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The Red Cloud chief., 1915-06-24

A movement is on foot for a fall cele.
bration Of some sort. The plan Is to
have something different, something
that will express tie individuality OF
Red Cloud and surrounding country.
Many of our folks have "a vague idea
that some thing onght to be done bnt
the exact plan has not yet crystalized
80 that it can be presented definitely.
The plan is meeting with general com.
meDdation and we may expect some
thing to turn up"
The Red Cloud chief., 1915-06-24
Novel Advertisement
By Burlington Route

The Burlington Routf las issued a
9oAM which will be pleasing to chill
,dren and grown.ups who have fallen
siatims to the craze for collec,ing ar,
poster.stamps, and has Issued q sheet
Of ten deliberately coloAd designed. re;
,prla4tifg scenery OF the Rocky mount.
aims, Glacier National Park, the Vel.
lowstone National Park and the two
California eXpositions, and also two of
the heroes OF the Great West, Col. w.
+. Cody Buffalo Bill, and General
Custer. These pictures are well exc.
cuted, and are perforated so that they
a be detached aud pasted in albums
or affixed to envelopes. They are be.
ing distributed from all Burlington
passenger and ticket offices.
Children in almost every community
Of the United States have taken up
the craze with a keenness and thor.
oughness hat is astonishing. In
many communities there are young
s'ers who have collections of from 500
to 1000 different stamps.
The Red Cloud chief., 1915-06-24

In about four weeks the summer
chautaulua will be in full swing and
IL Is time now to think about attend
ing. In another column will. be found
the line up for this year. Look IL
over carefully. We will not say that
this Is the greatest aggregation that
ever was assembled on any stage, but
we are confident that you will find
much in the coming attraction that
will please and delight you. A chau.
tauqua audience becomes more and
more difficult to please as the years 20
by and the management has its hands
full in finding the right talent for the
increasing demands. This year ought
10 be better than last as last years
vas better than those that went be.
1bre.
The Red Cloud chief., 1915-06-24

The State Fire Commissioner is again
warning the people Of the dangers con.
nected with the coming celebration
The Fourth Of July eaussstSshs dsAA'
4zX!!|ll.s s$s!sSsEzSss':s's,j';s a., R ssss.'
aud lives have bssnl oit,towins Is the
nse Of explosives on the national holi.
asy.> The great war in Europe. gugh.
20 cause us 10 change our AewS. d d
Independence Day. We ought to cele.
brate this day because we are at peace
and not to commemorate any wal.
These loud sounding crackers are not
only dangerous they spoil the whole
day for the most part and Ms the Fire
Commissioner recommends, their sale
Ahoold be prohibited by all cities aud
towns In the state. Loss of life, loss Of
property and loss Of the peace senti.
ment ought to bar all noise from our
aeoiebrating.
The Red Cloud chief., 1915-06-24
Weekly Weather Forecast

Weather forecast for the week be.
ginning Wednesday, June 90, rs issu. d
BY the U. $. Weather Bureau. Wash.
aDgton, ID. G, for the Upper Missis.
sippi Valley and Plains States:
Showers are probable about Sstur.
day, the Goth, and again on Sunday,
the eth. The temperature will be
CLOSE TO the seasonal average.
The Red Cloud chief., 1915-06-24
Gard Of Thanks

We desire to extend our heartfelt
thanks to all friends, members Of the
lodges and churches Tor their expires.
sion of sympathy and help during our
recent bereavement.
Mrs. Z. w. Ross
MRS. j. A. Rory
Miss MARIE Ross
The Red Cloud chief., 1915-06-24
Farms For City Property

Anyone wanting to exchange their
own property tor a farm this is your
Upportunity.-L. p. Albright.
The Red Cloud chief., 1915-06-24
Watch Your Children

Watco your Children .
Often children do not let parents know
they are constipated. They fear eome.
thing d~istasteful. They viii like Recall
Ordaiis-a mild laxative that taste0
Ike sugar.. Sold only BY ", 10 cents.
n. z. 0rIes DRUG Co.
The Red Cloud chief., 1915-06-24

3So.voo to loan ON real sSeats
security. L. p. ALBRIGHT.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-01-06
WHEAT NEWS Is BULLISH;
MlllERS BIG PURCHASERS
Eh"rmonS Decrease In European Visible
supply, Total Loss Last Week Being
S.36f 900 Bushels.
70 IN" Times- Dispatch.

CHICAGO. January According to the
wheat the peality Of that grain In Argen-
Una Is n"or instead OF good, was pre-
rain III that country. and a great deal ,i"T %;
Inc wheat Is SIN In The helds. either uncut
able that has been harvested and threshed
.n az; IS IN The open. The amount of wheat
great shrinkaGe bur the quality will Ice poor
m ,,,mro not turn out :" much Hour under
VIII mean "a great help to growers OF wheat
III me United states ana assist prices to a
much hishei level 1t Is said that the wheat
have been delivered 10y March i. will not be-
s sn ;Mcr ont 81 Arreniina for some time
make the shipments, and tonnage is not
formation, which seems to have been snre ~"
on. ne,"rt the speculative world at Liverpool
H cary t"1day Argentine wheat sold in the
nas Ehensh market near the close OF the
Tho d. AZ "a: aD@Ne me price paid early in
y special cable from there said there are
"n'S y, TWO h grades OF wheat left at liverpool
,r ~ we oiher descriptions We're exhaust ed
r.it mere was an enormous decrease In the
,nit ial Visible supply the past week the
now footing up ,Io3j,cD) bushels cnmpareJ
wrh A,a!:.oO bushels for the corresponding
There was considerable in the wheat news
tina, might be called %te e'is ui III hhe Tnser
AZ Chicago and Minncap polls as we'll as many
g cents for hour overnigh a"Xns srs of
ana around Chicago showed more or Icss
~. 49, wheat supplies, and
,hry purchased 1900 bushels m" purch asns
.'i", ON export account we're reported us
small At $3.50. The Scabonrd rcnnr, cJ
1850 bushels sold and Montreal 40 600
bushels, al OF which viii be shipped abroad
orr mad no change TO speak Of con
n'!etapIc strength was shown early hu,
Wien II was known that The country was -
I"hFy seller OF cash there were largely I'm.
,Hihsel offerings and consequently shnrp
piI" prehks Chicago stocks are IarR. a nd
Ii n,,aima and shippers here claim that
i't,i.ha ana ohio are undertaking US
t piShrishi and the market Experienced con
,,ttraa"ie trouble In reacting from the lower
PIiCes reached during the morning cn.h
sa:es we're 500, bushels. with 10 ,S bushels
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-01-06
FOR PURCHASE BY BANKS
OF MUNICIPAL WARRANTS
Federal Reserve Honrd Makes Pu,,I,c
tentative Regulations to Govern u
Trunsnctigns

WASH lNGTON. January 5-Thc
fedcra! Rcscrvc Board to-day made
public tentative regulations to govern
purchase of municipal warrants issued
ia anticipation of the collection of
,aAcs or receipts OF assured revenues
nc regulations are designed to permit
me reserve banks to make some use
OF the reserve funds now on deposit
with them by member banks
Defining acceptable warrants the
board says that obligations PAYABLE
from local benefits" and special as
scssincnis' taxes shall not be taken un-
less the municipality at large is dl-
rectiy or ultimately liable. Warrants
must he those of municipalities In
existence for ten years. and munich
pnlitics which for It tcn-year period
previous TO purchase had not dcfaulted
for more than fifteen days in the pay
incnt Of principal or interest OF any
funded debt Warrants of u municipal
itr with net funded indebtedness cx-
cecding 10 per cent OF the valuation OF
It's taxable property will not be taken.
No reserve bank shall invest in war
rants to exceed 10 per cent OF tho de-
posts OF It's member banks, except
with the reserve boards approval: and
other restrictions are placed upon tho
amounts to be invested. Special APP
prevail must be received to authorize
purchase OF warrants OF municipalities
OF 10000 population or less.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-01-06
CHARTERS ISSUED.

Colonial Piano Corporations Rich
mond Capital stock, $4,000 To 10000
II. Edgar French. president. New Castle
Ind: j. j.. Lee. secretary, Richmond
Purposes: dealing in pianos. organs. etc
Warren Light Infantry Association.
Inc. Front Royal Capital stock. $1,000
to $1,000. :. Rolfc Millar. president:
;. g. Waller. secretary, both OF Front
Royal Purposes: erect and maintain
quarters for Il military company.
The PabSt Drug Company. Inc. Roa
nokr. Capital stock. $1,000 To $4,000.
w. l.. Craft. president; G. j. Carothcrs,
secretary. both OF Roanoke. Purposes
drug business.
Gates Mercantile Co, Inc. Richmond
Capital stock. $1,000 to $4,000 W.
Henry Gates. president, Norfolk: a. NJ.
Gates, vice president. Richmond: r.. {;
Gates, treasurer, Rchmond. Oster
Gates. secretary, Norfolk. Mercantile
business
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COTTON MARKETS

NEW YORK. January The cotton mar
ket was nervous aud Irregular io-au. En
dictionary sentiment seemed genuine during
the earlier sossipu. and there was rather :,
sharp break in prices. nut the market r,iiia%
IN the later trading, making now high
ground tor IN" movement ANA closing steady
at n net advance OF To po!r,;s
The opening was steady at "A decline OF :.
points TO an advance OF points Iiycrnnoi
was shade under expectations. and no
market here soon weakened under rrunr.l
realizing and Southern selling Part of ~
latter was attributed to New orleans hnusas,
who were supposed TO br selling r.rn mi
buying In the southern market sti :, premium
OF about 20 points OF the local NAV con
tract This undoubtedly inspired some local
selling Tor reaction. while there, was hn,,,,,
selling by Wal street .nd Western long,
under which She market rradually wn,Lci
oil TO q net loss of some 20 lg nouns
Offerings became much lighter, ana t,,o,,
was {: renewal OF Investment iuiviU.. In ~
late trading which sent prices 10 T.. ,,rt,', .
higher, with many of the early sclcrr 1.v,.,1
Ing on the advance. which curuc very sua-
denly and at II time whou tncrc was ,n,irb
talk of "A further reaction closing No.,
were shade OF in Tie hest under reaii2j,,f.
IL Is reported tina; representatives OF Iiis-
sian spinners Ia the local market have I'M
chased fully $500 bales of spot cotton fn,
shipment within the next two In0ntf,s W.
spot cotton steady middIiur uplauds .,
Gulf. $50 Sales 40. ''''''' so
Cotton futures closed sf.aJy
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-01-06
SUPREME counr OF APPEALS.

Proceedings OF the Supreme Court of
Appeals of Virginia Yesterday:
Court convened for the January term
Cases argued and submitted:
District Road Board of Farquicr
County VS.. Spilman. Argued by John
5. Borbor and J. ~ g. Kent for an
pcllant. and by William Horgon for
appellee and submitted
Stcinbach VS.. Steinbach. ct ais. Dis
missed by agreement.
Young US. billiard. Partly argued
and continued till morrow
Next cases TO be called: Shield ct
ais. vs.. Adkins. It ais; Hawkins and
Buford vs.. Edwards: Baglcy VS.. Carlett :
Washington and Old Dominion Rail
way Company VS.. Curtis.
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prices werc Within n point or two Of the

prices were within point two of the
best
The buying toward tho close apparently
resulted from adviccs sent by many brokers
I" their customers to take advantage of
CcsSIons to put fresh long lines. The
demand that followed more than the
ring could meet
Many brokers said the market was over
bought and duo for material reaction. but
others contcndcd that the spot demand wa.
too good, and the outlook for large export
movement too favorable to allow OF any
thing. hut temporary and unimportant set
baCkS
Spot cotton steady. Sales the spot. zoo
to arrive. IS0t
Cotton futures closing: January. 7Ga
March. SIS; May So; July SEQ: October
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nUII.DING PERMITS.

Permits for new and repair work
were issued by Building Inspector But
Ter yesterday as follows:
DIR. William III. Dixon. to build two
story frame dwelling at the northeast
corner Of state and Gillian Streets. to
cost $1,000
Richmond and Rappahannock River
Railway Company, to build Il galva-
ni:cd steel garage at the southwest
corner of Thlrtieth and o Streets. to
cost S120.
Nlary.A. Robertson. to repair frame
church. $50 North Meadow street. TO
cost 500
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-01-06
CHANCERY TRANSFERS.
rive Deeds of BnrgnIn md Sal
IN COUNTING x1S SSn

Amounting to S1S.SS0.
e9-,lames Il. Hunt ct ais. to r.. H.
Pollard, 25XI5O feet north line Venab bic
street, 135 feet west of Twentv-seventh
street. December %. 1914, $500.
3o-John III. Guy CT ux TO s ID Boule-
ware. S0xl35 feet south line Willow.
Avenue, lot ., in block 5, in the plan
OF Providence Park. December Q, 1914.
32-Emilic eraser to Catherine w
Miller. 62N 30 feet east line Sixth street.
liA feet inches south Of Leigh street.
January !. 1915. tax SIS. $40.
I'll. w. McNciph ct al. trustees
to Lewis II. Blair, 81 fee, l0i. inches
east line Ninth Street, lie feet I inches
south of Leigh Street. December IL.
1914. $4,000. -
3"--John a. Funn 1T I'm to John IT.
l'raXton ct al. 10 feet 3 inches by 90
icet at The northwest corner of God :
din and ROanc Streets. December ~
l9l s, tax $l.2G So -
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-01-06
MARRIAGE LICENSES.

Marriage licenses were issued by tho
clerk Of the Hastings Court yesterday
as follows:
John l.. Frazier and Marie Myrtle
Turner.
John II. Taylor and Willie Ethel
Blackburn.
John Brace Griswold and Annie Mo-
gcnta Lapctina.
Luther +. Morrison and Mamie L.
Rlue
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-01-06

Real estate agents were much pleased
yesterday over the action OF the Com
mon Council in passing favorably on
the gas bill ordinance. which is de-
signed To relieve property owners from
liability on gas bills that are left UNI
paid by their tenants.
we are very much Eratified at the
favorable action taken by the Council"
SAID +. NJ; Boykin. secretary of the
Richmond Real Estate Exchange, yes
tcruay and trust that the Board of
Aldermen will also give it favorable
considerations"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-01-06
RICHMOND LIVE STOCK MARKET.
,Sales at Union Stock Yards)

Richmond Va. January :. 1915
Best steers. "a to 81: medium to good g..
to ~ common TO fair. az to 81. best heifers
Gig to "a: medium 10 good. ~, to az: com
mon To fair. -. to 5is: best COWS. ia to Il. :
medium to good, "a to 81; common to fair
~ TO ~; best oxen. to {: common TO fair
~ 10 "a; bulls. q. to 6: veals 5 to .rs
dicks. . 10 &; cows and calves. $50 to ss5: best
hogs. -. light, az to ~ and stays
~ 10 W.; best sheep. ~. Gi.: medium 10
good. i'2 to 5ir; common to fair. 81 to n.
nnlhS s = - -
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PLUMBING PERMITS.

The Plumbing Inspector issued a
permit yesterday to earle BoehlinE Co.
for Westminster Apartment House.
Morris Street.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-01-06
CHANCEnY DEEDS or TRUST.
Three Deeds of Trust, Amounting IN
a

air II. Wilson CORPORATION to
Richeson and Crutchticld trustees, COX
14O feet south line Broad Street, 100
feet east of Laurel Street. December
%, 1914. $500.
3d-John Harris ct Tx to r. q. Bland
trustee, 24M x5I feet at the north asst
corner Of 81: John and Fritz Street.
December S, 1911, $50
3h-Mary Moss ct vir to H. r. Pol
lard, :lr.. trustee. 22hXl3i feet east
line Twcnty-ninth Street. $50 feet
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-01-06
REAL ESTATE RECORD
AND COURT CALENDAR
Several Sales OF Fair Size Are Re-
ported In Property
Transfers.
ANCARRow TO BUILD HOUSE
Real Estate Exchange Much Craft
fled ut Action of Common Council
in Passing Gas Bill Ordinance.
State Supreme Court Opens Term.

Real estate transactions recorded yes
terhay showed several sales of fair
size. l.. w. McVeigh, trustee, trans
'erred to Lewis H. Blair a lot fronting
\" iect 10 IL inches on the east side
oil Ninth Street, just south OF Leigh
street, for $4,000. Emile eraser and
husband sold to Catherine w. Miller n
lot fronting 60 feet on the east side of
sixth street, just south Of Leigh street.
the consideration being given as $4,000.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-01-06
NEW YORK pRoDUCE M..KEr

NEW YORK. January E.-naw sugar firm:
molasscs, SS?: centrifugal. 4.ri. Butter and
cheese. steady, unchanged. Spot coffee.
steady. RIO No. :, .irc: Santos No. 1. 97sc
The cottonsced oil market was strong and
active to-day. In addition to n continued
good consunptive demand. there was heavy
speculative buying in tho late afternoon. due
10 the strength Of Hard, cotton and crude oil
Last prices showed Il To Il points net rise
Sales t"Up barrels.
The market closed strong. SPOT SOFAS 70:
January. t.0iu6o7 February. 6l6nS -; March
h3!HtA; April. -; May. S.5IGit: June
G0ln6I3: duly. G.Il,h.iS: AuEmsi 6 Sll.G ~
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-01-06

CHICAGO, January 5.-Prices for cash
wheat to-day mounted to level which, IT.
Is said. lind not been equaled at this time of
the year since the Franco Prussian War i'm
so. " "
Domestic mllers were chief buyers here.
exporters were said to have continued to b,Iv
larSc amounts NJ the scabonrti. McanwhI lilo
speculative values here swept higher and
although unsettled at the finish We're II. 10
!%sTaS. above last night
Corn closed unchanged to i-i higher: on Is
UP iHHh tn y and provisions dcarcr by
.'.Iin to So.
..eMA.mE luturea rnnrca "a fnlnr...
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-01-06

bulk. s!.ioTS7.@5; light. s6.$5M7o7i.; mixed
n'Sp heavy S6")ds"Se,s; rough. s6aj"
steers Sa;;on SD; Western. s4a'@s7.G' cows
.S9lusG.7j; ycarlinss. sGeoQ*I.S5 lambs. s675fi
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-01-06
cHANcEnY RELEASE DEEDS.
Three Release Deeds, Amounting to


S1D,270.
&C. L. Denoon trustee to r. Fran
cioni. II feet 21a inches by so feet
west line Eighth Street, S5 feet 81.
inches north Of Franklin Street. Jam
uary 4. 1914. $4,000.
2S-H. 4. McCurdy ct al. trustees to
Louis Marchetti ct ais, 120X130 feet
at the south east corner OF Monument
Avenue and Sheppard Street. Deccm-
Der ~. 1914, S13.776.
37-H. II. Pollard, Jr.. trustee to
Clarence a. Brothers. 32x100 feet south
line Clay Street, 100 feet west of Twen-
ty-third Street. January 3, 1915, $500.
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MISCELLANY OUS MARKETS.
NAVAL. STORES

SANANNAH. GA. January 5-,rurrcntin.
mrn. ~" sales y; receipts. l2l; shipments
"": stocks. $3.50. Rosin. firm: sales. 2sD
receipts. $50? shipments. a9i: stock. iii5sS
quote: y. b.. 3!5 To 335
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-01-06
;, rETERsnrRG PEANUT MARKET.

-, "! Is"HE"ts. TTITnintr Co. Inc
iEIERSBtIsG. VA. january Span
ssh; Farmers stock-Markct steady at So
cents per buShcl.
Nirginias: Farmers stock-Market firm
fahcy Jumbo 81. cents per pound; fancy
ssannpicied 81. cents per pound: extra prime
'chts 10 5As cents per pound; Smelling
stock. 20 cents To 2N cents per mound
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-01-06
DRY GOODS

NEW YORK. January Cotton goods
markets were steady. hut more Quiet ON
staple lines to-day. Blankets continucd ac-
i've: ov"rcoatinEs were being bought for
ia!i 10y. some manufacturing clothicr. silks
We're In better demand
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CITY CIRCUIT COURT.

Suit for 5000 was brought in the CITY
Circuit Court yesterday by Estis q;
Freeman against the Gallon Iron Works
and manufacturing Company Inc
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-01-06
LAW AND EQUITY COURT,

In the Law and Equity Court, YES
terday, a judgment for S25J was award
ed to Gladys Hull against the Virginia
Railway and Power Company The
amount of the award was reached bv
agreement.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-01-06
ELECTRIC PERMITS.

y permit was issued by the Electrical
Department yesterday to Morris Hun
ter. for l.. H. Jenkins. 220l West Broad
Street, two horsepower motors
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FRI: RECORD.

IA Nest Marshall Street, 1919 r. NJ;
loss. S15.
2oe0 East Broad Street. 1917 +. NJ:
loss $40
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-01-06

y. T.. Ancarrow Is planning to erect
three-story brick residence at ooo3
West Grace street that will cost an
proNimately $4,000.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-01-06

offices In the Foster Building. Into an
alley near Memorial Hospital Monday
night about IL o'clock and robbed him
or his overcoat. No arrests had been
ing.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-01-06
PRICES ON EXCHANGE
MAKE FURTHER GAINS
Market Shows Tendency to Broaden,
and Volume of Business Is
= Increasing.
STEEL RUMoRs ARE CURRENT
January Bookings Expected to Break
All Records, and May Run Close
to 100000 Tons-No Attention
Paid London's Stock Quotations.
BY BROADaN WALL.

NEW YORK, January 5.--Irices made
further gains the Stocit Exchange to-
day. The market showed broadening ten
dency and the volume OF business slight
increase. Steel common strong. rising
full point to 5iit Pittsburgh buying.
Rumors were current, which probably orig
mated in the smoky City. that the steel
Corporation would show an Increase In ton
mage during December of about $4,000 tons.
January bookings are expected to break all
previous records and run close to l,"r.cp
tons business for the month. When
the report published here that rail
road had placed order for 1000 tons
of rails In Canada, Pittsburgh Immediately
protested the ground that the increase
in freight rates had been granted tina,
American labor might be rc-cmploycd and
not TO encourage foreign competition.
Bethlehem Steel common rose from iSh
TO 1885. and the preferred went TO 1917. II
this stock receives : Per cent for the year.
as is expected. the price should cross par
Can issues We're given a twirl. but the COM
mon lost mos, OF its gain when traders at;
tempted to take their profits; the preferred
rose 2iz. Central Leather was advanced to
90, which looks high for per cent stock
when compared with Tennessee Copper pay
ing the same dividend and selling apou: 80
New York Central sold at S5i2 This, :
per cent issue, does not compare favoraby
with Southern Pacific. paying per cent and
selling 81. The huytnE In Union Pa
CinC good. the price crossing lis.
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Fail to Find Ilixhvaym.p.

Detectives were yesterday engaged
In Efforts TO locate the three high
waSmen who are alleged to have
dragged Attorney Roy Lewis. who has
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HENnIco DEEDS OF TRUST.

One Decd of Trust, Amounting to
SOS.
4-EliZabeth Rayhorn ct vir to John
y. Lamb trustee. 10 acres on north side
OF Ninc-Milc Road, about 2H miles
from city January l, 1915, $70S.
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uusTlNGs RELEASE DEEDS.
One Rclensc Deed. Amounting I,


Ct ID. Adamson trustee to Union
Securities and Realty Corporation.
l20Xl55 feet at the northwest corner
of Hull and Fifteenth Streets. De-
ccmber so, 1914, $500.