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The producers news. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1918-1937, 1922-12-01

sis decision Of the case of the
D IL, suit for an accounting
/ ~ t. ~ Frank Conley, former warden
\ EalI,s' ID state penitentialy at Deer
Ias nS fn5oe i. J. Horsky Of the dis
1 EasS, U ,o,,rt in Lewis and Clark coun-
4 = ssS sS fGpnd that the state is not
..io5 WI to recover judgment against
In ssT IN any Of its Is causes of ac-
H. " svcenf in the fourteenth, wherein
IT, S> sdnitted liability in q claim
Ess I wv. which is wiped out in coun-
|. S9orr' Ans amounting to $623.18, which
u @ tFe states claim for the $65.12,
.+ii1p Jonley a settlement Of $558.06.
H. rbe DECISION holds that Conley is en-
i n II recover from the state his
L. and disbursements incurred in
4 n, t,iaJ Of the case. Conley was fav-
n n the decision on all causes of
sim brought by tft state, which to-
sIpi about S350,000, except the four
I'M, The decision also was a COM
IT, generation by the court of the
Embers of all prison boards from
"a when the state changed the op-
Inn Of the prison from the con-
M to the wardenship system, to
IA and their actions.
i ENDS LONG ACTION
HTbe decision was delivered by Judge
|Irky early Monday morning, after
I'M the case under adyisement
hr September 12, this year, when
i case vas finally submitted to him.
sal of the case was in progress in
EIaa S. days, beginning on April
j and was not concluded until July
] The state was given 80 days in
aich to submit briefs, and the de-
sa 30 days addition in which to file
answer.
IEhsre are 21O typewriter pages in
/ decision, a large portion Of which
d written opinion, in which Judge
Esky discussed the legal questions
soled and the evidence adduced at
4 trial Judge Horsky decided that
hi reviewal should accompany the
kaon, due to the magnitude and
|katance Of the case and in justice
|the state and to the defendant.
Pleaded Limitations Statute
IN his reply to some Of the claims
II by the state before the trial of
/ case began. Conlev filed counter
] nS totaling approximately $780,
and also pleaded the statute of
1itatiOns in many Of the causes of
En.
Nearly 5000 exhibits were intro
ssed the exhibits being almost all
Rmentary in nature, and consisted
prison books and accounts, to show
/ system of accounting used at the
%9n during Conley's regime.
#Pfe were an. endless number Of
|PeS'es examined, the greater num-
Oelng called by the state. Frank
Hley, the defendant, who never was
#eat day from the trial, and for
zlas was subjected to close ques-
#lAg on direct and cross examina-
N i. ), and also in rebuttal and sur-re-
Ha- Witnesses also include form
kAIaVe officials. who had hnen NOM
4 U the state prison commission,
Ep moulded former Governor Joseph
poole, Montana's first chief execu-
4, lo!mer tIf Governor s. Y. Stewart,
~ y Albert ]. Galen, now associate
3Fs ETn 1oEmer Attorney General Dan
4 E1slly I ana former Attorney Gener-
=, rod Just before the con-
/ EIgn I'M. OF ,qe t!ial Governor Joseph
uh9n was 4 "ibness in behalf of
The producers news. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1918-1937, 1922-12-01
URGES GAS TAX

San Francisco, Nov. 28.-Passage of
legislation imposing a tax of two
cents gallon on gasoline to provide
funds for construction and mainten-
ance of roads will be recommended to
legislatures of eleven western states
it was agreed by the western govern
ors conference in executive session
here.
The producers news. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1918-1937, 1922-12-01
,rrNDANT IN CASE IS AWARDED TRIAL CO

Fxoneraes All Actions of Prison Boards from 1908 to
1q2-Adnitted Liability of $6512 Is Allowed to State
-Defeodans Countercairns of $6321s Offset Amount
Given Plaintiff in Fourteenth Cause of Action
The producers news. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1918-1937, 1922-12-01
rONLEY CASE DECISION
Mex -WARDENS FAVOR

l. Horsky of Lewis and Clark District Court Finds
afe Is Not Entitled to Recover Judgment In ANY Of Ite
* Causes Of Action, With Single Exception
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|D0LIN LOSES IN EFFORT
TO GUST COMMISSIONERS

Supreme Court Holds Decision Handed Down Monday That
County Commissioners Guilty of Wrong Doing Such AS
Don Charged Tyler and bsen With Must Be Proceeded
BY Grand jury.
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RONnH.
BALTIMORE.
BONDS.

$1,000 Alab Co q 6s. SO ~ So SO
1000 Aug Ry e. E 5s 81 81 81 81
400 halt g 3iks, '2S o5M 05Ss n5Ss o5%
200 Bait 3i4s, 80 a5ss 08ss a5ss a5M
5000 Balt Elec 5s. p4L psa ei4 04A
$4,000 Cosdcn&Co 6s 100 100 100 100
1000 Fla r 6s. gsL ash 9Sh psh
1000 @ SO e. Fla rs. s1ik aTia sTk SIN
1000 Geo q Ala Is. 80 so so so
1000 Mon Val Tr rs ps% 09% 0Sss 0sM
1000 Penn w p 5s.. aTis a7M eTm aTh
1000 I'm Rys lat Is. 72is 72h T2M I2h
5000 u Rys Inc fs. D6iA 56h 80 80
5000 Un Rys n 5s. 16A "a 769s 1914
$4,000 Tn Rvs 6s l. DsSs 20 asss 0sM
$500 I'm Rys 6s 20 fo0ik f00is 10ois t00i&
1000 I'm L&r ihs.. n3iz 93L a3h o3M
10000 w - & n 80 So 80 81
The New York herald., 1922-04-28
ELECTIONS AND MEETINGS.

April os, 1922
Notice is hereby given that the annual
meeting off the stockholders OF the SOUTH
FERRY REALTY COMPANY. INC. will
be held at the office OF the company, No.
1f5 Broadway. in the Borough OF Manhat-
tan. City. of New York. on the 9th day OF
May, 1922. at 10 A. NJ. for the annual cleo
tion OF Directors of said company and OF
two inspectors OF election TO serve for tho
succeeding year and for such other business
as may properly come before such meeting
II. G.. BABBAGE. Secretary
The New York herald., 1922-04-28
COTTON PRICES UP
In STEADY MARKET
List Slips Down in Last Hour
and Session Closes With
FURRY Of Covering.

Considering the number of unsettlng
market displayed steadiness that was at
times almost astounding. Prices adj
vanced some 10 TO II points early in
the day on new buying and short COW
ering promoted by unfavorable weather.
but. influenced by receding stock mar
ket. the slump in grain and the political
situation abroad. slipped off to 12
points in the last hour. A final furry
of short covering left the list point to
points net lower and steady in tone.
That the market was governed very
largely by the weather in the South was
not denied in any quarter. The Off
cial map showed excessive rains in
Texas and Oklahoma, including falls of
more than an inch at several places. The
eastern belt was cloudy and unsettled
and showery at one or two places. The
principal ammunition that bulls derived
from the weather was In detailed adj
vices. which showed numerous heavy
falls in Texas districts.
1t seemed that little or no attention
was paid to May. Liquidation OF that
option continued with thirty-three no.
tices in circulation. Spot houses, Liver
pool interests and Wall Street shorts
were among the prominent early buy
ers while New Orleans and commission
houses sold. Liverpool's action was more
or less uncertain because of prevailing
weather conditions. Near options abroad
were lower while new crop deliveries
were slightly better
Ihe local spot cotton market was
steady, 5 points net lower at 1915 cents
Tor middiing, but without sales. The
New Orleans spot market was quiet and
steady at IL cents for mddling. It's
sales were of 1000 bales.
The New York herald., 1922-04-28
LOW PRICES RULE
FUR AUCTION SALE
Drop by Opossum, Mole and
Ermine Unexpected Fea-
ture of Session.

The unexpected feature OF the fourth
day OF the fur sale of the New York
Auction Company was the fall of prices
of several staples and semi-staples. such
as opossum. mole and erpine The de-
creases averaged slightly more than -
per cent. compared with the prices of the
February sale. A good assortment Of
lamb skins was the only lot to increase
for the day All other fancies showed
expected decreases, ranging from 10 to
25 per cent. Attendance throughout the
day was light and the sale was con-
cluded early.
The afternoon session opened with
brisk bidding on a good quality of lamb
skins. The trade was eager to buy and
competition was keen. Trimmers were
particularly anxious to obtain the lots
and consequently prices advanced above
the open market and. compared with
February figures, gained rs per cent.
Prices bid on northern opossum were un-
expectedly weak. the highest figure for
any individual skin being $1.26. Two
collections, one of Australian opossum
and the other of ringtail oposslm,
brought better prices and maintained
their market values. Insignificant coll
lections of polar bear and wonbat were
bought back by sellers and decreased 10
per cent compared with February fig
ures. A semi-fancy lot of mole was pro-
tected by sellers. but its price was weak.
good assortment of staple ermine skins
followed the downward trend, the high
price being s1.46. Gray fox, the next Of
fering was well maintained and showed
no change in price level. Cross fox was
weak and declined Is per cent
The high and low price for the assort-
ments and the percentage increases or
decreases. compared with February fig
ures, follow:
The New York herald., 1922-04-28
PRODUCE.

AppLEs-stark, bbl;. ss@lo; Baldwin.
Russet, slae.5o; ordinary. ungraded. $50
$50; Newtown Pippin. Western, box, $3-29@
a. Winessp, S2@l2a -, spitaenberg, s2s3g s3s
3.25: Delicious. $2.5og4.5o; Ben Davis, SEQ
BEANS-Marrow, choice, domestic. 100
s7,i5@S s? .2s; Kotenashi japanese. s5as.
small white. California, 81: Lady Washing
sesn California se75; ned medium Rumana.
| $3.50; white kidney. $40.
BUTTER-Creamery, higher than extras,
10, 4o@dolsc; extras. ~ score: 5o14 g39hc
grades, a3a34c; centralized cars. 90 score.
ssc.; SO score. 31haS7lac. SO score s6A@
&c; 81 to 81 score. s5alseisc.; unsalted
score, 4ohg4ic.; flrsts. S7iAG4oc. seconds.
a5as7c; lower grades, s3Q34Hc; State
ss CUBS cdmmon pnes 70 fsi sSea to prme reo
| waited. extras. 2Sixc.i ladies', current make,
extras 27@2sc.; flrsts, 2402bc., seconds.
stock. current make. No, I. 2Sc. No. :, 21@
&c; lower grades. isa20iSc.
CHEESE-New York State flats, fresh
twIns fresh specials i7c fu avesaes run
16%9i7c. flats. held specials, 24c.; twins
held specials asa2lc:; Wisconsin, fresh
double Daisies. 17hIf7Ac. single Daisies,
1Ihm1sc. Young Americas, 20k921c.
EGGS-Fresh gathered. extras. dozen. oaT
2gisc. storage packed, extra flrsts os1D
2si1c.; firsts. 27ikc: regular packed. extra
22iam24c.: trade eggs, 22g33ikc.: dirties,
storage packed, No /: 23c.; dirties. regular
packed. No. 1. 22Ac.: No. 9 and poorer. 21GD
22c.; checks, fair to choice. dry. 21M22c.;
New Jersey, henncry whites, candled extras
37c. uncandled, extras. 346t35c.; nearby and
nearby Western hennery whites, average ex-
tras. 33c. extra firsts, 30n32c.; firsts Esq
aoc.; nearby gathered whites firsts 10 extra
firsts, 2sM31c: under grades, 26d27c; Pa
cific coast whites. extras, 34G35c.: extra
frsts. 32a33c.: frsts,. 2aa3ic-; other West
nearby and nearby Western hennery browns,
extra, 30i4c.: nearby brown and mixed
coiors,. gathered extras, 2o02aisc flrsts TO
extra firsts. 25Gr27kc.: duck eggs. Baltimore.
Maryland and Virginia. 3od35c.; Western
and prime Southern, 2sd32c.
POTATOES-State, and Maine. $50 lbs,
s2aa Ieo lbs; s,;25a2 q; $50 lbs;. $3.50
bbl.. s2a5.5o: Bermuda. sf.5oa7 Sweets,
Jersey, basket, s.. 2.256D3. Or: Virginia. bbl
S25063.25; Delaware and Maryland, basket.
siI5; Vans. South Carolina. crate, $1,000
1.25; Georgia. basket. Si7onlT5.
POULTRY. DRESSED-chickens frozen,
broiers. 27G43c.: fryers. o7m3oc. roasters
2S13Sc.; fresh stays, 21M21c.; frozen, 2o60
2sc; fowls. fresh: Western. boxes. 23q33c.:
22a3oc.. frozen. c2a31c.: old cocks, fresh
20d25c.; frozen. 2nd25c.; capons. frozen,
Western. 36afsc. Turkeys. fresh, 3oa4oc
Long Island. spring Soc; Western. frozen,
2od25c Geese. Western. frozen. 156Isc.
SQUADS. fresh white. dozen, $ifDfo
POULTRY. IIyE-Fowls. freight. o7c.;
express. 2Id2sc.: broilers. freight. 6oc. ex-
press. s5a65c.; capons and slips. 35a4oc.
old ROSTERS. freight. f5c. Turkeys, freight,
2,n30c.; express, 35d40c. Ducks, freight
1Jd11c.; express. 1sa2sc. Muscovy. 15c.
Pigeons. pair. zoe. Guineas, pair. roc. Rab-
bits, H.. 20n23c.
The New York herald., 1922-04-28
OF prices
COTTON STATISTICS.
LIVERPOOL,

Spot cotton. fair demand at 3 points de.
cline; mddling. 10.20d. Sales, 5000: Ameri-
can. 1900. Imports nil. Futures opened quiet
at to points decline. Closed quiet at a
decline of points to advance of / point
May, lo16d. July. 10.2fd.: October, 10.16d
January. 10.11d.; March 1o.O7d. Manchester
Yarns dull; cloths dull but steady
The New York herald., 1922-04-28
TO THE HOLDERS OF
GENESEE RIVER RAILROAD co.
yr;,a< Nfov<~oCs acx kA W. EoyA Nara

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN shas duass
anty Trust Company OF New York, as sl5k
cessor TO the Standard Trust Company %
New York. Trustee under First Mortgages
dated June LIST, 1907. hereby invites. purs1.
ant to Section Of Article H. q ~ supzs@
ment al Indenture. dated January End, 1915.
proposals for the sale to the Sinking Fund
on May 4th. 1929. with accrued interest to
that date. OF as many bonds OF the above
issue can be purchased for the sum OK
Twenty-eight Thousand Seven Hundred Sixty
eight Dollars and Twenty-seven Gents
$2s.76s.2D. Sealed proposals. will be re-
ceived at the TRUST DEPARTMENT of ths
undersigned. No. 140 Broadway. New York
City up to 10 o'clock A. M. on Tuesday.
May End. 1929. when they will be opened
and bonds offered at the lowest prices NOT
exceeding 1859 of par and accrued interast
to the extent necessary to exhaust said sum.
win be accepted. Each offer of more than
81 900 principal amount Of bonds shall be
made subject to acceptance in part, In case
the aggregate of the offers shall exceed the
amount of money available for the redenp-
tion of bonds. The right is reserved to re-
5ect any and all offers.
GUARANTY TRUST COMPANY
OF NEW YORK.
BY WILLIAM G. POTTER, President.
Dated April /. 1922.
The New York herald., 1922-04-28
April 27. 1922.
PRESSED STEEL CAR COMPANY.

,...Ne NeW lork. AprtI 20, I8z-.
PREFERRED DIVIDEND NO. 80.
Quarterly dividend of One Dollar. Sew
enty-five Cents tS1.75) per share viii he paid
June list. 1922, to preferred stockholders Of
record at the close of business May 18th,
c. e. CHURCH. Treasurer.
The New York herald., 1922-04-28
RAILROAD EARNINGS.
BALTIMORE AND OHIO.

ATCH1SON, TOPEKA AND SANTA FE
SYSTEM
The New York herald., 1922-04-28
POULTRY. DRESSED-chickens. fro
LIVE STOCK AND MEAT PRICES.

Common 70 prime steers. 100 lbs. $4,000 SOS
common 70 choice bulls, 100 lbs. fI5fD G.25
Common 10 choice cows, 100 lbs 1 5ofD 5T5
Common 10 prime veais 100 lbs 6oof1 p 10
Common to prime ewes 100 lbs 45OSD s. 10
Common 10 prime lambs 100 lbs 10 OofTt5 50
spring lambs, 100 bs............ T.0O01f ~. 90
1--we 1--we hogs, 100 lbs..... 1050T11 30
Dressed peer. steer sides, Do. 12n15hc
City dressed veais. ib......... s57fsc
Dressed mutton, lb............. r2R23c
dressed lambs, city. lb.......... 32n3Gc
The New York herald., 1922-04-28
PENNSYLVANIA COAL AND COKE
COSpOR ALTON

CORPORATlON.
At meeting of the Board of Directors Of
the Pennsylvania Coal g. Coke Corporation
held this day there was declared the regular
dividend of 81 90 per share out OF the accu-
mulated earnings and surplus of the cont
pany. payable on MAY 10th, 1922. to stock
holders of record at the close of business on
May 9th. 1922.
II. II. WATKINS,
President.
Anril o7 1000
The New York herald., 1922-04-28
SUES 1. !. R. R. FOR 100000.
Injured Woman May AIso Ask
Damages for Child's Death

The Long Island Railroad Company
appeared yesterday as defendant In
suit for 100000 that has been begun
before Justice Strong and a jury In the
Brooklyn Supreme Court by Mrs. Anna
Shevlowitz OF 3I9 Sumner avenue. that
borough. Mrs. Shevlowitz asks that
amount as compensation for loss of her
left leg. shock and bruises she alleged
she suffered when au automobile In
which she and her infant son were rid.
ing was hit by a train at Quogue. L. /.
on November 10, 1919.
The child was killed and Mrs Shev~
lowitz was taken to a hospital. where
she remained for six weeks. Bruce
Bromley, Stephen c. Baldwin and will
lam S. Butler. attorneys. appeared for
Mrs. Shevlowitz, who. 1t was reported,
soon will institute an action for thA
death of her son.
The New York herald., 1922-04-28
TO THE HOLDERS OF
ERIE AND JERSEY RAILROAD CO.
go 5o-Year Sinking Fund Gold Bonds.


NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN that Guar
enty Trust Company OF New York. as sue
cessor to the Standard Trust Company OF
New York, Trustee under First Mortgage
dated June Goth. 1905. hereby invites, pursu-
ant to Section Of Article II. Of the Supple
mental lndenture. dated January I'd. 1915.
proposals for the sale to the Sinking Fund
on May 4th. 1929, with accrued interest to
thai date, OF as many bonds of the above
issue as can be purchased for the OF
Thirty six Thousand Three Hundred Seventy
seven Dollars Sxty-nine Cents ($36.377.G9
Sealed proposals viii be received at the
TRUST DEPARTMENT OF the undersigned.
No. 140 Broadway. New York City. up to 10
o'clock A. NJ. on Tuesday, May I'd. 1922.
when they will be opened and bonds offered
at the lowest prices, not exceeding 115e5 OF
par and accrued interest to the extent
necessary to exh haust said sum. will be
cepted. Each offer of more than $1,000
principal amount of bonds shall be made
subject to acceptance I'm part. in case the
aggregate. OF the offers shall exceed the
amount OF money available for the redemp-
tion OF bonds. The right Is reserved to
reject am, any !, and s-r Al @ offers. o,.n.v
OF NEW YORK.
By WILLIAM G. POTTER, President.
Dated Aprif l. 1920
The New York herald., 1922-04-28
DIVIDENDS AND INTEREST.
LIMA LOCOMOTIVE WORKS. INC.

LIMA LOCOMOTIVE WORKS, INC.
LIMA. OHIO.
April 81. 1922.
The third quarterly instalment of the seven
per cent (Ied) dividend declared upon the
Common Stock of this company by the Board
Of Directors at their meeting of September
30. 1921. will be dtre and payable on June /
1922. to stockholders of record at the close
of business Hay IS, 1922. Transfer books
do not close.
l.. A. LARSEN.
Nce-President and Treasurer.
The New York herald., 1922-04-28
OPENS BOND DEPARTMENT.

The Garfield National Bank, Fifth
avenue. Twenty-third street and Broad
way. will open on May / bond de-
partment under the direction of M. A.
Haas to deal in Government. municipal
and corporation bonds. For the last
six years Mr.. Haas has been with A.
y. Leach e. Co.. and built up and man.
aged the bond business for that firm
throughout the South. as well as ham
dling an investing clientele in this city.
The New York herald., 1922-04-28
Notice to Creditors and Note Holders.


Notice to Creditors and Note Holders.
The First Nat. Bank OF Roby located at
Roby. In the State of Texas. Is closing up its
affairs. All note holders and other creditors
Of said association are therefore hereby no.
tilted to present the notes and other claims
against the association for payment.
G. F. NEWMAN. Cashier
THE Amherst National Bank OF BrffAls.
located at the City of Buffalo. In the State
OF New York. is closing its affairs. All
note holders and other creditors OF the as
socfation are. therefore, hereby notified to
present the notes and other claims for pay.
ment.
Dated January 20. 1922.
S. J. URBANSKI. Cashier
THE broadway National Bank of Buffalo,
located at the City of Buffalo. in the State
OF New York. Is closing its affairs. All note
holders and other creditors of the associa-
tion are. therefore. hereby notified TO pre-.
sent the notes and other claims for payment.
Dated January 20, 1922.
JOHN A. SrACHOwIAK Cashier.
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MENT. -
state or Indiana, Wayne County. SIS.
IN the matter of the petition of Ira
steven W orIey ct al, for the improve
ment or North West Seventh Street and
Main Street in the City of Richmond
Wayne Township, Wayne COUNTY mai.
ana, and the continuation of said Main
SStreet, under the provisions of the
Three. Mile Road Law
Notice is hereby given that the Board
az commissioners of Wayne County, In
dlana, by. order duly made the entered
on the 4th day of December, 1922 de-
termlned to issue bonds of WAYNE
county, Indiana, in the total sum of
I orty-seVen Thousand dollars CS47O001
oearing interest at the rate of four and
the purpose of raising money to nav
Tor the construction, including the con-
tract price and all expenses incurred
ana TO be incurred, of the Improvement
OF Northwest Seventh Street and West
MAIN street and the continuation of
said west Main street. all of said high
way being in Wayne Township WAYNE
County, Indiana, and said highway SO 70
pc improved extending from the Pea
cock Road southwardly to said West
Maln street and thence westwardly
along said West Main Street to the west
corporation line of the city of Rich
mond and thence continuing westward
~ as continuation of w est Main street
70 Easthaven Avenue, said Improvement
belng the paving of said highway with
cement ana concrete. contract for which
work was let and awarded on Novern-
Der z5th, 1922, by said Board of Com
customers under the provisions of the
Law. nc A'odd
The net assessed value of all pronertv
IN said taxing district of Wayue Town
snip IS S45,413.633, and the present to-
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