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Omaha daily bee., 1915-03-03
Nebraska
REQUTSITlON FOR TOLLIVER
Phelps County Man Accused of Steal
in Twenty-six Head Of Cattle
from Ranch.
sARPY COUNTY CLAIM sLUMBERs
fFrom a staff Correspondent

(From staff Correspondent
LINCOLN. March 2-tSpecial)
nor Morehead This morning signed redui-
sition papers for the return to this state
OF Lloyd Toliv,r. aims Roy White. who
is being held under arrest at Jerryville.
III.
Toliver is accused of stealing, in COM
pany with two other men, twenty-six
head OF cattle. II Is alleged that they
drove the stock away from the ranch Of
Manlicus Lucas in Phelps county. shipped
Il to South Omaha and placed it upon the
market. They did not realize any money.
however. Lucas was husking corn near
the Lucas ranch at the time Of the al
legged theft, which occurred February s.
Buying Fish by Barrel.
Canned salmon as u part of the bill Of
fare at state Institutions is apt TO be-
come a thing of the past The board of
control is now buying salmon in barrels,
the fish being in brine. The barrelled
product costs only cents a pound.
whereas the canned fish cost nearly twice
as much. Various institutions have Gig
nified that the inmates like the barrelled
fish better than the other.
sarpy Claim SIumbers.
The claims OF Sarpy county against the
state for expenses occurred in connection
with the trials of the officers connected
with the convict chase of three years ago,
is stlll slumbering with the claims com
mittee of the house
Judging from remarks passed by various
legislators the claim will continue its
slulnber. Most or all of the expense was
incurred in the prosecution Of Chief Briggs
OF South Omaha for the killing OF Roy
Blunt. who was shot either by the fleeing
convicts or accidentally by the posse
The legislators are inclined to bellve
that the Sarpy county commissioners
were altogether too liberal in their dis
bursennents Besides his regular salary
County Attorney Berggrin of wahoo
drew down slO0.s5. County Attorney Beg.
ley, who succeeded Berggrin in the middle
OF the case, as a member OF the firm Of
Berggrin & Besley, gets in on 1900. The
total of the claim Is Se,012.E.
Would Hear from Weston.
The story Of II. d. Weston OF Kearney
the Nebraskan who first succ essfull,
demonstrated that alfalfa could be grown
in unirrigated dry land. is invited to tel
his own story to the legislature
A resolution 10 that effect, proposing q
joint session, was introduced by Senators
Wink Howell and Grace.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-03-03
Dope Users Find
New Law in Force

Disappointed drug users by the score
were turned away from their favorite
supply shops yesterday. Each ono Of
the victims had probably tried unsuc-
cessfully at each of the many places
where the stuff was formerly supplied.
but tho dealers. entertaining hearty
respect for the new federal drug law
which went into effect yesterday, took
no chance of invoking the wrath OF tho
internal revenue department. Information
brought TO police headquarters last night
indicated that the backbone OF the drug
traffic is broken beyond hope by the
law and its attendant penalty.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-03-03
DEATH RECORD.
CoIoneI James r. Mearher.

COLUMBUS, Neb.. March 2-(special
Telegram) -Colonel James r. Meagher,
an old soldier OF q years and a pioneer
Of this city, died at his residence last
night. Mr.. Measher, or better known
as Uncle Jim" served In the civil war,
and after the war he came to Columbus,
where he became the station agent for
the Union Pacific railroad.
Funeral services are in cahrge of the
Masonic lodge and the Grand Army OF
the Republic Burial will be held Thurs
day at > o'clock
Omaha daily bee., 1915-03-03
Washington Affairs

Nineteen applications II organize ma
tional banks were approved during Feb
TuRry, according 10 an announcement by
the comptroller OF the currency. The to-
tai number of national banks doing bust
Isss February q was 1,6iO. with an au-
standing circulations amounting to S7l6-
SIS, 06S.
Representative Brltten OF Illinois intro
duced an amendment TO the federal bank
law to permit national banks TO invest
not more than 8 per cent OF their capital
with state banks and others in banks or
ganized for foreign business exclusively
n was said that under the Law now only
the largest banks can participate in the
foreign trade.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-03-03
System Of Compulsory
Education for Russia

NEW YORK, March Am officer of
the emperor's household, in a letter to
friend in this city writes that the
second widc-sweeping reform to be eff
iected in Russia will be compulsory edu-
cation. The letter states that M Kasso.
minister of instruction and religion. is
formulating a decree TO be issued on the
termination of the present hostilities and
to be in full effect throughout the en-
pire within a period of five years.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-03-03
witnesnes Identity Signature

HASTINGS, Neb, March 2-(special)
Several witnesses in the district court
today identified the signature and con-
tents in the will in the John o'Connor
case as being that of o'Connor. Two
bankers from Chadron also identified the
signatures. The hearing on the will IA
voring John T. Culavin of Omaha may
last ton days.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-03-03
medical Corps Inspected.

LINCOLN, March 2.-(special.)-T
lincoln medical corps underwent federal
inspection last night All but one OF the
detachment Of thirty men. which is under
the command OF Major John r. speaI-
man. were present. The inspection was
conducted by Captain Charles c. Bill
insslea Of the regular army.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-03-03
SECRETARY OF STATE ISSUES
MANY NEW AUTO LICENSES
prom a staff Correspondent. }

LINCOLN, March 2.-(speciaI)-Al-
though February is supposed to be a duh
month in the automobile business, Secre-
tary of State Pools office issued ia new
licenses and 40 renewals during the last
month.
From the different sources mentioned,
the same office received in fees the fol-
lowing amounts during the month OF
February:
From permits issued to lcorpor-
Omaha daily bee., 1915-03-03

Grand total. ......--.....:... L1bb,966
This report shows that no products hayo
been stored longer than 100 days
A report from the cold storage of
Morris & Co., South Omaha, shows l.
of which have been stored longer than 40
days.
A report from Swift & Co., South
Omaha. shows l,sl1,2zS on hand in their
cold storage, none of which have been
stored longer than seven months
A report from Cudahy Packing COM
hand in their cold storage, none OF which
have been stored longer than eight
months.
Reorganization of all concerns showing
Omaha daily bee., 1915-03-03
Splendid for Rheumat,sm.

Just splendid for rheumatism, writes
Mrs. Dunburgh, Eldridge, N. Y. 1T has
been used by myself and other members
Of my family time and time again during
the last six years and has always given
the best OF satisfaction. The quick re-
lief from pain which Chamberlain Lini-
ment affords is alone worth many times
the cost. obtainable everywhere. -Adver-
usement
Omaha daily bee., 1915-03-03
Athlete I'm Business school.

Outfielder Eisel and Third Baseman
PRTmerlee. who played last year with the
Chilicothe Ohio State league club, and
who are now attending a business college
in Columbus, have signed with the Rocky
Mount club. that is to replace Richmond
in the Virginia league.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-03-03
SOON dc child,. Coush-
It's serious.

Group and whooping cough are chill
dren's ailments. DIR. Kings New Dlscov-
cry is what you need. II kills the cold
germs. All ists.-Advertisement
Omaha daily bee., 1915-03-03

hOeoi ''-''''''''''''''' '''''''''' i,doS'foV
The quarterly report received by this
department from all OF the concerns
named herein. shows the total amount OF
meat products in storage on, January /,
1915 to be T,0SS1O pounds.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-12-23
WHEELING LIVE STOCK
Union Stocy Yards.
Eoos


Good % Choice lI5 to ZOO.
Good TO choice. $50 10 us 8
Fair TO good. 100 to 15O. q
stays and soWs
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-12-23
FINANCIAL
WARRINGTON

MANNlNGTON. W. Va. Dec. 22-Dr
T. =. conway j. visitor in town.
@. J.. l.azear OF Sistersville g. a bust
ness visitor here.
Miss flcda Shanks sneut week and
WIN her sister Mrs. Henry Wilson.
James 7. Phillips and Rev. A. n Phil
hps motured 10 Pittsburgh. They report
safe rip but very rough roads.
Mrs. r.. Timms was called to her
Nuine az fdrkersburg by the serious III
ness OF her mother
Mrs. Beryl Looman Mrs. Moore ana
Miss Ruth Mari were business visitors
in fairmont yesterday.
Miss Linnie Hays was a Fairmont
visitor yesterday.
=. ". stiilinEs the Eureka PIPE Linz
companys sanger Of Dam be- taking his
annual vacation during which he will
Ni-lt With his son Harry StiilinEs In
M'ss Esteue Hamilton OF Fairmont
spent sunday with Miss Katherine Hum
bier here.
AR. and Mrs. James Allen left Jsst
niEht 90 srend the holidays with the
formers parents in New Jersey.
AT. aud MIs. j.. 10. Murphcy has gone
90 tnc former home in iltfleton for the
christmas vacation.
Mr. and Mrs Iandcrlach OF Brazil.
Ind. are here FOR q visit with Nfr. ana
Mgs. WIN. slater on IIigh street.
Nr. Dana Moore has returned 20 his
home at Oakland after a short vlait here
.ihnaiI ohio. whore De- has been study
iuE dentistry af TIE ohio Uenta. I'M
NrfsifN. Wu. SINGLETON hie brother. who
l- Iul.ut 90 ElCklnuuOu ls also home
Tor the holdHys, WITH their parents.
s.tur JOB Lmrm0rt yesf erday
3d. 4 Al clover of the tsnr was A
NN Hr VISITOR iu Town Yesterday.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-12-23
FINANCIAL OPINIONS

IlNANtlAL--h Is "a typieaf rup
trading holiday stock market. ana -
likely 10 continue 20 far the present
We believe the point that ~ IL ap-
parently sold out should not be over
looked. Indications point strongly To-
specially market 80 far as advances
are concerned Securities affected by
the Mexican aspect should show Inn
WALL ST. JOURNAL.-Taking pre-
ccdcnt as a guide. an upward muveulcnx
Is close at hand In American can
FINANCIAL AMERICA:-rhe trad
Ing ls almost entirely of a professional
character: Guggenheim Exploration il
in good demand.
JOURNAL or COMMERCE. while
the undertone Of the stock market still
remains firm. little activity ~ shown
representing outside demands
CLARK. CHiLDS & co. Mooney
continues easier than % has been at
this season for many years. This Is
the real secret Of the position.
COMMERCIAL railroads on
Grating AZ capacity their earning ca
nacity will now he revealed and on this
depends the action the interstate COM
merce commission may take in fixing
rates.
r. J.. WATSON & co. sAY.-The Sc
curitios most likely 90 nrd permanent
favor with investors are those OF the
sound railroad and copper properties
and the leaders OF the steel group.
HAYDEN. STONE a. ga. SAY The
United states Steel corporation and
this o. merely typical Of all others
starts 1916 with the greatest pptentt~1
profits on It's books ~ the opening Of
any year in its history.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-12-23
Will Develop Quarter Of Million Horsepower
. For Factories in the Beech Bottom District
xMzEfcAH Gas : ELHorIio CO.
Nearly the Entire Bottom for . Dis
tAnos OF Two Miles Has Been
Purchased.

The stupendous character OF the de-
velopment industrially that viii follow
power plant at Beech Bottom. north OF
the city ON the Ohio river, Is beginnin g
10 be realized. For instance. an Of
hctal OF the American Gas a. Electric
company. the parent concern OF the
Wheeling Electric company. which IL
installing the power plant. gave out the
direct on the bushings. when the plant
Is i'm full operation. VIII reach zSe,VV0
This power will be disposed OF within
a short radius OF the plant and means
that In order To market this immense
Is Sf RS~ sna pSess IN
within a short radius OF the power-cen'
ter. II Is assorted. In this connection,
that most OF the well situated ground
above and below the power plant for :.
distance OF two miles IL already sold
.oT oPtioned 20 interests not yet dis
found 10 be the American Gas * Elite
trio company. and that the land Will
later be DISPOSED Of to indgstE EIii CON CON
10 have located IN the Beech Bottom
district. with the advantages OF ex-
S1smeiy cheap PoTsr me s eI9T. 70 or,n eng
pectsd TO be highly successful and al
ready negotiations are ON with q num-
Der OF concerns. which have shown their
interest in the attractive proposition.
The immensity OF the power plant
project alone may be realized. wren 70
Electric company has contracted with
the Wheeling Wall Plaster company for
seventy thousand cubic yards OF river
concrete work that Is contemplated.
sixty thousand barrels OF cement viii
Most OF the land that has been pur-
chased or optioned was bought at about
$3.50 an acre. A few holdings that were
the great undertaking became known
are now being held at $1,000 an acre.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-12-23
BOOM EXPECTED IN
COPPER INDUSTRY

grade copfer selling today at 20. cents
pound, its highest price since 1907.
Wall street looks for another boom I'm
that industry. Metal shares were the
chief features OF today's market. Amer
lean Smelling being most prominent
In the course OF the day a. was ru-
mored that one OF the largest producing
companies had practically closed "A con-
tract for deliveries all through 1916 70
foreign interests. particularly British
at go and n cents. The rumOr lacked
confirmation. Germany. II has been per-
ststently declared. Is playing orders here
To be delivered after the cessation OF
hostilities and IL Is estimated that the
amount OF metal required for recon
struction' purposes VIII run into many
hundred thousand tons.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-12-23
BANK EMPLOYEES
ARE REMEMBERED

NEW YORK. Dec. 22.-Christmas IN
tho financial district will offer many
striking and happy contrasts TO the
same period years ago when Wall
street had barely eemrged from the
gloom precipitated by four and half
months OF suspended activity on the
stock exchange.
Banks. trust companies. private bank
ing houses, brokerage arms and insu-
tutions OF all kinds have profited very
generally by the boom IN stocks, which
began with movements In war brides"
early in the year and sent those and
kindred securities TO prices undreamed
OF "A few months before. Many OF the
financial Institutions and banking hous-
es have already distributed gifts or
bonus among their employees Tor the
year and in this process many pension
funds have been strenthened and mum
erous profits sharing plans have as
sumed substantial proportions Gifts
70 employees have averaged 10 20 Is
per cent OF annual salaries and one
trust company, long known for It's gen
erostty Is said 20 have given as much
as so per cent.
subscriptions for their employees and
~ II fair 10 assume that individual dis
)Eursements will be larger than at any
time OF recent years.
Celebrations. formal and inpromptu
will be held ON all the exchanges after
the close Of business next Friday.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-12-23
HAY AND GRAIN
Quotations By q. r. arAuniioh a O..
AAy' Grain = Farming Inplsnsnts,
lol2 MARKET street.
no coal DIAL

special Dispatch 20 the Intelligence.
tCHARLESTON. W. Va. Dec. ~
Quin Morton, general manager of thu
imperial Goa A. Coke co. and ~ M
CHRISTIAN Cgllicry co. az Huruwell has
sold for delivery between April j. 1919.
90 le mined by these C0r1utnica.
The sale was made. over tne lone
nit lance telephone, % concern In the
mlddlg west This makes total oil
10000 tons noe booked by the conn
uanics for delivery between the dates
named.
TIE price o. not given. but be- u,a
.NHlclcutly largo O. enable the rrfnfar.
irf Co make r. small rrunf runaff Ira
usual IN the spliut Hnl gts IeI1. ID
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-12-23

NEW YORK uer. a.. Cotton fr.
turea orened 4tlady Uf.frH.f offered
My fl4fI. July fIl5e. O.f.f..r Ifa fn.
Some New orleans HuI In.aI r.U.rr
auaDl .UEuf decline HH HIH TE T.r
Marln anI Nlff1 fur MHF DURING fHr
middle OF Che morning OT about p point I.
rom JOSH uIFNfH closing mrIrrr bud
fHn nrNIuf Wan not aggressive ard
day ~ rallies 81 ur points from OBJ.
lowest
Tho market showed urHrUrfu. r.
rafufr during fHr carl. afternoon uIff.
March contracts ruling around az rr
ang Nay lltti or about 20 points nod
loser
spot cotton steady. nlIIfIfu~ ukfsrf-
fia 10. eHIHH 800 NHfrH
cotton fuIIrrr closed .f..U. Tl......
DR. 3d. January NIIN. H.r..
.fa HHT IfIfH Il. ID. D.f.I...
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-12-23

NEW YORK ue. v.f..U... .a.
prr fu3t. sterirE C' dat b.Ha 5000.
demand tf.lah cables see. Trlurs. de.
mand fiA1. cables ts,. usrs. demand
cables Cd 1-ff. grIII.re. demand f.r.
cables n. Llrsa demand see. cable.
30 %. Nuh'ra. demand 900 n IHHIla rH
lthr silver .fH Mexican du'l1ra- fl
iuvrrumonf hnrla f.fm ErIIru.d bonds
IrrrruiIr
TINE loans castor % days es ues
~ anNa nIN uuuInH
faII money steady. HIrN n fHa d
ruling rntc l1at Joan Cd. riosIuE U.f
e offered nf
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-12-23

Directors Of tHe Pittsburgh. Cincinnati
.ieifn nnd q Louie Railroad lIanHHn
iel msi lu .ldlN nla yesterday and
n .lflfen ana per cent un tIr common
mares ~ fle company Both dividend.
..' Nff iNLn January aa fu STOCK uf record
IHrHt.f II. The dividend declared .rl
tHn common. DE- fhn firH. payment 90 b.
made on that ITHur FOR uinrn frnn ar.
liatliled the resumption of dividend
on the common.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-12-23
BUTTER, EGGS AND CHEESE

NEW YORK, Dec. 22-Rutter unset
tied creamery extras (92 score) 34l5 a
asc. creamery thigher scoring) asa u
Sec' nrsts 2s14 q 331ac; seconds 251 u q
Eggs unsettled: fresh gathered extra
fine % n SIC; eNtrr firsts SEA 35c: firsts
- a. s3c; seconds sou sic: nearby hem
merry whites. fine 60 fancy asa soc:
nearby hennery browns 20 ~ zoe
Cheese firm, state. whole milk flats
fancy lie; DO current make specials lea.
N &C, do average fancy 16A n16ikc
Dressed poultry firm. fresh killed
chickens 15W 25c. fowls 13017B; tur-
keys 20 Ia Csc.
Flour firmly held.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-12-23
CLEARINGS OF
DECEMBER TO
YEARS BEST
WEDNESDAY 1851 ,soo.as, IucxEAsE
OF SEA .s3s-33.
s1onth 70 Date Reaches Total or
Se,o9S,eso.42. An Increase OF 3s.7
Percent.

Wednesdays showing OF bank clear
ings was right m line with the unvsryinx
daily Increases shown since the OPEN
ing or December. as compared with the
same days Of the December OF 1914, and
- now being predicted in banking cir
cIes that the total for the present month
Will pass the twelve million mark. or
Of 1915.
The total yesterday was y4gi 500 -
compared with S3s9. s35.s3. Increase of
SS2.O65.O6. or 1876 percent
The total for the month of December
% date. nineteen banking days. reached
sS,VsS,osO.4 The same pc riod year ago
the clearings were but S5,92b COS so
ms Is an Increase OF s2.l73.6sf.I2. or
The figures for the month to Gate are
given in detail below:
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-12-23
MARKET DULL
Yesterday Was a Quiet Day on the
Local ESchange-Glass Issues
Featured Dealing.

Yesterday was a quiet day on the
local exchange. and few stocks were
active FostOria Glass advanced sew
eral points. and sold at los. while 90
was bid for Imperial Glass.
LaBelle preferred remained at 125,
though on the Pittsburgh exchange II
was weaker by a point. This stock
paid dividend of one per cent yester
day.
\ dividend Of 1ik per cent is payable
today on Wheeling Steel & Iron stock
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-12-23
sUaAR

NIN YORK. Uer fr-rnw sHear
nr.H. CONDITIONAL ffs9. moiaeaee ffIg.
refined. quiet
aHHHr fHfmrTn .r..rIIIrH nf noon
PRICES rtnard from points n.rhrr to
De- lower
It0HiIIaIur urNrUa..N Urrrnrhfr. fuf
fhr rest 0f fne Dee advanced in fhr nf.
frrunun Tho closing was Irregular
Hlin December 90 points bower anil
ninfr month" Tom unchanged Co Give
nIrnfr srl.r Assoc toms rsarsr.li. II.
f1 90. March ff1t. May SEQ
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-12-23

NEW work.. uer GO The metal en-.
chauee quotes lead onarrf al $50.
sroifcr nor uu1frd SCI london Ir.r
t4a. sreiter DO
Copper Hfn. eIfctroiftIe see aafr0o
Iron steady ard unfnHureH Motel i.
change quotes tu dulf. f8sfO biol
- iUnNUu runf ruuufr 1881 ffa rf.
spot flu ItEf. fufarfa fIF-
NrfImnnV lfnr
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-12-23
FLASHES TO MASTER

on yesterday we said ssWheat will no
hIisner. the Russian supply will be cot
on indefinitely and the warning nations
VIII want all the surplus wheat that
TINS country can furnish with the basis
Tor the move is founded on growing
SNlusnces that America will continue To
furnish Europe with wheat which she
had expected 10 get In other countries
Mexican properties will continue to
De most attractive. The pool I'm Smelt-
ers Is most confident. Big increases
20 stockholders are promised Bull the
Coppers. their day Is almost at hand
average Distillers on any further re-
cific.
Ii Il understood that the British
government Is In the market for a total
.tV'VV,OOO tons copper metal OF which
lSo,ooo.VOO pounds have already been
contracted for; With this amount or
metal practically taken out OF the do
nestle market, IL il anticipated that
close to csc per pound
Action OF copDers very impressive
look for much higher prices
Copper metal 81 cents.
one OF the largest copper agencies
has refused offer Of a0i. cents a
pound Tor copper because he did not
nave the metal TO deliver.
Regular dividend on Pittsburgh Coal
preferred.
Many feet that goodly portion OF the
january disbursements estimated at
szeS'0oOOO0 viii shortly find it, way
INTO investment channels aud aid the
stock market
Regular dividend on wastinehouse
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-12-23
WALL srnEEr supnn4Anr

Chevrolet Motors to take over con-
trolling interest In General Motors by
exchanging stock.
Second Ancona to Austria made public
at noon today.
keO Motor car CO. declares one hun
drcd per cent stock dividend
Anchor liner California brings So
hoO.OOO gold and several cases Of British
gan & Co.
General navy board advises expendi-
ture OF $4,000 goo FOR 1917.
spain In market for S2O. 900 O0O worth
or war munitions In this country.
Gold 20 amount To 81 .500. 200 arrives
mere CONSIGNED 10 J. 4. Morgan & Co.
IL industrials l2SS9. up Ifcr
20 rallNays 105.i5. on 0.nac.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-12-23
CHICAGO MARKET
GETS A SETBACK
Action Wa Due Largely To Pause In
Export suytny-corn Gained
unchanged-

CHICAGO. Dec. 2s-whest values un-
derWent n setback today owing largely
70 a pause In the Export buying. There
was a weak close at I. 10 - net de-
cline, with December al l.fas and May
At Ia. Corn gained hGA to 49,
oats finished unchanged to a shade low
er, and provisions varying from i5e de-
cline TO rise OF Sc.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-12-23
ROAD CAMPAIGN
OF Ohio County VIII De Started Next
Month for Roads.

The 1915 road campaign Of Ohio
county vii Boz started next month bv
ue county commissioner Contract
VIII be gone over and tho outline OF
thc campaign viii be- some over Road
work VIII b. conferred in Liberty Dis.
uici urNf year DO is the intention 90
ihc commissioner fo so arrange their
work Thar bf fan there will BE- few. 10
any. unimprovcd roads in the COUNTY
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-12-23

Cash quotations: Wheat No. ? red
l.23h q l.2s: No. : red ti.lsai.2V.- No.
ol-e0L.
Corn. No. yellow nominal No. ! vel
low S. "a dsis Nov. white s1sf oats
NO. white ~ Ht.A standard fas.c.
Pork. sie.OS. lard $3.50; ribs S9-750
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-12-23

te1-ulvldend pa ... Books close Ilr..
llfl. payable Dec %
t3l-Eool,s close Dec 80 Tor nar
cent dividend payable Dee .O sod D ftr
cent dividend lar. ard
tlI. thifa cash dividend of ST.. de-
r.artd. PAYABLE Jan. .. 1915 E10aa lose
bee %. 1915
tlf hugkH ciuse December rH Tor
I.sr dividend. pa.a able JAN. d. IHI.
Na1 hooks riunf hrnafuIrfr HH f.r
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