,. 375
Ely Light & Power Co. Supplies. :. :. :. :. :. =. -. =. o.. 54O
Ely Light e. Power Co. Lights at Court Iouse. =. 1850
James Crary. EXPENSE Bill 49, -. -. 1880
John M. ualey. Services as Special oncer. =. $500
Nevada Northern Railway Co, kilograms. -. 3492
A. j MIlick, Expense Bill, Snmmoning Jurors. :. = =. =. =. U
Ray McGuirk, Auto Hire. :. :. -. :. = =. :. =. =. :. ., ooo
James Crazy, Horse Feed :. :. E. -. :. :. :, :. = :. -. 1000
c. Jensen, Summoning Jurors :. -. =. :. - =. =. :. -. 80. 800
David Mclean, Horse Feed :. -. :. :. :. :. :. =. -. =. 1000
Steptoe Grocery Co, Allowance for Mrs. j X. Smith. e. 1000
The Ely Record, Printing Tax Roll and Placards. :. e. 1880
White Pine Telephone Co, Telephone Service for August. :. 42OO
White Pine Telephone Co. Telephone Service Hospital :. 900
Golden Rule Store. Shoes or Prisoners 594
White Pine Telephone Co, Toll Service. August :. =. -. ~. 1175
C. S. Grain. Expenses in Case State vs.. Dow. :. -. 1900
Martin T. Nelson, Repairing Bridge ;. =. :. :. :. .... 800
Atens Mercantile Co. Supplies 80. 80
James Aexopulos, Money Found Deceased Person. 5oO5
F. A. Moner. Meals for Jury. =. -. -. -. 1644O
Nevada Industrial Com, Contribution o n County Pay Roll July 4S.o2
W. II. Smith, Road Work. -. =. =. :. 49,. -. -. .. 1000
Chas. Rhh, Road Work. =. =. -. -. -. 2450
d. c. Mcdonald, Money Advanced Wv Corwin and Wife. 100. 90
d. C. Mcdonald, Money Advanced Harry Fol. INDECENT Sick. 5000
Total e. 81. =. =. -. :. =. 49,. - = =. =. =. =. . ,ozo.
hereby certify that the foregoing bills were allowed by the Board
of County Commissioners o the End, 18th, 10th, oath and 26th days of
September, 1918.
F. [. OLDFIELD, Clerk.
White Pine news weekly mining review. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1910-1920, 1913-10-12
o LOST SLEEP.
Chief Nourisher i'm LIES Feast Must
Not BE ProdigalIy In
terfered With.

While willing to accept almost any
u~tterance coming from Thomas A.
Edison, there is reason to doubt the
sincerity of his declaration that four
hours of sleep are enough for any
man of health.
Man and animals alike must have
more than four hours of sleep, that
is, If they wish to preserve their
metal balance. The infant requires
more sleep than the elder person
does, and usually gets it, and if he
does not the parents will have occa-
sion to remember it. Lost hours of
sleep are difficult to recover, and the
whole system suffers from the effect.
1t is possible to enjoy too much sleep,
but the effect is not so injurious to
the physical and mental systems.
One of the worst diseases that the
human being a suffer from is in
somnia. To toss restlessly on ones
pillow, the long night through, to
close the eyes and find sleep i'm
possible, will sooner or later destroy