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Imperial Valley press., 1930-03-03
LeQaL Notice
NOTICE INVITING SCI ALET
PRCPOSALi;-
Seventh Street, Sanaalwood Drive
Holt Avenue and Hell Avenue

Pursuant to statute and to Rcsoln-
tion No. 357 adopted on the 10Th
day of February, 1880, by the City
1 Council of the City Of III Ccntr15
California,- nd .oD.u4fi In-. il... the OF.
ficc Of the City Clerk of s8id CITY,
and Of the Council, thereof, ordering
the work. describcd-.iti aid Resolu.
tor, to-wit: --.1.--....--.. .-.--..
All Tie street WORK and improve.
mcnt described in Resolution OF m
tcntion No. 800, adopted by the City
Council, February 5t1i; 1880, and
en- file in the office Of The CITY
Clerk of said City, for the paving
and otherwise improving Of Seventh
Street, Sandalwood Drive, Holt Ave,
nuc and Hell Avenue, in said City
with the limits and as particularly
described III said Resolution of In
tention.
For Il particular description of the
work reference is hereby made to
said Resolution of Intention.
The costs and expenses Of said
work and improvement are to be
assessed upon the district which is
more particularly described IN said
Resolution Of Intention
The said City Counci! determined
chat serial bonds extending over.
period Of fourteen years from the
second day of July neXt succeeding
ton months from their date, bearing
interest at the rate of seven per
cent, per aHnum, shall be issued to
represent unpaid assessments for the
expenses Of said work and improve
mcnt, as provided by the Improve
ment Bond ACT Of 1915 and amend
mcnts thereto.
For further ra.'tictilars reference
is hereby made 70 said Resolution of,
Intention.
NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN
inviting sealed proposals, or bids,
for doing all The work hereinbcfore
described and, ordered i'll said Res.
0lution Ordering Work, to he, pre-
acnted to said Clerk, at his offirc
in the City Han of said City, up to
1870 O'Clock p. NJ. Of "Wednesday.
the 10th day of March, 1880. y copy
q the plans profiles, drawings
cross-scctions, typical cro,s.scrti5n5
and specifications FOR the WORK here.
inabove described is posted nero
with or On file ir the office of tie
ity Clerk of said City, and by. this.
reference thereto is incoIpnratnd
herein and made Il part of this 1o-
tice. .t- -.
All PROPOSALS or bids Offered shall
be accompanied by:a chec; payable
to the order Of said city. certified
by responsible bank, or bond, as
is required by law, for,an amount
not less thap ten lper cent of the
aggregate of the Prapoeal.
Dated this @7th SdsF - rehru9rr,-
1920. To-
.#... ~. -. G.. ..titl.t.
City Cl'rf Of the Cry qf i. Cea-
tro. taiifOrnla.
(SEAL} '.A'i,tt. Ma. 81
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Legal
EOTiCE OF SALE o. PERSONAL
PROPERTY TO SATISFY LEM

Notice is hereby given that the
Undersigned, Carlos Clements, ope.
rating under the fictitious name of
Clements Rcpuir~ Shop, Eli Centre
California, win Sell at public auc-
tion to the highest bidder, for cash,
It Andersons Wrecking Yard, one
I-tdock West of Imperial Ave. on the
San Diego Highway, on Tuesday, the
4'h day Of March, 1880, at p. nj.
of the said day, the following auto
mobiles; to satisfy a lein for stor-
age, towing and repairs; under see
ton No. 5051 and 5052 of the Civil
Code of California, in ar amount
set opposite each automobile, which
is now due and unpaid.
+: 1925 Ford Coach wrecked % lie
3 q 5550 motor No. 11220l4G towing
$3.50 7
1925 Essex Coach wrecked % lie
I D 1896 motor No. 129163 towing
1895. s.ll'
1924 Roadster wrecked. 90 Iowa
lie 61395 motor No. 5461645 towing
81, ,05. -.s-,s-2es4.
r. 1873 fpfd Coupe wrecked % OK
lahoma lie 1S35a motor No. 1908
5573 towing & storage $20.10.
1924 Jordan Tour wrecked % lie
= C 956 motor No. 36s26 Towing
-.S6.Q5. .
+ 1924 Ford Tour 90 lie 7 C 1012
motor No. .43l3SS0 towing, $s.55.
1924 Ford Tour 80 lie 8 X 1894
motor No. i 15D95a6 towing $S.55.
1924 Ford 'Tuor 80 lie 9 X 1894
motor No. S31S447 towing q stor-
age $10.05s .. 4tzs...
1923 NASH, Tour motor No. 0G07t
towing .$6.o5.
Dated at Ell Centre, Calf; tlfis goth
day of February 1890 -'--r= ( '.'
=, = CARLOS CLEMENTS Il,
.sFf 20-t-15
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For Sale, Real Estate
grapefruit and Early
Vegetable Acreape

beautiful new tract Of citrus aad
cary vegetable land just brought
uhdtr irrigation. Permanent water
right included in sales PRICE, Soft.
sandy soil i'll frostlcss belt on south
slopo' excellent drainage, storm.
water protection, elect. power, taIe-
phone and main line S. P. throu q,
'distrlct. No acreage more than 8
miles from shipping sta. Decided
land in sc to 40.A. tracts, $45 to $75
per A., fourth cash. Relinnliish.
ments IN 40 a. tracts So to $50 per
A. cash. Ed Walch, Dunlack Hotel
BIdgp Brawlcy, Calf. 27t4
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Lindbergh AT
San Francisco


SAN FRANCISCO. Mar. 3. Dip
,oi. Charles A. "Siim" Lindbergi
today was preparing to visit several
OF the flying fields in the San Fran.
CISCO bay region after predicting Z
that ln- he-sfatare glider planes
would undoubtedly be put to use Ia
ffsihing flyers.
- /, u 1f!tc. 3el,t-el atf-i-- t~~ Anne Lida--
Jbergh hfffAef at Mills Field here.
lafe YESTERDAY after ttrapid eIiehtl
from'Basbank, Calf, m Lindyzs low
wing Lcckheod monoplanc. ~
IT IS understood that Liudberqll
may atteppt TO set, new coast to
coast flying record aGd may have
even more ambitious schemes in
mind for his new plane but he &ill
not talk about them. ND.
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Help, Mate

AUTO Salcsman Wanted = No 'ex
perience in auto selling necessary.
Would appreciate interviewing
--lMazried nen-1xho -have-sales -abil
1ty and .Whe are willing to CO.
operate with the dealer. If you
have no money and no Imperial
Valley. experience, do not answer
this this aATA safry-: guarantee t. to
mon. vile can qualify. John K.
Robertson, ~ Main ST. 22tf
WANT>T0 RENT 400 acres first
class lettuce land. Answer Lctthee
Land. care Imperial Valley Press.
~ - i12tf
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III the Superior Court Of the State
OF California in ard For the
County Of Imperial
NO. 1893
IL tie Mattcr df thc Estate Of

Ii tie Matter 81 the Estate of
MARY 6. LAWN, deceased.
Notice is hereby given that peti-
'ion Cor the probate of the will of
Mary &C. LAWN, dcceascd, aud for
.the Issuance to Mary c. Morse of
letters testamcntary. has been filed
=, this Court, ard that Friday. the
i1} day of March 1890, at Two
e'cloth, p. N, o. said day, at the
Four room Of sad Court, at the
Caart House, in the City of II Cen
40. r'"''''tv Of Imperial, state OF
rai''.~''" as teen set for the hear
ihc Ell sa'd petition. when aad where
aGv person Interested, may appear
and contest. the same, and show
cause, if any they have, why said
petition should not be granted.
Dated February 1S, 1850.
G. G. Nf0ESSEAC. Clerk.
by J. NJ. STEWART, Deputy Clerk.
4I-t.10
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Livestock

FOR SALE-One registered puroc
boar, s months old. Pat st. Johh
Ucbcr. -
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NOTICE OF THE AND PLACE
= APPOINTED FOR PROVING
WILL AND HEARING APoII
CATION FOR LETTERS TESLA
MGnTTAEy
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Specidl Notices

cLIR.{0lANT, crystal and care
readings. MadaAne Kay l1eatly
residence, Sccley. Cot
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For Sale, Real Estate
For Sale or Exchange

Clear El Centre Acreage
No. 10 acres 9th ST., y mil,
north of Main Street.
No. 2-7H acres 9th St., 34 mile
north of Main Street
No. 3-912 acres, 4th ST., "a mile
north of Main Street.
no. 4r--l3f4 acres, 4th st., one
mile north Of Main Street.
VIII sell at right price or consid
er trade Tor Los Angeles residence
property.
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CARS FOR SALE
AUTOS FOR SALE

Why suffer the depreciation on q
small new carr We have cars that
are as good as new at a used cai
price. Think it over.
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T0DAYS WANTS

FOR RENT-Chcap, largo furnished
house, $40 South 9TH. Adults pre-,
fcrrcd. BIZ
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Attention, Ranchers

We are v7rechings the old .Globc
Mills galvanized iron warehouse at
Imperial, c:alif., and have good bu,
in galvanized iron, 1x6, 2&6, 6xs,
sx8. Also. some good strusscs, 50 it.
long. Sec salesman on grounds
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JnO. II. Robertson
II Main. Tel. 1850
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For Rent--Rocms

FOR RENT - Strictly modern
housekeeping IoomS, very cheap
to right party. Phone @95. J..
FOR. RENT Lovely room. '"ii
ll5s before 6 =. IN. or 1871 aftrr
q y. m. 2N6
FOR RENT - Clean, comfortable
rooms. G27 Orange Ave. dh Il
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Situations Wanted

MIDDLE aged white man witt
family wants work. GA Olive ST.
II.
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Legnf Natice

NOTICE OF FIRST MEETING o.
cREDITORS
Ne 1ai-M Il Bankruptcy
Imperial Valley press., 1930-03-03

FOR SALE--Red laying hens anC
zoo chiX with hens x mile soutl
city limits, Sth st. NJ. c. Man
Imperial Valley press., 1930-03-03
BY Cowan


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PORKER PRICES
DROP SLIGHTLY
AT CITY YARDS
Little Change Is Noted in
Cattle Market: Sheep
Sell Down.

Hogs lost the strength that has
characterized the market lately and
were down generally 20 cents at the
Union stockyards this morning. The
bulk, 100 to 800 pounds. sold for
1890 to 5000. Early top price was
5000. Receipts were estimated at
5000 for the day. Holdovers were
225.
Cattle were little changed with
receipts of 500. Vealers held steady
at $12.50 down. Calf receipts were
$50.
Lambs were IS cents to so cents
lower than Thursdays figures. The
bulk sold for $3.50 to $3.50; top
price, 50. Sheep receipts were 100.
Chicago hog receipts were $4,000,
including 1000 direct. Holdovers
were 5000 The opening was slow,
with early bids and scattered sales
Is cents to 25 cents lower than
Thursdays average, or about steady
with the close; 185 to 200-pound
weights sold at $685. to $40; choice
butchers held higher. Cattle re-
ceipts, $500; calves, 1000, market
steady. Sheep receipts, $4,000,
steady.
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Marriage Licenses

William x. Shirley, %. Of 3l6s Fall Greek
boulevard. underteker. end Beulah v. Ma
Andrew b. Thompson. so. Of Ss5 west
Twenty-tifth, mason. and Helen Williams.
Melvin Il. BaGeh. rs. Of Gag South New
Jersey. salesman. and Vivian Baugh. %, of
10l7 North New Jersey. auditor.
w. Cornight Stephenson. %. Blooming
ton. superintendent. and Ethel M. Rounds.
90 of 320 East Nineteenth.
Raymond A. Miller. as. Of $40 North Be-
vile, clerk. and Mary L. O'Bryan. IS, of
Paul Porter. 20, Of stss boulevard place,
clerk. and Mary G. Parrott. IL. Of 2028
Charles H. Lay. "a. Of 773 North Ban
croft. salesman. and Clarica c. Robertson.
a.. Of $3.50 East New York,
Robert I. Sshmltuts. q. Tiffins o.. glass
worker, and Helen M. Lowery, "a, OF 2aS3
Stuart. clerk.
:, Harry A. Lonemire, 80. Of loe South
Elder. laborer. and Lillian B. Lon2shore.
80. Of All West Washington.
James F. Balch 81. of 1850 Carrollton,
physician. and Margaret L. Guthrie, n,
of 1910 Fairfield. hookkeeper.
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STOCK VALUES
HIT new LOWS
IN FAST TRADE
United States Steel Drops
to Lowest Point in
Two Years.
Bs Uaned Press

Bs United Press
NEW YORK, oct. Io.-The stock
market, battered to new lows
Thursday by failure of a big broker
age house, opened up today on a
100000 share pace with prices
saeging further.
There we're great blocks Of stock
ready for exchange as soon as the
market opened this morning. Open
ing quotations we're Tor blocks of
1000 to 10000 shares. In the first
thirty minutes of trading D63, 100
shares were traded.
A bit Of support came in after the
opening-which had been fraction
ally to one point lower-but this
soon was dissipated and the
gradual recession of Thursday again
started in.
United States Steel common stock
made new low since 1928 near the
end Of the first hour, selling at
40 g, OH q 1IOIU 1nurSQdy.
Selling Increases
American Telephone also dropped
to a new low for the year at 194a,
off 2iis points and within 1is points
of its low of 1929 at 1891.
General Motors dropped to 36, off
q, a new low for the year and
within 215 points Of It's low for the
present shares made in 1929. Amer
lean and Foreign Power, influenced
by the tense situation in Brazil
broke to 80, off 3ss. Other utilities
lost heavily.
AS the second hour approached
the downward movement gathered
momentum, and trading continued
very active with the new high speed
tickers running at capacity.
Railroads Break
Railroad shares broke to new
lows for many years. Steel issues
followed United States Steel to new
low ground. Leading industrials
were hard hit.
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HIGHER CABLES
SEND FUTURES
MART UPWARD
Action of Stocks Watched
by Traders; Crop
Report Due.
Bv United Press

Bp United Press
CHICAGO, Oct. lo.-Steadiness
at Liverpool and less pressure on
securities at the start gave wheat
better tone at the opening on the
Board Of Trade today. Liverpool
was rather steady after an opening
drop on the depressing foreign news
with some short covering. Corn was
unevenly steady. pressure being on
July and the other months show
ing a better tone. Oats were about
steady.
At the opening wheat was 4 to *
cent higher. corn was g cent lower
to y cent higher and oats ives un-
changed to x cent higher. Pro-
visions were steady.
Liverpool Steady
Liverpool was steadier than ex-
pected at the opening and changed
but little by midafternoon when
prices showed a 1858 Of q to IL
cents. Buenos Aires also was lower,
= TO cent on.
The action Of the stock maket to-
day will probably have much to do
with the trend in wheat. The low
prices are discouraging selling, while
then general stagnation Of business
operates against investment buying,
everybody seeming to be in a wait
ing mood.
Crop Report Due
The government corn report, due
this afternoon, is expected to show
between 1890, 900 600 and 2y050,000,-
900 bushels of corn. This report will
be based upon conditions as of Oct.
and as the weather has been
favorable since the last report, an
increase is expected. The true
status of the crop will be told by
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SEEK FAKE PLATES
Indianapolis Man Charged
With Counterfeiting.

Police tonight will renew search
Of Big Eagle creek bottom for
plates allegedly used in manufac-
ture of $40 and $40 counterfeit
bills which flooded this section
recently.
Detective William Brickley said
Hanley Jaeger, alias Hunter, alias
Breechong, SO, of 225 North Liberty
street, arrested Sept. IS as an al
legged counterfeiter, confessed throw
ing the plates in the creek.
In Jeager's home police said they
found paraphernalia for manli1ac-
ture of spurious 5o-cent pieces.
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Building Permits

susla style. addition. AS North Linwood.
3, r. @. Johnson. dwelling and garage.
p5e East Fffty-eighth. 5000.
waiter. Stout. reroof. 2e42 West Michi-
j. s. Caster. excavation and alterations.
3ias North Olney. $1,000.
II. 3. Luke. porch. 6ii Division, $500.
Powell Estate Company. dwelling and
garage 81 East Forthwith, So, 500.
Indianapoiis Street Railway Company.
shelter house, South Meridian and Pleas
ant Run boulevard, $3.50.
Jacob Burk. reroof. l656-1558 Shelby.
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Other Livestock

BIZ United Press
ss66 Nc lnoIdns 9S S0o reos nsd oPeT
200: uneven. hogs scaling over 200 lbs.
mostly loo. lower; lighter weights steady
to soc higher: late trade on light lights.
showing full advance; sowS. mostly Csc
lower: spots. soc lower: bulk better grade.
2O0-250 lbs. $1,000: early sales. 130-150
lB0-t70 lbs. Stops: bulk Sows. $8@8.25.
Receipts. $50: calves. $50: slow; Sc
lective trade on steers and heifers: more
peddling basis: odd lots lower grades,
S517: In between grades. .$799: cows.
steady; most beef grades 4So@55 sS bplk
draggv mostly s4d5: practical top, $3.50;
veaiers steady: good and choice, 81 500
-; lower grades, $40 II. Sheep.Receipts.
weak; bulk better grades. $06fs.50. sheep.
steady: fat ewes $2G13: culls down to 81.
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TWO INSPECTORS ARE
DISCHARGED BY BOARD
City, However, WIN EndeavOr to AID
JobIess Situation.

Due to reduction of construction
IN the city's street improvement pro-
gram, two inspectors we're dis
charged today by the works board
on recommendation Of A. H. Moore,
city engineer.
Those who viii be dismissed Oct.
Is are William Cook, 648 Virginia
avenue, and Theodore w. Walker.
$50 South Grace street.
General economy in the city hall
has been ordered this week, but it
was not expected to take toll Of
workers, as several department
heads expressed the opinion that the
city would aid the unemployment
situation by not discharging en-
ployes.
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Births

Estain and Jennie Slevin. 1905 TeboF
Alva and Blanche Wheeler. 643 South
East.
Luther and Eva Kipp. 1916 Bellefontaine.
Tillman and Olivia Buggs. 1925 West
Girls
Harry and Goldie Hite, 3612 Linwood
Casper and Ruby Rousch.- 1401 East Ray
Harry and Rose Hafer. 2so1 South Capt.
Otto and Esther Jones. sac Minerva.
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GOLD STAR CHIEF DIES

Mrs. Leah H. Davis, San Francisco,
National Head, Succumbs.
SAN FRANCISCO, oct. TO-, Fu-
neral arrangements we're being made
today for Mrs. Yeah H. Davis, ma
tionaI president of the Gold Star
mothers, who died Thursday after
short illness.
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the huskine and returns Of this
nature continue 10 disappoint.
Longs in oats. who had bought on
the fundamental conditions, sold
Thursday owing to the weakness
elsewhere. The feed situation is
strong, but the market needs the
support OF the other grains to do
better.
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The City
in Brief
SATURDAY Events

SATUBDAY EVE-fT8
Indiana Industrial Exposition, state fair-
grounds. all day.
Beta Theta RI luncheon, soard OF Trade.
Sigma Alpha Epsilon luncheon, Cham
Der OF Commerce.
Charles L. FeggS of Polk SAM
tary Milk Company, Indianapolis,
viii preside over the accounting
section at the twenty-third annual
convention of International Asso-
citation of Milk Dealers at Cleve-
land, Oct. 20 to %.
The Indianapolis Medical Society
will hear papers Of seven physicians
and vote on amendments to its con-
stitution and bylaws at its regular
meeting Tuesday at the Athenaeum.
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Chicago Stocks OPENING
tBy james T. Hamili 3 CO..
Average Stock Prices

Average Of thirty industrials for Thurs
day was 1890, on e.55. Average Of
age OF twenty utilities was 1891, of 4.02.
Average OF forty bonds was 96.7i, off SO.
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PACE 10

Association. A new burial place
MAS opened here recently and re-
ssrictions against Sunday funerals
we're waived BY the directors Of the
new organization.
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SET ASIDE FUNDS FOR
STREET WIDENING
s254,s7s to Pay for Sixteenth Street

Property Damage.
Formal step for widening Six
teenth street, from Delaware to
Northwestern avenue, was taken to-
day with withdrawal of $254,378
from the treasury to pay for dam
ages to property along the right
of-way. Removal Of buildings and
the curb lines viii be the next step
Of the program. The widening has
been contemplated four years, de-
layed from time to time because Of
financial handicaps.
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Do 7 EHIE1 cITIIII
MARION. IND. oct. l0.-sunday
funerals are opposed in a resolution
adopted by the Marion Minister al
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Net Changes

BIZ United Press
NEW YORK, Oct. 9.--Closing
prices and net changes on principal
stocks traded on the New York
stock Exchange follow:
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Deaths

Fred Dryer. 70. city hospital, pneu-
william David Allstatt. 81. 1852 Olive.
James james Eebert. So. 1913 North Alabama.
acute urenlic poisoning:
Cora Richmond. 43. city hospital. general
= Alfred Anderson. rs. S221a Blake. arterio-
Lula g. Howard. 2. city hospital. acct
20 john Bonner. 81. 2iOs Hovey, pulmonary
Sra ). cogpock. as. Long hospital.
Anna s. utiiaspy. II. T2O Russell, car
Mario Marion Elsie Kelly. ;. city hospital bron-
Oh Il RIle sel Williams. 81. ass Minerva. MI
Henry N. Rogers, "a. Julian and john
son. angine peetoEiS. 49,
Hannah r. Graves. 81. Ills st. Paul.
Asnes. Woods. 90. s7s IlOsbrOOk. chronic
Thomas 4. siattsry. IS. 81 West Forty.
second. ANGINA pecteras. $50,
Grant Schenck. IS. x'ofsg hospital. se-
S'T porotny May williams. Z. is4e Arrow.
~ DANIEL J. Sullivan. as. lis7 Parker, null
tiDle sciefosiS. 4 -
ware. cerebral apoplexy.
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Local Wagon Wheat

City grain elevators are paying 72c for
No. l red wheat and CSC for No. hard
MheAL
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Produce Markets

Eggs Country Rum --Loss of delivered
il 1ndianspolls, zoe: henery quality No. /.
Poultry sSdSlng IRslces,1ssps, weigh,
Leghotn hens. lSe; sprinsers.. = lbs. or
over i9c or under I lbs, iec; ducks
sprinEers, lac: old cocks. 9daloc: ducks
full feather fat white. lie: geese. Sc.
These prices are for No. ! top quality
quoted BY, KinkAn. g. Co.
Butter (wholeSaie) No. /. 404aic. No.
Butterfat-39c.
Cheese wholesale selling price per
pound --American loaf, ale: plHnenio loaf,
32cc: Wisconsin firsts. 2Tc; Longhorhs S4c:
New York LimbefRer. 36c.
Bv-United Press
CINCINNATI, Oct. 0.-Butter-Steady;
creamery in tub lots. according to score.
35@38c: common score discounted, 26l3c:
packing stock, No. 1, soc: No. 2. 25c: No.
s. 15c: butteffat. S6138c. Eggs-Steady;
cases includeds Extra flrsts. SOC; firsts.
3ec; seconds. 2Se; nearby unErAded. 26c.
Live poultfy-Thin and coarse stock
sells only at heavy discount; fowls, lbs.
and over. zoe: A lbs. and over, l9c; 3 lbs.
and over. tic: Leghorns. 3 lbs. and over,
l4c: ROSTERS. 13c; colored fryerS. over 5
lbs, 21c; broilers. colored. over 2 lbs.
2lc; hroilers, Ia lbs. and over. 25cS Leg
horns and OrpinRton broilers, IA lbs. and
over. FAC; bfoilerS, partly feathered, $50
l6c; Leghorns and Orpington fryers, over
lbs., 18c; roasting chickens. lbs. and
over, ale; black springers. lee.
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New York Bank Stocks
Bank CIearings


INDIANAPOLIS STATEMENT
Oct. 10
SLSttths .''.'''.''..'...'.. .sS.svUS' o9g.yyy
OtDlts ss...s--...s .....ras.... o.S5f .OUUsUU
CHICAGO STATEMENT
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Balances .................... 1900. 600. 90
NEW YORK STATEMENT
Clearings ................Sl,04i , 0OO, 900. 90
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TREASURY 'ATEdENT
Net balance for Oct. d.. 1896. 75o. SI2 e
Customs reefs. mo. to date. 9,255. 995.50
NEW YORK COFFEE RANGE
High. Low. Close.
March .........s..... $40 6.35 $50
MAY 0.4a o.Vv b.1O
July .......,......,, 6.26 sos 6lO
SeptemDer '..ssss.s... .olt 5ty6 oUO
December ............. ITO 7.30 T60
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1930-10-10
Chicago Grain Table

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CHICAGO oct. 1o.-Carlots: Wheat,
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The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1930-10-10

INDIANAPOLIS STATEMENT
Oct. 10
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1930-03-19
THIRD DISTRICT
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Mrs. Gier
No. OF To Whom For What
Warrant Issued Purpose Amounts
14O John p. Hanson, Shoes :. $2.85
1853 The Big Store, Groceries
for Dec, 1928 and Jan.
and March, 1929 ....... $50
1926 Lampert Bros. Lbr. Co.,
Coal Feb. 2Sth .......... 5.65
2757 Lampert Bros. Lbr. Co.,
Coal Sept. .............. sos
275S The Big Store, Supplies for
April, May, June, July,
Aug. and Sept. ......... 7.73
sos 7S