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Los Angeles herald., 1906-03-16
INCENDIARY FIRES
STILL CONTINUE
TIMELY DISCOVERY ALONE SAVES
BUILDINGS
Newsboy Turns In Alarm on Spring
Street and Flremen Succeed In
Quenehing Flames - Main Street
Building Slightly Damaged

More evidence that "firebugs" are
still at work in Los Angeles was shown
in two incendiary fires early yesterday
morning.
Only prompt work by the fire depart
ment and the timely discovery of two
blazes saved both buildings from de-
struction.
A newsboy passing near Seventh and
Spring streets about 4 o'clock discov-
cred blaze in the rear of house at
720 South Spring street. He turned in
the alarm and firemen soon had the
flames under control. From all indi-
cations the fire was of incendiary
origin.
l.. r. Parker occupies the house. He
says there was fire there recently of
unknown origin. The fire yesterday
morning originated in the basement in
pile of rubbish. 1t had good start
and within few minutes it would
have been impossible to control the
flames. The loss is estimated at $1,000
Another incendiary fire was discov-
cred in the room of j. Wallace Rust
at 1877 North Main street about 5
o'clock in the morning. The fire was
noticed soon after it started and the
f1remen responded promptly. They sue
ceeded in quenching the flames with
out much trouble. The damages sus-
tanned will not exceed $50.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-03-16
PERFORMS ON GIANT LADDER
Lucier Defes GravitatIon In HIS
Thrilling Circus Plunge, Land
Inn Feet First

What wonderful secret of nature IS
possessed by Lucier, who is with the
Greater Norris & Rowe circus, is
mystery, for in his sensational act OF
dropping from great height gravlta-
ton seems to lose its power to act
upon his body. This act Is called
"Lucier and his Golden Ladder" ana
Lucier performs upon a giant ladder
which reaches 80 feet toward the top
of the great tent.
Round by round Lucier climbs up,
up, up, until standing at the top ne
waves to the audience and then bend
Ing backward, drops to the ground
like a hawk making a strike But he
is unframed and almost as soon as ne
touches the ground he makes series
of lightning backward somersaults and
bounds to his feet, bowling gracefully TO
the thousands who applaud.
Then there is the Picard troupe or
daring aerialists four of them. The
Picards perform upon horizontal
bars away up In the air near the top
of the tent.
Daring riders, herds of elephants,
troupes of trained horses and other
animals, besides acrobats and ath-
letes, are also part of the show, while
twenty-five clowns keep everybody
laughing. The circus, menagerie and
hippodrome will be at Prayer park four
days next week.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-03-16

tunnel and connect directly with Sun
set boulevard, thus cutting off several
unnecessary blocks and avoiding a
number of sharp curves.
Lawrence Holmes, who is called the
father of the Hill street tunnel" told
this plan to the board of public works
at it's session yesterday afternoon.
He added that by widening the tun-
mel the additional twenty feet the
property owners who will have to pay
for the improvement will be greatly
benefited, as the railway company has
offered to pay half the assessment
provided the petitioners succeeded in
having the tunnel widened. The addi-
tional twenty feet can be cut through
the hill with but small additional ex-
pense, and the proposal Of the railroad
company to pay half the entire cost is
considered a great inducement, as the
improvement will be an expensive one.
The board of works advised Mr.
Holmes to have all proceedings so far
for the 32-foot tunnel abandoned and
new petitions presented for the 52-foot
tunnel. This Mr.. Holmes will at once
proceed to do. The proceedings for
the 32-foot tunnel have gone as far as
an ordinance of intention to establish
the grade, and work on the tunnel will
be delayed by having this abandoned,
but the property owners feel the bene-
fits will more than repay the delay.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-03-16
BOYS TURN IN FALSE ALARM
Patroman Leon Makes Two Arrests.
Court Room Scene Surprises Pupils

Two boys, Ed Randolph and A. Wet
more, were arrested yesterday by Pa
trolman Leon on the charge of turn
ing in a false alarm. The officer says
he has positive evidence that they are
guilty.
Shortly before o'clock Randolph
and Wetmore are said to have sent in
an alarm from box "a.
After the CASTELAR, school had COM
menced the afternoon session the Of
ficer held a conference with the prin-
cipal. In the school room a court was
held. The scene inspired the children
and several volunteered evidence. The
matter Is to be taken UP with real
earnestness by the police. So numer-
Gus have been the calls sent in of
late that they find it necessary to re-
sort to strenuous measures.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-03-16
WILTSHIRE TALKS
BACK FOR MAYOR
ADMITS TRYING TO SELL TO
SALT LAKE
Retort Follows Charge of Vice Presi-
dent Clark That McAleer Had
Used His Office as Club
in Spur Veto

J. Ross Clark, vice president of the
Salt Lake railroad, yesterday tacitly
accused Mayor McAleer of having a
personal interest in vetoing the Salt
Lakes franchise for a spur track
down the alley east of Santa F'e ave-
nue., and of using his official capacity
as a club to force the Salt Lake to
take some land off his hands at
great advance in price.
Last Friday afternoon Nat Will
shire, who is Mayor McAleer's partner
in the Republic Iron and Steel Works
came to me with John D. Mott, who
is attorney for Mr.. McAleer, and asked
me to purchase the land which the
Republic iron works owns on santa
Fe avenue, between Sixteenth and
Alamo streets, for $25,OO0." said Mr.
Clark. The company had paid but
$4,000 for the land a. few months ago.
II took the case up with the direc-
tors of the road, but we concluded 1t
was an exorbitant price and refused
to pay it.
Saturday afternoon the franchise,
which the council had passed, grant
ing the spur track was vetoed by the
mayor"
The veto Of the mayor had no eff
feet on the franchise, however. as the
council promptly passed 1t over his
protest.
The mayors protest was a vigorous
one He appeared before the council
personally, in support of 1t, something
he has never done before in the his
tory of his administration. He de-
granted the tract of land, which Mr.
Clark asserts the mayors friends
tried to sell to the Salt Lake, would
be rendered useless for industrial pur-
poses and that it would be a practical
confiscation of this land.
The new spur track will bisect the
mayors property, cutting off strip
about 100 feet wide and two blocks
long. Mr.. Clark declared the Salt
Lake had offered to permit the Re
public Iron Works to erect travelling
crane over it's right-of-way so that
the segregated strip might be available.
Mr.. Wiltshire does not deny that he
attempted to induce the Salt Lake
company to purchase the land in ques-
ton for $4,000. He issued a state
ment last evening written in the may
or's office in which he declared he had
secured the opinions of prominent real
estate men as to the value of the
property and they had agreed 1t was
easily worth 100000, sold in small par
cells.
He desired to get rid of it at once for
cash and as 1t was on the line OIL lne
Salt Lake he believed it would be val
liable to that company and offered 1t
to j. Ross Clark for $4,000 or $4,000
less than the real estate dealers had
assured him it was worth.
In conclusion he declared the Repub-
lie Iron e. Steel company would under
no circumstances use this property for
its plant although one of the build
ings was already partly constructed.
He states he has secured another tract
of land for the purpose.
Mr.. Wiltshire is the financial back
bone of the enterprise.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-03-16

Homeless children received and placed
in homes for adoption. Apply Rev. D.
v. Rice, superintendent Children's
Home society, 1874 Bradbury building.
Los Angelica
Los Angeles herald., 1906-03-16

Owing to the rush of business the
ern California Music company will be
open Wednesday and Saturday evenings
for the accommodation of Herald sub
scribers.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-03-16
PASSES FICTITIOUS CHECK
{. H. Graham's Ball Is Fixed at $1,000
Pending Trial on the
Charge

E. H. Graham was arraigned before
Police Judge Chambers yesterday on
the charge of passing fictitious checks
his examination was set for March 81
and his bail fixed at $1,000.
:, Two detectives arrested Graham for
passing checks for small amounts.
The police say that Graham deserted
his wife when living at 1922 Tennessee
street and has been living at the How
ell on Main street since.
The Michigan market, the Chris
TOPPER Candy company and a lodging
house are enumerated by the police
as victims.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-03-16
RAIN POSTPONES THE
ARBOR DAY EXERCISES
SATURDAY THE ELYSIAN PARK
FESTIVITIES ARE SET
Under the Mayors Proclamation All
City Employees Will Enjoy Holi-
day-Everybody Is Requested to
Plant Trees Tomorrow

The Arbor day exercises which were
to have been held today have been
postponed until tomorrow on account
of the unsettled weather which pre-
walls.
Mayor McAleer issued proclamation
by which Arbor day was declared to
be an official holiday and accordingly
all the offices at the city hall will be
closed and the city employees will rest
from their labors for a little while.
The exercises will be held at Elysian
park tomorrow afternoon, and the
schools of the city will participate in
the tree planting.
Mayor McAleer asked in his procla-
nation that everyone who could should
plant a tree and it is likely that be-
side the trees planted by individuals
there will be many put in by societies.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-03-16
PROPOSE WIDENING OF
HILL STREET TUNNEL
DOUBLE TRACK WILL THEN BE
RUN THROUGH CUT
"Father" Holmes Tells His Plans to
the Board Of Public Works-Com-
pany Offers to Pay Half of the
Assessment

The Hill street tunnel will be wild
ened from 80 feet to 50 feet and the
Los Angeles-Pa railway will run a
double track through the tunnel and
connect with its Sunset boulevard
tracks.
At present the Hollywood branch
of the Los Angeles-Pacific runs from
the Fourth street station to Spring
street, down Spring to the intersection
of Main and from Main turns off on
Sunset boulevard.
1t Is proposed to bring the tracks
straight down Hill street, through the
Los Angeles herald., 1906-03-16
NIGHT HUMANE WORK NEXT
Society Will Prosecute Campaign for
Humanity Vigorously With
Extra Officer

. The Humane society proposes to fur
nish Los Angeles with a night officer.
This has been accomplished through
the funds from the admittance of sew
enty-five associate and twenty reg
ular members.
The work for February, summar-
lied, is: Complaints, 40; Investigations
SO; children involved, 81; children re-
lieved, so; Door of Hope, 8; convent OF
the Good Shepherd, 1; Truelove home
2; Anaheim orphanage, A. Los Angeles
orphan asylum, 1; Y. w. G. A. home
for girls, 1; missionaries of the Sacred
Heart, /; returned to parents in the
east, q prosecutions and convictions
1; Associated Charities, 5; warning and
reprimands, IA.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-03-16
COURTS GIRL; FIGHTS PAPA
Hotel Proprietor Comes Out Second
Best in Scrap With
Guest

G. w. Garrison attempted to eject
a guest from his hotel yesterday but
ended up in the receiving hospital.
The proprietor of the hosiery at
444R South Spring street invited
Charles owens, roomer, to leave,
but Owens resented the invitation. A
fight followed in which Garrison was
badly worsted.
The police investigated the case and
found that Garrison thought Owens
was paying too much attention to his
daughter. Garrison is 81 years old. He
has applied for a complaint against
Owens.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-03-16
A Small Investment

in a Conklin self-filling. Waterman
Ideal or Marshall 81 pen pays pig div n,,
comfort. One filling will last two
weeks they are scientific, automatic
and never fail you when you want TO
write $780, $3.50 and up. Sanborn,
vail & Co. ISL South Broadway.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-03-16

Owing to the rush of business the
ern California Music company will be
open Wednesday and Saturday evenings
for the accommodation of Herald Sub
New-York tribune., 1906-10-12
LIVESTOCK MARKET.
Nav York octob.r I,

New York. October II. 1905.
BEENEs.h Receipts none. and there trading
pected for Fridays market Dressed beef steady and
good AID choice beef in active Native sides
sold at "a q 91xo per lb Texan beef gR7c. No later
cable sdyiees received from the mar
dressed meats from this port to-day Friday
CALNES--Receipts 15O head including "a for
butchers and 76 for ths market Veals ruled steady
with very light supply: grassers and Westerns were
IS so So 20 per 100 10; tops 50. Dressed calves
quiet put steady at So 131c per Id for city dressed
veaLS and g II nc for country dressed
SaissTW- T. Hume: veals: l$7 ID average. at
IS so: do. III ID. at 81; do. 116 lb. IS.
H. a ss 80; do, 1I5 Ib at IS: do. 200 ib at I
Judd Co: state veals. 14S ID, At IS SO! DO.
Newton Co: IL West Virginia calves 2s5 ID. az
SHEEP AND LAMBS-Recsipts wer. u cars or o 1ss
head including cars for slaughtsrsrs and II
receipts were advanced i59 25c: light arrivals
were held over. Common TO prime sheep sold 81 n
IS 50 per 100 ID; eqlls 81. medium prrns lamb.
a. 10 S 'yi e1Is ds az 20 dressed mu,oa urn a.
Sales-Tobin & Shannon: iSS Virginia lambs. 90 II,
at SS SO: "a Ohio sheep, 81 ID. at So 25
kerns Commission Company: 24S Buffalo lannoa 50
ID at 81 so: 247 do IS lb at 81 So
So ID, at 81 3o Pennsylvania do So ID. 81 25i "a
s. Sanders: SO state lambs 50 ID. IS 50,
Andrew Mullen 21 lambs IL ID, 30; o cuIlh
W. r. Hume: state lambs 20 ID, az IS as.
HOGS-Recsipts Vsrs II 2,os3 head. nciud-
Ing about carload for the market No sales had been
ib for medium light weights.
Sales (lsts neutrality-suspicious. Mullen; Is state
New-York tribune., 1906-10-12

q sI.s y so1 .ycIgdn .s 'sastsS5ns s2ssb.
pfr RnlS 'f9st - NFE r. oE9Ssh ESs.R
dpIsn ;sgsI p.8 20. DOZEN aS sSss
LSvEa g SS az fsGtsn s1Gs biac pUCKs Wild
osP1ss "a Siss per Ss.dR RA7 DO MaaTd
Buewing Teal sSS!'ei 90 e%dg.on 2se5Se: DO com.
mon aG iOc yNsoX fresh saddles per d. 80 'S''
poTAToFs IND vEGErABLEs-Irish pot'Stos. p'.S IN
da and stsady sDcS S"SGi %h.e ana ysow
steady aS6sges caaowsr ,lss n ss0f & Gs-Ha Mu
se5n S5 ss.r Ps Peppers d
weak SQUASH slSw vdts d0m15OsrsA PSrAToE Maine
%sas :a3s e Iso bulk n SE a5ass ST.
66 Or sack 81 5os1 Jersey rSSRd Sag 81 PEI Co. Swirl n
g5l 4: q 9Rs j..: ISa'b p.4 bS &c. sdss
sfRoGr sG a2 k-issFn p.a qda saG.s s Sss So
eARRoTs OF Tshea per 69 island ana Jersey LOO
g 6s Boston and sr 0saef bb siass
Go eF othsr sfsan Lone Island 90 ss Sew
per sq RfsNff PcKs f Westerns aG He York per
sIgss Island shoTt eS5 T: per YORK. SG
s9'e pe9 bush 81 @ sHa Isks nfe i6
sce @ &c S.ar6g sissi 90 n!I KAaE bas
R:arG R es Est B. ss 90 SsS as A & sFANs s. 10 psao
basket h 52os DO Psg has % SoS' dozen 60 81 Sd
So do Boston and st9r hot % fancy sF Per 5b
MEsRooM5 :Ss&ii3S; 5;,. dS Sess 58s
SsT B5l s&as5 HaGSS DO per BASKET @ do
Eastern white = per sS 81 s. SS9s % so ootT d9 rec ws Der
bag s. 5oes2 rs DO ssskst t5cqs! DO yelISw Per
white per Gratis I0GGsl do yellow Per bag 81 40
oKRA. Tsrs.y | per 100 75casi: PEAS Virginia, per
basket. 60cas2 PEPPERS. Jersey, red. per Dbl SO
81 So green T5cG$1; PUMPKINS Dbl, 50a75c; PAIRS
LEY per 100 bunches, 75egSl; STRING. BEANS state
green per basket 25a5Oc; wax, 35675c; nearby. per
basket or bag s59I3e DO MARYLAND green per basket
81: SQUASH. Hubbard per Dbl. f5c9si 25: do marrow
50e9s1 DO yellow crookneek snd white 60gI5c; SPIN
state. per bush basket 5Oc9s1 DO nearby per box
5cGs1 25: TURNIPS. Jersey. rutaoaga. Dbl 5O975c
do Canada. rutabasa. s09eoc; WATERCRESS per 100
bunches $iGS1 30
HAY AND OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES continus light
and the market it's fun strength for best
New-York tribune., 1906-10-12

COTION-There another active exciting day in
tle cotton market with prices selling a higher
level for the s going through the
marx Ihe opening was firm at advance OF u 20
polhts, ana the close - 40 points higher
safes were estimated at 500 OoO bales bulge
was due 70 higher Liverpool cables than expected re
ports that light to killing
general over the South There heavy realizing imme
dlately after the call and. with the selling
Ja.n The market gradually sagged of 70 win about 10
points or the closing figures the
this level there bull support and the
room shorts rendered uneasy by the forecast calling
cold weather tonight ted
covering They found offerings comparatively limited
for Decenber &c for January and II 4o for March
or sbout - TO AZ points higher The close
on from the best, under realizing but
hrm The weather reports indicated killing frost
had IN g number OF eastern
central and western belts Temperatures enough
XIII were by no means Esneral but sufficient
cause decided modification In crop yexs ana frost
is predicted for night II old idea
that three nights
IN the future and there heavy selling before
the close tonight, the ction
the South indicated increased demand from spnners
and Southern spot markets reported isAso higher
The OF contract prices in the local market to-day
a fellows:
New-York tribune., 1906-10-12
CASH QUOTATIONS.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

New York. October 10. 1905
COFFEE-The coffee market was nrmer again to-
day The opening was Sglo points higher. prices
az one time were about 10 Is points higher with
the close steady az net advance Of 5Q15 points.
sales were reported of g., GOO bags.
due 20 strength in the French market which " a
fun franc higher when due TO come about unchanged
Private news TO explain this advance hardly salts
factory cable was received however. the effect
thst european shorts were rendered a re-
port that the Brazilian government shipping
VoV oaEs OF the Va!orization purchases
some OF the parties concerned wi 10
hold The co1ee for year more collateral Just
WhH this should have effect an iudi-
cation thst the government is settling 10 bust
ness IS nara 10 understand. There also
that the SrsziuSn government had bought 10000
oaes IN Brdsl Otherwise there o special feat
ure Uncertainty the real
IN Havre undoubtedly restricted selling 10 a consd-
erahle extent IN the local market moderate pur-
cseA by brokers supposed 10 represent European
some OF tho local trade interests put market IN
Ihe rate or brazilian exchange a shade higher
ne ne aste er brazllan Exchange was shade higher
hut hio declined IS reis and Santos 80
were little larger the ports and smaller at
the Junoiahy, and there coming
crop The weather IN Sac Paulo fine The mar
ket for spot coffee quiet with Quotations on the
basis OF SAsc for Rio No :.
The range Of contract prices the local market 70
day was follows:
New-York tribune., 1906-10-12
OTHER MARkETs-sY TELEeeasu

Kansas City. Oct 1I-CATTLE- -Pac.t..-
head. Including LOO SOutherns: mark~t io.003
weak Choice export and beef sady %
- 80 rair to good. 81 25 s. 40. Western Ssso9
80. stockers and feeders. SO s00Sf 7s: x %
steers " ~ 50 90 Southern cows sea a. imam
cows " - 50 %. native helfers s. 75as. 1tttrs
sz10Y 81 20 calves, S-751S6 25. oal!s.
t:SVo teaJs nsFksl weak to Sc lover Top ss 33o,s
ouIk OF sales 81 70 % SO 3Zi3 heavy. S8 sO0s ~
efs 50 SV9 20 5o pigs and lights. s. rs IS "a u2scx
-ltecelpS 5000 head; market q 100 higher rss-~P
se9 - S0t ewes and yearlings IS 30 q g. "a. vlos.
yearNngs. y Zon IS IS; Western sheen 49, ,s,tsla
stock and feeders. 80 Is q s. 30. $50 -;
Union STOCK Yards. Pittsburg. Oct If-CAr-,-
saPppy ftlE market slow Choice. t5 759s So; pris
70 4O9 30 %. SHEEP-Supply light: markss .y,.lme
PriTne Wethsrs - so q s. 65 veal calves ssasseeZ
HOtiS-Recelpts light. market slow. Isrn. % o.
.neeiHIas snd neavy forksrs. Sc S5 81. light YopE.
sb % q ," fss pigs So 400 s. Nsfa
Cincinnati Oct. ff.-HOGS higher hurche-.
Shippers 30 'O common. s. 50 S8 IS. CATTLE Ia
fair 20 good shiDpers 50 50 IS 40: common e. =
81 60. 1' @' - so
chicago Oct fL-CATTLE-Rsoelpsz. s5o,,, 49,.
head; market strong early bur about gfsad Sv3
the close Fancy steers S6 75 81 gn couu7or -
steers. " IS %: cows s. 20 81: hessrs e -of
81 25t bulls - SOC 81 %; calves q
and feedsrs. 81 25TS4 50. HOGS-Recafptq sbos y,
900 head; market steady Arm. Good 10 -.
heavy, 50 6o1 IS SO. medium heavv
IS So butcher weights. IS 50 SIS s5; good 20 chst
mixed So IS = 50 80: rough heavy packing -
pigs: IS 5o9ss 25 sHEEP-Rscsipts about "a =, ~,
headi market strong 70 100 higher Sheen. fl-ss
IS 35. yearlings, s. IS q S. lambs ss4ss '''s
New-York tribune., 1906-10-12
EUROPEAN PRODUCE MARKET.

god Western winter 5s Ild futures steady Dsesmbs %
sad futures dull; Octobsr nominal; Deesmbe- 4.
4&d January. As &d HOPS-At London. Pacific -.
arm. "a 1Os6fJ IS FLOTR-St Sancv vr1-tts-
steady. 81 BEEF-Extra India mess steady s7s ~
PORk-P-ime nness Western. easy SIS 3D. HkNs-
Short "A to 70 y strong. s2s ga. BAcON-Cum5s,
% 80 10. strong, 54s: short
steady, 535 50: long clear nddIes light 2S % "a n e
SIS: DO hssvy 9J TO 40 10 Arm 54s Sd; ear baeEs
STEADY. ass shoulders square. 20 I3 n
sos Cd. BACON-CIear bellies. IA 70 fs 10 Arm So, "a
refined. in pals strong 4!s cHEEsE-Anerican rnss
white firm. SIS 90 coored drrn, 62s TALL0W-P-t--.
city strong. 2Ss tt 9VrIos ESprits Arm Sas "a
LINsElED OIL stsady. 21s- BUrTEsR-Finsst Un+sd
PETROLEUM steady. 6ssd ROsIN-common So
los g.
New-York tribune., 1906-10-12

grades. and good undsrsrades quoted unusualy
stin at quotations Fortunately supplies have n con
tanned many attractive lots rceipts. ana wtn
the natural enlargement Of demand all prices close
strong, FrIne large ostes, aPoac. So
sO0S5c; shipping. 7O075c: clover. mixed. choice.
Is quite active and there is better price range soou
strictly prime 55cWS1. Receipts OF hay ana straw.
in tons reported at the Produce Exchange at noon
to-day; Hudson River Railroad I3O: Erie 9OO Penn
sylvania. 10; Delaware Lackawanna & Western. z0
Lehgh Valley. 100; Ontario sO Central Of
New Jersey. 100; river boats. 10: canal boats. a.
total l,5l2 tons Receipts OF straw. so tons.
Toledo Oct 1l--CLOV ERSEED-C, IS IS: October
IS 95; December. IS sra. TIMoTIIY 81 eels ALsICE
New-York tribune., 1906-10-12

hoEs. 16t ID average at 81 psr r0o IN. +, a.
al W. roughs 800 ID Sc. w. Hs n
~ 3 Judd Co: state hogs. ss4 ID. at 81:
800 ID az Sc: boar. $40 10. at 81 - 'ouxaa
New-York tribune., 1906-10-12
BILLIARD AND POOL TABLES.

MANUFACTURERS OF billiard and pool
tables; high grade bowling alley build
ers; lowest prtcsa MARK BROS. "A
Union square.
New-York tribune., 1906-10-12
cENTRAL VERMONT
ilb,rt. No. : Wall STD
CANADIAN NORTHERN

The Central Vermont Railroad Company has i.-
sued its fun pamphlet report for the year ended
June 60 1876 The income account compares as
follows.
New-York tribune., 1906-10-12

In comparing TIE earnings FOR issi with ,,,.. ..
ssS, attention Is called 10 the fact that m. fo.
include actual earnings only while the latter ,r
clude NellS winch were rot earnings -.
STAGE I'm June 19o5 Sl0SoSG OF oveTebarpcee M
IN 1S3 on business done before July J. ieg S,as
credited 70. freight earnings for t9st i,cy,S Vas
charged direct to profit ana loss ''''' Silo
New-York tribune., 1906-10-12
MALLORY LINE LuxuR1ous sH,p

Tickets 70 Texas Colorado. Mexico, New
Mexico. Arizona. California. Georgia, FTor-
ida Alabama, etc. DELIGHTFUL. TRIPS
THE ROUTE TO MIAMI. PALM BEACH
Fla. &c (via Key West)- Colon.st ticket,
to California on inquiry Our booklet
Pocket Gui1s' free Q. h MALLORY q
co. l20 Front St.. y. Y.
New-York tribune., 1906-10-12

me income account or lines leased and operated
ny the Great Northern Railway Connnpp,, ca-,a-.-
follows. ''F"'ss
Lines leased ana operstsd-
Gross earnings -.-.- g q 20 e.o 90 50,
Expenses - "a - 80 90 ~, - ssb 94T
New-York tribune., 1906-10-12
CINCINNATI, HAMILTON 6 pAyroN

me run pamphlet report Of the Cincinnati Ham
tlton & Dayton Railway issued h,. J2,osi,..r -
tiasihon. a., Tor the year ended June 90 1905 IS -
"1 -'o 'noOiAe account compares follows:
New-York tribune., 1906-10-12

Betternents tcr tie year aggregated 81 IA sss
AGAINST sS5soss the previous yea. '''''''
New-York tribune., 1906-10-12
WORK WANTED,

Male.
CLERK--Young man. 10. az stock ols-.
or shipping clerk: thrse years exnS-t
ence In hanakerchlsf line Charles =
Vallaine. Al Grand ST
New-York tribune., 1906-10-12
WESTERN NEW YORK & PENNSYLVANIA

The Western New York & Pennsylrania's renorr
fer The year ended June 20 1906. compares as f.l