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Idaho semi-weekly world. (Idaho City, Boise County, Idaho Territory) 1867-1868, 1867-10-26
CONSTABLE SALE.
BY VIRTUE OF AN EXECUTION

pY VIRTUE OF AN EXECUTION
ID issued out of the Court of Jonas W. Brown, an
acting Justice of the Peace in and for Boise county,
I. T., upon Judgment rendered in said court,
wherein J. L. McGownd is plaintiff and r. C.. Layton
is defendant for the of Seventy-ye Dollars judg
ent and 500 so costs Of suit duly tested the I'd day
of October, A. d. 1867 have seized and taken in
execution the following described real estate towit
All the right title claim and interest of r. G. Lay
ton of in and to that certain House and Lot situated
in Idaho City, Boise county, I. T. and more partcu
arly described follows towit fronting 16 = feet
on the plank walk between Idaho City and Buena
Vista Bar and extending back in two parallel lines to
the distance of II feet towards More'S creek Public
notice is hereby given that the 31st day of October
A. ID. 1867 at O'Clock P. NJ, will sell the prem
ses at public auction, for cash. the above described
real estate to the highest bidder to satisfy said
cution and all accruing costs. JOHN WILSON,
Idaho city, Oct. 7, 1867-n46w3 Constable.
Idaho semi-weekly world. (Idaho City, Boise County, Idaho Territory) 1867-1868, 1867-10-26

To patriotic friend who wishes that An
drew Jackson were where Andrew johnson
is, the Brooklyn IN: " Union replies that
seeing Andrew johnson where Andrew Jack
son is would suit it quite asswell.
Owyhee bullion. [volume] (Silver City, I.T. [Idaho]) 1866-1867, 1867-02-21
~ WASHINGTON'S ise
8IRIDA Ay 8 AIIl
coNcERr HALL, silver city, Feb. aad
COMMITTEE OF ARRANoEMEnTs.lo

COMMITTEE OF ARRAHGEMEsTs.o
John "A. Lytle, Geo. Carter, r. III. Brown,
John w. Minear, Hugh Bell, Geo Carlton,
Frank Almon, G. w, Woodbury., Henry Hy-
man, j. K. Eastman, II. s. Cheesbro, L. +.
Alpey. 5s rss, .f
COMMITTEE OF INVITATION. j
Geo. Drew, j. H. Chapman, John Greed,
Henry Hyman. " Blackenger. j. S, Linn,
Frank Weiss, Jerry Shoenleld, Thos. Ewing,
Thos. II. Smith, @, G. Stafford, John
Wasson nAle ~ eHfA
COMMITTEE OF RECEPTION. - {
y A. f. Woodsou, A. ". Bradley, George
MoWilliams, John "A. Post, g NJ. Kurtz,
G. II, Greed, II. R. Coffin, r. Ii. Tregaskis,
F. L. Ensign. "a. -. 5. ...l
L. F. Alpey, Ezra Mills, II, 81 Cheesbro
B. N, Davis. aae ,..ss+
aiusic by the owyhee auadri,Ie Band.
Owyhee bullion. [volume] (Silver City, I.T. [Idaho]) 1866-1867, 1867-02-21

REASON WHY.-0uf readers will have
excuse the complexion ofSbour paper
/ issue, however, it is the best we can
|; wesent to Portland for paper five
sks ago, but it has not yet arrived
/ are unable 70 account forits- nonap-
rance; we hope to be enabled to &C.
pledge its receipt ncxtweek.
Owyhee bullion. [volume] (Silver City, I.T. [Idaho]) 1866-1867, 1867-02-21

b9-Col. A. II. Webb still receives the
est papers from both east'and west, and
them always for sale at his book store.
|. Webb has our thanks for pastrf ia.
"a t7llst 'ai
Owyhee bullion. [volume] (Silver City, I.T. [Idaho]) 1866-1867, 1867-02-21
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
Sealed Proposals

Sealed proposals will be received at tho Office
Of the Boafd of County Commissioners until the
2Sth inst, for Boarding and Nursing the indi-
gent sick of Owyhee County for one year from
the amount per week for boarding, lodging and
nursing each patient. The Board of Commits
sioners reserve the right to reject any and all
bids. Bids to be addressed to the "Clerk Of the
Board Of County commissioners,Y endorsed,
Proposals for boarding and nursing tho. indi-
gent sick" .,.-, II n. ff. {
A. E. w0oDSoN,
Ii 1T Cturh VI tno Doaras
Owyhee bullion. [volume] (Silver City, I.T. [Idaho]) 1866-1867, 1867-02-21
Constitutional A men dllaent
REJECTE6!f
wINNEnauccA DECLARES
A GENERAL AMNESTY,
NEW MINES DISCOVERED ON JoR5kR
sd ss.ri srREETitf,l
GREATafNl'XlOITEMENT At

JERRY ScHoESFELD's Store, /.
Where cheaper goods are sold q 3n0
Than was ever sold before; asiis laA --
Consisting of varieties TOO numerous to name,
Call and see ] cry and you will say tho sams
There you will find Histories - ~
OF every cline and nation,
Dating from tie present timo ~ mex
Buck to TIE beginning Of crshsiert
Novels from every author
Paper Of every kind, 10 rtt fAd
X Gold and Steel pens and pencilsf ~, r.. h,
AT Jerry's Store you win find. 90 =
Pistols, Guns and Bowie Kniyss,- ~ s.HH
lt IT to war you want " 60, f.f
Can DO found at Jerry's,
The cheapest place we knou.f'tN iil@A
Geld and Silver Watches, IL!
And Jewclry of brilliant, sheen
In magnificent profusion, eau d. ~
y AT Jerryls Store boscen., tai gafQi4 bra
Besides Cigars and Tobacco, e alit ~ "a +
For all lovers of the weed.
4 Which in excellence of Quality, ~ sstlsf4
Old Virginia can't exceed. ~
5 Tho most beautiful framed pictures - n '-
For the Parlor or saloon,ri.l . iA.9Iia
Can be purchased very chcaply
By APPLYING very soon. 'lf = 1leti
Pipes and patent Mediciaes, sssf4 ~.
Arc always kept on hand; f
And perfumery of sweetest fragrance,
Ks 0fany in the land. "a .-i -
Table and pocket cutlery,
And variety of toys HihNi iNiit atT
Imported hero expressly, did. r4
For the little Girls and Boys.
In short you can get nything, d
b Big, little, coarse or 6ne,- .o.,i- .,s.,.,4
And Jerry will sell cheaper
Than any in his line. 'sal-fl y,
3 Nowiwe advise you fellow citizens, y g
MIA When you shopping 60,
Don't forget to call at Jerry Schocnfsld's
IN -Tordnr,i Strepf lhaloxs , aI ~. w. -
Janll7 1867, lq1df q siair i5 Il. 10n
Owyhee bullion. [volume] (Silver City, I.T. [Idaho]) 1866-1867, 1867-02-21
IOCAL7 ITEMSa.

by-Ars George King, Esq, is our
|norized Agent in Flint District 'and
/ receipt for alt Subscription to- the
|iLIoN. SIS
Owyhee bullion. [volume] (Silver City, I.T. [Idaho]) 1866-1867, 1867-02-21

FIREs--Evcry mail from the East
brings intelligence Of heavy losses by
fire. We glenn these from the late dis.
patches to the yedetteis Fire at ST
Joseph on the 9th inst, loss s65 900.
The town of Balize was destroyed on the
on the 10th, loss $50, 900. Mobile was
partly destroyed on The 10th, loss $780,
Owyhee bullion. [volume] (Silver City, I.T. [Idaho]) 1866-1867, 1867-02-21

NEW RoAp ESTERpRIsE--Atth the late
session of the Legislature q franchise was
granted to D. III. Belknap, F. W.
Bell, RIG. Webster, and A. P. Mitch
ell; for the construction Of a toll road be-
tween this city aud Atlanta, in Alturas
county, by way Of Bear run, Moorc'screeks
near Chickahominy mill across the divide
to Crooked river, near where the idaho
City trail to Banner City crosses that
stream, thence on Beaver City, Gold Hill,
BannerCity and from there by the nearest
and most practicable route to- Atlant a
City. II, will be a benefit to- all who
require 10 journey between the several
points, and we hopeto see the work push;
ed speedily on to eonpletion,-l Idaho
World. iiai. iirilIfgs
Owyhee bullion. [volume] (Silver City, I.T. [Idaho]) 1866-1867, 1867-02-21
PROCEEDINGS OF THE BOARD OF
COUNTY COMMISSIONERS.

n i l.rl
I Silver City, L. T., Feb. u, lS67ri;.
The Commissioners Court met pursu-
ant to Adjournment Present: Messrs.
Catlin, Garter aud Butler, Commission
e,s, and A. L. gMoodsqp, clerk of the
BoarlsvS 49,. u. lrs.,,. =
The official bond of A. e Woodson,
County Clerk in the penal sum Of 81 900
was accepted aud Approved. Il The Off
cial bond Of James Lyman, Justice Of
the Peace, inl the penal sum of $1,000
was accepted and approved. The Go.
Treasurer was granted permission to keep
his office on Washington street Silver
City. |. T.. sst2 %
The following claims against the coun-
ty were audited and allowed: gitt. /
Gtnerll Fund.-N. TAGaton, sefsi-
ces as Deputy Dist. Atty. 5000. Dr. ?.
C. NELLY, for iuelicalattcnaauce on VIM,
Day paupcr, $40.
45 per cent. Fund. r.. Tregaskis,
rent Of County budding, sos. John
Kelly, for- cutting woods s6. Hendsr.
son Il Co, for removing records from
Ruby to Silver s4Ss 's's'
DR.. +. NJ, Denny having. presented
tho owcst bid for medical attendance 10
INDECENT sick was appointed Physician
to the county for one year, at the rate OF
81, 1870 per year, and was ordered to give
bonds ia the, SUN Of $1,000, and to-enter
into u written contract with the Board
for the faithful discharge Qfhis duties,
The county officers Of Owyhce County
we're ordered to give bonds in the penal
sum set opposite their names respectively;
Recorder - f-,.-s = : $4,000
Auditor, " y 81 y y y A 700
Sheriff -NS-Ary,- 10000
Treasurer. a.S $4,000
Assessor - 5000
Assessor as Collector, 1000
Tax eollec.or, Ts-zoq 10000
County, Clerk, 1000
School Superintendent i-af -is 2,00(
| Surteydr. : -i.eg- - 5000
| co,oner l-ii XIII, q. 1,00(
Justice of The Peace, 1000
Constable. .sss LOO
! George Carter was authorized to EN-
ploy an assistant to review and examip
| the various accounts of Che county off
GERS, and to make written report there
GU. ~. i l-..ssJ- 49,
Upon a ballot for collector offevenus
j. A. Lyle and w. j. Blair were put i
nomination. j. "A. Lyle having rcceiy
ed majority Of all the votes cas-
Owyhee bullion. [volume] (Silver City, I.T. [Idaho]) 1866-1867, 1867-02-21
s6g- Up to the hour Of goinie; q, press

Up 70 the hour OF gong 70 press
we bayc receiwedi noteilgraphic news
what the cause is, eknow not; the storms
do not effect the ioiresg't We guess How.
lett, the chief Operator, has gone ito
Sleepyi in that ''big shoe" as it is quiet
retreat Wish somebody would kick the
''shoeppyer and turu him out, we want
our dispatches. = : -'''-'-' = 3 y
Owyhee bullion. [volume] (Silver City, I.T. [Idaho]) 1866-1867, 1867-02-21

|aB1Tiekets ITO Westinghouse Birth
~ Ball can beprocurod at the follow
places for IS legal tender; 4 ~
|Silyer. City.-Concert Hall, Creed y,
bsting's, Henry Myers 4 Co, Herman
Co., Summercamp's, DuRell & Moor's.
Ruby City,-Millcr's Exchange and
InRell & Moor's. s 81 -tef r W
Slcighs will be in attendance.
.s- a.fJ. -----.-.--. ---- ~ lgg
CoRoNEn's IxouEsr.-On Thursday Feb
Iary Nth, an inquest was held by Coroner
Il. Abbey; in the Concert Hall in this city.
|he body ofthe Chinumau over which the
|qnest was held, was resting quietly in his
rave. A Jury was duly cmpanelled, ana
be investigation proceeded with as muoh
kgularity as the visibility of the large au-
fence would admit. We say that the
oroner presided with great dignity, consld-
ring the solemnity of the occasion. Many
male and female chinese we're examined
The testimony disclosed the fact, =, came TO
lis death, as we understand it. for want o
,reath although the worthy foreman OF tho
ury thought that foul means had been used
BY tiecompanion of his Joys and SORROW;
which had produced consumption, ahd has
tened the aforesaid celestial to his Josh pre-
paturely.T Some parties, as we learn, acte'
Fery indiscreetly, by endeayoring as y
known in this age of refinement, to play
Joke, but which is known by another nam,
IN the legal text books. Aud Coroner Al
bey would be justified in having every on
Interested in the disgraceful affair. arreste
and taken before the Probate Judge VIII
has cognizance Of all matters pertaining I
deceased persons, to answer for their COZ
duct. 1881
Owyhee bullion. [volume] (Silver City, I.T. [Idaho]) 1866-1867, 1867-02-21

sg- See the new advertisements in
another column, $50 aI,.
Owyhee bullion. [volume] (Silver City, I.T. [Idaho]) 1866-1867, 1867-02-21

sHrA bin has been introducedIin the
Illinois Legislature to incorporate new
Democratic newspaper at Chicago, to be
called "The Age,' with a capital Of two
hundred thousand dollars. It's corpor-
ators are A. Wordeny of Chicago; ). s.
Taylor, of Cairo IT. Springer and james
Dunlap, of Jacksonville; Charles Keys,
of Springfield and o. B. Flicker, of
Charleston Isa ~ .en1t n asafii ~
Owyhee bullion. [volume] (Silver City, I.T. [Idaho]) 1866-1867, 1867-02-21

1.-The United States Express Company
have purchased the Smoky Hill route,
and their ageut. is now in Denver arrang,
ing for the opening Of the route. The,
Company is one Of the most reliable 10
the country.-.[Colofado Register, Feb 2.
Owyhee bullion. [volume] (Silver City, I.T. [Idaho]) 1866-1867, 1867-02-21

A HEAD PIECE, - In the new head
piece to the N, Y. Tribune, is eprescnt,
ed among other figures, some ruined pill
lars and fallen columns, and IN front Of
tbem.a fisur, in a mourning attitude,
which looksas thought might be intend.
ed to represent philosopher Greeley in
his night clothes. The ruins we suppose,
areosymbolical of those massive supports
which once upheld the Constitution, but
which Radical vandalism has well nigh
demolished; but whether the old sinner
ever wecps over the sad ruin and the part
he has acted in producing it, is problem
utical.--[S. +. Examiner.
Owyhee bullion. [volume] (Silver City, I.T. [Idaho]) 1866-1867, 1867-02-21

George Carter was authorized to en-
ploy an assistant to review and, examine
the various accounts of Che county Off
GERS, and to make written report there
New-York tribune., 1867-08-17
S2O9,lSa 81
Total
.Ss6h.Ola %


This exhibit very satisfactory, showing the grossre
ceipts for to have reached 65O6 IN gold, OF which
twO-thirds was net profit.
IL will observed that the ratio OF operating expenses
10 tho gross earnings less than 80 per cent while In the
Atlantic states IL ranges from TO per cent This
partially explained by the fact that the rates for trans
portatOn dre times those Of the Atlantic States being
len cents per mile JOr passengers, and Jeen cents per t
er mile for trcghL hi OOid The operating expenses
but little greater, and constantly decrease In ratio as tho
exceedingly frugal Notwithstanding sOme exceptional
OUTLAWS attending line under untred conditions.
High as these To persons familiar only
with low tariffs OF Eastern roads, they are deemed
entirely satisfactory and readily paid being less than
onehd the rates heretofore paid Tor transportation by
teams the same region.
The following Table OF Earnings and Operating EX-
penses Of several leading railroads. fer the past fiscal
wears from The SiOekh0dr illustrates the remarkable
advantages enjoyed by the Central Pacific IN this re-
speCt:
New-York tribune., 1867-08-17

The line. as surveyed from the Eastern base Of the
scras 10 salt Lake. gives such favorable location that
IT, confidently believed the remainder OF the line eau be
built such easy terms TO Keep the Companys inter
o liabilities down TO the ratio OF the first $50 miles, or
less than two aud half per cent upon the total cost
The assistance from the National Government for this
distance Is $4,000 per lc while great proportion OF
the distance can be built for $4,000 per ue tho var
alton from the level doespot exceed five feet per
mile for continuous ches OF hundred miles, aud In
no place exceeds seventy feet per mile forShor distances
This will giyo,the Company Great Trunk Lane across
the Continent following tho isohermal belt nearly 300
miles In length, at cost for construction and equip
nent OF less than sixty millions OF dollars but worth In
earning power very much greater sum- as the peculiar
iy OF IS location forbds anything like advantageous
competition.
The Company hopes To Increase its force OF ten thou
sand fifteen thousand during the present season.
when progress over the Plains will be very rapid.
In It's outlays IL "a worthy 20 be noted that this Com
pany are fortunate In being able TO command largo mum
bors OF cheap soryceabo Chinese aboers; and also In
the fact that the iron heavy froghts can be shipped
round the Horn at less cost than IL would take to send
them TO the Missouri.
CONSTRUCTION RESOURCES.
For the first seven miles the Central Pacnccoyes the
Government subsidy the roads east OF the Rocky
Mountains, $4,000 per mile; for the next $50 miles OF moro
rugged country receives $4,000 per mile, and for the re-
naming distance 600 miles nearly $4,000 per mile The
people Of California have shown themselves 50 profoundly
interested In the OF the road that the State and
Municipal corporations havo added 10 the resources OF
the Company The State Of California has assumed the
payment of the interest for twenty years upon one mil
lion and half OF the Companys bonds; concession
worth about 3OO0oo In gold In addition to the subsidy
granted this Company by the General Government the
City OF San Francisco has donated TO aid In the construo
ton OF the road four hundred thousand dollars, IN city
seven per cent thirty year gold paying bonds; and the
City OF Sacramento has donated thirty acres of land
In that city embracing about 1900 feet Of valuable water
front on the Sacramento River which, with the privileges
connected herewith IL considered worth three hundred
thousand dollarsand the Company have also received
from stock subscriptions about siOOOoo mostly In gold
The following Is Schedule OF tho Company's Resources
upon tho Mountain DvlslonHAbout $50 miles showing
the proportion bearing no interest and that for which tho
Company is liable
Interest Lila.
C0asruSton Rssoircos Value OF company
Subscriptions To Capital Stock. t,OOO,OOO
Net earnings, after interest pay
ments, 1855 (goll). .,........-... lIo,sOi
Net earnings, after interost pay -
mcnts, 1906 (goldl ...........-.....- bJOoc
Net earnings, after intorost pay
New-York tribune., 1867-08-17

The road so far as completed has been examined and
accepted as entirely satisfactory by the United States
Commissioners, and the bonds OF the United States have
been issued thereon II will compare fayoraby with any
railroad in the United States The law requires that the
road shall be substantially built OF the best American
materials and In such way BELTS its seminatonal
character The rails of the best quality OF American
iron, weighing at least sixty pounds per yard and laid
with wrougE5iron splice plates, except few miles,
whore wrOughtiron chairs are used The crosstcs,
numbering 2iOO per mile GXs and 10 inches, and
feet long Of red wood aud tamarac which Is quite equal
to red cedar or locust for durability.
The cuyerts all OF granite or other hard rock ex.
cept few Of hardbunt brick Ia tho valley where stone
could not bo procured The bridges are made OF the best
qualify OF PugctS Sound timber, with foundations Of ma
sonry The drainage is ample end complete and the
roadbed Is well ballasted with gravel broken stone.
Tho alignment is remarkable for its drectness In such
broken mountainous country.
The grades necessarily high 10 surnount the suTs
m 1000 feet above the level OF the sea- which elevation
Is attained without any unduating grades the rise being
constant from the foothills on the west side OF the
serras to the summit thereof thence descending east
wardy to the Truckec River without elevation or
depression.
The highest grade is l6 feet per mile Of which there
will be but three and half miles on the whole line the
average rate being 70 feet to the mile for the Mountain
Division The bulk Of the heavy grade Is at IO5 feet TO
the Rile with numerous level intervals interpreted
Thirty per cent only Of the distance is occupied by
curves Of which have radius OF less than feet
degrees The Baltimore and Ohio Railroad has II
miles, in two stretches, OF l6 feet grado with curves OF
feet radius and the Virginia Central for many years
worked with the unaided locomotive grades Of 296 feet
the mile, and ruling curves whose rad 800 feet.
ga pecuary OF this route is the fact that the engineers
have taken advantage Of bold spur projecting ridge
an oshoot from the main chain Of mountains which
tends nearly Sacramento BY following this ridge all
the way up the Of the South Yuba excellent
natural grade Is obtained broken by but few raynes and
with uniform and continuous ascent Such another path
across the mountains Is not TO be met with for hundreds
OF miles mp and down the range as In all the passes In
use by wagons the mountain side Is too precous TO be
available for railroad purposes
From tho valley OF the South Yuba TO the Truckee
River the deep snow" line OF 35 miles is met For the
greater portion OF this distance the road follows what
called sidehi line, and for the most part Is so shell
tered as to be available IN Winter Between calseway
elnbankment and tunnel, the route across the summit
Will be but little affected by deep SHOWS At Troublesome
spots along nine miles OF the highest portion substantial
oycrhangng shed will be constructed so AS to shoot tho
OF tho track The road has been made avail.
New-York tribune., 1867-08-17

traffic whc may looked for when the completed line,
shaIl span the continent. The Central Pacnc hhOad
must Continue 10 command this trade Without cOnpeu
ton as no company can undertake 70 cohstuct -
eosfiv line without the Government AID, wbch Is roy
likely to be granted for Gao CONSTRUCTION oi ps'"'9
line w E..<
H EsIINATRD BUSINESS or TIE CURRENT fEAH A..
Complete returns of the earnings and expenses 1oi tho
first six months of the current year have not ytt Dech
received. The Winter months beng unusually severe.
and the Spring unreasonable, the feight conu hoS DO
forwarded by teams from the temporary terminus Ui ie
road during the greater portion Of the tinc IL Is eIdty
ing to know however that there Is no m9nth % IN Sea
tle earnings did not largely oXceed tne opcIsehS
expenses and for the month of June, ths hIst Va Wsh
Communication was entirely opened wth heVoua tho
gross earnings were upwards OF slG2OO asa iof july
$4,000 ia gold more than four ulneS ne ioo ., & y,
the operating expenses. This was upon " mice oi oa
In operation BY the time the state he ~ ~ & ~ % ~
expected tho earnings will be At the rate OF over TWO
millions Of dollars per annu, which wll De 80 ,h "a
fine road advances. The following Is an esnate oI tno
business OF the road based upon the two years
II Is confidently believed that when the LIMO Is Soucteu
70 the Nevada Plains, he road can be opdd y0 ~ per
cent me 1ross earnings, with the saine schedule OF as
But In there Is good reason TO believe tt te ano
will be doubled or Guadrupled when the entiic noutsan
region Is trayersed by the locomotive; 80 that Wllos
estimating the through travel l OF which must teh iat
to s slare) the legitimate business OF ING iOao "
a.
New-York tribune., 1867-08-17
mont, ,ss7 fso,d). estimated on

ments. 1857 (goid), estimated on
basis OF previous y'ear..-.......-.:
Donation City San Francisco, 80
years bonus.
Donation City Sacramento, 80 acres,
including valuable water front,for
depots, wharves, shops, &c...;;...
U. S. public lands along the me-
100000 acres, mostly In valuable
timber, minimum yaluation..-.---
u. 8. Government Bonds, 8 per cent
interest paid by u. S.-...-.,..-;..
State Aid Bonds, interest pald py
California. ..---..----- 49,. -. =. a. .
Central Pacific Convertible Bonds
per cent (goldD, 1864. - -.
Central Pacific First Mortgage COu,
pOn Bonds, per cent interest
Jgold), payable Ia New-Hork......
New-York tribune., 1867-08-17

COnSfrNton Pesomces. Value
Subscriptions To Capital Stock ..... 100000
Net earnings, after interest pay
ments, 1855 (gold). l7S,'Oi
Net earnings, after interest pay
mcnts, 1906 (goldl ...........-.....- bJO,ooS
Net earnings, after iutorost pay
New-York tribune., 1867-08-17

Present cost OF transporaton-.... .-- sjl,ufV,VvV
That n remarkable stimulus will De given 10 travel en-
icrnton mining trade and foreign commerce Is unques
tou,blc and is not unreasonable 10 suppose that az
half the above rates the Will be three times the
above sum- half OF which will be the natural business of
the Central Pacific
EXHIBIT OF EARNINGS AND EXPENSES.
The following table of earnings and expenses LOT the
two wears from January st 1865 TO December 3ls 1906
Inclusive will show the growth OF the business ol the
Road as it. line has been extended from point TO point
and demonstrate the financial success Of the enterprise