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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-11-27
THE GRAIN MARKET.
Wheat Helas DtsaAy-0fany Trad.
ers Pusslel-Copr Firm.


The tone to the wheat list continued
very steady. There was q repetition Of
the features most conspicuous on other
days Of tho week. Weak cables and
large receipts confronted the trade for
the fourth trading day Of the week.. The
market opened moderately lower. only
to mako a full recovery. The action Of
the list has apparently converted some OF
the bears. but there Is no evidence that
several OF the large exporters and pro-
fessionals have abandoned the selling
side. Commission house buying on he
scale down was frequently observed.
Some traders looked for a bad break
In the list before yesterdays opening.
There had been a reaction Of morn than
n cent n bushel at Winnipeg on Thanks
giving Day and tho Liverpool market
had broken ~ to 81 cents. English
authorities asserted that buyers In their
country would not be 40 eager for wheat
now that tho crops Of Argentina ana
fish crop was moving. But the Liverpoo
list rallied moderately prior TO the open.
ing here and the initial declines here
were fractional.
Export houses were credited WIN taking
about 100000 bushels Of wheat. Some
the absorption does not seem to be near a
srAis threatenins to me supply situation
i pori Mo Gf rain Am' icS IN. we wee. S r.rs uns.r . s:
fYo.ass.soo N the pG.c.sins mex and
..iSSssee' ' July year ar. A ssu., i 10 n, sS'A record saep' Of
iSs, 900. 1000 bushels a year ago. but the
actual exports Of wheat ,rom the United
under those OF a year ago, Canada's ship-
m.n,s being proportionateiy the iarser.
car the sor ws. Tss's sSa e sn D.i So.i a. ,nf in ssS"sTyi
time the rain. over a large southwestern,
VIII improve sodi conditions. The interior
receipts NO far this week total 100000
bushels, sssin:, i.soO.ooo in the previous
stantial increase in the visibie supply
statement on Monday II expected. Ac-
p pors { assum nni q wSs.t are 20 likely
good quality wheat continues to meet with
marke, became :rr.so. ou, failed to hos.
.asins sales vs.: .ssin SSisE : sn:
%sis:,sl i; ssl Es: s s hs~; ,s sss. , ssssssss
s]ouS.ry: ne .trsnSth 2 the tors,.n
due 70 he ssn.ssionsi crop account: ths!
i~iausda,ed part Of thsir hoidanss on tn.
SSSs!,Ssn' r ssHsx:r; oy ss' The (: e Week t'r .sS and %
on the supposttson that the country eell-
ing will soon assume larger proportions.
A small export buefness was reported.
Oa,s--The ruinors OF export buying and
the action Of other Grains a
broader speculative demAnd There was
some short covering. Farm movement was
light. bu; n H. conndentiy said that a
me export b,~iness for the session was
fnal,y estimated at 200. 900 bushels.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS the hog market
uct values scored new highs. The outside
demand was fair, and some exRct BUYING
hog receipts partly ofsets the quantity.
Chicago prices:
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STRONG UNDERGONE
IN COTTON MARKET
Stampede Of Shorts Response
bic for Advance Of Forty
Points.
SPOT HOLDERS ARE FIRM

IN a market characterized by decided
strength and buoyancy cotton closed
Yesterday at an advance Of more than
10 points over the final prices Of wednes-
day. Traders came down yesterday
morning and found Liverpool about 10
English points higher than due. The
local market opened at an advance Of
20 points and advanced rs points fur
,h.r before the close. Shorts seemed
badly frightened and early efforts to
depress the market on the opening bulge
combined with liquidation failed to have
ANY effect upon prices. There IL Vi
dertly a big short interest that has
accumulated during the past six or seven
weeks Of rear markets and the economic
Arguments OF the bear element are not
likely 10 have much influence with such
a strong upward tendency.
Southern spot markets were sharply
higher. Eastern belt wires reported a
rood demand for spots at advances OF a
quarter to h.-.f q cent a pound.
Although a good many operators
seemed TO think that tho strength
Al Liverpool reflected greater optimism
over the war outlook. II seems more
probable that the firmness OF Southern
holders was chiefly responsible for the
convulsive upturn. The South has not
been selling cotton and spinners, a . we'll
rs importers. have become uneasy over
their inability 10 hll their requirements.
Two crop estimates were issued during
the day. One was that OF the Watkins
Bureau. published by II. =. Bachman 4
Co, which calls for l1.10O.o 900 bales
exclusive OF lin.ers. In the other Well
Hrcs. estimate the crop At l?,l70.00
baisa, including linters.
Tho week end hgures were not CON-
pletcd up to the close OF the market.
although the into sight for the week was
estimated at 800. 900 TO 400, 200 bales,
compared with $4,000 last yea and
$1,000 two years ago.
The market closed frm.
r.. III rr No.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-11-27
Central Leather.

Just previous to n declaration OF a
4 per cent. dividend on Central Leather
the stock sold around 61h. on the
news II IN back below 60. the reaction
being generally attributed 10 di%sappoint-
ment over the fact that in addition to
the dividend In n lump sum the directors
had not advanced also the dividend on
a regular basis. Since then. however.
II has been rather conspicuously Arm
tust under 60 and the talk now IL that
early in January the directors will meet
and ~inaugurate dividends mt the rate
Of 1 per cent a year. The stock will
sell ex dividend 4 per cent, on Decem-
Der c next. The buying around the
present level Is said to be for people
who have been prominent in the mar
ket all the way up from the thirties.
Central Leather has had an exception
ally good market throughout the rise.
but II has never been very popular with
the ultra speculative crowd because II
has been what 10 called . SLOW mover."
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-11-27
ARRIVED IRON NEW YORK

- Bankdalc. AZ bordeaux
- Tsornina. Al NAPLES
- Puscldon, st Rotterdam
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-11-27

FINANCIAL NOTES.

willard g lItch. formcr'y with the Crm
OF Martin Fitch 4 Go. and recently asso.
with Livingston & 90. has entered
the bond department. OF Rutter 4 Rasm.
Al a meeting ~ tho board of directors
Of the United states Mortgage and Trust
company Yesterday Donald q GrIlcs of
the firm of clark, bndg" n 60. Wa elected
"A director To MI q vacancy.
The engraved convertible sinking fund
= per cent gold bonds ~ 1915 uf Mo W,s'
inghouse Electric and M~uuItH,'uriuF Com
pany VIII be ready for delivery W. peccn
her |. huldcrs of IAN paid subscription
receipts ar" requested 90 forward she
receipts promptly, adir ~srd 10 "Trca-urcr,
westinghous" Electric ami Mtnuft. turius
Company, lGi BroadwaS Sew York city,
to exchange for tho engraved bonds
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-11-27
The temperature in thi, city yesterday. a.
EUROPEAN MAILS.

The American liner 81 Paul. calling tosdAy
for Liverpool. will take mail. clodnS q s;3
A NJ, for Europe teNcept Germany. Austria,
Hungary. Bulgaria, Turkey. the Netherlandb.
sweden and Denmark. Africa. Wet A0S
and the East lniies.
The Holland. America steamship RyndAm.
calling today for Rotterdam. will take mail.
closing at s:@ A. NJ, for the Netherlands
The Norwegi AN American steamship Bef
Rersfiord. ealing to-day for nersen. will take
mail, closing at 80 a, NJ. for NORWAY.
Sweden. Denmark, Russia. Germany Austria,
Huns AIRY. Luxembourg. Bulgaria and Turkey
The Italian liner Giuseppe Verdi. sailing
Monday for Naples, Will take mail. closing
at II 20 A. NJ. for Italy, Rumania, Serbia.
Switzerland and Greece
The French liner La Touraine. sailing
Tuesday for Bordeaux. will take mail.
closing Al noon. for Frame. Rumalna. Serbia.
Switzerland. Italy, SPAN. Portugal. Egypt.
Greccr. British India. British Ess, Africa.
Siam. Malta. Gibraltar. Ccylon. Straits Settle.
ment, Dutch East Indies. West Australia and
Persia
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-11-27
Cuban America sugar,

Last week an initial quarterly divi-
dend OF 2ls vas declared on Cuban
American Sugar stock, placing the stock
on a 10 per cent. basis. The sha res
continue their steady advance, They
sold yesterday at 1861, which COM
pares with a low mark OF 80 last Janu-
airy. People who are in "a position to
know say hat the annual report. which
will be due somewhere around the end
of next week. will show 20 per cent.
earned on the stock during the last
fscal year. There Is only "A small
amount OF the stock outstanding and
most Of II Is very closely held.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-11-27
'onsoIidated Exchange,

O., .. prices on the Consolidated
= -Arhhnge tended to react yester.
N ~" late afternoon from "a rly
' 's the undertone generally re-
'i god. New Haven was weak, sell
lows as 49,. on the Consolidate
IS fr opening price OF 76% IT opened
a point above It's closing quo
Wednesday, dipped TO GIN and
Ma, 40 a'rcd 10 6is, but closed at G3ss
+ahn 10000 shares OF can changed
Nuong the other strong stocks
: IN ian Smelling, which more than
Ga ,ers. the latter opening at 81
a." %l'i ing to IS, although II closed
o., - Union Pacific statement NJ
rIt.hHs' D td q good effcct upon that stock,
',.H 500 aA high as 1tl. after opening
=, ~ OF "a point above Its final price
r'lN"s'tay. The copper shares were
.rh'' irAI. with Inspiration Copper
Ing On IA" Consolid ated as hiEh rs
, United states Steel common touched
rs tSrnoT.r ssoes .hn o' 1000 ~. with
Mica t"falled ~. 1876 shArea.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-11-27
Pcre Marquette Reports D-ncit,

The Pere Marquette Railroad re-
ports for the year ended June 80. 1918.
operating revenues Of ~slS.02s..lO. an
increase OF sl.1l3,012. with net operat-
ing revenues Of si,5S,,l96, showing a
gain of s5,703.l72. Total income was
s4,265,ss9, IN advance OF s5.s4es 97.
Interest, rentals. Sc, however, amounted
to s5.6S5,l5i, leaving n deficit for the
year OF sl,il9,265 IA decrease of s5,7a3,-
$40.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-11-27
WEATHER FORECAST
Washington Predictions for
To-day and Tomorrow.

FOR eoetern New YORK. New JeSsey ond
eastern Pennsylvanis-FAir and warmer
to-day foilowed by rain late In the sfter-
noon or night. Tomorrow partly cloudy
and colder, Increasing southesly winds.
For New Engiand-Fair and warmer
to-day except rain In extreme west por-
ton. To -norrow rain. moderate sCuth-
east 20 south winds.
For western New York-,Fain end coAer
today; Tomorrow partly cloudy: fresh
westerly winds
NEW YORK, Nov. fine pressure vas
and lower lake regions and southwark 60
the east Gulf coast and high over the Pa
cinc and plateau states and the south vest.
Low pressure covered the Interior acc
tions and tho Northwest. i,s main forms
ton being . trough extending from the
upper Lake regions 10 the west Gulf. and
central over Lake Michigan.
Ohio valleys and the upper lake regions,
and Il was generally cloudy eastward.
There was also a little rain In the north
Pacific section. but elsewhere throughout
the West tho weather was generally fafr.
Slight change In temperature occurred
In the Atlantic States, but from the lover
lake regions southwark II was warmer. and
much colder In the Missouri Valley end
plains Statee. with the line of fresEing
weather reaching from Lake Superior
southwest TO Mexico.
In this city tho day waA cloudy and
fcsgy. growing wsrmer wind. liGhf 10
fresh. generally southeast average humid
ity. s. per cent: barometer. corrected 70
Rad to sea level. at 8 A. NJ, sos1: .
p. NJ. so.l7.
The t%mperature in this city YESTERDAY. a.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-11-27
THE BOSTON MARKET.

BOSTON, Nov. N.-Aftsr early strength the
mining shares mArkst Wa raOsiensry.
a, q, Nipissins sold al ~ and ". In:
spiration was firm. with trading in small
volume. Other active shares were American
zinc, Shattuck and Arizona and PoDd Creek.
New Haven wa again weak. lnduetrtals
were Moderately acslvs without special fee
furo, United Fruit closing below the open.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-11-27
Customs Receipts Yesterday.

The total receipts for duties at the
Customs House yesterday were s7s4,-
6S7,is. of which $liJ.45s.05 was for
merchandise Withdrawn from bonded
warehouses and e~s1s,sas.ts for recent
impoItations.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-11-27
To TRINITY ZINC. LEAp AND sMELr.

To TRINITY ZINC. LEAD AND SMELT-
ING COMPANY, "A New Jersey corporation:
The undersigned. Trustee IN the mortgage
from your company dated February /.
1906. recorded In the ONCE Of the Re-
Corier of Deeds OF Jasper County. Mis-
som. SO NoT.rtF' Book lot, ut page lG?,
glNca - secure an authorized bond issue
- f'-i0"o 90 par value. hereby gives
notice OF rs Intention 20 resign. as Trustee
under sali mortgage: such ~csiguation to
take effect recewhoT 90, 1915.
COMMONWEALTH nut COMPANY
tos - Io4Is. Nut
~ } " BTRNEs, PRESIDENT.
November 10. 1915.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-11-27
THE CHICAGO MARKET.

CHICAGO. Nov. es-Sears-Roebuck WAS
as ain the feature, with pr1crs showing n sen
sa'iohaI ad'ais~. Diamon Match was active
and trni. art Warner showed a ten.
dency 20 eaae OF on pressure Of realxing
Illinois BRICK gained a poin, on small sale.
BOND market active and stron. The sum
mary
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-11-27
C%OTTONSEED OIL.

1ho movement was carried on Vigorously
Yesterday There were some row high roo
ords for tho season, crude oil was strong
at 7GOui.33 IN tho southeast. The gene
eral strength 81 the fat and grease sltut-
tion and tho big cotton advance w'rr to.
tors IN tho oil strength. 40 petcmhrr
deliveries are expected to-day.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-11-27

To II SHREVEPORT BRIDGE AND
TERNlNA Al COMPANY. The Undersigned.
Truste" IN the mortgage from YOUR Com
rany dated August !, 1905. recorded ia the
Once of the clerk and EN-orfcio Recorder
FOR the Parish OF Caddo. state OF I.outsi-
ana. IA Mortgage Book ~. page SO. given
to secure au authorized bond issue not eS-
Ccedlng In the aggregate $500, 600 90 par
value, hereby gives notice OF r. Intention
to resigu. as Trustee under said mortgage;
such resignation TO take eject December
%. 1915.
COMMONWEALTH TRUST COMPANY
cot st. Louis. Mo-
BY j. W. BYRNES. President.
November IN. 1915.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-11-27
BONDS.
THE PITTSBURG MARKET.

.PTTSBURG, Nov. es.-Manuiacturcrs Light
NV h"N sod up ~ points and Columbia
- aa4 National Fireproofng Issues gained
,sIIona!y, La Belle Iron was up half .
WV on light sales. while Wcsting house Air
h'aAe tuN d point. The
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-11-27

The local market for spot cotton was
steady. q points advance: middling. Il. SOC.
Southern spot markets ~ officially reported
were strong. u to N points adv ance New
Orleans. lisac.: Galveston. 1.c.: Savannah.
live: Memphis. II Soc: Augusta, li.15c.. and
Houston. 1: iOc.
New Orleans market opened steady: closed
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-11-27
THE PHILADELPHIA MARKET,

was active and frm, closin: Q, up for the
day General Asphalt gained a. Other issues
were steady without much change. TIT sum
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-11-27
SAILED FOR NEW YORK

Ga Cimcronia. from Glasgow
- nastores, from Havana
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-11-27
r INTELLIGENCE

MINIATURE ALMANAC.
,,.. AMs,n pM Pm
HIGH WATER THIS DAY.
AM An AM
SandyH'k 10 SO GOV Isl. II os Hell Cato ~ So
Low WATER THIS DAY.
AM AN AN
sAndyHk. 4 ~ Gov Isl. 3 20 Hell Gate. z 90
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-11-27
A. wOOD MOVING 4 REAP.
ING MACHINE COMPANY

Notice is hereby given pursuant to the
terms Of the mortgage Of said COMPANY
dated June lst. 1905. to The Security Trust
Company OF Troy as Trustee. tina the FOL-
lowing bonds have this day been drawn
TOT redemption, viz -. 100. 1s9. 2i2. 27e,
351. asa. 43:. 49,, ta6. 500. SIS. 59S, s5s,
$50. 1iS. ~. $40. s5b. so. $50. sci. gl2,
eii. g22. Tho interest on the same wifi
cease December lst, 1915, and the pr!nci-
pal Of the bonds will be paid on and after
that date Mt The Security Trust Company
THE ~sEcuRiTY TRrsr COMPANY OF
TROY. Trustee.
Nv GEORGE /. HARE. Secretary,
Troy. y y, November .. 1915.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-11-27
Swift 4 Company
Uuon Stock Yards, Chicago. November .
Dividend No, ~

Dividend of TWO DOLLARS s. Ut pc- share
on tho capital stock of swift a Company viii
% pad Oh January ST. 1910, to stockholders
Of record, December 70. 1915. as shown on the
books OF tho tomrany
on. account % annual NESTING transfer books
Will bc closed from De- -. 1915. to Jan. d. 1915
D. =. HAYWARD, Secretary.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-11-27
DIVIDEND
Court ~ Appeals Calendar.

ALBANY, Nov. .s.-The Court OF An.
p-als calendar for Monday IL Nos. lo5s.
9sS, 1915, 1915. 1862, SOS. i63. 49,.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-11-27

a. tho numbers OF the 1870 bonds. issued
under the trus, deed OF tho Chicago q
Western Indiana Railroad Company dated
December lHt. 1852. TO be ed, by the
operation OF tho sinking Fund on Dec. iet
next, at the onice Of Messrs. J. +. MoreAn
e. Co. Now York. at iO6 and accrued inter
est to that date. Registered bonds should
he accompanied by a power OF attorney
transferring them to bearer.
nnHnAhRRfEFRsT i |. 'E sNTrhh!kklLEn. Trustee.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-11-27
RAILROAD EARNINGS.

Canadian Northern
Third week Nov. 80, soo rn,. So. to1
From October :. f07i5ov Inc. lac 500
Chesapeake and Ohio.
Third week Nov. $50. SOC Inc. -
From July l.-.-. l1Fs3,7l0 Inc. ..-s0lSs
chicago. Indianapolis amt Louisville.
from Juiyi.',,,. s,52. co5 Inc. sa.,Ss
Denver and RIO Grtnde'
Third week NOV. $4,000 Inc. $1,000
Missouri. Kansas AND TeN.s
T FniTa J EGSN No'. .;59 BE- .:Ns9
Texas and PACING.
Third week Nov. sl9s thf Inc 80 iaS
/ rom july l..... 15-o.iNt lac 1889
ATCHISDN.
The At-hison. Topeka and Santa Re
Ra'."ay company reports Tor O"ph-r.
Gross ope-. rev. sli.2sLso7 Ia. 80 -.s
oper. expenses. 1ll5,9'S iuv. 3.t.6la
Net cper rev. s.2s'.sa5 Inc. ,l2s 40
oper income, ... S.755.li3 Inc. 9s.5is
Gross oprr. rev $40 ,oe.a's Inc. $? 200 ~,
Oper' expenses. *7,lgu Ntt Inc l3i.H5g
Net oper rev. .Ne.2lGo.e Inc. ssesiIs
op-r' income .... listers Inc. 7S5.S7l
UNION PACIFIC.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-11-27

Arrived-FRIDAY Sovemhar 20.
So Vssllef. Cons,an,inos. 80 +. NJ, Al.
merIa, Nov Il
So Daghe.tan, : p NJ. Genoa, Oc, 80
Sc Melssonier, li;0 p NJ THURSDAY, Mar.
seilles. Nov. .
50 kohistan. II A. NJ. Nov. :
s. Mayaro. ii:l0 A NJ, Grenada. Nov. -.
50 Monterey. : = " Vera Cruz. Nov. -.
- Olluds, g." T. NJ. NIpe. Nov q.
- Francs. !: A VI. Barbados. Nov 10
- Fl Nortc. Galveston. Nov. -
- Comet. Sabine. Nov. o..
- Sar l%arlntu. Galveston Nov N
IS Tudor Prince, New Orleans, Nov 10
$ C!'y of - Louis. SAY Aunsh. Nov =
$ Delaware, PhIltdelphIs Nov -
= Mamma Hata. baltimore. Nov q
So Jefferson. Norfolk. Nov =.
Nov .:
:, Hazelwooi. Newrort Now. Nov q
shIp Ouevlily, La Pdlllcc, OCT
ARRIVED FROM SEW YORK
- Bankdalc. AZ bordeaux
- Taormina, Al Naples
- Iuscldon, AT Rotterdam
SAILED O NEW NORK
ca Camcroria, from GLASGOW
- Pastores, from Havana
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-11-27

The II A ". bids 10 Liverpool we're. Janu.
try. ..llc March, I: 3sc May. i?.57c: July.
isfic The market there 10 due to open 10.
dsy : TO 9ig points advance.
Port receipts and stocks.
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The Liverpool market opened steady. There
vas a good business in spot cotton. with
middlins q points advance, at 7.2sd. Sales.
1900 bales, receipts. 1000 bales. including
100 American. Closed hrm.
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Interior receipts and stocks:

Exports yesterday were 10. isi bales. Total
mus far thus season. i~.727,sss bales, Total last
season. Ice. 5s7 bales.
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THE BALTIMORE MARKET.

BALTIMORE. Nov. ~gs.-Tr,thnr continued
N good volume. Bank stocks were hrm,
Cosden sold UP = Elkhorn Fuel bonds were
'Ne iratlre OF the bond market. The
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-11-27

According 10 u report from Sharon,
Pa, \, w. Thompson, president of the
Inland Steel Company. has disposed of
a controlling Interest IN the Sharps-
Vile blast furnace 10 A. s. Davidson
& co. OF pittsburg. tn furnace, aftey
an idlencss OF three years. will be re-
paired and put in blast as soon as po,-
sible.
Arizona sentinel and Yuma weekly examiner., 1915-03-25

Many a desert entryman in Yuma county will learn with qualification that Congress has afforded him relief in an unexpected place, in the urg- ent deficiency bill passed by Congress in the late session. The relief comes in the shape of a rider to the bill, having no more to do with the meas ure than it could have to Go with the ship purchasing bill.
 It was proposed by several Western congressman to be attached to the bill while it was in conference. MT. Hay den was among others who urged it but during the con- ference, MT. Hayden was en- gagged in conference on an- other measure and was not aware of it's adoption until lately when he received a copy of the bill as approved by the president.
 The rider allows the desert entryman three forms of re- lief. If he has failed within the time allowed him under the desert land entry act to be able to make final proof of reclamation and irrigation and cultivation within the time allowed him, upon a showing of diligence and re- quirement with the provi- sionS of the act, he may be granted an extension of three years.
 If it then shall appear that he has still failed and has ex-
Arizona sentinel and Yuma weekly examiner., 1915-03-25

pended as much as $3 per acre in an attempt to reclaim his land he may be permitted to homestead the land. There is still, then, another thing he may do. He may pay fifty cents an acre, make proof that he has perfected perma- nent improvements of the value of SIPS an acre, and subsequently, pay the gov ernment SeVenty-five cents an acre.
 This matter is of so great to a large number of residents of this state that the provisions of the act are here presented in full:
 That the secretary Of the interior may, in his discretion, extend the tine within which final proof is required to be submitted upon any lawful pend ing desert land entry made prior to July first, nineteen hundred and four teen, such extension not to exceed three years from the date of allow ance thereof: Provided that the en- tryman or his duly qualified assignee has, in good faith complied with the requirements of the law as to yearly and proof thereof, and shall show under rules and regulations to be prescribed by the secretary of the interior, that there is a reasonable prospect that, if the extension be he will be able to make final proof of reclamation, irrigation and required by law: Provided further, that the foregoing shall apply only to cases wherein an extension or further extension of time may not be allowed under existing law.
 That where it shall be made to appear to the satisfaction of the sec retary of the interior, under rules and regulations to be prescribed by him
Arizona sentinel and Yuma weekly examiner., 1915-03-25
LEGAL NOTICE
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION
 No. 011150 NOn-COal, Yuma Project

Department of the Interior, U S. LanG Office, at Los Angeles, Calf, Feb. 26, 1915.
 Notice is hereby given that Bernie E. McCracken, of Bard California who on July 29, 1910, made homestead entry, No. O11150, for Farm Unit "G (SWA NEH), Section ), Township 16 5, Range 23 E., $. B. meridian, has lied notice of intention to make final hree-year proof, to establish claim to he land above described, before the Register and Receiver, U. s. Land Office. Los Angeles, California, at 9:00 9. m., on the 15th day of April, 1915.
 Claimant names as witnesses: Or lena K Bulkeley, Isaac N. Snyder. Charles E. Jarmen, all of Bard, Califor- lia, and Charles A. Clouser, of 2116 V. 30th St, Los Angeles, California
 JOHN D. ROCHE, - Register. Bard (CalD Inter-Ocean, five weeks; firct publication, March ,, 1915.