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The Washington herald., 1919-08-21
BALTIMORE PRODUCE.

Baldmors. Nd. Aug 20-Pricss On the local
produce market ranged as follows
BUTTER - Creamery fancy. per Ii. 56a5-c
chOicn, per II. 5iaj5c. good, per n 52a55c
prints per ID. 57aAC, blocks Ter ID. 6s58c
ladies'. per ID. So; MARYLAND and Pennsy lvania
rolls. per 10. 46atc; Ohio rolls 46a47c West
Virginia rolls. PER 10. 46a47c; store-packed per
ID, 45c: Maryland, Virginia and Pennsylvania,
dairy Prints p.T ID, +hai7c; process butter. per
ID. 5a5io
BGGs-Ma-yland, Pennsyrv.nia and nearby
tTsts, dozen, sc; Western frsts. PER dozen.
sc; West Virginia frsts Per dozen. sc: South
ern frsts, per dozen, &c All loss of.
LIVE POULTRY-Chickens. old hens, lhs
and over. ppr II, 4c; do. small to medium. sc ;
do, White Leghorus, Sc; do. old roostsrs, &c;
do. spring, "a lbs and over. sc; do, IL TO Ia
lbs, &C. do. smaller. 35c; do White Leghorns,
II lbs and over, sc; do. smaller SIC; ducks
yOung. PeEuns, lbs and over, 29a.nc: do puddle
8a2Hc do, MuSnoVy. Sc; do smaller. thin,
25a-5c do. old, Ga6c; pigeons. Young. PER pair
2'aSoc do, Old, 5a3oc; guinea fowl. young. as
TO s:ze. each, 6Oa9nc
FRUITs-Apples, large. smooth. No l. per
bbl. 5oa3 %; ordinary, mixed. No = PER bb
5'a200; No. !. per bushel. l 25al.5O; No >
pe- blShel, 75caL0; as to quality. Per 4-S bas-
ket. 5a65c; DO, Western Maryland and Penn
sylvania packed. No. /, D. H bg OO46 % :
do, per hamper. Looa20O crab apples. per 4a
basket, 75asoc; cantaloupes Eastern Shore
MARYLAND and Virginia, standard per crate
T5cal 3; ponies. per crate. 50c native, per
basket, Ga75c; damsons per lb. 5s6c; buckle
barnes. Ter quart, lsa22c; rrsches, Ark,n-
sas Elbsrtas. as to quality per crate, 2 SOa
$50; do, mountain as to quality. Per crate, OOa
20, do, per IS has. 75ca. 50 do. per bus. | fl
5ol. do. Eastern Shore of MARYLAND and Viz
ginis. peT boz. 15a2 %: per crate, 25al Is;
per basket 75cal.oO native, per basket. 75cal 80
pears, Bartlett. Der +s bas, 75caLl0; per bus
bas. l5Oa2 .; other varieties. per 4-S has, 45ca
OOa per bus. 9CcA2 90; pineappIss. Florida, lss,
The Washington herald., 1919-08-21
RAIDS TUMBLE
STOCK MARKET
lnsistent Selling Near Close
Results In Sharp De-
clines.
By BRoADAN WALL

New York. Aug. 2O.-,Another pro-
fessionAl raid sent stocks tumbhng in
Wall street today. In the morning
there was strength in all departments
Of the list, some material advances
being made In the afternoon the
selling was 50 insistent that in some
issues support was withdrawn entire
ly. Declines from high to low were
from one point to thirteen points. In
many Of the standard issues there
were losses Of three to four points.
Lowest prices OF the day were made
at the close This means that the
professionals are so sure the market
is going lower that they did not take
the trouble TO cover up overnight.
This professional selling uncovered
stop loss orders and caused the liquid
alton Of much stock that was being
held for investment
Sterling exchange broke again,
touching the unprecedented price OF
SAP L.. This price hinders free sales
OF American manufacturers in Eu-
rope and at the same time encourages
the sale here of stocks held by Eu-
rope. II Is understood that a large
international banking house has great
quantities Of high-gr8de investment
stocks to uquidate for its European
clients. A very large proportion Of
this is rails that have been held
abroad for generations. The rails did
not decline as much today as in
dUstrials, for the very obvious rea-
son that they are already at receiver
ship prices and the bankers with the
selling orders knew better than to
preCipitate a panic
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Financial Neus--Stock Market Prices

as, 3os, ass 5oossoo; do. IL and Is. aooa5 co.;
plums. per ID. Sasc; watermelons Anne Arundel.
selects, per 100. 4oooa50oo; Maryland. Virginia
and Delaware. selects. per 100. 10 ooa5o.oo; all
sections. primes. per 100. ls00s2oo; cllls. Per
100. lo.00al2o0.
NATURALIZATION. native. green. per bus
,5calo3 do. stingiess. Looal2 IS; limas. per
bus hamper, 275a3.oo; do, per IS has. 1 Sal 50;
beets, per bunch. 2a3c; cabbage native, per
100. 4oo.soo; carrots. per bunch. ia3c; eel
cry. New York, washed, per bunch. 25a75c; do.
rough. Per crate. 4ooa5,0o corn. native. per
DOZEN, pa5c; cuclmbers, per bas, soa5oc esx-
plants. Norfolk per berry crate. a5osi 90; do, ma
tive, per bss. Local 10; lettuce New York, fancy,
per box or has, loal.75; poor and leafy. per
box or bas Dcalo0; do, native. per bus, 75cal Is
onions, Maryland and Pennsylrinia, yellow. per
100 lbs, 30os3.5o; do. white. per 100 lbs Sooa35o
peppers native, per 4-s basket. 8s3oc; squash.
native, per 4s basket 20aJDc; tomatoes, native.
as to quality, Ter basket, s5oa75c; do. packing
stock. per buShel. I3OaI .57h turnips, native,
per basket. 4os5Oc
The Washington herald., 1919-08-21

J. Francis Dove, Alfredo Guarag gna,
Arthur G. Brants and DewdS n.
Tryop have been assigned to the
hand section annex as compositors.
Tryon won the D. s. c. In France.
Proofreader George s. Fletcher has
announced the marriage Of his daugh-
ter, Frances Fletcher. to John Car
nell on August IS, at the home of the
bride, on Emerson street northeast
Carnell has just returned from army
service I'm France and Germany. The
couple will make their immediate
home with the parents Of the bride.
The army food arrived from Bal
timore yesterday afternoon. It Will
probably be distributed Friday.
Engineer James A. johnson was
taken home Tuesday night suffering
with acute indigestion.
Joe Goodkey has Just returned to
the keyboard room from a io.ooo-rnile
automobile trip.
Howard A. Refer, Of Baltimore, has
accepted an appointment as electro
type molder in the foundry.
Miss Mildred Beach has resigned
after several years as assistant in the
ruling room.
Mrs. Matte Belt has returned to
the Job pressroom after two weeks in
Atlantic City.
Robert A Martin has taken his
family to Colonial Beach on a tent
ing and fishing trip.
John w. Nee Will be absent ten
days on leave.
John r. Rhine and T. Walter Jones
are new compositors in the Job sec
tion.
Frank Spencer is spending two
weeks on an outing below Leonard
ton.
Miss Mady Shite is q new feeder
in the pressroom-
Miss Anna c. Wilson is spending
her leave on a trip to New York and
her old home in Chicago.
Fred Brown has left the machine
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CHICAGO GRAIN.
By JOSEPH F. PRITCHARD.

Chr-aS0. Aug G-Lack Of interest was ~.
feature # the com market today. The out
Ider. instead Of coming into the market On
large srale. traded in a small way and business
OF the county men was lightest Of the week.
Advances Of to n cents in September corn
showed there was still 4 shortage in that month.
December. however. was of II to IL cents and
May showed losses Of Is to IL cents News
from the outside world was b-arlsh ManChurian
CON was reported coming TO The Pacidc Coast
selling At g l5 Ter T1sbeI.
EeCeipES Of Old corn continued znsll and sales
Al Chicago for cash showed an advance Of to
) cents
Cash oats showed greater activity with sales At
1900 bushels at an ad-aHce Of l cent. Outside
m tIs demand the market was without srel l4l
feature. In the future market September wss :.
TO L osnt higher while deferred months were .
70 n cents lower.
Demand for cash products showed no improve
nent. September nhs were in demand and a
fraction higher. Fresh meats were lower. loins
seLi1g al i cats against - cent Morday.
Chicago. Aug D.-FGtTv FEces N gains and
Provisions:
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Navy Yard News

George Hanline Of the tool shop is
taxing two weeks leave to move to
bis new home in Mclean, Va
6. L Mccurdy has returned from q
week in Atlantic City.
J. Holman Of the coppersmith shop,
Is enjoying seven days leave.
James Kates. OF the erecting shop,
left today on twelve days leave.
r L smithson. Of the torpedo tube
shop. has Just returned from a ave-
day TIP TO Colonial Beach.
A., pes ncIa.s Jones returned troR his v.o.-
NJ A Scott. Of the construction and
repair shop. has just returned from a
three-day motor trip to Atlantic City.
Jim Collins. Of the tool shop. en-.
'oyed four days at Colonial Beach.
Frank schnider is spending this week
at Colonial Beach.
Cecil r Corman returned Tuesday
from a motor trip TO his home at
Waynesboro. Pa
s. Aueinor, Of the coppersmith shop,
Is spending his vacation of twelve
days yachting On the lower Potomac.
John West Of the torpedo test shop.
was married Saturday. He has mo-
tored to Atlantic City for his honey
moon.
Bill Motley and Joe Fowler, Of the
torpedo shop, spent two days in PhiIs-
delphia
Clark Millor. OF the tool shop. had
weekend party at his home in Silver
Springs, Nd.
The Washington herald., 1919-08-21
WASHINGTON PRODUCE.

The wholesale market prices yesterday ranged
about as follows:
EGGs-stnctly fresh. Soc; .rerss. receipts.
&c; Southern, sc.
CHEESE - New York State factory, Who'll.
milk 34s9oc.
BUTTER-Standsrd creamery, 5easoc
LIVE POULTRY-Roosters. per ID, 2oc tur.
keys. per 10, Sa4Oc; chickens. spring, per ID.
35alOc; hens, per ID, Sc; keats young each,
l6a5Oc
DRESSED POULTRY Fresh-kiIled surtns
chickens per h. 4oa42; hens, per ID, "a; roost-
eTs. per b, &c; turkeys. per ID, 4Oa4sc
PORK-Small and neat, 2sc; medium, Ne;
hsaTy. 2lZ3c
LIVE sToOK - Calves, Iac; lambs, lsal7c;
shesp, 4a6c-
GREEN FRUTTS-Apples. per bbl, new. 3noa
80; basket, L0oa250; California lemons. per
box 60a65o pinespples, per crate 5OOa7. O.; B.;
California oranges. 5Ooa65o; blackberries 2Oa25
per quart; peaches, L5aa3.oo per crate
VEG BTABLES-Nev potatoes per bbl 20.
6 50: No ,. 25oa3oo; string beans, per bbl
2 25h5oo; psppers Der crate. l00al 25y osrraz PER
ct, loal2'ac; radishes. per 100, la250; alcinb-rs
per box, 75cal5; eggplant. 20oa2 3 per crate:
corn. nearby. per dozen. 15a3Oc; cabbage. new.
? Gas % Ter b5l bets. 5a5 per bunch lettuce
l.5oa20 per basket; y. Y. celery, Sooa9 90 re-
crate; celery per coz, asl00; rename lettuce.
Local Is; squash. 4OaZ5 per crate; spring onions.
Z6s3o per 100 cunches; onions, per basket,
2Wa2S; tomatoes, nearby, L00a3 % Der crate:
sweet potatoes. spsz.1 per bb; Jams, ur
bpa. kGssA
The Washington herald., 1919-08-21
BUREAU OF
ENGRAVING
AND PRINTING
80 NEWS

Mrs. Clam Jorgensen. OF section
s. IS enjoying |. two weeks vacation.
She will divide the time between
New York and Hartford. Conn. her
old home.
The boys in the Federal reserve
vault say that you may see Tom
ouantren u No. ! IN the blanket
line at every sale this week. He
has taken q week of 20 be sure 20
land pair Of the army oisnke1
hiss Cstherire Meyerl Of the
stamp book and coil division, has
returned TO her duties after a ten
day vacation.
Miss Augusta Holman. Of the e1-
sminins division, lie on leave for
the week.
Miss Mildred Feidt. Of the stamp
book and coil division, has been
confined TO her home for some time
by illness.
Eugene Furitt. Of section 6, night.
is on leave for three weeks, and is
spending part Of the time in At
lsntic City.
John Rocket and Herbert Leach.
members Of the Bureau Band, spent
Sunday afternoon at Marshall Hal.
The boys made an unsuccessful seSrch
Of the surrounding country for
peaches. Too much frost" or too
much rain" or too much war" were
the farmers excuses.
Herbert D. Knight pressman Of the
surface division. accompanied by hts
family. is taking q ten-dsy motor trip
to Philadelphia, Atlantic City, and
New York.
The Washington herald., 1919-08-21
COTTON MARKET.

New York. Aug. 0.-Further extensive declines
in rates for foreign exchange promoted 4 selling
movement in cotton today and prices broke
sharply october fell to 3aU or 90 points under
the close Of Tuesday. There was a disposition
to even up accounts Business throughout the
session was not large.
Selling at the opening hrouEht out the fact
that shorts must have been pretty well ehminat-
ed yesterday.
Cotton bought in the hope Of a late rally came
on the market again toward the close, fore
ing new low levels for the day. The market was
finally steady at a net decline Of 50 TO s. potntA
Spots here was quiet at . decline Of IS points
al 30.75 cents for middlins There were no sales
Spot at New Orleans was quiet at decline OF
60 points at 30 ID cents for middllng; the sales
were ~ bs,es.
Receipts at principal ports Galveston, e,so4 !;
New Orleans. 2,ss2; Mobile. 10; Savannah, lgse4
Charleston. l07; Norfolk, 56; Boston. 30; Mem
phis, l6s; st. Louis, 9ll
New York. Aug. D.-Ranse Of cotton prices:
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MONEY MARKET.

New York Aug 9-Money on call % the
New York Stock Exchange opsned at 4 per
cent: high. ST. low. 4 closing. 81 Most ot
the days loans were made al "A per cent
Loans made on al industrial collateral were
IA pr cnt.
Time money ia IN good demand and borrowers
are being supplied at 6 per cent on mixed on
lateral for the foII and SIX months pericdS
and 81 on all iudustrialS
Mercantile narsr is more active. prime names
selling al 5ie for the four and si1-mouths
periods names not So well known 81
Interior money rates were unchanged today
The Washington herald., 1919-08-21
NEW YORK PRODUCE.

New York Aug D-BUTTER-Market trner.
Sailed and unsaltei fresh creamery extras 5Aa
50: frsts. 52Iza57l1; higher than extras, 5lsA
60: State dairy tubs 46a55lz-
CHEESE-Market irregular: State whole milk
specials. D'4a3l; fancy. glad; lower grades
1a2sl5; Wisconsin whole milk. fancy Young
Americas Aa3iA STATE SKINS spe2als 22a25 {;
choice, lsa3o; fair to good. Hall; loweT grades.
7sl3
EGGS-Maret steady: Nearby white fancy
s5a6s: brown, 5Sa62: extras 5ia55. hrsts, Ea50
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FOREIGN EXCHANGE.

New York. Aug 3-Todays rstes Of exchange
Oh principal markets:
Sterling, demand. 4l24 cables. IA
Bankers 90 DAYS, Az: 20 DAYS. 1 n'4-
France, checks. So cables. 81
Belgium, checks. $40; cables sS
Germany checks. as cables, %.
Austria. checks, rs; cables. ~
H1land checks. 81. cables. 81
Italy. checks 95s; cables. s5s: swtss chscks
) =: cables 572
The Washington herald., 1919-08-21

shop to 3otn his wife st their old
home In Atlanta, Ca
Mrs B. NJ Backenheiner u de-
tailed to the money-order section
The Washington herald., 1919-08-21
LIVERPOOL COTTON.

AverTool, Aug D.-Spots opnned with limited
dem and TODAY. Prces wsre firm Sales amount
Cd to 4.00 bales ReCGpS totalled Al coo bales.
all American
American middlinE fair. 2 g; good niddlins
30; middling s6O, low middling, l6s 3; good
ordinary. $50 ordinary. lI67. Futures closed
The Washington herald., 1919-08-21
Washington Stock Exchange.
SALES

WAshirEton Railway Is 8 1n AZ s., N,oD At
q s. 90 at ST. s. 90 Al g. s. 900 AZ 81.
Washington Railway n, 3 at ~ B At q, Is al
9 at q. D At -.
LanstoD. 10 at 50 cash
After ca1:
Capltal Traction 10 At 81
PUBLIC UTILITY BONDS
The Washington herald., 1919-08-21
Congress Asked for Penny Postage

A rate of 1 cent postage for first
class mail was asked in a bill in
troduced in Congress yesterday by
Representative Madden, of Illinois.
The Washington herald., 1919-08-21

r. G. Cholmeley-Jones. director Of
the Bureau Of War Risk Insurance.
has called upon the knights of Co.
lumbus for aid in getting former
service men to maintain their gov
ernment insurance.
The Washington herald., 1919-08-21
LIVESTOCK MARKETS.

Pittsburgh Pa, Aug a.-HOGs-R -Reo.ipes,
20; higher; heaTiss. 0.T5az-o0; heavy York1s,
IL SAILS Light Yorkers and pigs. 20 5a0 50
SHEEP AND LlAArBS-Receipts go; steady
top sheep. Ills; top lambs, 1850
CALYES-Reosfpta, l7; steady; TOP, 20.
The Washington herald., 1919-08-21
N. Y. BANK CLEARINGS

New York. Aug D.-Blnk cleAnnss her. today
were sP ct Ia
The Washington herald., 1919-08-21
CURB MARKET.

Furnished By Sullivan q Co. l41 str--t
The Washington herald., 1919-08-21
K. of E. to Aid War Risk.

Fred Brown has left the nnachin.
Carrizozo news., 1919-06-06

Nogal Divide in better condition
than 1t has been in for years, but
they have cleaned up the road
from the mill down the Bonito as
far as Crockett canon.
a letter from Mrs. Dryden to
friends here from Havana, Cuba,
stated that she and the doctor are
having a delightful trip, and will
soon be at their destination, the
Isle of Pines. DIR. and Mrs. Dry den
are old residents of Lincoln
county, They motored from their
late residence, Pima, Arizona, to
New Orleans, where they took a
fruit boat for Cuba.
Carrizozo news., 1919-06-06
lULAROSA VALLEY MAY BE-
ANOTHER RANGER

Four operators from Ranger,
Texas, are preparing to drill for
oil in the Tularosa Valley, and
two others are erecting derricks
to develop their holdings in the
oil field. Derricks for the Alamo
Oil and Shale Co. are being
erected, and drilling is expected
to begin soon. A number OF
other companies are waiting for
the derricks to arrive. Because
of the wonderful oil development
throughout Texas aud New Mex
leo, drilling outfits haveR been
contracted Tor several months
ahead
According to reports from
Tularosa there is practically not
another acre of government land
left which can be located under
the "placer" law Tor oil aud gas,
and those who own land in the
valley are leasing it at high
figures to oil speculators. II oil
is present in the Tularosa basin,
as geolog lists claim, it will be
tapped by some Of the many com.
paniss preparing to operate there,
Following is a list OF the com.
panies and associations formed to
exploit the Tuarosa valley, either
as actual drilling concerns or
leasing concerns; Universal Gyp.
sum Co., Southern Land and
Development Co, New Mexico
OIL association, Fred Alley Oh
syndicate, Twin Ruttes Oil and
Gas Co., Pennsylvania Oil Co.,
Standard Oil Co., Wichita-Kansas
Oil Co., Prairie Oil CO., Southern
Chemical Co., Parker Lake Oil
association, Alamogordo Shale
aud Oil Co., Burkburnett-Ranger-
Tularosa Basin Oil Co., Valmont
Oil and Gas Co., w. w. Cox Oil
Co., Las Cruces Oil Co., Tularosa
Oil and Refining Co., Eagle Oil
Co., Mesilla Valley Oil Co., New
Mexico Oil Co., O'Rourke Oil aud
Gas Co., Tulsrosa Estates Ltd,
Johnson Elliott Oil Co., Adams
Outlaw syndicate, W. c. Porter.
field and associates, and Roose,
Brown aud Pike.
Carrizozo news., 1919-06-06
LAMAY--MooTRN

A quiet wedding took place
Saturday evening at the Baptist
parsonage, the Rev. Smith off.
eiating. The contracting parties
were Miss Fay Lsmay and Mr.,
Austin Wooten.
The bride is the oldest daughter
OF Mr.. and Mrs. l.. X. Lamay, OF
Nogal Mesa. The groom comes
of good Texas stock and is a
popular young man in Carrizozo,
where he is employed in the
clerical department OF Groom's
Sanitary Store. The young couple
will 90 to housekeeping here.
The News extends sincere con-
gratulations to all concerned.
Carrizozo news., 1919-06-06
A Small Blaze

Al an early hour Monday morn
ing fire occurred in the kitchen
OF the Railroad Eating House,
which might have ended serl-
ously, but for the timely arrival
OF the lire boys, who quickly made
hose connection with the hy.
drants, and had several streams
OF water playing on the blaze IN
short order, aud the Gre was
quickly quenched Had it got
start, 1t might have reached the
main building, and probably de-
stroyed 1t, as 1t is one OF the oldest
in Carrizozo, and built entirely of
lumber The boys did good
work, and did it quickly. The
damage done was small, and only
interiered with the business of
the house for an hour or two,
Carrizozo news., 1919-06-06
Equalization Board Meets

The board of county commits.
sioners convened Monday morn
ing IN the court house as board
OF equalization to revise the tax
schedules for this year, A full
board was present, as follows;
h. l.. Moulton, chairman, Corona
districts W. u Sewer, Lincoln
district, aud Robt. n. Taylor,
Carrizozo district, and Geo. c.
Clements, clerk.
The business OF revising the
tax schedules, and equalizing
individual taxes, is slow and
tedious job, but the board expect
to get through before the end of
the week.
Carrizozo news., 1919-06-06
4th Class Postmaster
Examination June 28

The United States Civil Service
Commission has announced an
examination to be held at Car.
rizozo, New Mexico on June 2s,
1919, as a result OF which il is
expected to make certificatiou to
hila contemplated vacancy in the
position of fourth class postmaster
at White Oaks; aud other va.
caneies as they may occur at that
Office, unless il shall be decided
in the interests Of the service to
oil any vacancy by reinstatement.
The compensation of the post
master al this Office was t31l for
the last fiscal year.
Applicants mus, have reached
their twsnty-6rst birthday on the
date OF the examination, with the
exception that in a state where
women are declared by statute to
be Of full age for all purposes at
eighteen years, women eighteen
years of age on the date OF the
examination will be admitted.
Applicants must reside within
the territory supplied by the post
Office for which the examination
10 announced.
The examination is open 20 all
citizens Of the United States who
can eomply with the requirements.
Application blanks, Form 1883,
and full information concerning
the requirements OF the eIamina.
tiou San be secured from the post.
master at the place of vacancy or
from the United States Civil
Service Commission, Washing.
ton, ID. G..
Applications should be properly
executed and filed with the com.
mission at Washington, d. c., at
the earliest practicable date.
Carrizozo news., 1919-06-06
Frost Hits Mesa Farmers

1t is reported that the farmers
OF the Mesa district suffered con.
siderable loss by the freeze, which
occurred on the last Of May and
first OF June. The beans and
potatoes were hit hardest and IN
some places will have to be re-
planted. Small grain and corn
suffered also, hut il is thought
that the corn, although badly
wilted, will take a second start
and come through all right. This
makes matters bad for the Mesa
farmers, as last year crops suf.
fered from lack OF moisture, and
this year moisture was plentiful,
aud the prospects were fine for
large yields up to The first day OF
June. Fruit, although damaged
by hail earlier, was not affected
much by the freeze.
Carrizozo news., 1919-06-06
News Items from Parsons


A snow storm the gath of May
we thought late enough, but
snow the ist OF June and freezing
weather is the limit. No doubt
we will add balling contest
to the 4th OF July festivities this
year.
The grain and fruit does not
seem to be hurt 10y the late freeze,
but the gardens look decidedly
wilted. Much of the corn, beans
and potatoes will have TO be re.
planted.
The lst OF June brought mum.
erous fishing parties over to the
Boniio. II has not been reported
whether the fish are biting "
well this cold season or not.
MIR. and Mrs. r. 5. Grafton
and family attended the Memorial
Day services at Angus last
Friday.
a party OF forest surveyors,
with Marinus Westvelt as chief,
are camped up the Rodemaker
canon and are making survey
OF the timber land in this district.
Miss Bertha Bragg aud brother
Lee attended the dance at Nogal
Saturday night,
Messrs. Reddy and Robson
brought their main nerd of cattle
over from the west side last week
Thsy returned from their winter
pasture in fine condition, In spite
of the cold weather and shortage
of feed.
W. G. Wells, who has been III
for some time, is much improved
in health and is out doing bust,
ness again.
The Parsons Mining company
not only put the road over the