THE 'OREGON DAILY JOURNAL, PORTLAND. THURSDAM EVENING, . MARCH 23. 1807.
Tn n AAA' c a n a o i
SPRUIG LAL1BS
1
FIND A
Dressed Meat Market Is Very
J " Firm AlvrtniierVi Dar1nt. ftf
Lambs Are Better.
DEALERS EXPECT EGGS r
, TO TOUCH LOW POINT
Price JTow Being Boosted by Bor-
era Are. Net Stocking TJp a the
f Higher Velnee N Foultxf Com-
': lng (or Jewish PaasoTer. : - v
. Principal market talmt Seder I
I)fM4 Mil market good.
. Kg brd o get ever x3He. - ,
'' Kw order in hop market
, N aotittrr far bolUUre. ' c ' ,' - "
: t Wheat market a cent edTaaesd.
.Interior mill sdvsaee floor. '.. '.
"".'- Sarins Lamb FiU Seed lwcaeaA "
' In tka ereeaed matt market of rroat street
today tkara aa a vary good demand tor
spring lambs. Receipts, however, wara botc
liberal thaa aaoal ana wnne me too -
good aa la ever was tola aeasna dealers wara
net quite ao aaiton te bar a fear oar
age. Tbe tea ana far thin appears a be th
larger orrlvale. Shipper aaaat ta have bald
back tbe; bulk at tblr ' anppllea aatU tb!
time and aa prim bee not beea low at any
time the rata Here belles they trill Bet hs
anything by holding back tb.tr parch sees aa
mark aa possible. Hewever, all arrlvala tbat
la today were quite anally cleaned ay
around iter is g pound.
i Dreaeed bona and veal centime to dleplay
:e eery firm tana alone the (treat and prices
la aaay InsUnoeo, wperlaily for fancy atnff,
are fractionally higher than the eaoud. TbJa
la tree af botb veal aad koas.
Bswtiag Talnaa la In SUrke.
la the en surfeit Brteee sloes tbe street
botb yeaterday and today rated between He
- end Mv,e. slthoanrh ana er two aJngla eases
.were reported sold to mall dealera aa sign
a Sac. Uoverer, tboaa wbe knew bow a
bar win not par rnl extras blab vain.
. Keeeinta of ess, while not neavr. are fully
op to tbe demand, for with the higher prices
bera the eatalde eklpuenta bare been eat en,
- Althosgh there la no certainty what the mac
. kat will do after Saater. the general epinto
' of tbs trade la tkat lower price will prevail,
With thla Idea la view one of tba dealers
alone ' the street who la rather "lone" on
eappllaa yeaterday afternena offered borer sop.
Ilea at Il'taa ir goodsiaed lota wi
taken. Re five aa hie reason for tins cut
tles SBder th 'market kle Idea at lower prices
after Easter and ha wasted te be ea the
aafa side.
He reality fee Holidays. .
; With' the Jewish Pessovsr and IChstsr la
sight, there to but UtUe live nonltry1 coming
to sapply the heavier demand. Never have
Ilea poultry npillee beea so ecarc aa ef
late aad rnesigk price now rating so noi
Indues holders to nuke shipments. However,
there will be no famine In poultry supplies.
for the retail trade la prepared for Just earn'
aa eniersem y, as a laiss aawaat af eastern
dreaeed atnff baa beea lately brought la.
J. Tew Orders la Hep Marbat.
Only a few orders -for bona are shews la
the toral market and tbe are for low-prined
aroode, -The eeatera market la thus reviewed
y the KeW'Tark rrsdaears Pries Carreat of
latest data:
"la this state trading has beea mora quiet
the past week, thoush fear- transections re-
ported i
Be 1
et lTcv the mrei martrt taa dom-
las been limited irKj the only sale of
Imoortsnce we beard of was that at twa ear-
eaada of poor Macrsmentoes St lOe. Tbe fea-.
erelLv nore quiet markets the past Week net
: arally rsuae s little weaker tons tb prlcea,
tbougk little warrant for making actual change
la notations."
Rtata, IIMM, cnolee. per Iti..... ..X123e
tate. ltsin. medium to prims..... IftttlBc
State. l0d. per lb., bOMOe
Pacific coa.t, laoa, choice, per lb JSl4c
PaHfle coast. 1. prim, per tb llle
Partfte coast, 1WK1. medium. Ie
Pa rifle coast, 11K. per lb.... felloe
r . . , : Ha Ira.
Receipts for week , 1.833
Receipt from September 1 N.41T
Receipts ssme time laat year ..aM.fwT
Exports to Europe for week
K i ports fmm Septrmbsr l;. W.TI
Kinsrts ssme tims Inst year..... 13. OM
Imports tor week t-M
lannorta from September I .
Imports same time last year...., ldBTl
Se erarce have beea wheat supplle of late
that some of tbs Intorlor mills ssnooncs ad
vance of fmm lne t tne a barrel ever the
aantstlons ruling hers, Th sdvsoeea are ajars
- eepeclslly mads aa . the aoand. - Tba local
. t market Is very firm, with values unchanged.
- lacal wheat market la firmer aad aa ad
vaare of Is s basacl hi today made la qoota
tloas. .
Rrlef Vetae ef tbs Trade.
"Supplies af asparagas are fair aktng lraot
street sad the pries Is rating between HSiC
and lAe a Dosnd.
Cabbage, cauliflower and celery' Is very
Scarce; la fact, every lias ef green geede has
a better demand tkaa sapply.
- Pot ate prleaa were a fraction weaker ta
San Pranclsr today swing ta tka anticipated
heavy arrivals when tbs railroad blockade m
broken.
- - The trade pays fbs following prices to front
' street. Prleaa paid skip pars sra leas regular
cemmlasiansf
wraln, rloar and Tasd.
' OSAIN BAOS Calcutta. Hs baying priest
arlllns. ISHc.
' WBKaT Slab, tHrri red RaaaUa. nSdJose;
blneetem. T4c; valley. Tie.
CORN Whole. tli.OO; cracked. IM.0O net
. . BARLEY New-Feed. gJl.OO W 00 per tea;
rslled, M.0ilt.24.00; brew lag, (23 004 21 .00.
RVE l so per cwt. -'
OAT .New Producers price No. t white,
$ntiJ0 per tan; fray, iza.ooti a.(0.
. FLOUR Eaatera Oregon patent. $4 111;
strslgtits, IS.SO; eaport. $tM; valley, .Ti:
Kbam. Us. UJSQ; wbote wheat, S.TS rys.
. 5.00; bale. I.T.
mi.UtTTTFFBriraa, glT.OD per tent mld
, dllnss. I2C.00; shorts, country, fSO.M; slty,
iin.M: chop. Ild.00cj21.00. ,
i- valley, fancy, f 11.0014.00; ardlnary. gs.Onet
' 10.011: rulers Oregon. 110.00: mixed. tlO.OOa
10 no; ktovsr. t 00; grain, M-OCtJlCOOi sasat.
' BUTTER FAT f. s b. Portland Bwtet
eream. use: soar, We.
BCTTKR City oreemsry, , STUei eataide,
fancy, STHei stars, SDe.
. E0C Extra fancy, candled, ttQIlHs.
CHEESE New Full cream, fists, IStaOlM;
Tonng Amerlrs. lH17e.
JmjULTRX MUed cblckena, UHi per lh
- fkney bene,'loe per lb: roosters, eld. 11Q12
per lb! eld tsgs, l2i2He per lb; frysrs. Ins
' per lb broilers. Lie per lb) eld durka. lHe
nor Ih: spring dnrka. liHe par lb: geese, (
v Kw per lb; turkeys, I7e per lb for old; dressed,
fancy, . S2e per lb: sqnsbs, fa.OO par oVia;
Maeons, 1100 per dos. Drssssd pesltry IQlHc
per lb higher. .
Kept, Weel sad Hide.
n eAM 10TMI mi Pli ii I, lief vtm. .a
'choice, 10Q10H; BMdlnm ra priaie, Hffte;
medlnm, Ic; aostracta, 100T crop, 12a.
?7loIAIR-Iew IflOT 1S lb."
' SHEEPSKINS She rlnsr, laIOc sch short
Wool, KiQeOci medium wool, bOOTos sneh
long wool, 7.Vfl1.00 each.
' TAl.l.oW Prime, per lb, IHe; Fe. t sad
' 'TlUTTll it ARK e for ear lots;' small lets,
,H1PES Pry, Ke. I, IS lbs and 1
lne per lb; dry hip. No. I. to IS lha, ISBISc;
dry calf, No. 1, snder B lha. lOcj aalted hklea.
pteer. aouna. ev ioo awa wwr, 1 ' vw
"Hc; etare aad bulla, senad. nQ7c, kip,
1(1 M to lbs, ri enlf. aonnd, nailer IS Irs, 111
greea, anaalted. le lei cull. l per lb lee;
' bora blrteec salted. e'k, $1 mieTI.OO; dry, ears,
at., i.irii ("ii ,, ,
enoimoa, sach. 10lsei Angora, sscb, SSceJ
"f?". - fruHs end Ta toslaa.
rOTATOM iii Botot arlea, sasUra Malta-
DEEHI1D
TOO WET FOR SPRING
s SOWING DURING MARCH
-" (RpaeUI rMapatch te The Joarnal.J
4 Karmlngton. Waali March tl.
0 Spring saedlng In thle part of
4 tba Ps louse country will be ex- -
4 tremaly lata this year. No out-,
door work aould be dons - this'
month on account of ths rainy
4 ' weather. Kaln and sno-r baa
4 ben falling for tba past IS days
, and '' tha ground la thoroughly -
aoaked. Tha roads loading; from
town Into ths country, sra almost a
4) Impassable and are In ths worst ,
4 xondltloa they have) been In SO
4) years. ' : - ,,..:.. ;
'.
msh and Cwckatnaa, select. Sl.M4lt.TI: esll'
tag, fancy. 1.75; ardlnary. buying, S1.2n"r
leu: eastern Oregon, buying, I1.0041.10;
aweet. Te ner lb. ' -
ONIONS Jobbing price No. 1 Oresna. fl-SS
tTi.u; r,o. i. sue; nuyin price, oj7oe I. a. b.
skipping point; garlic, sitae per lb.
APfLKS ranee Hoed Blew anltaeOherw and
fellow Newtown, tJ.23; fsncy Wlllaawtte sai
ler ana enninern Oregon. ll.SV2tl.7B; ordlBSiy
stock. pncifgl.X.f.
.. rREBH FRUITS Oranges, new a aval, $1.T1
ms.sa; lanserioee. i.zo; banana, aa per in;
wstona, S4.00ias.00 per box; It ma. Mszlesa.
l ilS 'ZL.Ws P'ieel00tty0josi
gran fruit. $S.5. . .
VtOKTABl.ru Turalpa. new. SOrfTtl aack:
carrots. T5ri 11.00 per sack) beete, 1.TB per
aaca; paranipe, gi.oueei.xs: sabnase, sz.sti;
tomsteee, Mexican. 12 3Sft2.M; Florlil. gS-OO;
parent pa, SOrfi.1.00; string beaaa, 1.1c per lb)
cauliflower. S2.O0 per doe: peas. lAct bursa
red lab. ge per lb: artichoke. Tftcfa II J00 per
doat squaah. 7Scltl.00 per bos: celery,' Cali
fornia. ft(70c r dos; erannsmes, 8.00
T.uu per narrsi; sprouts, SSISe per lb; aapara
gus. istteioci rhubarb, se - per lb; greea
onioaa. In doa: Florida hell peppers, 40s per
lb; spinach, I 0rti 1.25 per bos.
DRIED FRCITg Apple, evansrated. H
Te per ib; apneota. ISHCtWe per lb; pear.
ISHilgUe per lb: aacke. Ua Bar lb lee: Brnnee.
SO to 40. lQe; He drop oa each 1-10 entailer
em: riirs, t siirornis buck, stanvac per in;
California white. SrHe per Th: dates, golden.
I0.M per box; farda. 1.40til.60 par 15-Ib has.
j niessilss. Jlata, Eta.
ST'OAR California Hawaiian Cuba.
SIXTH: pewdered. SS-IIH; berry. S4.02HI dry
rranuUtsd. S4.B2H: Star, SST2H: eonf. A.
4.D2H; extra B. S4.42H: golden C. M JH;
u yellow. B4.nHS beet grsanistes, HreH.
Wester Cuba, S4.PTH; powdered. SS.UH
dry srsanlated. SS.27U; P. C. S4.T2H: Ht.
rrsnds. . 4.T2Va; coQectiooera' A, tJ.ttHf
extra -O. $4.42; eoloea C, 4 12M; ft yellow,
4 22Hi beet jrranulated. S4.82H; barrela, 10c;
half hexreis, a2&e; kaaia, SO aaraaaa aa sack
baa la.
(Above prices ars SO days net eaaa quota-
, HO!fltT SS JS par srkta. . I
COFFEE Packers brand. tlB MCI" S
SALT Coarse Half smand. 100. $10.00 per
ton; bus, giu.no; table, dairy, poa, gis.os: wa,
12. Tit; hama. $2 0O; Imported Uveraoel, rXX,
ilS.OOy' 100. 117 00: 224. gift 00; extra fine.
kbla. 9s. ft and 10a, $4.onQBJKr; Liverpool
m nip rocs, gau.au pec ton; no-IB na.tiu.iu.
(Above, prices apply to sales of lee ttiaa
car lota. Car lota at special prleaa subject ts
lucruationa.i I -RICE
Imperial Japan, No. t, Se: No. 1
BUc: New Orleans, bead. Tet aJas. Sc: Creole.
SV.
' BEANS Smart ortitto. SS SO: large white.
111'.; pink. $2J90i bayou, $3.78; Lima. me;
Mexican reda, sc.
Kirra peaaute. Jambe. ' SUe aer Tb: Tb
glnls. THc per lb: masted, loe per 1b laua
aeee. KtiAci masted. TatTHs per Tb: encoa
nsts. SSiaooe per dos: wslnnts. Csllfornls. lfle
per lb; Irene a, 15c par Ib; pine ante. 14411
per lb; hickory- ante. 10c per Tbt ebeetnntn,
eastern. lfi(tine per Tb Brastl nuts, JKe per
in: Tiinerts. inc per to; raary pirsaa, asajsuci
Omoada, lSt21He. -
atssts, Ilsh sad PrsvUioaa. i '
FRESH MEATS Front Street Hogs, t eBcv;
SKrftHe per Ib: veal, extra. PnHe per lb:
ordinary. 7HCr- per rb! poor. Se per lb) met
ton, fancy, kSBc per, lb; spring lamb, 149
HAkTa. BACOH.' ETT Portland pack floral)
hama. 10 to IS lbs. lHe per lb) 14 to Id lha.
16c per Ib: IS te 30 lbs. lac per lb: braakfeat
bacon. lH12tH per Ib: picnics. 12c per ab:
cottar roll, 12c per Tb) regular short clears,
snemoked. 12c per - lb; smoked, t.t per Ib;
clear backs. ' ansnjoked. 12c; smoked; - ISc- per
lb: Tnloa bntts, IS to IS Ths. nn.moked, Pe
per Tb: smoked. Sc per lb; clear bellies, an-
smoaed. izv per lb; iiwaM, ime per nn
shnnlders, 12c per R: pickled tenruee, .Vic ssclu
LOCAL LARD Kettle Is, 10a. lte per
lk: Ke. lSVo per lbs p0-Tb tlna. I2e per h;
a teem renilered. 10. 12 per lb; la, 12c
per n: componnn. urn, hc per ib, , ,
I AN ski almh ininmoia rtver, i lk
talla. 21. ): 2-Rt tall. 11.75: fancr 1-lh flats.
gl.PO; H I fancy fUta, 1.1S: fancy l ib ovale,
t2 TS: AUaka taU. pink. S5a0ci red. 41.00:
aomlnal. 2S. tall. $200.
FISH Rock cod. Tc ear Ib: rvmndera. se ner
lb l balllmt, SHo per lb: era ha. ll.Oonl.SO per
dos; atrlped baaa. 12 He per lb: eutfleh. 10c
far Rt; salmon, fresh Columbia river ateelbead.
IS per lb; chlnonk, 12He per lb; fronsa sal
moa. STlle per Ib: herring. M per Ibi aolee,
Se per lb; ahrimpa, 10c per Ib: peecb. Be per
in; bierg coa. it per in: tomcoa. Te per lb:
lobsters, Ide per lb; fresh mackerel, Sc per
lb; crawfish. 20e per One; atarreoa. 10c per
Ib: black baaa. Sua per Ib: Colombia river
Smelt. Ac per lb.
OIXTKH5 e-nas nearer , per tsnna, gz.no:
per 100-lb eerb. 4 ao: Olvmpla. per saUua.
t2.2S: per lla-tb eark. $5.S0(Ig.2o; Kagle.
canned. lOe can, $7.00 doe.
CLAMH Hardanell. per bag. gs.eo: . razor
clama, $100 per box. lie per doa.
' .rata. Ooal 00. Xto. '
ROPE Pars hlaalla. l$ei taadard. I8e:
sisal, lis. '
COAL OIL Pearl at ArtrtI Oaeea. lBUe ter
gal: water white, -woe bbls. 14c per gal;
wooden. 17c per gall headlight, 170 deg., easss,
SlHr per ral. . ...
GAHOLinrc wi org., eaaa. zshs Per gait
Iron Mils. IS per gal.
benzine as oeg.. sssss. sos par gait tree
hblw !Hcpr gal.
tcrpentins is eases, sas twr aai: woooen
bbm. 98r per gsl.
white lead ion tors. 7 e per rs: boo-in
lots. Sc per lb: leaa lota, BHe per lb.
Winn r. Aii.s rrneenx nasis s sz S3.
UNSEED OIL Pure raw. ta B-bbl lota. BOc:
1-bbl lota, SSe; eaaes, Mc per gsl: genuine kettle-boiled,
eaess. Sue per gal: S-bbl hta. 64c;
I hhl lots, one oar gsl: ground cake, car lota.
$20.00 per toa; lass thaa ear lots, $30-00 par
too.
LITTLE CHANCE IN WHEAT
. . ,
CTiicRgo Market Dull and ' Blow
Corn Down and Osta Up. '
RELATTTB WHEAT TALVES. ,
. Mar. 28. Mar. 27. Lnao. ' 1S00.
May 4 .78 A .TUSi $ .(H I -TXH
July ........ .TTHA .T7H .00 .TH
septemner ... .this . ,7na. -
December .... .S0 JtO'i . .00 V, .19
Chlrsra. Xarch 28. Th wheat market was
dull today with bst fractional chance la the
nrlcs ss compared with ysoterdey's end. Com
la also a fraction off, bat ante held well end
the ejoss Is a fraction up. Perk M about Se
Official qnotottona by Overbeck.
Cooke company;
wubat. - .
' Opea. Hlsh,
May ,..IV,.... TJJ4 7S
Xulr .......... TTtt . T7
Sentamner .... T4 TS
December .i.m buh - "U
CORN.
May ,.' 4nU . . 4i
July ......... 44 - 4l
Sepmssher .... eM 4H
. . OATS.
May .......... 43 4
July 871 - $7
September ..... 2' M
SttSB POHK,
May ..........ld-'iO 1"2
imnA
1623A.
MM)
son
S12A
July ...16M loss i
Lasn. ,.
Msy .......... K COS
July ' "7 ' BIO
September SIT SIT
SHORT RIBS.
May T7 , "77
SO)
M2 '
SW
July ......a... SP0 Bug (
September .... sua am . .
S80A
' ateaetory Bate.
New Tork. March M. Sterling: Pemand.
M S0t SO days. 47 &0 Hamhnrg. S4H. lees
1 sa: Pxrta, II1S; Antwerp, S62; Swttaerlasd.
mm Vienna, S.SS. . , i
' -
Hew Terh-teadea Silver.
Rear Tork, March SB. Bag aUvar. SSs Lea
Starr
: 'J
Low., Croat
H 7KV. T!i"4A
Hi TTiZ- 77 HA
H . TH' TSH
i sotf so-
. 4VA' . . 4HTi
- 4n4 4ISH
Vk HA
'42 . 44A
S7H ' 7HA
S21 . SS'AA
ISIS
1620
ST '
SOT
S10 .')"
AITTC
AHOTIIER RISE
IN THE CATTLE
Market Is Very Flrnj With No
Arrivals in Local Yards During
r the Past Day. " , ; '
BEST STEERS FIRMER. ... :
AT FIVE DOLLARS TODAY
Hogs - CoDtlnns - to Wtwkea Al-
thouglt , Arrivals From : Local
Polnta Art) Few Top Today Is
' 97.50 No Lambs Are Coming. ,
' Portland tjaloa Stockyarda. Karch SS -livestock
reeslpts: -
i atogi. nattm. aaecp.
Today 60 ... 100
v Sf 4aeaew(a) a . l
Teer age TS ' $T
Prevloue rear SO
10$
Tkere remains Barer arsekness la the bog
market and kUlern will not pay mors thaa
$7.(0 for beet atnff. A year ago aaarkst was
firm, but ancbanged.
Cattle are firm, with no arrtrala today.
Tbe (rlce Is about ISHe higher, with beet
stuff firm at (ft. . A year age market was
firm.
Sheep very firm, hat unchanged. He lambs
are coming. A year ago market waa steady.
Official livestock prices:
' Hogs Best saatarn Oregon, $7 B01 stotkssg
aad feeder. $7.00; China fata, $0.7807.00.
Cattle Beat eeatera Oregon eteara, $A.n0i
beet eowa and heifer, $.IXiO$.T; atockers
and feeder. $a.TB: bulls. $2 50, . -
Sheep Mlsed. SO. He; wetbars, 9n ewes,
$He) lambs, SH.
KANSAS BUYINQ STEERS
Nearly" All" Tosag Stock Bold' at
Baiter City ; to Sonflower SUta.
' . (Special ftlapatcb to Tb Joaraal.) .'
Baker City, Or.. March IS Nearly sB of
the young ateera of thla dietrlct were shipped
at yeaterday whea Oeorge Chandler, Oeddes
st roiimaa, Tnoi sin and raytoa uroa. eoa
algaed 4S head ef S and t-Tear-oln to M. B.
Knox at Havenevllle. Kansas. Maay large
shipments have beea sua recently end thle
last lot nearly cleaned oat the valley. Thee
cattle were pajchaatd by Mr. Knox himelf.
who came to Oraama In Penruery and looked
ever tbe asontry, making a number of large
Oram. -
In specking of the cattle taetaetry la tats
section. Mr. Chandler etatet thle geernlng
that while there are a Bomber of large cattle
men who are deal roue el selling out aad get
ting oat ef tbe kuxlnm entirely, tbe pr unpack
ror tna present year are very Bngnt ana prates
will probably be good. . . ..
Ranee eondltloon will be ' excellent - thla
year, the etockmaa estd. although there are
few cattle oa the range here et present. Along
Earle creek, however, the fine weather of tbe
early, aprlng baa indneed many af tba cattle
men to tura their atork eat. . ..
There haa been no ebortage of hay la this
district this winter and If spring hsa really
arrived er opeaa up ear tin within a raaana
di pen fie tnere win oa n eeoeiorraoM qusa
tlty of Seed left ever. Mr. Chandler states
tbat tbe -fact tnit this Is earn a good hay
eouutry la responsible for the fart that there
hare sever been eny heavy lnaaea here, al
though ether districts havs . utfared heavily
tram a tot weather.
EASTERN HOGS tjIGHER
Chicago Price Showa Adraace of 8o
Cattle Are Strong.
Chicago. March SB. IJveetock receipts:
- ' Bogs, Cattle. Sheen.
Chicago 4.000 . d.2o g.OOO
Kanans ..City S.eos . 2 wo 9.000
Omaha ' S.OO0 S.0U0 11.000
Hogs ars S seats higher, with S.BOO lert
ever. Receipt a year ago were SI .000. Prices:
Mixed. lOms.SS: hsavy. $d.SO42t.S0: rougn.
$d.o6a. ....,. ,. 1 j -i
t'atcie ntrong. v ...
Sheep Steady. ' . ,t.
NEVADA MINING STOCKS
Prices Current at Close of the Saa
Francisco Exchange Today. .'
Baa rrsjMteea. March SR. Official hid pricaat
OOLDPTELDS DISTRICT.
Sandstorm, BOci Red Top, $4 23 asked: Me
hawk. $18; Columbia Mt SSe; Jumbo. $2.80;
lumba Ext.. $l.nfl; TernsL 21c ssksd: Pras
rivanta. Se; Goldfleld M. Co.. S1.B0; Kendall,
STc; Booth. Tic; Dine Ball, 4V; Adams, ITel
Silver Pick, $1.16; May Queen, SOc asked;
Nev. Roy. ISr; B. , B. Ext.. lie; Bine BelL
zfyj TMxl. lie; a. Columbia. S6c: Hlbernla.
ize; Pt. ivea, si.sui uooquemr, xuci biicb
Rock. Tel Lone Star, 27c; o. Wonder. Be: Ore,
41c;- KendaU EatH Sc; Sandal Ext., Sc,
Mavne. 14c; Atlanta, 87e; Great Bend, SNe
fmnlre, 14ci Red Top Bxt., 4oc( Florsnjcs, 80c;
Dlamt. B. R. Con.. 87c: O. DaUy, , 1M
Laguna, $1.64 nked; Oosamoawaalth. Snc;
Comb, rrect.. $4.12V4:-Or. Bend Ext.. 20c:
Or. Bead Annex, ISc; B. B. Boannsa, 10c;
Kewaana. gl.iot EmerIdd, aid a eked; Port
land, aoc: Crack Jack. IBai Vrancu Mo
hawk, $1.20; Red Hill. Zee; Moknwk Ext..
2lei Spearhead Gold, fle aaked; Loa Dillon,
17c; X . Tiger, lne; Graadmn. 2Tc: B. Pick
Fit . . 12c: Col. ML Ext.. Tet ttoldf. Goaa..
$7.75; Dlamf. TrUngla, dAe...
s OOMSTOCK DISTRICT.
Oshlr. $2 28: Mexican, ear! eVmM 4 Carry.
tc: Con. Vlrrlnla. 07c: Savage. TV: Tallow
Jacket, TSc; Belcher. , Ae Ooofldeooa, Se
aaaea; sierra . iv.. aoc; ncBsqaer, Toe:
futon. Sue. . . ;, , .
BrtXPTtOO DtSTRICT. - '
,e.. t i. , a ee. . a
1 . 1 ie . . j , h 11 1 , p.. v . , ff-rc, anon.
Rullf.. Sc; Nat. Bank. 40c: L. Harris. 4c:
Amethyst. 4Se; Gold Bar. $1.S: Stetowsy, ISc;
Ienvsr Ruf. Annex, 2.V Baked; Born I Clara,
$Se; MayfL Coos. 41c: Monty. Ohio Rxt.,
lc; u. Bcepier. znc; atonry. nt., gejc; B.
Pslsy, $0c aaked: Homeeuka Onna., $1.M
Yankee Oirl. 11c: NnsseL 10c: Trams Cone..
$1.20; Tlctor, Iter; Banner, Tne Baksdt North
star. 10 asksd; Midas, fioe asksd: Sunsst, 10c.
" TON0PAR DISTRICT. .
AVBH I'WTi. f II eawBsrvi asaimiia,, avSBaa aysa.arvi
Too. Bxt.. IS 50; WacN'intara 4fic; Midway,
$1,715; Toa Betarrnt, M 25: Tom. No, tr,
S4e; Ohio Tod.. Tc; Wwt Dnd Coos.. $1.90;
ncm irr; j cm. m inr., 10c Bsn; monnm
AiMltor, S9; Jim Bntl-r, $1.10; Ton... Cast
Ror. ftel Tn. flora, v JV: Bout. Trrfa,. lie:
ran ruei g g u ub n a rrv anil, na us am g A) W A
Ooldea Crows, ISc; N. T. Ton. Ooas S. -
Ue.aaah tXe-. ' V Sfhana aVS'ua Uld hf. Sal..
- MANHATTAN DISTRICT.
Manh. Or,.. TOe: Manb. M. Co.. ISc: O.
Wads, 12c; Seyler Bump, Set Dexter, S4e
Ih Joe, 4c; Creaeent, Sc; CVmblnntlea, Sej
Grsnnr. 21c:' Mustang. $8c: Little 4rev. 40oi
Cowboy, fcc; Ortg. Menh.. S.V naked) Broncne,
l'Ac: jump. jaca. inc; nnenut, isc; Bnrralo.
6c; R. Ig. IWc aaked: Y. Hone, Sc; IndUa
Camp, lie; Standard, Se,
VARIorS DISTRICTS. '
Palrv. Silver King. 4V: rairv. Easte.'SSe
aaked; Nevada BlUa. 1; Plttahurg Silver
Peak, fl.BG; No, star Wonder, llo Eagle's
Neat. 22c: Baby Wonder, BVc: Nev. H. rior-
oca, 13s, 'v
.. . ' i . .-
TnrXTID STATES OTKRBafTjrt BOKDfc
Hew Tork, March SS. OovernaMnt bonds:
.. Date. Bid. Aak.
Twos, regwtsrea ........... into irn1
do coutxm imo inau
Three, re la tared ......... IftOS liiS
do eoBnon inos . loai
Ponra, reslatared ..,,.... lttoT ino
do eonnoa ibot ki
Threes, small bnuds. ....... .... lol
pours, regiatarea ibxb lmn
de eoupoa 1V2B IMii
Dtatrtct of Colombia S-S&s.. .... 114'
Pour. Philippines ......... .... loi
Twn, Psnama .. .... I44
a cospoa ,...-wwt4
- yOlTLABD BARE STATIMTJfT. ' y
Cleartnrs today , $M.e 4T
do year ago....,.,. axM.ano.2g
Onks todsy .....MU2M.sns.24
Balaacea today li.4ft $4
rear ad,...e..M..(.u..a.... iuw.iei.14 1
if loal
10
1 ' 104
i 101
I;
k, ii
2 u
i
loru
10614
Never, Have There Been Such Small Re
ceipts of Livestock and Poultry as of Late In
Portland Markets Prices on Latter Hold.
GREAT rJORTHERN
GETS DECISIOII
Favorable ' Rutin; . by Court ' In
Matter of New Stock Issue Is
, rtL Help to Hill Issues. ,
t ' "" ' ' . v ,
.... ' -f ,
STOCK MARKET VERY
ERRATIC DURING SESSION
V aloes Weak aad Strong by Turns
but Close With aa Upward Ten
' deacy Northern Pacific 2K VP
Butte Re-port Helps Mines. c'-J
MET OAISS-
.. 2 H I lireat Northers
.. IIMIwourl I'. rifle .
Amalgaavaasd
Sugar..
Saielter .........
Anaconda
Atrhlaoa
OisoradB roes ..
Erie
Louie, a Nash..,
V. S. Steel.......
' 60 ptsifstTtM .
.,. Ore Lead.
.. 2I.I.N. V. Central. 7;
.. 1H Northern Paclfls
.. HlPennaylvaahi .,,
... lVjRndlng
.. lValRork Ialand ....
., IHISoutbera Padfl
.. HI Union Pacific ..
V.ICar foundry . .
1HI .
' New Tork. Merck 28. The stock market wag
Brrati today, being firm and week by tarns,
bat at laat ckaing with an advance la. snout
leeuea. Tna dclloa of the court tkat the
Great Northern railway had a legal right te
kerne tb proposed stock, while expected, had
tna affect of etiffenlng th general Hot. At
tb closing today tireat Northern waa tH
r nlnts sp. Ore Lands 1H and Northern Paclfls
a points above yeeterday'e lost Brio.
A special from Batta, Menuaa, aald that
tb full retnrne ef tb miners' vet ea the
wags so Is resulted la th scale's ecceptaece
by a vote of 10 to I. This helped tbe Amal
gam tad aad saselttng group, resulting la a
rlee ef SH for Amalgamated. 2 for AaMrleaa
Smelter, iammsa. Bad 1H Batata for Anaconda.
Oolorad rsel sis gained 1H point ever ye-
Official ewetstlons
Cooks eompsnyt
by Oeorbock, Starr- a
i
DBaCRTrTTOR.
smal, Copper On. ......
Ass, Car a roaas., aad
da preferred
Am. Cotton Oil. eom.,,
Asa. UKosBotJva, aeoj. .
Am. Roger, ens. ......
Am. Smelter, esote,..,
de ore f erred
Anaconda Mining 6e...
Am. Weolea, eoss
Atchison, eom
00 preferred....
Baltlmer a Ohio. eom.
Mm M
Orel
Breoklya Raold Transit.
B0
Canadian Paclfls, eom..
Central Leather, ens...
de preferred.,
OhL A G. W.j eom.....
CbL. MIL a St. Paul...
CkL a N. W-, aom
Chesapeake a One
Cole, Poet a Iron, com. .
Colo. Southern, earn.,,.
Delswars a Hudson....
Dearer a R. 6, oa,,.
d preferred. ,. 7. ...
loT4
27
SIS
18.
2H4
OH
120M
127
144 H
HI
eon:
S1V4
2V
ITS
17T
do 3d pvefai red. .v.
do 1st nref ai red ...
nitnel Central
Lou is rills a KaahviUe..
Mxlcaa Central Ry....
M- K. A T.. earn
PlSlf 4UI at.
Dl tiller ..............
Greet North em ........
Mleaearl Pacifle .......
National Lead
New York Oeatral. . . . , ,
N. T., Out. a Weetera..
Norfolk a Waal, eom. .
de preferred
North AmerlcsB ....
Norther Pacifle, caa,
Pacifle Mail S. S. Co. ..,
PeaBsylvsala Railway...
P. O., L. A C. Co
Preaaed Stl Car, cool. .
ao praferred.v. .......
Beading, em.....
do 2d pisfeiied......
do 1st Maferred, . . ...
Bap. Iron a Steel, som.,.
do preferr4 . .........
Rock Ialand. cam
St. U S. P . 2d pfd..
do. 1st pfd
Southern Pacifle. ana..
do preferred
Beathera Ry., anas.....
do preferred
Tena. Coal A Iraa.....
T I VI U
1X1 IMIfellZl
120 1121 S
BtH,
S8X 1041b! 9
Teas A Pacific
Tol It L t W. soss.
do preferred n
TJnwa Pacific, aom....
do preferred .........
V. S. Robber, cam
Ae preferred
U. B. Steel Oaaoau.
do prrrred. .........
Wabaab. eommoa, ......
B0
4114
100
ino
sat
is Wlssonaln Central,
do preferred
Total salaa for da, 834,000 aharea.
Call BMOty closed at B per cent.
New Zerk Oaatral. ex-dlvidead ef
1H set
rrw rosx oorov xabxzt.
.Kew Tork,
htarch 29. Official eat toa market!
.. .- .... . . March
Open. rTigb. Urw. 27.
.log ions . 1004
......... i S20 HIT
m SS4 24
S42 ' ' SN - 640
S2 - SfA S4k
S4S S&S B4
SAT 6fiT : . SttT
sr) ftns su
Sow Sod 97$
.'. ... S6S sta . SBS
loos
SIB
BS4
" S4S
SSI
SM
BUT
IMS
BA4
SST
set
marea ..
April .......
Mar
Jane .......
July
Aognat ....
September .
October
Jtutouibsv . .
Dsesmbsr ...
, Tarnish Sella Warehouse.
' By a ideal that was enarammsted some tin
ego ths Pacific Coast Elevator company nnr
chased tbe Feral araratum ef W. . far
nlab and will operate the earn henceforth. Bars
the Pendleton fcaet Oregon lan. Ae m tb neat
It mill be need for the anrpoe of storing wont
daring the month ths clip are here snd frd
towlng ths wool seeeoa tl warsboaoo win be
Deed for storing wheat.
. rred Taylor, of tbe Pacifle Onset Ktevaror
eompssr's office hers, will hsvs marge of tb
war bona daring tb earning Besstm,
POTLATCH MILL CLOSED
BY. BROKEN MACHINERY
' (Special Plsnstcb to The Jearaatt
Potlatch, Idaho, March IB. The big
mill at this place has been closed down
And will remain closed until broken m-
enlnery can be replaced. This is ths
first breakdown that nas occurred sines
ths big mill was suited early laat fall.
There la now nearly S0.000.S0S feet of
lumber on tha yard and It Is almost lra-
posslble to. shls on account of scarcity
of. cars. As soon as esrg can be ob
tained the mill company will ship 40
ears a dag. .
MINERS' UNION VOTES
FOR SLIDING SCALE
Butts. Mont, March !S The Miners'
anion has accepted, by ths vote af IS ts
1 tbe sliding scale for mine operators
for Sva rears, baaed on tbe prevailing,
price of copper. B4ow IS cents the!
maximum is tl a day, minimum i.l9.
At II cents" or shove the maximum" Is
14.10 a day and the minimum 14. All
the mines wfll resume operation with i
full erews. " V ". - - 1
el
sV
... M
GET SIEAQER 10
YET
M. C. Bingham, Emissary of
Merchants, Not Discouraged
by Mayor Stanley' Action.
FREIGHT RATES ARE "
' S i-u:. PARTIAL AND HIGH
Tariff From Bandoa( Territory to
Saa Francisco Much Higher Thaa
Frorn Eureka and Coos Itay and
, Is Called Prohlbitlye.
Tttars received from J. J. Btanlsy,
mayor of Coqullla, in responss to, com
munications from Secratarr SS. C. GUt-
ner of tha Portland chambar of com
marcs, tndleats that tha Coqullla com
munlty will ' not subscribe S2S.400 to
ward tha starting; of a steamship Una
between Portland and tha moulh of tha
CoqulUs river. H. C. Bingham of Co
quiusvwha cams ts Portland with ths
jpropoBltlon,llg mors determined than
avar to sat tha una Btsrtea. arnnays-
ha w:ll star liars and fight It out until
ths desired transportation faculties sra
secured.
Mr. Blnrham Is deeply In earnest. And
la ready to back his Judgment with ma
terial support In ths form of a sub
scription to ths stock, snd also to
work to organise the undertaking;. He
said today:.
."It does not matter if ths CoqulUs
people do not ralae a dollar re wfll
yet hare a boat between Portland and
the Coqullla. The people whom I hare
talked to on this subject, both at TCo
qullle and In Portland, are substantial
business men, and they ars not talking;
through their hat. The demand for
traneportatlon facilities "between Port
land aad tbe Coqullle Is Tory great, and
must be met by a boat. .
The people of Coqullle country num
ber about $,000. and they have many
great ' reaouroea. Including dairying,
coal, lumber, fancy woods, woolen man
ufacture a, broom handles, matchwood
and white cedar for sash and doors.
They ars paying outrageous freight
charges and cannot continue to do busi
ness under the present conditions, aa
ths developments In neighboring ports
are solas forward snd the ' oom peti
tion Is surs to shut ..them out They
must hare relief from freight charges
ot tt per ton as against $1 for Coos
bay and IJ.59 to Euraka." v -
- Mr. Bingham said ths officials of ths
Portland chamber of commerce have
treated his proposition with ths great
eat consideration snd ara ready ta go
forward and help' the project material'
ly If ths people at ths other and ot the
., - .wa .
11d wll do something. Portland manu
lecturers and merchants with whom he
has conferred have riven - substantial
encouragement. He Is snthuslastlo for
the suooess of the project despite the
deposition of Mayor Stanley of Co
qulUa to stand aloof.
Seed and Soli.
. If your lawn fails to show p In
good shape doa't blame the soil. The
soU may be poor but the seed la most
likely the poorer. If you care to have
a pretty lawa yon ahould not purchaae
ohean seed, sa lt does not psy in the
long run. Toa can get good seed from j
as gor tne aama prio gou ivwr vinoi
for poor seed. Do you admire a good
lawnT Drop In and see ns and we
will try to find the cause that keens
your lawn from having that velvety
appearance. J. J. Butser. Its Front
street, between Yamhill and Taylor.
WILL PRESENT SILVER "
SERVICE TO CRUISER
(Jearaal Special Servlca.) '
OlTmnlaV Wash.. March tl. Tha
tS.000 stiver service purohased for the
cruiser Washington will be taken from
Spokane tomorrow by Colonel N. EL
I,lnsley to League Island. Pennsylvania,
The presentation will be made ' by the
colonel on his arrival. Tha service was
purchased by sn appropriation made by
tba laat legislature.
5 PER CENT TELEPHONE
BONDS SELL OH CHANGE
Ten Home Company's Fives Co
at Eighty-Two Dollars J. C.
Lee Co. Offered Five Lower.
Room Telephone beads were ta demead ea
the kecal eacaang kneey sad 10 tl.o Sonde
drawing S per esat wars sld st . Thla
was all -offered st that flgare and tbe naked
price wns advanced SS b SSS. Associated Oil
advanced SI. So with a sals ef 10 shares st
$12 60. Potlels Mining sdvsneed to 13 a
against a bid price ef ISc yesterday.
i, C. h company etock lost SS ta th
ashed vshie, tbs pries going to S0 with S10
bid. Alsk Pstmleaa lost Hs snd Csseadls
le; Mat moth gained Is aad Morning So- la
th Coeor dAlene llat Copper Aug lust He,
With th reat ancbanged.
Sale tsdn Tea 01.000 Home TlpboB
S per cent bond st ti 10 Aocltrd Oil at
T4lnn, 8 000 Pot He Mining at lc, l.ooo
roticte Mining at 1B,r. g.OOO Waibongsl Es
tenaloa at tt.e, L0O0 Goldfleld Trotter st 10s.
Otddal Bticss: . ;
BASK STOCXS.
Hid. Ask.
Bank ef Csllfornls. ...... ......SSnn.os ...,
Banker a LomberBarae.
108.00
isi!fs
tsoioo
Mercbante National
lanra national ...,.,.. .....
Oregon Trnat A Savings. r...... ISa.SS
Portland Trust to.
United State National....
LI STIC D SBCCBITI
Amerlcsa Blralt Co., Ss..
,. S00.00
(BONDS.)
. SS.00 .
imoo
too
City a Sobarban 4
OolnniMa Sontbrra Irrigation aa .....
Home Telephone 0s
O. R. A M. Rsllwsy 4 SS.ao
O. W. P. A Hallway Sa. .......
Pacific Osaat ftmcnlt Sa........ SaBO
Portland Hallway Ss. ...........
J, C. Lee Co, Se
miscriAanbous trroexs.
Aueclated Oil 410S
Horn Telephone ............... Bo 00
j. C. Lee Co..... laM
Pacifle Stares Telephone....... .....
Paget Senad Teleghens. .......
. MININa STOCKS.
Lekerlew .IS
Lee Creek Oold XIV
North kahrvlew .....
ManbatUn Crows Point.. .....
Portrln Mining .1814
Waeaoogal Eitaaalea 3b 14
CTtLrSTtD arrOCKS.
Taanlna Bay Telephone t 7
Sl.eke Petroleam '. .Ik
JJ -JJ
no oo
loots
10. 60
100.00
sem
100.00
4S.00
'in'oo
10e.no
SO.SO
sn
.OS
.OH
.90
.10
M
t n
.to
Brltlah OolnmbU Amalgams tad. 01414
Caecadla
Ooldfleid Trotter
Greet Northern
Mammoth .....................
Morning
Staaiiard Cnaaolldated .........
Taeema Steal
.to
.30
,0T
.01
OS
.OS
WH4
la
.14.
fOKta D'ALENi PISTBICT.
rinllloa -0T14'
(or per Kla , -It
ft k ronaolldaard r .4
.Cejuj
.10
HPP Day a a k a a a a a a a )
Saowakoe
It S-OS
COgUILLE
ZIMMERMAN HAS
DECIDED TO RUN
Former Coaacllmaa to Be s Mayor
alty Caadldata Against. City '
Andltor T. C Derlla.
Louts ZlmmBrnaa ' Das . daeldad ts
snter tbs Hats against Thomas C Dev
lin for mayor and today bis friends ar
circulating; his petitions preparatory ta
llllns them with tba, city auditor tomorrow.-
Mr. ZUnmarmaa will entsr tha rsos
at ths solicitation of man of his
friends ta ths buslnsss elrclsa of Port-
, Louts Zimmerman.
land snd will make It an Issue of the
campaign that he Is the business man's
candidate.
Vindication of ths administration ef
Oeorge H. Williams will si so be one ef
the cardinal planks In the platform of
Mr. Zimmerman. He was a member of
ths city council during the Williams
administration and takes exception to
the charges of franchise legislation- and
graft circulated against the admlnlatra
tlon snd tbe council during the cam
ps I gn two years ago. ' Aa tha personal
friend and advisor of the ex-mayor he
feels in a way responsible for ths things
done by the administration and will
during the coming campaign explain
upon the stump the sttitude of the ad
ministration In regard to open gambling,
and other questions wrestled with by
ths Williams administration. "
. Mr. Zimmerman Justine th Williams
administration for lavylns tribute upon
gaming and upon the stump will show
why It was proper ta follow the course
taken. He also favors tha restriction of
abltatlon af all - tenderloin hsbltues
within that dlstriot- Hs will Ills bis
I netltlnn tomorrow.
GROWERS OF FRUIT AT
, GRANTS PASS SATURDAY
Special tnapeteh to Th loarosLt
Grants Pass, Or March SA A meet
ing of great ( practical value to fruit
growers will be that to bs held at the
opera houae In this city Saturday after
noon and evening, tba first session open
tna at 1 o'clock, under the auspices of
Oregon Agricultural college. The grow
ers ot fruit and ths dealers and ship
pers will be represented, respectively
by the Grants Pass Fruit Grower"
anion snd th Grants Pass Commercial
Club. . The addresses, papers and dls-oueelona-
will be on .linos highly tech
nical, but the more valuable for that
No forenoon cession will be held, thus
to accommodate the lar- numbers of
farmers who caa best leave their farms
st tha week's snd.
Ths speakers will represent the very
highest talent of the state, among them
being: Dr. James Wlthyeombe, director
Of the experiment station of Oregon
Agricultural college; Profeseor A. B.
Cordlay, entomologist st ths agricultural
college, one of the beet posted men onj
fruit tree tests on ths Pscifio coast?
Professor Oaude I. Lewis, horticulturist
at the agricultural college, lata of Cor
nell university; E. H. Shepard. manager
and secretary of the Hood River Fruit
Growers anion, and Mra Clara Waldo,
Stste lecturer for ths Oregon grange.
Mra Waldo's address will be on "The
Betterment of the Farm Home." Mr.
Shepard hsa for ths Isst four years been
manager of the Hood River Fruit Grow,
era union, the strongest on the Pscifio
eoaat, and securing the highest prices
ever paid ' growers for apples In the
world, their prices Isst year ranging
from lt.ts ts tt.lt a box. f . a. b. Hood
River, i .
- i .a 1 1 .
WIFE BEATER WILL BE
' CHARGED WITH FELONY
iSnsetal Pnnateb s Ths lee isst)
Aberdeen. Wash, March IS. Stella
Carney, whoee husband, Eddie Carney,
placed her la a disorderly house snd
then lived on her earnings, ta oonflned
to her bed as ths result of terrible
beating Carney gave her' Monday. Hs
knocked her senssless and thea kicked
her on tha breast snd limbs, leaving
the prints af his shoes on the flesh
snd otherwise Injuring her. Ha was
arrested and will be prosecuted oa a
felony charge tinder the stats laws.
TO HEAR DISCUSSION
OF BRIDGE LOCATION
, . 'i i j
' (Spedsl Pieaateb Is Tbs Jearaal)
Hoqulam, . Wash., March II. Major
Crittenden arrived her today on the
afternoon train and will spend several
days on ths harbor an government busi
ness. ,. The matter of the hearing for
the location of bridges across ths Che-
halls and Hoquiam rivers to be built by
the railroads will be presented tomor-
; row night. Friday afternoon the party
will take a trip down ta the lower har
bor And look over other parts of ths
harbor.
i Canal Committee Appointed.
' (Special M patch ss Ths Jootnal.)
Olympla. Waah, March II. P. H
Carl yon. president - of . the Olympla
chamber of aommerce, haa appointed
the following oo remittee . to represent
Olympla at Aberdeen next Friday eve
ning at ths bearing oa the Olympla
t?rays Harbor ship canal before Mayor
Chittenden: Mayor -Thomas MeXarty,
C 8. Rslnhart, Charles S. Springer, R.
R.. Btreeta A. S, Caton. , A- B. Ruth,
C. Lord. Edmund Rice. H. L Lewla,
K F. Pierker 1L O. Richard eon, Emll
Msrtensen. Elian Peru, T. , i. Kegley,
p. H. Carlyoa,
i ' . Want Drummer Taxed. " .
rBpactal Pbmaesh a The Joaraal.)
Aberdeen, Wash.; March II. At the
meeting of the city council last night
a resolution was tntrodaeed by the
merchants of ths city for ths Imposi
tion of a tax on commercial travelers
earning here. It was referred ta the
sammlttee em Hornsea, -
-.......
LIOJWE RIVER IS
UPOTJ A RAL1PAGE
Immense . Damage Done by
Flood Santa , Fe and Salt
, Lake Railroads Cut Off.
,
(Jooraal Special Servlca.)
Ban Bernardino, CsJL. March St. The '
atojave river is on a rampage. Al
ready Immense damage haa been doae
to ranching, railroad and taming Inter
ests. , Only by ths employment of .hun
dreds of men can the Santa Fe and
Salt take railroads keep open as far
ss Baratow, while at Baratew ' tha
Chase Mining sompany aad othsr large
corporations are pouring out money to
aaslat la preventing tbe threatened dank
age to tha town. i , . .
The Santa Fe and Salt lake railroads
havs over 1,00$ men working night aad
day between - Vletorvllle and liars tow.
Kvery railroad bridge Ib threatened.
Tha Santa Fe main line from Bsratow
north Is tied np by part of tbe bridge
going out, Serious damage haa already
resulted to farming Interests between
Baratow and Vlctorriue. : i
Word from Death Valley Indicates
mat tne river naa taxen it sua tma
nel and will bs pouring 1.000 inches "f
water Into the Death Valley beat a If
ri.4 ,-., . n,.,,- ai.,ni mm ...nrrenff
haa not area been threatened before.)
SLIOKES WHILE PliuiED .
UriDER WRECKED TR Ai'l
Brakeman Seargren Shows
Heroic Courage While Com-
panions Try to Release.
(Special Manatcb a The Isma1 ) .
TSooma, Wash., March 1 A With his
thigh crushed lata a shapeless . pulp
and bleeding from a score of wounda aad
cuts. Axel Beargren. a nraaeman on
the Tacoma A lantern railroad,, lay for
two hours beneath tha wheals of a de
railed ear near Chilton yesterdy after
noon, while his brother trainmen
worked frantically to release him.
Seargrea . waa beyond . human aid
when taken out and died at the hos
pital at midnight laat night. Though
suffering terrible pala aad with his
life ebbing, Seargren displayed cour
age and grit that was heroic, chatting
and " smoking- whit his .attends were
making every effort to raise the wheels
enough to slide hie body rroat beneath
them. " ' ' ----- ,
. Beargren was standing oa tha top af
tha car when it jumped the track,
throwing him ever the forward and
directly in front of the wheels.
NOW ONLY $36.000
(Continued from Pago One.)
went with a snap and a go that provsd
ths workers were not getting discour
aged snd several beams of cheer were
thrown across tha big gymaastum whea
a delegation from the Young Women's
Christian Association marched In aad
announced that the working, girls of
Portland had given several hundred
dollars la pledgea The amount reported
by the young women waa entirely raised
by girls on salaries, msny of thsm en
slender salaries at that, and ths report
livened no the men solicitors more thaa
a S10.000 subscription would nave
After reporting their subscriptions.
ths girls sang. "Wn want a new build
ing, yes ws do, to the tune of "Let a
Little Sunshine In," and everybody felt
better. - 1 ' ..'
A Qaestloa af Vetting'.
"It Is going all right but we must
keep It going." said Walter Ooaa this
mornlns? when cheering up a worn-out
committee. . "Keep It up. that's alt We
thought ws were tight square , up
against tt last night, and now you see
bow It went, on, tne money s in town,
all right; just keep going after It. that's
all."
There la graft unearthed. It Is di
rectly charged that Walter Ooa and
another committeeman secured, after a
two hours' wreetle with a bualneaa man,
a bag of candy, and nobody elaa baa
seen the sandy. Ocas says the candy
went to a stenographer to Induce her
to line -up" her friends oa tha pledge
signing program, but some of the com
mtttemen think that candy should have
arrived at the executive committe-
room. -" ' ' ' ' ' ''
The list of donations now Includes a
town lot and 600 shares of mining stock.
No oordwood or produce haa been re
ceived, but the association will gladly
take anything that haa tntrinslo veJae.
Just how thorough has been tha can
vass af tha city this week can be dis
covered by going throngn tba stacks of
pledge cards at tba association effleea.
Several of these are for odd amounts,
like St.ll and IJ.tt, and on tha bottom
of the card appears the note, "My last
cant." .... . :
NEWSPAPERS RESUME 1 I
, v PUBLICATION TODAT
' ' ' ' - i :.:
tSneslnl IMeeet. (a The J una sal I
Butte. Mont. March tt AU tbe
newspapers of Butte have resumed pub
lication today. Every demand of the
publishers has been conceded by the
printers and tha unions af labor con
nected with the papera Tha stsree
typers held.out for aa Increase in wage '
tor all mea ta 'the wages paid volun
tarily by tha publishers to tba mors
skilled men,, but receded from their
position and accepted tha wags scale
previously ta effect
' . AGED WHITE WOMAN ;
. . He.. TTere4a Will Ha)
S rvaaaa wa e - - -----
Aevngetl oa Gallows. y'
Uonrnal Special Sarrlc )
Oaffney, B. C. March SS The gallews
has been erected snd all preparation
completed for the execution here tomor
row of Tom Harria Tb gallows stands
in ths rear of ths Jail. Ths bsnging wi;l
be the first that has sver occurred In
Cherokee county. The crime et Harrl
was the murder of Mra Hortense Mor
gan, an aged white woman. In November
last. The killing was thought to hsvs
beea for the purpose 0f robbery. Harris
mads a arrlttss confession ef his erima.
but bis family snd friends have since
maintained that he was Inssne st tbe
Urns. ,
Wants Carnegia Library.
Special plepatek te The Jare 1
1 Pendleton, Or., March . iiy n
Tote of 4 to I he connll I1 '
adopted a resolution ' '
negte library ofw r. 1
for ll. 000 in r
on son . t.'it t' ' '
1t t r .
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