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New-York tribune., 1906-12-22
NEW YORK PRICES.

t5 & 67 LONDON @ ,ea TN ana market yss wsS at h4s 3ss
Us % L1say the maet was quiet With o spot qu0fsa {
English narket with spot quoted and futures
9otd at tlo at o. 2 @ S {as s5n es6Too Tss at o
ond casting at e 6sa23 Y LEADLea9 was p
s sTSP Ta %as @ d heR1 oag 5In at @
tsda-d oundry Quoted at els 81 and CiesesGd VA
rants at 62s 12d Legally the market was unchansed
The for pig iron certificates the Produce E3
a aT9 PgRBqIs PBssry 9M AND MaTe5 Sc S0g$5
and yrups was influenced By pEeh0iiday quetness hut
f5r molasses. Quotations follow; New Orleans, cen
pTms mne 299a61 New Orleans oPeh ke5fs F3 a7g3So
sYRGPs, common, i4gl5ei fair I59i7o; good. 1890;
ot05ssed Oh was easier @ today Under unload
current month supposed to be all covered. and
th6Ust 6a arS large Short interest @ exists
r. qe q 6t e ay e IN e III an month was 49 Par.
December at 3lsQ4lAc 5000 bbls January at 3943Sso
and $40 66is July at 81 sc 1nseed oil was uncha2ged
Refined RstT0gm remains in sGsSons6te demand at recent
75oo. and in bulk 44oc; Philadelphia. bbs 745c and
phis 9asc water white New York. b6ls. $500 and in
%c white oisea Ge Tort T i8S PhadeRia P p 558
Prime ysd 6d51be M % da jaSaa S1S
SS3zq3SAc do February. 37A98SAe; do March. 37G
ana E prime Whit Winter ys9w nominal IiSsnED 6Ame Ge
ican seed city raw 41a42c 40 uoftown. raw. 40q41o
PRoy!sIoNs-The provision market was weaker at
n In. the 9eFR2oR eassd @ on again t on receipts q
way highest OF the dav Chicago re-
9siP,s P were $1,000 Kansas CTy So9G and Omaha 500
aSie short clear s7 COASTS 8EE 90 S1S 90
ira India meas $40 5oaS22 So BEEF HANS ~ hrn;
quoted s2S 6O8$25. DRESSED HOGS STEADY: quoted:
q. 99&c CUT MEATs-PickIed bellies QUIET ' gudtes ss
Smoking, 121sc; 10 f 11o; u 10, 10SsQ1O&c; 1O
steady quoed City. exc; country. 6aGlso LARD arm:
quoted: Middle Western. prime 9O59e.16c. City lard
South America TO- 15c: Continent 95Oc: Brazil kegs
n.l6c Compound Arm; quoted at sN9sssc. sTEARINE
RICE-3usness was moderately active at Southern
points with fair amount OF activity locally and all
markets stesdy e firm Quotations follow Domestic
4S94Bc; fancy heads. 5q5lkc: extra fancy heads
java GEe RsnRoon aGeefo IN bo66 BnA SS6O
closed becr Fe sns and h9sa e9 ~. 1ss Win @
Christmas holidays Refined sugar dull and without
important change in PRICES The following are list prices
ss6 cg0 for 70 en a POINTS sts ana @ of
tablets 5000 cut loaf and crushed 5Oc mould A. 15o
one Eazs Late Dafs 81 xX Pd P6ds4.s GgS
powdered powdered and fruit powdered and Eagle
sSas Of snf ns extra ronnae nnH c ge b Ge 90 %
93o bass DO 905e 6-io bags So. 6ooe; ION bags DO
4S9c 10 l. 4SS0: &c. Nos I'D 3 g. T. 45o NS & 4oo; No
rs 10 No o ssS SS II 10 400 30 Ne 2 $50 @ NS NO 9 6SG
Nos IA IS and 16. ss5c The London market for
with December quoted So IO16d ana January AT ss
11kd Locally the market was nomnally steady with
IS-lec nuscovado 50 test, 16c sugar
so test. 11t Willett Gray; Totsl stock Of Europe
ana ~ The ,ams Inave1 s aa hs tons OF .5s
is 1ss52O tons against Decrease OF 142 sos tons last
week + TOa m Hs Ell ,an, Snd sssns 2 5 I 6% 9S las. v
or a decrease Of 1880 tons.
New-York tribune., 1906-12-22
LIVESTOCK MARKET.

- New York December 81 1905
tSVElS-Recepts were 215 cars or 3 G25 head in
cdudins SO cars for alive 11a saughters ana
IS for the market and with the yester-
dayday there 9S Steers were slow
but top grades about steady; medium and common 70
loo lower; bulls rated 10915c ~. bologna cows
traction lower. medium and good dull barely
steady. The yards were not quite cleared Common %
choice steers sold S49S6 90 100 ~ Including
OF Westerns 81 40 bulls So 1888 T6 fancy
bulls at 81 s.; COWS az 81 6Ogs4 5. Sanders sold
Christmas 1880 10 average at 81 10 per 100 NJ
they shpped by J. Needy s. Co. and bought BY p
Goldstein for the United Dressed Beef Company The
price reported % be the highest paid market
since 1902 Dressed beef quiet Yesterdays
Todays Liverpool and London cables quoted live cattle
slow at Q121c 10 dresser weight refrigeratOr
selling London at ec n No exports from this
port to-day Tomorrow th3 Minneapolis will take o1t
4s0 head cattle 220O quarters II beef SchwarZ
sehild Suzberger and $50 head cattle ShaIuber
& Son; he Louis, iOp quarters OF bee ~.
& Co and 900 quarters for Schwarzschild q euIz
berger; the naTned hTn win put The St Andrew
sailing Sunday. 325 head cattle 70 be unoaded al Ant
wep and win load the COlsueo with 100 head cattle
for Hull Other shipments tomorrow include 4 900
quarters LuCania for the Cudahy Packing
Company 90 sheep tho Maraval. TO the West In
dies for A Iascelos making the total Shipments from
this port Dscembe- y 29s head cattle sheep
Il $50 quarters OF bee all 20 ports OF Great
ain with ths exception 36s head ana 1870 sheen
Sales-AicPhsrsou Co; IS Kentucky steers 1IT1 SN
average at 50 49,. 100 h; IS do 122S at So 90 ia
do 1906 10 10 70 10 1850 ~ at 50 10: 10 DO iOal
70. s5 Is Ohio do 1909 ib at So 40: % do ii2o n
do. 1870 T. st 81 so: 2 do 900 NJ at SO i5; COWS
1850 10 do. 11e4 n at 50 IS; do IO7S 10
ct ts q : do 70. 81 So Il DO 10 At Sc s5
do 90 n az So 30; Is do s4S no. AZ Sc O5; do T63
s. sanders: ohio steers Carcyl i450 n at 81 n. A.
do 1891 n al s. %, 80 DO 1249 u. IS "a: 10 40 1865
10 a. IS 66 is do 1901 70 al s6 90; 10 do ials n al
EI HSH nss z {. 8 g s2l V % isa NJ =. 9 81 70,
New-York tribune., 1906-12-22
EUROPEAN PRODUCE MARKET.

IAvarpooI. Dec 21<-CIosns-wHEAT-Sp hrnli
No red western winter. IS; futures quiet March.
Spot quier; American mixed. new IS 50; DO ola -
HOPS, at London (Pacihc Coast). dull. s8 ss8f4 f5s
PEAS-Canadian firm. 6s 1Od. FLoUR-St Louis
strong. 7ss Cd. PORK-Prime mess Western. steady
sss cd HAMS-Short cut, IL 20 1s rD quiet, SIS Sd.
BACON-Cuuberland rs TO so ~ easy. 47s; short
rib. 16 "a 70, steady. $751; long. clear niddles
SOS Sd short clear backs 1s 70 20 70. quiet ass sd
clear bellies IA 10 15 5Ss shoulders.
II 70 is 10 steady. 4Ss Cd LARD-Prims western
Grist <ss sd Characterization, finest white. quiet
e0s sd do coIored quiet. s2s Sd. TALLOWv-Prins
CITY strong 2ss TURPENTINE spirits, frrn, ass 3D.
LINsEED OIL quiet, ass. PETRoLEUM steady, sSd
ROSIN-CommOn firm, los 6d
New-York tribune., 1906-12-22

COTTON-Ihe cotton quiet to-day, but
ruled generally steady covering OF shorts and in SYM
petay with higher cables The opening steady at
advance Of 70 IL points; the market time
steady advance OF II 10 10 points Sales
day $4,000 bales Most OF the trading
IN the early session. The initial advance due
20 botteT Liverpool cables than expected and the
worked 70 025c for January and o55c for March
covering OF and buying by Liverpool people Liv
epool Eas 70 points higher At the hour Of the local
opening when due 10 come shade lower and the big
spot sales OF 1900 baes fpished OF the days bull
features Private cables said the market favoraby
innuenced By the large trade demand and cables
pued steady after the local opening with the close TO
y poants higher. There much feature TO the
FOR the holidays ana there nothing IN the
70 induce fresh commitments The weather IN the South
not factor The into sight figures for the week fell
q little under estimates had effect In a
market, and Southern markets unchanged 10
e higher The smaller into sight than expected led 70
predictions for bulltsh week visible supply
setement. but, with the local market closed until
trading Superintendent Kings weekly figures
follow: receipts, 66o 701 bales 24
year: mills and Canada against
b. Southern mill takings estimated. 71OO0
towns 1SeiO bales against i6 22 year brought
srht for b1240s bales. against 1853 779 last
year Total crop movement Port receipts bales
eCains szeS61 last year. overland mills Canada
40 0si AGAINST SEA 76S last year Southern mill talngs
5s7 900 bales, against s4l 900 year: stock
81 Interior In OF September $50 bales
sSsnst Se1 TO last brought into sight thus
toti crop Is Tor 1l2 days against iiB last
--.... a., "a. L., -.-. . -.
va folio~sf
New-York tribune., 1906-12-22
COUNTRY PRODUCE MARKETS.

- New York. Deeembsr n 1905
narrow compass and the general market still has
tone have be choice and Of good size 70 Job az
outsidA figure Best lots Of medium be bought
ssneralIy at 81 B7h. while the OF pea
oernT AZ 81 450Sl ATM Little export
ney is reported So s but they easily bought
than sold at figure California lima slightly easier
Scotch peas quiet. We quote; BEANS. MARROW, 1905.
choice 5er bush 30QS2 85 DO medium. 81 b5ds1 81
do pea 81 4Sgsl q - do kidney 81 eOqs2 35: do
6iao turtle soup 81 iOs2 2O yellow eye 81 no; do
iima CsiIfornih 81 81. GREEN PEAS. ecotch. 1900
81 25mSl 27A.
changes made in the line OF values but the temper
OF he market was little eaSieg all but strictly fancy
frssh creamery Us supply q ths AsLsx r0ods %
New-York tribune., 1906-12-22
BowLING GREEN TRUST COMPANY.
Financial Meetings.

TT1ITr ANNUAL. MEETING OF THE sroCKHorDp pRS
OF The Fidelity and Casualty Company Of New York
election OF directors. election Of inspectors OF
election th. transaction OF such other business
shall befors the meeting will be held at the
Offices Of the Company Nos 9710S Cedar Street IN Shs
Citys Of New York Tuesday the 1st day OF Jsnrary
1907 IL o'clock the polls 20 remain open until
TTiE FIDELITY AND CASUALTY COMPANY OF NEW
Rosr. J. HIfLAs.
New-York tribune., 1906-12-22
prices IA tho local market to-dny

Tx oosI rsrset Epot cotton quiet with prices
n. auts hsfrr iO55o middling upland and 10
sr yassdIing Gulf. Sales. 1000 bales. Southern spot
markets were telegTaphsd as foows GALVESTON seaey
and unchanged a. ios sstss at s,e So hss.
eqxr.soa ara snd unchanged Al 94oi sss io2 bsls.
New-York tribune., 1906-12-22
THE BANK OF AMERICA.

York. Daceunber -Iat 1909
The OF Directors have to-day declared
divldend twelve (I3) per cent frsa of tax
January 2nd 1907 stockholders record %
this
The transfer books viii remain closed January
srt- 1907 ". NJ. BENSET. Cashier.
New-York tribune., 1906-12-22

Grand Central Station, \. Y. Dec 4 1eo6.
Board OF Directors Of this Company have day
declared dividend OF SIX PER CENT It's Common
Capital Stock payable this Once 10Th 1907
stockholders OF record O'Clock Z NJ. Monday.
Dscember 31st. 1905. CHARLES +. cox Treasurer.
New-York tribune., 1906-12-22
Tennessee Coal. Iron 8 Railroad Go.


The Coupons due January 1st 1907. the Birmins-
ham Division Bonds and General Mortgage Bonds or
this Company. and the First NOrtFaga Bonds Oe the
Alabama Steel & ship BUILDING Com~any will ba paid
maturity the National Bank OF North America
New York CITY 7. HOOVER Treasures.
New-York tribune., 1906-12-22
GRAND CENTRAL STATION.

New York. December 70. lsoA
Hotfos Is hereby given that maturing
JANUARY I. 1907. bonds
THE LAKE SHORE & MICHIGAN SOUTH-
ERN RAILWAY COMPANY,
TIE CLEVELAND, CINCINNATI, CHICAGO
& ST. LOUIS RAILWAY COMPANY,
THE CINCINNATI NORTHERN RAILROAD
COMPANY,
The MICHIGAN CENTRAL RAILROAD
COMPANY,
THE CANADA SOUTHERN RAILWAY
COMPANY,
ROAD COMPANY.
THE LAKE ERIE G. WESTERN RAILROAD
COMPANY,
and THAR leased and proprietary lines VIII paid
the usual plAcas and after WEDNESDAY,, N.
OEMBEH c6. 18oa. Checks for registered ~fn
be mailed this day.
sy ORDER OBJ THE BOARDS OF pIRECrona
CHARLES 2. cox. Tr,Asursn
New-York tribune., 1906-12-22
DETROIT AND MaCKINsC RAILWAY CoarpsSv

40 Wall Street. New York City. Nov 2e 1905.
dividend OF two and onshalf 2ls) per this
day been declared Capital Stock OF
Company. payable January 1907 the Oce of Henry
K McHars 20 Wall Street. New York 10 stockholders
ot record at the close OF business Dechsr 18TH 19e
The Preferred Stock transfer Dscebsr
18th. 1905. and Will reopen January 8rd. 1907
=. B. COLEBROOK, FreaJur--.
New-York tribune., 1906-12-22
BONDS.

-.5SS Io-s 4Cash. 3seIls cents per share
BOSTON CURB MARKET.
r.,orsa ~ }. Thomas Reinhardt. no Is Wall street.
vsr York and No. ~ Exchange Place Boston)
ssTssI Open High Low Last
New-York tribune., 1906-12-22
The MERCANTILE NATIONAL BANK or rss
CITY OF NEW YORK.

New York. December 20sh, 1905.
pIvIpEND-Ths Directors % this Bank have this
date declared serni-ennuul dividend OF FIVE PER
CENT. fres OF tax. payable and aftsr Jsnua,y ga.
1907.
Ths transfer books win close Dscsmbsr sad at noo,
ana reopen January Cd
NAMES " Lora casnsa
New-York tribune., 1906-12-22
THE PEOPLES BANK OF THE CITY OF
NEW YORK,
sss and 3s5 Canal Sc.

ssa and 3s5 Canal Sc
December 3Osh, 1905
ONE HUNDRED AND ELEVENTH CONSECTTTvT
SEMI-ANNUAL DIVIDEND.
The Board OF Directors have this a
sen1i-annua dividend of Five nd
dividend OF Two Per tax payable on and
after January End. 1907.
Ths transfer books viii be closed s2nd inst.
az twelve o'clock noon and reOpened January and.
WILLIAM MINE Cashfs-
New-York tribune., 1906-12-22
NEW YORK CENTRAL & HUDSON
RIVER RAILROAD COMPANY
Once OF Treasurer.
GRAND CENTRAL, STATION

n,
NOTICE - hereby given that coupons from ths
bonds OF THIS COMPANY. the WEST SHORE RAIL
ROAD COMPANY. UTICA & RLACk RIVER Rail-
ROAD COMPANY and BEECH CREEK RAILROAD
COMPANY. due JANUARY ISL. 1904 VIII pait "a
this or1os presentation ana after DnCEABED
e6TH. 1908. and chsoks for REGEsTERED ISTERESr
the above bondS DIVIDENDS stock Of ths NEW
YORK HARLEM RAILROAD COMPANY and OF the
BEECH CREEK RAILROAD COMPANY, VII os Tor
varted the Gay.
Ely ORDER OF THE BOARD OF pREcTozA
EDWARD z ROSTER. Freas.usr,
New-York tribune., 1906-12-22
CHICAGO. MmiwAuKEE e sT. PAUL



30 Broad ST.. New Torx-
Coupons duo January LIST, 1901, bonds OF this cors
pany VIII bs paid presentation this once
sttsr Wednesday. December 96th
ROSWELL MILLER, ChairrnaA,
New-York tribune., 1906-12-22
AMERICAN LOCOMOTIVE COMPANY.
III ZrnaAnEaz- Na-z Nn-.- Da-.-nh..- 10 100

III Broadway, New IorN, December -. 1909
Board OF Directors this day declared quarterly
OF ONE AND TEfREE-QUARCERS PER CENT.
upon preferred capital stock pay n 1907 70
preferred stockholders CT the
Dec. 26 1905 Checks will be mailed.
Transfer books OF the preferred stock will close xf
VI. December 2a. 1908 and reopen January n 1901.
LEIGH BEST. Secretary.
New-York tribune., 1906-12-22

Importers snd Traders Bank Of Vow YDxh.
New York, Deosmber 21sc 1s0A
dividend q Ten Per sent, free OF tax has today
been declared BY THIS bank payable second
OF January next The transfer books viii remain
closed I'LL that data
4 q. POWELL. Cashlsn
New-York tribune., 1906-12-22
BOSTON STOCKS.
I. Day & o.. NA 8 Nassau street,
RAILROAD EARNINGS.

'Asksd- INK dividend.
New-York tribune., 1906-12-22

Grand Central Station. n y, Dec 5. 1906
The Board OF Directors II this Company this day
declared dividend OF TWO CENT Preferred
Capital payable ONCE January 15Lh 1907
stockholders Ot record at u O'Clock
December 18th. 1905 CHARLES T. cox Treasurer
New-York tribune., 1906-12-22
MICHIGAN CENTRAL. RAILROAD co

Graad Central station N y. Dec 4. 1906.
Board OF Directors cf this Company have this "a
Declared dividend OF THREE PER CENT. CaDt
Stock payable at this once January 18th 1901 stool
holders OF record at o'clock p M. MONDAY, psceF-
esr S1se 1906. CHARLES b. cox. Treasl1rsr
New-York tribune., 1906-12-22
THE FOURTH NATIONAL BANK

Now York Dec 30, 1904
Board Directors this day Declared a seraf-
annual dividend OF THREE AND ONE-HALF PER
CENT. payable on and after January and. 1907
Ths transfer books Will close AZ P. ~ this data.
reopsnlng january End. 1907.
New-York tribune., 1906-12-22
CANADA soUrHERN RAILWAY co.

A senIf-annual dividend OF ONE AND ONE-QCARTE3
PER CENT the Capital Stock OF this Company vii
be payable az this Office February l. 1907 stockholders
OF record &c o'clock p NJ. Monday. December 51ss
1900. CHARLES cox, Treasurer.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-10-24
WOMEN F'VJR
CRIB &C REFORM
ASK FOR ENFORCEMENT OF
COLLECTION LAWS
Board Of Public Works VIII Try
Alley OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
Is Greater Than Under
Old System

Civic reform women have determined
for better collection of garbage In Los
Angeles.
Backyard collection OF kitchen waste
is the first step in the movement. and
urging this view delegation Of
women, including Mrs. willoughby
Rodman, Mrs. c. Robertson and Mrs.
]. G. Mclean yesterday asked the
board of public works to do away with
unsghtly boxes and barrels and un-
sanitary vessels piled up on curb
stones and send its garbage agents
around the rear doors. These women
are officers of the Civic association.
This backyard education Will be an
expensive process, as one of the MEM
bers figured out after the meeting.
1t, will require doubling of the wagon
and team force. The alley routes are
more circuitous, the grades are worse
and the drivers will be compelled to
make longer trips between the wagons
and the garbage boxes.
Chairman Anderson was bold enough
to suggest to Mrs. Rodman when she
spoke that possibly it would be a diff
ficult matter to arrest a housegirl who
IitlDtu W DIcdh luG ldW NY ublllS Oil
unsuitable garbage receptacle, but the
speaker wanted all sentiment brushed
aside. She said so.
Dig UP Dead Ordinances
1--WE are going to dig UP some of the
dead ordinances" retorted Mrs Rod
man, "and have them enforced"
In the exchange of opinions the
suggestions were made that only metal
vessels or cans be permitted and that
drivers be instructed not to empty any
other. Hundreds of complaints are
now on file showing that bottoms drop
out of boxes and barrels when used
for garbage storage, in answer to
which Mrs. Rodman remarked that the
Civic association had plastered the
city with circulars asking co-opera-
tion of householders, requesting that
proper receptacles be used and that
they be cleaned often to guard against
the spread of disease.
Mrs. Rodman was asked If she was
willing that the experiment be tried on
her home street. She said she was.
The board will probably direct that
the backyard collection be tried ex-
perimentally in certain district to
learn the cost, time. results, ETC., and
eventually to issue a general order re-
garding reform in Los Angeles garbage
collection.
City officials estimate the increased
cost at from $4,000 to $4,000 annually.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-10-24
POLICE READY FOR BENEFIT
Jim Jeffries and Jack O'Brien Will
Box to Swell Golfers of
Relief Fund

Members of the Police Relief Fund
association have prepared a benefit
entertainment of which three perform
ances will be giyen4 The first one will
be Friday night, and the other two,
Saturday afternoon and evening.
The hard work on the arrangements
by the members of the force shows
itself in the attractions offered. James
Jeffries and Philadelphia Jack o'Brien
will furnish tho fistic attraction. in
case the former remains i'll the city
over Sunday. Abo Attell is scheduled
to Feferee the bout Billy Arlington,
once the leader of the world-famed min
strel troupe, will have several men1-
bers Of the program, i'll addition to
the work no is doing in arranging the
affair with the committee Thornton
of the Orpheunl circuit, the Euterpe0n
quartet, G. s. DeLano and many other
professional entertainers will contrib
ute their best to make the program In
teresting.
Membership to the association is VOL
untary, and most of the patrolmen are
members. Each man pays 81 month
dues, and in case OF illness, draws a
weekly stipend. In case of his death.
the association pays 500 as funeral
expenses
Los Angeles herald., 1906-10-24
CONTRARY TO v3ooMAN ACT
City Attorney Rules Adversely on Los
Angeles Street Laundry
SeMAre

The city attorney has declared the
assessment district planned by the
board of public works for the "laun-
dry" sewer on Los Angeles street con-
trary to the letter and spirit of the
Vrooman act.
The laundry" sewer, as it is called
by the board for convenience, is a
short sanitary sewer to be laid on Los
Angeles street. from the Munger laun-
dry between Ninth and Tenth streets
to Eleventh street and which will con-
meet with the big main on Maple ave-
nue.. The laundries have practically
all settled around this district and the
great quantity of water they use has
caused the small sewer on Los An
gelej street to back up into the cell
lars of the laundries and other places.
In order to be rid of this nuisance
the laundrymen petitioned the board
for a sewer, agreeing to pay at least
half the cost out of their own pockets.
When the assessment district for the
sewer was drawn up it was made to
extend from Ninth street to Pico. The
sewer does not run north of Eleventh
street and it does run On eleventh to
Maple. AS the line of the sewer on
Eleventh street is not included in the
assessment district the city attorney
takes exception to it.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-10-24
INTERPRETATIONS

California Farm Land company.
Directors: H. D. Lombard, B. L. Hard
ing, w. c. Petcher, A. l. Dewey. g..
Oxby. Capital stock 100000, of which
$500 has been subscribed.
Knickerbocker Investment company.
Directors; L. S. Barnes, c. K. w.
Moore, w. II. Holland, S. A. Simmons,
T. r. Redner Capital stoc' $4,000 Of
which $1,000 has been subscribed
Angelus Mining and Milling COM
pany. Directors: N. b. Everett. Il. c..
Tilsley. j. r. White jr W. G. Daven-
port. A. l.. Hodges. Capital stock
$l,OOO,OOO. of which SIS has been sub
scribed.
Orange Avenue Land company of
Long Beach, ]. Directors: A. M.
Goodhue. w. II. Buffers, w. j. Morri-
son, r. f. Nadeau, Geo. L. Browning,
Capital stock $4,000. of which $500 has
been subscribed.
Non-Acid Copper Extracting COM
pany. Directors: j. W. Kellerman, w.
b. Mcpherson, II. X. Hawkins, W. II.
Cline, Alexander Elliott Capital stock
$4,000. OF which 100000 has been sub
scrlbed.
Jackson Park Land company. Direc-
tors: w. j. Horne. j. Il. Avery, w. =.
Miller, Geo. l. MGtson. Capital stock
5000, 600. of which the full amount has
been subscribed.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-10-24
Society
To Receive Friends

Rev. and Mrs Burt Estes Howard
Of 1923 Orchard avenue will give a re-
ception this evening in the parlors Of
the Church of the Unity 1886 South
Flower street. The coffee and choco-
late tables will be presided over by
Mrss l.. w. Blinn, Mrs. II. Jevue, Mrs.
w. G. Kerckhon, Mrs. J. T. Fitzger-
aid, Mrs. Albert Bilicke, Mrs. McCor-
mick, and Miss Myra Hersey. Mrs.
Hazard, Mrs, " u. johnson and Miss
Marian Freene will have charge of the
punch tables, and those who will assist
the host and hostess i'm receiving arc
Mrs. II. n. Boynton, Mrs. r. Il. Fay,
Mrs. S. r. McLenegan, Mrs f. Il.
Long, Mrs. Calvert Wilson. Mrs. Bauer
hiet Fuller. Mrs. Fox, Mrs, CraEdall,
Mrs. Arthur Davidson, Mrs Newell
Matthews, Mrs. Wood, Mrs. NJ. e.
Johnson Jones, Mrs. Warren, Mrs. Da
Wis, Miss A. II. Brown and the Misses
Dillon, Fay, Fox, Hill, Porter, Boynton,
Pease, Williamson, Verder, Wilkes and
De Wens.
A general invitation is extended to all
friends of Rev. and Mrs. Burt Estes
Howard.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-10-24
BOULEVARD is IN JEOPARDY
Miss Foy Asks Public Hearing for
Seventeenth Street Opening
MovAnoent

After working practically all sum-
mer on her pet proposition to open
Seventeenth street from Figueroa to
Vermont and make it broad, beau
tiful boulevard, Miss Mary C. Foy is
afraid now that it will not go through
because of opposite 0n on the part of
property owners included in the ex-
pected assessment district.
She asked the board however, to
create an assessment district for the
Improvement as she believed there
were many in favor of the street open
ing who had not signed the petition
She declared many were in doubt but
the chances of their favoring 1t We're
as strong as of opposing II. She
asked that a public hearing be held
by the board so that the majority
opinion could be secured.
An assessment district has already
been created and a time for hearing
will be set.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-10-24
LONG JAIL TERM FOR NEGRO
Must Serve Nine Months on Plea Of
Guilty to Mist-eating
1 little Girls

F. Jones, the negro porter in a saloon
at Eighth and Olive streets, who was
arrested Monday night by Officers Home
and King for alleged indecent exposure
and battery, was yesterday tried be-
fore Police Judge Rose and pleaded
guilty to the charges.
On the first charge he was sentenced
to $50 days in the city Jail, while on
the latter he was given ninety days.
Complaint was made to the police
that the negro had been enticing little
girls into the rear room of the saloon
where he was employed.
When the officers made an investga-
tion Monday afternoon they saw a
number of children coming out of the
place, and after making inquiry of
them, learned enough to convince them
the negro was guilty of the charge.