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Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1892-12-30

The Detroit Free Press admits that ar
rests for ofenses and vices are undou':-
edly increasing, but, maintains that IN
proportion to our population crimes aad
offcnses are decreasing. Thousands oi
arrests for breach OF the peace take place
in our cities where the same oifeuse
would hardly be noticed in the country.
THUS, in Massachusetts,, in 1850, 5000
person, were arrested for drunkenness,
and in 1885 $4,000 were arrested for
the same oifense. But in the twenty
FIVE wears between 1860 aud 1885 the
crimes against persons and property de-
creased forty -four per cent. though tho
commitments for vice mad greatly in
creased. Police strictness has increased,
but crime has steadily decreased. Tnere
were not six times as many drunken peo'
ple iu 1885 as in 1852, but 1t was SIX
times as dangerous to the drunken man
10 be seen in the streets Of our cities.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1892-12-30

Southern influence is strongly enlisted
in behalf OF the Nicaragua Canal, states
the Boston Cultivator. 1t will make a
short cut for Southern cotton growers to
market their product in China aud Japan,
in both which couatrles the industry OF
cotton spinning has become very active.
The long voyage around Cape Horn hurts
our market for cotton in the far Est,
and it may be ali that prevents Chinese
and japanese cheap cotton goods fro II
swamping A American markets, despite
high duties. 1t is indeed a har thin /,
to escape competition with men who are
willing to work for few cents per day,
and ingenious as japanese and c liae'c
usually are. 1t is likely wneo they can
get our raw cotton more cheapy tnat
both the Chinese and Japanese markets
will be wholly supplied with the home
products.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1892-12-30

The most difficult problem Of astron-
omv becomes simplicity itself when com
ns,cd with the extraordinarily complex
AGENTS that are in operation even in the
simplest meteorological phenomenon
We can tell you precisely where the
moon will be at noon next Christmas
dav or for that matter, where the moon
will be at noon on Christmas Day in the
year 1894. But who can tell what the
temperature will be at noon next Christ
mas Day on London bridget No sclen'
,;ac man could venture on such
prophecy. He knows that he has no
data to 90 by. The number oil causes
which are in operation is so great tnat
the problem becomes OF a highly complex
nature. There is, however, a certain
mathematical principle which applies in
.h;s case It does not, indeed, enable
"a 70 prsdict the actual amount OF any
meteorological element, but it app pearS to
dsmopstrate with all desirable lullne's
that there must be definite laws govern
inc the changes of the different m0teOro'
,oo;cal elements il only we were lble TO
diseover them.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1892-12-30
Coin For SparrOws.

"These ere sparrows are worth S6 n
hundred" was the reply made by q
handy man who, with the aid of huge
net, was engaged scooping sparrow VS. into
a huge bag by the score at the Twenty
fourth District Police Station on Wednes.
day evening. 'Tnis exterminator of the
pugnacious little sparrow has been
granted the privilege ofgathering in the
birds which nestle In the thick growth
of ivy which covers one Of the galleries
of the police station.
The man carries about from place to
place huge net which is attached to
light wicker poles, by means of which it
is held erect against buildings over
grown with ivy. When the net has been
got in position the ivy is agitated from
top to bottom. The birds Immediately
begin to futter against the net and to
their bewllderment fall lower aud lower
until they come within the capacious
maw OF an open sack which is fixed
ready to receive them. As many as $50
birds have in this way been gathered in
single haul from the ivy at the Twenty
fourth District Police Station. Tney
are sold for sparrow shooting contests. -
Philadelphia Press.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1892-12-30
TIE Tnbl % Turned.

"Wneu the Chinese first began tc
overruu California, the laboring men felt
about their occupation much as Othello
did, and failed to extend to the Celes.
tials that courtesy which the youngest
should extend to the oldest civilization
on earth,' said Chang Lee, the bright
eyed Mongoliau Secretary of a San Fran
cisco capitalist. "rhey used to abuse
us terribly. A favorite amusement OF
theirs was to eaten us by the cues aud
drag us about. We are not fighters, aud,
being in a strange land, we could do no
better than to quietly put up with it and
hope that our tormentors would become
ashamed and let Us alone. A lot Of u
we're employed to grade railroad, and
the American workmen used to invade
our camp at night aud abuse US shame.
fully. One day big Irishman named
O'Fallon came to see us and told US il we
would give him $50 he would make our
tormentors wish they had never seen g
Chinese camp. We agreed, and he
stained his face, shaved his head, put on
a Chinese costume, and waited for our
visitors. They called that night as
usual, and O'Fallon took care to be the
first 'Chiuamau' they tackled. He had
been prize fighter, and the men used
to say that he could kill a bull with his
ist. About dozen got around aud be
gan to kick and cuff him before he made
a motion. Then he turned loose, aud
the way he laid that crowd out was fine
sport to witness. He cleaned out the
whole lot, and the noctural visits were
discontinued. st. Louis Globe. Demo-
crat.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1892-12-30

There is fear in England, learns the
Boston Transcript, that some OF the ma.
tive birds-one observer says thirty-two
varieties of them-are in fair, or rather
n foul, way towards extinction. Some
OF the indigenous plants Of the British
Isles are also disappearing. A country
vicar recommends, as a means to save
the birds and plants from destruction,
that the love of nature be awakened
among the children in the schools. He
suggests that system OF prizes for cs.
says on birds aud plants would be use.
ful, and expresses hope for revival Of
the May festivals, with the proclamation
of an edict by the May Queen against
cruelty to animals.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1892-12-30
How the Chinese Reckon Time.

The Chinese and Babylonian calen.
dars, in fact, are identical in structure,
although the underlying principle of
both is mucl more clearly set forth in
Its Chinese than its Accadlau form. Tue
Chinese calendar is typical for al caIen-
dars, aud introduces Us at olce to the
rationale OF the most primitive method
of notating time aud thought. Iu &C.
cordauce with the vivid imagination of a
period in human history when the crca-
tive far outstrips the critical instinct,
night aud day we're the first parents of
time. The Chinese calendar builds upon
this simple autithesis to give the i'm
petus of life to the procession Of days.
The sun AMI moon, as father aud
mother of time, stand at the threshold
OF tne year, and impose the law of their
duality upon the hour, day, month,
year and cycle. Tnis idea is extended
throughout the entire Chinese time table,
which, by the way, with the exception
of the sixty year cycle, IL singularly like
our own:
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1892-12-30
The Wheel as a Sleep Producer.

DR.. C. I. Hood is quoted by Chicago
naper as follows, lu discussing the subject
of insomnia: "One of the best remedies
for insomnia is horseback riding, but
not everybody can afford good saddle
horse or could even ride one. The best
thing have found productive of the
most beneficial results in reducing the
massive cerebral hyperemis is bicycle
riding. It increases respiration and
heart action, stimulates oxygination of
the blood, and by the regular exercises
and removal of the venous accumulation
the torpid liver, the inactive bowels,
kidneys and skin resume their normal
action.
"I have sent patients to the cycle.rid.
ing school and they have come back
saying It male them dizzy. They were
drunk on oxygen and | made them keep
at it until they overcame the queer in-
toxication. Properly used, l will say
that the bicycle is one oil the efficient
remedies Of the times"
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1892-12-30

The Iron Industry Gazette Complains
that inventors are not, in these days, do.
ing much that is important III the line of
ironworking machines. Do they, asks
the editor, consider these machines too
nearly perfect to offer profitable mar.
gin for workf Auy practical iron worker
can give the inventor an idea of improve.
ments that are possible. The inventors
ought not to turn from SO important a
field as this. 1t is not yet closed by any
meana
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1892-12-30
vOl- Xxx ISLAND POND VERMONT DECEMBER 80
What the foe ,m,tlves Whistle says

The railroad manager took sheet OF
paper and jotted down on it in dashes
the several whistle signals 10 common use
by all American railroads, Accompanying
each with few words OF explanation.
Then he read as follows:
Zone long blast (thus:-) must be
sounded when approaching stations,
functions, or crossings OF other rail-
roads.
"Two long and two short blasts Qike
this; - are sounded just
before crossing wagon road.
"one short blast (thus: y is the call
for brakes" continued Mr.. Holden, "snd
long ones 0Ike this: - y orders
them to be loosed, or thrown off
"rwo short blasts (thus: y is an
answering signal and means Albright. |
understand while three short blasts like
this: (---), to be repeated until
acknowledged By the waving of flag or
lantern means, Il want to back the train
Us soon as you are ready
"Four long blasts $50 -
-) calis IN any naSml IN VINO may nave
been sent out the east or north; while
four long blasts and one short one Qike
this: -----) calls in q
algman from the west or south.
"Four short blasts (thus: -
is the engineers inpatient call to flag
men, switchtenders, or trainmen, de-
mandiug, why don't you show the sig
nal for me to go aneadl' or, What is the
mAtterf
"When train is standing, four short
blasts (such as these: --) is
the order for a brakeman to run back
along the track and display danger sig
nal for the next following train. ."-Kirk
Munroe, in December st. Nicholas.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1892-12-30

TIC year begins with the first new
moon after the sun enters the water sign
of "Aquarius," " and consists OF twelve
months OF alternately thirty and twenty
nine days, with full moon falling in
the middle of each month. Formerly
the days OF the III onth were notated in
China as in Babylon by moon stars, fan
cied to be pods upoa the sacred tree. -
darper's Magazine.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1892-12-30
Essex County Herald.

The estimated wealth OF the United
states-that is, the value of all lands.
buildings, railways, etc.-is put at
s6i.OOO, 900, 900. The amount OF money
OF all kinds is estimated By the Secretary
oil the Treasury to be 90, lOs, 13O, ,O92.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1892-12-30

TRUE politeness is the Splr'S "
,snevnlence showing Itself In r''
fined way. 1t is the expression o.. ..
od III wili and kindness. 1t promotes
10Th Sotb beauty In the man who possesses
It and happiness in those VINO a., 7,
~ nhont him. 1t is a religious duty
anS should be part Of religious
training.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1892-12-30

According to an official report of Cap,
tam Won Francois, the dromedaries
which have been introduced into the
German territories in southwest Africa
in connection with the parcel post ser.
vice have more than fulfilled the expec.
tations that had been formed about
thor,
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1892-12-30
PROBATE COURTS.

Probate Courts, within and for the Distrio
igSer, will be holden until otherwise or
hred, As follows:
A, the Probate Office in Guildhall on the
n Tuesday Of each month.
Al West Concord on the lst Tuesdays Of
January and july:
Al Island Pond on the 1st Tuesdays Of
I.pru,ry aud August
A. Lunenburgh on the lst Tuesdays Of
March aud September.
Al Canaan on the lst Tuesdays Of April
nd October,
At GalIups Mills In Victory on the 1st
Tuesday In May.
At Bloomfield on the lst Tuesdays Of June
nd November.
c. E. BENTON, Judge.
0udhall, December lst. 1890.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1892-12-30

A snow-white deer was killed recently
at Bakers Run. in Clinton County, Penn.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1892-12-30
Essex County Herald.
IL. BISHOP, Publisher
ISSUED EVERY FRIDAY
ISLAND POND, VT.
TERMS. sI.50 Per Year. In Advasoa.
xAsoNC DIRECTORY.

,u.,p Poxp LoD X, No ", r. a A. N
slntel L mmunicatIons h sscoud Mo-.
day In rsch month
y.t,roSE CBAPTrR, 10 10 r. A NJ
~ ,.. C.uvuCat,Ons the hrst Monday ln
each muuh.
crRyoSr COUNCIL, No %, R a. 8. NJ
Sp,l Assemblies is, Monday in s.cb
month.
Sosrs STAN CnAPrEh, No. S, d. ES
sa. d Meetings the third Monday In each
nynlh
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1892-12-30

rmgI LoDoE, No. la Meets every Thur
day evening.
Ross EyCtNPMENT No. 4. Meets second
and fourth tuesdays OF each month.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1892-12-30

- calls in any hagm,n who may have
been sent out the east or north; while
four long blasts and one short one Qike
tb,e. ,alla -, n
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1892-12-30

G.. A Et.
s,Isrus FUCK Osr, No rs Meet. each
Trld = on or before the full Of the moon.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1892-12-30

r.IsrUs Buck, No 30. Dept Of Vermont
Ms alternlt~ Thurslrv%
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1892-12-30
Livery connected With the House

III. Vs % hpts' Ia PLEASANTLY located In ons OF
MAJ, "gsl nou, lshing villages In Northern
mvhl nan pshve, am b wing been thor.
ndrn,s nd,s reI FURNISHED ana refttrd, Offers grsat
Bnn.' TO Summrr TUuristA Ths
"a ~ " nttei throughout With sss~m hssA
all modArn snn vaniau~~m
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1892-12-30

before crossing wagon road.
zone short blast (thus: y is the call
for brakes" continued Mr.. Holden, "and
long ones like this: orders
New-York tribune., 1892-12-31

higher but otherwise the foreign exchanges We're
1nsrrry firm The shipment of 100000 gold was
on an old order and not az AZ IN consoace Wi
E ESr actual business: Bankers bINs, 81 50 l-2a
Ut y 81 "a and 49, l-2a$4 81 3-4 Tor. long
and short sterling respGcVe| sa"a lttn'n rs 'i"H0'
In London British corsols were barely steady
IN thc early dealings, and they closed l-l6 lower
~ ~ the account The Bank Of England lost
go. 900 bullion on balance In the open market
Money again doarer at l IS per cent lQr
JscoInt and Lac l.? per cent Tor dalE pal
nces Bar silver wa, shade higher at 3s 5l6d:
an ounce. American. railway shares advanced
steadily, and at the close only small concessions
roro permitted, but the transactions were small
,d The fluctuations merely responsive TO the
hapge in the home market At Paris French
pcr cents opened 40 centimeS lower & at 'S%2. ana
Tho Central Trust Company gives nOtlce ,tla'
. second dividend upon the United states Rolling
Stock per cent collateral car trust bensdres
:; now payable at its office The amount OF tho
1I;vfdcnd is $40 on each Gl0o debcnture, and -
IN each $50 debcntufe.
Flake Brothers x TO; oner 10 investors az pIr p,,
and accrued interest limited amount OF thc IL :
Z Clahin Company's first preferred per cent
sO'a quarterly dividend of per cent. on the
.asoTcS stock. and one of per cent. on the
prrnon stock of the American Tobacco ON
many has been declared by The directors OF the
Company, and will be py payable to HolatfS tGe Ha
Farmers Loan and Trust Company on and after
February ]. g .L poo,or and
comho Company. of Cincinnati. Ohio, have de
Tanegd 5aned the regular quarterly dividend of per
cae' ceIt on I the preferred capital stock of the com
pany. payable at the Office of A. NJ hidder ~
20 on and after January g.
'covnons of the Louisville, New-Albany and
cbicogo Railway Company first mortgage bonds,
1ne on January /, will be paid at The Chase
NaTU, aCounons Of the first mortgage bonds of the
1oc,sonyille. Tampa and Key West Railway
Company, due January J, VIII be pald at the
Mercantile Trust Company
New-York tribune., 1892-12-31
OFFICE OF TIE
New-YOrK Central and HudSO.: River
Railroad Company.

NEW.YONK November l, ls9-.
This Company has made arrangement with NesT'.
Drexel Morran a. Company TO extend It's j ltr cent
Debt Certificates amounting 10 s6,43O,oOO duc NAY J.
1898 for period Of years from the date OF the
naturit; with per cent. per annun la!ab
sem..annualy Oh the nTst Gays Of May and NoNeMO,4
both principal ana interest payable IN sod coin oi u'
United states the present standard OF weight ana
nHcness.
The Certificates extended, VIII have the lAeN 10"
Agreement and new sncet OF coupons attached.
Holders OF eNerdei certificates coupon ioiin who
nav 80 desire Will the right 70 convert them mo
registered ce tincates OF ~ 600 and 50 900 each.
The iignt extend. above, has been reserved 10
such Of the present holders may Gcso 10 a'ai OF IL
and shall deposit ccitIcates for that purpose eicI
with this Company with DieXci, Morgan y o. prior
10 the rst January next IN ofde That the necessary
Extension Agreement ana coupon sheet, may De ava Ae
which VIII be done the least possible dcaY ma u'
certificate, VIII theieupon BE- returned 70 te depoos
such certificates NOt ptcsitei To- extension
VIII be paid at maturity.
The New-Yors Central and IIud-on River Railroad
BY +. V. w. RCSSlTEE Treasurer.
- wALI-ST.. NEW YORK. Nov /. 1892.
referring above notice Of the NeWioTk Central
and Hudson River Railroad Company. are now pre-
pared TO receive any Of the New-Nork central broad
Conrany's per cont. Debt Certificates matIilng Nay
l. 1893 fof extension above.
We are prepared % buy - par and Interest an
OF the certificates tie hO&ers OF which may desire 70
sell rather than 20 extend
DREXEI., MORGAN 4 co.
New-York tribune., 1892-12-31

-. .. :, uo,tbs $3.50 ooC s44Oi soo Inc 1923 S0S
New-York tribune., 1892-12-31

Net earnings..... Soo1o-' @0''
pee 70 oct Sl 800 1l5 slG73j 273 Inc 145I33
0rer1tlng expenses. l&li]'ol9 y ooO,o.1 INV -
New-York tribune., 1892-12-31
IRVING SAVINGS RESTITUTION,

. Trustees n thi, Institution have declar INT rest
ali sum, remaining deposit during the three or SIX
months D.-onber the ratc OF fOUk Ilsis
tlNr Joy annum 81 900 and UNDER ana III ht.h
CENr pr annum oh the cN,ss o 9IV,v 10, eN0ocui"s
IA 600 'rayablr Oh anI after MOudIy. january 10.
Dl pos made before January - VII draw IN
terr,' from January ]. &. D. HEAlON' fF"s'u'HV
New-York tribune., 1892-12-31
1lnuNTlEi.
TEaE STATE TRUST 60.

80. 80 WALL STREET. NEw-YORK CITY
The following ccnpon-. due January lst ls'' are pay
able q; this Office:
New-York Cty and County.
RIO trlrde Wc-tera Railway c..
Be.,ilc and Eldoiodo Railroad CO.
Riverside and Fort / Fcrgy Co.
Sccoad Avenue Railroad CO. dcben;urc bonds.
New-YoiA and College P-.u' fcIrr Co.
Kc1kuk Union Depot Co.
Sanford Light and Fuel CO.
Springfield Wafsr WORKS Go.
TonawanGa C.;g Water Works Co.
TcnaWhnda Street Railrol4 Co.
Toed, and Ohio Central Car Trust NJ. 2.
Grand Junction Electric and Manufacturing Co.
joplin Light and Fuel Co.
Sicnway Railway Co.
= xican onyx and Trading Co.
j. O. ADAMS. Secretary.
New-York tribune., 1892-12-31

NENVER CITY CABLE RAILWAY co
First Mortgage Coupons,
DE Jan. l. 1898 VIII le paid az thr once Ti
II WalLst.
New-York tribune., 1892-12-31
fcttnrcs ano ttlcctinno.

r. s. ENGINEER OFFICE Ncw-Yo.k. De-
L eea,ber 20, lsJ2-Ho,ce l.. hereby s.tcn that q
Whltehal.'t. New;YorK cny, at II a. =. !ancary 3.
aIlrold bridge ACROSS Dutch Kills. NerNo h. ~
mouth All riparian owncrs the Kills ar' il.itd "
e.,end an1 give their Views in the matte ~
G. T.. GItI SPfr.
Llenf. Col O, f.ngLnneI.
New-York tribune., 1892-12-31
THE FRANKLIN SAVINGS BANK,

No.. $50 md 6JS 18th Ave-. corner I'D ~.
NIytt-Gftl semi Annual Dividend. on and uter Jan
fG l-.3 Interest az tie rat of Ihre ana Oh,hft per
,,,t per aunum Wll Dee paid depo-ts ehGt,d hfe,o Oh
,r. of to $1,000 Money deposited On or be.
,o~. IAN 10 viii draw interest from jan l. open from
Ia n. a. 2 d. m. Monday evenings . 10 5 O'Clock.
,.r. at !. on saturdays. A-sc'- $500 600 SURPLUS
sep OrU. Alt lH 80 IL h'i-iN iI-9IN'"''
~ lLNf,I.IN S-rrrtlrN.
New-York tribune., 1892-12-31
CopartucrsI)ip Notices.

II NASSAU.ST.
NFW-YORK. Dec. 81 1892.
MR. EDWARD -. ADAMS rCtircS from Our
VA fem AID Ms lnt,re~' o. a.cs this day.
WGN>LOW. LANIER & GO.
New-York tribune., 1892-12-31
EUROPEAN FINANCIAL Markets,

London Dec 80 4p mconsols % for S9lh "a nChey
and tbe acoouYt Canadian Pacific. 81 IA kne -
- parl common. 70 -: Reading. - Is. Slalisn
4 SO Is Money I4@2 i2 R9l Rer Seffh5 Sefh sh6f ans
1brSe months' bills IS IS per cent Paris aoViCe5
quote per cent rentes at o5 francs 90 cennfIeS& & a
goo occo15nt The amount Ot bullion WITHDRAWN rom
he Rauk OF England balance today Is @-o"oo'
New-York tribune., 1892-12-31
ATLANTIC TRUST COMPANY.
so. 80 WILLIAM.sT.
XTw.YORK CITY, y. i.

rNHE FOLLOWING COUPONS are due anu
navabc AZ tn. Office and tfcr the 1T d. oi jlhi'
any, isoJ
ALUMINIUM BRASS & BRONZE COMPANY
BINGKAMT0N T. Il. co.
ErFFALO CHEMICAL WORKS
BURTON STOCK CAR COMPANY
BENTON HAReOR WATER SUPPLY COMPANY.
coLrMprs. HOOKING VALLEY s TOLEDO RAIL
WAY co.
COLUMBUS CONNECTING TERMINAL 60.
Co-NCIL GROVE WATER COMPANY.
CONEY ISLAND FUEL. GAS LIGHT CONPAN1'
CRYSTAL. WATER COMPANY OF ED"EWAIhE
CUMBERLAND ELFYTRIC IuuT POWER COM
PANY.
DENVER CONSOLIDATED Gas COMPANY
EAU CLAIRE STREET R'Y LIGHT POWER CO
FLUSHING & COLI.FGE POiNT STREET RAlLNAh'
Hill. CITY ELECTRIC LIGHT CONPANN.
IRON CAR TNrSr, l3) -
IRON CAR EQUIPMENT co. l. .. G. 10. Y I'''
LAND AND RIVER IMPEONENHNf CO.
LINCOLN WATER. LIGHT POWER co.
NORTH RIVER ELECTRIC LIGHT POWER CO.
MJDDLE>BOROUGu BELT RAILROAD 60.
PRESCOTT 4 ARIZONA CENTRAL RAILWAY. lST. q
PER Gent
RICHMOND RAILWAY & ELECTRIC COMPANY.
RICHMOND WATER LIGHT CoNPANh.
RICHMOND 4 DANVILT.E CAR TRUST. llj
ST LOUIS. ARKANSAS 4 TEXAS CAR rEJai 81
TiXAS LOAN AGENCY
JANUARY 10
TOLEDO. ANN AREOR & NORTH MICHIGAN Cal:
TRUST \.
JANUARY -.
CAXDA CATTLE CAR COMPANY. \ G..