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The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1930-06-25
Produce Markets

Eggs. Country .Runl-Loss of delivssrd
2lc: No. 2. Ice.
45 lbs. or over, nc; under 4ls lbs, tic:
Leghorn hens. lac: sprlngers, ga lbs. or
over 21c: under pa lbs, Isc: Leghorn
iSil iffeatthered' fat whites. Sc; geese. &C.
These prices are for No. / top quality
quoted by Kingan g. Co.
Butter (wholesalel-No. 1. sSGSsc: No. 2.
Butterfat-s2c.
Cheese (whoiesale selling price per
SIC: wisconsin firsts. 27c: Lognhorns. SAC;
New York LimberRer. soc.
NEW YORK, June 25,-:Flour.1DuIl and
Dull Dull; mess. $3.50. Lard-stsady; middle
special to extra. 434@5c. Potatoes-New.
40. Sweet ,potatoes-FiTm; Jersey. bas-
k kes 0OS@a DFe cSicken i7Sssc fowls
I4@26c ducks. Long Island, ja19c. Live
poultryLsteady;;g geese. lin Z; ducks: i4@
ers. i5GI7c: broilers.. 100 4oc. Cheese
Quiet; state whole milk. fancy to specials,
24@2ec; young America. 181a@2oc.
~ cH aN5ltG June Jun -Eggs-Market weak;
receipts. 500 cases. extra .f1rSts, 22c;
current receipts. ZOH2WZlci orQlnarleS, ~
T20c; seconds, 18c. Butter-Market I'M
changed; receipts. 1855 tubs; extras.
321ac; extra firsts. 3O@31c; f1rsts, 28h@
291ac; seconds, 26G271ac; standards. 32Ac
Poultry-Market easy; erceipts. cars;
FOWLS, zoe; springers. 30c; Leghorns. l5c;
ROSTERS. 14c; broilers 23c. Chees-Twins
16a@17c; young Americas. 172c. Pota-
toes-On track. $40; arrivals. Ill: ship
ments, 1,123; market weak: southern
sacked bliss triumphs. $262.50; sacked
Irish cobblers, various states. $2.25d235:
North Carolina barrels Irish cobblers, $3.75
Gals; Virginia barrels Irish cobblerS,
$4.5014.60.
I SCfhNtcTNNATf, June 25-Butter- Steady;
creamery in tub lots. according to score,
300 33c; common score. discounted 2M3c;
packing stock. No. j; 25e;; No. 2, Ice; No. 3,
cases included fresh gathered 23Ac;
frsts. 20c seconds. 18c: nearby ungraded,
2l12c. Live poultry-Thin and coarse
stock sells only at heavy discount; fowls. 5
lbs. and over. zoe; lbs. and over. 19c; 8
lbs. and over 19c; Leghorns; lbs, and
over 2 lbs, 29c; broilers, over Ia lbs,
28c IA lbs. and over, Csc: Leghorn and
Orpington broilers over IA lbs, 21c; ~
lbs. and over. lSc;, broiers. partly
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Fairbanks Company and subsidiaries indst
taxes etc. against s1os,572 in same
period, 1922
EIgin National Watch companv declared
payable Aug. l, record July Is.
week seie ended pa june 4 we're ST. 754 cars
decrease of 1898 from preceding week.
1891 below like 1925 week and 1869
below like 1928 week.
Gross revenues of Minneapolis & st.
Louis in May were 1893 108 and net op-
Grating revenue after operating expenses
Domestic Crude Oil production last
week averaged 2,59S.S5O barrels daily, an
increase of 1880 over preceding week.
but 1e5 $50 below like 1929 week, Amer
lean Petroleum Institution reports. Gas
oline stocks decreased 1,739, 900 barrels
to 5O,465, 900.
Cotton Sterilization Corporation to take
marketing bodies for purpose Of clearing
way for new crop. Government co-opera-
tive ready to provide financing required by
state organizations.
solloway Mills & Co. stock brokers an
nounce they will cease business Saturday.
D. c. Heacock vice-president of Cater
pillar Tractor elected president succeeding
r. G. Force who has been made chairman.
Third Avenue Railway System May sur
plus after charges including full inter
est on adjustment income per cent
bonds S5S,1SS against sS1,551 in May,
1929. For eleven months deficit after
charges S244,537 against deficit S2S1,6l9
in preceding year.
Maine Central May net income $77,5l5
after taxes and charges against S98; 562
in May. 1929. Five months S523.S4o against
$317, 467.
Chicago b Northwestern loadings ,12O,3a4
against 1874 in 1929 and Burlington
S2,5o4 against 1o5,SSS.
Bank Of GERMANY statement as of June
% shows gold 26l8.9oo 600 marks against
9sa against 5u 4s7s
Federal Reserve Board says volume of
industrial production declined in May py
Factory employment decreased more than
usual at this season. Department store
sales approximately same as year ago.
Initial payments by Canadian wheat
pool on balance of 1929 crop not yet de-
livered will be IS cents bushel on
wheat, reduction of Is to 80 cents; on
barley, reduction of 10 cents, and 40
cents for rye. reduction of cents
LONDON-New York cables opened at
1885 against 4.a5 1892. Paris checks 1873 70,
Amsterdam 12,O95, Italy e2,765, Berlin
20.3S5.
Long Island Railroad Company quarter
ended March 81 net income 0,180 after
taxes and charges against S373,550 in first
quarter of 1929.
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Legal Notices

The western Saving and Loan Associa-
ton Of Indianapolis. Indiana. viii hold
is annual meeting Of stockholders ana
the election Of four ~ directors on
July T. 1880. at its usual place oA
WILLIAM c. GRAUEL. Secretary
NOTICE
The Board Of Trustees Of the Central
State Hospital will receive sealed pro-
posals until Friday. June a. at 10 a. q
for furnishing supplies fNr the month
july 1890. Estimate bocS viii be On
~ Room AT Gtateh0uss from anf
Monday june Is 1880
~ oRpER Of BoARI r TRv
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Local Wagon Wheat

CITY grain elevators are paying 76c for
No. red wheat and TAG for No. hard
Uhe1E
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NEW YORK, June 25.-Support
afforded United States Steel after
it had dropped to a new 1880 low
today inspired short covering that
turned the stock market upward be-
fore noon.
Steel touched 1925, off % from
the previous close after opening I'M
changed at 1929. Other stocks
opened lower and when Steel
dipped, the whole market was I'M
settled.
This unsettlement was only mo-
mentarily for instantly support sent
the leading industrial we'll above its
previous close. 1t then swung back
and forth for a few minutes in be-
wildering fashion and definitely
turned upward again.
Within a half hour after the turn
Steel reached 154. Then it wavered
slightly and again set on an up
ward course to 154A, where 1t was
up ~ points net. Other stocks
swung up in wide arcs from their
lows until at noon the list was up
fractions to more than points, a
few special issues gaining more.
Profit Taking Appears
American Can rose 81 points
from it's low, American Telephone
as, Consolidated Gas az, New York
Central 2, Atchison nearly 8, Gen
eral Electric IL, Radio 2as, Warner
Brothers Pictures IA, American and
Foreign Power "a, j. I. Case 5A
and Vanadium Ga.
At noon the foregoing issues were
up fractions to 7 points, the widest
advance in j. I. Case. Atchison
showed a decline, being of Is, at
1875.
The rise was the signal for further
proft-taking, however, and a few
minutes after noon Steel dropped
below 154 and other leaders were
again meeting selling pressure.
Wheat futures broke to new lows
since the war at the opening, but
later rallied substantially, a factor
in the better stock market tone.
Cotton futures were down, with the
July and October positions at new
lows for four years.
Trading Active
Cotton also was showing signs of
rallying above the lows of the day.
During the early trading prices of
railroad issues we're at or near their
lows of the year. Some issues made
new lows for several years following
the decline in this group Tuesday
which brought the Dow, Jones av-
erage to new low ground since
March, 1927
Car loadings today showed fall
ing off from the similar week of
1929 and this also made for SELL
ing of the carriers.
Trading on the Exchange was
somewhat more active with sales to
1880, tctaling $4,000, against
307,500 shares Tuesday. Sales to
noon today were 1,384,30O shares
against 1,O35, 400 shares in the same
period Tuesday.
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Further expansion of American States
Public Service, Company, in accordance
with announced policy, will shortly take
place as the result of action by the
board of directors in authorizing &C
QUESTION of two additional electric prop
critics in the northwest. The properties
to be acquired are located in Idaho and
Montana. The new units. according to
officials. will greatly strengthen the
strategic position of the present network
of American States properties in that
territory.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1930-06-25

Trustees of Fixed Trust Oil shares have
announced the distribution Of a dividend
as Of June 80, 1880 In addition, rights
will be given holders to subscribe TO ad-
ditionaI shares at per cent under the
Offering price to the extent of As cents for
each share now held.
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Rv Tinted Press

BV United Press
TOLEDO. O.. June 25.-HngS- Receipts
400: market. steady at Tuesdays best
levels; heavies. S8.50G8.75; mediums, SEA
9.lo: workers.. Ss.5069: pigs. $8.50d9. Cattle
Receipts, light; market very slow.
Calves Receipts. light: market, steady.
Sheep-Receipts. light; market. slow.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1930-06-25
JUSTICE VISITS POPE
Stone of Supreme Court Leaves
Rome After PapaI Audience.

BIZ United Press
ROME. June 25.-Justice Harlan
F. Stone Of the United States SUI
preme court departed today after
having been received in A dience on
Tuesday by Pope Plus.
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financing in the history Of the publ,
utility Industry is scheduled for later TIL
week, when group headed by Halsey
Quart & Co., in the west, and Harris
FORREST & Co. in, the east. will formally
offer to the public new issue of s116.
115, 800 Cities Service Company 5 per cent
convertible gold debentures. due 1850.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1930-06-25
Business
and
Finance

An issue of $4,000 of 6 per cent
preferred stock was authorized
Tuesday by the board of directors
of the indianapolis National Cor
poration, owners Of the factory
building and equipment of the Real
Silk Hosiery Mills. Inc. The stock
is callable in two years and the
final block natures in 1889.
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United Press

0 + fT4TsBURGH. June 25.-Hogs- Receipts
1900: market very uneven; steady to. l5c
higher l50-210 lbs. mostly S975Q9 .80
TOP, So 90; 22O-250 lbs. s9.40@9.65; 260-
800 lbs. s9@e.35; pigs s9@925; sows, $3.50
as. Cattle-None. Calves-Receipts $50;
market steady; good and choice vealers
SIS. 50610.50. Shesp-Receipts. 500: market.
steadv: native fed lambs. mostly s10@ll so.
choice yearlings. $500; aged wethers, So
@3.50.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1930-06-25
STOCK MARKET
SENT HIGHER BY
SHORT COVERING
United States Steel Hits
New Low Early in
Session.
Average Stock Prices

Average Of thirty industrials for Tues
day 2l1;s4. Of 7.74; Average Of twenty sg
twenty utilities was 77.66, of $50. Aver
age Of forty bonds was 95.l5. OF .ol.
At 1890 New York time)
United States Steel sold for 1919,
a new low point for the year. The
entire list was weakening.
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Banks and Exchange

INDIANAPOLIS STATEMENT
Indianapolis bank clearings Wednesday
June IS. 1922 900; debts. $6.737.o 900.
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NEW YORK STATEMENT
BIZ United Press
NEW YORK, June 25.-Bank clearings,
81 291 600 900: clearing house balance,
$3.50, 900 900: Federal Reserve bank credit
halance 81 AZ 600 600.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1930-06-25

Manufacture of ice is private bust
ness not subject to classification as
public utility, Federal Judge Pollock held
in decision filed in Oklahoma City hold
ing Oklahoma law declaring ice plants
public utilities unconstitutional.
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TREASURY STATEMENT

: WAsHINGToN. June 25.-Treasury net
balance on June %. was 1857 9s3.S7 81
customs receipts for the month to that
date totailed sos SIS. s73.41. Government
expenditures on June %, were S22,9o7.-
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BIZ United Press

BN UNted PresS
ST. PAUL, Mimi, June 25.-Net
railway operating income of the
Northern Pacific in May slumped
$3.50, 875 below 1929 figures to reach
$560,189, the company reported
Tuesday. The next income for the
first five months of 1890 was 81
159, 839 less than for the same period
in 1929.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1930-06-25

What notwithstanding valuel A late 1928
Pontiac 5-passenger sedan at remark
ably low price. The actual photograph
above shows the splendid condition of
these cars. Sixty-horsepower, six-cylinder
engines assure plenty of speed, power
and dependability. Powerful 4-wheel
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NEW YORK STATEMI

CHICAGO STATEMENT
BIZ United Press
Sis. 000, 900; balances, $50, 100000.
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Receipts, 1000; market, steady.

Beef steers, 1.1oO-1,5 500 lbs,
good and choice ............$ 9.50611.5 so
Common and medium -; 80. $500 $50
Beef steers, HOO lbs. down,
good and choice .......... 9.00M11.00
Common and medium 1870, 6.00@ 800
and choice . ....... ".' 800 s.Oo@1o.Oo
Common and medium ...... 5.000l 800
Cows, good and choice. ..... 6.50@ IT'S
Common and medium . 6.75@ 500
Low cutter and cutter cows. 2.506 ATS
Stocker and feeder steers, good
and choice ............ 1900 eco
Common and medium ........ 5.50@ TOO
-VeaIers-
Receipts. 700: market. steady.
Medium and choice ....$ 7.5OM10.0O
Gull and common ............ 4.00M 7.5O
Sheep
Receipts 1900; market, steady.
I1arnhS nhnica q
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1930-06-25

1909 ESSEX CoACH-Here's a real bar
gain. Clean, attractive appearance; eco
nomical operation; good tires; fuli EQUIP
ment Demonstration will convince you
Of its mechanical condition. An extra spe-
cial at the drastically reduced G2QE
price OF ........--.....-..-.. .-....
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Fairbanks Company and subsidiaries
four months ended April 80, net profit
s44, $50 after interest. depreciation, federal
taxes, etc. against Slos.572 IN same
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1927 CHRYSLER SPORT COUPL
The prettieSt little car you
ever saw. Not a mark on it and
the motor is extra quiet and ef-
fieient. A car that we are proud
to sell. Special for this &2EE
sale. only ..........V OVC
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DOze,-JO11eS
Summary

ROYAL Typewriter Company declared
regular Semi-annual DIVIDENDS OF S1,2V o.
common. payable July ~. record July i9'
record July l6.
Dominion Textile Company year ended
March 81, $780, total income S2,0I9, sal pc
fore interest rentals. etc, against Sl,s1o.ooi
in preceding fiscal year.
virginia Railway in Eve months ended
May 81. 1880. earned $3.50 common
share against S4.74 in like 1929 period.
Consolidated Mining and Smelling Com
pany Of Canada Ltd, declared usual eX-
"a dividend of SIS and regular semi-an-
nual dividend Of sl.25 payable July 10
record June 80.
Madison Square Garden Corporation de-
clared regular quarterly dividend OF 37t2
cents on common payable July IS record
July 5.
New York Ontario and Western May
deficit S62,45s after taxes and charges
AGAINST deficit Of 500. 1853 in May, 1929.
Five months deficit s455.27l after charges
against deficit of s5o5.594.
Interna tionaI Shoe Company in six
months ended May 81. earned SITS on
common per share against sl.6s in like
1929 period.
Chicago Great western May net oper-
ating income. s152,514 against sIS5. sS4 in
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Dominion Textile Company year ended
March 81, 1880. total income S2,019. e3l Pc
fore interest rentals. etc, against Sl,s7o,oof
in preceding fiscal year.
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week averaged 259S.S5O barrels daily, an
increase of 1880 over preceding week,
but 165, $50 below like 1929 week, Amer
lean Petroleum Institution reports. Gas
oline stocks decreased 1,7S9,OOO barrels
tn 30 465 900
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POLITICIAN GIVEN \ 10
 OAY REST IN THE "CAN"

PORTLAND, June g, (P)-Robert G. Duncan, self-styled Oregon Wildcat" and defeated nominee for United States Congressman in the recent Oregon State primaries, was convicted and sentenced here to serve 10 days in jail and pay fine of SIS for electioneering on election day in violation of the Corrupt Practices act.
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WEEDS "BOWERY ANGEL

RENO, June 23, (P Irving T. Bush, head of the Bush Terminal Co.,, was married to Miss Marian Spore, known as The Angel of the Bowery", one hour after he obtain ed final divorce decree from Mrs. Maud Bush, his first wife.
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INSTITUTION URGED

SEATTLE, June 23, (P-A great oceanic institution for study of sea life in all it's phases has been urged for the University of Washington by Dr. Frank F. Lillie, scientific ad- wiser of the Rockefeller Foundation and professor of zoology at the University of Chicago
Seward daily gateway., 1930-06-24

Dan and Jack Eagan have be- gun hydraulic operations on the upper end of Kokomo Creek, about three quarters of mile below Martin and Jack Creeks, re- ports the Fairbanks News Miner.
Seward daily gateway., 1930-06-24

Henry Lovely, 10, father of Mrs. Q. W. Carter of Juneau, passed away in Roswell, N. M He came to Juneau in 1892 later going to the Interior and doWn-river.
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The United States has enough virgin timber to make strip TO miles wide from New York to San Francisco it is claimed.
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Gene Bartholf, we'll known min ing man and prospector, is again going into the Hidden River re- zion for the summer.
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John Lauchert, aged about 74, missing from the Pioneers Home at Sitka for 10 days, was picked up by troller on the beach about 15 miles from Sitka.
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Coopers Cash & Carry Grocery
 Store opens Friday.
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Al meat ana nothing else II the Frye -Bruhn Meat Market
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CRIME COMMISSION
MEMBERS IN STUDY
OF PRISON PROBLEMS

ANACONDA-After a two-d Y
study of problems confronting the adj
ministration Of the state penitentiary
at Deer Lodge, Herbert M. Peet, edi-
tor of The Great Falls Tribune, and
DR.. Alfred Atkinson, president of the
Montana State college, both members
of the Montana crime commission,
Tuesday night conferred with Judge
b. Winston, chairman of the commits
sion.
Mr.. Peet indicates that a report in
Guiding recommendation on the
study would be submitted to Governor
Erickson shortly after February /.
While Mr.. Peet declined to give any
details of the report now in the pro-
cess of information, it is understood
that major change in conditions rel
alive to housing at the state prison
will be strongly urged.
Present plans call for session of
the crime commission here January
% and "a.
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day evening at the Commercial club.
The Fat Steer Sale was feature Of
last years show and sale. Five steers
were entered, the Crosser Packing
company of Billings purchasing the
champion fat steer owned by A. Fl.
Sales & Son, Salesville, Montana, at
55c per pound, and the second highest
steer owned by w "A. Allison, Bill
ings, for 35c per pound. J. M. Saw
yer, Billings, was runner-up bidder
on the two top steers and brought
the third high steer for 16c per
pound. Shaffer Brothers and Sturm
and Drake of Billings bought the
other two steers.
A special inducement to buyers is
the one-half freight rate on all stock
shipments to and from the sale. Re
duced passenger rate of fare and one
half for round trip to Billings has
been granted by the Northern Pacif-
&c, Great Northern and Burlington
railroads from all points in Montana
and from Northern Wyoming.
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State Livestock Sale Slated for Next Week

Catalogs and posters for the Fifth
Annual Show and Sale of Registered
Livestock, to be held in Billings, Jan
uary IS, IA and Is, are being sent
to prospective buyers in all parts of
Montana and Wyoming and final pre-
fparaations are being made for the
sale which is expected to be The larg-
est sale Of registered livestock ever
held in Montana. BOT head Of choice
breeding animals have been entered
from leading breeders of the state.
Among these are q polled Herefords,
50 horned Herefords, milking Short
horns, 100 head of straight beef
Shorthorn and Is fat steers.
The sale offers wonderful oppor-
tunity for farmers and ranchers to
secure herd sires and breeding stock.
Of the total number entered 178 are
bulls and 20 are cows. Buyers can
select one or car load according to
their needs. The show and sale this
year will be held in the newly heated
auditorium building at the Midland
Empire Fair Grounds. Monday, Jan
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FARMERS WILL
HEAR TALKS
BY McKELVTE
FARM BOARD MEMBER TO VISIT
WILLISTON AND FALLS; MAY
STOP AT LEWTST0WN

HELENA--Great Falls and Lewis
town have been selected by Sam R.
McKelvie, member of the federal
farm board, for his contemplated
meetings with grain growers and ship
pers of Montana during February, ac-
cording to telegraphic advices to A.
H. Stafford, state commission of ag-
riculture. A third meeting, outside
the state but fairly convenient for
grain men of northeastern Montana
will be at Williston, N. D.
According to present plans, Mr..
McKelvie will be at Williston Feb. 7
and he has requested MIR Stafford to
urge attendance of Montana farmers.
The first wholly Montana meeting
will be held by Mr.. McKelvie at Great
Falls February 8, after which the
farm board member will continue his
Journey to the Pacific northwest with
the present intention Of revisiting
Montana on his return journey, when
he will address a gathering at Lew
istown, February Is.
Mr. McKelvie will give in detail
features of the grain marketing pro
gram Of the federal farm board and
will advise grain producers as to the
best mode Of procedure by which
they can avail themselves Of advan-
tages presented by the boards mar
keting plan. He will at the same
time be fully informed as to the
steps taken by Montana farmers and
shippers at their recent conference in
Helena and Great Falls and is ex-
pected to pass upon wisdom of the
progrma by the general committee.
The Carbon County news. [volume] (Red Lodge, Mont.) 1924-1931, 1930-01-09
COUNTY BOARD
MEETS ; DAYS

The resignation of Lon Caldwell as
justice of the peace of the Clarks
Fork township, with headquarters at
Fromberg, was accepted by the board
of county commissioners in special
session early in the week. Charles G..
Reed was appointed to fill the vacan-
cy. Elmer McVey of Joliet was ap-
pointed to serve as beef and hide in
spector, the vacancy oceasioned by
the resignation of J. R. Embry.
In addition to approving numerous
county claims, surety bonds of the
various banks, reports of county Of
ficers and December road reports, the
board of commissioners authorized
the county attorney to move his Of
fiees in the Improvement Block to
suite Of rooms in the United States
National Bank building.
Commissioners Lee Gard of Bird
ger J. B. Convery of Silesia and J.
M. Anderson of Luther all attended
the January sessions.