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The state herald., 1901-02-22
-
pnrunsoMin gan be Prevented.

This disease alNa,s results from a cpld
or IN attack OF the grip ana ma. be- pre-.
vented by lhs.tim'h use at Chamber.
lain's Cough Remedy. That remedy was
extensively usei daring tn. .pidslnics OF
l." Grippe OF u. past few years. md
not single case has ever b-.p reported
that did not recover or that resulted In
pneumonia. which shows II IN he Ger.
tam preventive II that dangerous dis.
ease. Chnmbsrlains Cough Remedy In.
gained worli vide reputation for II.
cures Of colds mud cup. For sale by r.
X. Nobist.
The state herald., 1901-02-22
AIIAs suMMNIs.
rtatc Of Colorado, -
cu"lniy of l'h'lis

ttato Of Colorado,
tYauty of Ih,l T. =
To- the com ourt
J-w. Gnensmynr Plaintiff v. G. T. Young
c. \. jahUrnn. W. Il. Carnahnu and Mckinney
4 lanning Defendant.
rnr ~. 'rLr or Tnt STATE orUoLoRAro
To g. u. Young. e. A. johnson. ". 4 tHrna-
han anil MrKinn.s 4 Ianrine the dcf-, dant
above named tire sing.
You are hereby required To appear In an
ncti.n brought against you by the above
named pln atm. In the 'unty court q mil
lips -ount,, state Of Colorado and answer
the conplnint III rein within twenty daysm
ten tn- service ncr'oi. u -rsei vitnin .lis
county; nr. u served oIt Of his county, or
by publication. sithia thrty days after the
service hereof exclusive of the day OF service; ;
ar judgment ,y d.fsnlt Nill br taken ngiiin Al
you according ia IN. trnyer of the complaint. I.
snn u copy oi tine complaint ~ tho aDave
entitled act-n t~ not served WITH TINS sum.
mons. or n the service nercaf b~ made out of
this state, then ten days additional To the
time hcrrinnbove spec He'd for appearance
aud answer vi be allowed before the taking
of Judgment by default ~ aforesaid.
tn. said action IL brought to quiet the
title to the following dcscriled real estate to-
Wit; ~ Y section ten Township North IL
Range u Wee, Of the 9th 7 NJ in Phillips county
Colorado the plain'ilf alleges that ic Is tho ab.
-olute owner In fee simple mud is In posse. sion
OF said premi-cs br win
mofcfull, appear from the complaint in sid
action To which refemnce is here made. A
copy Of said complaint Is hereto attached.
And you arr hereb, notified that u you fail to
,ppear, and to answer the complain, NJ above
rcauird. III. said plaintiff will take default
and judgment m prayed
Given under my hand and the seal 81 our said
county court Mt H"lynke Colo la said coun'
ty this " .iay Of Feb. AID ipoi. - SLATER
'skALl Counv Judge,
The state herald., 1901-02-22

The Denver TiAss aud Eepnslicau do
net seem 10 be tskipy any exception TO
the proposed legislation to n.ks silver
rsdseDabls in gold. They aouis hay.
Asds the air decidedly warm 10 their
vicinity . few ytsrs ago al tbs mere sug
ssstiou of such isg,slston. Nov they
srs willing to nsstiy ss.lls~ any sish
of silver legislstios thst u disbsd Up TO
ihso BY the powers tks, be snd ssy not
. word. lbs bsry thunder -solts ibs,
we're daily hurled from their sdi'
toJisI columns 81 the sdvocAtss 81 the
geld standard are ne more and, Judging
by their sai,osisIs y. the prs-eu,, no
rssdsr ssuId svsr suspicion that they
ever syAs fsvorsd b'm.islli'm.
The state herald., 1901-02-22

Tue state rsvssss bill has bees 10
ported by sSs house cos mi,'ss and II IL
.xpsc,sd tbs, every other measure will
ss iorcrd TO E,'s the right Of cay To d,
thst th,r. nay b. GO suostiou about ,ts
passage. 4 ds.rsvs,s .nort ~ill be
made to amend this s,sssurs In many
respects bui u ~ to be hoped that the
lobby w,ll 90, ts,. ipsusncs enough 10
ipjars the bill b, sssndnsa'., 10 .
measure u thAt t,nd every industry oi
20. s,s,s should 10 made 10 tsAf ii- fsir
.har. n the burden. Tbs jrist stsnes
committee Of The iso honses bss po
doub, given III. oti.oiions 10 the biii =
far hearing sno tue legislature - isIdj'
far Ito rsssidsrstios. To. fate ~ the
,rvvaus nil bslora tic tSslith general
assembly should he Earning 10 he very
careful IN making sn.ndmonis 60 THE
I'm, n. f.yenu. hii of toe tselfih
so amended 70 DEATH Bach county
.,et.i 10 ha iavotsi aud tue fSsuli ssr
,ucy ~.r. all favored ~ tbs sspebs" u
t..tst. rIehni y-a lHf iii1t i'"i
The state herald., 1901-02-22
Senator as,. ., N.i.. recently stated

Ssoatsr Asie VI Aaiss recently stated
in the senate that 10 his judgement the
appropriations to ss made Ly this ses-
sios Of conersss would Bot he isss than
Ss00oce, 600. At this rapid rsts Of in
srsaas in tks appropriations Ne will soss
have t~o billion dollar congress and ii
v ssly . few years since the general pub-
lie ~ns alarmed because the sppropris
,ions Of oongress bad reached billion
doilnrs,
The state herald., 1901-02-22
TaAIss I.rAvr As roLLows.

10. ia Aeon daily Acopt brndsy
fer Lincoln, Omaha. Chicago and all points
sast sad west SO, ~ m. Central Time.
No. iss Aeon daily except Sunday, Cheyenne
Wyo., Denv~r, Colo. sAa iater.n.diate stations
sas y. m, Mountain TINE.
All sast hound sccomin odstion trains connect
with nrst class po.senssr train at cartir for
all psisss east end ~est.
Sisspiax, dining aud reclining chair eartlseat'
frss) sr arsuEh trains, Tickets sold snd bag
age T. .sk~i ~ ssy psin, in the United State
or Csasd4.
Per iafsrnstisa. time tables, msps and ticket
call 80 ~ write u q. A. Mo~ry Agent hol-
yoks. Cello, or J. FrsRcis. Gen1 fats'r Aet D.
nAha, keb
The state herald., 1901-02-22

The investigation Of the charge Of
"grsftfse" oads " sinst ihs Denver po'
lics hes resulted 10 I've sf the police be.
ing requested to hsud IN their resigns
tisns The strong prsGsbiliti-s ars that
thsss I've sass are sst the Only suilty
asNbsrs Of the police forer but their
punishment nay ~ = warning that will
for tipe vt lssst bs hsedsd by the 9th
The state herald., 1901-02-22

WANTEp.-capable, reliable person in every
county to represent large company Of solid fl
nancial reputation; $3.50 SALARY per year, payable
weekly; % per day absolutely sure and all ex-
penses; straight, bona-iide. definite salary, no
commission; salary paid each saturday and sx-
pense money advanced euch week. STANDARD
HOUSE, ssi DEAABoRN ST.. Chicago.
The state herald., 1901-02-22
linn tn Our. ,i,. Erin.

h"maun quietly 1T home and TAKE
ShanorfialNs Cougb Ramrdy NJ d,.
r"cled nnd aquick recovery is sure 10
lolluu, 'ihaD rsmedy couhteincm amy
tendency OF ilc piip o r,Hnil In pnrn.
m'nin' "hloh is f,slly the only SERIOUS
danReh Among the lcuH oi Thousands
who baHs used It Tor tho grip no, one
case has"y,f boon reported that did not
fo'pret Fof Halr hy v u. Nphiei
The state herald., 1901-02-22

ADDITIONAL LOCALS.

W. u Coats Of this county ret nrped to
holyok" "wednesday from Daw.ou
Springs. kentucky wbsr. hs had b--u
vis'linr ni h's old home for compile oi
months. H,s .on Albert who haa rcsid.
ed at Dasson pribgs since is9.. accom-
panied him On his return Tor a Wait IN
TINS county.
The state herald., 1901-02-22

Judge Armour County Judge purlr,
Rec"'vef Tlmbcflnke, Rssis,er Flsm.
'hg, Postmaatcr Bcolt, Clerk pf ,h,
District Court Burke, Dr. j. Binoolu
Grsyes aud poihnpu o'hea went 10 Den
VET Monday sud Tu'eday 10 nttsad tn,
Lincoln dny banquet gwen under tbr
auaplccs of the white wing or ndninln
traitor f'pnDhcan club Of Colorado. All
OF tho above are federal or elbe, ulllrc
holders ssye one.--Sierlins Democrat
Tho 1nh,lD wha correct IN II. pfo,.ict.
ion that Editor tlomipR would attend
the banquet Of that taoicn Of iha part,
~ his partner ssd attended tho bauquo,
o. The other faction.
The state herald., 1901-02-22

Tte eght over the Nsbrasks ssns'or-
ship still continues ssd sith NO prospect
Il N slsctiss. 4 fusion state legisla.
turs csstainly could sst be any more
ssecsssfsI 10 va.tisg tss time OF lsgis-
lstivs ssss,ss than The Nebraska lsgs'
lstosS has bees.
The state herald., 1901-02-22

The Wamslsy Live Stock Co... have
purchased some land IN the northeastern
part of tho county as headquarters for n
sheep ranch. They had moved onto the
land two small buildings and had made
arrangements to have u well put down
by U. q. Bevard OF this cJunty when on
Thursday night of last week the build
ings and all their contents burned. 1t
is claimed by some hat ne lire WIS set
out with the iuteui on OF destroying thus
properly To prevent sneep ranch
being located 10 that pari OF the county
where there are good many cattle on
the range. We would very much regret
to be forced to the conclusion that such
are the iacts fora war mong rh' siock in
terests OF the county sach as that would
Indicate would mili,ut. much against the
good feeling that la. always existed N
mopR the people Of our county and
would materially ju,e TIE stock udr--
Try which l. the fecugn zad ndu tr,
of the conntp. We ropo hat ilis IN y
no prov. Ia lave o--n s.,t ont vitn u
vies Of destroying proper
The state herald., 1901-02-22

Vice Prssidsnt i.soss,elt has declined
70 visit The Colorado legislature and
gives - his rsssss for " declining thu
fact, o. be claims, thst be does not have
time u which TO prepare suitable sd-
Sress Tor such sn occasion.
The state herald., 1901-02-22

for silver that 1t was absurd to urge the
danger Of thu silver dollars goirg to
discount and quoted from letter written
by Secretary Ga2e in which he stated it
us his judgement that silver will never
drop below par in gold.
The state herald., 1901-02-22

Aa. Nation bound ever by the court
to keep the p4scs and refusing 10 give
bond went " jail. Bbe rsfusas TO give
bond Sad tks probabilities are that she
vii soon ss released frsm Iail without
dsihQ ~.
The state herald., 1901-02-22

Jndee Armour held an adjourned term
oi d'-iuc' cour, At iiolyoke "wednesday.
lie dismissed tho mandamns ca.
instituted by W. y. Kelsey couple of
years neo 10 have III. county irras.
ur"r Of this county collect the bond
interest tax 'lu" Ia pnillip. county from
the u. 4 ~. Railroad Company. H..
granted how trial 10 III. case u Low.
v, Ga,he.
The state herald., 1901-02-22

wANTED-ACTlvE MAN OF GOOD CHAR.
n;ter to deliver amt collect in Colorado for old
sac year. sure pay. Honesty G.ore than ex-
pericnce required. Our reference, any bank in
any city. Enclose sell addressed stamped en-
yelope. Manufacturers. Third Floor. IA Daer-
born ST.. Chicago.
The state herald., 1901-02-22

The editor o the Republic claimed
| IN las week. Gs,ue hat the fact that the
HERALD received full leg Il rates Tor the
county pnnilog ~ 1870 one year "u, nl
five that doly uk- had tut one paper, is
! proof positive that Ne wrir bu lulns np
a great eewsf per vas. Any IN vino
cares 10 do 80 cin. pS au exam ma nn ut
his contract VI h The county tur uoing
ih. printing Tor 1907. di,cov,r thai up.
der his contract hv sill charge the dear
people iuil legal lees f"r pubI-hing th,.
certificate oi uomiudiiun. f. Ia cam. all.
th. way d"wr Ifum Beriboui SIMPLY uut
nfu burning desle ~ r-trNe the tax.
payers of Ilils county 1t p.,m. . litil-
strange thst he snould charge tall l.ga
ratos for part of ihe county
prIntiug. HIS reason
for taking full esal pay On that work is
evident. There IL no mps,iti n on thai
kind oi county pratt & for the c-friii
raics of nomination siil hr published IN
both papers and as there IL np C mp- l.
iion be tnk.s full legal rates, showing
e. nclnsiy.iy thai II there vns M otn.r
paper m the county he would b. ,ugiug
full legal rates 90 all ~ the c,unty
printing and would according TO
HE own Statement he II pr,at nespaj -r
trust. Men wiz llvc IN glass houses
would he safer by relra,n,.g from throw.
ing ones.
The state herald., 1901-02-22
? l!I!!.AR Pu.LIGATIaNs-pQruLA PRICES

published on Monday. w-tnes-
day ari friday. is n complete
np 10 date daily nswspsres.
three days In the week. wIui
all Important news OF TIE s;,.sr
-four Gays. rrofasely ;lgi
ustsi. and hil.i with intsrs'-
ias reading FOR all who wlAh -
keep In close touch with nr~4
q the nation and wu.ft.
u cE lar subscription
price, si.sO per year.
Is 70 ,eeure the hrst nhEss,as,.
The state herald., 1901-02-22
BURLINGTON ROUTE.
Low Rates, West and Northwest,

A, q time Of year when thousands will
take advantage Of them the Burlington
R"u'e makes sweep,ng r.dnctions in Its
rates to the West and Noithwest-to
Utah, Montana, Washington, Oregon
and British Colombia.
Dates: February II, 10 and %.
March 5, I2, 10 and 26.
April ., 8, IS, % and 80.
Rates are shown below:
o Ogden. salt Lake. Butte. Helena, cro
Anaconda, and H,issouia. 3<o
To All Points on the Northern paci.0
fc Ry. west OF NissouIa, including
Spokane, Seattle. Tacoma. Port G19
land, az we'll Us Vancouver, and
Victoria, Q. C.
To All Points on the Spokane Fails
& Northern ny. and the Washing SD3
ton 4 Columbia River r, r.
Never has the P"citic Northwest BEEN
rs prosperous nv now. Labor is IN con.
sisnt demand and wages are high. The
money making opportunities nre b.yon,l
numher-ln mines, lnnber, merchandis.
ing, farming, fruit raising. fishing, and
all The other industries OF great and
growing country.
Literature on reqnest--iree.
]. Francis, Gen'l Passenger Agent
Omaha, Neb.
The state herald., 1901-02-22

Tribune Offer these who to ,.cue the hst
cultural !onfnsis. the oloNn. splendid indne.renis:
New-York tribune., 1901-04-15
AMERICAN SECURITIES ABROAD.

London, April 14.-Activity the Stock Ex-
change last week practically confined to the
American department and the mining markets
There is general impression that it would be ad-
visa bic to await the forthcoming budget statement
before entering upon fresh transactions The mar
ket. the whole keeps firm in spite of the limited
dealings and of the settlement, which passed off
without excitement The close of the week showed
a fairly good tendency in all departments. Consols
were steady and finished l-l6 better, in spite of
the general expectst ton that the government will
shortly its intention raise f5O 900 by
a new issue. Foreigners were mostly higher, owing
to the strength of the Paris Bourse which was
favorably affected by the rumored copper deal
Americans the active feature of the mar
New-York tribune., 1901-04-15
SUPPLEMENTAL DRAWING.
Mexican National Railroad Co.
Six per cent Forty Years
First Mortgage Bonds
RRIOR LIEN BONDSJ
Issue of $12, 100000.
Trustees
CnDfajn WILLIAM e. RAOJI

Notice hereby given the following the nun.
bers Of So Bonds Of 81 .OOO each Of above issue
amounting together s62 COO day drawn
payment par the presence Charles joseph
Notary Public OF the City OF London accord
first mortgage OF deed
trust. Is, June. 1857 and derived from moneys
arising sale of the Company's T-auaway
City Of Mexico. These bonds redeenable Isl
day of December ne~t. IT Agency Of the Mexican
National Railroad Company. in New York. whsre ths
holders required them for redemption. afzr
which date interest," on The said bon5s viii cease.
New-York tribune., 1901-04-15
GERMAN FINANCE AND TRADE.

Berlin. April 1.-THE American situation engaged
extraordinary attention the Boerse last week.
which began with sharp fall. responding New
York. Nor this recovered The financial re-
views to-day devote much space 10 conditions in
Wall Street. the opinions expressed being somewhat
divergent
American specuators." says the "vossische
Zeitung." are possessed with a degree of over
confidence which is danger for all the world.
Nevertheless. many signs Indicate that the day OF
collapse is near"
The ''Frankfurter Zeitung'' suggests that New
York's money rates foreshadow elimination of
the BOOM and adds
There has been a great excess Of speculation In
New-York which sooner or later must find its cor
rective in corresponding setback.
The 'Berliner Tageblatt' believes that the New
York movement has entered critical phase" on
the other hand. the National zcitung," which
takes Il different view, says:
II would be a grave error TO overlook the fact
that a magnificent impulse is throbbing in American
business life a proof of this is seen in the rail-
language. a crisis cannot soon be expected.
Spectators. however. are becoming scep-
ticaI, and Berlin sold Americans all the week, par
ticularly Northern Pacific shares II is understood
that operators have begun selling Americans short
and that there is apprehension regarding the
American situation.
The German markets were unfavorably affected
by various factors. The rush OF speculative sub
scribers to the Imperial loan realize the
same caused fan in that quarter Reports from
the iron ana coal trades were less satisfactory.
The iron trade reported many forced auction sales
OF goods not taken by contractors. and also
Gus dtSmissals of operatives. Iron shares We're
further depressed by New-York cable dispatch
that the United States Steel Corporation had re-
duced the price Of manganese In order to exclude
the German product. Hamburg. however. reported
large sales of iron waste 70 the United States an
occurrence without precedent during the last twelve
years. The Hasper Iron Works issued a circular
warning the public against overspeculation in its
shares. since the business situation would war
rant this depressing effect produced by the
circular.
The coal market also reported accumula ting
stocks The decline in standard coal and iron
shares for the week averaged six points
The textile situation is growing worse. Shut
downs more frequent and exports more difficult
New-York tribune., 1901-04-15
NUMBERS OF THE BOxDs

WILLIAM G. RAOUL
Trustee for the Bondhclders. his attorney NJ Man
donald.
LONDON. 22d March. 1901.
Present:
CHARLES JOSEPH WATTS
Notary Public,
OF the firm Of DUFF. WATTS & CO.
). Nicholas Lane Lombard ST. London
NOTE.-Holders OF drawn bonds may foe
their convenience obtain pay ment in Lon
don Ist day of June. the counting
house of Messrs- Matheson & Co.. No. 3 Lom-
bard ST., st n rate be hereafter
noupced.
BOND NO. 951o DRAWN FOR PAYMENT ON e2D
MARCH. 1898. AND BONDS NOS. I.796 AND IO413 ON
22D MARCH, 1900 HAVE NOT YET BEEN PRE-
SENTED.
New-York tribune., 1901-04-15
GOVERNMENT BONDS.

Government bond quotations compare as follows
With those Of a week ago:
New-York tribune., 1901-04-15

MISCELLANEOUS Securities.
STOCKS
FURNISHED by Frederic H. Hatch No 40 Froas-st)
New-York tribune., 1901-04-15
fina urial.
DRAWING NO. 10.
Mexican National Railroad Cn
Six per Cent. Forty Years
First Mortgage Bonds.
(PRIOR LIEN BONDsA
Issue of S12,5OO,OOO,
Trustee:
Captain WILLIAM g. RAOu,
PRIOR LIEN BONDS

Notice is hereby given that the following are ,bs -
bers Of III bonds Of S1ooo each Of the above .sr.
amounting together the OF STA o0o this dsv sr
for payment par the Charles ro.as
Watts Notary Public of the City Of London in accord
conditions mortgages or d-s, :.
trust. dated 1st June 1881 further indenu-. :.
pledsng subsidy moneys Thesa bo,,.
redeemable the LIST day OF June at the Axe~
Mexican National Railroad Company in New yor.
holders required present them s,- >.
dempton after which date interest the bonds will
New-York tribune., 1901-04-15
THE FINANCIAL MARKETS.
STOCK VALUES ADVANCING.

MONEY MARKET OUTLOoK-RAILRoAD
EARNINGS
The movement Of the chief active stocks and
bonds in the week are shown in the following
tables:
STOCKS.
New-York tribune., 1901-04-15
BANK EXCHANGES: SALES RECORDED

The bank exchanges of the New-York Clearing
House and the stocks sold at the New-York Stock
Exchange last week and the same week of the
preceding two years compare as follows:
April Is. April IA April IL ,O1
Exchanges 81 .42t 365 2s5 81 $50
No. shares sold 3.916.555 2,So0 l3I T35 7aa
New-York tribune., 1901-04-15

ket throughout the week although the changes
were not great might have been expected
from the way prices luctuated. On Tuesday they
opered from to points lower. but afterward
covered under moderate buying. The settlement
showed that there is not much floating stock left
in this market. Northern Pacific and Chicago,
Milwaukee and St Paul have been especially scarce
for delivery since the settlement A general i'm
provement once established the market closed
firm. Among the increases were Union Pacific
which rose ~ points Northern PACIFIC. is; Louis
Vile and Nashville IA Southern Pacific 1ls Atch-
tson Topeka and Santa Fe, Is; Missouri Kansas
and Texas. Il; Reading seconds, g. and most others
from l, Il.
Mines were cheerful throughout the week This
w9S largely due TO the impression which is daily
growing. that the in South Africa is nearing
an end Irces in this section We're supported also
by French buying. Rands closed at / point up and
most other mining shares from 1-l6 to 81
Money was easy al the following rates of dis
bills. 25s. - ~
New-York tribune., 1901-04-15

A pVERrIsEMENTs and subscriptions for The Tribune
Al received their Uptown Office. No 124c broadwaJ
I'd door north of 31stst until O'Clock advertise
rens received the following branch offices at regular
office rates until o'clock p viz: 2S4 shave =
:3ds 15c 6th-ave- l2th-st.: Macys. o,have
West %2d- ST. near sth-ave: 81 East 1ath-s. 81 ~
$2dst.. between eth St 159 $7tst:
ID ave. between 18th and 77th sta: l02o Sd-ave.
New-York tribune., 1901-04-15
THE FEDERAL TREASURY.

The United States Treasury received last week
from customs 81 729 e4S from internal revenue. S.,
sgfs5 and from miscellaneous sources, a294.3s7.
total Of $40 s29l5 Receipts for the month date,
ss345; expenditures sls24oo; excess of receipts,
s. Receiptst for the fiscal year, si56 1888 ass;
expenditures S4l20s014o; excess Of receipts. sA 33,
3l5. The Treasury's actual cash balance decreased
in the week $53l s09 and stands at s152 73.
Receipts of national bank notes for redemption n
the week. 81. .416.4sl.
The Treasury statement Of Saturday, red
with that of Friday a week ago:
New-York tribune., 1901-04-15
RAILROAD AND OTHER STOCKS.

the tlowetan hnalpr final prices o
n
and low prices stint
New-York tribune., 1901-04-15
NUMBERS OF THE BONDS.

WILLIAM @. RAOCL.
Trustee for the Bondholders by his attorney. J. NJ M.o
donald.
LONDON 2a1 March 1901.
Present:
CHARLES JOSEPH WATTS.
Notary Public.
OF the firm OF DUFF. WATTS & CO..
Nicholas Lane. Lombard St. London
NOTE.-HOlderS of drawn bonds may fON
their convenience obtain payment in Lon
don 1st day of December. at the counting
house of Messrs. MatiesOn * Co.. No. 3 Loni-
bard St.
New-York tribune., 1901-04-15

! High. Low, APR l3 Apr. 4 IChg's. Sales.
New-York tribune., 1901-04-15

ST. LOUIS AND SAN FRANCISCO
RAILROAD COMPANY.
To Holders of Trust Certificates for First
Preferred stock. for second Preferred
Stock and Common Stock of the 81.
Louis and san Francisco Railroad COM
New-York tribune., 1901-04-15
9lnanllal Mertlnas


ST LGr'S 9;is,.,,Gln an sH~p,sA SsN ERANoIsoo
ra Molasr; e ds"sI Gersiasats. for Flr.,
sioa na sar S SssSaa sSa Of sh Sd
Louas and san Francisco RaiIroad COM
Of N1s s hs5eeE sysn @ ds that sTPs ot the h0s
preferred and for conlnon stock Of the ST.
Louis and San tranfsfo Raroad CemPany Issued under
Louis FitzseraA J. Kennedy Ted. Isaac \. Selisman.
Samuel c Eastman Charles = Glsed Commits: i;
Of the ST Louis and san Francsco Raiivay Con-
Rsny dated The 2ls5 day Ct April 1sSs parties Of The
Renneiy Tod Isaac y scotsman. Samuel c Eastman.
parties second past viii be held % IN the Boari
the BrSad Sa chsns Bu9nr @ e. os SsW IN
m iy Sf do New deTs n H. on 'hs sixteenth dO'h DAY
,o1 To de5ernine whether the heaes Of sad trust cer
louis n g sn @ Fan,c q RaIr m S'PaI ns sIIk & II fe b S
Voting Trustees &c consent 70 and authorize he sxsc
tio9 and delivery by said Railroad Company Of orgags
roads equipment franchises ard property OF said Rail
erty ACQUIRED under said plan ald agreement FOR 4.
way Company dated April 81 isS6 t. secure fSe prn-
cpa ana interest OF refundpg morsage gold bonds Of
caa amount Of 900 az any one time Cu,stsudns
cent a Dpe' per asnum: iis'Is and s-''S
(b TO determine whether the holders Of cer-i1-
viii the Voting Trustees vote in respect
Francisco Railroad Company held BY the vons trustees
p2eerred stock Of said Railroad cooany IN the aoua:
apsi STOCK Of said faiGoad Company 70 the aggegafs
amount & Of soo os sgeH 70 Sonss q s;s, s
1T nay be mads & II me & second prsTsrTsd s9eS & al ...
Of trust esrea.ss viii be closed for the PqF2oseSs S ct
and closed until The opening Of business Msy
Dated New York April s. 1901
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ISAAC y sELIGMAN
RES5aM1N P. cheney.
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