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The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1903-09-19
STORING STEAMER PANTRY.

Large Quantities of Supplies Needed
to Meet Demands
Probably not one passenger in a hun
dred gives a thought to the magnitude
Of the catering done by the firms who
keep the pantries and stOrerooms of
ocean steamers stocked with food
stuffs. And yet the question Of meals,
says the New York Times, is always
vital one to travellers, and the guam
tity and quality Of the food supplied
while one is crossing the Atlantic In
terests ascetics as well as gourmets.
Recent inquiries brought to light the
fact that the largest steamship afoat
uses 100 tons Of food every month.
This enormous quantity Is none too
much for hungry passengers and for
the crew, who alone number over 500
individuals. Fhe ocean steamships
contract with the caterers for years
supplies, STIMULATING that the provisions
must be of the best quality procurable
One Of these caterers is of a statis-
teal turn of mind, and has figured out
that IL it were incumbent upon him to
fill the stOrerOoms of a modern ocean
liner with foodstuffs sufficient for a
whole years voyage 1t would require
procession of carts drawn by 1000
horses to convey them to the shin.
and that this procession would be
| about four miles long.
He says that the supply of meat for
twelvemonth would comprise 1870
tons of beef, 3,40O sheep, representing
ninety tons of mutton, 12O tons of
lamb and 10000 pounds each of pork
and veal. This would mean an allow
ance of nearly twenty tons of meat for
each voyage, assuming that the shin
crossed the Atlantic twenty times
(s1ngle voyage) during the year.
In addition to this, chickens, ducks
and other poultry and game to the
number Of 10000 are used, and fortv-
tive tons of fish, fresh and dried, in
Guiding Holsters and sardines, are need
ed to satisfy the appetites of the pas
| sengers. The morning rasher of bacon
or ham condemns coo innocent pigs to
their last squeal and represents an adj
dition of twenty-five tons or over to
the ships refrigerator.
Six hundred tons of potatoes aro
eaten during the year by the shin's
| patrons.
A supply Of -four for this samo
steamer makes $50 tons of bread and
the quantity Of butter used to snroad
On the STAFF of life should make tho az.
erage traveller ashamed to look oou,
in the face. Eggs to the number of
100000, turning the scale at the nm
proximate weight of thirteen tons 40
also supplied, and 10000 gallons ne
milk represent a light estimate Of +ho
quantities of lacteal fluid consumed
Inc caterer produced bills and no
pers to prove that he was NOT oraa
| gerating, and pointed out one docs1
ment showing that twenty-five tons ~
coffee were used during 1902 on ono
liner, the dimensions of which oro
present the marvel of the shipbuildina
| world. As
He explained that the items ,oo,
tioned represent only a few of tho
foodstuffs which he supplies and he
Inquired out on paper that the tpa oon
sumed during a years voyages wonId
I'LL swimming bath six foot dono
and fifty feet long. ep
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1903-09-19

INTERURRAN SLEEPING
Richmond
of
Chicago completed
the close of the
The of the St. Pttsburg line will follows
Traction
Colnsvile
apo Dublin Ind Richmond Street
Dublin Richmond Traction
oho Columbus
umbus Newark Traction Columbus
udng Psbug Ptsburg
and Steuben
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1903-09-19
Always.

"You have been in many fights, I
suppose, PATTI" said landlord t. one
of his tenants. "Oh, g great many,
yer honor!" replied Pat, unaffeGtedly.
"And 1 suppose you fight grimly-you
never give in, mean?'' ~ always
fight till l de-" said Pat.
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1903-09-19
LOWEST RATES

To Chicago, Dubuque and the
East; to Des Moines, Kansas City and
the Southeast, via Chicago Great Vest
ern railway. Electric lighted trains.
Unequalled service. Write to J. P.
Elmer, G. P. A, Chicago, for informa.
ton
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1903-09-19
A Prophecy.

Critic--That actor doesn't seem Il
home in his work.
Theatrical Manager-No, he isn't:
but he will be unless business gets bet
ter pretty soon.-Ohicago News.
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1903-09-19

old
FAvORITES

The Akhoond of Swat
What! What! What!
What's the news from Swat?
Sad news,
Bad news,
Comes by the cable led
Through the Indian oceans bed,
Through the Persian Gulf the Red
Sea, and the Med .~
Itercanean--he's dead,
The Akhoond Is deadi
For the Akhoond mourn;
Who wouldn't?
He strove to disregard the message
stern,
But he Akhoodn't.
Dead, dead, dead!
(Sorrow SwatsD
swats, wha haze with Akheond bled,
Swats, whom he hath often led
Onward to CORY bed,
Or to victory,
AS the case might be,
Sorrow, Swats!
Tears shed,
Shed tears like water;
Your great Akhoond is dead
That's SWats the matter.
Mourn, City of Swat,
Your great Akhoond IL not,
But lain mid worms to rot,
His mortal part alone; his soul was
caught
because he was good Akhoond),
Up to the bosom Of Mahound.
Though earthly walls his frame surround
(For ever hallowed be the groundD
And sceptres mock the lowly mound,
And say, He's now Of no Akhoond"
His soul is in the skies
The azures skies that bend above his
I, loved
Metropolis of Swat.
He sees with larger, other eyes
Athwart all earthly mysteries-
He knows what's Swat!
Let Swat bury the great Akhoond
With a noise Of mourning and Of lamen-
tation!
Let Swat bury the great Akhoond
With the nCsse of the mourning Of the
Swattish nation!
Fallen is at length
Its tower of strength
It's sun is dimmed ere 1t had mooned;
Dead lies the great Akhoond!
The great Akhoond of Swat
Is not!
George T. Lanigan.
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1903-09-19
Her RRnIv.

What kind of cake do you prefer,
Miss Kittish" asked Mr.. Fosdick, as
he handed the tray, which held quite a
variety.
wedding CAKE" she replied, de-
murely.-Detroit Free Press.
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1903-09-19
Getting satisfaction at Law.

Getting Satisfaction at Law.
''How did you come out with your
lawsuit?'
81 won It,"
"Get damages?"
Sure. got almost enough to pay
my lawyer. Cleveland Plain Dealer.
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1903-09-19
There Was a Difference

socAson Buskin- How do you like
my Hamlet2
Old stager -Oh, it was your Hamlet,
was it? Well, didn't recognize II %
Shakespeare. Brooklyn Life.
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1903-09-19
An Explanation.

Askett-Why are they building 60
many "skyscrapers?'
Knoitt-Oh, real estate costs nothing
up in the air.
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1903-09-19
Evening Shings Up.

Boggs-They say that, after a tins,
the engineer OF a limited flyer loses bis
nerve.
Joggs-The engineer does, but not
the Pullman porter.
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1903-09-19

Mothers viii find Mrs. Winslow's Soothing
Syrup the best remedy to use for their children
the teething season.
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1903-09-19

The Indianapolis Railway naugurated the
first nterurban railway sleeping
sleeping
n
The indianapolis
through limited
Columbus
Before months viii
shed the entire distance
Cincinnati Ohio railway
railways of Haute
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1903-09-19

Inc wise missionary secureth an an
poih'fnent among the vegetarian tvpo
The sun., 1903-12-10
CHICAGO CLOSING QUOTATIONS
MONEY AND EXCHANGE.

Money on call. 4as per cent last loan.
per cent rIng pee ~ Per sen cent, me
0 per cent for ninety days s., per cent. for
four months. 5Ja per cent for five and six
on,h onthhs - n"r cent oT seven s ana ssshs
receivable, other names, 6I,a7 per cent
The foreign exchange marke opened firm.
points above vest %yest-rd@yys close, and Jyi at a
somewhat higher rate for delivery by Satur-
dsys There Vas no Re, in
bills, while inquiry for remittance was fairly
good Later in the day. however, the market
about about The same figures as % those quoted at the
close Of the market on Tuesday. Posted rates
were quoted at tsl for long bills and 81 4s4,,
- 80. sight drafts. 81 s32m ms4saa. and cable
transfers. 81 s3stdt+ s3'. Frahcs were quoted
"a. less '.ls for long and "a. for short:
and "a 7i8 for short Guilders were quoted
AZ 3o', for long and 40 for short.
Domestic exchange on New York: Boston
ssa s!' pre%"i". T" Sew % "rlsans commrreai n'Ha,i
5S dscoqn, banks ssi dscGa1 Pitts
premium: Minneapolis - Par. Montreal
Sight, 4sl.c,. premium, wire ,7s'.c, premium.
75c. sc premium st. Louis loc, premium
Money in London. 2l,Gi2 per cent. Rate of
discount in open market for short and three
months bills. l5-lbd4 per cent. Consols for
money closed at So, and for the account at
s9l,. Paris advices quote per cents at 9s
francs AZ; centimes. The private rate OF DIS
count is "a. per cent. Exchange, on London.
25 francs ~ centimes. Berlin advices quote
exchange OH London 20 marks i8n pfennies.
The weekly statement Of the Imperial Bank of
Germany shows the following changes. Cash
on hand decreased 100000 marks; treasury
notes decreased 34oO 600 marks, other securi-
ties decreased +6.040 O0O marks: notes in
circulation decreased %. 100. 900 marks.
,hnnfo. go. las % s shuion. " se SI' s,. EA
Treasury deoit balance. s?i2. .lOs.
Commercial price Of bar silver in New York.
sac. Bar silver IN London closed at rs l6-l6d.
Mexican silver dollars were quoted at 4lc.
The sun., 1903-12-10
T,st,i'0S AIS
GENERAL. HEADQUARTERS STATE OF NEW
WORK.
AnJI1ANT GENERALS S OFFICE.

Albany. November 2jth, 1908.
SEALED PROPOSALS Will be received at the
Adjutant Generals OfTce. state Arsenal. Ith ave
nue. and a5th Street Ncw York City until II O'Clock
noon on Thursday. December 10th, 1908 for furn
Ishnr uniforms for the National Guard OF the
State OF New YORK In such quantities and al such
times as may be required until October lst, 1908.
herclS: ~ , 49,,
scrS for enlisted men.
Each garment ,oyercoats excepted must he made
10 individual measure and the measure taken IN
the city or town where the organization Is located:
Oycrcoats viii hc made In graded sizes. Prntcd
comics of regulations and specifications Tor UNI
forms can br mad upon application at the state
Arsenal Seventh Avenue and 18th street, New YORK
civ Tho State standard samples OF cloth. trim
mncs aud buttons from which each garment must
be made can be examined at the Arsenal at any
Tine. ,
Proposals will be made for dress coats. undrcss
coats and trousers specifying price for each
FOR oyrrcoatS proposals will be made separately
sample OF each article bid upon must accompany
All goods must be delivered free OF expense at
the New York state Arsenal where they viii he
inspected In accordance with the provisions OF thn
mltary code and regulations. The state reserves
the rign, to accept or reject any or al bios or any
purt hereof All bids must oc sealed and addressed
70 the Adlutent General state Of New York STATE STATE
City. and palnly marked Proposals for National
o'"'u NELSON II HENRY. Adjutant General
The sun., 1903-12-10

Corcc WAS uul"ter tn iav Wi'h SiiTht change
In prccs Early In the dav thr5r was small ~
cline on dlSapp,ln'inv Furoncan adv'"es and loca
realihng as well tao lcs>cnci demand, hui 'herr
was sin an absence OF selling preSSur" and hefor'
the rlos- the loss recovered on covering am
local and outside bu"inr.
Mk'ALi The feature ~ tho metal market va
to ii2s IS cd for spot and E,2i loT Cd for n.urss
Here there was an advance Of NJ, Gopher r.
London was o,i"t at Csc as. Tor spot and s5s to
futures. The following are the o'a'i,n, o. M
Metal Exchange Cop7cr. lnkc. spot. ~ lol3 z
12s7,c elec'roytir spot. l2lo' "a u Poe. casting
SPOT l?6l2.l?l+c.: tin. 27N2? cSC.: lead. car lN's
4 lOc' and small lots ct t2Sc.. SpCltcr 5o5c 'ror
Northern No. X, sI51sls; No . y S,4Hsl5, No .
plain sis5oaSi4: southern No. foundry Sl7n7
SN: No. soft. tis506siA; No. soft. ftNsl+ 50
pig iron warrants. nominal steel rails al mill, So
NAVAL SHORES Spirits of turrcn,lnc hl'9 9@s'c
Common 10 good strained ros'n s2.'i @s2s
PRovrsIoNs. Pork va" steady n' siSNtlsAl
for mess. Lard wa. csses nr!nr Western. :e.,
Tallow. i',c, Dressed hogs, 0Iia7c. Butter
creamery, extras, 2jc. Chccsc State, (. 6, Srs
or large september. fancy, 70" Eggs Ncarh'
fresh gathered. eNtrss, ale, Calcagc. Dee.
Despite a FIVE cent decline IN hOgS nj the saIt
the provision market ruled rrmrr. There was roc 4
tuylnC OF lard and ribs by Western packer. tn.
induced considerable huylnC by local shorts 1.oc'
packing interests were selling In moderate wa
There was also rather fair commission house SCI
inc, The demand for cash meats was good, hr'
sh ppng trade In lard was pooT
Sr0AR. Raw was ehsy at $3.50 for pRicS and St
for 50 test Sales 25o0o bags CuNa. o6 test lanra'
shipment, AT s. sc. e. and t. Refined was our"
granulated, 4.i5c.
ThaEs .InN
The sun., 1903-12-10
SE(i RITES at ~ MIC AUCTION.

The ioll wing securities, among others, were
sold Al public auction yesterday:
S. COO Simpson Crawford Co. per cent, deb, BIDS 10
l27 S1araS Third Avenue II. n. Gu. .,,...,..,.,..llS
10 shares importers 4 Traders Natl Bank COZ
=: shares Produce Exchange Bank ......,...l72
10 shares iaamapo Imp. Co. Monroe Orange
Co. y. N...-.....' ...'......................,. 90 /
=; .nareS Lawyers Mortgage lnS Co ,....... 10
200 shares DctrCit City Gas Co ....,,.,,..,... 81
- shares fassaic Print Works Cu,........... 30
shares Singer Manufacturing Co........, .335i2
:. s1arcS Title Guarantee and Trust Co. ...... .426
81 "r'ITnive, >i,y Club I'd mtge. 6 per cont eeis
The sun., 1903-12-10

1 Northern Duluth, axe. over: No. Northern
New York, 31.c over. The Northwestern
receipts were 800 cars, against 100 last week
and $50 last year Chicago, 90 cars. against
i24 last week and AZ last year. Futures
closed 10. to lc. lower. Sales, l.55o.oOo BUSH
Prices as follows
Open. HIGH Lo~' Clos ,,i.s, ha,'
SSiy ss,: s. +: +: s. s.
Oats ds ssss go bush n,.d XGs T4e
1900 bush, half for export No. 2 Sd S2,sc,
oo Rs% Sssn SS FGHsss Fsss slossS higher Sales
rs 's5 s!' H. IL: 4! Il, 49, s..
The following shows the grain movement
Fssalis 1s !ssS 5S ss2 'ss ssS sS '7' $4,000
sss$s:,. ss ssSS :sS 'Gss s s :sss sSS
Receipts. $4,000 1000 10000 ".. ,sosoo
Early In the day wheat advanced a small fraction
covering by local and Western shorts and further
RI1 Ss pss 9 s @as ad sS
prices slowly declined on realizing and more or
sss ss, ,hs nSr nsrs sGs Is ve Re oe
speculation Then; too. the cables showed ll!,le
CnanRe To day ana tncTc was no lnCICdSC IN tnc
cash demand while the primary receipts OF late
news continues very favorable, StIll there Is no
aggressive selling for the short account owing
to the general fear OF Armour mani nipuaton, There
was q light snowfall In the southwest. The avail
able supply In this country east OF the Rockies III
creased 7. i83. 900 hush. and there was decrease
abroad OF l.GOO. 600 bush. making the net gain ln
the world 5S3 900 bush. English markets declined
higher. Berlin unchanged to = mix. lower, and Buda
pest i kr, higher The primary receipts were
i.l8e 900 bush. against l.d57.Oo0 last year. The
Missouri condition is IS against 9o last year the
acreage is 2.2Bj. 900. Corn was fraction higher
on lighter receipts at Chicago. commission house
buying and covering OF shorts on predictions OF
snow, Chicago received ls7 cars. Including one
1852 900 bush. Oats sympathIz.d with corn; The
available supply decreased l.23s 900 bush chicago
received 100 OF which were OF contract graue
FLOUR Quiet The Northwestern nouT output
last week was 0sC0 bbls. against 5S3.ss5 In the
previous week: estimated this week. 39o,p0 Sales,
$500 bbs. Receipts. $40 bbs. and i2,7o4 sacks:
exports, ssS5 bbis. and 22eA sacks, Winter In
So 81. IS stragnts, s3.aodstoS patents :! 2oa
straish,s. assa.i.ao: patents, ~'i5es.7o. rye
nour Ss.l5@SSSo.
CoTToN.NSpot cotton declined 10 points. Sales.
900 bales for spinning and 200 delivered on con
tracts. Mlddling upiandS. ~ 4Or against s5oc,
last year: New Orleans and tiulf. 1265c.. against
s.75c. This day last year January closed at s27d
g 2sc March, s.?1as.2?c1 GALVESTON declined ltc.;
and Memphis. i2c.: Savannah ll1sc. Sales: Gal
weston los bales: New Orleans. 40 Mobile. 500: Sa
vannah. ll2: Memphis, 22So The receipts to-day
were as follows:
The sun., 1903-12-10
INTERNATIONAL SILVER CoMrANY,

N0IVIrI ~, f'0.'
At the last meeting Of tho hoard OF Directors
A quarterly dl lyldcnd OF one l"cD Per Cent. was
declared on tic Preferred Capital stock OF this
Company. payable January L. 1904 to stockholders
OF record on Dee. 10, 1903
The Transfer Books Of Preferred stock WI be
opened on January . iooi. a, ten O'Clock A. NJ.
Cheques will be matted.
The sun., 1903-12-10
GENERAL. HEADQUARTERS STATE OF NEW
YORK.
ADJuTANT GENERALS OFFICE

IV0o
SEALED PROPOSALS will be received until
,ant Generals Once. state Arsenal, 9Th Avenue and
S5th Street. New York City. for military and nava!
kuppies 10 be furnished In such quantities, and
al such times as may be required for issue to the
National Guard and Naval Militia OF the State OF
bc made for the whole or any number OF separate
Items Helmets and caps must be manufactured
To Individual measure.
IN articles must con form to the standard samples
N be seen at thr ni'lc" OF the AdJutant General.
s \. V New York state Arsenal. seventh Avenue
aud ath street Nrw York City whgrc complete
An goods To b. delivered and Inspected at the
New Work stat" Arsenal New York Ciiy. The
state reserves the right 10 reject accept any and
all bids or any part thereof. All bids must be
sealed addressed TO the Adlutan! General state
of New Work state Arsenal, 7th Avenue and 3hth
Street. New York CITY, and plainly marked Bids
Tor Military aud Naval supplies.
NELSON IL. HENRY. AdJutant General,
The sun., 1903-12-10

FORT SLOCCM. y u. DEC, = la03-Scalcd
proposals. In triplicatc, for constructing Subslst
enc" ana e NJ Sioreh9nses % mere VIII be received e
cstion r. s. reserves right to accept or reject any
or al proposals. or any part thereof Envelopes
Ia be marked proposals for Subsistence and y. 81.
Starehpus,,. addressed II. W. kiNGMAN. q. NJ.
The sun., 1903-12-10
Prepay ment Of Debentures,
middietown, Conn.
METROPOIITAN TRUST COMPANY

SEMI.ANNuAL Dividend No. 81.
At a meeting OF the Directors. held this day.
q semi annual dividend OF Eight per cent was
declared out OF earnings. payable on January
?. 1904 -,
The Transfer, Books OF the Company " YIN o. be
closed at ~ O'Clock noon on December 20, 1908,
and rcopened at 10 \. NJ. on January 4, 1901.
Dated New York. December 0, 1903
BENJAMIN STRONG Jr. Secretary,
The sun., 1903-12-10
COMMERCIAL.

Cotton Rises. Then Falls-Heayy LiqIitia.
tion Here and in New Orlcans-FallinI
on In British ENports-SOutherR
Houses Sellins-Nheat Advances, Then
Rcacts-Armour Buying and Shorts
CO,ering-LiEht SNOW in Southw est
Coffee Declines slightly, Then RE-
covers.
WEDNESDAY. Dee. a.--tRAlS,--W heat
Spot WAS quiet. Sales, 4oopo bush, includ-
ing 5000 for export. No. red. ic over
New York December, Hfoat for export No.
The sun., 1903-12-10

PROPOSALS FOR SUBSISTENCE STORES
once purchasing CommIssaS; L; s. Army: 80
1905 sealed proposals for furnishing and deliver:
ing subsistence stores In this city for the month OF
Ianuary l9O viii be received at this Office until II
o'cocE \ VI. on Dee L. 1903 Information fur
n,shcd On application Envelopes containing bids
shoull b. marked Proposals for subsistence
Stores opened Dec. H. 1903" addressed 10 Major
b l. BRAlNARD. CommiSsary. L. =, A.
The sun., 1903-12-10
AMERICAN nEEr SUGAR COMPANY.

TTtTf ENFVT-TI 'TT'7VIN rT7Ts'NT7, ~ 1-''
No. 32 Nassau street,
New York. December /. 1908
A Regular Quarterly Dividend Go, lS of ONE
AND ONE. HALF Pen CENT. on the PREFERRED
STOCK Of ths Company has been declared pay,
able on January >, 1904. TO Si0ckholdtrS or record
al the close Of business December 10. 1903.
1'e' '' ~ H. r. TICKER Treasurer
The sun., 1903-12-10

Futures here advanced o to u points. lost this
and declined to points. recovered and advanced
recovered part and closed steady az net decline
OF " to 3 points. with estimated sales OF 100000
The sun., 1903-12-10
NORTH STAR MINES COMPANY.

New York. crember o. 1909
DIVIDEND NO. =.
dividend iN25ON OF nifty cents per share OF
the capital stock OF the North star Mines Com
pany has thl, day hccn declared. payable prcen
Der IS 10 stockholders OF record December 49,
PAGAN. Secretary.
The sun., 1903-12-10
THE OUTSIDE MARKET.

The trading on the outside market to-day,
as judged by receiJ standards at least, WAS
quite heavy. and. as was the case yesterday
the dealings were not confined to ono or two
securities. but were pretty well dstribut I'd
throughout the list. Moreover. the tone Of
the market was strong. several stocks record
ing substantial gains IN price.
Buffalo Gas wAs iii uNusu lily 6 sod demand.
its price advancing on sales Of over 1000
shares from ~ to :. net gain OF q, points
Manhattan Transit continued it's rise OF yes
terday selling to-day as hi Eh as II, Nor,hern IN
SECURITIES held firm, although i improved
only, only = Of point Greene ConsolIdatsd
shares. closing Al figures unchanged from
those Of yesterdays close. British Copper
il sold as high as 8. a gain Of point, closing
at ~. The ANAL sale OF Standard Oil was
days close. The remarkable siren 9Th Of
the Brooklyn Rapid Transit shares on the
Stock Exchange was reflected on the outside
market by heavy dealings in the new 4 per
cent bonds of that company, WHICH adj
vanced :. OF q point. over 100000 of them
changing hands
The sun., 1903-12-10

AGAIN
T'
Driefs Filed
Court iD
konert !
others
WAsHINoT
Of j. Pierp
Daniel 8. Lad
defendant In
the Northern
IN the Supre1
AL Francis
cox. The br
way Compan
Grover, cou1
Tho brief
and Lamont,
and details
by the oorpo
rly Of the
supposed to
by this coul
to open the
ciples invoiy
After reoit
OF the North
sel asserts u
ment contain
conclusions
proof and W
value in stat
the acts don
their intent
The case Z
entirely on
eject Of tho
degree dirni
railway con-
they would
state oomml
This, 1t Is az
the proof. al
port the aott
Counsel q
the secuYitid
that it's pur
no indirect {
actions upo
railway com
the Anti-TN
shown that
exercised an
tion; yet thu
lower court
81 power we
It was not NJ
In the exerct
sion, reduced
mean that Z
herent mean
might be q
ditions to the
itself, yet thd
held that a
Iinercs must
If the cou(
of the lower
Trust law <
cause 1t wou
pany OF its
Of law. Any
defendants, {
to the seed
property. W
OF propert
this was thu
hereafter tho
property wo
the courts m
to be the L
puyuiB IL
In rehears(
counsel for tn
serts that IN
tI,o djaeol,,ti
voting trust
lington st ock
quired with
securities cd
ship of the /
Pacific share
ment as to {
Burlington,
the colnposit
by Mr.. Nor
10 tho facts
Aroat North
shareholdera
the organiz
pany-not 3
Of each com
Morgan Il z
terests had
nation. No
formation d
sci argues,
Northern L
stock from
ual course (
by financial
general.
Counsel I'll
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ia, broadway. New York. December 8. 1908.
The loard OF directors has this day declared
semi annual dividend Of TWO AND ONE HALE
PER CENT. on the Preferred Stock OF The com
many payabe January Is. 1904. to stockholders OF
record on December oS, 1893.
The transfcr hooks OF the Preferred stock Will
win reopen the morning OF Jannaiy 10. 1905
STEpNEN IiT~rLF. SECRETARY.