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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-03-23
TO THE HOLDERS OF
Speyer & Co.'S Certificates OF Deposit
FOR THE CAPITAL STOCK OF THE
Central Pacific Railroad Co..

Pursuant the Plan and Agreement fo- the Readiust
rnent Of the Pacific Railroad Company. dated
February g. 1893 the undersigned hereby call Tor the
cash payment ~ 81 per deposited be made by
depostors OF said pursuant the provisions thereof
Payment OF such must be made on APRIL g.,
1899 or at option Of the depostor be made At
any earlier the Undersigned for account % The
Syndicate at Office OF the Depostary MAssrs Speyer
& Co. 20 Broad Street. York The Offices q
the undersigned acting their in Europe.
Payments be receiptd for on the Certificates Of
Deposit by the Depository any OF the said firms.
Failure such cash payments on or before such
date viii subject deposited stock to forfeiture 70 the
Syndicate as provided in Readiustmen Agreement
February
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-03-23
Speyer & Co.,
Kuhn, Loeb & Co,
Speyer Brothers,
Reorganization MnnnGers'
REORGANIZATION OF
The Union Pacific, Denver and
Gulf Railway Company

10 TIE
DrRs or CERTIFICATES OF -, !. 80
NJ -',,,,N-v OF NEW YORK. REPRE1sEN ~
-, 0rpOsrT OF THE FOLLOWING ST. M 49, 1nS
--,.r,rp THE PLAN AND AGREEMENT oF i
c,>-rzAr1oN DATED SEPTEMBER ~ loeo
TxIo> PACIFIC, DENVER AND Ut hr -,
nav COMPANY FIVE PER CENT '"'
r,Trn ,oRTG AGE BONDS.
nr<yER. TEXAS AND GULF hAibio o,,n
cnrp.xy FIVE PER CENT. FIRST NUM-
GAGE BONDS. -oyru nall
nENyER TEXAS AND FORT VIII" ,nsT
on,n COMPANY FIVE PER CENT. fIHsi
1toRTGAGE BONDS. AND FIVE fE' va
IrTxntn INTEREST CERTIFICATES
And the r-,
t5o,.nrRs OF STAMPED AssENTEp cEhLI -s. :
-. -,rs or- GARD TRUST COMPANY. REPREsENIiNu .
-. ,-posrr OF STOCK OF THE tNloN
c,CtrtC DENVER AND GULF RAW a.
COMPANY u RESPECT OF WHICH THE Fte''
,rcr M, SUBSCRIPTION OFFERED UNDbH eAID
~ - AND AGREEMENT HAS BEEN ENEhClSHD
III, TIN. SUBSCRIPTION PRICE PAID
Holders u certificates will receive the secur'''' 10
,,a,f. ,r resroct thereof under sad plan ana as'
80 -ra-,zation on the presentation and SURRENDER u,
.he,- certi0cates which must be Satisfactorily eh"o
ss ~ bearer at the Office OF the Central Irus' O0
80. n, N-yYork No. ~ Wall Street OF at us ase"0y
,h American loan and Trust Company No. % e'a''
street, Boston Massachusetts,
Dated March % 1890
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-03-23
rREAsrRY DEPARTMENT. office Super

rT'REASIR1 DtfAhI MENl l. UNIV '"l''
ysing Architect. Washington, =. e. March II 1872 -
SEALED PROPOSALS will be received al TINS once uhul
o'cock = NJ on 3st day ~ Marcn, leSs ana men
opened for vensting apparatus Tor the basement ~
basement OF the L. :. Court House ana Fost oics
bniiding New York city accordance with drawings
and specincations copies OF which may be mad a. us
% ar me Office Of the Superintendent % Repairs az me
above named building. JAMES kNoA IAiDOH'
Archf
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-03-23

issued nnder B0ndhOiderS' agreement
dated October /, 1897:
Pursuant to tn. requirement Of IN. aforementioned
Bondholders Agreement FOLDERS ~ above Certificates OF
Deposit hereby notified that Plan OF Readiustment
dated February s. 1899 formulated. and that
tire undersigned Depositares under said agreement OF
October l. 1907 have adopted and approved such Plan
authorized in said agreement Copies Of said Plan or
Reacustmen have been lodged the Offices Of the under
signed for inspection by holders OF Certificates OF Deposit
As provided IN said agreement % October l. 1921 any
certificate holder asserting 10 such Plan may a. any
time before March q 1899 withdraw the bonds repre-
scented by such certificates upon surrender OF his cert
Gates. but all certificate holders who ehall not within
,ad withdraw their bonds shall be conclusvely
deemed TO have assened approved and adopted SUCH
Plan the adjustment Agreement dated February
1880 and bound thereby without further act or
notice and the Depositaries snail thereupon and
bonds certificate holders for IRE pun
pose Of carrying such plan and shall deposit such
bcnTs thereuade-.
THE EXISTING CERTIFICATES OF DEPOSIT
ABOVE MENTIONED WILL ENTITLB ASSERTING
HOLDERS TO NEW SECURITIES AS PROVIDED ~
THE PLAN OF REIMBURSEMENT. IN EXCHANGE FOR
THEIR PRESENT BONDS. As AND WHEN SUCH NEW
SECURITIES ARE ISSUED WITHOUT OTHER GER
TIFICATE ISSUED By THE REIMBURSEMENT MAN
Ayers
ANY HOLDER OF SUCH CERTIFICATES OF
DEPOSIT DESIRING TO ACCEPT CASH FOR
HIS BONDS RATHER THAN THE NEW Sc
Critics. As PROVIDED N THE PLAN.
MUST PRESENT HIS CERTIFICATES OF DE-
POST TO BE STAMPED ACCORDINGLY on
OR BEFORE MARCH 3, 1900.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-03-23

TUT rAKr SHORE and MICHIGAN SOUTHERN
I'M ~ RAILWAY co
New York March pa 1904
I,IIF PRINCIPAL Of the bonds Of the former
L IL. shor. RAILWAY Company. known lake
etyotsE Dividend BONDS" due on The lst ~ April
n.r he psfd al maturity. behalf % this Com
-. h, the United states Trust Company or sew YORK
10 - Wall Street. The coupons VIII ~ p"'H "' INNS
Office a us"' r j. WORCESTER
Treasurer
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-03-23
financial glccticns.

Orlc. Of THE NORTH RIVER INSURANCE COMPANY.
Sew-lorA March 18th 1850
THE ANNUAL ELECTION for Directors of
Il this Company and for inspectors = Election Will be
held Office cedar street. on Monday the 2Ith
a, ~ March inst polls Will be- open from u o'clock
N until o'clock +. Tho transfer book viii be cl1 sed
from the 23d inst until after the election. BY order
+ II. CRtM. Secretary.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-03-23
THE CHICAGO AND ALTON RAILROAD COM
pANl.

Annual Meeting.
THE STOCKHOLDERS of the chicago and
Alton Railroad Company hereby notified that the
s,,usi meeting OF said Company FOR the election ~
directors and OF such other business as may
80 r-essnfcd VIII he held a. the Companys Office In
chicago Illinois Monday the 81 DAY II April next at
10 o clock A. NJ ,,
1ne ,r,nser hooks will be closed the close n busi-
ness hours on the 18th and reopened the 9th
day april next H. r. T. WOOD.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-03-23
OTIS ELEVATOR COMPANY.
Y lrla1 ~ y 5sT11 II I7I nm

TNHF EOAKD Of UINEI IUI1H Oh UIIs IlI''-
i vator Company has this day declared a quarterly
fyldenf ~ the preferred stock u
the COMPANY. payable this once on and after April
inn s 10 the stockholders ~ record at the close OF
iuaness March 18th 1890 The Transfer Books of tho
referred will be closed AZ the close ~ business
Nh 95tn 1881 and viii pened at the opening q
IYNDE BEIKNAP. Treasure
The temporary certificates ~ both preferred and com
mon stock n Otis Elevator CO. may now b. EXCHANGED
,r tie permanent engraved certificates, and all De- &C
e.nted FOR exchange n sent 70 NEW JERSEY hEOlS-
TRATIOS s TRUST CO.. 81 Pins-st New YORK CITY
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-03-23
NeN Y0-k March u lN''
THE BOARD OF DIRECTORS SF THE RIO

GRANDE WESTERN RAILWAY COMPANY have
declared quarterly dividend or ONE AND ONE Fot RTH
PER CENT. upon the Preferred stock q the COMPANY.
nevable Nav J. 1880 stockholders - record AZ the
'l,.InR OF tho books al J. VI. March -. 1893
Checks viii be mailed to stockholders accordingly.
CHARLES W DRAKE Treasurer
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-03-23
Git boiels.

SHERMAN SQUARE HOT Ell,
Boulevard CORNER WEST list ST.
AMERICAN PLAN.
Strictly family hotel. suites furnished or IN
furnished 10 rent by year Cuisine and ser
vfcs ~ the hiRhe4 order All used In this note!
f,erad Rates reasonable. convenient 10 all
parts OF the
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-03-23
CENTRAL TRUST CO1PANY OF NEW YORK

TO THE HOLDERS OF CEHIlfIo
sIFD ny THE CENTRAL TRUST ConrA A M
OF NEW YORK on THE DEPOSIT or ~
Pacific 49, COLLATERAL TIL 81, DE-
,,rD IEADNIIJE AND GTNNIsON BoNDs'
,~nEn THE BoNDHOLDERs' AGREEMENT
OF FEBRUARY =, 1921
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that the ne" '.ou 49,,
-. TuE COLORADO AND SOUTHERN RAIL
Wv COMPANY are ready for delivery. and that ea'h
'.e.,a ., 81 900 Union Pacific 4hFo bond upon Us
-. 90 the undersigned will receive the following
Colorado and Southern securities
ago N FIRST MORTGAGE ~ BoNDsi
800, an, TursT CFRTIFICATE FOR FIRST
pREFFRRED STOCK AND nan
s1ao OF TRUST CERTIFICATES run
SECOND PREFERRED sToCh'
For fractional amounts OF bonds and STOCK uus' ee
,eo,es scrip will be issued stated IN the pan "'D
ea,,er, fr the reorganization Of The Union Pa'ino'
newer and Gulf Railway Company
Dated March y. 1899.
CENTRAL. TRUST COMPANY OF NEW YORK
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-03-23
Qipi0rn0 y oiitcs.

THE PROCTOR & GAMBLE COMPANY,
Cincinnati. Ohio March q. lSys
THE DIRECTORS Of this Company have tms
day declared tho regular quarterly dividend OF TWO
PER CENT. the Preferred stock ~ the company
payable and after April 18TH Tho transfer BOOKS VIII
be closed from April LIST 10 April i5h. inclusive
r. y GAMBLE. Secy.
THE NATIONAL SHOE AND LEATHER BANK
OF THE CITY OF NEW YORK
New York. March -. 1899
Eighty-Slxth 1sGthD Dividend.
THE DIRECTORS have declared quarterly
dividend NJ Ono Per Cen, payable free ~ TAX. April
l. 1899, until which date transfer book will he
closed JOHN I. COLE Cashier.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-03-23

Chicago March nth. 800
4 DIVIDEND OF S1.25 PER SHARE will he
maid NAV lsf the shareholders ~ his com
-a,, sfock registered on closing u the transfer
i.oks Tho transfer books viii be closed a. O'Clock J.
NJ IN the 2frh day - March and opened AZ 10 O'clock
A NJ on the ION day 81 April remaining open until 3
O'Clock p the - of NAV next "nen they snail ne
again closed purpose u the annual meeting ana
A. he orsnef again f6r transfers the discretion Of the
i''H'" " r f. HAYNE treasure.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-03-23
THF JoIIET AND CHICAGO RAILROAD COM

PANA.
chicago H.. March g. 1890
Annual Meeting
THE STOCKHOLDERS OF the joliet ana Chl-
cago Railroad Company hereby notified that the
annual meeting u said Company FOR The election u
r-cC.o-s ana fransa -tior other business may
10 rresented will DO held the COMPANY Office In
chicago Illinois on Monday. the ID day o. April next az
10 O'Clock A VI. ,- -, ....,....
hours an The 18th inst Teopen@d the on LAY n
April next II r II oo.-e,,,y
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-03-23
II. Z. COLE.
T. A. WHEELER. Committee.
l.. p GILLESPIE.

PROPOSALS FOR FURNISHING REGISTERED PACK
AGE TAG OFFICIAL. AND DEAD
LITTER ENVELOPES.
POSTOFFICE DEPARTMENT. - 800.
washington. D C.. March 20 issS
SEALED PROPOSALS are invited and VIII
he received at this Department until u NJ on
Thursday goth OF April. 1899 for furnishing sych
Registered Package Tag Official and Dead-letter En-
veopes as may ordered for the use OF the department
most masters the postal service during perod OF
one year beginning the lst day q July. >lsS9 -.
Proposals must made the blank torns proVldeo ~
tho repartmen Fecurey enveoped and sealed lndorsed
Proposals for furnishing Registered Package az
Ofrc,a and Dead Letter Envelope and addressed 70
,bn third Assistant Postmaster General. Washington
n c BIDS delivered in person must be handed In At
or before above specified for the receipt eo
otherwise they will be considered
pian FORMS az proposals full specifications and
rIse ~ the envelopes will furnished upon applca
az" 80 W ~ PERRY :. HEATH
Postmaster General.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-03-23
Central Pacific Fifty.Year Five Per Cent Mort
gage Bonds,
DUE APRIL 1, 1889.

To the Holders Of Certificates Of Deposit
issued nnder B0ndhoiders' Agreement
dated October l, 1897:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-03-23
flranclal mcetlnes.


once OF THE LAWYERS TITLE lNsUhANoE
COMPANY of New YORK. 3 and b Liberty ST.
' New York Marcn sth. 1893
THE ANNUAL MEETING OF the stockholm
ers u this company viii be held on MONDAY Ap.rI
a~s fsna ~ . o. m at cfce ~ the company Tor
,urrose = eectlne Board ~ Directors FOR the en-
.utne ,ear and for Transaction ~ such oher ous
e. az NAV come before meeting transfer BOOKS
vIu be closed March 18th and reopened on AprI 4h
"'' " WILLIAM r. DIXON. Secretary
We, aoA g, near 9th ave . - East l4th-st
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-03-23

TO THE HOLDERS OF CERT1flCATEs VT
Deposit UNDER BONDHoIDEhs' A"i.hH
x,rxr n,TI,D lilly Q, 1895, FOR SEC
o>D MORTGAGE FIVE PER CENT boNps
OF THE STATEN ISLAND RAPID TRANSIT
RAILROAD COMPANii
Referring 70 our circular dated January Il INV" you
a-e hereby notified that the agreement thrreh 49,
a.. ,.c,r,s and is now operative. Due notice VIII he
r,ven when the now Per Cent Bonds 20 10 issue
rursuant 10 said agreement ready Tor delivery ana
holders OF our certificates of deposit VIII ihereuIoh o.
entitled n receive the new bonds toge'her WI" %"
amount ~ the overdue coupons upon the deposited poh'
90 ,reres, thereon upon presentation and surrender ~
tho,r certificates Of deposit at the ONCE Of the Central
Tr,s, Company Of New York.
Dated New York. March i4th. 1893
Hallgarten & Company,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-03-23

q WALL STREET.
NEW YORK. March 221. 1899.
To the Holders of Receipts Certif-
cntes for
CONSOLIDATED MORTGAGE FIVE PER
CENT. GOLD BONDS OF THE BALTIMORE
& OHIO RAILROAD COMPANY DUE 10sSJi
Referring notice OF the Baltimore and Ohio Re
organization Managers this date announcing interest
advances 70 made April LIST. 1899 holders % our
Receipts for the alove-described bonds
will lie entitled 10 receive ONCE. on that day.
the Of
so p per bond Of $1,000.
same being colectible by us from said R>-
organization Managers pursuant 20 said notice
Our receipts certificates must he presented at our
oce, the time this payment Is maze N order tha
the same may be suitably noted thereon
The coupons from the bonds g. e. for months
interest January 1899 the new Prior Lien Bonds
and months interest 70 April l. 1899 on the new First
Mortgage bonds. corresponding 10 the above
will De assigned the Reorganization Managers. and the
new bonds ready deliverable to deTos!tors
such coupons.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-03-23

.Oo~oN~~~~>>>~~~ND~oD~D>~
THE CHICAGO. ROCK ISLAND AND PACIFIC Raj
WAY COMPANY.
0rce u Treaslrcr
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-03-23
Proposals.

Proposals.
STATE OF NETWORK, STATE COMMITS
- SION IN LUNACY.-- Sealed proposals will be re-
ceived az Room 60 Aston House New York city unit
10 oclock noon March the undersigned. foi
supplying the different New York state Hospitals TOT
reTind II six months beginning April LIST 1893 win
TODD. dried fruits canned goods. syrups
molasses supplies. laundry supplies painters su
niles cured hair whiskey. vinegar, salt - etc. as
set forth in specifications containing tull par ~ts as 20
quantities packages and places Of delivery, wnieh MAJ
he obtained by addressing the steward of any OF tne
state Hosptals OF direct from l.. p Gillespie Poush-
keepsle New-York.
7 z % EqhH COMMITTEES.
l. p GILLESPIE.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-03-23
FRENCH LINE.

FRENCH LINE.
CoMPAGNIE GENERALE rRANsArLANTIoUH
DIRECT LINE TO HAVRE-PARIS (FRASCE).
Sailing follows AZ 10 a. NJ
From Pier No AZ. North River foot Morton Street
Ia Touraine March % Ia Breiagne April 10
Ia Normandie April La ToIralne. .......Apr -
IA Champagne April la Case gne ....April %
First-class passage 10 Hayre, s55 and upward
Gen Agency FOR z g and Can. Bowling Green. n. Y.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-03-23
Hallgarten & Company
Oiplorn0 \ oiifes.

2s BROAD STREET. NEW YORK.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-03-23
WHITE STAR LINE.
CUNARD LINE.

~ TO LIVERPOOL VIA QUEENSTOWN.
From Pier 40 n. r.. foot OF Clsrkson St
Campania Nch Is r. NJ E,rura..... Apl. IS. A. II
Umbra. ...Ap. /, a Gsmpsna Apl % p. =
VERNON Il. BROWN & CO. Gen. Agenta
4 ROWLING GREEN. NEW YORK.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-03-23
MALLORY STEAMSHIP LINES.

RED D LINE
~ For Ia Guayra. Puerto Cabeio. Curacao and MArS
eaibo via Curscao-Calng also At Porto Rico
From Roberts Pier Brooklyn
6 S PHILADELPHIA 10. SATURDAY March -. ! ?. ".
s S. CARACAS............... Saturday April l p ~
These have superior accommodations for pas
sengers.
BOtLTON BLISS a DALI.ETT
General Manager. i35 Front So
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-03-23
nOOK'S WINTER TOURS.

Conducted and tickets for individual travsilera
10 all Winter Resorts No charge information time
tables etc THOs COOK & SON 2si and / 22s Broad
way New York
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-12-07
PIONEERS have TROUBLE.
Ex-BAILIFF DAVID Il. MCGOWAN
DEFENDANT m DIVORCE SUIT.
wife Says That He Has Been Losinm
His Affection for Her During Past
SIX years-spcnds HIS Time In
Caiifornia - Property Involvcd.

Mary Il. MCGOWAN, who has lived In Sc
attic many years, commenced divorce
suit In the superior court yesterday against
David L. MCGOWAN, who 10 especially well
known among old-t.me residents OF this
city as hailif Of Judge Ilchtenbergs de-
partment OF the superior court. The prin-
cipal allegation Is loss of affection en-
Mr.. McCowan's part. Property worth thou
sands of dollars is involved.
MT. and Mrs MCGOWAN have not got
along well since about 1894. when they
took steps to divide their property. One OF
the most valuable parcels of lanl is To-
Gated ON Washington street and the cor
ncr OF old Third avenue south. Mrs. Me-
Cowan claims In her suit that under the
agreement she became the owner and that
Mr.. MCGOWAN retained what he had re-
ceived from rents.
= Since the trouble In 1894, according to
Mrs MCGOWAN, her husband has lost af-
lection for her. and Is cold ana distant In
his manner. He spends most OF his time
In Los Angeles. Cal, and does not show
any desire to patch up the differences. She
says that for more than year he has ut
terly failed to support her. Under tho ex-
listing condition Of affairs she believes that
II Is impossible for them to longer remain
In wedlock. -y Il
She enumerates In her complaint large
property holdings. which she says were
acquired after her marriage TO Mr.. Meow
an in Ohio. September rs. 1865. She says
that recently when she desired to sell tho
Washington street property subject to q
mortgage her husband demanded ore-halt
the price. $4,000 before he would sign the
deed 1t was discovered. she alleges. that
A. Magnus a Sons had an alleged judg-
ment against this property on suit on
bond signed by Mr.. MCGOWAN for s7si. She
claims that the lien does not hold, as she
knew nothing about II. In order. however.
to make the recent sale she was compelled
to Indemnity the purchaser In the sum OF
$SeO
she asks the court to grant her divorce
and apportion to her the Washington street
property. free Of the claim of Magnus n
Sons her home and several other valuable
parcels of land.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-12-07

men on Puget sound, and Is senior member
Of his firm. He came to Washington in
1859 from Michigan, and entered the serv-
lee Of the Pacific Mill Company. at Taco
ma. He afterward took charge OF the
Ocosta Lumber Company. at Ocosta. and
later managed the st. Paul and Tacoma
Lumber Company at Tacoma. In 1sa2 he
went to Everett. and has kept increa sing
his plant until today 1t is one Of the big
institutions of that city.
In an interview yesterday as to his fu-
ture policy of administration. he said. MY
office will be nonpolitical. other than that
I shall appoint to any vacant offices that
may occur Democrats. as they have work.
ed and secured my election. In regard to
the new sewerage system on which ve are
shortly to vote. the electric light and 9TH
er improvements that are soon to come up,
l may say that l will stand for needed
improvements when there Is public de-
mand for them. I will. however, not favor
any political cry for so-called improve
ments. ! will conduct my office for the
best interests of the city OF Everett, re-
gardless Of any political party. for / do not
believe In injecting politics into city elec-
tons or municipal Affairs"
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-12-07
HENS Equal TO THE OCCASION.
Ranch Eggs WIN Not he So Expcn-
sivc This Year.

Fresh ranch eggs will not. be, It is
thought, so much of a, luxury in this city
during the present winter as they have have
have been dropping slightly for day or
two, and produce dealers are of the opin-
ION that unless cold snap comes further
Inc reasons given for this unusual condi-
ton are numerous and varied. A we'll
known commission merchant, who Is IA
miliar with the poultry question, said yes
"Do think ranch eggs will be cheaper?
OF course 1 do, and l Will tell you why.
Since the establishment OF solid trade be-
been heavy demand for fresh eggs In
Alaska. Other years the merchants could
not begin to I'LL the orders. This year they
that farmers are unwilling to sell their
hens. even when they have lots of them.
During the recent Thanksgiving season We
many ae were rep puiists. The poaltrymen are
keeping them In anticipation OF the demand
for eggs.
due to the fact that these pullets are Just
beginning to lay, and unless severe frost
comes right away ranch eggs will be on
the market In large quantities at lower
price than they have been for some time.
Even now they are coming In little faster
than we can dispose of them, and guess
we will have to come down In price.
Then. Eastern eggs are finding steady
place on our markets couple of years
ago Eastern merchants were In the habit
OF sending us very inferior stock After
few shipments had been returned to them
they began to see that we demanded the
best they had. and that Is what they are
sending now. OF course Eastern eggs are
not as good as ranch eggs but we sell
them easily just the same. A week or two
ago, when ranch eggs were 50 much higher
In price, heard of an enterprising farmer
who bought Eastern eggs In town here at
q or 20 cents dozen, took them out to
his ranch and re-shipped them to the city
as fresh ranch eggs He could not impose
on regular egg dealers. but he caught some
of the other people at 20 or 30 cents. Yes,
there is a greater demand for eggs this
fall than have ever known. and l have
been In business here for some years But
then there are more people engaged in
raising poultry. 1 suppose the great in
of the large sales, but think that the
poultrymen will be more than equal to the
occasion this season."
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-12-07
! ||H ROA The Cellar


Z; 4. u.rrce. otherwise known as Ar
~ ~ .,..ren. was arrested last nignt
= s..eive Cudihee. on a complain.
n !Hs Nm With stealing $3.50 from Louis
- krofhtr-in-law. on August %
S.hsd the arrest Of George IL
y. a.s 49, Il sto,en. had been buried. 1t Is
Y nrdsr Berg's house. when Is sit.
e .. ]. Tenth avenue west. between
"a Howe streets. On the day OF
1921 Il 4 claimed, Berg had Jug y
- ~ rs s~fsn II downtown for some pur-
80 ~ SId not use the money, however
..,s Il home with him. Upon his re-
pN - a "a house at night he and ms
So!n e. y v,.ist over domestic matter, ana
~ 800 Il Il said. left the house In
- - - vent to the George residence.
4 .nlv 4 short distance away. To
l 49,. Z "a III wife, the latter being her
$500 ~ s,sfer. Mrs. George explained
.. a. "a her husband had had some
~. 49, ,nd that she had left the house
g ~ y. hurhand's anger was at an end.
49,. nyne. George. It Is claimed, vol
,ssSised 70 30 to Bere's residence " sse
Z ~ husband was In 5000 temper asain'
- slsrs4d. and says that wnen ne ar
md Il bsrgs nouse ue ernra hin,
Il ~ asleep ano 'ns ~ nc Ne WITS lsft the
IN claims tnes a sssa =, ,ns cs,,ar and
HON - hea pul.su ~, ~" vs,,,a ara n, tho
ss,'sf aIthSueh they decline to state upon
,S.f ~ bass II. that George came upon
49, ~ q the latter was burying tne
49,. vaited until he had completed the
s. "a sone to bed. then aug up inc
m10 49, 49, rasr~ rot,ces that his
~ ~ u M .annoscd thst his
80 ~ 800 .ss.rs Macs haa taken
~ nse leS 49, lss shart 4 f,r : ,me DAYS.
,. 1872 1872 i. hronsh, the s,hiect