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BUSY FRUlTMEN.
Financial Distress Not Apparent In
Santa Clara.

SAN JOSH. Aug. 12.-As a contradiction
OF the reports that the growers in this
section would not be able to handle their
fruit crops on account of the difficulty IN
getting advances Of money. the Fruit
growers Union at Campbell. few miles
from this city. to-day caused q statement
to be made of the operations thus far this
season. Four hundred hands are con-
stantly employed and they work long
hours. To date 615 tons of apricots have
been handled and there are 800 tons more
in sight There will be about half that
amount of peaches and of prunes. 1t Is ex-
pec,ed that the association will handle
about 1000 tons. About 5000 souvenir boxes
of choice fruit are being packed for free
distribution at the Worlds Fair.
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EXPECTING A DECISION.
Phelps Thinks America Will Win Her
Case Yer.

New YORK. Aug 12.-E. j. Phelps of
counsel for the United States at the
Bering Sea conference at Paris arrived
home this morning On the steamer Paris.
He said: 1.-The interests of the United
States were looked after carefully at the
conference There is no reason 10 sup
pose the result will not be in accordance
with The facts presented. 1t Is uncertain
when the arbitrator will be ready to
make public their decision. but l think
they will do so in week or ten days. VI
course, do not care to attempt any prog
nostication of the result. but Will say.
from the nature Of tho case, the decision
OF the arl6trators will be in the form OF
comprom lse."
LoNDoS. Aug. 12.-Sir Charles Russell
arrived u Paris yesterday TO await the
Judgment in the Boring Sea arbitration
ease. which is expected the beginning OF
next week.
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Plucky Work of a Lathrop
Farmland.
VALLEJO RACE MEETING.
Fifth and Last Day of the Solano
Fair-The Talent Dumped
by Ashton.
special TO TIE MORNING CALL.

STOCKTON. Aug. 12.-John Il. NormiIe.
formerly fireman employed on the Gen.
trail Pacific line in the mountains above
Sacramento, where he had miraculous
escape from death, showed his pluck yes
terday in an accident on ranch near
Lathrop, where be had been at work for
month hauling grain to the railroad.
After unloading part of the load of grain
the wagon-bed tipped up and the six
mules started to run. Normile held The
lines with one hand and braced himself
with the other. The wagon-bed fell,
striking his head. badly cutting the scalp.
and bolt passed through his right hand.
He quieted the team, lifted the wagon-bed
in place and drove back to the ranch. His
employer brought him here for surgical
treatment and he will soon recover.
N1rmile had an experience last Decem-
Der that few men could survive. He was
then a fireman on big locomotive. when
the rails spread near Emigrant Gan and
the engine rolled down the mountain side
800 feet. with Normlle in the cab. When
the final roll was made Normile was
thrown through the cab window and
pinned to the ground by the locomotive,
The escaping steam burning him severely.
He laid there thirty hours, when he was
rescued and sent to the railroad hospital.
His left leg was mashed, and the surgeons
decided to amputate it, but he would not
consent, and left the hospital for treat
ment in St. Mary's. San Francisco. He
mad saved $500 and when cured he had 81
left. Both hands had been crippled by the
accident and he cOuld not Get railroad en-
ployment again. Four weeks ago he went
to work on ranch here, and his EN- Iloyer
says that though crippled no man could do
more work. He was brought to his eni-
ployer's residence here.
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A NEGRO STATE.
Here Is Solution of the Race
Problem That Is Not New.

CHAUTAUoUA. N. Y. Aug. 12.-John
Temple Graves. Henry w. Grady's success
sor. lectured here to-day on "The New
Uncle Toms Cabin" Discussing the
negro problem. he proposed theory for
its solution which briefly outlined pro-
yides that the Government set aside a
large territory for sovereign State to be
differed and controlled exclusively by a
negro government, which would maintain
troops TO preserve order. Graves pro-
nounced the present plan failure, and
the ballot in the hands of the negro I'M
der present conditions an emasculated
mOckrry.
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LlVERMORE's HIGH SCHOOL.
President Kellogg of the Universit,
DedicateS the Building.


LIvERMoRE, Aug. l2.-The Livermore
Union High School building was dedicate d
with appropriate ceremonies this after
noon. The new building was Handsomely
decorated for the occasion and everything
had been done to make the event one long
to be remembered. President kellogg of
the State University, Professor Bren-
ner OF the Stanford University and County
Superintendent Frick were present and
made very pleasant addresses. compli-
men'ing the people Of the district on thei
patriotism aud enterprise. A large and
enthusiastic crowd of citizens was pres
ent at Tn" exercises. The building, which
cost $4,000. was recently accepted from
the contractors. and will be opened to the
public next Monday.
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RlOTOUS SEAMEN.
Port Townsend TerrOrized by I'M
ruIy Sailors.

Port Townsend TerrOrized by I'M
ruly Sailors.
PORT TOWNSEND. Aug. 12.-About 100
members of The Seamen's Union. led by
TWO notorious characters. Paddy McGlynn
and William Furlong, had possession OF
the city for two bours TO-DAY before the
ringeaders could be jailed. They threat
ened the lives of several shp-brokers, IN
Guiding R"thschild & Macondray, agents
of the Ship-owners' Association, and SAID
that they would burn the town. Cohsld-
erab bic promiscuous shooting occurred. out
no one was injured. Eight rlollng sailors
were arrested this evening. James Con-
nors. who was shot last night, Is not ex-
pec,ed to live. The trials of the men VIII
take place Monday. when further trouble
is Anticipated.
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BROKE THE STRIKE.
The Santa Fe Coal Company Does
Shrewd Bit of Work.

PITTsBURG, Kans., Aug. 1.-THE COM
promise of the Santa Fe Coal Company
with its men will probably break the
Kansas coaLminers' strike, which has
been In progress since May IL, and which
has involved over 10000 men. The strikers
will hold meeting next Tuesday to vote
on proposition to return to work at the
best terms obtain BILE.
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TOPOLOBAMPO ONCE MORE.
Congress Will Be Asked to Look Into
Colony Methods.

TOPEKA, Kans.. Aug. 12-Several To-
polobampo colouistsA who have deserted
the colony, are aow In this city, and have
sent petition to Congressman Broderick
asking that he request Congress TO order
an investigation into the colony and the
methods used to persuade colonists to join
the movement. The petition alleges that
the scheme is a huge swindle. and that the
colony obtains money under false pre-
lenses when it induces eople to join it.
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Noble Italian Cadets.

NEW YORK, Aug. 12.-Three Italian war
ships. the Vittore Emmanuel. the Amerigo
Vespucci and the Flavio Glosea, reached
this port this aftern on from Annapolis.
These ships have on board 300 naval ca
diets from the Italian royal nav | school at
Legnorn. and many Of the cadets come
from noble families.
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IRRIGATION CONGRESS.
Los Angeles Is Selected as the Next
Meeting Place.

SALT LAKE, u alb. Aug. 12.-Ex-Gov-
ernor Thomas, chairman Of the nationa
executive committee. to-day issued call
for a meeting of the International Irr-
CATION Congress in Los Angeles. CAL, dur
ing the week commencing October 10 next.
Mem bership in the Congress will be two
delegates from each Congressional dis
trlct, and four delegates-at large appointed
By the Governors. two appointed b. each
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Hugh Haven Exonerated.

CHICAGO, Aug. 12.-Hugh S. Haven.
suspected Of numbering Mrs. William
Webb in a flat-house the other night, was
exonerated by the Coroner's jury to-day.
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They Saved the Heart.

LAKE CITY, Fla, Aug. ia party Of
Lafayette County citizens, which passed
through here Thur-day for Hillman's con-
vict camp to lynch negro for assaulting
a white woman. have returned. They say
they rddled him with bullets and burned
his body. all except his heart.
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Stromholi in Eruption.

ROME. Aug. 12.-Repeated shocks OF
earthquake have destroyed one-hal1 th'
town OF Mattinata on the Adriatic coast
Several persons were killed and numoef
injured Stromboli volcano is in vioieht
eruption.
The inhabitants of Mattinata are camp
ing in the open air. 1t has Deen aSce'-
tanned that three persons were Killed and
four Injured.
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EIoped With a Soldier.

PORT TOWNSEND. Aug. 12.-Lille Ben.
ton, the 15-vear-old daughter of the com.
missary sergeant OF Company +, stationed
here. eloped last night with JOSEPH
Gardner. discharged soldier. Before
leaving the girl took $3.50 out of bel
mothers trunk. The couple were Marie
at Hadlock this morning. The father ha.
sworn out warrant charging Gardne,
with abduction.
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and a continuous steaming speed OF q
knots. She represents the most advanced
type of the modern commerce destroyer.
The cost. exclusive of armament, is $780,,
600. Fully 10000 persons were present,
Vice. President Stevenson and
other officials from Washington. The yes
sci was christened by Miss Lizzie M. Wash
burn. daughter of Senator Washburn OF
Minnesota
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Hutch Is Out of It.

CHICAGO, Aug. 12.-B. P. hutchinson,
''Old Hutch" today sold his membership
on the Board of Trade. 1t is accepted as
marking the close Of his business career.
He was at one time worth SS.000,000, ac-
cumulated in speculation chiefly.
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rlackay Out of Danger.

New YORK, Aug. 12.-Dr. Charles Nc
Burney, who performed the operation of
appendicitis on John w. Mackay. said to-
day the patient is now entirely out OF dan
ger. and his convalescs1ce is satisfactory
in every respect.
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INTERNATIONAL LEGISLATION.
Leo XIII Has a Heart for the Suffer
ingS of the Poor.

ROME. Aug. lathe Pope has written
letter to De Curtis. chief Of the SWISS
Catholics and organizer OF the lnlerna-
tional Catholic Workingmen's Congress,
stating that his Holiness approves OF III
ternational legislation to protect the work.
ing women and children. The lette: Is
designed TO be the preparatory step toward
holding an international workingmen's
congress.
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ON HER LONG VOYAGE.
The Charleston Has at Last Started
for the Pacific.

WASHINGTON. Aug. 1.-THE United
States steamer Charleston started on
long cruise to-day. She sailed from Hamp-
ton Roads this morning with Valparaiso.
Chile. as her objective point. 1t is almost
definitely settled that the Charleston will
relieve me Philadelphia a: Callao and the
Alliance in Nicaragua waters, the Phila-
delphia going to Honolulu, relieving the
Boston, and the Alliance going to Samoa.
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ONE MORE CRUISER.
The Minneapolis Launched From the
Yard of the Cramps.

PHILADELPHIA, Aug. 12.-Ihe new
triple.screw cruisar Minneapolis was
launched the Cramps sbipyard this af-
ternoon. She has the following dimen-
sions: Length 412 feet. beam %
feet. draught "a feet. displacement
7475 tons. On the trial trip she
must show maximum srsed OF % knots,
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GROVER CONGRATULA1ES LEO

And He Also Sends Him Some In.
tensely Interesting Reading.
ROME. A ug. 1.-THE Pope has received
letter from President Cleveland con-
graduating him on the occasion OF his
golden jubilee. Cleveland sent the Pope
a book containing the official papers and
documents written by him during his first
term in office
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Republicans Win.

PROVIDENCE, r. l., Aug 12.-fhe SUI
prema Court has decided The legislative
controversy IN favor Of the Republicans.
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Ruskin Much Better.

LONDON. Aug. 12.-Jobn Ruskin ha'
almost recovered his health, but no MAJ
relinonianed al literary Wosk ana = -
isG eeDploes rest
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DELINQUENT SALE NOTICES.

nELIEcUENT SALE NOTICE SAVAGE
~ Mining Company. Location Of principal place
OF business San Francisco, California. Location
Of works Virginia Minins District. Storey County.
State OF Nevada.
Notics-There are delinquent upon the follow.
ing described STOCK, on account OF assessment
no Sly levied on the 2Uth day OF June. 1893 the
several amounts set opposite the names OF the
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the WEEKLY CALL stands far In
advance of all competitors IN
quantity quality and variety
of reading matter oio ana
young equally derive pleasure
and profit from its perusal
Onlv ST. per yeaz post pad

DELINQUENT sA 9 NOTICES:
~s5iS Xxi SALE Sol cE-s s.I,Ia.s t..
bay an. .lo sr1 IL aPrssss place = ss.'sss
pany: Lo a.o1 cal location Of wor4s, Whatcen
County. State O. rs deiuaGent upon the follow
, 81 sss
syi,s. ss set tH' p las names q q.
spective snH No. No.
Cert. Shares Amt
N n thsston. ......". z 1o5 q $50 90
$. P. Smith, smith 'i'' II 200 1000 90
n. H. Bishop oraanre with law and an order from
And in ace3 nrscrors made on the eth day ~
the 49, SO snarss o. saea pae Of SUCH
STOCK as may Ice OF the company a2s cali!or-
rsiss psss !. ss sa m q ss
3sth day OF v TO pay sail de. IN quert assess
81 3hereon. together With costs OF
aud sxpensss - A. W. ROSE JR.. Seer stary.
.,..-oo. C.l,forp Is ST.. San Ffancisoo. taiI ID
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TOMORROW.
Monday. Observation-Disclosures ugust A, 1893.
At 2 O'Clock P. NJ, on the premises,
POOP Golden Gate Avenue, Near Lyon Street.
McAllister Ellis st. pass within one or
two blocks. l will sell account OF departure
the Superior Parlor. Chamber, Dining-room aud
Kitchen Furniture; Fine Upright Piano Wood
worth, Allovan Il Co.. Paris, makersl: Fine Brus-
sells Carpets and all the other desirable articles IN
above residence. Terms cash.
aul3 ct GEO. r. LAMSON. Auctioneer.
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MIEA,S NEWS FOR 3 CENTS - THE
\ WEEhL1 CALL. IN wrapper. Tor mailing.
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Aadi accordance with law and an orde from the
Bosrd of Trustees made on the 2otn day OF juno,
1898, so many shares OF each parcel of such stock
may be necessary will BIO sold at public auction.
1T the Office OF the com any, room 80, Nevaaa
Block, 3o9 Montgomery street, San Francisco.
Californis. on Monday. the 14th day of August.
1898 at tn hour of O'Clock M OF said day topiy
sal delinquent assessment therson together
with costs OF advertiser, and expenses OF safe
+. h. HOLMES, Secretary
ofnce[hSom o. Nevada Block. 309 Montsom-
cry street. San Franz isco. California jy27 I'd
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-INDUSTRIALS DECLINE.
THE MARKET DULL AND HEAVY
DISTILIING AND CATTLE FEEDING DROPS
g. PER CENT-OTHERS FOLLOW SUIT.

SALES AT THE STOCK EXCHANGE, MAKLH %.
Ini SALES OF BONDS AND BANK STOCKS.
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ION, of =. totaI issue of 81 800, 900, OF the hrst
mortgage per cent bonds OF tne soi;dntiop Of
Brewing Company, which is q consoiinruah'on "
the princpal brewing establishments oil Ml"ican
polls, MINI. The books will open LOT Pi"'io sun
scripton April 3. and clos on the c',, rc,on NJ
The following securities were soit AT auctJ9 ~;
the New-Norl Real Estate salesroohi' pS N'''
H. Muller II son: ,.,. p,,,o,d Art mort.
600 s., eu- and n lrp so3 Mou1 daa 1877 io
shprrs Central NcwJeisey Land Improvement Ton"
s f hs % xccaa Fire cO%nny o
80 share, Generalization So,I oe"l s Oh N"''
10 :ssrs . Cn mtesn xS%nes rank s
cent s0t nn ara edh 5c XH
rass Sr a eai eod %o"G n,ro,a nrs
motssse 'I'f r cent sca bond due March 1925
Lander County Nevada, per cent gold 0'na'
due PF5 Lance County Nevada cent gold bonds
sso$! S. Ssy ses ri e.
1000 ,srsSy fy il ss5 Pc ics cent water
scrip sncc5 % s'@ %cs: oranss per cent bonds
aos oG5 Town Of ~ j. per cent bonds
que 3o 90 ' Of er.cy CITY, " J.. per cent bonds
due $1,000 City Of jersey City, v j. per cent bonds
Chatham Sa,lS., n'T NIX eN a '0'
@ssd due N My,,l 1897 @aJs S second
mos lvUc p.r cent tond duo March 1901. ~.
" az 40 Nfw.Brunswick. y. T.. Water Company sc'onu
nortcagc bo,ds due March 1890. lc3.: - ,,s
~ 900 Toledo Ann Artor and Lake Mich,ran '' ~"
first mortgage per cent gold bonds due July l. IBID
Z, ooo Toledo Ann Arbcr and Cadillac R,ilroad first
mortgage G per gold nonds. due Marrh ~. "''
40 shares Rutgers Fire Insurance Comiany ~.
s5 shares American Horse EXCHANGE. L,.nitci' ioS
90 shares New.Yorl Biscuit Company, 81. 49,, 40,
"a share, National Broadway Bank. 26f
100 SHARES brooklyn Traction Company preferred cuh"
lative stock. 30. =. s u.ox,
$500 No,tclalr Club (Moniclar. y. j. second mort
caGc a per cent bonds due October. 1909. go
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ABRIDGED PROSPECTUS.

ABRIDGED PROSPECTUS
This Company has been Organized purchase and take
over as brewing property and business Of the
Minneapolis Brewing and Mating Company, which Com
pany was consolidation in July, $780, Of the four prln
cipal brewing OF the City Of Minneapolis MIMI
embracing all there were in city, small plant ex
cepted. Since this combination formed an entirely
new brewery has been built which is absolutely fire.
proof structure cned and erected under the supervision
Of the best brewery arhts and equipped with the best
possible machinery and appliances The other plants
by the Company also excellent In design ana
equ pment seousy located throughout the city
The Company supplies entire trade in Mnncapo
lis and has an exceptionally broad profitable held in
the country Of and tributary to that city.
The managers Of the Company will remain with
the Minneapolis Brewing Company, thus insurng con-
tinuance OF the same sklful management which has
brought such marked success in the Iast.
The Company begins business with ample working capt.
tai
Tho net assets Of the COMPANY largely in excess of
the total bonded debt careful appaIsement OF the
real estate buildings machinery. implements stock on
hand &C. has been made by dsntercsed and thoroughly
competent appraisers. valuations nc with the
bankers.
THE BOOKS AND ACCOUNTS HAVE BEEN EX.
AHMED AND VERIFIED ny THE WELL.KNOWN
PUBLIC ACCOUNTANTS. MESsRs BARROW,
WADE, GUTHRIE Il CO.. WHOSE CERTIFICATE
CAN BE INSPECTED At THE OFFICE or THE
BANKERS. ACCORDING TO THIS CERTIFICATE
THE NET PROFITS OF THE BUSINESS FROM
JULY, 1890. TO SEPTEMBER 3, 1892. WE'RE
EQUAL TO An AVERAGE ANNUAL NET PROFIT
OF s!s6.5O8.1S. FOR THE IL MONTHS ENDING
SEPTEMBER 3, 1882. THE NET EARNINGS WERE
s257,1eO.33 THE ASSETS or TIE COMPANY.
CONSISTING or REAL ESTATE. BUILDINGS
MACHINERY, PLANT. CASKS. &C.. BILLS AND
ACCOUNTS RECEIVABLE. STOCK or BEER,
MATERIAL on HAND. AND CASH on SEPTEM.
Der LAST WE'RE si,73..O90. 80. IN ADD.
TIOx TO WHICH TIE NEW CORPORATION WILL
TAKE OVER THE UNDIVIDED PROFITS EARNED
BETWEEN SEPTEMBER 3, 1892. AND APRIL l.
1893 THESE ASSETS ARE EXCLUSIVE OF q GOD
WILL
BOND ISsrE.
The Bonds OF this Company will be dated April I.
da except retired according To the provisions named
below. Inerc,, will be payable october l and Aprl
l. in the CITY OF Ncw.Yorx The bonds viii be secured
by mortgage or deed 10 the Manhattan Trust
Company OF New.York CITY. Trustee. covering and
constituting lien upon oil the real estate. buildings.
brcweries. machinery, equipments. fixtures. &c. now
owned or hereafter to be acquired by said Company
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ATLANTIC TRUST COMPANY.
No. 80 William Street.
NEW.YOPK CITY. n. Y.


n HE FOLLOWING COUPONS are due and
- payable at this Office and after the LIST day 4
April. 1898:
BINGHAMToN STREET RAILWAY COMPANY.
BUNNELL & EMO INVESTMENT COMPANY.
SERIES "H"
BADGER ELECTRIC COMPANY. u.TD).
CALIFORNIA MORTGAGE LOAN AND TRUST CON.
PANY.
COLUMBUS AND HOOKING VALLEY RAILROAD
1ST PER CENT.
FORT SMITH WATER WORKS COMPANY.
FORT WAYNE STREET RAILWAY.
FULTON ELECTRIC LIGHT AND POWER CON-
PANY.
GLEN SPRINGS SANITARIUM COMPANY.
HAMPSTEAD WATER COMPANY.
Hustled INVESTMENT COMPANY.
IRON CAR EQUIPMENT COMPANY. BIOS. rs
Z-IQ 70.
IRON CAR TRUST, B.130.
JAMESTOWN ELECTRIC LIGHT AND POWER CON-
PANY.
LA GRANGE LIGHT AND WATER COMPANY.
MEMPHIS LIGHT AND POWER COMPANY.
RICHMOND AND DANVILLE CAR TRUST. big.
ST. LOUIS ARKANSAS AND TEXAS CAR TRuSE
A.37.
TEXAS LOAN AGENCY.
TUCKER ELECTRICAL CONSTRUCTION COMPANY.
wESTPORr WATER COMPANY.
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RAILROAD EARNINGS.


ArcHIsoN TOPEKA AND SANTA FE.
S TnmSe w. 81 IN March sco5 5 ec6s5 sSs??
jan to March 2l.... 6Ao9,s47 061ool ''Sooii'
ST. LOUIS AND SAN FEANclso'
f1%S; Week & %si, sts: 'ss s.sc9ss
COLORADO MIDLAND.
T TS%' week s' I' :%s5 sss
jan 1 10 March o1.... 41o.l0O 42o'o3o 4oAols
CLEVELAND, CINCINNATI. CHICAGO AND 81
T T%TS' week. Ct March a sss .2s;ss
Jan. 1 10 March 2i.... .1So'lo3 2,?' oi' -''''"''
PEORIA AND EASTERN.
Number miles......- 40 .oi 20. o2i s,o coz coz
Third week in March ~ 90 % I9-'ey1
ian. / March FL. o3l,ioo 'o''foo '"''''i
CANADIAN PACIFIC.
Month Of February o ,,c-
Number OF miles,. - - 5fW =, 80 mo 81 ocoo ,,oaa
earnings SSs ~ DO 'ooy ~
Operating expenses- looi'o'' iio''-o' i'o-i'''0
NJ, e.nlo... ssse.sal uoaleo $3.50 aO5
c,o jan earnings se7os7i5 sso6547l 500 900
Operating expenses. -oSf'io -'ioi'''' -'''i''o'
Net for 2 months. s0G6546 1914 3i2 s''''S''
no GRANDE WESTERN.
Month Of February - ,,o
Number OF miles . $40 .,., ~" e,,- 900
Gross earnings &IJ3E1 fioz'oel
Operating cxycnses lo''"-o ii"o'' ''''''"
No, earninrs.... $4,000 si55oi s2sAi'
July oarn 10 feo slssi OIL si7olGss sesse;e
Operat expense. '-'o'o i'o'''"V' ''o-'''o
Net for months. sGad. CG3 s'2o'oof soV''o'