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ROBERT MITCHELL. (Seal) J. P. TAGGART. (Seal.)
Territory of Arizona,D

Territory of Arizona,)
 County of Cochise. jss.
 Before me. c. B. Maybee, a Notary Public in and for the County of Co., chise, Territory of Arizona. on this day personally apeared Robert Mitchell and J. P Taggart. known to me to be the persons whose names are sub scribed to the within and foregoing in strumeut, and acknowledged to me that they executed the same for the pur- poses and consideration therein ex- pressed.
 Given under my hand and seal oi office this 17th day of April, A. D. 1903 My commission expires the 27th day of February. 1906. c. B. MABEE.
 (Notarial Seal) Notary Public.
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In the Matter of the Estate of Michael O'Reilly, Deceased-Order to Show Cause of sale of mining claim.
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Recorders Office, Tombstone,
 Cochise County, Arizona. Filed and recorded at request of J. P Taggart, April 18th, A D. 1903, at .9:30 a. m. Book 2 Interpretations, pages 375-3S2. FRANK HARE,
 County Recorder.
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Recorders Office. Tombstone,
 Cochise County. Arizona.
 Filed and recorded at request Of IT. H. Collins, May 16 A. n 1905. at 9;3o a. m., Book Incorpo-ations pages 43a433. FRANK HARE County Recorder.
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E. J. PARKINSON, (
 Secretary.

County of Cochise, )
 Territory of Arizona.)ss.
 Before me. Lee O. Woolery. Notary Public in and for the County of Co., chise. Territory of Arizona. on this day personally apeared Robert Mitchell, J. P. Taggart. T. H. Collins. E. J. Parkin- son and c. J. Wheeler. known to me to be the persons whose names are sub scribed to the within and foregoing in- strument, and acknowledged to me that they executed the same for the
 purpose and consideration therein ex- pressed.
 Given under my hand and seal of office this 18th day of May, A. D. 1903 My commission expires January 12 1907. LEE O. WOOLERY. (Notarial Seal) Notary Public.
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urer and secretary, who shall be elect ed annually from among the directors | by a majority vote thereof, at a meet ing held immediately after the annual meeting of the stockholders. The vice president and treasurer may be one and the same person. A majority of said directors shall constitute quo rum, and any meeting of the directors at which a quorum shall be present shall be legal meeting. The presi- dent shall be the executive officer of the corporation, and shall sign all con veyances. checks, contracts and other instruments. Provided. however. that all such instruments executed by the president shall. before they shall be valid and binding uuon this corpora tion, be countersigned by the secre- tary. or, in his absence or inability to act, the treasurer. Any officer of the corporation may be removed at any time by a majority vote of the Board of Directors and the vacancy thereby created may be immediately filled by a like vote.
 ARTICLE XII.
 Any and all vacancies that may oc- cur in the Board of Directors shall be filled until the next regular annual election. by the members of the Board of Directors -emaining in office.
 ARTICLE XIV.
 No person shall l e eligible to the office of director in this corporation unless he is a stockholder. and any director cea inc to be stockholder shall thereupon cease to be d director.
 ARTICLE xv.
 
 commencement of the existence of this corporation, the directors shalll meet and adopt bylaws, and at any meeting thereof it may make and adopt such rules and regulations as it may deem necessary for .he government of the Board of Directors and for the proper management of the affairs of the cor poration. which shall be consistent with these Articles. and in accordance with the laws of the United States and the Territory of Arizona. and such by laws may at any subsequent meeting of the Board Of Directors be amended. altered or repealed.
 ARTICLE XVI.
 These Articles of Incorporation may be amended in any regular or extraor dinary meeting of the stockholders, by vote of the majority of the stock issued and outstanding. and whenever any such amendment of these Articles of Incorporation shall be made, the same shall be signed and asknowl- edged by the president of the corpora ton. and by the secretary thereof. and shall have the same force and virtue as if signed by all the stockholders.
 In witness whereof wehave hereunto set our hands and seals the ... day of .......... A D. 1903
 ROBERT MITCHELL. (SealO
 J. P. TAGGART. (Seal)
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AMENDMENT TO ARTICLES OF IN CORPORATION OF THE PENN SAVANNA (. CANANEA CONSOLr DATED COPPER COMPANY.

We. the undersigned. officers and stockholders of the Pennsylvania x Cananea Consolidated Copper Compa- ny, corporation organized and existing under the laws of the Territory of Ari- zona which Articles of Incorporation are of record in the office of the County Recorder of Cochise County, Ter, ritory of Arizona. in Book No. .2 of Interpretations. on pages 375 to 3S2 inclusive. recorded on the 18th day of April. A D. 1903. do hereby cer- tify and declare that at special meet ing of the stockholders of said corpora tiou. the following amendment to the said Articles of Incorporation was duly and regularly adopted, to-wit:
 Article II of the Articles of IncoIpor' ation is hereby amended to read as follows.
 "The name assumed bv this corpor ation. and by which it shall be known and under which it shall hold property and transact all its business, is the Pennsylvania G cananea Copper Com pany. | In witness whereof we have here unto set our hands and sea!J this 16th da yof May. A. D. 1903. ROBT. MITCHELL, (Seal)
 President.
 E.J PARKINSON. (Seal) Secretary.
 Stockholders:
 T. H. COLLINS. (Seal)
 J. P. TAGGART. (Seal)
 c. J. WHEELER. (Seal)
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SUB-TREtSIRY TRANSACTIONS.
MONEY AND EXCHANGE.

Money on crll. 2i+m2}! per cent last loan.
81. per cent ruling rate. -. per cent Tine
money Is quoted at va ~ per cent for sixii !
dnys. f,M4t per cent for ninety DAYS 4h@
~ per cent. for four and six months. and
a., per cent, for nine months Commerce l
single ma mes and bills receivable: other name $
~. m5'. per cent
Sterling exchange market was somewhat
easier in tone and prices declined ni3 points
the demand was less than for any day this
week. Continental exchange was steady
Posted rqt.s were quoted at s5s5l: for long
Long bills s. s4Nus4 81; sight drafts, 81 $3.50
81 rs, and cable transfers, s. sseOmS4 1896
irdnfs were quoted or h E or i9ns
quoted at 94'3mo4 1915 for long and a5'. a 81
;-iG for short: guilders were quoted at 40 i-1Gm
~ 3-l8 for long and loi4m 10 DID for short.
Domestic exchange on New York Boston
H aa pre saH'"i BB"F ss% cS
assou% ,S ns 5@ 5a sr s Sfn T"n
premium ST Louis l5c. premium CHI
"aGo Par 10 lnc premium Cincinnati
Between banks. 2jc. on over counter, 500
premium New Orleans Commercial dOc
discount hank, 81 premium
None d IN londHm' s,."s,, PER cent 1d; ka,s
an" a" " 'Hf"e m"nt i biz. s'.msn per cent,
Coneol. Tor money closed at 30 80 and for the
scconn, at " IS Amoqnt Of bullion l WITH,
to-day. Gi7s,ooo. The Bank of England
premium rate oil discount unchanged at
per sent. The PROBATION of its RESERVES rs
10 liabilities /, ." IL per cent. against ~ W
last week and 1875. the same week of last
year. The weekly statement of the bank
SHOWS the following changes from tire pre-.
vious accounts: The total reserves increased
ei4.os'. circulation decreased $4,000. bullion
increased ElO,67G. other sccuritie, decreased
c3i2T, ooU other deposit, decreased e., 575. 600.
public deposits decreased ciG5 900. note re-
serves Increased $4,000. Government Sc
,uri,ie, unrhuI ged. Paris advices quote
per cent. IS francs M centimes. Exchange
on London. - francs Isl, confines HE
private rate oi discount Is -. per cent. Ber-
lin advices quote exchange on London 20
marks 4si pfenniss. The private rate of
discount IL :; Ter cent.
Commercial price of bar silver IN New
York 54u. Bar silver in London closed at
~ ID. Mexican silver dollars We're quoted
AT i2c.
New York Clearing House statement:
Exchanges. s2i4,7 O3.slA balance. 81 ,68? So
Sub-Treasury debit balance. $685.
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CnIIrt Calendar This DAY.

anp"n pNS Sc S ~ % Sour Mo.ons
sSas" ", Ss SEsa T;'" e. Hpss
,slo. rs, SooI General calendsr 1897 1872
llS' d!l: 1913 bss iss LOO i1ai 1910 2so 2e7a
CAS- unnnIshed Gases from Par, ILL., Par, vi
20 day rsenda dsl 6sm os,
Case unnnlshcd, Nos. i03se' i7s2ia 1881. Ssoi
:ca,. 1890 $500 2o2I 2Oeo. 34aa, 2et1 go, so5s 1851
:e5a :ss g7as ?iss a7os Pisa 500 sssi aes1 1854
?tl3 1870. 1900, :,'s 1904 aot3. 1907. 1854 i0ssa
les.s ,I 9a ,9'' PAT IXcsse umsnshsd
Gases from Par, III. Part yI.-Case unfinished
Cases from Par, III. Part vII.-case unnnished
Cases from Part H. Part NIlI:.Clear: Nos.
1855 @ sH , eai ss i 1876 se rs &C., &C.,
iUxos 200 eo3s!3 :ais 2!s2 i04ss. sa5 30ss. 2a1s,
Par X;-Caso unfinished. Cases IRON pan viii
cases from essei p. ,I9 VIII FIR yl I, NJ
surrogate s cou.: Chambers. Motion calendar
Dale rseer assus Is f Pelham. Mar.
Tnsl Term, No. 1877. win OF Caroline A. erosion.
cry 6ouIt Special .Term,-cour, opens a, 10
4. n Motions: Tnal Tcrm.-pnrt Case un ,
s Si ssss Sss iss lss ,2Ss z1s
I2s7 1907. io72 2sso ?i77. ioe 1875 1894 issi Pari
.S' ssIe 1s sss ssi ,IH so s ssi se ,ss'
49,: A. s ssss a.o a's ~ s7s io' ps A. i 'ess
III. g. e. IA S sss Nos '''' ''' a''s ''''
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RESERVE FuSb.
Gold coin and bullion Observation-Disclosures.
Live stock Market.

Receipts OF bcovcs were 1871 head. all consigned
dir ct No sales reported Dressed beef steady
city dressed native SIDES. extreme range. TdaI,C
per ID, Cables quoted American steers al IL, "a
rli,. dressed weight: refrigerator beef a, yiac
per ID. Exports to day 10 heeycS. los sheep TO
morrow, parity estimated. OIL beevrs. 5000 quar-
tiers OF beef.
Receipts OF calves all for the market were 1870
head; 247 head sale all told. Hardly enough
business to man" market. No sales reported
about 40 Lead 'rSod City dressed walls. general
sales, 1a0i2c. per H.
Receipts OF sheep and lambs. including IT,. cars
direct 10 slaughter. W"rc l. s3j mead: 1877 cars on
sale all to d. Good sheep sold ioal l5c. stronger
other grades ruled about steady lambs We're In
fair Inquiry and firm; about It., cars OF stock were
urS1d. Clipped sheen sold al siGsS.hO per 100
lbs. few unshon do. al s.; clipped lambs at s. .2j
nnshorn lambs al 81: about deck Of Virginia spring
lambs az $50 per 100 lbs: abou, deck OF common
do. At SO. 10 caCh, Dressed mutton general sales
sGl0'3c. per ID; dressed lambs iU@IAc
Receipts OF hogs we're ?,Ni head, about deck
on sale Give, No hllcs reported.
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..bDc, Press Embarrassment.

A creditors petition in bankruptcy was
filed yesterday agains' the Abbey Press
New York, of IA Fifth avenue by John
j. Clarke 4 Co.. whos> claim is sGis for
goods sold and delivered in December,
ioo. iudg. George c, Holt appointed
Hugh A. Bayne temporary receiver.
IN N" Supreme Court yesterday Justice
Otiornian appointed Benjamin r Feiner
temporary receiver for the Abbey Press
on tho application of the Rev Carlos Mart yn
and Charles +. Rideal directors for a voun-
iary dissolution of the corporation The
liabilities are given as SOC, 5B5 and the nomi-
nal ASSETS as 81 ,63l. Michael j. Mu!uueen
has been appointed referee in the matter,
and the order TO show cause has been set
down for Oct. .
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In cotton there was a further ad vance. especially
noteworthy u; New Orleans where the bull cuqu"
cXpccledly strong cables. The rise in Liverpool
was attributed 10 buying there by Philadelphia
spot interests. May h. 70 rose to another new high
level on the rsc there Is understood TO have
been hcaNy selling by both the New York and New
Orleans hull cliques, and to some II looks as though
the market had been forced UP for the purpose OF
weather is much more favorable than recently,
but the manipulate ion in New York and New OTean'
especially In New Orleans. ana rumors thht thtir
Is stu quea large short Interest In May outstanding
make bears very cautious. To large extent IT Is
u purely professional and an openly manipulated
market. but the bulls seem 10 nave the situation
VEL in hand ana II htr ere ARE any sxsreSs' peer
One urn said The crop conditions reported
10 day continue 10 show more scasonabo ten
pcraturcS and good rains In many localities. hri
10 give entire relief. \ conviction seems TO have
settled In the minds OF the trading public that u"
crop ha, made latr. bad star, and this seems 10
Justly the belief that early deliveries from the
new crop VII. bc unlmporiant In volume, ant spec,I
la,lon is following with this idea. vita ia. cNcr'
OF higher values IN the early fall options. There
seems doubt also that any Government repurl
issued covering May conditions Will OF necessity
he less favorable tnan last year, ana that 'u!I
acreage may not be reported. as earlier e,
pected by reason Of the delay In planting prepare
arguments ave being used. and the market Is de
Ncoping Il tote In accordance With their tenor
il is reported that the Lowell strife viii be settled
next week. and Inquiries for good spinning grades
COFFEE Rio Oh the spot was steady at ''.c
ior No. :, sales. $50 bags Central American. 100
Maracaibo; 100 Bogota Futures advanced
declined ~ Hamburg unchanged to = pfg !owri
American warehouse deliveries u, IS. bags RIO
was UNCHANGED; receipts. 1000 bags stock sol go
unchanged; receipts. 1900 bags, stock, $3.50"
Prices a follows.
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This shows the gram movement
81 york #s;a $ s;s s ss Sss '' s
Expsor,s.:.' GO. ~'sea SIS 800 -"
@ 1850 $500 1889, 1866 , sss
S $3.50" ssooo
T Tsy IN the % "a p Ssss
from the Southwest and covering OF shorts bu, later
So Ishs1 on Sssi short y
encouraged BY better weather n and disappolntn.
ss Of S asy
Co. and other leading interests were reported
% om Fns esS % WsIs %h
q, 81 Louis was easier. and selling orders came
and foreign houses were moderate sellers Of July
and September. ON the decline commission houses
by early sellers, checked the downward movement
o. prices Rains occurred ~ the Southwest, but
in most sections. Brootnhall says that rains are
white Pads was unchanged 10 IS centimes lower s
cSs,sS sls,Is ,ns ~ords vs!sIs ssp 1Hs
primary receipts were 30 900 bush. against $4,000
cepts were 10000 bush and the eiearances 70 GO
Corn was fraction higher az one time on a demand
count Of the backward season and poor grading
but later there was reaction owing TO the decline
In wheat and liquidation The cables were Il to
Nd. lower. Chic, 20 received 1872 cars. including
4 Of contract grad Primary receipts were S6l 600
bush: against 27o.ooo last year, and the shipments
The sc.board received 2ss.ooo bush. and cleared
kai 900. OAts nuctuated In company with corn.
The trading was quiet and featureess. Chicago
Flour. -0uiet and featureiess. Sales. 800
bbls. Receipts were $3.50 bbls. and $40 sacks:
Superfne. s,.7oaS275: No. : extra. s2.7sas2ss
clears ssl5ataSO; straights. o. Sass IS: patents
straighs. SS:so03S7o patents. StGSt.H
CorroN.-Spot cotton here advanced 10 points
Sales. 81 bales for spinning. Mddling upiands
u. Lose. against 9tsc. last year; New Orleans and
Gulf II. ?oc- against eJ&c. Savannah and Mobile
advanced sc. Liverpool advanced 1 points ON
Tho spot with sales OF 10000 bales futures advanced
to points. Manchester quiet and steady.
The movement to day was as follows
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There was a slight advance In cofee. 4N'ng
mai nly to small Interior receipts ony I4o bag
and covering OF shorts. European cahcS vi VII
easier. but they had no effect for there was no l'>
position to cell. .,
ET>Is.-ln London tin was las higher 10!
spot. at flse i5s Sd. and l5s higher for futures
elsa i5s The local market was Guile IofW'
In London advanced is. cd. for spot 90 g.? p
and IS. for futures TO E6c IS Cd. the mar
here was quiet and unchanged Lead was WI
changed Ia both markets, With tre foreign CLOSELY
Gl2 Is. I'D. Spclter also unchanged hcte Wt'
abroad, with London closing a, 81 10, lhe 70.
lowing are the quotations OF the Metal 'H'hane,
Copper Lake, spot H.75aisc ccc,roiyt' nc % 't n1,
H.7SGi5c.; casting, spo, iSoa t'5r. TN ~ 40 o''
20. i2i.c.: tin plates. 81 so at min lead t9+
speltcr a.75c.; iron, No. | northern. ~, az.
pig iron warrants nominal steel rails at 'nl' y
NAVAL STORES. Spirits OF iurpcntlNr' -! p"
1905 go,
pnovIsIoNe.--Lard was .wc.k; renncd , ON
5000; Brazil kegs, iil.7s, Pork was Guct, w''
0i3 @l0c. Butter creamery, extras :s'. -
FOL Q2iisc: State dairy. tubs fancy, ?lc trnt,tt
state. I. G., small colorcd fair 70 tah.! '"GSm,
large. white. lair TO fancy, 1901 'siH tsgs az
Chicago May 7.""Therc was weak market ssr'
and because OF labor troubles At tn ysfds nv,
tone OF the market was heavy DESPITE inr md
tina, the carly losses were fully recovered ..md
open buying by the leading interests Wa LooH ne
upon with considerable suspicion In we" VI '''
very slow cash trade" .. .,-
dull; graduated In bhls., hs5 0j,ojc ~
CHIC Aoo Nav .-ThCsp were 10 day prices
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THE OUTSIDE .WARkET.

The, out side securities market to-day con-
Timed moderately active, and while prices
M '!mes were inclined 10 show u roactiouary
Tendency, the general tone in tho main was
Northern, Securities was slightly more nc
tive anu firmer In the early trading it
showed a Gain of about II, per cent. over
tie last lihal but near the close lost all the
advance American Can, preferred dis
play ed considerable irrccularity: after open
the advance, but in the fnal dealings on
heavy purchases, presumably. for inside
account, advanced to 49, tho highest price
OF the day. and ended with gain Of nearly
per cent. The co,amon stock was irm,
but practically neglected
strong opening. declined over {! per cent
offerings The common was better sup
ported 69t ended is Prae}HiG;aty unehansed
and strength in the final trading yesterday,
forced rp up " per cent but the advance was
7, per cent, and ended at about the lowest
The Copper shares were strong and more
active. Greene Consolidated. under good
buying. rose White Knob Copper gained
unchapeed;r British Columbia Copper rose
There was II slightly better inquiry for
bonds. considerable interest being attached
to the wide difference between the price Of
L. >. Shipbuding 5s. on the stock Exchange
this market varied 10 points; United States
was KEEP, within marrow limits. New Orleans
Railway+is displayed more animation than for
some time. IaCkaw wanna Steel IS were strong
and about unchanged
We 80 Il
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white i0s.c.: No. white. 3siac Futures closed
. niShei May .oC na bye G ya ,o ar er NS
and state SO 10 SIC, nominal track. Corn was
steady. sales. 10000 bush. mainly for export
May price: 30 2 white. SIC; No. yellow Sac,
Futures closed unchanged to isc. higher. Sales.
.OO 600 bush Prices as follows:
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DAILY TREASURY STATEMENT.

W.sHrSoToS. May THE statement of the re-
c-ip.I and expenditures OF the Treasury shows:
This dGI. THIS month Fiscal Year.
Receipts 81 .723.31i g5 sac. 205 SOC
Expenditures ..... i.eso.ooo iooso.ooo 4il.o4 ss55
Dehct .......,... s:50629 sl7S,so5 1885 ci5,s 81
surplus.
The receipts from customs 10 day were Ss29. $50:
from Internal revenue s7iG.6i5 miscellaneous,
Sii7.i0o; national bank notes received for redemp
lion. 1851 .Gs5.
for NJ rN shoNs.
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ELECTIONS AND MEETINGS.
THE MERC4NTILE NATIONAL BANK.
DIVIDENDS AND INTEREST.

ROGERS LOCOMOTIVE WORKS.
Coupons number four. due May II, 1903, on Rogers
Locomotive Works hrSi mortgage i've per cent.
bonds viii hr paid on and after that date az the
Once Ct tn Company 81 Wall street. New York
hy. T. p. HOLRAN. Treasurer
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10 EXCHAA
METAL Exc
FAR BN

Fl Confusion FOIH
Metal MAJ
Manufact4
the IncOrry
1t il becon
daily that MOI
exists for cop4
eral disorder
market quotat
| in tho trade.
nouinally mad
Exchange. pr
business In col
I exchange in III
ing producers !
! resulting from
subject to the
time Of deliyd
delivered and
render it exd
exact market
Though the
oficial quotati
lytic brands oil
AT lI.T5 cents
il was learne
that the large
Countrywide
pany--is not O
Of copper belo1
To account
quoted at the
PLANTATION was
some other lag
Offering the md
United Metal
what amount
at the lower g
tained. /
II has been q
Trade for some
Metal ExchanQ
ket for the met
done and the
has been In th
per metal qud
10 Q little whil
tious In many Il
however, after
a few weeks al
Of the quotati
decided to inst
ing the metal
market existip
In other wordi
by the leading
Tho metal. VII
change or not
The Official qmd
The Metal r
II change in
many brands
upon contract
vice versa. TIL
trtde yesterda
order Of the
Of the Lake brj
less price than
alleged by TIL
move at the 3
it's delivery I'd
the L. ke bran
centags Of ars
been gradually
and making til
Another fac
which has ten
students Of til
endeavon to
standing Of "a
bean the quots
from the Iond
arc for branda
thQes dealt In he
u was also "a
day that the for
times wholly a
BY no means
Regarding tho
th6 weeks oot
L Co.. whs an
metal, says;
The tact the
IN limited guam
regular market
lished repute
feature INTO III
sporadic o6erh
ence to Ok the
These odd lota
but only % q \
Of whose blovs
a powerful sld
crushing effects
lusty and pos
force to Succul
and hoSe Wild
staS4atinn. ao
tion n the near
still Of that min
uh ole trend OF
The Makeup
had q dsorgal
for copper pr(
has thus been
Of the metal {
prices quoted
market. The
products hav
With demands
for their good(
lower quotati
would welcon
mean the Is,
prices for ca
a0t1,o1 ~.rlrn
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RAILROAD AND OTHER B0NDs.

Adams EXP 4s jDen&Rio Or <,<s iNortAw PocA -
:SS o ss Den rio e. q 4. o. as Ss N.s 4.
Ann Arbor list - 1000. gpla 5000. lO2
A,eSTop4sFs "a 5000 5000. SSSis or SSor, Line s
1000. 00aB 1000. g0laI 1000. ] 3ia
$500, OQlIl b000keo. y @ II Or Short Lac q
10000. O010 5000. 9oSI 1000. -. g3Il
7 as adj Is ETY. q 9 en- % 5000. o ala
stamped 1000 6i2 Penna CIV 8Izs
$4,000. =. o Erie prior Hen Is 500. OF
AtiantIcCLine g bo60.a Oss1 5000 . 8 81
$4,000. -. % Ia Erie gm lien - Reading gm q
s.s oS ssis !: Ers eGSS eos 1885,
5000. D ] u col tr - pegtatsred
ssSSSss 1871 r, sssS !: N! :S SssS..4s&
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&rporationl
. Msf to 0ovl
amend the RI
csshata.hsd sino@
expire on Jad
He says it 4
neneht Of the
y IN danger !
~ nm-pser.
J. u. Ke
James y.
.t,N. satd
Iumon thai r
We eaeious II
10 and will
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NO loo.YE1
R%pia Trans,tI
winter'i

President "
r'nnsit Comp&
sit Commission
tioa would be-
Engineer Par
Manhattan ed
with the Bro{
subway to Nd
the East Rived
pAy could ii
The hrst refu
COMPANY RUM
March 20, lsd
proceeds Of d
be made for
properties OF
way and tunr
pan Of the g
pany he sugge
hasa the full
OF the secund
He asked !
Hshs,,nght 70 !
Williamsburg
Tor pernissio
railway conne
burg AID Bird
Oh the mo-
WAS decided
a proposition
could not he
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