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Alaska sentinel., 1905-08-31
Dnn't Tiff that hedVV rack

Save yourself the straining. tugging and lifting when putting on or taking off wagon rack, box or tank, by using HERCULES RACK LITTER. Costs but a trifle. boy can set it up and operate il. Write us today, enclosing stamp for reply, and by return mail you will get full information. Reference: J. ". Cusick & Co, Bankers, Albany
 Ore. Cryderman Bros., Albany, Ore.
Alaska sentinel., 1905-08-31

Put your savings into Seattle Sub urban acreage. It pays. It will pay you to send for my free booklet--Hal- Ter Lake. Beauty Spot showing you how to get a footing on Easy Street. with little money. Just your name and all.
 GEORGE MEACHAM,
 New York Blk, Seattle.
Alaska sentinel., 1905-08-31

Buy your boy rife. 22 Winchester Repeater, s11.00; Remington Single Shot, s3.50 and $500; Stevens, 33.0o, ,45e and $500. Winchesters and Mar lins of all calibre at lowest prices.
 4. [. HALL, HI 1st Ave, Seattle.
Alaska sentinel., 1905-08-31

fIIO after first days use of Dr. Kline Great Nerve Restorer Send for Free e2 trial bottle and treatise. Dr. R. Fl. Kline Ltd, s5l Arch St, Philadelphia, Pa
Alaska sentinel., 1905-08-31
XHAu SUITS s2.75,

We have in stock a fine lot of gov ernment Khaki coats and pants which we are selling for S2.75 a suit. They are just what you want for hunting. mining, fishing, camping. prospecting, ranching and numbering.
 ". s. KIRK, 1909 1st Ave, Seattle.
Alaska sentinel., 1905-08-31

For bronchial troubles try Piso's Cus for Consumption. It is good cough medicine. At druggists, price 25 cents.
Alaska sentinel., 1905-08-31

Mothers will find Mrs. Windows SoothtI z Byruy the best remedy to use for their children during the tsethin9 period.
Alaska sentinel., 1905-08-31

Kittens get their eyes opened a few days after they are born; people when they are married.
Alaska sentinel., 1905-08-31

six years spent in the public service, with
 few temporary inter- ruptIons. He was born in Kalayryta in 1926, and studied in Athens. In 1S43 he entered the govern ment service and was rapidly promot-
Alaska sentinel., 1905-08-31

 benefacti were oft-recurring incl dents and not supplement to his ca- reer.
 In patriotic and philanthropic ways he distributed a large part of his wealth. It Is estimated that of the S15, 5,00O,0OO he made he gave away more than s1O.OOO,O00 to wisely direct ed philanthropy. He Ia bored long to make his work lastlngiy productive of good and exercised as much thought to the giving a to the securing.
 It is not too much to say that Geo. Peabody was the greatest philanthro- pist of the world, giving freely of his time and experience IS well as of his money. Great Britain put aside all her traditions to do honor to him when he died. She offered for Peabody a grave in Westminster Abbey. There his funeral was celebra ted. but accord ing to his own wish in life, his body was brought back to his native Ameri- ca and buried in Massachusetts.
 member of the famous West Point class of 1887 was Gen. Joseph Hooker,
Alaska sentinel., 1905-08-31

John c. Driscoll, who has been the central figure in the Chicago labor graft rumors. has been conspicuous
Alaska sentinel., 1905-08-31
kittIe Lsessons
 in Patriotism

It was of George Pea body that Glad. stone said: He taught the world how a man may be the master of his
Alaska sentinel., 1905-08-31
~~OOoN~N~

William Woodville Rockhill, the sue cessor to Minister Conger at Pekin, has had long and extensive training
Alaska sentinel., 1905-08-31

hE'. l.. A. , I ann 'SN444cS' AA bus one instance has she deylated from her rule not to marry a person who has been absolved from marriage contract by legal action. In that in- stance the ceremony had practically commenced before Miss Starr learned that the woman was divorced. She lmm ediately caused the proceedings to be postponed until she learned that the divorce had been obtained on the ground of desertion, and that the wife had been unable to secure trace of the husband who had wronged her. Con- sidering that this constituted scriptural grounds Miss Starr proceeded with the ceremony. She believes divorce to be a growing evil which can be combated by clergymen refusing to marry divorced persons.
 -:-.-
 W. D. Howells, after his long sojourn In Italy, will spend the summer at Kit tery Point, Me.
 -:-:-
 Theodore P. Delyannis, prime min ister of Greece, who was assassinated by a gambler had record of forty
Alaska sentinel., 1905-08-31

ed to high positions. T. P. DELYANSIs He was the representative of Greece at the Berlin congress In 1878, and in 1885 became premier. Twice he suf- fered political eclipse on account of his foreign policy, but after a short retirement each time was reelected.
 -:-:-
 c. H. Dallas of Leavenworth, Kan, has a Sharp's rife sent to that State in 1855 by the abolition society of Boston, marked as Bibles.
 -:-:-
 Edward Doyle, the blind poet of New York, has just issued his third book. He is 50 years old. and has been sightless for thirty-seven years.
 -:-:-
 Boston Corbett, the man who Is cred ited with having shot J. Wilkes Booth, the assassin of Lincoln, is residing iD Texas
Alaska sentinel., 1905-08-31

Rev. Lee Anna Starr, a Methodist minister at Paris, H., recently came into public notice through her rnfusal
Alaska sentinel., 1905-08-31

member of the famous West Point class of 1887 was Gen. Joseph Hooker, afterward the head of the Army of the
The Washington times., 1905-12-10
NEW YORK COTTON
SUFFERED DECLINE

NEW YORk. Dec 9-The cotton
market developed further weakness to-
day and declined % 30 - points from
last nights closing quotations I'm the
early trading on general Liquidation, in
fiGenceo by the sharp break in the Liv-
eTpoOl markets The decline at
Liverpool was twice as much as had
been expected. Or was necessary to have
eoualed our net decline Of YESTERDAY
After ieclininS sharply at the open
ing and ruling weak throughout the
first hour, -here was however. a grad
ual subs!dence Of this heavy pressure.
and At .he close the market was rallied
about 10 points from the lowest OH profit
taking by shorts ard renewed aggressive
operations Dy the Wall street bull
clique, which was probably with Il view
of helping outside sentiment over Sun
cay and stimulating the Liverpool mar
ket as much as possible on Monday.
Spot cotton here has been reduced 20
points from yesterdays price 10 the
basis Of 12l0 for middling.
rhe days prices were as follows:
The Washington times., 1905-12-10
PERS RSONAL DEAL
$1,000 will make SI00,000

gentleman Of unQuestionable response
bility. holding a confidential position with q
large corporation. CAN CONTROL infOr,na-
tion OF great value that passes through his
hands daily, VIII demonstrate the practics-
bllty OF making the above amount TO accept
ness connection n New York city. and VINO
Is discreet. honest and reliable viii get an
opportunity that only presents itself once IN
lifetime; this Is no speculation. az there
IS positively no chance OF risk loss taken.
you handle your money exclusively al all
times. must be IN position 20 act a once.
only these who al the above require
ments, with Al reference. need reply Details
given AZ personal private Interview with
principals only Address JOHN V STRONG.
Room %2s. No Beekman ST. New York II
The Washington times., 1905-12-10
Tennessee Coal Reacted
WASHINGTON STOCK MARKET

Sales of the board. including after
call. amounted to $1,000 in bonds. stiic
y.075 shares Of stock.
Following are the sales and quota
tions OF today's market; -.
Washington Street Railway as. Sl,OVVd
sSs.. ssss. .a
ness. S1.00oHllS.
Washington Street Railway preferred.
l0ue0l4 5od90. 5Qs0 lVq9O.
Washington Street Railway. common
2d4lA. 50fg4l1k. l001s4l2s buyer GOD, 5o44l12.
lOoq4iss l00p42 (buyer 60: lo0g4l1s Sbuyerr yer
co.: 500d4314 buyer months); -VoG4SSs
tbryer months): 5O0n43Sz (buyer o
months): 100Q437s gbuyer monthsf 1oo9
a Cbuyea- 8 months). 5OQ4l5s. 5Ol42 SVu
42I4 5OaI42lz 5eQ42Ss 50d4215. 50d4zss.
5ClIIz1s l0Ou42s4 buyer co.; 50u42ss: 50n
z2Ts l00Nf3. f59a45. 5Vdf3 leDa Els. %Va
49, 41ff5.
W. ih.ngton Security and Trust, "a
2l9. ys--IS:A-
Metropolitan Fire Insurance, 3GS6.
Washington Gas 20G59as.
MergenThaier, lVQlaSE.
lanston. lcoM1Hz, l00aI4lz, lOOQlilz, 100
Gl4ss touyeI tO).
The Washington times., 1905-12-10
SUIT TO COMPEL
STOCK ASSESSMENT
Proceedings Begun by Rail-
road BOndholder.

CINCINNATI Dec. 9.-GeOrge w
Fisher. member of the firm OF James
Levy & Bro. and bondholder
of the Cincinnati. Hamilton and DAYTON
railroad, sued in the superior court to-
day, 20 assess the stockholders of that
corporation.
The petition was placed on the nles
and action was taken TO obtain service
on the defendants. This action was en-
tirely unexpected by the interests at
present controlling the property
]. Pierpont Morgan was Immediately
notified of the action. AS holder of the
majority of stock he is responsible to
that extent for the debts of the con-
Germ, it is said. The proceeding is had
under al old statute which provides for
a double assessment OF stock 70 pay cor
poration debts
The Cincinnati. Hamilton and Dayton
railway is named as defendant The
name is thus given TO distinguish il
from the present Cincinnati, Hamilton
and Dayton Railroad Company with It's
present subsidiary concerns.
The allegation is that the Cincinnati
Hamilton and Dayton Railway Company
Is an Ohio corporation: that it has q
paid up capital of SIG, ,000. 600; that il has
confessed insolvency; that ii is unable
to nay its debts. and that the rights ol
the bondholders. all of whom. wits
ether creditors. are invited to participate
in this action, will be best served by q
Judgment against all stock
The defendants named are the original
holders OF the Cincinnati, Hamilton and
Dayton Railway Company and others
who have succeeded them. Attorney
George HOadley. one OF acting counsel
for Receiver Harmon, said OF this latest
motion: 1T looks to me as though il
was prernaturely brought 1 can say
there is no cause for action OF that
character"
The Washington times., 1905-12-10
FRANCO-AM ERICAN BANK
WILL SOON OPERATE
Washington Men Interested in Interna-
tional Financial Institution-wnl
Handle American Securities.

The completion Qt the organization of
the Franco-American Bank, with a cap
ital stock OF s2.OOO.000 d0.OO0. 90 francs)
is about completed in Paris and New
York
The purpose OF the bank is not only
TO transact general banking business
in Paris. but also 10 place American
securities direct with the French repub-
lie which il will do through Il group
Of provincial bankers, some 800 in num-
ber scattered throughout the richest
sections OF France
The French people are the largest for
eign investors Of any nation in the
world. The overflow Of French capital
beyond what can be usefully employed
at home is estimated at 500 OOO.OG0 an
nuallv. When securities are placed with
the French public. il is said. they never
find their way back to the bourse or
exchanges.
The foreign directors OF the Franco
American bank represent solid business
interests OF the financial centers Of
Franco. Switzerland. and Italy and. I'm
fact. probably the largest business in
t"rests Of any International banking or
ganiZatiOn that has heretofore been cf-
feg-ef
The Washington times., 1905-12-10
LONDON MARKET CLOSED
DULL AFTER QUIET DAY

LONDON. Dee. 9.-Trading on the
stock exchange was quiet and unde-
cided. owing 10 II being the eve OF
the mining carry-over- The effects Of
the cheap money here were counter
acted somewhat by strinsency in many
foreign centers. Consols were fairly
steady. Home rails were irregular.
Americans opened with "a better tone,
but the movements were slight and ir-
regular on either side Of parity Atchi-
son Was the feature The market closed
dull
The Washington times., 1905-12-10
Exports and Imports of Specie.

Exports OF gold from New York for
the week ending today. as officially re-
ported at the custom house, were SIC
BOO and of silver 81 ,O37. 455. mostly 10
London. Since January ]: Gold. SIS
S75. .547: silver, S34357 1886 against Sl0l .5lS.-
69S gold and S35, ,022. 41O silver for the
same time last year.
Imports OF gold at New York this
week We're $l25,939. and of silver Sl63 III
from Mexico. Central America West
Indies and Italy. Since January l.:
Gold Sit. .20T. .227; silver. 81. .O6O. COS against
50. i66, COZ gold and $1141, 20 silver for the
same period in 1904.
The Washington times., 1905-12-10
CHICAGO GRAIN QUIET,
VALUES UNCERTAIN

CHICAGO. Dee. 9.-The grain market
was quiet and the trend Of values rather
uncertain Closing prices for the day
showed whcat i4n,zc higher; corn. ga
q lower 10 &c higher; oats. lsc lower
10 unchanged; provisions. 21z9l02 better.
There was little Ia the markets TO IN
fuence values either way. There was
some buying. as wei a. selling. in order
- even up contracts Ove- Sunday. but
new commitments were an exception 10
the rule.
The Washington times., 1905-12-10
THE WEEKS IMPORT
TRADE AT NEW YORK

NEW YORK. Dee. S.-lmpOrts OF dry
goods and general merchandise at New
York this week, reported in full al the
custom house today, We're S3,3l6.3j5
smaller than last week. and a.4l6.G9
smaller than this week last year
The Washington times., 1905-12-10
Directors and Stockholders.

Am png the foreign directors and stock
holders are Pierre Baadin member of
the French chamber Of deputies and
chairman II the ways aud means
Archille Adam. head OF the old ard
wealthy banking house Of Adam x Com
many. David Bloch & Comnanv. Paris
Stock Exchange firm of high standing
Papl Gretenier 4 Company exporters
10 South America: Perkins. Nanbergen
q Company. largest American dry goods
exporters iu Paris. Ernest SeVdOuN
wOOlea manufacture and exporter: J
FaVorQn. president syndicate uf Work
ir"rrCnS CORPORATION of France. and
large contractor; Paul HoppenOJ. silb
mo0ufacturcr of LYONS
The American stockholders incIud,
Charles +. Barney. OnhIeigh Thorne
Ia7nes T. Woodward Halgarten a g."
william A. Road. II. r. Parsons. r
El"vb"ltS Il COMPANY. j w Gerard
IHliar Gerard Prank III. Plat +. Gcrli
Pnche 4. Company. r. y. Van Certlaudt
Hugh J. Grant. and 5. -. Scuddcr. nj
ot New York: p y. y. WideDe-- o
Philadelphia: Messrs. Whitney. Stev-
ansou & Mellon. Of PittSburR: i Skel
ton Williams. of Richmond. y ~. Cor
den. Of B1ltimoTc; y NJ BVlleShv al
Chic@e0: Henri Brunucr- Of San Fran
cisco. l. NeWm1n tv SOns. of New or
leans, :. =. Masters and Wilton
I.amiscrt Ot this city.
The Washington times., 1905-12-10

Call money in London Iq1h per cent:
short bills 3A per cent; three months
bills. 314I32s per cent.
Continental money rates unchanged.
New York clearing house exchanges
today were 1884 O64. 226: balances. Sl0.919 -
GA; United States TreasuryS credit bal
ance, 81, ,29O. Total New York clearlngs
for the week were s.. lO5. .535. .O45. against
81 .S54 49,, ,S3S last week, and 81. O29, 1Gs, sol
ia the week ending November >.
The Washington times., 1905-12-10
UNION PACIFIC
MADE NEW RECORD
Rise Followed Close on
Bank Statement.
NEW YORK MARKET ACTIVE
st Paul Went Up and Entire Market
Improved Before Closing-Ana
conda Made Good.
NEW YORK MARKET ACTIVE

NEW YORK, Dec 9-The short ses-
sion today did not lack for sensational
features. The opening was quite irreg-
ular. Reading and the steel stocks were
higher; all other international stocks
were lower except Northern Pacific, up
1A per cent In the domestic list.
Sugar Refining was very active. ranging
from ia to PA per cent higher.
Copper was heavily traded in. gain
Ing a full point The early quotations
were not well sustained.
Tone Became Heavy.
The tone became heavy and the pre-
dictions that the bank reserve woulu
probably be more than wiped out dom
mated speculation. st. Paul reacted a
full point Copper lost 1is per cent from
the best Between 1915 and n:30 the
market lacked individual features
For two or three minutes after the
bank statement was published there was
little doing. Then Union Pacific started
an abrupt rise, with heavy TRANSACTIONS
which increased as the price progressed
1t made. five minutes before the close
high record. not for the movement pu'
for all time, three points hlgher thah
Fridays close. St. Paul at the same time
rallied a full point The entire market
improved sympathetically
Tennessee Coal Reacted
The international list. on the average
made up just about its earlier losses.
Tennessee Coal was reactionary ana
sold down II. per cent in the final deal
ings Anaconda made a new high rec
ord. but Copper failed 10 rally ana
closed with a fractional net decline
The general market was inclined 10
react on profit taking during the last
few minutes. but the tone was neVerthe-
less confident. Bond dealings. except
for convertible issues, were compara-
4fxalv light and the list showed few
changes Government bonds were un-
changed.
The Washington times., 1905-12-10
MExlCO'S LARGEST
MINING DEAL IN YEARS

The largest mining deal occurring n /
Mexico in years was contaminated re- |
Gently In the State OF Chihuahua when
the famous Lluvia de orc CRain of
Cold group OF mines was sold for
s. go O0u
The Washington times., 1905-12-10
MONEY AND EXCHANGE.

NEW YORK, Dec s-Money on call
today was nominal at per cent.
Call money on the stock exchange this
week loaned at q per cent and at 4,
averaging about 10 per cent. On Mon
day loans were made at and 10 per
cent Tuesday transactions were at 8
10 10 per cent, average shz: Wednesday
10 To 25. average. Il; Thursday. to "a
average. Is; and FridS5, 10 z. aver
age. g.
Mercantile paper curing the week was
rather quiet. Merchants issued it in
as small amounts as possible. naturally
dtshkinS the high rates. On the other
hand. the money available for this class
OF Investment was not heavy. The mar
ket, therefore, lacked activity. Rates
5lzd54 per cent for sixty TO ninety days
Endorsed bills receivable; 51zG6 per cent
for choice four to six months single
names; 81. per cent for others.
? Interior money rates unchanged. Quo
tations al four important points report
ed by Telegraph were as follows:
The Washington times., 1905-12-10
Foreign Exchange.

The sterling market was very strong
today. advancing 30 points 10 $3.50 Tor
demand bills.
Rates for actual business closed as
follows: Sixty days. 1880. demand
1850: cables, 4.S62O Commercial bills
were 4.Sl04.S=Ii. The supply OF cotton
bills was good.
Continental bills Were quoted as fol
lows Francs 5.203s and 5.l74s. reichs-
marks 9r4Grg4 SIC and 951s, Suilders
81 1916 and 40 plus 1-i6.
The Washington times., 1905-12-10
BANK STATEMENT.
FOREIGN GOLD PREMIUMS.

LONDON. Dec. 9.-The gold premium
al Madrid today was quoted at 2I.60.
unchanged from yesterday. and at LIS
bon 800. unchanged
The Washington times., 1905-12-10
IN THE WORLD OF FINANCE
PRICE CHANGES OF WEEK.

NEW YORK. Dec. 9--Following are
the highest. lowest and closing prices,
with the number of shares sold.
of the most active securities on the
stock exchange for the past week:
Shares High. Low. Close.
The Washington times., 1905-12-10
Advisory Board.

There Will be three American direc-
tors and an advisory board Of seven.
selected from the American stocSnoid-
ers. whose duty It will be to pass on
Ame-ican securities before sending them
to the Paris banl-.
The bank is being organized by Henry
Rrunner. who holds controlling inter
est In the Central Trust Company. o.
San Francisco. and in the ltaiian-Amer-
ic1n Trust COMPANY of New York and
VINO also holds = controlling interest In
seventeen other faulCs and trust com
ponieS on the Pacific Coast.
The Washington times., 1905-12-10
Alexandria, Va, Want Ad Erancn.

i. l.. Carne & Co. 7O3 King street.
Alexandria Va. Will accept Want Ad-
vel tisemcnts for The Evening and Sun
eaV Times At regular Office rates
The Washington times., 1905-12-10

James NJ Green let stocks, bonds and
such like things take care of themselves
a couple Of days the past week while
he went on a hunting trip. He has not
yet submitted a statement OF the "busi-
The Washington times., 1905-12-10

ness done on the trip but. being an
experienced hunter. 1t is conceded on
change that. II he didn't get bag
full. ii was because the game was not
there
The Washington times., 1905-12-10

Charles ]. Bell. the astute and dig
nified banker. delighted a dozen or SO
members OF the Stock Exchange after
the call the other day by q clever ex-
hibition OF magic" Apparently. ne
caused a 70 cent piece TO mysteriously
go through a silk handkerchief. and
the trick, as done. would have been a
credit TO a professional slight hand
man Mr.. Bells friends can't figure out
how he did 1t. and they are wondering
where he learned how
The Washington times., 1905-12-10
Silver.

Bar silver in London today was steady
and 5-16 higher at 29 HIS pence per
ounce. Today's New York price for com
mercial bars y higher at G44Q6524 cents
Government ASSAY bars Is higher at 64%s
GitG1l. Mexican dollars "a higher at 4Sl.
IfElI.
The Washington times., 1905-12-10
NEW YORK STOCK MARKET.

lReported by W. B. Hibhs & Co. 1919 F
street. Members New York Stock Exchange
Chicago Board OF Trade. and Washington
Stock Exchangel
The Washington times., 1905-12-10

Albion K. Paris. Of the banking firm
of Crane, Paris & Co. has had Sc
we're cold for some days. but il does not
seem to interfere with his trading ca
pacity and he continues to offer ard
bid for 1.-The stock" IN chunks.
The Washington times., 1905-12-10

A coterie OF brokers had a lively pass
at repartee with President Hibbs a
couple OF days ago. Mr.. Hibbs is a
mighty good fellow, but he has a very,
incisive. though good-natured way Of
coming back in terse sentences that.
after a fashion. put il up" TO the other
fellow.
The Washington times., 1905-12-10
HEARD ON 'ChiANGE AND STREET

c. Bowie Cnipman. the local repre-
sentative Of f. r. Chapman & Co, Of
New York, is one Of the youngest, and
fast becoming one OF the most active
and prominent of the financiers of this
city. He is but twenty-six years of age
and has already made an enviable name
for himself in the local world of finance.
He is d member of the directorate of
the Traders National Bank. and has on
various occasions been solicited TO
identify himself with some Of the new
er banking institutions OF this city.
Mr.. Chapman is in every respect
self-made man. having by the early
death of his father been compelled 10
leave school al the age of clever He
has honorably and manfully worked his
way up TO his present position OF trust
and influence. and from his fidelity TO
he interests OF his employers and
clients alike. his position as manager
Of one of the best ahouses in Wall
street is admittedly well deserved.
He is a member OF the Washington
Stock Exchange, and enjoys an enviable
position among his fellow members and
the local banking community, as well as
socially. He has also identified himself
with the property interests OF his ma
tive city. and exercises an interest in
all that pertains to the advancement OF
Washington.
The Washington times., 1905-12-10

Inquiry among the stock brokers' as
to the probability of the truth Of the
report that the National Bank of Wash
ington is about TO increase Its divi-
dends from 10 per cent seems to elicit
no satisfactory replies. Most of the
brokers have heard denials OF the rumor
from supposedly Well Informed circles,
and. when these were suggested to a
group. who are active traders on
change. yesterday. Griffin Halstead
said:
Perhaps 1t might not be aniss to
quote the all-too-familiar and truth
telling lines of Shakespeare:
'' The lady doth protest too much. me
thinks.
Incidentally a good many people have
discovered that Mr. Halstead usually
knows thing or two.
The Washington times., 1905-12-10
50th,ssuzo OF STOCK

O Pc y FOR so c Ri TroN
AND FIRsT ENT
Subscription for the eoth fsEus %
stock and FIRST payment thsrecu win
oe received daily from . g. m 70 an
q NJ the once OF the Aszocsassos
SHARES $50 EACH
Pamphlets explaining the oh5e>s azd a.
FSniaEes OF the Association and otnsr fnfar-
nation furnished upon application ~ Tia =.
Gee
The Washington times., 1905-12-10
EQUITABLE
COOPERATIVE
BUILDING
ASSOCIATION

EQUITABLE BUILDING. isos = 81. NV.
John joy E6son. President
Ellis Spear. Vice Pre<idsnt
Geo. w Czsilear. "a Vice Presscszs.
Frank P. Rseside. Secretary.
The Washington times., 1905-12-10
RAILROAD STOCKS.

CAPITAL Traction Co... MS -
The Wash. .ty * .sec. Co. pr - sss.
5h- wash Ry- 4 Elee Co com az
Rrif.ol Gas and Electric - a. =