davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
New-York tribune., 1918-01-30
Standard Oil
Other Oil Stocks

Sales. Open. High. Low. Last
1880 SiAm Vent Oil 10 II 10 II
1000" "S" :Hss"ssS :lsas,wyo o&6 81 % i % IA
10000 ~fCentral Oil. So 65 81 60
800 *Cosden & Co.. ~, W. 7 ~
1000 @Crown Oil. ... is - 9, g.,
200 Cumber p & X rs 1is IA "a
5000 +iDuthic Oil .. 81 81 SIS 55
100 Elk Basin Pet. g., 6ie 6i, g. ,
300 SEsncralda O C.. 4 * "a -
1000 'Fedcral Oil -. c7s 3 Pa
5000 "Genrocl OIL 2a4 6ls So, 37s
Goo 'JJanover o G. Il A1a s., A. A.
100 sltouston Oil. sta 81 ? SO so
400 clint Petroleum. 1872 13I/s 1874 13l 4
700 sIslard & T. 1ss 3le 3I4 81 I.
3i0o kcnova "a y, Al 4, q 4.
5000 Met Petroleum. !, Is % sa
1000 stMidwost Oil. 11s 11o 116 tts
iS5 sMidwelt Ref 1oe 1o6 3 1o4lls = 1o5
10000 s+%eFthvsst '%eFti Oil 81 e5 Ga 6 rs
10000 'fOka Oil 80. .ala .3Ia 3 3a
1000 'Ido pf ..... II II II II
500 oImulgee p { Il 2aa sls 2as So
1850 'tOverland Pct % "a 22 %
400 sPun- Amer Pet as A8 46 A8
600 *Pcnn-ky Oil. 5l4 5l4 5ja 5ia
1000 '+Quecn Oil. 62 62 50 60
100 'Rcd X q & G.. "a 81 8, 3,
400 +Ricc Oil. ....... =,
900 SEQ & h. - =
400 >Sinc Gulf Cor II II t67s II
$3.50 *Stanton Oil. 15a , l,s ~
10000 'llnitcd W Oil 4, =
40 "Nictoria O II 4 33a 37a
New-York tribune., 1918-01-30
WILLIAM CRAMP 4 SONS SHIP AND
ENGINE BUILDING co.
SINKING FUND NOTICE.

. y "A NJ T Z No NJ ICL.
FIDELITY TRUST COMPANY (forncrly
me Fidelity Insurance. Trust and Safe
deposit Company, Trustee under Mortgage
OF INC William Cramp & Sons Ship and En-
ginc building Company dated March
49, tes", invites tenders or proposals for bonds
lSsu.d under said Mortgage TO DO sur
rendered for rodcrnptlon; proposals TO be
opened and awards made on February ls,
1918. at II o'clock NJ.
flDGLlTi TRUST COMPANY. Trustee.
325-5Si Chestnut St. rhiladelphia
WM. I. GEST. President
New-York tribune., 1918-01-30
NOTICE; OF ANNUAL MEETING or
1SkO CORPORATION or NEW YORK

The ANNUAL MEETING Of The stock :
holders OF this Company VIII be held on
tho 18th day OF February. 1918. At u
O'Clock in the forenoon. at the Office OF
the corporation. 2ol Bryant Park Building.
New York CITY. New York. FOR the pur-
pose OF clect'ug Board OF Directors. two
inspectors 70 serve at All elections of
stockholders during the ensuing year. and
receiving and acting upon the reports OF
inc oH!cers and for the transaction Of such
otHer ors.Hsss ss may properly come be-
fore the meeting
Dated. Januavy 2et,l. 1918
ARTHUR l.. ERCWN. Secretary.
New-York tribune., 1918-01-30
IN MISUNDERSTANDING COURT
New York County.-ALBERT G.. Mon.

IN OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES COURT.
Eew York County-ALBERT G. NOR
HOLDING CO. nc, and others, de-
fendsnte Wo.f & Kohn. PLAINTIFFS Attor-
neys 20S broadway, Borough OF Manhat-
Pursuant TO judgment entered January
olst, 1913. the undersigned VIII sell ar ntih
Nc auction a. che Exchange Salesroonl.
Nos "a and 10 Nesey Street. IN tho Bor,
ou3h OF Manhattan. City OF New Iorls ut
II o'clock noon. on February ls,l. 1918.
By Joseph y. Day. auctioneer the mort
gsged premises described by said ttIdr-
'nent TO be sold. situated IN the Bo5oush
OF Manhattan. CITY and County OF No
York. on the easterly s!dc OF t'hr,s,:.,
street. :5 feet . inches south &c Broonas
street. being 100 feet ia deptA on cacf
side and 20 feet in width, froat and r.s-
the soutaerty wall being a party wall.
Said premises arc more particularly de
scribed in mortgage recorded fn tia
office OF the Register OF the County Of New
lork on Eoreinher 2.ta. 1911. IN Section
:, Llber 3o4 OF Mortgages. Page .s3
me following IS diagram OF ea.d
New-York tribune., 1918-01-30
Flour and Neutrality-suspicious. were;
Produce Markets-Curent

Butter. Receipts were 1O,46l pkgs
Creamery. higher than extras, per ID
81 u o2c; extras (92 scorc), sic:
frsts IS to- 81 score), 4SlaM5O1sc;
seconds SO to 81 score), 451s M4Sc:
thirds, 43 y q I5c; creamery, unsaltcd
higher than extras, 50 Y q. SAC; extras
81 u a 53c; tirsts, 491a a SIC; seconds
46 Z q ACC; creamery, held, extras, 47c;
trsts, 46l 047c; seconds. 45@l46c;
thirds, 42@ 44c; state dairy. tubs, finest
5Oa3Ol2c; good to prime. 4SNi491ac:
common to fair, 43M471ac: renovated
extras. "A l20 e 45c; irsts, 43044c; lower
grades, 400 42c; ladies, current make
iirsts, 80 l. q 40c: seconds, 39c; lower
grades, S71s cassie; packing stock
current make, No. /, 39c; No. .. $50
o1sc; lower grades, 334371ac.
Chcesc.-Eeceipts We're 1892 boxes.
State, whole milk, fats, held. colored.
specials, ID, 26c; white. specials, % L a.
29%i c; colored, average run, 25ls q
fresh, colored, specials, 25N25A c;
white, specials. 2412c: colored, average
run, 24'2L2424c; white. average run,
24c: fair TO good, 223M.24c; lower
grades, 200 % &c; twins, held, colored.
specials, 25 i.c; white, specials, 25c;
colored, average run, 24a4 (d25i4c;
white, average run, 24d2424c; ched-
dars, held, specials. 25@25iac; average
run, 24"ac; single daisies, o6isc:
double daisies, 264c; Wisconsin. wh ole
milk. fine to fancy, twins, held col
orcd, 25M25a4c; white, 24la025c:
single daisies, 26i=c; double daisies.
26'4c; young Americas, held, $50
2s &c; fresh. 2ec; state, skins, twins
and flats, hefo, specials. 100 zoe; flats.
fresh. specials. lsMl Is i2c; twins and
cheddars, fresh, specials. $50 lSi.c;
rats. prime to choice, 15fa l7'4c; twins
and chcddars. prime to choice. IsI9'
New-York tribune., 1918-01-30
The Cleveland and pittsburgh IL. X. Co

- ~ Ut T,r- ANC TtF.K,
Cleveland. Ohio, Jan 25th' 1918
lNIpCND NOTlCE--Thc regular quar-
cry cry dividend Of 1%so ON the Regular
fc,uuaarrarteed Stock. and 90 on tho Special
.dhteed Bettermcnt Stock. Of this Com
psny pay bic March list. 1918, wlli be naid
Nsnd .and after that date at the Office OF
S,,eess..s. Winslow. 1.anicr * Co. 50 Cedar
9Th. 1918. '''0 - 'uS''ioss feoruary
j. l.. KLOSs. Treasurer,
New-York tribune., 1918-01-30
NOTICE or ANNUAL MEETING OF
REDDEE MOTOR TRICK COMPAN1VN

TIE ANNUAL MEETING Of the stock
noiCeEs OF this CoTnpan5. Will be held OF
the 18Th day Of February, 1918, ~ $50
O'Clock 81 tac afternoon. at the Office o.
me corporation. 1896 broadway. New York
cry. New York. Tor the purpose Of elect
ing u Board OF Directors, tYo inspectors
10 ser'e At all elections Of g.ockhoide-s
during t"e ensuing year and receiving and
sctlNg upon the reports Of TIE officers and
ior the transaction OF such other business
as may properly come before the meeting,
Dated January 2e.l. 1918
CHAEI1I;S AAH0N
New-York tribune., 1918-01-30

.5oth Street
Tho approximate amount OF tho lien or
charge. to satisfy which The aboxu-o.-
scrihed properiy IS TO bo sold. is Twenty
t,ro thousand and sixty ono ana <5-Ioo
l3"2. .oGl .4d-loo). With interest thereon
from the 18th day or r,ecelnber, 1917 70.
gether with costs and allowances amount
ing 10 $346 64-lo0. with interest from Ue-
ceinber 2.tA. 1917. together With The cx-
penseo OF the sale. The approximate
amount OK the taxes. assessments and ,ya-
ter rates. or other liens. whicA arc 10 10
allowed to the purchaser out ot the pur-
cnase money. or paid BY the Referred IL
1894 4o-loo and interest. "
Dated. New York. January Sth. 1913.
JOHN J. BRADY. Jr, Referees.
New-York tribune., 1918-01-30
WESTINGHOUSE ELECTRIC
4 NtNVTNCTTKI CO\,pA>

"ANutACTUKl>G COMPANY
81 "'"oh1 o' ono and ttrce-Quarters per cent
nd Vc"'o res sharcl on tho COMMON stock 6g
M. s Conpany FOR tho quarter ending Dec. 81
- -. WIN 10 paid Jan. 81 1918. 10 stockholders
W. record a. of Dec. u. 1917,
No" York. December H. l9l..
New-York tribune., 1918-01-30
proona ST

Street number lls Chrystie s.ree..
:, Ahpprox'mate amount OF the ,nor,sas.
oeot 10 sZ2.iSG.S3 and interest from Ia
vary 10th. 1913; costs and .Hn,.s,l.. yt.. - a..
sasl:So; 'a1es. water rates and asses.
'agn,s. approximately. $3.50. and penalties.
-Ne% t1r.. January END. 1918
JOHN IL ROGAN, Krceree
New-York tribune., 1918-01-30
Curb Market

Notc.--lhc Tribune assumes no rcspons,
bIity for the accuracy authenticity OF curb
market quotations. Transactions and prices
tuesday were reported as follows:
New-York tribune., 1918-01-30
1ndustrials

Sales. Omen. IJ;gh 1o,r 1o.+
isS 90 "a do S5sds,. Rgsi ~ : 45 4s 44ssts
100 BRAN lob reg Is f6 16 16
~ .ca"ad;a@ a% SGaD'9 cN % 1os 55 55a p 9s y ia
700 Carwen Steel. 834 83a Saa S31
100 Chevrolet Mot 113 115 11O ~
l>0 sCit $ G (od> .2ti 212 2i1 oto
1880 'Cupritc Sulph 13a 1a, 15a "a,
100 Curtiss Aero . % % 28o 29
900 Electric Gun. ,,r =, -.
100 Emerson phono Al1 4la a., A.,
200 lutercont Rub 81 . 1Oi . 81, 10, !.
200 *lnt Trad Corp 131 15i ~, Ia,
100 keystone r & L. 12a1. 1924 t231 1o3,
l5osS S kresGe. II 72 ~ 72
5o0 'Manh Transit n p .
900 Marconi of Am. 81, 81, 81, ol
Aoo y a Pulp & Il. 81, 2ils ~. 9i =
100 N Y Trans -. 18 19 13 10
ESQ sPrudental Pic ga g., So, s.,
1000 Smith Mot Trk ~ ~ 13a 1ae
lS1 sStandard Mot. 81 90 olo 81 :.
1000 Sub Boat I C. II t2L, ~ toi,
1900 u S Steamship Ar 5 az, ~.
GuOU sUnitcd Mot m "a 2ts1 233s 237oo
l20o 'W-M A'cft Cp .67s 6s5 81
New-York tribune., 1918-01-30
January 18th, 1915.
UNITED STATES STEAMSHIP co

a regular dividend OF ono per cent and
an extra dividend OF onc-half Of one per
my has been declared on the capital stock
- 'u'a company, payable March list. 1918.
~ stockholders OF record at the close OF
ous'Hess on February 9TH. 1918.
y. IL. (AMPKEIL Treasurcr
New-York tribune., 1918-01-30
Livestock, Meats, Provisions

Following arc yesterdays prices compared witt,
those Of year ago:
New York. Yesterday. A yearaso
1--we steers. best.
100 D.. .'..,. .siI.oo @sIo2a so.Io @sIl.l5
Dressed bocs sides,
100 lb. ,:...::... .is .I9s .I2 % .Is
100 lb. ........5.00 q 1900 li.5O a 1900
Dressed yeals, city,
u y n o;y.. ;oo II .2s =, .2s 2s s.!a @ .2t
:, IIsG Ls ~: eo o. ID .7.eS ao.se 1880 q 1900
Dressed lambs ID ,.25 q 20 10 % 2s
iloss. 100 10. ..7.25 10 -- 1900 %
Dressed hogs. ba-
con. Ii, .24la0 .?4A rs "a .,5a.
S'ess Pors. n! 5000 9 $3.50 500 q $3.50
ID. .....-..... 25soo q 257oo l6.5oo % $500
New-York tribune., 1918-01-30
's'day's Previous Ye.
Metals

OWING to reduced supplies Of copper
on hand. holders showed little inclina-
'lon TO take on new contracts. Only
a a, n moderate business was doing in tin
Current sprices for the principal
metals, compared with those prevailing
a year ago, follow:
Current A YEAR
price ago.
Fig iron, Eesscmer.
Pittsburgh. ......* *$3725 S35.95
Copper, clectrolytic,
lb. ............ '.23Ia .32
Tin, lb. b..... as A5il
Lead, lb. b.. O7lo oS
Spelter, st. Louis, ID. .C73o .1O1.5
Government price.
New-York tribune., 1918-01-30
NOTICE or ANNUAL MEETING OF
REl BEN III. IONNEI<IEtY lOkYAR ATInN

holders OF this Company vr.ll be held o.,
"a. 9Th Gay OF February 1918. at II
O'Clock IN the forenoon. AZ the office OF
tne corporation. Room 1900. 81 W-an Stree
NeT for.I, for the purpose. Of electins Z.
HoaE. OF Directors. two tnspec. .ors to serve
al a! elections of stockholders during tho
c:.su!HS year and receiving and acting upon
nc reports ot the officers and for tts
~. ..1..saGt'oil OF such other business as may
p'9peEiy roiae before the meeting.
Dated January 18th, 1913
HARVEY G. WOOD, Secretarv
New-York tribune., 1918-01-30
Consolidated EXCHANGE

Unit of trade this exchange, 10 sharesI
Transactions and prices yesterday for the
more active sharea follow:
New-York tribune., 1918-01-30

IN PURSUANCE or AN ORpEP ~
Honorable John p. Cohalan. a Surrocs..
Of the County OF New York. NoTICE~ =
hereby given 10 all persons having cisirs
late Of the County OF New York. sbsen,ss'
to present the came with vouchers thersos
to the subscriber, at place OF transac,;nc
business, the office " It's attoruey. DsviS
Bennett King. No. l65 Broadway. ia ths
CITY OF New York. on or before tn. an
day Of February next OH
Dated. New York. the s;h day OF aucn..
IVY. COLUMBIA TRUST Co
Temporary Administrators.
DAVID BENNETT KING. Attorney T.,
lemp. Admir-. 80 Bro4dnay.
New-York tribune., 1918-01-30
-
SURROGATES' NOTICES

NORRIS, HENRY DIN PURSUANCE
OF an order q Honorable john P. CO.
halan, surrogate OF the County OF Now
York. notice Is hereby given 20 all per
sons having claims against Henry .. Eor
ris, late Of the County OF New YORK. de-
ceased. 70 present the same with vouchers
thereof 20 the subscribers. at their MAJ
OF transactlng business az the of.ice ~
their ,i.a attorneys, Brush & Crawford. No. 20
tan, CITY OF New York. on or betoro "a
18th day OF June next -'e
Dated. New York, the 2ist day Of d.
ceInber, 1917. ~
SARAH II. NORRIS and
FREDERICK a. NORRIS,
BRUSH & CRAWFORD. A;tor5av.o.E ~ .oEs: -
Administrators. No. 80 Broad Strest
City OF New York.
New-York tribune., 1918-01-30
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MEETINGS

ANNUAL MEETING OF THE, AMERICAS
institute. Thurs. Feb'v ,th 1915 al "a ~
N - $50 + NJ. T. T. MURDOCH scc'v
New-York tribune., 1918-01-30
Commodities .
l71sc; fair to good, 13A15c; lower
grades, S112c.

Eggs. - Receipts were 3,oss cases
Fresh gathered extras. per dozen, Csc:
extra tirsts, G4c; tirsts. 63GG3k !:
seconds and poorer, 56ta62c; state,
pennsylvania, and nearby Western
hennery whites, fine to fancy, GeMy
osc; ordinary to good, 63MG5c:
gathered whites, ordinary to fine,
W ~ 66c; Western and = Southern,
gathered whites. G3W66c; state. Penn.
and nearby heanery browns, 65M66;
gathered brown and mixed colors. G3
d65c.
New-York tribune., 1918-01-30
Coffee, Sugar, Tea and Cotton
seed Oil

Coffee Futures.-Thc market was re-
dictionary. owing to unfavorable cables.
and closed with losses of 6 to Is points
New-York tribune., 1918-01-30

NoTIGE is HEREBY G1vllN THAT THE
annu.l meeting Of the stoekho!6er, o.
me FLINT & NOREER COMPANY IN
CCNPCRATED VIII be held ~ the once
OF ehe Company. 20-2-4-6 West 3sth Street
borough OF ManhattaIl. City Of New York
on the 9Th day Of February 1913 at twelve
O'CLOCK noon, for the purpose OF elccttor
directors Tor the ensuing year and ynspcc-
sols or Election 10 serve at the ucxt An
nual meeting. and for tho transaction or
susn o'her business may properly come
before said meeting
Dated: New York. January $50, 1918.
MONTGOMERY c. EILBECK SecrefsrV
TIE ANIMAL MEETING OF THE
counting Corporation VIII be held az n.
Office, As Exchange Place. Borough O., NJ
nattau. City Q! New York. on ITednesoa-
! ~, ,eoEaar. g. 19ts at II o'c,oci; a. NJ. for.
ne .ne e.sc:ion Of Directors for the ensuing
yesr and the trsnsaction OF such othc,.
BUSINESS AZ may properly come before the
meeting '"o
WILLIAM 8 HOOD. Secretary.
THE ANNUAL MEETING OF TH1; srock-
PAM FOR the election OF Trustees Tor ,Ie
ensuing year and FOR the transaction or
such other business as may properly CON,
before the meeting VIII be held at tho
H 0!ce OF the Company. Irving Place ann
Hlitcenth Street. New York C!.v. Wedne.-
Gay, February 13. 1918 at le o'cioc. noon
Lew Is B. CiAWTRY Secretary
New-York tribune., 1918-01-30

Cottonseed Oil Futures.-Operations
IN the market consisted Of $500 bar
rels and prices closed with net losses
of from 10 to 20 points.
New-York tribune., 1918-01-30
Orchard and Field
Hay and Straw

Hay and Straw
Yesterday. A year axo.
Per tom per tory
Timothy. No. /.
~ large bales SIS. .ooua7.oo s2t.oom2o. 90
10 70 clover tn1d 10000 800 t6.O0aD17. 90
hye straw. No. | $1,000 t3.OoM14.O0
New-York tribune., 1918-01-30

f'v \ uCCH(pp
1900 Col u & I
500 Col G & i
100 Col g. Sth
14o0 Cons Gas.
200 Cont Can.
400 Corn Prod
500 do pr.
1900 Cruc Steel
400 Gu c Sug..
100 do pr. e..
400 Del & H., /
100 ID l. & W. !
IUV ~ d II u pr
200 Dome Min.
1860 Distil Sec.
$500 Erie
1900 do l pr.
100 do 2 pr.
500 Cast WINS.
3100 G Elcc Col
400 Gen NIotor.1
200 do pr.
200 G'drich BIZ
1900 Ct Nor pr.
1900 G. \ O sub.
SUI " Con Cop
zoo Cult S Stls
100 Hart Corp
800 Hask Bark
100 C1iyOic &
1900 Int Agricul
200 do pr.
1000 lnsp Cop.
100 In C c pr.
300 I II Of y J.1.
100 ! Harv Cor
1860 Int N Mar {
2l40o do pr. {
1900 Int Paper. {
800 Int Nickel. (
800 Jewel! 7 pr g
400 X City SO.
700 kenn Cop. =;
10 X c L L& Z {
400 Lack Steel !
200 Lehigl, V. {
100 l. Il & T Co
100 Louis & Nj
200 Mack Cos. !
100 Manhat Ell {
600 MaX Motor (
400 do 9 pr. {
500 Mex Petrol c
200 Mama G G (
700 Mid Steel. (
100 M&SL new /
2Go MSP& SSM {
100 Mo X & I.
loo do pr.
1000 Mo Pacific {
200 do pr. 4
200 Mon Pow. 7
900 Nat Cond. 1
oloo Nat + & S 4
800 New G. Cop /
200 y 0 T & NJ. {
200 y Y A Br..1c
400 n Y Cent. 7
100 NYC& StL
100 \ Y Dock. 1
400 NY NH&H {
800 y y 0 E. " |
400 Nor Pac... s
100 No S Stl.. c
200 Ohio Fuel. q
ZOO Ohio Gas. z
zoo Pac Mail. (
1000 Penn Il Il. 4
$500 Poo c. g. C. 5
100 Pcrc Mar. I
200 Phila Co.. z
100 p Arr pr. 9
100 p VI / pr. 9
900 7 g. W Va 2
700 do pr. 6
POO Pitts Coal. 4
1000 Pr Stl Car s
100 Pul = c.. IN
Goo Ry Stl Sp. S
1000 Ray c Cop 2
800 Heading... 7
2400 Rep | & S. 7
200 do pr. 9
200 Sav Arms. 6
100 Sax Mot.
400 st l. & S f. l
100 st l. & Sw 2
800 Sears Rbk.15
2200 Sine Oil. 3
100 Shat Ariz.. I
1900 50 Pac.... 8
400 SO II R.. 2,
] 800 do pr. s.
1900 Studeb'r. S
200 Stutz Mot. 4,
600 Sup Steel. 3!
1000 T G. & Oh. II
300 Texas Coils.
5000 Tob Prod. S:
100 do pr. 9.
100 r & w Stl 3!
1900 Tn Pac. III
500 Tn AL Stl. 81
zoo Tn Gig st. 9!
100 Tn Fruit. 12'
200 USCIP & + 4
$500 u S In Al..12'
1890 u S Rub. ST
200 L S S & r 4s
200 do pr. a;
= - - -.
$500 L S Steel. 9;
100 do pr. .11(
200 Utah Cop. 8s
1900 Va C Ch... 4z
1000 do pr. TO-
100 Va l G & c. s.
500 Wab pr A. ~
geo West Md. I;
200 do . pr. 2(
90 W Pac pr. 4s
500 West U T.. 81
240O Westghse A(
800 Wilson 60 So
200 hitc NJ OF SO
200 Willys Ov. II
100 do pr. 76
---------------------------- --------
LILLIAN CRAMP 4
ENGINE BUl
SINKING FU,
FIDELITY TRUST
le Fidelity Insuran
OnGtt t'Atr, ,,. NJ,
New-York tribune., 1918-01-30
Bonds

Enlisted. Sell cents per share
Weekly journal-miner., 1918-12-18
LOCAL MEN BACK FROM
 POWDER TOWN IN w. VA
Fror Fridavs Daily

Dave McMullen and l. [. Brydges of Prescott returned to this city yes terday afternoon, having for the past two or three months been employed at Nitro, West Va Both were well pleased with conditions there, and came away only when their services were no longer required. The gov ernment furnished them both with first-class transportation from Nitro 10 Prescott. McMullen states that his wages as a steam filter averaged S65 and S70 a week during the whole time he stayed there. Living condi- tions were quite comfortable, all things considered, and about the only kicks that were heard came from men and boys who had never been away from home before and who ap- parently became homesick after re- maining in the effete cast for week or so.
 Bob Birch. according to McMullen did some very good work during the time that the flu epidemic held the powder town in its grip, Bob having volunteered to act as nurse. He was credited with saving the lives of nc less than three young men through his diligent attention to the patients during the critical stages of the disease.
Weekly journal-miner., 1918-12-18
MRS. WILLIAMS TO
 BE BRIDE OF ALASKAN
(From Fridays Daily)


 Mrs. Mildred Williams, proprict- ress of the Reliable Hand Laundry on South Cortez Street, is to leave on Saturday for Seattle, where. on the following Tuesday, she is to be united in marriage to Edward Pecor, the groom having been for many years connected with the lighthouse service on the Alaskan coast. The newly weds are to remain in Seattle for a month or so and then come to Pres colt where they will both carry on the business of the Reliable.
 The wedding will come as the re- suit of an engagement of two years standing, the bride and groom hay ing been fast friends prior to the ar rival of Mrs Williams in Arizona. Mir. Pecor. who left Alaska at about the time the ill-fatcd steamer Prin- cess Sophia left Nome, came very near being caught in that marine disaster, but fortunately chose an- other steamer upon which to come south. Mrs. Williams was for sev- eral weeks under the impression that her fiancc had perished with the men on the Sophia. but was later gladden. ed by the receipt of the news that he had not cleared from Nome with that vessel.
Weekly journal-miner., 1918-12-18
BIG BOND ASKED
 OF GARRETT'S EXECUTOR
(From Saturdays Daily.N

N. l. Powers, president of the Citizens Bank at Flagstaff, will be compelled to furnish one of the larg- est bonds ever ordered in connection with a probate case in the local courts when he takes over the management of the holdings of the estate of the late Arthur E. Garrett, Superior Judge Sweeney having yesterday named Mir Powers administrator and fixed his bond in the sum of Sl47 ,OOO, this amount representing approxi- mately twice the value of the estate which Is to come under his super vision. No appraisers were named at the time the administrator was ap- pointed. Garrett, who held large sheep interests in this county and in Coconino was rated as one of the wealthiest of the young cattlemen at the time of his death several months ago.
 Mrs. l.. B. Wetmore, administrative of the estate of Edwin G. Wager, de- ceased, yesterday received the courts permission to dispose of a certain parcel of real estate owned by Wager. Frank G. Brown, F. ]. F. Horne and P. J. Keohane were named as ap- praisers.
 ]. P Trebilcock was yesterday ap- pointed administrator of the estate of the late Ernest LcDuc, and will file bond in the sum of Sl7,600. Cor don Clark, J. F. Russell and C. T. Joslin will act as appraisers.
 In the matter of the estate of the late Edwin Knight, the court yester- day appointed a brother of the de- ceased, Joseph H. Knight as adminis- trator, the later to give bond in the sum of S3,O00 The appraisers nam ed were Gordon Clark, Charles Jos lin and Attorney ]. E. Russell.
 Frank G. Brown was yesterday named administrator in the estates of R. NJ. Buehlcr and the latter's wife, Alice r. w. Buehler, the ad- ministrator to file two bonds total ling Sl3,900 James Whetstine, Archie Middleton and D. w. Russell are the appraisers of the estate. Divorce De.ree Granted. Judge Sweeney yesterday granted a decree of divorce to George A. Schnaufer, tlya latter's complaint hay ing alleged that the wife, Mrs. K. Louise Schnaufer, had deserted him without cause in June, 1917. and had since that time been making her home in Hannibal. Missouri. They were married in Fresno in September. 1915. The testimony in this case was talk eu several weeks ago, but Judge Sweeney reserved his decision until yesterday afternoon.
Weekly journal-miner., 1918-12-18
A NEW INDUSTRY MAY COME ID
 PRESCOTT
(From Saturdays Daily)

From the statement made yester- day by George Haskell. it is quite probable he will engage in the soap making business in Prescott, after as certaining local conditions and find ing not an institution or this kind in existence in the state. He gives as reason for selecting Prescott that its central location to the range in dustry, with Humboldt, Jerome, Verde, Cottonwood, Clarkdale, Mayer and other communities as main places to draw on, makes this movement feasible as well as attractive Animal fats can be readily handled at this central point, as all above communi- ties are adjacent to each other, while from these supply bases a desirable business can be established. Mir Haskell comes from East St. Louis, Illinois, where he has small plant in operation, but packing house com petition cannot be met by the small Ter firm.
 He states there are scores of small soap plants in the Mississippi river states. and their products are just as popular as those of the big firms.
 "The prevailing prices of soap charged by the big firms are a down. right robbery in exactions imposed upon the user, in many instances, but they work the game successfully by extensive advertising to shut out the small manufacturer" said he. The soap business, in short. as any well informed person will tell you, is cum ningly managed and ingeniously car ried out The label and the odor are camouflage, while the ingredients do not vary from the high and the low price in a material way"
 Mir. Haskell also stated that the maintenance of his works will be on strictly home basis, and the only i'm ported material used will be the liq- uids for pertaining. Every quality Of soap can easily be manufactured in this section, and the prices slashed. He has two sons with him in the business. and the necessary machin- cry is ready for shipping. He will se- cure an outside location near the city, and expects to have his works run ming inside of ninety days.