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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-10-15

NICE brick property, under yearly lease {
pay 10 per cent price asked.
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NOTICES-I.egal.

NoTICE or, AErLIcATIoN FOR LICENSE.
NOTICE TX hereby given. that In conformity
General Assembly Of Virginia. approved
tho undersigned WILL on Thursday tho End
day OF November. 1916 at 10 o'cIock A M
Of that day, apply To tho Uustings (.ourf
81 me CITY or flchmund, Virginia. for
License TO purchase. store and sell wines
TG- sacrcamcnin. .u.ro... ANA nu,, I nh
ethyl and grain alcohol for tnodi,InaI
scientific. mechanical and pharIua ce,tJcai
purposes: and. To purchase and use ardent
splits and alcohol for the manufacture Of
ha HoTing cStrhcts. toilet. medicinal and an
tis"pttc preparations or solutions. and
patent and proprietary medicines. Az pro-
vtIcI In !hC "tii II
I'OWERS.TAYI.oR DRUG Co.
Richmond. Va
H. ID. TAYLOR
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MONEY.
biM money In A. J., Z. franchises Ea-
'"puonhI money max king opportunities for
e man or woman. United Mcrcantile Co.
~ ana NJ broadway. New York city.
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FOR SALE-ItcAl Estate.
PROMINENT resident corner paying 10 pc
Ea!y cent ,.r sry cfn!rn i9SnT I'm WI sci! Cheap
FOR SALE.
$3.50.
Beautiful mi-detached brick dwellinpI
electric lights, gas. etc. $500 cash, bal
aucc like rent.
j. J.. EOITX. W EDWIN MILLEF1
Phone SIad. ~ Phone Ran. no
Mad. a20i- Mad. SPOIL.
FOR sal" or rent. excellent store and dweli
e sons Fhs ssn% for o sn
duc.1. 4 Royal \ Co. Real Estate Asen.t
real estate. good 1916 standard make spas
i, s car; ail ,a%dsrn eIuipmcnt: been ru1
dil!on al! round. Il i.ai care Times DIspa tci
MIST sell my 7-room modern house at ono,
n looking for bargain in a house. ad
dresa 9tt. care Ttmes.Dispatch.
FOR sale by owner. 10, .osia5. facing east
on Grimm avenue. Falkland. $40 per foo
r. Q. Box 800.
For sale. two horse: power gasoline on
All for $50 90 Bancroft Avenue, IIighIan{
H Sizts nS, rsns "
cheap: Apply III t.a,; Twelfth Street. phon
nSRdotph atD
@ sGF p month 1tsAss Small Ma. sno 5sa3
cash " +. Purcell. Jr. Co. Inc. l6it Eas]
ron sale. $ acres OF land adjoining city
Richmond. suitable for factory site or resi-
Way aons ns Of .nd Ohio
Of priss 70, !his groPer.y: FeS far.hs
FOR SALE. CENTRALLY LOCATED.
NICE !, brick property. under yearly lease
pay ~ per cent on price asked.
60 feet; land on wcstha mpton Avenue. 4
III" c'ty' AT the lowest price ever offered.
81 z.s acres adjoining northern line OF cit,
SnurcIy cleared nearly level. Fine resi-
denial ne NJ, district built up within few hundre
Yards Two electric car lines from the city
"a money-mhktng proposition.
RIciIMoNp TRUST &. SAVINGS CO..
Real Estate Department.,
seventh and Main Streets
SOC will buy lo-acrs ,rac, With nice dwell
'S; !,"% fs '' 1T Den ssr 81 s
ss ;o S. S sf!f ss'a N
miles Fork Union n'' COST G me '@ sasS
price e 'ar "er z" ESnH to sell
Spr!ngs. Va. '''' i''s h'a'
Address Owner. Is sal. care Tires. Dispst tel
"iht uu9 '-Tnnnl detached home, EuS
fIno: modern conycnicnccs. Close 10 mar
aaG sAr Hi Tx: TO- less TIM" cost so com
TWO nice G'.f foot lots. Steward Avenue. Ca
.1n-al rlace a3t. care Times- Dispa tel
FSR sale. factory site. one block from
-,%,, q. Hallway; 1.oxlao feet. win sell
TiSmos- rIi ssnSa, Address Owner. + 533. car
=. ~, l, ,s
|- cs p.d VIII purchase : houses centrally Id
Inc: lois Ess. 't Man STREET, M e Purcell Jr Co
f1 toty SALE az GshcnHp n TO quick rurchaser fad
With r ramT n,"ntainns ncrcs iogciho
running .n,,,,t, water aud splendid sawmiil. a
ii% ns .i,s ana now at work. This propcrt
mos wlthin blocks northeast OF tho Gov
rrnmonl Road; Railroad traclsnge ON th
property; Apply to X. H. Bruce and lam"
inv H,u'''n r., Sh Ameriran National Hank BuiiG
IL" per ccnt-$i,o 900 buys ,-room hous
m4n,In convcnirnc"s, always rcntcd: goo
GonaItIoI ana q harEain. sullivan n Co.
HOMES for sale In all sections OF the eli
,,, mnn submrba NJ prices to suit. Tf in iii
market Tor q homo. be surc to talk with HI
ana lct ns show YOU at your convcnirnc1
Moorehcld q Blake. "lIOmc Specialists"
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FOX SAi.TL-Ninchtr,.,,
FOR SALE-IIousebold C:oo.i.

HOUSEHOLD furniture cheap for c..,,--.-
'"nnt leaving city. SIT North Seventh az
' t,rE oil heaters. Special sale of 20
-, I inr'ucc oil heaters this week M "a "a 70
. T.. Autk rs x Co. 3l5 West Broad Street.
h.FhET dining table. rockers. hea,Ino
gain. South Pine Street AsS' b"r-
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

NANTEr registered Duroc Jersey ..;l,s
"'H .tiN" iGi' information as I" weight
tL.ni Sol""i. .NuromaLt"N. Va va
MAN / paiS - uv.slc hounds thn.o,rbIv
broken /" rrthits. Don't answer ,InI"St..
You hay" pair "f dogs thai can do Inc
w"rk Stat lowest prize. G al, care Times
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FOX S1iE-teniC}en

~ N'f"n' 20 20 iHcharuson bros. SIS
""h avenue painting. repairing and
~" -r''t Mrdisn;. i<s7.
''N I s.c"nd hand top deliver.
-'".. u. .ui 81. Two. horse far,m
.''h ""!y. good az new. 81. also 3,
it'' on i'":tun, grocery and farm
G'f"'r' "p@li''H sUrr"ya and runabputs,
f. 700. N''EhihS IN ."hicic-. Thomas u
''' i;'""l Avenue.
i's ~ rrurc aUrg,cy. .ur.oys and
~ w .-u,' bc s"ld. VERY ono a.
~ ,''W' AIRY Hhd < Nuiir .,.;; ,ybI.
.n,H i"Si several second hand buEr..s a,
i'W own prtr". Several Ford ..uad,tr
','t"' "hcHT. 4 M,yrrS SONS ;3I Ea,i
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FOR SALE-Horscs.

cHyLl:s sTABl.Es-nHHItHinE livery,
%d hire fsshSgksa DAY s'Sls" Ss'' h
mated horses and inares and ,nuiyn; always
o. mSnsy tetunisi ' is sog,h Tenth Street.
FOR sale. 10 head OF ponies t''a, wore, used
l,iii Park. Thcse ponies arc sound ami
dh n," sn 65Chs for 'h,dr.n to riI' md
e ia good mules; riEh, on; % nnrI wcIH irrn.
niI Gs anti up CAN An A s M "wm m"nTs
rran.fer stables. il south rift.sn Street.
r0 Un.I:s,,L bred Welsh %n"i shrt,nnLs
anro. 's'rS cnv F Far 'r"@rs IND var !"rs
kan,iolrh isii-J Richr,"uI. Va
FOR sale; gentle virg'ni" raised marc. s
i,ih s,nn ~ ,N@r,! twenty -nmh Street.
IHrlu YER" x s"''" Hi fT" % %r @ S"tf
Kidd: Rio Vista. y.
shSSs for o; ErlG Can Is sYym at n, MIR
Cnnal. 0ctobor ID aud Il
F3M sale; G;ycar,old virginia hr.d hors".
,thoHc Mauison ieJ'. or cali lllt buchanan
w - r,rdS tS sci, It god, cutie horse. w.
lug. 'iio to quick buyer. cal M:tdison
GOOD general work horse 10, saio. .,nou,
LILO, LOO pounds. q. W. DAY, stop IL. PETERS
FOR SALE-.inimais
For sale. fresh COWS 2Ii7 Fairfax Ave
nuc. S,or :. Tctcrsturg ritr south Kich-
E-nnd l'h"m. <N Madison.
FOX sale. rabbit duys. thoroughly broke.
Sn'rnntcrd, fricr ~, Aipiy I. u Dab.
MY: burhnnan school Endoiph :i7
FOR sale. woDl.sr"wu English pointers
=: X Campbell. r'iola, Va
fo!t sale. thoroughbred registered female
~ hrwnunlr terrier year: old. y beauty H.
~, "ilkcrson. Fulton iiiil. Richmond Na
lhome Randolph ;',.SJ
rtt sal. Hir-t.up rIal" pointer ;.i7t
.r, months Oh. Price. 10 each /. 81 rtr,,
Iint.s Dtsuatch. 800
FIT bull pups fr"n best breeding pcd;-
.;rt'"' sat-. ih'ti"u guaranteed. Write, for
r'''c'. burdens Kcmn.I Co. iiogansviil..
POINTER. years old. well trained -
BOUNDS; y" cheap dog. but on,, 81 m.
r r WI snip ON trial. Dr. &. =. Burden.
WASTED-AnimnlS.
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m NIT NnNrmher l. Use
Il. O. ID. FOR sHoRT'
W ASTEH-l}usiuess

t,,aii' "an'rd nj 10 rent furnished
h"'"i. nl' S"ph loC.Itiu' l:ircrl"nc.d ,,n "
: ..esr.>. q err. inN ~. Mex. * C.
"tNihlt 90 i"ase 'u ,,p.,u.,i;ttc hotel One
ny - !ut"'SH..t con:pi-i.. ad,irc.s .Tin-
H' Man cure y, VI .. A.. WIluinr:on.
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COMMISSIONERS AUCTION SALE OF
NICE LITTLE FARM OF FIVE
ACRES ON TIL; NINE MILE ROAD,
w T IL DWlSLLING CONTAINING
rtinE ROOMS AND OTHER I'M
fltOSEMENTS THEREON.
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FOR rent. sr,all and larC.. room steam.
heat Arrly Ill East Er,cc.
CLEAN. attractive. nicely futnished rooms:
ho!r un"Accllcd. tcTns '"aSun"o". ~,
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TWO larg" communicating rooms. with pri- /
waite bath, steam heated for I or ) young /.
mon ar ladies. II? East Grace"
FURNISHED room. with heat and privat" 4
Tn IN. "Sjr block West Grac" Street. Ia (! (,
or gcnurinen. without board. Il 80 car"
Times Dispatch
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soda fountain. s-f"u,. Risno,- liabcocl, leo
Jjm"D- Dispatch. 49, 49,
Arizona republican., 1916-01-16
THE EARLY COMING
 0F SIR REGINALD
The Distinguished Traveller Will Be Put Up at and By
 the Country Club

It has been decided to make public the announcement that Phoenix is to be early next month the host of that distinguished Englishman, Sir Regin- aid BelsiZe.
 The advent of this well known tray eler and man of the world has been heralded for some time but it is only just lately that the actual date of his arrival has been ascertained.
 Sir Reginald has been in this coun- try for some time having spent several seasons in New York and Chicago where he found it difficult to say good bye to his many friends. This, how ever, is the first time he has been as far west as 1 hoeniX and even now his stay in this city is to be limited.
 Though accompanied by quite a large party including several ladies, his so- licitor and servants, Sir Reginald has always eudeaVored to deprecate his popularity by travelling strictly incog.
 It is expected that the famous guest will put up at the Country Club as he is considerable of q sportsman, and no doubt several smart affairs will be held in his honor by the various well known hOStesseS of this city. The official re- captions preparations for which have
Arizona republican., 1916-01-16
FINANCES and MARKETS
Republican A. p. Leased Wire1

NEW YORK, Jan. 15 (Weekly Mar ket Summary)-Wa stocks and shares of companies having Mexican
 connections were the chief features of
 this weeks irregular and profess
 sioual stock market. Liquidation and
 short selling of the munition issues
 began early and reached it's height
 during the mid week with disastrous
 effects to some of the more specula-
 tive s1ares. particularly Crucible Steel.
 which fell to less than half its high
 price of few months ago. The Mexi can situation was responsible for the severe break in Mexican Petroleum and American Smelting, other shares of like character declining in sympathy. Substantial recOveries were scored througlout the list later.
 United States Steel and Standard rails moved uncertainty at times. but at no time registered more than nom l inal losses.
 Coppers were less conspicuous, but recent high prices were maintained. Demand for the metal especially, for export is increasing, and according to trade reports. as much as 24ls cents is being offered for the refined metal by | foreign consumers.
 Trade in general shows some falling | off as compared with the big volume of holiday business, but bank clearings indicate q plethora of money at re- serve centers. Railroad tonnage is still | so large as to make a continuance of l the recent embargo necessary. | The only direct reflection of the Eu- ropean situation was offered by the err 1 ratio course of foreign exchange. Re-
 mittanees on Germany hardened per ! certihlv ana rates on London and 1 Paris were firm. but Italian exchange 1 fell to it's lowest record. mainly as d
 result of unsatisfactory economic con- dition of that county
Arizona republican., 1916-01-16
CHICAGO GRAIN

CHICAGO, Jan. 1j.-ASSertionS that exporters had become active buyers at
 Winnireg gave wheat prices 2 rally to- day after a weak start. The close WAS
 unsettled at the same as yesterdays
 finish to !, cents higher with May.
 sL21ls and July, s1.21. Corn lost r to
 F q 2S net, oats wound up K off to a
 shade advance and provisions at a rise of 7k to 8.
 Strength in wheat did not develop
 until word arrived that English houses
 which had been sending bearish news 10 New York had later turned to the buli side of the market and were pur- chasing in Winnipeg on large scale. Liverpool dispatches intimating that the British authorities were releasing many Vesyels to bring about more lib- eral shipments from Australia and Ar
 gentina did good deal to weak prices during the first half of the day. = Chances of increased arrivals acted 1e T weight on the corn market. Cats proved relatively firm. The chief reason was export business esti- mated at 100000 bushels.
 Provisions rallied sharply after de- cline at the start Enlareed outside buying was reported and offerings from packers grew scarce. notwith- standing lower prices on hogs. Close: Corn: May 7s7sc: July. 79c oats: May, 3ahc: July. 4Sbc
Arizona republican., 1916-01-16

that will be conserved until the spring melting will not greatly exceed the average stored supply at the end of December. In the southeastern portion the snowfall has been light and there is immediate need of moisture to i'm prove the cattle range and to put the ground in good condition for agri- cultur2l operations.
 Section Director Briggs, who se- cured the snow measuring system for Arizona, has prepared a table em- hracing some fifty stations showing fhe snowfall during the month of De- cember, the water equivalent, the snow on the ground on December E and December 3l and on the ad- jacent mountains. These stations lie in the Little Colorado watershed and northeast: the Colorado watershed; the Verde watershed: the Agua tria and Hassayampa watershed: the Salt and Tonto watershed and the Gila watershed and southeast. The a!ti- tude of each of the stations is given.
Arizona republican., 1916-01-16
LOS ANGELES PRODUCE

LOS ANGELES. Jan. Following are the quotations today in the local markets:
 CATTLE: Steers. s6.75G7.25 heif- CTS. $5.25@5.75; calves. 91s cents. HOGS: S6.50M 100 (this for 175 to 20C poundsl
 SHEEP: Wethers. s575Ge25; ewes, s5.50M 600: yearliugs, s5.50G6.00 lambs, s575I625.
 POULTRY: Broilers, 2G cents: fry frs. eec: roosters, 1Sc; old cocks. 9c: light hens. 14c; heavy hens, l7c; light turkeys. zic; heavy turkeys. 21c; ducks Ice: geese. l6c: squabs. S2.5063.50 per dozen
 BUTTER: Receipts. 61900 pounds. Creamery extrapts, 2sia cents; firsts. 25ls
 EGGS: Receipts. 214 cases, selected. g E cents: local ranch candled. 351hc; case count and northern, 331ac. MFALFA HAY: sl5.0GM1S.50 SONORA WHEAT: Sl.S5 asked per cWt. v.-
 BARLEY; Bright feed, S130 bid sl.c5 asked; dark feed, Sl.321a per cNet.
Arizona republican., 1916-01-16

days short but active session devel- opcd few features of interest.
 Mexican shares were once more offered in large quantities, Mexico n Petroleum and American Smelling be- ing subjected to renewed short selling. United states steel was under steady pressure with resultant heaviness and final dealings in Crucible Steel, Lacka- . wanna Steel, Baldwin Locomotive, and Studehaker. left those stocks quiet generally under the previous sessions closing quotations.
 Rails were at all times backward and irregular. New York Central. the liar rinans St. Paul and Fries being sold hy houses with foreign connections. Some of the utilities. particularly Tel egraph and Telephone shares, added to yesterdays gains.
 As a group Mercantile Marine issues again dominated the lost. the preferred making another new high record on it's advance of 2ls to S2A while the 4% per cent certificates made q new maxi mum on their rise of 2A to 101A Trading in Maiine preferred was larger than in any other stock.
 Total sales amounted to 41500( shares.
 Tnday's bond market was strong New York Central debenditures rival ling Marine issues in activity Tota sales of bonds. par value. were $4.3l5.- O00.
 |. :. coupons 3's ana registered r. declined Ii per cent on call during the week
Arizona republican., 1916-01-16
SNOW STATISTICS FUR ALL ARIZONA
Interesting Data Gathered By Local Section of
 Weather Bureau

The following is an extract from the climatological reports by the weather bureau on the snowfall in the elevated regions of Arizona:
 over the greater part Of the state the snow on the ground at the end of the month was the accumulation from the storm of the 29th and 3lst. On the 15th q fall of from to r. inches occurred over the northern and eastern counties, but at eleva- tions below 1000 feet most of this snow had disappeared by the 25th.
 The storm Tt the end of the month , was remarkably heavy over the upper portions of the Verde and the Agua Fria watersheds, and on the Verde Little Colorado Divide as far north as the san Francisco mountains. At this time the snow line descended temporarily to the 3,000-foot level
 on the 3lst the depths in the upper Verde Valley ranged from IA to 40 inches. and in the Agua Fria and the IIasSayampo valleys from F to A inches over the greater part Of these areas the snow usually disappears soon after each storm.
 On the northeastern plateau, at elevations between 1000 and 6,000 feet the temDorary snow covering on the 31st varied from to r inches
 On the northern slope of the Mogol- lon Mesa where there is generally a good accumulation of snow during the winter. measurements at the end oi the month show depths of 90 inches near the New Mexico line increasing to the northwest to a maximum of 6t inches in the vicinity of Flagstaff North of the san Francisco noun tains the snow is lighter, averaging about IS inches at Grand Canyon No reports upon conditions on the plateau north of the Colorado river were received.
 In the Tonto Basin there was heavy precipitation at the end of the month partly ir the form of snow, giving depths of 1S to 4 inches on tho Sierra Ancha. About the sam, depths ootained in the Pinal range In the upper reaches of the Sal Watershed the precipitation wal lighter. but no definite reports O. snow conditions on the White anC Blue mountains have been obtained On the Graham. GaliTro. and Santf Catalina ranges depths of from "A t' GO inches were reported on the 31st on the other ranges in the Gil; Watershed the snowfall was rathe light and there has been no accumC lation of importance.
 As compared with conditions on De cember S1st in other years the actua depths this year are much above tn average in the northern part of th state. In three districts the snow il loosely packed and of low water con ttent. and il is believed that the wate
Arizona republican., 1916-01-16

really been under way for some time will take place at the Elks theater on Thursday and Friday evenings. the third and fourth of February, when the public will have opportunity to meet Sir Reginald and the members of his family and party.
 Sir Reginald BelsiZe, it will De easily remembered by those who have of late years taken any interest in the British aristocracy has been much in the pub lie eye on account of the peculiar sit nation in which he was plunged by the strange will of his uncle, Baron Grouse. made public upon the latters demise in 1913. While it was known that Sir Reginald would in all proba- bility be his uncle's sole legatee the actual publication of the will discover
Arizona republican., 1916-01-16
WALL STREET.

NEW YORK. Jan. 15.-Aside from substantial advances in 2 few closely held high priced spccialties, such as Bethlehem Steel. International Nickel and American Coal products, in which gains ranged from to 21, points, to-
Arizona republican., 1916-01-16
STOCKS

NEW YORK. Jan. L.. (Closing)- American Smeltng. 106; New York Central, no; Pennsylvania. 5S3s; Reading, S17s: Santa Fe, 106$a. south ern Pacific, 1O21a: St. Paul, l007s; rn- ion Pacific. 1878; [. s. Steel. common, SC; r. S. steel. preferred, 1l1a4.
Arizona republican., 1916-01-16
NEW YORK MONEY

NEW YORK, Jan. 15.-Mercantile paper, 343h.
 Sterling: Sixty day bills, $4.102i de- mand. s4.75is; cables $4.76M.
 Bar silver, 567sc; Mexican dollars 44c Government bonds. steady. railroad bonds, strong.
Arizona republican., 1916-01-16

CTS. $G.S5M7.lO. light. $6.1o@ 100; pigs $6.00Ne50.
 Sattle, receipts, 400; steady. Prime fed steers, $S.50G9.25; dressed beef steers. $7OO@S.25; western steers, $650MS.s0; st0ckers and feeders. sGOO@S15: bulls, $5.5QM 6.5o; calves, s69om lo.50.
 Sheep. receipts. 1000: steady. Lambs, |$9.75Ml075; ycarlings. sS.25M925; wethers. $6.75m7.,5; ewes. $6.25G 7.25.
Arizona republican., 1916-01-16
At Chicago

CHICAGO, Jan. 10.-Hogs. receipts, 34.oOo; strong. Bulk. s6.so@7.15;. light, s6.6OG G1.10; mixed. $6.7567.30; heavy, s6.S0M1.25: rough, $G.Son6 6.95; pigs, sJ.50M 6.50.
 Cattle receipts. 500; steady. Native beef steers, $6.50Gt 9,S0; western steers $s.50GI S.20 cows and heirers s3.3OM8.50; calves, S7.e5G10.75.
 Sheep, receipts, 1000; firm Wethers $-::oM7.S5; ewes. S5.25M 7.60: lambs. sS.40MI0.90.
Arizona republican., 1916-01-16

ed a restricted clause SO closely gov erninG the young nobleman':i career that he has been ill most peculiar cir cumStances ever since.
 Beyond saying that these difficulties bore strongly on Sir ReSinald's marital prospects, it would perhaps be indeli- cate to go. Enough has been indicated. to reveal the peculiar glamour of TO- nance which surrounds the coming guest.
 TALK COOPERATION There will he q meeting of the Fair Co operation committee at the chamber of commerce tomorrow afternoon at four o'clock. There will be consider able business of importance to trans ac-
Arizona republican., 1916-01-16
COPPER. ETC.

NEW YORK, Jan. 15.-Copper firm; electrolytic. $2400n24 24.j0.
 Iron unchanged.
Arizona republican., 1916-01-16
DRIED ERlIITc

NtW YORK. Jan. 15.-Evaporated ao''les. dull: apricots and peaches. quiet; prunes, firm; raisins. steady.
Arizona republican., 1916-01-16
NEW YORK COTTON

NEW YORK, Jan. l5.-Spot cotton. quiet. Middling uplands. s12.50. No. sales.
Arizona republican., 1916-01-16
LIVE STOCK Al K.H- H.l
KANSAS CITY Io

KANSAS CITY. Jan. 15.-Hogs. re- oeipts 4.000: lower Bulk. ss.75M705: heavy. S7.00d11e; packers and butch
The Mena weekly star., 1916-11-23
NJ. K. PENNINGER TO IDA, OK.
Finds Freighting Goods Quite Task
 Successor at Nunley.

NJ. K. Penninger and son. Floyd were in Mena last Tuesday, having driven in from Ida, Ok, to which Mir. pinninger recently moved his stock of goods from Nunley. He re- ports that they are getting we'll To- cated, and feels sure that he made a good change for business pur- poses. The greatest drawback that he has is the distance that he will have to freight his goods, being com pelled to get most of them thru Mena or Hatfield, and a trip to either place viii take from three to feuT days.
 w. J. Everett of Horatio, who has leased the penninger store building and residence in Nunley, is expected to arrive in day or two to open a stock of goods which he is ship ping from Horatio. His goods were expected to arrive Tuesday, and men came in from Nunley ready to help him move them, when they were notified that Mir. Everett was unable to come on account of a death in his family.
The Mena weekly star., 1916-11-23
MADE ROAD LEVY.
Quorum Court Met in Adjourned Session With Large Attendance.

The Polk County Quorum Court met in adjourned session Monday, adjournment having been taken from the regular session for the purpose of making the annual road tax levy which was voted at the general election held on November |7.
 When County Judge A. B. Wear called the court to order in the aft ernoon there were 2i of the mem bers in attendance out of a possible twenty-nine. Those in attendance were J. w. Bradley, J. c. Garland. J. A. Earl, w. T. Cole, l.. N. Burnett, $. H. Smith, H. $. Hoover, G. F, Bates. l.. P. purvis, R. D. Miller, J, F. Smith, J. G. Hampton. Ode Tur- ner, J. l.. Bedding, J. A. Baggs, J. W. Leeper, ]. K. Taylor, J. R. Allen, G |C. Latch, R. s. Davis and D. Harrah.
 On motion of D. Harrah, seconded by J. k. Taylor, it was unanimously decided to make the road tax levy of three mills. There was no other business to come before the court, so adjournment was taken sine die.