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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1915-03-30
Ell CRIMEN DE LA MARINA.

- AAVoPAC1A u1lullCIpdl ldlIoCiN
aver, a las tres de la tarde, el trabaja-
dor Ramon Noya, empleado, como fo.
gonero, que fue en- Ell vapor Carolina =
Nuestros lectores saben va por la in
formacion que en- su oportunidad sunni
nistramos que Noya fue agredido por
un marlno, que Sc supone sea del AL
gonquin" perdiendo ell conocimiento al
caer sobre los adoquines, sin que desde
Ell momento del suceso volviese a reco-
brarlo mas
El fiscal auxiliar seflor Massari diio
aver un Redacter del BOLETIN que
el esta hacienda la debida investigation
para averiguar quien ha sido ell autor
de este cr1men, pero que hasta ahora Sc
le hab1a dificultado ell trabajo debido 4
que los que mas luz pueden dar para ell
esclarecimiento de La verdad son varios
marinos del Carolina que juntos con
otros del Algonquin y con Noya an
daban la noche de autos, y ell Carolina
sali6 para la isla hace d1as.
A esta information que nos di0 aver
ell fiscal auxiliar podemos agregar hoy
que el Carolina" lego anoche y los
marineros del mismo Jose Baliflo, An
gel Blanco y Diego Fernandez han es-.
tado en- ell Quartet General de Polic1a y
en- la fscal1a, declarando 10 que saben EN-
relacion con Ell hecho investigate.
Parece que hay un marino llamado
Francisco Gel apellido no 10 hemos po-
dido obtener) que esta dispuesto iden-
tifcar quien fue ell agresor de Noya.
La investigation contin1a, y es casi
seguro que esta tarde Sc practicara al
gun arresto.
El muerto era natural de Coruha, de
treinta y tres afios de edad. Deja en-
aquella ciudad a su esposa y dos hijos.
Por orden del fiscal, el doctor del
Toro hizo aver la autopsia de Noya
UN ESCALAMIENTO.
En- Guanica fue escalado ell estable-
cimiento de Mr.. John Royallminus, sito
en- ell barrio Ensenada, levandose los
malhechores una GAIA Registradora y
$500 en- efectivo La policfa hizo una
minuciosa investigation del case y logr6
efectuar ell arresto de los autores del es,
calamiento, que son Manuel Rodriguez,
Jr. y Angel Castillo, ocupandoles $12.79
Ambos fueron puestos a disposition del
Juez acusados de un delito de escala-
miento en- primer grado.
EN- SAN JUAN.
Desde aver Sc encuentra en- esta ca
pital ell licenciado don Luis Yordan Da-
villa, de Ponce.
POR CONSPIRACION.
El Tribunal Supreme ha confrmada
aver la sentencia de la Corte de Distri
to de Guayama, condenando al Licen~
ciado Luis Abella Blanco, a un ano de
prisi6n mayor y mil dollars de multa
Contra esta sentencia presentara re
curse de apelaci6n Ell Licenciado Abe
LA.
NINO ESTROPEADO
En- la parada 20, ell autom6vil n1me-
70 213, guiado por SUI dueno don Jose
Oller, hijo, de Bayam6n, arrollo al nj
no Alexandra Borge, de once amos de
edad, ocasionandole un golpe en- Ell era
neo y una confusion en- la mano dere-
cha.
81 nifo fue asistido en- la sala de So
corros
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1915-03-30
INTERINAiMENTE.

Esta mafiana salio para Corozal, don
de ha sido destinado para prestar ser
yicio interinamente, el guardia Carmelo
Correa.
The Washington herald., 1915-10-12
New York .
New Orleans.
CHICAGO GRAIN MARKET.

Chic=go. Oct. II The falling of in the spring
wheat movement to figures only about one-third
Of those week ago the principal bull help
in this market today when net gains Of 3a3i.
we-e gained. Another strengthening factor was
the action cf tie Liverpool market. advancing
iaa2d. following weak close here on Saturday.
The situation is growing quite acute for the i'm
porting countries. They are nov shut off from
the wheat previously bought from Bulgaria and
Roumanis and they must now come to North
Amerca for supplies. 1t is believed that Italy 5
wheat crop has been largely estimated and
that her imports will be larger than last year.
A message NUm San Francisco said that Pacific
Coast farmers storing their wheat.
The cash wheat situation Chicago quite
strong under good demand but sales we're light
at IS 900 bushels all to millers while the seabosrd
reported $4,000 bushels Manitoba for export
There little likelihood Of the Dardanees BE-
ine forced. and under conditions now existing
abroad. importers will take more wheat from this
country. AdviceS from Duluth claimed that con
siderable wheat damaged there BY recent rains
and that the receipts that point are not 90
large for several previous weeks Ii srite
c: the comparatively small export sales reported
july l. the seabo4Td clearances continue
large scale.
There were advances Of Ialc in the price of corn
with the strength in wheat and the forecast Of
with many reports Of damage BY the recent freeze
tn, leading bullish factors 1t was noticeable.
however. that the damage reports were not &C.
CONF aned By buying orders in any volume, tho
demand today coming mainly from local protes-
sionals.
Oats advanced %a,c and ruled strong. Cash
sales 70 900 bushels
Provisions advanced o To &c with ro-k show
ing the most strength. Advances Of losI5c in the
rice Of hogs at the Yards. the strength in grain.
cash sales Of product. gave the market a fair
advance
The Washington herald., 1915-10-12
NEW YORK MONEY.

>"'r iprk. ".t. a.. Gail money opened at Il. per
cert. high 7r cent bow. i. per cent last. per
can't. ruling rat L. I'r cent; renewals. Ia per
cent.
T',c week ol crcd with large volume Of activlty
in the in!r-'rii' Department Of the collateral loan
md'i"r. ind notwithstanding the increased ACTIVITY
the stock lAcllange til, railroad issues there
vas stl. Il rolnl Irati,cly small demand for loans
tliS class Of stOlks.
Rates w,Ir fnner hovUer being unchanged to y.
of lrr cent above quotations the rlO.se of last
vstk. TN miy,d loans rates follows: -
fer "Cmt tor si>ty days. yer cent for ninety davs
Icr cont 10 81 LCr for -four months and 81.
Ter cent for 1--WE and six months AL industrial
r"au> wvrr NAL. ct = 'f ! per cent above these
rates.
TIE commercial Ialcr m1rket arrears to he re-
fUCting The irIrutsa in the time mLIiey market and
also some recognition r. bns taken Of the optimistic
accounts Of tie improving business situation In
g iiselucE'e. ats Oh him" raper at the opening
Il the week showed an advance Of about 4 Of PER
cent. with the bvst OF 90 TO 81 day maturity
ra1'ing AZ per Een to =. pr cent and choice six
months notes a, 3s per cent TO ga per cent There
ws. however. no ncIt of activity offerings being
OF an c1crclinGy small s'ale. as for time past
The Washington herald., 1915-10-12
COTTON MARKETS.

New York. Oct. ll-There was Il material recov-
cry in the cctton market today, brought about By
uuying 10 replace lines sold out toward the end OF
last week. but realizing caused q reaction In the
afternoon, with the list losing about half Of the
recovery. In the last half hour. however. the mar
ket again swung upward on renewed purchasing due
to large exports. closing net advance of p to 20
points.
good many purchasing orders were received
from the South andJ there also was active support
from brokers supposed to be operating for uptown
Interests.
The spot article here advanced % points to l.. 80.
There sales. A dispatch from Augusta said
that spinners trying 10 buy there. with prac-
tlcally nothing for sale. except at much higher
levels spot at Liverpool in moderate demand
at decline Ct Ii points. on the basis Of 7.otd for
middlins upward. Futures there closed steady at .
net loss of Hale Joints.
New York warehouse stocks are 80 i6 tales,
against 92 baes last year. Port receipts for the
day were about 1000 bales against s. AS bales last
week and -s.lll bales last year. Exports for the
day aggregated $500 bales against "a 32 bales
Year ago. Exports for the season to date amount
10 $500 bales compared with 81 3ss bales for the
corresponding reriod last season Arrivals of cotton
here "ere again heavy amounting to l3SD lales
Including s.Sl bales consigned
The Washington herald., 1915-10-12

,gsI 1s1" per bunch. lalk: cabbase new per hbl-
n,,r.S e,n,a!oupes. Per crate. 7ss2.oo; carrots pes
ee,eis. pr dsz. 1s5o; crate. 3ooaloo: corn. new.
~ aoE' Sb; cucumbers. per basket. l6al-5o
mohnss' crate. 7sal0o: eggplant, per crate, 5Gz75
a; nIe per bel. +a75: lettuce per basket. 75al 90
~. pr saex. I75a2.oo, okra. per Gate. 7sal0
p.s. WOW fGrk per basket l25al 50: peppers. crate
~ new potatoes. PET sack, L75s225; yams. l.oos
box. 0al So '-'
nis-Apples. Der bb loOa3.5o: pesrs. per box.
Hapes. per bas.. Delaware. l2aH: do.
concord i2.li: do. Niagara loaI,: grapefruit per
on: "a:: ; aWaa@; Oranges California. per box. 4ooa
S: 9! peaches per crate 75al50: plums Per basket.
isS2; pineappes. per crate, l2a23
A. LIVE .s, ,sToCk.Veal calves. prime. lb., llall'a
1o.. medium per h.. ssst; do. hav5. sas3s; spring
lambs: per Ib. saEs
HAY. STRAW. AND CoRN-H,y. best timothy.
usS. pa Ion. E.0; mixed. per ton. l20oal4o
sa stas". Fer ton Ioooal2oo: wheat straw PER ton.
o'U. . cgfn. per bbl. As: do. new. per bbl. 500
s1Eos-Clo1er. red per h.. Issoo: do. slsike.
20 ~. .saE; do. timothy. per bus. 3.l5s3.so;
rea ,op. per b.. n,sale: orchard grass, per bus.
i.Sa olue grass per bus. LoslD; rye. per
bus. Llo; wheat. per bus. LIS.
The Washington herald., 1915-10-12
1T PAYS. TO READ AND USE
HERALD CLASSIFIED ADS
PROPOSALS

OFFICE Of The COMMISSIONERS DISTRICT
OF Iohinsn. October :. 1915. Sealed proposal.
VIII ee received At the oce Of the Secretary Of the
board Of Comsnissoasrs. Room jss. District Build
ing. until O'Clock D. m NOVEMBER rols for tb.
CONSTRUCTION ui IN engine house No. y to be Iocst
ca on lots R and Il. square 36s Connecticut ave
nle. between Ordvsy and Porter streets rorthwesf.
Blank forms Of proposal, Specifications aud al
necessary information may be obtained from the
'hiet Clerk. Engineer Department, Room e. Dis
trlct Building. Washington. D. {. \ deposit Of s.
will be rea''iEed from hsdders to guarantee the r.
turn of the iIsus and Specifications OLIVER r.
NEWMAN, LOUIS BRowNLOw, c. W. KUIz.
COMMISSIONS. d. c.
OFFICE OF TIE COMMISSIONERS, o. Z
October :. 1915. Sealed proposals. will Be- received
az this Office. Room Sa. District Building. until
: clock p. m. On OCTOBER g. 1918 for the
construction Of sewers Ill the District Of Coiunhis
lnvolSms the construction of approximately IL oT
linear feet of pipe sever. II inches to 10 inches
diameter. Forms Of proposals. sIe1dcations ana
Necessary information may le obtained from the
Chief ClerS. Engineer DEPARTMENT Room q. D..
trict Building. Washington. d. @. OLIVER r.
NEWMAN. LOUIS BROWNLOw. CHARLES ".
kCTZ. Commissioners. .. c.
SEALED PROPOSALS FOR THE FOLLOWING
fuel for tie United States Senate for the nscsI
year ending June %. I9l6. will be received At the
otfice Of me S.rscant-at-arms Of the Cnited State
Senate until u O'Clock noon On the prH DAY OF
OCTOBER. 1915 and at that hour opened IN tbs
presen"e Of those bidders who elect 70 b pesert.
VIZ: % tons. 'rnre os les. best extra hard whtts
ash anthracite Ccal egg size: 70 tons. more or less
game coal s-Ie "osl: - tons. mere O less sarne
coal. chestnut SIG I0oo bushels more or less best
hardw"cd charcoal ~ cords more or less hsst
1ick9r' wood. ls-irch lengths Apply at tbs ofic-
"f the Sergslr'-sr-arma Of The senate for further
information. CHARLES F. HIGGINS. Sergeant.
t-lrr:s. Jrrtad STATES senate
SEALED PROPOSALS WILL BE OPENED Al
TIE Eur,au II Standards room 10 South
Eld=.'. Washington. q. {. at O'Clock .. n.
OCTOBER ls. 1915. for the construction Of con
crete roads Drawings and specifications upon sp
picstIcn !" the Superintendent. Mechanical Plant
The Washington herald., 1915-10-12
NEW YORK PRODUCE.

New YORK. l.-MGLLFEED-PTices strongly
held especially on bran. String tran. in l6I pound
sacks, :. SaSCo. 10 arrive: standard middIins
To- arrive :3.7Sa2i.Co: red dog. arrive 0c0a
n 50; wiuter wheat in 100 pound sacks to ar
rive. p 60: cty bran. in bulk. S.S: oil meal,
"a Sac 70 ton.
HAY Receipts. a. tons: strong. fair demand
Tor choice. Low grades slow. Quote: New
CROP nrimc timothy is: No / timothy, I.25s
i2H: NJ >. lI5a, 70: No. ? eae5 cents.
STRAW Receipts 10 toms: dull. supplies are
ample. No. rye. 7oaT5 cents.
PORK-Firm: demand IL moderate. Mess lsojs
6 %: family D.uoa22c6; clear. lso0so0.9
REEF-Steady: moderate dealings. Packet Il 50a
Is %; family. ls.5als.Jo: extra India mess 3 Wa
gcOJ: mess. Il 5oslsoo
LARD-Frm; business is moderate. Prime
Western go: refined continent lo5; South Amer
lean. 40: refined Brazilian. in kegs / n: beef
stesrinc. gs cents; lard stearine dull at 10 cents
The Washington herald., 1915-10-12
EXCHANGE CLOSED TODAY,
Local stock Market Formally VIII
Observe Columbus Day.

Fractional declines IN the price levels
Of public utilities securities took pla ce
at yesterdays session of the Washington
Stock Enc change. No Capital Traction.
Washington Railway and Electric COM
mon or Washington Gas stocks were
sold. but bids on all dropped from three
eighths to halt point.
Forty shares of American Security and
Trust Company were transferred at 267.
The bid for quotation lots jumped up
four points to 30. Ten shares Of Com
mercal National Bank changed hands t
l9l and Scveateen shares were sold 1t
l9..
Ten shares Of Washington Railway and
Electric preferred were transferred at
80 l-2. and ten shares of Lanston Mono
type We're transferred at the same price.
A $1,000 Washington Gas per cent bond
was sold at lG5 rs
The exchange will not meet today on
account OF its being Columbus Day.
The Washington herald., 1915-10-12
SHARP ADVANCE
in WAR STOCKS
Baldwin and Westinghouse
Lead Issues Which Ad-
vance in Prices.
STEEL AT HIGH POINT
STEEL AT HIGH POINT
Copper Shares in Good Demand and
Motor Shares Have Excellent
Day-Business Active.

New York, Oct. n.-Speculation re-
turned to the war stocks today under
leadership "f Baldwin Locomotive and
scored sharp advances. TIE railroad
shares were strong early in the day. but
during the afternoon were reactionary.
due 10 the heavy supply Of shares from
Europe. The establishment Of d new high
1rice of s. for Steel common. which is
the highest recorded since 1910, wher it
sod at II. served to indicate continual
ton of the upward movement. The
urgent demand Tor Steel resulted from
the increase OF about 4a9.ca0 tons in The
untitled tonnage Of the corporation 1t the
md Of September.
Execution of the accumulation OF or
ders over Sunday 10y the commission
houses resulted in strong opening gains
hanging from a fraction TO full point.
These advances We're enlarged during ttr
first hour. when iota! Cf about fE.N"
shares changed hands business on the
floor being so active ttat the bond sales
We're hot recorded ;,n the taie. Toward
noon Europe began To supply the rail-
reads. which rec,-,Iei tII2ti0nally. but the
selling from this source continued
throughout the session.
While the railroads were Under pres
sure, my ing Of the war brides" became
aggressive with Baldwin Locomotive at
the head. with All advance Of eleven
iru:its. Nesting house Electric vas ais" a
:avCritc. ADVANCING nearly five points.
copper shares were in good demand at
ighcr IrIC, $ a We're the motor stocks.
The inquiry for the war stocks seemed to
@row a= Ihr market progressed so that
rails showed net fractional losses for tn"
S.<SI,u
The Washington herald., 1915-10-12

The construction of the Panama Pa =
citic Exposition required 1900 feet of
sewer pipe, so tons OF hi2h-pressure
water mains, 40 tons of low pressure
water mains. $4,000 cubic yards of mac
adam, $4,000 square yards of asphaltic
pavements, 5000 cubic yards OF concrete,
S miles of electric duct. 70.C0O feet of
gh-pressure gas mains. a3 miles of cleo
trio cables and overhead power lines. 400
miles Of telephone wire, 600 tons OF
bolts. rods and plates. $500 tons of struc-
tural steel. and 10000 feet of timber pill
ing.
The Washington herald., 1915-10-12
PERSIA FAMINE-RDDEN.
Conditions Of Population wora.
Thnp Those of Armenians.

New York. Oct. Il.-Conditions IN
Western Persia rival those in devastated
Armenia. according to report made
public today by the Persian war relief
fund.
In one mountain district alone So OoO
persons are dying of starvation. All the
Chris tians in the Elkosh district have
been massaCred by Kurds and Turks. In
another region near Lake Urimiah. in u
Serbian province. it is estimated that
1900 have died from disease. hunger and
exposure and another 1000 by violence.
The Persian war relief fund committee
has already collected and distri ilu;ed
sSs. .09G. but. it declares. conditions are
growing worse instead of better Much
of the data as to the situation has been
collected from missionaries who recently
arrived in this country
The Washington herald., 1915-10-12
WASHINGTON PRODUCE,

Q:otstions given below are for large lots of sod
7arGetabe coed. onli. Jobbers' rIices are hiSher
Lrwer grades be sold for less Fancy goods
command higher urices
Pr duce maEket-lnd!catonS good for live stock to-
rIurIuw. Calves trn.r Yesterday. Lambs finn.
Hens ak. kick eas,.
Fruits and vegetable -Rccci. IS strong on lettuce
ar, - ple~. Quntatir, steady.
E';Gs-Fresli. Ier doz-. sap: Southern g5aS
BUTTEK-Bes. p:ints. new. rer h. 81; tub p..
10. .: process. Ter ID. .; under grade. cresmer.
per h.. 2ja2s. orepacked. Per ID, lsap
LARD-Tub. pure. per ID. lla.al2; do. COM
pound. Per h.. 81. Cottonseed OIL per can SIS
CHEESE-New York. new. Ter lb.. Is: fat, per
b.. ls; swiss domestic. per ID. "a do. foreign
PER 'b =.
LIVE P0ULTRY-Hens per ID, Is: ruosters,
pr lb.. tall; sTnns ducks. Ier b. Halls: spring
chicken. per lb leaI7.
GREEN GOoDS-Beans. per basket Goal 90
CO.. per bbl l.ooa2-J0; lima beans, per qt, Isa3
The Washington herald., 1915-10-12
street Common Is Leader.

Brokers who make close study of fu-
man nature in connection with the stock
market eXTect All urgent 'lanand for such
stocks Reaching. Westinghouse. Penn
sylvania and other issues known half
stocks, that Is. with par value OF so
pcr share.
Followers of the stock market al
WAYS look upon Steel common the
leader. no matter what particular is
aue they ma be Interested in. for II
il. generally believed that the general
market cannot continue upward un-
less steel common displays signs of
the upward trend. Tape readers were
naturally highly sratitied when this
issue had d wide opening on trades
Of 10000 shares from So L. to So. the
highest point touched in nve years.
From this level stock was supplied
and Steel gradually eased off to 50 Ia.
but after absorbing all offerings II ad-
vanrcd to s. 1-H Al rhIS point there
was much curiosity to whether the
forenooG top would again b" touched.
hut each time a. the goal seemed
u bout to he REACHED some stock would
he supplied and il would drop back to
81 5-S The supreme effort. however.
seemed to have been made in the last
few minutes Of trading when after
The Washington herald., 1915-10-12
Fire Damages Anchor Line Ship,

London. Oct. ia Reuter- dispatch from
Genoa reports that fire. which broke out
Oh the Anchor I'm" steamship Cdlabria
was extinguished oniv after considerable
damage was DONE and that the date OF
tic liners sailing for New York had
to be postponed.
The Washington herald., 1915-10-12
COMMERCE AND FINANCE

/ selling up to S27- and receding to
S2 s-S it returned to 81 IS and then
| touched SO on the purchase of one
block of $500 shares. The sighs
emitted by the traders surrounding
the tickers were audible. The close
was at the best figure
The Washington herald., 1915-10-12
Eta Reed Payton Dies.

Springfield. Mass. Oct. ll.-Mrs. Eta
Reed Psyton. wife OF Corse Payton, and
former well.known actress, died In the
Hampton Hospital today s...
The Washington herald., 1915-10-12
WASHINGTON STOCK EXCHANGE
Furnished by w. b. Hibbs 4 Go.

SALES
Washington Railway pfd at sps S at SOL.
Lans'ou Nonotype, 10 at s0is
commercial National Bank, 10 ut le4, at Is,. 10
at 49,
American Security & Trust Company. at IS, :
AT 37. 20 at o.,
After call:
washington Gas Light, $1,000 At lo57,.
The Washington herald., 1915-10-12
MAIN 113,
TABLE BOARD.

10 o ST NW.-GOOD. SUBSTANTIAL TABLE
board. 80 yer week; without lunch. S; $50
breakfast
LINCOLN CAFE. i;e Ss.. .'Ti. Tiaesis 81 as,.L az
Regular dinners. DC and 9c. Vegetable dinner.
&c Dinner hsurs, to 7ao p IA lunch. 70
carte ,ervice a. N, to I 50 p. o Rooms At sun.
- Business Mems LureA-
The Washington herald., 1915-10-12
HELP WANTED--MALE.

WANTED = BOYS TO CARRY HERAL ID
routes Apply at 7th and L. Cap. s's.. between
and & a. m.
WANTED-AT ONCE, WALL SCRAPER AND
paperhanser. :gl s.. ne.
SCEJCEIPTI0N SOLiJ ITORS = cLEAN-CUT.
agg-essirc. uidc-awsAe yodnG men, wio believe
in themselves are offered liberal commission
proposition. No Rough Ne.k~'' wanted. Address
BON g. Herald office
The Washington herald., 1915-10-12
MONEY TO LOAN.

MONEY TO LOAN ON REAL ESTATE
h Gu- all and largo sums All Gansac.
tons c,'ndlctei with economical consid-
Grafton for borrowers VII H SAUN-
DERS q CO.. Southern Bldg. s07 18th st.
MONEY TO LOAN on approved city real
estate at lowest current rates: specia!
privileges with respect to prior payments
Tyler . Rutherford. Inc. 10 18th 1t
The Washington herald., 1915-10-12
GOVERNMENT BONDS.

Furnished by W. Il. HibbS & Co.
The Washington herald., 1915-10-12
CLAIRVOYANTS.
PROF D. B. BRUCE,

TsImlst and CIaIrvoyant
H - sckuowIe lodged BY the European and Aneri.
pres 10 Be the greatest wonder Of the Science
OF Mysteries He Is infaible IN his line of business
The world has his equal. Can be crr-
suited on Ill tfars. I253A Walter Place : Z
Hours. . i. N to 10 I. m: Sundays from :: to
receive auy attention. Gut this adv out; II will
not APP rsr GlIh. Take Lincoln PARK car ard GET
OF al Thirteenth :. :. Office between and c IS.
The Washington herald., 1915-10-12

Total sales l.--5.i0 shares against go 81 satur-
'ls,. 1850 week ago This day year aga
H." exchsnEr ,losed From JANUARY l to
d." l27.i'7.ri1. against $500 a year sgg.
The Washington herald., 1915-10-12
FOR SALE-REAL ESTATE

WHAT Is YOUR BEST OFFER FOR LOIS :
ard s. square 4s9. Villa Park near TO Mckiulc
Circle and Rhode Island ave. each 2JxlliE. con
tanning T,.l.5 81. #. Worth 81 so. Address P. O
BON 35 Three Rivers Mass
The Washington herald., 1915-10-12
DOGS. BIRDS. POULTRY.

Just RECEIvED-SINGING CANaRIES. PAR
rots DOGS Jat.. Rabbits. Guinea Pigs, Goldfish.
AGuarIrns AID remedies for all kinds OF pets send
for catalogue TaNidermy in all its branches.
sCHMIDs PET EMPORIUM
.l2 Twelfth street northwest.
The Washington herald., 1915-10-12
HELP WANTED--FEMALE
HELP WANTED-MALE G. FEMALE

WANTED-fbR GOWN AND MllLlN ERf DE-
paEtment thoroughly experienced saleswUnIen.
ERLEBACHER'S 1910 st. nv.
The Blackfoot optimist. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1907-1918, 1915-12-23

Butter wrappers printed neatly and
promptly.
The Blackfoot optimist. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1907-1918, 1915-12-23

ORDER TO SHOW CAUSE WHY OR
DER OF SALE OF REAL ESTATE
SHOULD NOT BE MADE.
The Blackfoot optimist. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1907-1918, 1915-12-23

the court from the verified petition Of
George A. Davis, administrator of the
estate of Elizabeth M. Davis, deceased.
on file herein, that it ie necessary, In
order to pay the debts, expenses, and
charges Of administration of the estate
of said deceased, to sell the whole of the
real estate Of said deceased,
1T IS ORDERED BY THE COURT.
That all persons interested in the es-
tate of said Elizabeth N. Davis, de-
ceased, appear before the Probate
Court of the County Of Bingham, State
of Idaho, at the court room thereof,
at the court house in the City of Black
foot, in said county and state, on We'd
nesday, the 10th day of January, 1916.
at ten o'clock in the forenoon IF said
day, then and there to show cause, if
any they have, why an order as prayed
for in the petition should not be grant
ed to the said administrator to aell the
real estate of said deceased, at private
sale, for the purposes mentioned!i the
petition, which said petition states said
administrator judges to be for tie best
interests Of said estate and the parties
interested therein.
1T IS FURTHER ORDEREDt That
copy Of this order be published at
least once week for four successive
weeks in The Blackfoot Optin>ist, .
weekly newspaper printed and: pub
ished in said county.
Dated this 18th day of Decl mber,
1915.
(SEAL) E.. A. DO2UD
Judge of said Probate Court.
st. Dec. 6-Jan13.
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1t appearing to the satisfaction OF