The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1899-06-06
FINANCIAL. DIVIDENDS, ETC
names are mentioned above are men Of
the highest standing in this community.
both for personal integrity and business
judgment.
Yours respectfully,

| uhuitS are "enlloneQ HDOpe are men Ol
the highest standing in this community,
| both for personal Integrity and business
| judgment.
Yours respectfully,
W. q. CoWHERD.
The estimated cost OF constructing the
| railroad over the right Of way secured by
the Kansas City Bonner Springs and
Topeka Ry. is given in the following let
ter from Mr.. W. H. Stalnaker, Chief En-
gineer of that Company:
KANSAS CITY, KAN, April /, 1899.
JOHN w. M'DANIEL ESQ,
PRESIDENT X. c., B. S. AND T. RY.-
DEAR SIR: At your request submit
in reduced form my estimate cost of
constructing the Kansas City, Bonner
Springs and Topeka Ry., which in most
points agrees with the estimate furnished
you by Messrs. Tuttle e. Pike, the Kan
sas City engineers:
Road-bed, Bridges and Sta
lions ...... .......... .......... 81 ,05O,OO0OO
Overhead Electric Construe-
lion ........... ......... lSo,oUOV
Power Plant, Steam and Water
Distributinr Power stations SSSSO 90
Rolling Stock and Equipment. 250,0O0.0O
Total ..... ...... ................$ ,6l0 $1,000
The above estimate is made on a stand
ard-gnage railroad. with light grades.
and suitable for heavy freight traffic as
well as fast passenger traffic, also equip
ped to be operated by steam in the event
OF insufficient water power.
W. H. sTALNAKER, Chief Engineer.
The Attorneys Of the Kansas City, Bon
ner Springs and Topeka Ry. report as
follows on the issue Of Bonds now Of
fered:
KANSAS CITY, KAN, April "a, 1899.
ISAAC H. ORR, ESQ.
TRUST OFFICER ST. LOUIS TRUST
COMPANY, ST. LOUIS. MO-
DEAR SIR: We hereby certify we
have carefully examined all particulars
Kansas City. Bonner Springs and To
peka Ry. Company, and the issue OF
bonds now made and find everything In
order and strictly in conformity with the
laws of Kansas, under which this Com
pany is chartered. Yours truly,
HUTCIINGS & KEPLINGER.
sAM'L MAHER,
Attorneys.
THE ST. LOUIS TRUST COMPANY.
OF ST. LOUIS, MO, have accepted the
Trusteeship In behalf of the Debenturo
Bondholders. By the Deed of Trust the
complete mortgage Is not to exceed $4,000
Co., &C., which .n provides iPr double track e.
Trustees will not allow the said Bonds
to become negotiable in excess Of $4,000
per mile OF railroad, nor deliver any part
of said Bonds until each mile covered BY
such amount is completed and turned
over to the Company free and clear Of
lien or any claim whatever.
Copy Of the First Mortgage Bond Is
printed on the prospectus, and certified
copies of the Deed of Trust and letters
shown in the prospectus can be seen at
the Offices of the TRUST COMPANIES
heretofore mentioned as authorized to re-
ceive subscriptions.
The subscription list will open MON
TUESDAY the following week at II
Application will be made in do course
to the New York Stock Exchange for an
official quotation.
An allotment will be made as early as
possible after the close of the subscrip- |
ton, and In case of no allotment the de- |
post will be returned in full imme-
dately.
In default of payment of the respective |
instruments at their due dates, the allot-
ment and any previous payment will be
liable to forfeiture.
The Gold Bonds will be issued and ex-
changed for script certificates as soon as
practicable after the final payment is
made.
Application should be made on the form
accompanying the prospectus, and to-
gether with a check for the amount of
the deposit, be forwarded to the Trust
Companies designated, who will also fur
nish proSpectuseS and forms Of applica-
ton If requested.
Ask your Banker or your Broker to get
You q prospectus, with application blank,
and forward your subscription to a Trust |
Company named in the prospectus.