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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-04-24
CURB STOCKS. CLOSING PRICE
DAIRY PRODUCTS MARKET.

Yesterday and buying was good However
srsds. A.s ' the e sfrs ON n. M.r on
Exchange In the morning sales were made
on the street under thos. 1T the call. II
and IN. outside quo,a,ion was a5Vc All
rsssivsr' AR, %rs .'pts''ns dss,,n. in IN,
Grades will reach gic or lower There Is
always an snor, 10 get IN. market down
a. the close Of The season, which is May 81
are small and there va. an advance y..,.r-
siHc'; seconds ae,s a.sc h.a extras ssc'
nrs,, sia?2c state dairy, nnes,, 2,n rssc ,
2o'sc. frs,s, isa l9c lsdles current nrs,s
nc packing stock hold. t6pilc, curren,
MAXI ss ~ Nc sv ., ,sghs,se; NO ;, iseiSss
tho msrk., cleaning up in batter shape ,hsn
for s -, FRA, dsss Th,' was par,lsuarly
iar Trading was largely OF p-ddlinr
character. hut The volume OF sales was
good. Fresh skins are dun, Prices we're.
ise fresh specials. iakal.c; stat. skins
skins, fresh sood to choice. saloe,, poor
E0Gs-with packers buying literally for
current consumption and most Of the re-.
tor stor.ss' The maris, ciS..d is., nish, IN
sood shape with rrmer tendency There
Is no accumulation In the stores and buyers
are more active than al any time during
The month Western shippers arc holding
nrm and Chicago advanced Yesterday rc. on
piy. not wanted and down 10 Soc Duck
egss can he had for sic and receivers do
not Ike TO bother with them Prices FOL
low rresh gathered, extra. AN Q asc, (;
storage packed, nrsts GOV. q gle regular
packed nrsts 1915 n zoe seconds lsa, q
leSc; Pennsylvauii and nearby hennery
whites. large, fancy. .2iv 4 .3c.; hsnnsry
srown, ~ faic brown and riScd c,!or:s'
ssrnn,,. siss3s Tennessee ard ether 5000
LIVE PouLTRY-Markst was fairly we'll
cleaned up yesterday. with arm feeling m
fowls with general price 81 larse l'~e.
CURED and sale Is slow Some % III. bes,
are clssnins up There Is virtually no d..
Ducks slow sac a., i!rhHe Long Island
ins more freely and are bringing +oe. q
pound Prices are Fowls. western, $50
RI S ,Srs ,Ga.' tScs. eTI ~ ,Se
ss ;:::ss, Lac su'n'. fowls p''i' 'Se
'bRIssEp PoULrRY--wsns there w. q
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MISCELLANEOUS MARKETS.
Cs6ee Closes . Point HIGHER e I.
Point Lower-Provisions Lovep.

Many coffee holders iiquidated ysstsr-
gay IN anticipation Of heavy May ten
ders to-day. but the WILLINGNESS Of bull
interests to support the market was evil
denced by the fact that the substa anita
volume or offerings was absorbed without
damage to prices. Switches from May 10
later positions formed n large proportion
or the business OF the session. but there
was also considerable long selling Of Sep.
TENDER and December. The view that
May tenders would prove burdensome
vas not general as many professed to look
for notices involving no more than $4,000
bags.
The Hsvre market opened unchanged TO
!. fr. lower and closed unchanged to a
fr. lower. Hamburg started Y to !,
pig. lower and finished u to II pig
lower. Rio No. was 10 reis higher at
5so5o. At Santos No. was so rels
higher at $500, while No. 7 there was also
so refs higher at $500. Rio and Santos
receipts for two days were 10000 bags
against 1900 last year. Sac Paulo had
10000. against 1000. and Jundiahy had
1000, against 1000.
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fair amount OF trading Yesterday. market
closed duh and unsatisfactory. Closely
graded heavy fowls, northern and western
sections. sell more readily than any other
line. where fowls are under pounds and
come under ice II Is difrcult to move them
freely. Enough old ROSTERS to supply the
demand. The larger receipts Of spring
ducks weakened the market triNe
Frozen poultry Is not moving satisfactorily
Trading 4. mostly In fancy heavy tov =
Tn small fowls were neglected. Fdnc!
roasting chickens held trin. While fancy
tom turkeys and good hens are high. with
litte trading Prices follow; Fresh killed
turkeys, average. ID. 2lgss, Broher.
,aai5e.: lb. each asa zoe Chickens
roasting, Philadelphia fancy. 244?Sc.,
coarse, iIe. Fowls. Wes,ern. 6oN.d 50 es
and over 10 dozen. isc 50 to :: lbs l7a9
sc under 80 lbs. lSplsG; in harr.s. 5
b.. ishc. fancy. scaided, ~. q isc.: West
ern and southern. poor. lea 5isc. Ducks
spring. Long Island, .7c. Old roos,ers
ithe. SQUADS, white, 10 lbs, dozen s. $50
$40. ] lbs. 3e.50a32TS Froz-n-Turkeys,
small Western, selected hens and toms. 20
2sc Kentucky, .su23Hc,i Tevus. 20 Old
heus, % u &c. old toms. - Be. Broilers.
- TO box. milk ted. tanoy. f. - q lbs
a3o corn FED, zoe chi k"us, milk fed. 81
20 81 lbs 10 doGrn. - VI iNc.. corn f-d
l5aI6c Fowls. Western. boxed 50 hos. and
over to dozen, istsc, so 20 81 h l5p
lSbc.. Old roosters %. bucks. MSs'eru,
i26l5c. No :: sdioc. Geese. Western,
fancy. 1917 l4c M = .ullC.
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Interior stocks and receipts were.
THE GRAIN MARKETS.
Whes, seils on on Better weather
corn Holds Firm.

Uhea, was offered more freely yester-
IA on favorable weather deveiopnien.S
In winter wheat territory. and genrV'
ally d!sappo nting showing OF the cables
"A vew @, the preceding days advance
here. Light rains were reported IN Kan
si7, Oklahoma Missouri and NEBRASKA
brrg !ng out rather heavy offerings al the
opening witch produced a weak tone
Prices declined from = to lhc,, then raj.
IL! som, on covering inspired by reports
- ~ improved cash demand, particularly
s. Minneapolis
X Lvle wired that from Lincoln,
Web . Kansas City all wheat seen
'ds extra good. ard that In Missouri con-
N'2ns were perfect. Interior receipts
we've .!gn' being exceeded by shipments
ny over 800 900 bushels The shipments.
however, Uere lighter than last year.
Pop we're active buyers OF May corn
''fl pos ton showed fair degree OF
N'' Fin The market was steadied by
-'.i's or heavy cash sales. and by claims
''. A'F@n'ne shippers were seeking 70
a,-e nearby engagements because of tho
-dN 70 the movement occasioned by
,-a'Y rs.ns Interior receipts ran be-
,,Ia those Of last week and last year,
,tef'of shipments were more than double
we ~ last year.
- .Ii- market ruled at lower levels.
Professionals selling on the better
'rf developments. Cash demand was
molerA'e
>, '.HHe'''~r Mailer reports rour out.
- - follows
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THE BOSTON MARKET.

BosroN, April 23.-Trading here contin-
ued fairly active, with a generally easier
tone. Y s. Smelling common was the
weak feature with break Of 2k points.
to 2eh. a low record for the past three
years This liquidation Is due to Mexi-
ran uncertainties. as II Ii from Its two
silver mines In that country that the
U s. Smelling Company IL deriving
over cne-third OF It's income. Centennial
advanced ~. to 1914 Greene Csnanea
weakened IN. to 2sA, while California
Shsttuck Arizona, Superior and Tsmarack
each receded a point. In the Industrial list
American Agricultural Chemical weakened
y. to 5iL. and United shoe lost *, to
$40 Among the rails a sale Of Boston
and Maine was recorded at Az. up ~.
and New Haven last y, to 6sk. The sum
mary:
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BUSINESS TROUBLES.


ROBERT STUART METAL MANrFAcrrR,
tNG CoMtANY-A psui,on n hankrlP', >. y
Metal Manqfaetnr. COMPANY az - East
Twenty nth s,rest, hy mo. c, ditors
Tool and supply Company sSs ana william
Haas, 'n Il was alleged hat on April
tlA,y TO pay Is dSbls Assets ar. {, 900
tn. COMPANY was Incorporated on June
M ,nfss,uScd t" ro S,9 ,ach INK
STANDS and match stfss' selling them !arsely
to aspIr'mTnt sorss NoPs,' s,1Srl ~I 1s
February voted to Increase the capital
xsTFMAS ' ESMIBRvolnrey woRxs-A p..
,ltion in bankruptcy h1S been Ned against
samuel Kaafipan doing business as ms
!hes. creditors: II Abrams t's. J II
nnsss ssi.n.a az Sia fra l r;s noasS .p
pointed Jess, watson receiver bond 81 600,
with authority to carry on bushes. for
ten DAYS Liabilities are $4,000 and as
HENRY KEN r.tl,,on in. hsnsrup,cy
Of IL. Hss, Houston slret, by ths,- cred
tors $ ksplan c. Ns. Franz :
lie also made an assirprirrt TO Herman
nsum Llahili'i-. ar. 3 900 and assets
sTEPWrN Il HoR prtH Psti,io- in KEN.
ruptcy has been nlod sgsin., stepArn n.
Eors.r snyf'f ey he. % rrs ri
sanford n knapp. $3.50 and Mack el-
lars SONS Company SO We mad. AZ
assignment 10 John W Srowden on ApItl
7 Lahniiies are SIS. 900 and ssscts SEQ
600 Mr. Horton has been In business
ismeELLH c srrwArr-A petition in
s.SkrSo's s.I hn, ss'S Sea 81 e.s ;s
roth 4 Root Manufacturing IowptnN =
creditor for i72s on notes ~ Robert g
stewart which she Endorsed y VS.
alleged that Will. ,nso'vent sh. gav, a
pecemb.r a. for So 500 10 Jun. A Nc.
Conkev 20 prtfer her
coRNELrA s ROBiNsON 81 va Ea., ssd
street has MED = petition In tankrup'c y
with liabilities sT1lf7 ~ which ~ 200
10 secured nv realty mortgage and s. l?l
is Tor Endorsing notes Of The Carg Resl'y
Company and nominal assets $50 40 cnr-
eis'lnr 81 bond ara mor'rar- 8 TeN'
deht due SEQ and shares - stock par
value so $50. composed ~ 'ef Ooo No.
,suk sanitary Improve Cotrr1nV 5000
cargi Realty Company and $40 T''rpos'
WILLIAM \ LEVY sometimes known o.
Wl'''em Levy an Inspector and collector
% 80 East Eleventh stree. has nlrl a
pstition IN Bankruptcy. vith iahNltiss
SIZE and no ssse,s The debts were
c0rtrac'sd In 'NOS
LrCIEN W JOHNsON ~ Yort-rs has aca
petition In beNgrup'ry, With liabilities
S1,nit and No asst'a
Made an Assignment.
ABRAHAM TREsKUNorp clothing h.sl.r
al ~ Canal str.st has made an assign.
ment to Norris Goss.tt
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-04-24
THE PHILADELPHIA MARKET.

PHILADELPHIA, April 23.-rradine was
very light during the day. There was
heavy undertone TO the odd lot selling
For minutes as a time the ticker was idle
and traders spent most OF their time dis
cussing the Mexican situation. Traction
stocks were In fair demand around last
nights close. A small block of Baldwin
common sold of nearly 2 points from last
nights closing, while a similar amount
OF General Asphalt preferred came out at
nearly a point down. There was some de-
mand for LehiEh Valley Transit issues
Arbitrage trading was very small.
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COURT CALENDARS THIS DAY.
NEW YORK COUNTY


supreme court-Appeilsts pivision-Rs.
cess
supreme Court-Appellat- Term-R.cess
supreme court-Spec!al rerm--psrt 10
Retors Lehman, j Motion calendar called
at 1880 A. NJ
suprsms court-spec!al rerm-part IL
sefors Davis, Court orens a, 10 30 A. NJ
EN phrte matters
supreme Court--spsclal T.rm--Part M
brtors hltur J. M3tlons Preferred cause,
e,4-tissadsr5|,N9ss, 1874 s's, l:;e, i?eS YEA
1875, s,?, sits. ?iI,, elso ?:so 22ie 1855
;ss.s' ;;s2I, ?S ,,' s,e, ?;ils .i@S. iic l,,e
defended dlYsrcs ,calsHasr, ealisd Al iO.is
Par iV-Be'ors rsndlston, ' Cas-. IN.
PAR, v,--Beiors ponn.uy, } Cas-. IN.
Nnishsd
P:rr! yHI;7s;to., Web. :l,9r
unfinished
", v vi VI ana VIII or IA, "a 10 vs. u
NsS ssst ssss, ssIl. 9ssa s.i:. i.iv s.;o
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-04-24
THE COPPER MARKET,

Cables from London yesterday morn
ing brought word that foreign dealers
were offering electrolyt!c copper at a
price equivalent TO 1875 GEMS The
large producing interests maintained
their quotations nor,ina!ly at IAN cents
There was no Improvement In the s,tu-
alton, and It becomes more plainly evil
dent every day that a price reduction
Is the only thing which will aid in re-
storing normal demand for the metal
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-04-24
FOOD CAUSED PRISON STRIKE.
Warden Clancy Explains the Upris.
ing Of sing sing Inmates.

OssINrNo, N. Y, April 23.-The $50 con-
victs In the Sing Sing knitting shop who
struck yesterday were kept locked ND In
their cells to-day. They will not be re-
leased until the authorities are certain
they will behave themselves.
With the exception OF a eroan from
some OF the diners there was no evidence
OF i'll feeling In the mess hall. The war
den said the potatoes In the stow were
not properly cooked yesterday and he
thought that some one dumped a paiiful in
at the last moment 70 cause trouble.
Warden Clancy thinks that the Are
which took place last night was caused
by spark from q passing locomotive. The
parole board. consisting Of Superintendent
John b. Riley Of Plattsburg Mccain Of
Albany and Townsend OF Utica granted
sixteen out Of eighteen applications.
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Interest Paid on Daily Balances.
MADISON SAFE DEPOSIT COMPANY
CHENUNG COUNTY GAS COMPANY.
Flrst Mortgage s,S Per Cent. Gold Bonds

To the Holders of the First Mortgage Sic
Per Cent. Gold Bonds of the Chemun0
County Gas Company. dated July LIST. 1903.
PLEASE TAKE NOTICE that pursuant 10
the provisions OF section OF Article One 81
the mortgage made by the cnemuns County
Gas Company to the Chemung Canal TruHt
Company as Trustee, dated July I. 1904.
securing the First Mortsase six Per Cent
Gold Bonds Of the Chemung County Gas
Company Elmra water, Light and Raj.
road COMPANY, successor OF the chemung
County Gas Company fhy vlrtu. OF the
m.rger OF sSld Ch-muns County Gas Com.
pany lnIo ElmIrl Water. Light and Railroad
Company, asks offerings CT said First Mort.
sage SIX Fer Gent Gold Bonds to the Che
inung CANA Trust Company, Trustee under
ssid mortgage, at the once OF said Trustee
IN the city of E,mre, New York. on or be-
fore the nrst day NJ Tune, leia at prices te
be named by YOU and not exceeding the
principal sum thereof With tlve per cent.
premium added and interest accrued.
Dated Elmira, New York. April 23rd, iiS
ELMiRA WATER LiGhr AND RAIL
fAs successor Of Chemune County Gas Cs.)
~ RAY TOMPKISS, President.
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NOTICE TO HOLDERS OF
California Northwestern Railway Company

1Enats steinhsrt, Trustee under the mort
gage or Deed OF TruSt OF the California
March i7th. 1898, in accordance with the
terms and provisions OF articles OF said Deed
OF Trust, hereby invit.g proposals tor the
rsle 10 him on May list 1914. at HE once
suffer and sansome Streets, IN the CITY
OF San Francisco. o. bonds secured by said
Deed Of Trust at rate not exceeding par
and ten per centum premium. 10 such
coed IS ole5s
By iGNArZ sTEISlARr Trustee
ANY ownership certificates which may Re
necessary under Income Tax Treasury regu-
lat'ons should sccompa1y current coupons
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Sugar-It was estimated that from
10000 to 100000 bags of raw sugar
we're taken by refners Yesterday at S.0lc,
or the same price at which business was
done the preceding day. The American
company took the largest proportion OF
the sugar. There was no change In re-
fined prices. all refiners adher!ng to the
3ssc quotation, less the usual 2 per cent.
discount. The Fed raj company granted
an additional discount OF 1 per cent.
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Spot cotton at New York was 10 points
higher NJ 1928. Southern spot markets
were unchanged TO l-is higher with Ne"
Orleans LIS, Galveston - lis, savan-
nah 1871. Houston isIs, Augusta iS'a
and Memphis 1914.
Tho New Orleans market was steady
after the closing here. Prices there were
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-04-24
ELECTIONS AND MEETINGS..
The CRANKY Consolidated Mining, Smelling
and Power CnmnanN Limited

Netics Ia hereby given that an extraer-
binary general meeting of the Company viii
be held a. It's branch once No. 80 Broad
way, New York CRY, on Wednesiay. May
Ia 1914. at II O'Clock IN n. forenoon, for
the purpose of Authoriaine the Directors
from time to time al Their discretion -
raise. borrow and secure n. repayment Of
moneys Tor he purpose OF the Company st
such times. IN such Amoun,s In such man
ner and upon such terms and conditions la
al respects they may determine. pre-
vid.d That the to'ai smount owing by the
Company In respect 9; moneys raised or
borrowed otherwise than ~ Issue Of he
shares or First Mortgage sis Per Cen, Gold
Bonds, shall not at any tims exceed the
sum OF - 600. 900
The register OF transfer. will elose .. .
~ May /, and reopen At 10 A ~ Nay
r. order OF tn. Hoar1 % Director.
NOETHRUp FOWLER secretary
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-04-24
THE CHICAGO MARKET.

CHICAGO. April 2S.--Pressure was re-
newed In Sears Roebuck to-day, tho lower
level bringing out fresh liquidation. Union
Carbide showed better tendency, Chi
cago Railway 2s was active and lower,
Bond department dull The summary
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-04-24

Provisions closed steady.
Cash prices were: Pork--Mess. S22.75
TS?3?5; family. 9?t6o9 $3.50. Beef
Packet Sis43ls; family. Sl90320.
Lard-Prims Western. S10.bb; refined
Continent, 5000; South American,
s1i.7o
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Cash prices were: wheat--No. I North
ern at Minneapolis. e2%c.; No 1 Northern
red {. o. b.. s1.OsA, No 2 hard n,
TO arrive. I.03: No Manitoba T. o. b.
sl.oli. Corn-Export t. arrive, 7sHc.;
NO. 3 yellow. prompt shipment 74c. No
yellow c l. T.. 7skc Oats-No. .
white, +tqHhc; No. } white 430lshc.;
standard. +yls d&%h Barley--Malting
g: l. Buffalo, 601s5c Rye-No 2
western. Sshc Flour-Sprins patents
steo1SS.l5; spring clears, Sss0hst
Kansas straights to arrive. Al0aSlS5
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The Liverpool market was steauy' in..e
Vas . good business In spot cotton win
mdd!ine 8 points higher at 1850 sales
$4,000 bales. Receipts, 1900 bales m
elud!ng I, 900 American.
Pricss al Ilvernool were.
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DI,IDf>Ds AND INTEREST.
NV YORK rtikrUo>E CONPASS.
FIRST aud General Mortgage told
sinking fund ROnds

Coupons f-or, these honda PAYABLE bv their
terms on MAY T. i0li :, the ofic- or agency
% the Company IN New work BOSTON. wi!
he pai1 I'm New York =, the ofHcs Of tho
treasure, Room 49,, - Cortlartt street
WALTER SROWN, Treasurer,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-04-24

II A. NJ bids 70 Liverpool were: May
1915, July, 1885, October HIS Inc
market there is due TO open to-day 10
points lower
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-04-24
Cour, OF Appeals Calendar.

ALBASy, Arm % TN. Cour 90 An
ana ssv,
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Referees Amounted,

Supreme Court--By Iusre. psvl.--Baeb-
rach " FufNan David Higseh
~ Justice LcN 0aN- boo.rv saw Bank
- Wrench William Quinn. KIRK vs
y ksAl Estate sscgr. CO Myron suls-
E Justice s'ur-- rich.ror 20. u,.o MsyS
Friend
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Pere Marquette Railroad Company
Four Per Cent. Fifty.vear Gold Bonds Issued
Under Consolidated Mortgage
Dated January z, 1901.


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>yIIIAN -rRACTios. lIGHr
aud POMkk COMpANN IIMIIED

NOTICE u HEREBY GIVEN that IN.
Poard II DIRECTORS o. Tho Company has De.
c'ared quarterly disliepd 81 ! = rer cent
on IN. issued Ordinary Capital STOCK OF the
Cnmpanv, payable .oih Nay, 1910 20 all
share holders 81 record on The registers a.
the close Of business on 3oth ApriL lel..
Dated a. Toronto CHrsd- ihth April 1914
! N SMITH ~ r.tAr,
The Nome daily nugget., 1914-03-23
PLEAsE READ THIS CAREFULLY. A LIST OF OUR SPECIAL OFFERS.

Suits pressed. S1. Now is the time tc have your suits pressed in the lates styles. Never so cheap before. Please tring us your cleaning, pressing and repairing. We do alteration and here Is your big saving. Tailor made suit for less than you can buy ready made. all wool material. Fit and work manship guaranteed. Get suit that is made for you and you will feel better while wearing it. Over two hundred of tl,is seasons latest styles and pat terms to select from. Also thirty two overcoat patterns, fancy vests and raincoats. Come and see us whether you buy or not.
 NOME TAILORING COMPANY, Between segsrstorm and HaSsn's and
 Zehner's.
The Nome daily nugget., 1914-03-23
STAMPEDE WAS SUCCESSFUL
 ASSURES GOOD PURSE

While our friends on the outside were feeling sorry that they could not raise enough enthusiasm over the classic All-Alaska Sweepstakes to helI uJ much in the very necessary matter O. purse Nome with her usual spirit and pluck went after what she wanted herself and, as In all cases where there Is pun together for any civic oh, 3tct, success attended the efforts of those who promoted the great Stnm- pede.
 It was a great stampede and great queen contest. as proved by tn rous- ing time in Eagle Hall Saturday night and the result of the queen contest which showed n total of one hundred and seventy-nine thousand. nine hundred and forty votes cast That is record vote that the town may we'll be proud of and the closeness of tho finish with the ever present elc- ment of doubt as to the result kept the interest and excitement at fever heat.
 When the voting ended at l o'clock the contestants stood as follows:
 Miss Barbara Meister, who was elected queen. rec ived 7S,475 votes; Miss Carrie Stipek received 67,S95 votes and Miss Inez Miller received 33,575 votes.
 Nearly double the number of votes were cast this year than last which certainly proves that Nome can 20 right through with any proposition when 1t starts something.
 There was also some money taken
The Nome daily nugget., 1914-03-23
THE LAW ASSIGNMENT CALEN.
 DAR

In the law assignment calendar the cases are Set for ial as follows:
 A. J. Daly vs. Camplon Mining and Dredging Co. Passed
 w. A. Gilmore eta al. vs. Eda Squires, Soderberg ct al Over to opening of navigation.
 A. c. Blake vs. j. D. Leedy, same
 Hugh McMonagle vs. Star Revelas ct al. Set for trial April 16
 N. J. Valine vs. John Nelson. Over [" opening 6f> navigation.
 D. w. Johnstof>ys. the Calvin Wat e Co. Passed.
 Dahl Creek Mining and Trading Co. vs. Matt Anderson ct al Set for open ing of navigation.
 Hans S. Hansen vs. l. P. Turkey Tile. Off the calendar.
 H. Greenberg vs. Alaska Telephone and Telegraph Co. Opening of navi- gntion.
The Nome daily nugget., 1914-03-23

in by the several booths which will the sweepstakes money will be well worthy of as good race as has ever been pulled off.
 In addition to the excitement pro- vlded by the queen contest at tho
 rampcde there were several speechs of interest and the Glue Pot prizes were presented to the winners in the ladies dog race.
 The presentation of prizes was made by Tom Gaffncy and if he has not visited famous spot in Ireland and performed certain act which insurcs the gentle art of happy compliment ten never an Irishmcn has.
 Pap o'Conncll. the big Moose intro duccd the Hon. Frank Aldrch at the beginning of the evening, who spoke of the coming of the railroad and what it meant to the territory. Being .t sourdough and not used to railroads Aldrich was nearly run over by the first through express train from the states to Nome which tore across the stage durng the course of his address
 The narruwncss of the escape some what jared the man who is used 70 nothing more strenuous than the dog team express but he kept his nerve admirably and continued his remarks without a flutter of nervousness. As personal representative of James Wickersham, Aldrich extended well come to all
 Alpine Rhenhart then sang two songs accompanying himself on, the