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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-03-18
DIRECTORS:

Gen. BENZ. +. BUTLER. Hon. WILLIAM STORY,
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Colorado; Hon. ALBION LITTLE.
Portland Me-: Col T. r. MAJOR. FRANK Il. SHER.
WIN Hon. JAMES GILFILLAN. JAMES CAMPBELL.
It Iou.. Mo. Col 4 {. DRINhWATER. Bfantree.
Mass. and G. +. PARKER, Boston.
\ very large amount d development work has been
dane an these ~ mines fully 100000 having teen ~!
,d.d for Development and hundred thousand tons
NJ ore ar. now actually sight which Will average - or
40 nor tun In gold which bc mined and mIAed NJ
cost not exceed I ton The orr IS "hat i known
., fr. milling gold quart the gold bling asy saved II
an orlln,~v stamp mill. Thcr. on Ga" property
n,c mills u a capacity u 20 tons Zach pes daV Inc
reserves q, ore ar f,y" seady employment u
no., lo., than $50 stamps, the capacity " "mch
would be / 800 ~ per day. "orNnS
,apit,i of $50 600 shares % the capital stock o.
ia. Con.tany HIS been st aside. which l. % b"
.o 4, furnish money N" milling capacity OF
tine uorerty and for further development Money derived
nom the sale # this stock with the surplus derived from
WORKING N, mine. viii be devoted n this PURPOSE
and until ,u,h tine the properly l. thoroughly equipped
dividend. will be- paid this 10000 -h1re Of stock
The prr,cnt rate dividend, has been fixed at BE- per
share pr month beginning In April next. equal to 10 per
cont Der snnunl on invested. When fully equipped
with tn. necessary milling appliance, ard electric plant
which J., low erected the property to fnini'h
mower Tor running the mills, the rate ~ dividends VIII be
largely increased The nr, n-tau'nt ~ 10000 shares
If mis- treasury ,oc &, being offered hy the Colorado
Mining investment Company at 5000 per share
Fun larcuir.. prop .ctuS. &c. on application TO
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-03-18

In London British consols declined Is To
96 1916 and I-l6 to 96 1916 for the account.
The Bank of England lost 100000 bullion on
balance. In the open market money was stlner
Of . Tf6a2 > per cent for discounts while rates
for daily balances were easy AT IA per cent
Bar silver was 3-l6 lower at As l-sd. an ounce.
American railway shares advanced until toward
five close. when the early improvements were
practically lost At Paris French 3 per cents
rallied u centimes to 04.17 -. The weekly
statement of the Imperial Bank OF Germany
showed an increase in specie of $40 600 marks
The Comstock Tunnel Company gives notice
that sealed offers will he received until April ..
1901 for the sale 10 tho company OF any OF its
outstanding thrty-year first MORTGAGE per cent
non-accumulative income bonds for the purchase
or redemption Of which the trustees of the com
panv have in accordance with TIC provisions Of
The mortgage set aside SS9.54i. being one-half Of
surplus of it's net income for the year ending Sep
,hox
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MAY.MAzEPPA MINE

are selling a. 81 p pr share tpar value III lot
time This mine. by reason OF ts remarkably rap"
development. has during the last year. attracted more
attention than mine In the country over 2oOoOo IONS
Of ore blocked the minesutrcient to pay the
present Of dividends for 20 In addition 10 THIS
there discoveries in another part OF tho
operty OF very high grade ore the which future
developments alone prove, but which promise N de-
,eop proportions The present rate OF DIVIDENDS
is ia PER CENT PER MONTH par value OF the
stock. Extra dividends may be expected duf1hs inc
the body previous to which the price
viii advanced investment in MayMazeppa has an
ABSOLUTELY ASSURED FUTURE OF twenty years 40
Il PER per annum bought at the present selling
price besides the probability OF rapid advance In value AZ
the ore bo1o, are developed March dividend sl2 800
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-03-18
BATES.HUNTER.

This Is situated in Gpin County, In the hearo
Of oldest goi.ptoducng district In Colorado IL VIII
begin dividends this month paying IT, dividend from March
output carly April. and may be relied upon as per-
nancnt dividend payer. The rate Of dividend at the be-
ginning w be hrccquartcrs OF per cent per month"; eqa
b. II per per present price IL has recently
come under the same that has produced such
good results in the May-MalopIa property The BateS
Hunter stock selling 60 cents per share for short
time
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-03-18

Offers to the investing public shares in high'cass ue-
yeopcd. dividend .payiIk mines only paving from ~
uer cent to Is per cent annually The DIVIDENDS arc
raid from this Office in monthly payments with HUN
EST CONSERVATIVE MANAGEMENT no business
enterprise is SAFE PROFITABLE as mining LOT
the precious metals Twelve per cent be realized
from such investments with more safety and certainty
than 6 per be obtained from railway ana
other industrial enterprises.
Shares in the famous
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OFFICERS:

President General BENZ. F. BUTLER; Vr%Prcsident
FRANK T. SHFEWGN; Secretary. c. f.. PARKER
Treasurer. Hon. JAMES GILFILLAN teN-Tr'asunr Cntc
States General Manager L. l.. NUM-. VIce'PFesident
Fist National Bank. Telluride. Col.
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CAPITAL, SI,OOO,OO'
Divided into 1000 Shares of 500 Eacf
EuLL. pAlD AND UNASSESSAELE


FULL PAID AND UNASSESSABLE.
Its business is the anufacture and sale OF drugs ana
Inc ?o9Pa1y are TIM ns ne sS' rmc1y that
proved such marvellous and Se ounne Anti.
pyrine etc. have heretofore been used BY inc
the only 1ne,t tenth Of the SnR ISf
entire medical profession will gladly prescribe ana ess
freely in preference to any Of the heretofore uSeu
iRe prohs from the manufacture Of ouinine run up In
royalty alone paid the o. A to 5yaf
The Estimated sales will yield profit of ss5oooo per
these figures apply the United states ALONE to aR9 on
the s %6os Chilled World oilers ready
for aScS TP2GSs
The company calls attention to the aeC Iat 81 tho
ys Sqs Of syf he 0 Ga hSnaSad Or
tau net 81 FGS s P eap tnu% oe G Of the
PLACED in Tie % a. 70 saP' on large scale
advertise tPe S PgF2d g sge CT h anG Gne
states the COMPANY are now selling portion a at
RS 't oc at G1 i Bank Building 80 Broadway
The price will be advanced shortly The COMPANY has as
no sb Of any sa dc the
o az S Tgn ss"h
Rrsngements are being made enlarge and equip the
factory and laboratories to capacity sufficient TO supply
The SPECIFICATIONS estimates that the enlarged tacs s
20 900 Fer annum at net proh1 OIL "'-
per -, =, Il. -. A.. sor,.nd In
- $780,. w nrrr
Eso President OF company; Eugene Harvey, Esq or
T. W. Myers Co. Bankers, Drexel Bullying Ph1deii,
nha Edward Kearney. Esq, OF Messrs. Van TasseI q
Kearney Auctionesrs New. York; Jos. D.: Lynch ESQ,
New:York George lIlyard ESQ., York Clarense
William IL Esd 2s BOasst Mills BGdng N wSo
viii have seats in the Board Of Directors later on 49,,
The company's will be safe sound and profitable
Will be free from the vfcsst
ndes that AFFECT most enterprises Of commercial or IN
Jatria nate-good crops the fall Of values,
business depression prosperity Will not affect the earn
ing rover OF THE STANDARD CHEMICAL CoMPANh'o
stock. , u. l., ..,,,r
that its business profits will increase year after year
Applications for stock and all checks drafts, &C.,
should be addressed 70 - . 49,,
'"'''N GEORGE w. Dim, President
STANDARD CHEMICAL COMPANY,
90 ard % Broadway, New.York
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-03-18
SAN MIGUEL CONSOLIDATED GOLD
MINING COMPANY

is now company just organized in which consoi-
datd ~ DEVELOPED PRODUCING GOLD QUARTZ
MINES IN san Mlluol County Colorado. and the famous
ELK CREEK GOLD PIACERS. long known To be tho
extensive Gepo.t Of rich eoIdbcaring gravel in the
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-03-18
ROPOSALS for the erection of Cavalry
TINTED STATES ENGINEER OFFLCE;, sS
Erodl Notiee
no THE CREDITORS Of any of CHARL

u,O THE CREDITORS Of any of CHARLEY
/ F. CONKEY. late Of Troy y. Y. deccas.d.-rruli,
suant 70 the provisions OF Section No 2G0 OF me S.1
~ Ci procedure and order made by the Slrr9l az
Cont ~ the County OF Rensselaer, on TIE loth cmS
March lSai notice is hereby given that l. 1eor1IIa
,yidov Of Charles +. COnk'Y. late or row y -
dDs.,d intend apply for letters o. admlnstra,on ,hs
,bc Goods chatelS and cndits OF said dc a>ed unds
sions u section No. 1867 Of the Code d M -,
,ciur, whereby. upon consent 81 the new Oh hn anti
H. ~ tha bond REQUIRED De given on slch epp..
cation ,hau exceed twice nr amount 9t me scsta
~ EDITORS AGAINST estate presented 70 th' SuoAS'
,,rr,rt ~ IN. notice required bv said scLoA, ,,o,
And IN accordance with the provisions Of snu "a
=. = cj- AT ner,ons having claims against ut 81 :
arles + Conkev deceaS Il. are hereby nouhc - prsn'
,ntr claims D. tho Surrogate Of the County ~ ii>
vi H. SmrN,S,tS's Orrr I'm the Court House IN he 1V
~ Tro,. \ Y on or before the 2oth day OF Alrl 1871
p"0'' ''''' 50 " GEORGIANA s. CONhEh'
VIM SHAW. ATTORNEY Troy. Y. V.
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Mexican National Railroad Company.
ELECTION NOTICE.

NEW YORK. March I, 1891.
In accordance with the provisions ~ a certain Voting
Trust agreement dated September lst 1887 81 whch tc
Farmers Loan and Trust Company is Votlag Trustee
meeting Of holders Of certificates Of Company
representing In the Mexican National Railroad Com.
uany will be- held II o'clock noon the oco Of the
Company Wallst.. Wednesday. March % ior the DUR
pose Of nominating three directors be- cle a. the
annual meeting Of the Company.
The the transfer ~ VIII be closed
close Of business Satuii1v March ~ and remain
closed until the final adjournment OF meeting.
ANDREW ANDERSON Jr
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-03-18

Transactions in State issues were limited to
small sales OF Alabama, class Is, at los Is ana
North Carolina cOnsol As AT 90 IL. Among city
bank stocks American Exchange sold 800 at 154,
Tradesnen'S (63 at 100, and Western 10 at
100 "a.
The general bond market was fairly active, but
decidedly irregular The principal advances were
made by special issues. or others affected by
peculiar causes. Louisville, New-Abany and
Chicago cons0s rose from 90 l-2 to 81 IA, Rome:
WATERFOWL and Ogdensburg consos further gained
1-2 per cent at ID 81, Wabash seconds 5-s
at - rs, and Fort Worth and Denver City
frsts / IA per cent at 105. Atchison issues
opened strong. bnt closed practically unchangcd,
while n few others suffered small losses. Refer
ence is made 20 our full report Of bond sales.
Money on call at the Stock Exchange ruled at
3 per cent. although considerable business
was done at 3 ID and little al per cent. The
last rate was per cent.
The Clearing House statement was as follows:
Exchanges, Sl33.2J7, 500 balances, SG200,445
The Sub-TrpaSuTy was debtor at the Clearing
House 81 .294.l39. Its net less on balance
S275,0oi made mp by losses Of S74,6s3 coin and
S20l,22l currency. The days operations in
cluded Receipts IS. ,isl; payments. $780,
3sj; resulting in a general balance Of $l72,100,-
716. consisting of $l54,2l9,5l0 coin and S7,97l,-
The United States Treasury at Washington re-
ceivcd to-day S250,765 National bank notes for
redemption
The customs receipts were S34o, $50 the in
terna revenue receipts Sl90,S47 and the misccl-
lancOus receipts Sl4,o93.
To-days Washington Treasury statement of cash
on manu- anu u'pOSilS III bdUh cOiHpHTtS WIN ilir
figures Of the last previous statement as follows
March 10. March IL Differences.
col! on hand s1ji or 45 $50 <2j9 go Dec SJ96A72
Net silver hid 2ll32 20l 20 jjG,9fG Dec. 575,3i5
Net lcgal-tcnders
hand ...... 5,647479 ,162 Dec. 553,3l7
Actual cash In
Treasury vaults
outstand
ing certificate. s17l S222l sll6O7l OS Dec 81 l34
Deposits In banks 2Sll3 O)S &o23o4O1 Inc 1883
cash bal sos 2l 273 1904 313 l92 Dec 81 GO77sl
The foreign exchanges were dull and strong.
There was an absolute scarcity of bills against
exports Of either merchandise or securities and 10
an extent. rates nominal. As the Treasury
refused 10 make a price on its bullion. il is diff
cult 10 make quotations. There was ma
teral change in quotations for actual business
Bankers bills. 81 80 l2aSi 50 "a and 81 80 Ia
ASA IS l-2 respectively for long and short sterling
French francs. 5 10 3-sa5.lS "a and 5.l6 7-sa
5.l6 IA; reichmarkS. 95 l-sa95 Ia and 95 ga.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-03-18
financial.
FINANCE DEPARTMENT.
PROPOSALS FOR $l,3S9,584
STOCKS AND BONDS
or TIE
CITY OF N EW-YORK.
EXEMPT FROM TAXATION.
Interest Three Per Cent. Per Annum.

Sealed proposals VIII be received by the Comptroller Of
the tity 81 Ncw-Yo.k. a. his Office. uutu MrdnesCas
tie 18th day OF March 1891. lt O'Clock y. TO-. whti they
viii be publicly opened, Tor the whole or lar 81 81
the following registered stocks and bonds 81 the Cty OF
New-Nork
S1.1jO.OOO DocL Bonds Of the City of New York.
ahthoriLed by S"ton i3 Of the Ncw.York city ,on-o.
dalton act Of iSs2 and resolution, Of he Commissioners
O Shining Fund.
The principal sud bonds f. PAYABLE November !.
1921. and TN intr.s II uaNahl" scianHuaiIy. thr
first day OF May and November in each var
sf39.j6I CONSOLIDATED -TOCk
OF the City New YORK. kDO"n 'S hoo-ou,c Bonds.
III, prncip1l PAYABLE hf>t dIy ol \oscmb"r 1905
with interest iaydtc sroishnLalY tie hr-t daS Of
Nav and November ia each year
rhr STOCK f. ISSUED pursuant % The provision, Of
section 1872 YORK cts Consolidation AZ %
ssI chIptr - of Laws 81 r@J for the puca, OF
new school sites for schools 81 the 'tS ~
New York and i"r othrr pufuo>.- rrf'h provided.
Attant called to tic provisions 81 an act iN>~rd Dos
the Legislature March II. lS-9. author lnR executions
admit ator- guardians AID trustee, and others holding
trust f.nds invest ,uch funds 10 the -.r or bonds
Of the CltY 81 New-fot..
The proposals should b, enclosed in s'aed ENVELOPE.
rdo sd StocRs aud Bonds ~ u CORPORATION % the tttt
Of New. Yor and each proposal shord also be- M os'i
In second envelope addressed 10 th" COMPTROLLER u enc
81 New York
For full Information. see city Record.
i' ''' THO. ". MYERS. Comptro'lcr.
NJ Finance DEPARTMENT. Cofttloilcr :
March i5. 1891.
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EUROPEAN FINANCIAL MARKETS.

EUROPEAN FINANCIAL MARKETS.
London March l., =. m.-Ncw.York. Pcnnsvlvanla
and Ohio first mortgage bonds. 3ls Canadian Pacific.
7sH Erie 19aS second consols. 0 l. Illinois Central
9j3. Mexican Ordinary. 40ii St Paul common, 5i4 ;
Mexican Central cent bonds 1sls.
The rat of discount In the Open market for three
months bills s-l6 cent.
Paris advccs quot pr cent rcntcs at % francs 772
ccntmes for the account.
The amount Of bullion withdrawn from the Bank Of
England balance today is 10000
Bar silver g. quoted AZ 4jit Der ounce
Berlin. March 1.-THE statement of the lmNrial Bank
o. Germany shows increase In pcci" 81 1870 900 marks
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-03-18
Jce Cream

,opTov,s ICFCRrAM Is THE OLD standard 70
IL liable ice.cream; always pure rsh t ana VIII ike Il
French and American; all mayors go- az ave 5os 9Th.
.rd yii no NOM other DrIOt>; 500 ful-aNe'' W. -
ave- 5o 9th.ave. and 1+2 West l2oth''t'
A ADVERTISEMENTS FOR TIE NEWi ;41f 0h IN pTt6Wy
n If\F WILL BF. RECEIVED Al III; 1 - !.
1AEiCtS No laSs broadway. corner Thirty. lrsW; a.
lao broadway corner 21thst ma, > p H. q Fourth.
ave corer Fourtccnth-st 760 Ihnd-aIt' co'h,' -os
~Cvcnth.st lo26 1hiraNe near N65 m ni,, ave-,
ITO Nnth.avc., cor 2d-st o. l4Rsr,5 ~ - $50 East
i'233 Thi,d.aNe and the HARLEM or FlOF' "a @N3
Ono hundred and. twenty -nfthst M % D H. anu
Wn.t One.hundred and twenty fth-st, at N-uI1- 80
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-03-18
Alusirdl Instruments.

NJ ASSORTMENT OF secondhand Grand oplig,ns 80
"A Square Pianos OF make. In pefiecI coa.hp ,annS
fully warranted Also = number OF seconuhHnu e'~'
Of other prominent makers st very low prices
WM NNADE * CO.,
IN 5TH.AvE.
NEAR o0TH-ST.. NEW-fORk.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-03-18
ROpOSALS For STABLE BUILDING

Depot ouarermasters Office. Daylds Island y. Y. H..
March H. 1891, Sealed proposals in tripllcate, will bs
received until II O'clock M april H. lS9i and opened
Stable at Dayids Island y. y II. Plans, Specifications
and general instructions to bidders together with blank
forms of pr sas will be furnished application
Office The right to reject any or all bid; f. reserved 70
the United States. Captain j. McE HYDE, Assistant
onartermaster, U. S. ARMY, Depot Quartermaster.
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Total shares ssld for ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 600
Silver certs.-. .sSi 49, 49, gs 1884, 49, 1000
GALES AT THE CONSOLIDATED STOCK AND Pc.
TROLEUM EXCHANGE.
STOCKS.
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THE CHICAGO. AMI. ALTON EAILRoAD CO.

THE CHICAGO AND ALIoM kAlLltoAD 0o'
~ ANNUAL MEETING ,
IN He STOCKHOLDERS and voting bond
i holders OF the Chicago and Alton Railroad Company
are hereby notified that the annual meeting OF said COM
many for the election ~ directors and transaction OF sh
nthcr bu as be presented VIII he held ~ mo
Company's Office in CHICAGO. Ill., on Monday inc oth Jay
of Anil next at 10 o'clock. A. IN. -, -, ~, 49,,
Vi 1n transfer hooks viii closed at the close OF bust
moss hours ON the 2Oh Of March instant and reopened
on 'h' 81" u'' VI CnNRrES II. FOSTER. Secretary
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-03-18
Colorado Mining Investment Co
JAS. GiLFILLAN, Treas,
Al WALI->T.. NEW-iORK.
2C%
The Mortgage Bank 4 Investment Co.,
y ID.

viii receive subscriptions 70 the stock on the umit"d
St.. sheen toiuuany ~ Nortu Dakota. when company
H. having holder, Flr-t and second Preferred Stock I'D
her cent i.f Ia cash dNirud~. -, pea c'h1 quar-
III, t,p thor with q surplus ~ - per cent annually.
Sto, ha, been Increasing market value ~ me rate "l
l. per cent annum. thu' making poht o hodeF over
cent.
MOST CONVINCING PROOF a, Ia security and
rnt furnished opnion. 81 80 leading bankers and
br, nr., thuurhouJ the Northwest Including letters
fr,,u GOV lutKc aud rN-t,O, Miller. OF North Dakota
business of the Bank and Investment Company
,icd EIGHT years ample rcirrncc throughout
l,ading cities and Stit,.
liza, client, cyciAWhr. e. .
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ROPOSALS FOR FURNISHING CAST.

i IRON WATER PIPES, SPECIAL CASTINGS AND
VALvES.-Ohlce Of the Commissioners D. e., Washing.
ton D. c.. March 18TH 1S9.-Seaod proposals will he
ceived this Office until II O'Clock M on Tuesday, March
81 1891 for furnishing and delivering castron water
pipe twenty sixteen twelve and six inches In diameter
special castings and twO-way, threeway and fourway
water valves Blank forms OF proposals and specifications
be obtained at th office upon application therefor
forms will be considered. The right is reserved 70
reject any and all bids parts OF bids
j. w. DOUGLASS,
j.. W. ROSS.
II. NJ. ROBERT,
y r,f..fo n n
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-03-18
flnanrial.
The
STANDARD CHEMICAL COMPANY

WAS INCORPORATED JUNE, 1890, UNDER ihH'
LAWS OF THE STATE OF NEW-JERSEf.
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financial Hcetlnss.

TO THE STOCKHOLDERS or the NEW'fokh
LEATHER Betting COMPANY. =,
NJ Office is hereby gwen that ii special Meet
~ ing the stockholders OF the NewfSrk LeanSf
II cold St I'M The city OF New l0rk the 2ith day OF
March A. D. 1901 az | o'clock in the afternoon OF that
day Tor the prpo, electng Board OF Trustees OF inc
sad romuany JOHN a. COE, Secretary.
dated March 10th. 1891.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-03-18
THE GENERAL LIST.

ACTUAL SAILS. CLOSING NO.
''0 Op'g Hlg't Iow't FINAL Bid lAskd sold
The record-union., 1891-07-20

The Capay Valley Land Company is offering the
most fertile lands this beautiful valley upon terms which
enable the purchaser pay for the land out of its own
product viz Interest only for five years at per cent
The only condition imposed is, that reasonable pro-
portion OF the land purchased shal! be planted to fruit
trees or vines Land may be bought without this con-
dltlon on payment OF per cent cash and remaining
30 cent at the end of five years. with interest ann-
ally in advance at per The various tracts owned
by the Capay Valley Land Company have been subdi-
vded into 10 and oo-acre lots which are for sale at
prices varying from $50 to $3.50 per acre. Similar un-
improved land in Vaca Valley has recently been sold
$500 and $500 per acre.
These Capay Valley lands under the most favor
able climatic conditions for the prosecution of profitable
fruit growing, and the locality has proved itself to be
from the companys vineyard at Cashmere was picked,
dried and shipped to Chicago and Philadelphia before
the Fresno County grapes were ripe
The railroad passes through all of the tracts owned by
the Capay Valley Land Company thus nsuring excel
lent shipping facilities and land may be purchased
the Immediate proximity of either of the following
stations: Capay Cadenasso, Surrey Guinda Sauterne
Cashmere or Rumsey
At many of these places fine orchards OF the choicest
and earliest varieties of peaches and aprcots may already
be seen and during the coming season considerable ad
ditonal acreage will be planted One of the recent
sales made by the company was that of the Tancred
Tract, containing 600 acres, to colony association
This tract has been subdvded into forty holdings all Of
which will be planted to fruit trees this season.
The fine orchards the Guinda Tract where 400
have been sod especially worthy of MENTION
and is significant fact that several of the blocks are
owned by successful Vaca Valley frut-growers who ex.
pect ID make their earliest shipments from here.