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The Rathdrum tribune. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1903-1963, 1916-04-14
CONTINUED ON PAGE TWO.
Idaho State News Items.

Before a crowd of curious spectators
at Wallace, April 8, Sheriff Pfell
destroyed approximately seven gallons
of liquor by pouring it into the South
Fork of the Occur d'Alene river. The
liquor destroyed was taken from Jack
Parsons, Charles Rizonelli and Simon
Mattla who were apprehended in
bringing the contraband from Mon.
tana. Each defendant pleaded guilty
and was sentenced to 80 days in jail
aud fined $l00 and costs.
Della Fee was arrested at Lewiston
| April IL, on charge of issuing
checks on bank in which she had
no funds. When arrested check
book and pass book on the Exchange
National bank of Spokane were found
in her possession. The pass book
showed she had deposited ST in the
bank, but had changed the figures IL
$500, the police say. Against the
deposit of 81 stubs showed she had
issued checks aggregatiug S120. Two
checks were passed.
Idaho mining men are keenly inter
ested In the bill introduced by Sena
} tor Brady for the establishment am
maintenance in the important meta
bearing regions of the United Siaio
of 10 mining experiment stations. Il
be located at the state school of mine
in the states selected. The purpos
Y OF the stations shall be to make In
E. vestigation of general mining coDdi
3. tions of the state aud to issue rep 'rt
a and give information to those en-
t gagged 10 mining; the prevention o
waste of resources; the furnishing Z
a assays to prospectors at nominal cost
+ the keeping OF accurate records q
y located mines, the number OF claims
their position, development wor
done and other material faces.
An investigation aud survey hs
been in progress at the University {
d Idaho to ascertain from the studer
The Rathdrum tribune. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1903-1963, 1916-04-14
Still On
Villas Trail
But Carranza Evidently Wants American
Troops to Withdraw.

Since last week no improvement
has been reported in the attitude CT
the de facto Mexican government
under Carranza toward the Ameri-
cans concerning the proposition to
allow the United States to use the
Mexican railroad to ship supplies
to General Pershing's troops, and
the task of keeping open a con-
stantly lengthening line of COM
munications by motor truck trains
Is still difficult one. On Tues
day Pershing's line OF communica-
tions with the border was reported
to be nearly 400 miles long and
General Funston was seriously
considering the advisability of
sending men from the border
patrols into Mexico to guard the
transportation line SO that PERISH
ing could use more OF his command
in the pursuit of Villa.
In the meantime hints have
begun to arrive from Carranza and
his generals that the Americans
have pursued Villa long enough
and it is time for them to give up
the chase and withdraw from Mex
lean soil. Carranza's general at
Iuarez states that the troops OF the
de facto government are fully
able to dispose of Villa if the
Americans withdraw. The Car
ranzistas call attention TO the fact
that the orders of the American
government to General Funston
were not to "get Villa, dead or
alive" but only to disperse his
bandit force. This, they claim,
has been accomplished.
Persistent rumors from Mexican
sources that Villa was severely
wounded last month have beer
reaching the border, and these
were followed April II by a report
that he had died of blood poison
ing. This report gave rise to much
speculation at Columbus, N. M.
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SPIRIT LAKE

Blanchard people, who recently
purchased automobiles are o. M.
Turk, Frank Rusho and L. M.
Polrier, each of whom bought a
Dodge. and Earl Rusho, who bought
a Ford.
Seven merchants o: Spirit Lake
have decided to close their stores al
$50 each evening except Saturday
and Panhandle pay days.
Eighty eight men are employed In
the Milwaukee railroad shops, accord
ing to the Herald.
The village trustees have decided
The Rathdrum tribune. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1903-1963, 1916-04-14
TELLS OF ACTON CASE
Bonds May Cover Amount Em&
bezzled From County.

Concerning the defalcations of
c. E Acton, former county asses
sor sentenced 10 the penitentiary
for embezzlement Of, which he
pleaded guilty, the Ceur d'Alene
Review publishes the following
1t is not definitely known what
the actual shortage in TIE asses
sor's Office under Acton amounts
to. 1t has been estimated as high
as $Io, 900, while Acton himself
says he believes it will fall under
$500 and his bond of that
amount will be ample to protect
the county from loss.
Mr. Acton has talked quite free
ly about the matter within the last
day or two, since the strain las
somewhat relaxed. He does not
deny that he took money belong
ing to the county and did not re-
turn it but declares the sum is
greatly overestmated. al did not
get it ALL" said he, "and yet can
not charge anyone under me with
taking it,"
There has been some specula-
tion as to what became of the sums
he took wrongfully from Il 1un-
ty, but those who we're close to
Acton during his administration
say he lost most of it on tire races.
He is said to have played the
ponies almost daily during the
race meet and to have dealt in
pools extensively after the ponies
left. No one charges him with
deliberate criminal intent, but as
is generally the case, after sustain
ing small losses he continued to
lose through repeated efforts to
recover what had gone before. He
went out of Office over year ago
: with practically nothing and has
been in almost destitute circum-
!. stances since. Personally, he had
I many friends, and sympathy for
i his family is general in the com
Il munity
The particular offense with which
Acton is charged in the complaint
: relates to the collection of persona
taxes against we'll known busiues,
man of this city. 1t appears iha
'. the sum collected was never turned
% into the county treasury. While tf'
% county treasurer Is charged with tn
~ collection Of taxes on real estate th
re assessor looks after personal properl
"a taxes, The record that is made q
c1 personal property assessments is hrs
= made In the books Of tax statements
oy and the receipt books ought to sho'
W when the tax is paid. II the own'
ne does not own real estate OF sut1clen
ne value to secure the personal tax'
rs they are collected by the assess'
ed when The assessment is made. Ofte
Le. the owner pays the tax against b
ed personal property at the time TT
nd assessment is made. Mr.. Acton co
$50 lected most Of the personal tax
on during his term, but there is nothit
eel tn show what became Of much
them. A large number of the booI
of tax statements are gone absolute
and 10 many OF t. e receipt books u
personal property duplicate receip
nor are torn out. This leaves the accou
M tants who are working on the Cd
ia very little evidence upon which
ion base their investigation. 1t is
the ported, however. that since Actor
The arrest the prosecutors office has. :
ceiyed conclusive evidenceaootl a
other case where over $500 vase
bezzled. The party who furnish
this evidence like the first case, p
.uM preserved his receipts and the ca
1, celled check used to pay his taxes'l
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The annual river and haroor
appropriation bill, carrying S40,ooo'
900, passed the hous. of representa-
tiyes, April IL. 1t includes provision
for ST, $50. 900 for improvement OF the
Columbia river. The bill goes to The
senate.
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sBSubscribe for THE RATHDRUN
TRIBUNE. Only 90 per year. J.
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to oil the principal streets at cost
OF 5000.
A ball team has been organized
with Roy Mcmahon as captain.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-12-07
cu>>cEny nEI.I:>sr Deems
Eleven Deeds Of RcIcn.c. AmountIu,

m ~
TO s82 f81..5.
fernard NJ. Jacobs ct ais. trustees.
20 l." l.. southwark ct NY. 36I-c h,.
-" - feet south line of WILLIAMSBURG
NNenue, 60 feet west of Ash Street
NoEemher -. 1915 S?44
r. +. Schmidt. trustee. TO Thomas 4
November ~. 1915 sl.:s0 ~
tnaTl"s I Williams .; ais trustees
:" ~. w Wood .; ais. o6xl3O feet
northwest corner nf Cary ana New
streets: second. "+X62 feet fronting on
Sis 0On " '''''
". II. Pollard. .rr.. trustee. 30 ~. J.
Gilman S2X40 feet west line OF n cnur,
between Grove! Flovd, crenshow and
SLIGO LEW
Miller: - feet lie inches 'i ny is feet ct
!? inch"s south line of IEcnsinr,on
Avenr". l55 feet lOI-o inches wort ~
Elm street December :. 1915. s23Gn
t. Miller trustee. to !. Lee D"vis
3"E Is feet. known ne 609- Goa \ East
...;gh Street. December >. 1916. So
-. Culpepper. 3lxl4o feet ives, line ~
i'on!erard. northwest corner Of Eoulc-
vnrd md Floyd Avenue. October c.
Stenhen a. Ellison .r co. 2oox4i: feet
corner Sevente"nth AVID Dock streets
November IL. 1915. $4,000
IL. w. Jac'' - ais t~,lstoos to
Stcph"n y. Ellison g. Co. 2OOx4l5 foo,
corner seventeenth and Dock streets
November -. 1915. s225nO
I.eRov T. Rrovn. trustee tn Morris
j. i.ih"rman. 25Nl"4 /? foot south line
~ Peterson Avenue. l45 fest west OF
N"od!awn Avenue: second o5Xl5S feet
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4. :. CIRCUIT couI,r OF ArrEAI.s.


The United states Circuit OF APP
pea's reconrcncd yesterday morning at
10 o'clock. with Circuit Judges pritch
ard. Knapp and Woods and District
Judge Rose in attendance.
Court announced and handed down
lis opinion in the following case:
NJ" li''--J. j. 1.awton and C. w
,"k"r. trustees. appellants, vs.. q. -.
ip3rS"n. as trustee in bankruptcy of
Hart$villc Wood manufacturing COM
panN. bankrupt. appellee; appeal from
the District Court at Charlcstou \
&. In bankruptcy. Opinion by Judsc
Rose. Affirmed.
Case argued yesterday:
No. li72-S. NJ. Wolfe trustee i'm
bankruptcy Of Raymond Beatty. bank
rupt. appellant. ~. the Bank OF Andcr-
son. appellee: appeal from the District
Court at Circcnvillc. :. {. In bank
rupicy. Argued by Ernest T.. Cochran
ana :. NJ. Wolfe. OF Anderson. s. C.
Tor tn" appellant. and 10y j NJ padgct
"l Anderson, :. c., for the appellee and
submitted.
NO iiI9-Samuel bernstein, plaintiff
America. defendant in error: error to
me District Court at Richmond To
he argued by Robert H. Talley. OF
lttchnond. for the plaintiff in error.
and by Richard II. Mann. United
states attorney. and Hiram NJ Smith.
assistant United states attorney, OF
Richmond. for the defendant In error
admitted to practice: : NJ Wolfe
and j. NJ. ladEet. of Anderson. = &.
were admitted TO practice aS attorneys
ana tounSclorS in this court.
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cHA>CEny DEEDS or TRUST.
Six Deeds Of Trust. Amounting I,
SN,IOS,

tarii" J. casci ct ais. to Blair Boil
ms. trustee. 20 l-6Xl25 feet east line
Of Thirty fourth street 100 feet south
OF - street. November IL. 1915. SI422
VI j Morris 81 uN. 10 Leroy T..
Brown ct ats trustees. II l-iXl25 -
rect known as 1916 North Twenty
second Street November 81 iuii
500 ''
l.. H. Cloves ct ux To n seldom
Taylor. trustee. 2I2 -3Xl4O feet somth
i!hc OF Grace street. between Allen
Avenue and Meadow street Decnn,hcr
I. 1916. SG.4a6
+. T.. DKeefc ct ux TO InRor l.
bIown: trustee, 34Xi99 feet, known ms
l2"-ll2 West Main street. Novem-
Der -. 1916. Sl.la0.
r. P""rc ct uX. to r.. f. Schmidt
trustee. lot 6, square -. Brookland
fark November IL. 1916. s4G2
Rosa oSullivan to W. H. pjzzini
trustee. lot II. block 3, Valentine
ii"ckler. jv's Place November ~.
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NEW YORK: Doccnher .-Naw SUGAR.
,'.'dy; r"n'rifnEai. 49,; molss~~t sugar
lrr"sml"- SSn1o, c5nee. dull: Rio Is. orc:
Runners q "1rcrt inquiry and The
strength in lard ard cotton induced short
'"Nrrinc TN cottnrcccd oil oil to.dry and
~ n" close tho market was IL 70 IL roin,s
ne, hirh"r. Sales. 30, barrels The mar.
So ci"S.I firm Spot. - - bid; Deem, b.,.
iSS2i@ iSSsS: ,annary;;. l35:al2" feerus~z
- :" AZ, March: - -: Apri. 1878 i,
July l2SiI:2SI -
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REAL ESTATE
AND Courts
CHANCERy TRANSFERS.
>N Deeds OF Bargain and "a
Amounting TO SII.aON

Bette A.. southwark to Mary /. Per
nlils. 80 -2%l3 IL feet south sid, Of
Williamsburg Avenue 90 fccl wssI nf
ASH street. November -. 1915. lax
tasci 81 ais. 20 l-6Xl25 fcer c,st Iine
or Thirty-fourth Street, 100 feet south
OF street November 10. 1916. tax
Marian l.. Cot,reli ct ais. to y. +.
i'nhaHk. i2NbU feet east line OF Mui-
-erry street, 1898 feet north OF Han
over street.. Nuvem Der -. 1916, s2l0O
company To George II. Iiilgartner. lot
:: block y, Ginter Park. December 4.
Rrookdale Corporation to r q;
Sinoak, lots and ., block -, BROOK :
naie. october ~. 1915. $1,000.
Frederick :. Valentine ct uX to John
" Nlliiams. lot l6. block -. Ginter
Park November -. 1916. $4,000.
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- n
Ri"hinond. Va. p.cc!nb"- + 1875
EE,Io"rt Tor IN" week ending November -
- HHuu''e Sl'crS. 10 ~: uIcGium To :ooi
hs,,,at.: c"mmon 20 fsf'. u. to s.. Ghoic 6
.a. IT., 10 -. M dunn to good ~, 10 g. =.
common 10 fair. -. to ST. Choice COWS
49, nenium 10 good q. To 5'a common Ia
, - t"-t B"st oxen. ei- 20 ~: medium
10 GOOD o.: 10 o.. common - far 5 TO Il,
nsts outls -. to 81. tight. II. TO 81 p.st
,a.,Vr ~ 10 II; common. -. 10 81. Rest
!:cb,S nogs. 100: medium weight. 81. to "a, :
shrnn S;;f 10 =, SONS AND stays. : To : TEST
B:st lambs. 10 TO I0i. common 10 10 fair
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To Quickly Relieve
Soreness and
Inflammation

Rub In II few drops or Absorbinc. Jr
1t Is surprising how promptly il pene.
tfatcs and actS--hc " clean and Meas,
ant II Is TO use ald how economical
because only few drops are required
To DO the work.
In addition TO being a dcpcn,lab..
linsm.nt. Absorbine. Jr.. Is s,,,
powerful. trustworthy antiscptic and
Sermicide which doubles it's efficiency
and it's uses.
When applied TO cuts. bruises and
cores II Kills tho germs. makes the
wound aseptically clean ana promote,
rapid. healthy healing 1t aIlays p.,n
md Inflammation promptly Swollen
glands. painful varicose veins wen,
and bursal cnlargementS yield readily
TO the application Of Ahsorbue. Jr
Absorbinc. .lr.. is sold by leading
druggists at 500 and $500 a Go1tie
or sent direct postpaid.
Liberal trial bottle postpaid for lOc
In stamps
W. +. YOUNG. =. D. F.,
2I9 Temple St. Springfield. Mas,
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= ~ NO December E"S"irrs.
..,ySr:re Ruiz. So 5oGi siOi5: light. .e9.fs,
sioIt..: ,niS;;d' >sat9ms $40 90: heavy. S,S5 u
49,, rough. Sa.oi 81 SO: pig, !;a1u SIS ~
os'c".R Receipts. .o.n~r. unsettl.d Native
nc .;;n cattle. 6soa sl?.,o: Western steers, 81 o.
sS.s; ana h"ifcrs. 81 son 5000 calves. $3.50 n
,SI.e.-Receip,s eco. w..L wc.hc-.
N'"'n safe. lambs SIC 80 n $3.50
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BUILDING PERMITS.
Seven building Permits, Amounting 10

standard Paper COMPANY. 10 cree,
frame shed to cost $3.50
l.. ita!ducci and J.. Marchctt! TO erect
!ouf prick stores, 2jol East Marshall.
Roland I'ark Corporation. TO erect
lW1,storF frame dwelling ives, sid.
OF i'n Pont Circle. between Moss Side
$4,000. w ''S'
.. j. Davis. TO erect brick dwelling
north Siie OF Floyd Avenue between
cost $500.
La burnum corporatIon IN re,,ir
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NEW YORK Linz srn1k M,nK,-..

S.>EN stRh. December g Reeves steady
3 $50 q ss25: bulls, $3.50 a SEQ; cows.
lives steady V.als sa5aa,ii5O; curs.
s. ~ = 60: rrasSe-s. Hc,Tst;o: tcd ralv"s
sShe'p and lambs steady sheer e. On .,
SSnyI.' cuiS e. 500 sisi lambs iIi56h SIS -
s,e ft iS , high. Iish! to medium. ,s5ca
S'''i' DIGS. $500 n $3.50. rough i =
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or 81, 600 600 IMPORTED

Ghird-tiold to H." amount OF SIt.W-. uN'
was imported. and money f.li - low IS
per cent. although renewals were about
pCr cent. several Of tn" thus, 'ouNpani"s
assured brokers that money would ""
"ss;"r for tn. u"Ni week ten day. hut
that 10Y, low rates must not H. expected
until sft"r tho end 81 Tho year.
Tho effect Of this situation was 90 S"nd
brokers into their customers rooms with adj
Vic" t" buy stocks selling At small MINI
her % dollars r'r shar" aud particularly
10 buy stocks OF th" when issued" class.
'rh> street IS fuh "t those when issued
stocks iuS' now. and III" customers run
after them with enthusiasm. On" result
WIS sharp advances In Wheeling AMI LAX"
F.ri" stocks. tn tn" Fr'sCOS the Missouri
IraCing and IN" bonds q ,h"sv companies
Duluth. South Shor" and Atlantic was all
waved for no other reason than tina; IL
could be bought st s, = shgrc.
Fourth--Wsl street likes three features
Of ~" Presidents luosSSre namely. ,ho
continuation Tor foreign trade. III" reEul.-
ton of labor and NJ. effort 10 get fr"ii-h,
rs;f IL crease; tn mc,sas" t. Therefore,
workch hard to-dcy 10, max" their Gus
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-12-07

brick building on Tenth Street be-
tween Main and Cary. to cost SEQ
kinSsl;,nd Land Corporation. to re-
pair frame dwellings. to cost $500
=. IL. V. Bragg, To- rcpuiv brick
dwellings,. 4005O2-A East Clay street.
Ia cost $3.50.
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PETERSBURG pEAE1.r

~ rETEkSBuEG PEANUT MARKET
'i'' n9r,c,t -, Rodgers PIuInn"r a %. Inc ,
fETERSBtRG. VA Dccembsr g" So ~,
IN rnrn,nHrs stock-Mark.t STEADY: $!S;:.
rEin,as,faTmers' s,ock-Mari;o, err
r,aHrE Jumbo. SIC per pound cNtr. ,rir,n
80" p' pound. prime. 3i,c u.r ,,nur,I
Sh"!hnS stock. - 40 sac per pound
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PREVENTS ~ BI.ItNTlOS
OF tNKEiG\ FOND IInI.nI\GS

SsCONN-- TN' F"I'TrT N|SVrV" BUarU Ofr-
vented puhl!,-tiu "f tho enact holdings
"f foreign bonds and foreign securities 10y
tho American banks
This s;rVuch chill StOtt>
kct. and II there bod not hccu uuic'S worls
hr important hapiinc interests there would
have been = smash in Wall Street e q,
suit ri" imulication Was that 'h,s" hnlh-
'nrs =" 30 'ar=" as =" frichten III gov
crn'u"Ht 1h' only way ia" banks can
y"uutorao' the d@ad"ninc effect or this aC-
ton l. 10 MAX. ''l'-' bonds and stock look
80 good I'm market price that when publiri,N
finally Is given II will appear thu tho
H. nlis haN" invested wisely Even II tho
banks desire to tighten their load the,
market Will hRv" To %. huu:eu uu Ia
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chicago GRAIN MankrT.

'ttl' AGO December .-Hus" "xpor, safes
'"Ir''G lht wheat nark"t to-dat snaruiy
uinEr"". fri."s. although unsettled 1t IN"
,,'-' "'rt -" 10 i7so higher .iti
NJ ~ 81 500. TO sis1i. and IulT ~ 81 :Gs,
'"rH gained -'sC 10 2-.c. oats. Fac 10.
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COTTON coonS

NV lcEk. December Cotton goods
nv! arms w"r" quiet and firm to-day N'ooi
EoodS We're nrm and mems wear 4howci
" ,u",.n.uIs advancing tendency. Knit goods
go M"rt hrm Worsted yarns were mic ne.
JouoHrs reported Il seasonal bly, uuic,ar trad
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rsrr>cs DEEus or TRUST.
Three Deeds of Trust, Amounting 4,

N2.DlO.
t.. T.. PoindcNtcr ct uX to Pollard G.
bhshy. trustees 3lXl20 feet. known as
sou twentieth street. November IS,
1916. Sl.lS0.
T.. T.. PoindeNtcr ct uX to POLLARD
4 Bagby. trustees. 3lN120 feet known
az CO., Twentieth Street November
IS. 1916, sI.lS0.
Bcrnard j. Schultz IT ux to LEROY
r.. brown CT ais. trustees. I00Xl5O
feet. known as 1905 Spring Hill Ave-
nue. November y. 1916, $500.
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MARRIAGE LICENSE.

me following marriage license was
issued Yesterday by the clerk Of the
Hastings Court:
John NJ Gardner. Waynesboro. and
Helen Louise Heinz CITY.
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south line OF Patterson Avenue. 1901
iect west OF WeStmorclund street.
Dcccmbcr ]. 1916. s2G5
W. Is. l'lzzipi. trustee. to j. W. John
son. J3uNl3G feet. known as rs East
Leigh street December /, 1916, S3lSU
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NAVAL. SrnpI.S

SANANNAi4: GA. December s--rurpep
NJ ~ htNi' ~. sales $40 casks: rec.ipts
~, y"SKi: shipments. mono: stoc!i. ,: y:
"a - ios!!,. Trim; sales. Az h,rr.ls:
Fcrc!pt*. -. barrels: Shp,n.nts mnnc,'
20 =. tf'1'' Barrels. quote: A. r. - ID
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-12-07

Ioh. No Is. Inc. lil-2 acres on tho
sI Mile Road November IS. 1910.
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SOY Tl!iRN COMMERCIAL CONtKESS.
Norfolk Va. December III iglI
~, S3t3:ROINn TKIP-St Is
tM Nnrf Olk unl Il

,,.II. .vKr,s NJ. he SOLD az aboVc rate on
i'cT"inh"r ION. lin. i2th and Tor iii
trains scheduled to arrive Norfolk before
noon ~ DHc"ul"r -, 1916. Eoud Tor return
passage nnti b"CsIuhcr 10 lsIG Tl,..,
tickets omen Ia the public
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nE>nIco DEEDS OF trust.
Two D-.d- of Tru-t. Amounting

Two UceNr OF Truhf, .NmOuntInr IN
$4,000.
A. Murat Willis to tho Richmond
Trust and Savings COMPANY, Inc trus-
toe. 6S.4S acres. on the River Road.
about four miles west OF Richmond
December ]. 1916. $1,000.
Fred j. Heck ct uN. to trustees Of
Citizens Building and Loan Associa.
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NEWS HAS ITS EFFECT
ON THE DAYS TRADING
Market Irregular i'm Morning, but
Develops Ruoyant Tone
Later.
WILSON'S MESA rLEASES
Wall Street Likes Three Features.
More Orders for Munitions Ia
pcetcd a. Result uf tho RcorGnni-
Zation of British Cabinet.
nN nKnNn\\ MNl.l..

understand tp-day's Ntock marlsc'. whic l.
vas irrerul1r On IN" m"rnlnr anil ds
N"lpp.0 = huoNaui tone iu .h" lat" trad
inE. 1t is n"ocs>"rs :" consider Sor'u monu-
iueut.l fnvfN iu ;h. DAYS r',Ns.
.,ta-cd en- tn. ur,i"- al thrj: relative inn
n"r'un,' from ~toc|, marie; r"in' 90
NtrN' thoN arc about Is follows.
First Anrlo- rrcu,h bonds sold down ="
ga. which l. - low record owing - with
urewai ~ ir- short -tsrW notes. tn" allies
must priuc ont a. Am"r,rn ca~ly In al :
Whit rrobIhll would 70" III" LARGEST for
otEi bond issue. ,N.~ uf.d" IN tins country.
II > cvid.ut that subtle ,'H'im"nt must
H." rr"lor.., 10 Hyue ut this Now ISSUE. t"-.
with tho Anglo Ervu,h bonds a. l"w
r:c"rd price. there would ~" li't," h"' .
trihIriun t"r N" u"N one. I'll" only WAY
ia I,rcpsr" s. iu MAX" IN" general rlH"kct
strong. aud Ct tho uuuHc Interested in
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HENRICO TRANSFERS.

TWO Deeds OF BarEnin mud sale.
Amounting to Si4,:i5U.
'e"rg" Noting, Jr, ct ny TO Mary
NJ. tu'iIn lot IS. block >, plan OF Dunn
trtath November ~, 1916. tax 81. $40.
alter T.. Grant. Jr.. surviving cy-
ecutor and trustee. TO =. Murat Willis.
6S4s acres, on the River Road about
four miles west of Richmond Ne
ceiHher /. 1916, tax $3.50
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MAY. :dl'; Ju,y. - 81: Oc,oocr. 1890
SIo'. cotton. steady and unchanged SAILS
nj yt, tmn SPOT : 40 bales: 10 arrive ESQ bales
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MARKET CONDIrIoNS
NI''!pt' 81 arples light. demand unusually
-'.n i'ot"to's scarce. good quality bring
M eood nrir's. Market active on AL fruits
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AKK ET CGNNITICNS

r MARKET CONDITIONS
foultry-' 'htck"ns and hens in fair Do.
i nan. rri"ip's about eaual I" demand
-Nart"t lover EIide4-M.rkct unsettled
i.iN' stock In GooG demand: v"s,Is scare.
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"usTI>Gs RELEASE DEED.
One HeIe"-e Decd. Amounting

~ l.. AdamSon, trustee. To Jennie l..
Low L. Ct ais. 30 1-iXl2D feet north
me OF Decatur Street. sol 4 feet east
OF twelfth street. December :. 1916.