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The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-08-03
CONDITION OF DAWSON
 MARKET IS FAVORABLE
Eggs Are Dropping Slightly Vegetables Are In Greater
 Abundance Than Ever Before

Possibly there Is nothing SO interest ing Co Skagway merchants and the pub lic here and on che states in general than Che market condition at Dawson
 An the merchants here do bushes, no Dawson and nearly every citizen here ha, a friend or relative on bus mess seas oi the interior The fol lowing is from thc Dawson Daily New, ni ihc esth and gives the iull market up Co that date
 Receipts of all goods have been up Co Che average. Old potatoc, have cu. urcy disappeared iu favor ot new po- tatocS
 In beef Che lcsscncd demand occa- eggs has bfouiWC Tb0w'Tf0ei ih%p ue and greater range ol prices. Whole sale prices of ,7il and 90 cents with a range of retail prices from 25 to 75 cents
 Mutton is plcntyiu wholesale at yai5 Co 3sc and retailing from 25 Co 6,c. being slight reduction all around
 Wholesale pork is thc same at loc with an apparent reduction 35 Co 75c in retailing
 Veal drops a couple of points whole sailing at s5c and retailing soc to SL
 Fish is in abundance. Puget Sound salmon having put iu an appcarance m quantity. Together with Lc Barge trout. white fish and imported hallhui it sells wholesale at lSc and rctails ai SO cents
 Poultry is plcntyiul at 70 Co S5c, with hroilcr, g. and & SO.
 Though eggs have apparently dropp cd a point a round price oi Sl3 may be quoted The supply Is ample. hu. generally oi poor quality on account oi che hot weather outside Market, report that 90 local fresh egg. ii obtain able. would readily bring Sa dozen The consumption of eggs has reached astonishing proportions. eggs making uroad, upon che butter trade Nhcr private family can get eggs at 80, per dozen che butcher Is secondary consideration
 Vegetables are n greater abundance and variety than ever before. Tn, demand has been regular and has ad yluccd steadily The assortment pro v.dcd by thc Dawson market, ha. never before been oquallcd
 The old stock oi potatoes stored iu Dawson and brought to thc ioV o
The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-08-03

| Lc Barge oyer the ice has entirely dis appeared with an abundance ol new stock iu fresh at Ioc retailing at IS.
 Old onions have also disappeared with large receipts of new Caliior- nians on hand
 String beans. peas, bects. turnips. lettuce. cucumbcrs. kllc and even cab bagc have been pouring into town from local gardens The cabbage especially is a marvel to local dealers. because it Is not yet in the markets of Seattle and Victoria Cabbage Is selling readily at 2s cents per pound Other lines same aS last week with thc home cucumber in preference de ~lllS atN. tRo-,mnnricd article with,tanding che late big arrival oi horses. \ price of 6H cents Is given for both hay and feed m lots
 ln Che grocery line a shortage is re- ported in nothing. No changes, cN- ccpt perhaps that -four is weakening from last weeks price oi SIPS and lSl5o.
 Creek demand has improved an along lNl NNNf MIlN AlIN NA'Ni iNNt' N'''''H !" brisk business.
 Blucbcrrics are recent arrivals in thc markets. thc pickcrs bringing them iu l from everywhere Prices are generally given as SO cents per pound. Butter Is still ovcrdonc. with much inferior stock being worked od owing Co thc growing pressure of rcstaur. uts for cheap goods Sixty pound cases | a5 to 2S cents per pound. Cheese, 8 cents and retailing with only a small but steady demand at 45 cents
 1 Lemons are still freely offered at IStl Co Siz a case. notwithstanding tbc unparalleled demand of last week. Oranges improving in quality from thc disappearance oi che inferior arti clc which was put on Che market last week SII and SI2
 Hams and bacon m limited demand | Wholesale. 23 cents
 The price of spices. sugar, rice canned vegetables. fruits and meats same as last week No improvement in rolled oats and meal Pickle, m demand for thc creeks, but without a break m prices
 Tobaccos may b, quoted at Sr and ISL25 IT. &B smoking Sl; Star chew ne, Sl25
The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-08-03
THE STEEL STRIKE

\,,urbu. Q, che latest Sound paper- r book, d, D. ,he b.s steel strike w', n,ams b, cnd Negotiation, i'r p,lse ma, clos, tbc trouble
 The b1.,. co. settlement oi che steel .,r., uiI bg a compromise. ooucc, .ian. bsu. maJ, by both sides. The t,rm. |. uuJ,r-tooJ v,Il be about 30, iouoV,
 Frl- -Tb, m.l,, recognized as non uuuau July Viu bc continued 3' .ueh. save possibly where thc \nai .am.t,I Association ha, ctcctcd d -truul organization.
 Se,aHI The Nmalgamlted \sSo ..uuu V.u rccclc from u> request tat oh, ,te,. company sign the scale tor aI mills.
 Third The steel company wili p'l tbr scale m al mills union cor non union
 Fuurth-Nl miI, shall be open [, aI. men with or Vithou, union card, The Association shall not a,tcmp ta force men into thc union or [, ubhec che steel company to employ any uuiouwcn
 Eru-Tbc steel company Vill per mt the or.u ltiou oi men Whci
 hp, manifest l desire tp iou th' Nm'.lmu,I Association or othcl associations.
 Th. abo.. term, lre uut sailing Co either side tis1 compromise pure au. simple
 Ii th, conference ends by ihc com prom., is yiII L. , blessing, a, 90 con u1ueu.r wU work man, url,h,ps S. ar neither oi tbe ,outsnJing for ,,. have suffered greatly Workn. under tbe ,...r. strain "i the opprc, -r. l,l, lt,s would have been an uu usual hardship tHI ,1s msn think th1 on th.. .ee.m, p.rb1p, many hecs ha, been -l.eI b, oh. strike
 SD ar a. th. e.mpau,g. are -u r.wOI t.., alr tI W better p',i'iu .or work now ,hlu thg were heiot tbc -ut, Many co. thrir m.r have been repaired and the condition, ivl au increased ou'pu, arc greatly im proved
 10 !, true thlt d computation oi ,"t 6sures .a.t, up a total los, oi So.slo. ooo ou ae,ouo, oi the strike oi Nhi i mm,aee sum Stp,oooo |, charged (, thc combine uI Ss5ioooo O, thc ,'tik CTS. lut ,hI- .o.. Wi,i ~uon be made %, owing to th. better price, which noW prevail unl the improved opc-cin. conditions. a, well l, ,hc better .ccliur between ths employer aud thc emp'lyc
The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-08-03

i |, thc duty of U. s. Commissioner Mackintoch of Haiues who should be in town today Co instruct Marshal Shook ,o make au investigation oi the ac- kuovledgcd fact that the Cottage sells liquor without a license, and bring thc proprictors into court The law clearly defines a penalty for cyadiug ,hc license law and these people should feel its weight Furthermore the couI, should warn these people Co move into d locality that Is not SO public Should they refuse, common knowledge |, enough Co prove that they are keeping a bawdy house This species of crime and vice may be unsuppressable but 't must move on before responsibility
 ..,,., co --.,., ,..,s, svs eous, ,a,,'ia- tion Iu che statement that mosQuitos carry yellow ievr germs. for the fever must get in its work on a certain mum bcr oi the mosquitoes.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-08-03

X Chicago man has ricged up a travelling van propelled by a 4o-hors, power gasoline motor which Is in. tended for a home for its owner and his wife during their wandcrings about the country An old street car ha, been rebuilt for the body of the house to which are added an observation and operating platform at the front end surrounded by large windows, and a porch in che rear The machinery |, mounted on a heavy steel frame. tho whole weighing about four tons
The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-08-03
THE NEW SCHOOL

SIert, but steadily thc new school buIIne Is a-t uearuS completion and b,Iur, many weeks pass u wii' stand a monument t' thc present Board of FIu,stou., arbitration manners.
 From ,be canal 70 is Che most ono. ra..ns structure to bc seen. Rgorirs u, head from among thc ,malierhuild- .ns. 10 seem. to mutcH say Through sHJ b, me minds us created mHo'' .r. built
 When tt, school t,m lpsu, th' student, NU b, m large ud 'uy r.'m, auJ utb every incentive 60 hnd '' u.rrts. ,h- search after hu'W''I I'e
The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-08-03

It Is quite probable that Admiral Dewey will represent the United Statc> Navy at the coronation oi King Ed ward Che Seventh His friends arc working tor this destiction. The cream oi che naval fleet will be sent Co back him nn.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-08-03

The war correspondents oi South M nca have united iu bclatcd revolt aelin>t Che military censorship Ben nett Burleieh a veteran of many cam paieus. describes the censorship as a
 bunclc and a blundcr" Now come. thc Daily Mail oi London publishing d story that thc Bocr, killed woundc, British officers Whew, but that stirred up a hornets nest and now thc dallN Mail cannot receive anything by cable from i,s correspondent The Mm ViIl now undoubtedly expose some o thc horrible, oi thc South African .ulr
The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-08-03

president of the National Cash Regis ter Company
 Miss Gould il is said first became 1t tractcd Co the manufacturer at Daytn. by the fact that special provisions wcr, made for the comfort of the young women employes oi the works
The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-08-03

Premier Sagasta has announced the government programme which will iu ,lu,lc thc reorganization ot Che Wmy the establishment ol bases lor uaya, operations and the construction ol au arsenal on a vast scale Look out now tor more trouble Davic Jones locker ,ull has room for one or two more ba, tlcships
The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-08-03

The steel trust it is reported will resort to thc injunction method against the strikers. to restrain them from
 pickc,iug. that IS. from pcaceabB cn- deayoring Co induce other men to take their places. The injunction machinery has been worked Co about its limit lt may have been properly and justly used in most cases SO iar but some courts ,occms disposed Co make it work in justice and serve the ends of opprcs- sors. The courts should be as ready Co do justice to workingmcn as Co capi- tllists
The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-08-03

lu the House of Lord Salisbury. th, Premier has introduced bin authouil mg King Edward Co assume by pre- ,,.------.. ..t... -.-. --.....l. ai..- st. adoption oi the bill, such title as b, may think 6tly recognize, his dominion beyond thc seas. The Premier added that his ttlc would probably b cas follows. Edward the Seventh by oh, Grace oi God. and the United Kingdom oi Great Britain and Ireland and oh, British Dominion beyond the Sea King. Defender oi che Faith. and Elm ncrnr oi India"
The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-08-03

Up Co July 2t I3IS75 people had ap- piled for allotment, of land in the Ok lhoma district, Co be opened. and there are les, than I5.ooo allatments to hc made. What will become oi the other 10000 apphcauts-many ol them men with families and from two Co ten nrreOus2
The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-08-03

The soldier, who fought for Uncle sam any portion oi tune involved u che cIyil war receives % pension. Why shouldn't men who devote their lives Jo thc production oi wealth by day labor have d similar protection,-Se- lttlc Time,
The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-08-03

Capt Thomas F. Schlcy. eldest son oi Admiral SchIcy promise, many sur pu,es n che inquiry soon to be begun One thing hc want, to do Is Co pro. pound che question "Would Admiral Sampson take thc blame ii the United State, fleet had been defeated
The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-08-03
EDITORIAL NOTES

Pckiu thc protocol wil be signed
 According to recent report, from
 ti, announced u a Berlin dispatch ,hat Emperor William has turned che end, oi h. mou.ta,he thc other way Watch the result, Thumb, down everybody
The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-08-03

Now thc aris have another sweet mor,cl Co chew upon The new Judges u thc Philippines are not required Co swear allegiance Co thc Constitution pi thc United States. Judge Taft and Idle. like everybody else. not being sure whether thc Constitution has got over into che Philippines iu its effort to follow che flag or not
The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-08-03

Mr. Schwab says he is looking for bright energetic young men. He should uot overlook those two that success fully robbed ihe Standard Oh company \ud then there |, the San Francisco mint th,cf ii he can bc found No u,c looking for Pat Grove; he Is too uId
The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-08-03
cL1sslrlrn .rnprertsrlrrr.

.4Sy0hiensah aaSs, ibf bssf qf "Fo, Renf" "Eo, Sais" o' "ipsriss." fu0 eeah ps' uors Jor a,f iH- iaioa, oHs efsf pf' aoffJof sseb iubisqpeHi faisr hoa. Uaior bfif "Sfnsfiosf WsHiei." oHs eco f1 uofd. No aSvcihemssi isksH 10, co baH iueaiy-fVs efHh.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-08-03

\ descendant oi old Commodor, Prebu.e Nho fought thc greatest bat t.e oi tae war oi iSil helped launci thc new baulc,h.p Maine" last Sltu day at Philadelphia.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-08-03

Reports from Kentucky indicate that there viii be no failure of the whisky crop. and thc railroad, are going right on with arrangements for excursion trains for fishermen.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-08-03
Curront Comment

The president of Chli is dead of na- tural causes Usually they die very suddenly down in that country This Is @ notable exception Co Che general rule
The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-08-03

Bosworth & Aggers, wholesale deal CTS. Fourth avenue. between Broadway and State streets. received by last boat choice poultry, butter eggs and vege tables.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-08-03
SEATTLE AGENCY

Hotel Northern News Stand, North eru Hotel First Street. Seattle. Wash
The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-08-03

FOR SALE-Most artistic residence
 in Skagway; s-room cottage; bath,
 clothcsprcss. etc. Apply Hotel Dew cy i
The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-08-03

Miss Helen Gould Is to marr, Thomas n. Patterson. of Dayton, O..
The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-08-03
FOH HENT.

FOR RENT-Onc two-room house on State street. near Third avenue. Ap- ply within
The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-08-03
roH SALE.

FOR SALE-Undcrwood typewriter by Lilly Bros. agents. Ii
The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-08-03
SUNDAY SOCIAL

An items oi social or iraternal inter est must bc iu by 7.Jo Saturday even ms
The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-08-03

FOR RENT-IIall in Daily Alaskan building. Apply to J. A. Molincaux or C. w. DcSucca. q.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-08-03

Culmbachcr. The Seattle. Aug. Ist Culmbachcr. The Seattle. Aug rst
The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-08-03

For Rent and For Sale cards at this office.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-08-03
LOST

A new line of mech 'cs juest received at Clayson's. an shaocs and colors.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-08-03

FOR Salc--I C h. 9. marine boiler
 heater and pump complete; { h. D.. marine engine compls Inquire at Daily Alaskan ollicc. d
The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-08-03

Grass seed for sale by Lilly Bros.tl
The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-08-03
SUBSCRIPTION RATES.

'N Nh'NtN-A AAN''
 One week. delivered by carrier So 2i One month. by mall ............. .7S Three months, by mail. ......... 22s Six months, by mail.............. +So One year. by mail................ 9oo
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1901-04-22

We have the largest shop in the
city, The largest stock Of goods in
our line and make the best goods
that are sold here, and for less
money Lay down prejudice and
hatred and come and see as, we viii
do you right and give you an hand
made work under 4 full guarantee.
We are eyerybody's friend and we
have the best leather obtained on
the coast Of California.
Gross q Cea1ey.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1901-04-22

The Russian anarchists have
not succeeded in killing the czar,
but they have come pretty near
soaring him TO death.
A new gas trust. with three
hundred millions capital. has
been formed in New York. AS is
usual, even in small gas com
bines, the stock is greatly inaai
ed.
William e. Charming: Every
human being is intended to have
a character Of his own; TO be
what no other is aud do what no
other can do.
It might be said in warning to
those who want to become play
wrights that the life OF the aver
age amateur dramatist is all work
and no play.
The oyster is not fit 10 eat un-
iii il is four years old. Still We
are not to understand from this
that 1ntil it rs four years old the
oyster lives without eating
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1901-04-22

than I have bad here. / don'i
know how long / shall stay with
yOu, bat when ready to go shall
do so, having only the best
wishes for those l love.
Mrs. Dawson, who WAS so long
on the local columns of the paper,
would be glad to add a few lines
to this, but she is not here and
knows nothing of this change.
We may never see any OF our
readers again, but in my own and
her behalf | bid you a fond good
bye.
Mr.. Granlee and myself, for
business reasons, have dissolved
our partnership. He will conduct
the paper as heretofore. He is
energetic and dlligent and l be-
speak for him continuance Of
the patronage gwen the Express
under our joint management.
To the faithful workmen who
have stayed with me through
years of labor and TOLL shall
always remember them To Joe
King, who has been "old faithfulp
For long years, and to R. E. i.
who has been all around
md faithful in every particular,
md to Miss Lille Copeland, who
las been "Sunshine" in the office
or months, and to good, honest,
aithful Jake Rotchstein, shall
you all, and when you
Ome my way sou can always find
he latch string ont.
A. NJ. DAWSON.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1901-04-22

A Kansas printer in making up
tho forms for The first time this
week, got q marriage and a gro
GERS notice mixed up to read:
John Smith and Ida Onay were
united IN the holy bonds of sauer-
kraut which will be sold by the
quart or barrel. Mr.. Smith is an
esteemed Goldfish at 10 cents,
while the bride has many nice
hams at a shilling a pOund.-Ex.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1901-04-22

An exchange says a wentietb
century American kiss is sudden
contraction and relaxation Of the
orbicularis Oris and the zygomat-
lei muscles in contact with for
eign substance, and is safety
valve for the pent up emotions Of
the central organ Of the vascular
system when too highly Inflated
by the automatic bellows-love.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1901-04-22
a qoop RYE.

cease having sold my interest t,
Mr.. W. F. Granlee,
In bidding goodbye to th,
readers who have followed N,
through nearly nine years o
labor, I do 50 with regret, beliey
ing that I leave among then
many friends. / shall cherish 4
memory Of them through the re-
mainder Of life. I should like to
call tae names of those I love
aud shall always revere, but we
each know the other and there is
no need. While life lasts shall
remember the good friends who
were always true and tried in
hours when a word Of hope, con-
ISOLATION and cheer we're the sheet
anchors that kept me on the road.
He Is a poor stick Of a man
who has no enemies, and 1 have
them in Chickasha. I am as good
hal er as any man, bat shall 60
hence and bury all IN feelings
against those who attempted to
injure me in business upon
grounds without reason or com
mon sense.
Ia giving up the Express / do
so on principle of business,
and in laying it down feel that l
have lain down a load too heavy
for me to carry, and one felt
was breaking me down.
In the nearly nine years l have
controlled the Express I have en-
deavored. and / believe / have
succeeded in conducting it on
business ideas. | have never
lost sight of the welfare Of the
town, its people, it's churches, its
schools and it's general prosper
ity. Have never left a stone un- u
turned to further its interests or k
its welfare. During the nine q
years Ihave aided by pen and a {
scant pocket book in building !
3 8'ght Of the nine churches here,
.he school building, and every
,ther enterprise which we can c'
,oast. Have sung peans over CO
he greatest Touring mill in the -
the big cotton !;
Ieed oil mill. the extensive ice y,
'lani, me iron works, the steam til
auhdrg, and every smoke stack sJ
hat has come to as. Have spread oS
he glad news Of our railroad ex.
ension, our railroad prospects 49,
nd hopes, and if Chickasha has bu
lecOms famous the Express has SC
'eeh the main factor in making it
o. I feel pride in the place 1 nu
ave seen grow from a hamlet to Oe
city OF 5000 IN this short time =.
nd to know have been a helper ed
B the upbuilding.
To have offended some is only hu
expected in a busy life and es-
ecially in one who edits news. - =,
az
aper; but I presume have Of
snded no more than have offered tho
Ie the same in return. / have WI.
ad my own ideas Of business age
nd public improvements and an.
ave stood by them aud have no Il
sason TO change the same as yet. are
During my stay in the city ] tha
4re iaaored necessarily aud on oys
iaIty sustenance. I have earned g
selg collar ( have ever received "A.
ID if anyone thinks have one sp,
$40 3 ..-.. -. . i 81. -...... . d
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1901-04-22
The Fairest ofor Ever Made, I

The Fairest Offer Ever Made,
To any one suffering with Dys-
pepsIa, Indigestion, Sour stomach
or Heartburn, take Rex Dyseep-
sia Tablets. All druggists are an-
lhorized by tbe uangfactures 10 re-
fund the mency in any case they
iaii 70 cure Price soc. per pack
henemhes the pane Rex
Dyspepsia Tablets. Noy9 IL
Please cali for your pictures.
MnRcLr & Gnrnr
New-York tribune., 1901-07-18
0onnirn Boarb.

SELECT BoARD--Knickerhocker Lodge. Fishkfl. n.
- Is situated in midst OF beautiful
goo fest elevation: only two hours from city every com
raised place; Rnickerbocker Spring
table; terms Sl5 per week. Apply % KNICKERBOCKER
HOTEL SPRING CO.. Fishkin. y. Y
New-York tribune., 1901-07-18
Gin Gotcls.

publir Notices.
THE CITY Of NEW YORK,
DEPARTMENT TAXES AND ASSESS
MENTS.
Stewart Building 80 Broadway
July lst 1901
OF and Assessments that Assessment Rolls
Personal Estate IN Ead year 1904
finally completed and have been delivered TO-
with. the Municipal Assembly City and
tina. Rolls will open 70 public
inspection the Office said Municipal Assembly for
period q days from the notice
THOMAS L. FEITNER.
President; COMMISSIONERS
EDWARD c. SEEIHY,
THOMAS J. PATTERSON, TAXES AND
ARTHUR G. SALMON. ASSESSMENTS
FERDINAND LEVY.
New-York tribune., 1901-07-18
Assignee's q Notirc.

l. PURSUANCE Of an order of Hon. David
Aafn one cf the Justices OF tho Supreme Court
ne County CT New York entered Office the
effpf On the 18th day Of July, 1901, notice Is
given 70 ali persons having claims against The
a ss.ppiy Company. lately doing business at No
49, s1sst. In the City OF New York. Borough Of
ens-an 70 present the with vouchers therefor
srrs. verified 70 tire subscriber who has duly
.sr Assignee OF The said Broderick Supply Company
Ep.s esneht of their creditors al his Office No 20
tsrs street II the City OF New York. Borough OF
asitan, before the 18th day September 1901.
s'sc New York. the l7fh day or July. 1901.
Wtf-r~ THOMAS II. ROSE, Assignee.
sIE DoDD, Attorney for Assignee. 20 Broad
-, New York City
New-York tribune., 1901-07-18

A~nEfTlSEEENTS and subscriptions for The Tribune
e a~essc their Uptown once. No. 2s2 Broadway.
Aeftn Of 3lst-st until O'Clock D. advertise
s6e~ rsse az the following branch Offices regular
a. - ant O'clock o. viz 254 sth-ave. ..
aac 1z,rt IL ctb-sve-, lxth-st.s Macys, eth-ave
,asi; ss2 Coiusnbs-ave, 6Gth-st-. 1o6
- a.. Cta-aye.; 32 East ista-st.
New-York tribune., 1901-07-18

HOUSE.
~ ii the Northern Adfruudacks
j. 8 KIRBY. Chateaussy Lake N Y.
New-York tribune., 1901-07-18
THE DENVER AND RIO GRANDE
RAILROAD COMPANY.

Notice hereby preferred stock
OF me RIO Granoe Western Railway Company that en-
Anc after July IT. October J. 1901 Com
pay ~" receive their preferred Office. No
20 broadway. New York City. and in exchange
sleor preferred shares OF this Company promptly
: paencshe On the basis OF eleven GD shares OF the
eieec stock Of this Company GO OF the
Company
~ STOCK certificates presented exchange be
properly endorsed have the necessary stamps
affixed
1aen>nal shares viii be issued. ou. provision VIII
naqe or the assignment Of rights attaching frac-
ianal hoeinss
EDGAR II. BOOTH, Secretary.