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The new enterprise. (Madison, Fla.) 1901-1908, 1902-05-08

The solution of the problem Of irri-
CATION rests largely in the quantity OF
water available and ability to direct it
about the land at low cost David
Hutton has designed a novel machine
for elevating water from streams and
dIschargIng 1t on higher land, the APP
paratus working automatically and
without cost after its installation Of
the plant, which is In itself inexpen-
sive. In the illustration is shown
a machine In operation. 1t consists Of
The new enterprise. (Madison, Fla.) 1901-1908, 1902-05-08

half horse power. The frame is tubu.
lar throughout, and the transmission
Of power is by bevel gears. The
Hanged wheels are Of aluminium, with
steel tires The two brakes are very
powerful, and it is possible to stop all
four wheels instantly, no matter at
what speed the machine may be trav-
cling. The operator sits behind, on a
regular bicycle saddle, and in front
there is room for two persons on the
cushioned seat, The total weight is
about GOO pounds. This machine is
being used for variety Of purposes in
connection with railroad work.
The new enterprise. (Madison, Fla.) 1901-1908, 1902-05-08

shall not exceed one-third OF one
twelfth, respectively, Of its entire
weight About 200 pounds of these
granulations are placed In each Of the
large kettles on the upper floor, shown
in our engraving, with $50 pounds of
sulphuric acid, This is termed the
separating room" for here the silver
is separated from the gold. About 200
pounds of sulphuric acid are added
gradually during approximately three
hours boiling. The silver is also dis
solved and the resulting solution is
siphoned off into reducing watts on the
floor below. Another charge Of $50
pounds is added and heated for one
The new enterprise. (Madison, Fla.) 1901-1908, 1902-05-08

a frame resting on the bank Of the
stream, supported either by its own
weight or anchored to piles driven in
the earth, with shaft poised at an an
gle of forty-fve degrees to support a
series Of buckets revolving between
the stream and the discharge trough
on the frame, The buckets are mount
ed on arms radlating from the shaft,
and besides each bucket is a broad
paddle blade which dips into the
water as the lowest point is neared,
the action Of the current revolving the
shaft and elevatlng the buckets in
turn to the highest point Of revolution,
where they are tilted automatically to
discharge their contents into the
trough. Though the strength Of the
current may be small, the quantity
OF water elevated will yet be large, as
the flow is regular and unceasing.
The new enterprise. (Madison, Fla.) 1901-1908, 1902-05-08

pan the water supply is cut Off by
drawing a cork from the reservoir into
the tubular handle, and the rear por-
ton Of the pan is held in an elevated
position by means Of one or more cas-
tors, which give the required inclina-
ton, and in this way the pan may be
pushed around the floor with the footS
without the necessity Of the operator
bending over to touch it with the hand.
The rear portion is taken up with the
reservoir, and a screw cap is provided.
to be removed for filling. When used
as a sprinkler the pan is grasped as
shown, with the lid closed, a swinging
motion Of the air driving the water
through the fnely-perforated head in
q fine spray.
The new enterprise. (Madison, Fla.) 1901-1908, 1902-05-08

4 Refining EuId and Silver Bullion
s in the Government Assay Office.


forated iron ladlc and put in small
kettles. Here 1t is heated in three
successive charges Of acid for about
six hours. The gold is emptled into
the washing tub. where 1t is treated
with one charge of cold and two Of
warm water. Thee solutions are
poured into the washing jar from
which, on settling, the solution is run
into large tanks on the floor below. The
gold is emptied into one Of the filters,
then roughly washed with warm water
and drained. This process is repeated
and the gold is pressed into a cake
or cheese with the aid Of hydraulic
press. These cheeses are then dried in
The new enterprise. (Madison, Fla.) 1901-1908, 1902-05-08

who became Meter and Refiner in
1883, having been connected with the
Mint service since 1850. The bars now
purchased by the Government are
classified, as far as possible, into
groups which represent approximately
the same degree Of fineness. They are
first melted in crucibles and furnaces
heated by gas or coal, Then they are
poured into molds which are so ar
ranged as to permit large surface be-
ing exposed to the acid The bullion
is mixed in such proportion that the
gold or silver which is mixed, or has
been added to assist in the process,
The new enterprise. (Madison, Fla.) 1901-1908, 1902-05-08
integrity Is the prlco Of PrOmOlIo


IL those who are not succeeoDs
proportion to the amount Of guy
they exert would examine themsa'
closely, they would find, as q
that their locomotives IRE OF
track. Not realizing where or wnaI
trouble is, they merely intensity
putting on more steam, and, the uv
they put on, the deeper they SIDE
the mud and the harder 1t 10 10 w'g
If they would stop long enough
examine their machinery intelllgaJ
and make a thorough investlgau0n
the causes that prevent its Wo1
properly, they would probably suOI
in getting their locomotives Cd
right track before they waste all
steam blowing in the sand ano
Even IL Trey do not discover unu
nidCle life, the secret Of thelr ~
to get en-, they may ultimately
their observation-disclosures.
The new enterprise. (Madison, Fla.) 1901-1908, 1902-05-08

bars Of 500 worth being made. LAST
year about S14,0Oo000 were taken out
for use in the arts. The deposits for
the fiscal year ending June 80, 1900,
had value Of S56,20G,O0615 for the
gold and S7516,7245S for the silver,
The number Of gold deposits melted
was $751; of silver, 1923, making n
total of 1854. The number Of fine
mint and standard bars made and de-
livered to the Superintendent was, Of
gold 40,016 and Of silver 42,502.
One Of our engravings represents
bars of various sizes with the value
stamped upon them. The smallest bar
at the left is worth about sos. Then
the bars run up in size to $4,000. Two
silver bars are shown at the back. A
gold brick" has come into our Ian
guage as the epitome of fraud, and
that they are a grim reality is shown
by the four samples which were placed
upon the truck. They are Of all sizes
and shapes TO meet the varying fancy
Of their victims and are rarely Of the
shape Of the Mint bars. Two of them
would have been worth $4,000 had
they been actually Of gold instead Of
base metal. Those who are in need
OF gold bricks should be willing to pur-
chase them at the regular rates, and
all sizes may be had at the Mint office.
Scientific American.
The new enterprise. (Madison, Fla.) 1901-1908, 1902-05-08

A llindlng beam OF electro y
thirteen inches wide, is a new way
to ships or the dangerous snOai
Cape Hatteras. Diamond Shoal "
ship, No. II, has been fitted vi
SCC0 candle-power search ngpv
Grst of its kind ever placed AZ N
o mariners beacon, and 1t is eAr1
to be visible forty miles, TWEEN
miles further than the regular N
lights OF the lightships can ~
The chief element in the efec GU.
Of the new light is found ID ~
that, the lightships never pei4s
the beam Of light viii sway
Ing angle and always be dI
able. II expectations are
pointed. Sandy Hook, Fire '"
Nantucket Shoals win bef
with similar electrical A
Success.
The new enterprise. (Madison, Fla.) 1901-1908, 1902-05-08

He-"He thinks ner compleylon 4,
genuine" She-"oh, well, love Is Soma
times color blind."--Judge.
"oh, john" said the young wife r,,D
fully, "baby's got a tooth" rs I'M,
what he's trying to tell the ncIgbhr
about?"-Broolllyn Life.
He popped, and then it came to ,,n
That, having briefly stated
His love, the lass refused. Alas
His heart was lass-erated.
Philadelphia Record
La Mont-"Science is trying to pro,
that laziness is a disease La Nom,
Great goodness! There are onopr
incurable diseases already."-Clcp
News.
The 0wner-"The tenants conpbl
that you are surly and unaccommOi,l.
ing" The Janitor-"Well sir ahl \
here to protect your intercsts%-lp|
lianapolis News.
The bore, though scnati,y admired
Is none the less a happy ell
He talks till every one is tired
And thus is never bored himself.
Washington Sai
Friend--"A scientist needs q gus
deal of patience" The Professn-
Eyes, indeed. A man may Toll for yeSn
without attracting enough attention 81
be denounced as a humbug,' Broom
Ign Life. 4
Hello, Tommy! Not gone back d
school YETI" "No; I'm in luck, Si|
is going in for measles. But bow
It you haven't gomez "Oh, I'm IN lud
too! Our baby is having whOopll|
coughw-Punch.
what has been the greatest dlicd
ty with which you have had 10 COO
tend, Mrs. Kinder, in your stTsse
with the servant girl problem "H
venting the good ones getting na
ried."-Indianapolis News.
Miss Koy Qn street car)-"Its really
very kind Of you, Mr.. Crabbe to gin
me your seat" Mr.. Crabbe-"Nc Z
ALL, We men are getting tired Of bdn
accused Of never giving up our sad
except to pretty girls. "-PhiladepAA
Press.
Husband-"I am surprised Enl
that you should have such bad iaa
as to wear the hair Of another won
on your head" Wife-"And | an 50
prised that you should wear the w
of another sheep on your back.-l
Bits.
Burt-"Hendry says be has enlals
the circle Of his Acquaintance W
much the last year" styles-"W
does be mean by that? That be
acted so that his acquaintances 10
further away from hlm"-B@'
Transcript.
The new enterprise. (Madison, Fla.) 1901-1908, 1902-05-08
wHop

who befriended Uncle SpnS
a." said John Bull,
'I used my pull.
IT befriended Uncle SAM
who helped him lick spajnw
a." said the Kaiser.
81 stood right by, sir.
III helped him lick Spain"
Who stood off the Powcr~
Il" said the Gar, 4
II was right thar,
I stood off the Powers"
who's his friend now"
a." said they all,
With unanimous bawI
I'm his real friend now!"
Chicago Tribune.
The new enterprise. (Madison, Fla.) 1901-1908, 1902-05-08

stamped his bars the owner can
either take away these bars, which
have now been officially certified as to
their purity, or the Government will
purchase them according to its need
The work of refining and melting is
carried on in the rear building, and is
under the charge of Mr.. Il, I. Martin,
The new enterprise. (Madison, Fla.) 1901-1908, 1902-05-08

Bars are of various sizes, those of a
value Of $4,000 being preferred. Bars
are made all sizes to accommodate
even ale small manufacturer small
The new enterprise. (Madison, Fla.) 1901-1908, 1902-05-08

Cecil John Rhodes will always hold place rank OF
smade He his good fortune but mainly
to his capacity for seeing IT, and b
enacy In retaining advantage which possessed him
self He was the fourth of country the gs
powers which he held Cecil King OF
South Africa The expressed when draw
Ing his hand OF the Africa on which
the British colonies my dreanbat ali
red Rhodss fortune 70
0O0000 He = v'
The new enterprise. (Madison, Fla.) 1901-1908, 1902-05-08

I is an interesting
process that's used
at the United States
Assay Office In New
York City in rein-
ing gold and sill
yer bullion. After
the nssnYer has
The new enterprise. (Madison, Fla.) 1901-1908, 1902-05-08
For Use on the Railroad,

A prominent French firm Of automo-
bile manufacturers has constructed
machine designed for railroad use, II
is fitted with a motor of three and one
The new enterprise. (Madison, Fla.) 1901-1908, 1902-05-08

The fellow who boasts that be has
never been disappointed in love has
probably always been stuck on him
SELF
The new enterprise. (Madison, Fla.) 1901-1908, 1902-05-08

and one-half hours, when 1t Is also
run off. The fire having been with.
drawn, a third change Of acid is added
and the gold is taken out with a per.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1902-05-01
The city OF New York. Department OF Finance.
PROPOSALS FOR INDIAN SUPPLIES II

Department Of the Interior Office OF Indian Affairs
Washington y. g., March 1902 Sealed proposals.
doTsed Proposals for blankets wooileu and
clothing etc as the case may be. and directed 70
the Commissioner OF Indian Affairs. Nos. - and 20
Wooster New York city. VIII he received until
O'Clock p Tuesday May Is. 1892. furnishing
Indian blankets. woulen and cotton goods
clothing notions. hats and caps Bids be made
Government blanks Schedules giving all necessary
Information for bidders will Doe furnished application
Indian Office Washington. L. g.. Nos - and 70
Wooster New York city; 235 Johnson street. chi
III. No. SO Howard Omaha. Nrbr.: the
CommtEsaries u Subsistence T. A. Cheyenne Leav
enworth Louis Paul and Francisco the
city Nauktuu. Arkansas city, tald
well Topeka. Wichita and Tucson. Bids Will be opened
n and days above stated. and bidders in
vited to be present the opening The Department re
the right determine the point OF delivery and
reject and all bids, or any part OF any hid,
W. A JONES Commissioner.
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EDWARD NJ. CIRCUIT. Comptroller.
nce. Comptro' I~r's once. April eel 1902.
TREASU RY DEPARTMENT. Office of Gen

'INtEASl R1 DEPARTMENT. once OF zen
cral Superintendent l.. :. IIfe-Savng Service.
Washington, D. g.. April % 1e02Sealed proposals VIII
Doe received this Office until O'Clock Monday.
Goth MAY 1902 and then publicly opened, for
furnishing supplies required for Of the LifeSavtng
Service fiscal ending 30 1913. the
plies to De delivered at such points In New York city,
Grand Haven. Mich. and san Frau'isTo, CAL he
REQUIRED and in The quantities named in the SPECIFICATIONS
The supplies u-ctj consist Of Beds and Bedding, Blocks
Sheaves. Cordage; Crockery; Furniture Hardware,
Lamps Lanterns, etc Medicines etc: Paints oils,
ship ChauJ-r1. stoves, etc; Tools. and Miscellaneous
Articles. all which enumerated the specified
attached the form 80 bill etc. which be-
obtained upon application u this office % the Inspector
Stations Il State Street New York city
Superintendent Twelfth IAie saving District Grand
Haven and Superintendent Thirteenth LfeSaving
Administers Francisco. cal En-
yeopvs containing proposals should De addressed y the
General SUPERINTENDENT T. : Life Saving Service. Wash
iugtou H. g. and marked the outside Proposal
fUr Annual supplies" The right s Ell reject
anv all bids and waive defects. u deemed for the
interests tho Government. = l. klMBAli. General
Superintendent
StEAIED BIDS or estimates for steam fittings.
- wrought iron oils and miscellaneous supplies vii.
be received BY Commissioner ~ Docks at Pier \.
R7tt.ry Place o'clock 2 NJ. Monday May 9Th.
1902 For particulars City Record
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SECURITIES AT AUCTION.

The following securities were sold yesterday at
auction at the New-Tork Real Estate salesroom
by Adrian H. Muller Son:
So 600 city Of Jersey City 7 per cent forty year
bonds due July. 1913. Coupons January 1904
100 SHARES Mount Hope Cemetery Association 60
60 shares the Evergreen Cemetery COMPANY. 100
I.a25 shares New York. Iaelkananna and Western Yves
217 shares Hudson River Brick Manufacturing
Company u Eepi7ncks Point; M per snare 90 o'
70 shares Kniekerboczer Steamboat Company lot SOL
shsres Port jefftrsoh Milling COMPANY: ..... -
h ha5 o Mgarran fmisea per Share s14
shaTss 4 iRysf i rue inaa9e Company &c.,
SC 600 BROOKLYN Heights Railroad company , per
bonds due April. 194i Interest April
% s SHARES Wells Fargo Express Company 9is
100 iSsrs. 8s.9sl Bank q gaas9:s:: 49,:
$1,000 Gsesnd IeTn2i and p Ts e gd R1 bong
aug 1872: GIaTaa{e NJ by bal 1, ana Ohio
crued interest from November ! to be
share New Law Institute $i iF5
IS shares colorado Fuel and Iron company
% shares Lawyers Mortgage Insurance com
shares Niagara Fire Insurance Company " 254is
% > shsrss Holland Trust company -; 80
g. ~ Sli, Ieleah Iotco company preferred l5o14
PER cent bonds due 1907 Interest Ia iiSFy
$1,000 Peoples Gas Light and coke Company Of dl' '
Shia2so segond martsage per cent bonds
10 shares Mutual Trust Company of Westchester
49,. County ................ 2I3
5000 Washington Railway and Electric Company
per temporary receipts. ............... s2is
o. sIares Afnerlcar surety Company 1874
k2e00 Chicago Railway Terminal Elevator Compauv
mortgage per s.............
p shares Phoenix National 116Is
20 shares Van NOrden Trust
shares Century Realty 1901.
$3.50 Atlantic Mutual Insurance COMPANY scriD
60 .,o Of a,I 1897 1o2'4
se'S4O Atlantic Mutual Insurance Company scrip
q 1900 ................ 1o47s
- shares Adams Express Company 210i,
: shares Market Fulton National Rank
6o shares Citizens National Rank
100 shares Atlantic Trust Company 3I5
90 shares Germ Bank
klots' Ileutsc1er Nerein
share Continental Insurance C'5upaDv.......
$40 90 Siaaes 9eTn AchanEe Bank 4G6ia
SAVVoV consolidated Water Company @ Utica. y. y.
iIrst mortgage . gold bonds, due
1880 Observation-Disclosures. 100
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sEAnoARD AIR LINE RAILWAY.

New YORK April % 1890.
RefundinE Collateral Trust 30 Bonds.
THE COUPONS due May LIST, 1862, from the
- above named Bonds paid and after May 1st.
Office OF the SeabuaTd Air Line Railway. No
X Wall street. New York.
J. H. SHARP Treasurer.
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financial meeIlnqs.

OFFICE OF BURLINGTON. CEDAR RAPIDS AND
NORTHERN RAILWAY COMPANY
~ Broad St, New York. April %. 1902
A NNUAL MEETING of the Stockholders of
this company will be Cedar Rapids Iowa. on
Tuesday. the 27th Of May 1902. $3.50 o'clock a NJ.
Transfer books will close on Wednesday, May 7th
D. IN. reopen May
II. II HOLLTSTER. Treasurer
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Crust @ ON pa mes.
MORTON TRUST
COMPANY,

80 NASSAU STREET.
Capital, 2.000. GOO
Surplus & Undivided Profits So 10000
OFFICERS,
LRvIP r. MORTON, President
THOMAS +. RYAN. VIce-President
JAMES Il. CORBIERE, I'd yice-Prest
HIM FRANCIS, Secretary
CHARLES A. CONANT, Treasurer
EUGENE Il. VARET. Asst. Secretary
G. l.. wILMERDING. Asst. Secretary
H.B. BERRY, Trust Officer
DIRECTORS
John Jacob Aston. Joseph Larocque.
George II. Baker, ID. o. Mills.
Edward J. Berwind. Levi p. Morton,
Frederic Cromwell, Richard A. McCurdy.
James IL. Duke, W. G.. Oakman,
Henry NJ. FIagIer, George Foster Peabody.
G. G.. Haven Samuel Rea.
Joseph 4. Hendrix, Elihu Root.
> BRAN -. Hewitt, Thomas II. Ryan,
James y. JarVie, Jacob III. Schin,
Walter -. Johnston, John Sloane.
- JuiIIiard, william G. Whitney.
EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE,
LEVI u. MORTON.
THOMAS f. RYAN,
EDWARD j. BERWIND,
g. e. HAVEN,
JOSEPH c. HENDRIX,
JAMES n. JARVIE,
GEORGE FOSTER PEABODY,
JACOB H. sCHIFF,
WILLIAM c. WHITNEY.
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Coupon Bonds of 81, 600 each,
with Provision for Registration as TO Principal

H
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1902-05-01
ernst Gompames
Bowling Green Trust CO.

20 BROADWAY, NEW YORK.
Capital, S2,5OO,OOO. Surplus, 81, 100000
OFFICEHSi
EDWIN GOULD, President.
WILLIAM i m TAHoR vice-Presideuts.
JOHN A. HILTON V. Pres. Treas
WILLIAM N. LAWS Secretary.
DIRECTORS:
Charles p Armstrong, Andrew LangdOn,
Geo. r. BidweIl, Vim. M. Laws,
Frank Brainard, Edward A. Maher,
Amos II. Caef, j. w. MiddendOrf,
Edmund C. Converse. Henry A. McGee.
Vim. Nelson Cromwell, WnsIOW s. Pierce,
Thomas 7. Eckert, William II. Taylor,
Edwin Could Samuel Thomas,
Frank ]. Could Edward K. Thomas,
John A. Hilton, John p. TruesdeIl,
Myron I. fierriCk, John Shelton Williams,
Edward X. Ladew, Z. F. c. Young.
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Uiuioeuo xonees.
winsIow, Lauer & Co., n Nassau ST.. N. Y. City

THE INTEREST AND DIVIDENDS ON THE FOL-
LOWING BONDS AND STOCKS ARE PAYABLE AT
OUR BANKING-HOUSE ON AND AFTER MAY 1Sr.
1902:
American Cotton oil Co Deb. AIS
Cleveland & Pittsburg Rid Co. Gen. Mtg. 3i.s
Cambridge City. Ind. Water Works Is.
COnnersvlle Ind. School
Greenfield Ind, School Is.
Grant Co, Ind, Gravel Road IS.
Harrison Co. Ind. Funding IS.
Marion, Ind. School 6s.
Pitts. Fl Wayne and Chicago Ry. CO. Ist Mtg Is.
Series E
P.tts.. FL Wayne and Chicago Ry Co. "a Mtg. IA
Series L.
Portsmouth. Ohio. Water Works
Red Key Ind. 6s.
Rushville. Ind Water Co IS and Water 6s
Starke Co.. Ind, Court House is
May J.
Rochester Ind. School is
May IL
Columbia City, Ind. Water Works IS.
Dearborn Co., Ind. Funding 5s
Greene Co, Ind, Gravel Road 4iss.
Noblesville, Ind. Improvement BIDS.
Posey Co.. Ind. Gravel Roads.
MAY 81
Marion Co. Ind. Reminding She
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ALLIs-CHALMERs COMPANY.

ALIIs-CHALMEkS NUMFANf.
New York. April 23d 1902
THE BOARD OF DIRECTORS of this Com
pany have this day declared the reguar quarterly
dividend Of ONE AND THREE AFTER Q%S0 FEiS
CENT. on the Preferred Of this company payable
Preferred stock transfer books viii
close on April 25th. 3 o'clock p NJ and On
1902 n 10 o'clock 4. NJ.
w j. CHALMERS Treasurer.
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13o broadway. New York.
NOTICE.

NOTICE.
TO BondholdcrS of the Ohio Steel Company
-, IN aeeoriance with the provisions Trust Deed
The following bonds Of the Ohio Steel
june le9s. have been drawn by rcdemption on
June J. iN- ana principal and interest Will be paid at
The Dollar Savings and Trust Company. Youngstown
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OFFICE OF
AMALGAMATED COPpER co.

AMALGAMATED COPPER CO.,
- Broadway. New York April Both. 1902.
NOTICE is hereby given that the stock GER
tihcate transfer books Company will closed
on Saturday. May 10Th 1902, the purposes
Annual Meeting Of the Company, be held June
"a 1902 and that such books will be reopened Tues
day Sd. 1907, At 10 o'clock a. NJ.
VIM. G. ROCKEFELLER. Secretary.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1902-05-01

PHILADELPHIA COMPANY OF PITTSBURGH
cOnsoI. Mtse. Coll Trust Five Per Cent, Bonds.
Coupons May LIST 1902 from the above. Will bs
pail and after maturity by Messrs- Brown Brothers
New York Philadelphia and Boston, or BY AessrA
Alexander Brown < sons, Baltimore
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BILE AT THE tanning HOUSE OF
n. W. HARRIS & COMPANY,


81 a 3ss Pine street, \. n City
Baker Co. Ore school District No 3 school Building
Big stone Co. MINI. Refunding
Branerd. Mimi. Board OF Education. School
Burngon Ia Independent school District school BHia-
Rapids Ia Electric Light * Power Co. Mort
Charlotte Mich. Water Works
Clackamas CO. Ore school District No 3, school Build
crystal Fails. Mich Refunding
Des Moines. Ia CITY R. r. Co Consolidated Morgags.
Durango, Colo, Reminding " ster
East Portland, Ore. Water and Light
Evanston. H.. school Refunting.
Fergus Falls MINI Independent School District Refund
Glen Township So Oak. school
Harlan. Ia. Electric Light Plant ell ,,,.,. NJ
Indepen 3les Ia. Electric Light
JefrersonvIIle. Ind. Refunding.
Jerseyvile H.. Refunding
Logan. Utah. School Building.
Loganspoft Ind. Refundins
Mshaska Co. la. Funding.
Menominee Mich. sewer and Paving; Street Improve
New Whatcom Wash. Funding
N NoTfo Va VA AP3TSPTaioR srs b
Norfolk. Va. smiths Greek Bridge.
Pulaski Co. Ind, Court House.
Boane Co I Tenn vv6 sHpd Works
ssit t' Lake Co. Utah school District No %.
shelbyviue. Mo. Electric Light Works. ,,.
Stevens e Go Wash School District 2 Gold Refund
Toluca, III. Water Works
Watson Co. Wash Wssh s Enanf 6 s2 No aiouss
YamhiIi Co ore school District No so Funding (HS-
MAY I'D. 1902.
Lawrence Co.. H. NAY Sfs9ql s RIii.if 1907 &2
Menasha. Wis HiS Il ~ SSh9 i5T FIIld iaos.
I4 irs IN Refunding-
isHaS'' vs. MAY 18TH. 1907; s,r,
Pierce Co Wash. School District No 3 tFernh44p'
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New York Security & Trust Company,

WALL. ST. NEW YORK.
COUPONS PAY ABLE MAY ISF.
Ashland Coal Il Iron Ry. 60.
CatICttSburS. kenOVa a CeredO Water Co.
CITY OF Dallas, Tex. Gen. Imp. BIDS
Council Bluffs Gas a Flee. co. LIST MtEe-'
Dallas city. Oregon.
Remington Paper Co.
suffolk ~ Elec. Go. 1st NtGe. 80.
Uticu BeIt Line -. r.. II. list MfGe.
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THE AMERICAN EXCHANGE NATIONAL BANK.
Broadway. New York. April I'D. 1904
7 A MEETING of the Board of Directors
o. hank. held today. semi-annuaI dividend %
-FOUR $50 PER CENT. the Capital stock de-
cared payable proNio stockholders of record
a close Of business April 22d 1892
EDWARD BURNS. Cashier.