davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1903-01-17

EI$ OF Sell Of Section No. IA in TOY
ship No. IN, Range No. 80 W.
will offer proof to show that the IA
sought is more valuable for its q
Der or stone than for agricultural p
poses. and 10 establish his claim
said land before the County Clerk
Iron County AT Crystal Falls Mich
Wednesday. the 2sth day OF Janna
1903
He names a. witness
George Evans
John +. Haden
Merton Wilson
Charles ". Haden of Sidnaw NJ
Any and all persons claiming
versely the apoye-described lands
requested 10 file their claims in
Office on or before said 2sth day
January 1905.
Thomas Scadde J.
Registe
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1903-01-17
CONGRESS MAY REMOVE
THE DUTY ON COAL.
House Adopts Resolution Investigate the Situation
at Once-Outline of Provisions
of the Measure.

Washington, Jan. 13.-It is expect
ed that congress win pass a bill re-
moving the duty. OF 81 cents ton
on coal imported into this country.
This bin may take the form OF re-
bate or drawback for 90 days. and
also will provide for reciprocity, add
ing free of duty coal imported,
into this country from countries
granting the same privilege TO
the United States. This means
Canada and will permit Nova Scotia
coal TO come into this country
free, while coal from the Alleghenies
and westward will 60 into Canada
free of duty. The ways. and means
committee will meet to-day, and ac-
cording 20 the present programme
report a bill on the above lines. IL
is expected il will pass the house to-
day. 1t will be taken up in the SEN
ate very soon, and the intention is to
have IL pass without much delay. It's
consideration in the sesate has not
been arranged for, but efforts are
:, ing to expedite it's passage with
AZ" amendment and with little dis
W. hon. A number of republicans
he Ia have heretofore been opposed TO
u thging the duty on coal said they
raj pid not oppose the bin provided il
lain not open up the whole tariff
ark Sion. There has been some gem
t;ch talk about an agreement to pass
800 bill, without opening up the
question, and the republican
RS expect the house bill will be
d promptly by the senate.
vans o Investigate Coal Situation.
ldeh kshington, Jan. 13.-The house
lison nay, after adopting resolution
W Miuthorize the merchant marine
ling Fisheries committee to investigate
lands coal situation at once, adjourned
IN tof respect TO the memory of the
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1903-01-17

john II. Parks OF this city was
appointad by Governor Bliss a
,na,rher o. .he boa d Of control OF The
npper peninsula insane asylum ~
Nswberry. Mr. Parks will make an
excellent member of the board anu
tha supointment is an honor wei
deserved. We congratulate Gov
piss ON the wisdom he has shown in
cha choice.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1903-01-17

Members q thr BoaTd q J
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1903-01-17

sA J4lAf "a uARy H. 1908
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1903-01-17

Terms. sa.oe per year, in advance
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-23
our REAL RACE PROBLEM"

IN. immigration svss hs race problem
a aspect conaned 70 tho south nor 10 INC
mans v black $500.
Our apax4a assimilation harvesting Hood q iefesn
elements with their stranEe their UNFRAMED
aspatns ana ideals and hsr Of institutions =
art o. be ovcftaxed
nearly home 70 as and n9 s'
~ Affects every than does the neffe QUESTION Tor
the nnux q communicating matter - '
fountaln.head public int eissnes and morality
United States e0sFs unh'e
,aion to immigration connection with thh considered
IN. nsastrai Netherlands excessive
eon Of impoverished epeen IL Jews IN teaW
Neaen tyranny nakan provinces shd feH ~ nm
endus Increase IN the ensa
Is sarrrisng thofc De helR uAA VIZ
esass unless taken against u
skin last the total nanhr % ih
than 500 tr es a."
TIT. in corresponding period IN t
y~~r before Ihs Of ths Was he an t
o. m ever January year nauheso immigrants eae'
during January wa-tri being emily SCI
Ts recent legislation contains nog that can %
p~rx~ the matter phen that foi'aHA ie' fe
sn. AZ party policy handle Bui certainly 'hs "e
mo. FAR distant when nsurasa eeoy az 90
a., native brn that hopsaaay sngeans ~
Iaher and astastns American spirit =.
Ihs continuation q ms rrs q teaS @ y
Of AEnslcan AHeadS he tnsa a
has fsn slensnt IN ~ population eaH e
azsuaii =. -.
!. pleasant nas must b arrsrsni 2 sss
Of thin eHaftaoaa hnHA ~
se!=l Pssssssposs al over as A1S
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-23

with hanging bead. I could not %.
dure H. thrru myself before this
English general. l pleaded with blu
f8f my friend. / told him how l.
Colonel gerarG. would witness what
dashiaR yours offieaF he YES. Al.
my sleaueare might have invited the
hardest heart I brought tears %
.my gssu eyes. bat none 90 his. ny
voice btShs. and could say NO
Hsors
what weigh, 90 you put On your
mules air. in the French service
he anknd Yes that was all thln
phlsHmRtie t1naiiphman hal 10 an
suer 60 these burning words Of
mine That Was his reply 20 What
would have fnAsi~ a Ffrnchusu rset
upon my shoulder.
what weight on a muller asked
the man with the rea coat.
Two hundred ard ten Psands'
said 4
Then you lead them deue~aiy
badly said Lord Wellington sItsi
move the prisoner Ia the rear"
lIla draKooas closed IN upon tns
AID II VS. driven mad. as
thought that the saups had been n
nsy hands. and that I ought ~ thai
fisfnssas 20 be q free lnaa- held ths
cards up IN front az the sensFaL
~a@s. saT sarsi~ I cried. played
FOE my Freedom ard ] wots. for. NJ
yoa psrceise. hola the kiuE
For the nfst time a siishf susfl'
zoft ensd his eaant fars.
s'On the contrary said he. AZ n
mounted hir hoFnr. 1T 10 ] who won
fas. as you p~fceise. my kiax haid'
Yon-
frhs N.Aa.l
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-23
MORE RACE SUICIDE

svifsnOe that PfeAidsn hoosassts
f-.rs rexardinR ~saees unfounded
the assas In tas srtA rate nave
Just Of SsS Jersey pastors OF s hsfoa
pastor esaxF~sen v The Oldest % that
country people OF pfons
congregation had brought en 10 M
fsnss 10 be bap during
congregation. had bapad
,fan,x with families baptEed bat
The whole reported from seven English
.s..nx eonsr.xafons comprising S.
iafznt o families
F5Et % tas pastor 81 NE SECOND ehpeh
~hh conducted IN German Hts congregation CON-
"a he had baptized iss Infants
Another paser ies families and the
sekne grsEaon TIRES hapss 70
Nv
is pab. prolific Of offsprinE Tran
made while sufprs-
only mindful to
bring their to their American eo-resxon
has bssn made for decins In fasa
unrniakabe
decline duvsness among college graduates
h.x been SO generally accepted education coneufs
sha It's decline urch due TO reisionf
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-23
womAN,s NHUn4NI1Y TO WOMEN

Every time coavenon refertnsrs asss@ same sort 81
a.na fcr single Judgment OF the ses s
bssa aefi's
notfa
Eeshle standard o. JUDGMENT
themselves are almost
wnoly soaslbls lnfas they spofadAr - xseaS
-,
rna, hav. long s e~sorship q ms ssssA
eou~aadnsnt e s sash
ru, Of Of is violation - af eea
q living thAs the eesas@==sST Say s
enc. WITH lives oo& usoa sexual ''
them a reFreeeh
ia.ny followed =. -.
s A. r 10 proestia eeaasa, nson TenAn N
,.~ral vigorously Tn particular Ths spss "
10 ana lk< Anothe Aan'
further thaR
apsa herself rna. l. boAsssS isyAlsy
aux L., an harshy etiesedo her sisters
..x.xly DO meg sho~ frntsnti ar
10 ~.
rsere sas Judgment snn the truth may %
feeble she~ % asefAua
b dpsnied nron 10 ss npn
Alsd only by the sSeey u w'
TIA, set upon fan and rsna fs n
present vhsH chft sANsa
IRE aautsrsss Had there he~n Ss sa
f2ysh a a record
Ana now s established say ssai ssaih but
a~a SAeiE n1nser for vaa
y sonsthns
rrsnz repeatedly single standard q tuds
ua The aaifosa standard es' tat
hasa nSs az ALI
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-23

Ris answer was cut at my head.
parted and shore off half Of hts
white plume. lie thrust At my
breast. I turnad his point and cut
away the ether half OF his cocks ds.
Curse your monkey trfcksi" ne
cried. as i whseisd my horse away
from him
ny should you strike ~ me -
said !. You see that wiil not
strike bach
that's all very we'll" said he.
bat you've got TO come along with
the - the camp"
Il shall never see the camp
said 4
I'M lay you nine to -four you do
be cried. a. he made az me, sword
IN hand.
hut those words Of his % sorns-
thlnE new into my head. C4uii We
not decide the matter in aaias bet
tor way than fishtinaT he Bart
was placing mo In such p s,us.s.au
that should have to hurt 3lm. OF
he would certainly hurt mo avoid !
Cd his rush. though his swofd- point
was within AN inch Of my netk
u have a proposal I cried. We
shall throw dice az 70 Nhlch IN ths
prisoner 81 the other"
lie smiled at this. II apr4aied h
his love Of sport.
Where are your dleel" hcFaiede
II have none ID
Nor l. But have ourdsG e.
cards lot q be- said l. NJ 81
And the gamer 10
4 leave Il TO you"
"Eoarte. thsn=-the best 81 three .
could not help smiling az
agreed. fer / do not suppose that
there WIRE three men In France who
were my masters nt the game.
told the Bart as much az we als-
mounted. tie smiled also as he lia-
tened.
4 wns counted the best player At
Walters" said he. with even luck
you deserve TO get off II you beat
me"
80 we tethered our two horses and
sat down one on either side OF a
great fiat Fset rho ntft ta.ok -
pack ~ cards out ~ his tunic aud
had only TO see him shuttle Co cans
vince me t.at I had no novice "a
deni with. We cut, ana the deal fell
10 him.
My faith. n wns u stake worth
playing for lie wished TO add "A
hundred gold pieces game. but
what WINS money whom the fate Of
Colonel Etienne GaraId hung upon
tho carda. ! felt as though all those
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-23

for esAmpts. I haf eivsa a parai~.
then should have been an lara n,.,s,,.
wretch had l dreamed Of s-sans...s
tiat no raruis had been asked ~ ne
Out ~ pYereongtasace. ana ths
chan 81 tbs iRrna hoane araqt4aE
hufiad the hart had EefMltfsd uss
% sst upoa equal teFn4s win hiaa.
ifsf u been 1 who hail tAtaa hlIn.
shss<ls have used hins - ceufse
uusiY as he had mo. bat. Al the same
tine, should have respected hts en-.
tsspfiss - fsr as "a have as3ffvsS
hifu q his sWeft and ~rn that /
haf at least enc guard beside my.
self rsinsd M my horse and sx-
planned this e. hl;s- zsS;Hs hisn AZ
The SANE Tins whether he saw ahy
bfsfeh of honas In my lsSvinE him
Hs theught abasit IL and several
tiusea Fsrsated that ahseh the Eng.
.ish say when thsy mean ~Sion
-rsa veuld ssv. tie sis. wsaa
roais said he
n ,ea can awe No r~assn
--rhs only rsasan that I rsas-fh,ns
81. "a sy.., ~ = I. w. =, sss'f-. -
w-ee ss ss,smss
TEE ga %, az that spms. m,
'-Thsn eel zoe uha eaa play n
q ss.s.s be erfsa pulling cat Nj
swerd.
l had drawn mine also. ~, I "a.
cults determined not 70 huFs fhi'
kfsnlfthie yoans man Who had bssa
NJ bsnsfaeiof
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-23

have seen him curl his llp and clap
h.a hand 20 his hlit when l said that
hoped u might never be his mis-
fortune 20 come in the way % ths
Third. Finally. he began 10 speak
about what the Engiish call spdft.
and he told such stories es The fssShsy
which he had iost owes which Of
twe sashs seaia XII ssis Sthsf. 81
which 81 fNa men could strike the
other the most IN n fight Tor a prize.
that I was filled with asfOuishfnent.
Ho was ready 10 bet upon anything
IN the mpst wonderful manner. and
when I chanced % see a shooting
star he Was anxious 20 bet that he
would nns ulora than me. Is francs a
star. and u was only when I eS-
plAlnsd that my purse was IN the
/ hands of the bfiERnds that he would
give over the idea.
Well. we chatted away IN this very
amiabis fashion until the day hrKan
20 break. v ben suddenly We heard n
great Vpiiey of nuskstry from some
where IN front Of us. II was very
/ rocky and broken ground. aud
thought. although I could SEE moth :
ing. that a general engagement had
broken out The Bart laughed At
my idea. however. ana explained
that the sound came from the Eng.
lish camp, where every man ompticd
his piece each morning 10 Ms 10 make
sure u having a dry printing
In another mile we shall be up
with the outposts." said he.
glanced around at this. and
psfceived that we had Irotted along
at 10 good a pare during the time
that We were keeping NJ our pleas
ant chat. that the Dragon with tho
lame horse was altogether out ~
sight. 7 looked oH every side. bat In
the whole Of that vast rocky valley
there was no one save only the Bart
land both Of us armed. YOU under
stand. and both o. pr we'll mounted.
I began to ask myself whether after
Inll II was quite necessary that I
should ride that mile which would
bring me 10 the British eutpasts.
Now. l wish 10 be very clear with
you on this point. my friends. for ]
p7eylS nf.s " 700 ifins TINT I was
actinR diHhnHofnhly or unHrntefuliy
60 the man who had helped mo away
from the briRnnda You must re-
member that Of all duties the strong
est IL that which a commanding Of
ficef owes 10 his men You must
also bear IN mind that war II a game
which ~ played under fixed rules,
and when these rules are broken he
must at once claim the forfeit n,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-23
UP TO DATE
he TRUSTED
HIS "BABE"
- - 80 e -. = : : =
Nevertheless He Had He,
Arrested for Larceny

Little Babe." a is-year-old vnrl-
ETY. actress. landed In the city jail
this morning jest because che did
what n new found friend told her
10 do. Joe nansz. @hD vas ceiehrat-
ing the presidents visit in advance
iAst nishi. gave the little giFl o.
gold plece 10 keep for him 90 that he
wouldn't spend II. When he went 10
demand the money back she was
gone. but abs had kept the money
for him and had IL when sh. wss
arrested. She Was willing 20 give u
back. she said. but RAuae made no
demand fer H.
BABE" and fhs man who had
trusted her with the money WIRE
both arrested ~ pStTeimen Hub
bard and Gftfith. Thef wers sent
10 the city laIl. but nause was later
released. IL Ia pFubsbls that nc
charge VIII be placed aaainet the
wousan. but she viii be siv.n a
taste OF ihs clty san for = cay be.
fore she l. released.
There have bsen several borrow.
ing. incidents In the tendcTioln late
". but no prosecutions have been
Instituted.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-23
OUR NATIONAL SONGS

pupu chools have presented 70 the public
nav national hymn which is enough for the aver
az. American init both borrowed from God save
RE King g thus
save president:
In peace and content
Z rule b.
Of this glorious land.
Plant stm hand.
vii be unpisaafns this fee TO
tam through this that president uies
thu shocking informa
ton may be that the president also rigns
intoxicating in the minds OF the school
youth Of a republc
True there fact that children nks
srown-up Of tina they
principle American democracy that the
president executes tbs laws which
He the
which
make treaties without the
nations
provide
appointments ONCE without
described By the word
planted land7"
applied 10
besides helped
e "siss. EisrsA f." "
Q
The > ~
destined
. n most
Inspiring Of
country wherever martial played.
Unfortunately few of tho songs of the American revolution Of
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-23

BY THIEVES
Scores Of Criminals u
Tacoma Yesterday

city Detectives wappsnsseln and
Tennant have returned from Tacoma
where they went Yesterday % get
line" on how the crowds wers ham
died Ia that city and what criminals
are following the president ON his
western tour. Tacoma. they say.
vas infested yesterday with the
greatest number Of thieves that ever
visited the city Ia any cne day.
''Mohs" 81 "dipe," or pickpockets.
were working IN the crowds. and IL
is probable that no ona Win ever
know how much they stole. chief
sullivan believes that the trip Of
the officers 10 Taeoma VIII enable
them 10 de much Go protect Seattle
A large number Of the criminals who
were IN Tacoma were known to the
Seattle officers.
Detective Wappenetcin has han
died large crowds IA tho East while
working there and recognized q
number % men he had known Tor
years, II u the belief ~ the police
here that the thieves will avoid Se-
attic. uaw that they have found
that members " the Seattle force
know them and that they are prac-
tieaiiy certain 10 land IN the city
Jail should they appear here.
-
Victoria Day Celebration
AZ Nf.sf. ala "a - Nav "A nanna
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-23

which there number preserved Ter
nesfsshef~ literary
that heY have Of them az not 49,
of sa DE iadSed tam
most popular When Ia 0n'nnce' ha
the words the hs tive HensAs o Ne,h
follow the conclusion forced has lost little by their
sinking into Oblivion.
Twas On sleep wasn boys
We sets nelawsr bay
10 erus onc pluahiaa fair ooast srs
maintain oa ths
our passed station,
trole 20 our view
Says che natiani' 81
then fer crew.
Clearly for the nation hat
the world series % hala ballads
Hansa nsns
the heart become eiied
lies republic while "pisls" eug
arsnKd Hammer Intensely nata fac
wiped aud ons the spirit femaa
"pss beene gcnssaiy for.
SOFTEN u the lnsping ar that survives
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-23

eial paiiccmrn % serve during the
time President Roosevelt Il ~ the
city.
McFea Il a Spokane deteCtiVe aud
i Ia Seattle - get wiasf 90 the
thieves who are followins the praais
dent The other men VIII serve IA
plain clothes At different potuin
where crowds collect,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-23
SEVENTEEN
APPOINTED
Chief Sullivan Ham o s
Special Policemen
for the Day

Mayer iiuiuca today appointed =,
q. caFhett " l. kassru Al. iiRkef.
! ~. o'Neu. u A MeKeurto. a
curaaran. q. II Thompson. " Law
rence. q A Nsatra. } W Roberts.
J h. AoCloaksy. /. J aiivain. n u
Jordan. ). " Fuiisr. JAMES wtlnott.
lack spray and a u. Meishse spa-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-23

~ . :" : - az = Tti--e.sis4s
As ss ruSs esnsefh the Eaaonfixht
n the ieFeiY spanish Eight. Ns
spoks eur FaIn6s 20 sach etsess - u
sc Ner~ brathefa We we're beth
" an kxe. you 80. both u the light
cavalry siso fths ts,h Light pfA-
suena was his restmsntl. and b0th
with tbs same Sopes ard ambitions.
Never have learned to kncs a
rnah 20 qaiesls as l dis me Hart.
lie gave ne the name q . Eiri
wheFn Ne had loved AT q safsise
called vauxhan. Aad. foe mp asn
part. I spoks 20 hsm q little CarAlis.
"a the oEsers tie to5k isak 81 haif
from hts hososn hnd = garter. Thsn
sse nearly a1arFsasf ever husssT Ssti
drasp0n. Far he was at'ssFfly Tsfouf
ssf his regiment, ana yvu shpsiid
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-23

SssFKAt2sx EnieFpFiss Asesristscna
Ainnnr the good pitchers 81 the
American leaRue IL Willie hudhoN
he - uuw Nfth the st Louis Amer
leans fiia first experiences with ths
major leagues was With the 81.
Louis Nationals, HE 5uined the
Cleveland Misata ia 1893. aud Webi
from them back 60 the At Louis
Nationals fof two yeaTa This II
his second season la the American
league
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-23

Dental Asaoelatlon, apak ans.
MAY 81 90 a. Pare and ore third
fnf fuuna sfip. via the "faenio
Route Great Nnfthafn Hallway
city Ticket once. sia F1rst avs. -.
oo to Splnnin9 for bicycle rupair.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-23
Dental Assoels,Ion. spsk sns.

brotherhood u Engineers Pioneer
block and Pacific block.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-23

AttstA AhNAs
tuieAdief Etisnns Gesasa. : soi4ts'
e Sapsti-,aa. having come "a cid axe
gathers a circle ~ admirers aboul
hiln ana tells them stories q hia sx'
ploifa. This atafy IL Of
HOW rffr isufaArfrFf uF4 n
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-23
NOTICE OF SPECIAL MhEIlN'
OF STOCKHOLDERS.

NOTICE OF SPECIAL MEETING
OF STOCKHOLDERS,
Notice Is hereby given TO all whom
Il may concern, that a special meet.
ing of the stockholders OF The inae-
psndept Telephone Company "a cor.
poration OF the state OF Washinstorl
will be held At the offices q sad
company In the CITY of seatuA
NVa ahtazten. az tha a@rs9 Ea% %
June. 1908. AZ 10 o'clock a. IA. scE
the purpose OF taking action ano
voting upon the question OF inoreas-
ing the capital stock OF said GEM
pany to One Million Dollars.
Seattle, Washington, April soh.
1908.
w. ID. KIMnAf.I@
las n. HOWE
II. n. NfNm
=. N. cLA0poofA
Trustees.
6. II. CLAYPoof., Secretary.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-23

now THE sRIeAptER HELD
TfIE kiNu.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-23

Victoria Day Celebration
At Victoria. n g.. May 90. Round
trip. 1900. s0e First avenue. sss
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-23

LABOR MEETINGS roNtoAT
steam Engineers Mattresses hali.
tt3a 6ruanh avenue.
AMMAN AFT TfNGU
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1903-10-03
SALE POSTPONED
And Reasons Given by the Consolidated
Lake Superior Co.

Philadelphia. Oct. 1.-The following
statement prepared for the stockholders
of the Consolidated Lake Superior Co
was issued, today, by John G. Carruth
receiver:
philadelphia, Oct. l. 1912
ITO the stockholders of the Conso,;d"toa
Lake Superior Co.
1.-The sale of the property of the conn
pany pledged with Speyer & Co Of Nav
York, for the loan of So 050, 600 was to taI,e
place, today. but upon urgent reouest ha .
been POSTPONED until as Oct at Y o'clock.
mediateiy paid into the Equitable Trust
Co of Philadelphia. which will mon
proper vouchers liquidate Indebtedness of
the Consolidated Lake Superior Co or
subsidiary companies. The payment of
this sum will insure the further postnone-
ment of the sale for a period sufficient to
enable the stockholders to accomplish re.
organization if they act promptly and IA
Vorably by making this payment and nro-
Viding for necessary expenses 1t is i'm
perative that the stockholders should nav
on or before Oct. to the Equitable Trust
Co. an assessment of SO cents a share
Every effort has been made to prevent the
sale and the stockholders are now asked
in their own interest to prevent the aheo
lutte and irretrievable loss of their entire
property. The amount paid will be upon
the assumption of the adoption of the fol
lowing plan of reorganization which it is
believed has been generally approved.
ITO be raised by means of an under
writing open to all stockholders, IS. 00O GOO
This sum will repay the Speyer loan. the
floating indebtedness of the company. all
expenses of reorganization and leave
about $1,000.0O0 for working capital; the
underwriters to reorganize Il new corpor-
alton with 600 capital, which cor
poration will take over all the property
of the company under proper legal pro-
ceedings. The new corporation will issue
$1O,OO0OoO first mortgage bonds, of which
the underwriters will receive 81. 49, 600, and
which bonds it is proposed shall be issued
by the Algoma Central & Hudson Bay
Railroad Co.. to be secured also by deposit
of the stocks and bonds of all the subsid-
iary companies. The unused s2S57 900 OF
such bonds to remain in the treasury for
the future use of the company. The
bonds taken by underwriters are to be Of
fered to all the stockholders at 70, with a
stock bonus of so per cent.
stock in the new company will be Of
fered to each stakeholder upon making
cash payment at reasonable times of 50
per share for old stock surrendered to the
underwriters. One share of stock in the
new company will be given for two shares
of preferred stock of the old company,
and one share of new stock for four
shares of common stock of the Old COM
DanN,