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New-York tribune., 1906-04-02
Financial Meetings.
PANAMA RAIL ROAD COMPANY.

PANAMA RAIL ROAD COMPANH.
New York, March is 1905,
THE ANNUAL MEETING OF THE STOCK
holders OF the Panama Rail Road Company will be
Company. No "a State Street. IN
OF New York Monday the second day OF April
next twelve O'Clock the purpose OF electnd
Directors for the then next ensuing
and until their successors he elected.
And for the of other business
come before Meeting The polls will be opened
twelve o'clock noon and Will O'Clock in
The stock transfer books Will be closed
Friday of March, 1905 twelve o'clock
noon be reopened ten o'clock A NJ Tues
14' --0 E A. DRAKE Secretary,
New-York tribune., 1906-04-02
IN PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF HON.

Frank T. Fitzgerald. surrogats OF the County %
Nrar Vorl notice hereby all persons having
claims agaf st Helen A Moser late OF the County Q.
New YORK eceased present tas same. with voucn-
es thereof subscribers at their place OF trans
scttna hush at OF Charles =. Macksnxa>
n ~ VVilIsanl Street the City OF New York
bsfore the SOth day OF April next
Dated New York ths Z1St day OF October. t99&
ARTHUR c. MOSER.
EDITH H ELLIS.
xs Executors. etc. OF Helen A. Aoser.
ruART--5 g MACKENZIE. Attorney Tor Exooxtork
10 ~ William St. New York.
New-York tribune., 1906-04-02

IN PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER CF HON.
= Abner c. Thomas. Surrogate OF the County or Ne.
York notice hereby given persons having ciaia
AGAINST william Esenhauer. late cr the County os New
YORK. deceased % the vouchers thsrsot
to the subscriber a. her place ransactng businsss
the once or Adolph Bloch. No. 90 Street IN
next. - - - ~
JOSEPHINE EISENHAUER, Exeeutr1x.
ApoLPH BLOCH Attornsx cor Exscutrix. - Nax,Ss
s<. New Ycrx c1tx
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City Hotels.
Excursions.

Excursions.
"EASTER'' TRIPS!!
Personally conducted All expenses included IN rata
Washington D. C.. days only Sl2
Old Point & Washington, 5 $3.50
Atlantic City, ) to from SlO.5O
Boston Plymouth only Slo.50
Natural Bdg., Luray, ETC., 6 /" $40
Florida, ST. Johns Riy., ret. via Wash. S77.50
PARTICULARS OF
THOS. n. HENORICKSON TOURS,
S43 Fulton ST. jet. Washington ST.. Brooklyn n. Y.
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Country Property to Let.

To RENT.-Oa Broad and Oriental. Newark N u
three story brick houses. all improvements
places; good location. depots: S425 $3.50 per
annum. May Apply WAI- ROBERTSON, GOT
Broadway. New York, VAN DER HOOF & SONS.
2S5 Broad ST, Newark
TTyARRYTOWN.-To let. house. IA rooms: modern i'm
provemens; carriage house; stable hve acres; frtr
fine river view; rent moderate JOHN WEBER. Beck
man St.. New York City.
New-York tribune., 1906-04-02
DiUidend Notices.

35 Nassau ST.,
NEW YORK
APRIL Isr.
Buchanan, Mich
Cass County, Ia, Funding
Cheboygan, Mich. Refunding Water
Chehaiis County. Wash, School District, No. 2s
Douglas, Wyo
Hancock County, Ia
Jonesboro Ind School
Kokomo, Ind.
Knoxville (Tenn) Gas Co
Martin County. Mimi Ditch
N.nnehaba County, s Oak, Court House
North Manchester, Ind, Water
Norwalk, Conn. Funding
San Juan County, Wash
Sherman County, Ore, School District No. 4
Snohonish COUNT. Wash, School Dist No. "a
South Bend. Ind, improvement
Spokane, wash, Water
Spokane. Wash, General Municipal
Sumter County, Ala, Road
Waussu, Wis
APRIL ST..
VeedersDurg, Ind Funding
APRIL 10TH
Joliet, IL, Improvement
APRIL 18TH
Buchanan Mich, Water
New-York tribune., 1906-04-02
tSurrOgateS' Notices.

IN PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF HON.
Frank t Fitzgerald a Surrogate County OF
York motto hereby given all having
riaims against Sophia c Hoffman, late of the County OF
New York deceased. 10 present the same with vouchers
az the oftc Goodwin Thompson. Nancerpoel q
reean an Wall Street. in the City OF New York on
VI rstei New York the 5Oth day OF october. 1905.
c6ODWIN. THOMPSON VANDEItPOEL & FREED
'-@A-'' FRANK CURTIS. Executor
IN PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF HON.
l. Abaer c. Thomas a Surrogate the County OF New
Is TO all having
AGAINST sara Ransom HILL deceased 70 present the
No IS Wall street IN
New York before the first day Of Nay next.
Dated Ne~ York the s1Ss sp R S ToTr Tf lgSo
" + DUNNING. Attorney for Executor 30 Wall Street.
New York city
IN PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF HON.
Il Abner c. Thomas a Surrogate the County
York notice hereby all having claims
against Sarah Z. Bennett. late % the County OF New
York deceased present the same, with vouchers there
the Office OF stoddsrt < Marshall Street
Borough OF Manhattan. II the City OF New York.
before the Goth day OF September next.
Dated New York the !9t9 @ & d9y of * Marc March && 1s'ys :;
sTODDART & MARSHALL, Attorneys for Executor. 10
William Street New York.
VINTERBOTTOM. MAIE-IN PURSUANCE
" Of an order OF Abner c. Thomas. a surrogxts
persons having claims against Male Winterbotou
the County OF New York deceased. the
vouchers thereof. the subscriber his place Of
OF York. or before third day of October
Dated New York. 9th day OF March. 1900
New-York tribune., 1906-04-02
THE INN,

Browns Mills in tho Pines New Jersey.
90 hours from dryest climate In cne sasti
10 to is degrees New York CITY relative
humidity for November IS cent Trains leave Ne"
York week days. Pennsylvania II. Hs s.oo n M
arrive Browns Ais II 81
New-York tribune., 1906-04-02
WINSLOW, LANIER & CO.,

So Cedar St. n. Y. City.
THE FOLLOWING COUPONS AND DIVIDENDS ARE
PAYABLE AT oUR BANKING HOUSE ON AND
AFTER
APRIL I'D, 1906.
Cleveland Mahoning Valley Ry. Co. Registered 81
Bonds
4izE Bonds
Franklin Indiana 5s.
Grant County. Indiana, Gravel Road es-
Iawrenceburgh, Indiana, Refundng AS
Marion. Indiana. School bs.
Munroe County, Ind. Funding 5i2s.
Niagara Falls Power Co, Canadian Collateral De-
PittsbuTgh; F? wayns Chicago Ry. Co.. lst Mort
Pittsburgh. Ft. Wayne & Chicago Ry. Co.. % Mort
gage 7s Series TX -.
gage al Registered Interest
Pittsburgh Fl Wayne & Chicago Ry. Co. Special
Guaranteed stock Dividend 1&S.
APRIL Sd, 1906.
Greenasld. Indiana IS.
Stock Dividend ~ b.
APRIL zTH, 1905.
Portsmouth. Ohio. Street improvement: 6A
APRIL 18TH, 1906.
Pulaski County Indiana Funding 5s.
APRIL 18TH, 1906.
Greenfield. Indians, 6s.
APRIL 2OTH, 1906,
Portsmouth. Ohio. Street improvement Bones
New-York tribune., 1906-04-02
Real Estate.
Real Estate Wanted

MONEY TO LOAN. so IMPROVED PROPrRTy-
Nl CoRTLANDT MORTGAGE Co. i4i Broadg Az
New-York tribune., 1906-04-02
Long Island Real Estate for Sale.
Country Property for Sale.

NOVs'IO'J OEIOTtJ IOI OCSO.
ENOR SALE. TENAFLY. n. J-Gentleman's country
Il residence, acres, more less: high ground; nns
view OF Palisades 16 roos modern improvements; hard
wood floors; stable: mans cottage; lawns shade
fruit trees; minutes from station 45 minutes
haitian; ST. 600 easy terms WILLIAM C. CLARKE. 200
West 56th
EWVE-ROOM COTTAGES. SIO5O $50 cash, balance $40
IL monthly large grounds; IS miles: minutes
to depot WOLCOTT. Owner. Ii Irving Place. city.
ANYWHERE IN WESTCHESTER COUNTY.
Country Houses. Farms COOLEY WEST. mo
Main offices. Mount Vernon and White Plains
New-York tribune., 1906-04-02

DROPERTIES TO re.t. sell manage insure.
CYRLLE CARREAU. Agent. T98 Sixth Ave. 18Th
New-York tribune., 1906-04-02

Il Abner c. Thomas, Surrogate OF the & lnty OF New
York Is hereby given TO Ell persons having claims
against Peter rchhOf late OF the County OF New York
present the sae with vouchers thereof to
plaos OF uansacting business
Room 110s No q Street IN the City %
York on or before 18th day OF August nsxt
Dated New York 9Th day ot February 1903
CHARLES G. KIRCHHO5. JOHN G. ELSENBASr.
EDWARD C. BETZIG. Executors
H a q O. e. HEYDT Attorneys for ExecusorA %
William Street New York City.
New-York tribune., 1906-04-02
TN PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF 9oN

Frank T Fitzgerald. sarrogats q the County Of
New York notice Is hereby given all persona hav4n
claims against Caro.e Augusta TonpkinS Iafs % -
County OF New YORK deceased to the WITH
vouchers thereof the subscrSsr pao, ~ fvxn
acting business the Office Ok Wsekss Porsrer A.
torneys No. As William Street Borough OF Manhasta 4,
the City OF New York. on or before the 22d day of An
gust next. -
Dated New York. 18th day February 1904
JAMES z TOMPKINS. Execuep-
WEEKES a FORSTER Atty. for Exscitor Il W-,,.-~
St. Borough OF Manhattan. City OF New York
New-York tribune., 1906-04-02

~A Of order Hon. Abner c. Thomas a ss,rroxaf.
the County OF New York. notice hereby given all
having claims T. Mnton late OF
the County OF New York. deceased present
with vouchers thereof to the subscriber pIaee
transacting business No. so Broadway. In o.
New York or before the LIST day OF August next
Dated New York. the I'D day OF January 1909
UNION TRUST COMPANY OF NEW YORK. Txec-rro-
PECKHAAf. MILLER q KING Attorneyz for EsS-esrsr
so Broadway. New YORK City.
New-York tribune., 1906-04-02

able Frank T. Fitzgerald a Surrogate OF the County
Of New York notice Il hereby given 70 al having
claims against Henry ]. Hayne late OF
New deceased the vouchers
thereof the subscriber. her place OF tansactng
Once OF Shearnan & Sterling Wafi
Street. New York City. before the 18th day OF
August. 1908.
New York. February n. 1908
ALICE F. HAYNE1. Executrfx
SHEARIAS & STERLING. Attorneys for Exscutrtx e.
Wall Street. New York city.
New-York tribune., 1906-04-02
SHYrogates' Notices.
rs PURsUANCE oF Az oRpER


Abner c. Thomas Surrogate OF the County Of New
aork notice Is hereby given 70 al persons having claims
against Alexander p ketchum, late OF the County
New York deceased. 20 present the vouchers
thersof the subscribers place transactin
business al the Ohics OF p. Ketchunn,
Battery Plaee in the City OF New York. before
eighth day OF October next.
Dated New York. the 29th day OF March 1908
EVERETT 2. kEICHJM. WILLIAM H. STOKES.
Eexecutors-
EVERETT r. kETCHCM. Attorney Executors II
New-York tribune., 1906-04-02

Frank 7. Fitzgerald. surrogats ot the County oc
New York. notice Is hereby given to all persons having
claims against John H. Garrison. late OF the County
York. deceased present the with
thereof the subscriber et her place OF transactn
business. Office OF Frederick A Southworth Esq
No. 6S William Street. IN the City of Now york. or
before the first day OF September next.
Dated New York. the twentyfourth day OF February.
1906. MARTHA A. GARRISON Exscutrfx
A Southworth Esq. Attorney tor Exsautztx
Is William Street. New York City. n. Y.
New-York tribune., 1906-04-02
IN PURsUANCE OF an ORDER OF bon.

: Abner c Thomas. SurroEate OF tho County 81 Ss~
YORK. notice Is hereoy given TO ali persons having
OF New York. deceased. TO present the sarns vfrh
vouchers thereof the subscriber at his piac, -
transactng business once or Turner Rof.sa.,
Koran. No. % William Street. in the Boros1xb -
Manhattan. In the City % New York befors sas
first day OF August -
Dated New York. the 18th day OF Jaauarz 1909
PHILIP SCHNEIDER Exsoutor
TURNER. ROLSTON & HORAN Attornsys fo- 49,,
tor. % William Street. New York "
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IN PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER or Hof

IN PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF Ron
Il Abner c. Thomas. Surrogate OF the County of Nsvv
York notice is herssZ gven TO al persons having
against John r Bsunett. late OF Danvts COUNTY os
MOntour OF Pennsylvania deceased present sho
with vouchers thereof 70 the subscriber her paos
transacting business at the Office
attorneys, No So Nassau Street IN city o.
York. before the Slst day OF July next
Dated New York the 18th day OF Janaury 1905.
ELLEN COLEMAN BENNETT. ARctllary Adnin1stra<-1z-
@. T A.
Finch Coleman Adrninfstratrix Nassau
Efraaf a. lhafr H. a. YnrIr
New-York tribune., 1906-04-02

- Abner C Thomas. Surrogate Couasv a, -
York notice E hereby given all
against Mary Duane Pe. late OF County OF ~ T.
present the with
subscribers their place Of tralsactlg busrsss
Pine Street. In the City % New York On or 49, a.
10Th OF August next 7 -"
Dated New York. the first day oc February ieoe
ROWLAND PEI.I.
JAMES D. PELsLa k-xscttorA
ANDERSON, FENDLETON q Anderson ktto-a.~.
for Executors Broad Street N.V Work
New-York tribune., 1906-04-02
~ pTPSUANCB OF AN ORDER OF HON.

l. Abner c. Thomas. 5ur-osats OF the County oS New
ia all having claims
EIsnrv 7 Ohlckers late OF the County
YorI deceased 10 the same, with vouchers Thereof
- the sTbscrfer her place OF Cransacns business
t6a once OF Herman No 2I7 Broadway.
Manhattan. City or Ne" &OLA On oF oelo9s inc <n
day July next
ANNA MARIA OHLCKERS.
ADMINISTRATORS. with the viii amazed
HERMAN EIFERS Attorney for Administrator. with
will annexed 277 Broadway. New York CITY.
New-York tribune., 1906-04-02
m Pursuance OF AN ORDER OBJ HON.

Il Abner c. Thomas SurrOgate oe the County of New
uotics having claims
COnkin. deceased late OF the County oS
Se YORK 10 present the with vouchers thereof
place OF tranSaCting
once OF her attorney P. L Wells No IS Park Row,
Manhattan. IN the CITY OF New York on OF
before the 18th day Of July next
Dated New York the 1ltn day OF January 1905
MARY s CONKIIN. Adnninistratrfx.
p l. WELLS, Attorney for Administrators. No. IS
- Pow Boro OF Manhattan. City OF New
IN PURSUANCE OF ~ ORDER OBJ HON.
Akn-r @ Thomas, a Surrogate OF the County OF Nav
York notice hereby given all persons having claims
ssaIr.t Tohn Rein OF the County OF New York
SscszSA 10 present with vouchers .
at place CT uansactng business
tEe o5ca or Marx & sullivan. No 81 PARK Row Nan
haitian Borough the City OF New YORK. on or bsnss
I4th Of August next
- Iafed NeSz York the srd day OF February 1sod
ANDREW WOLF.
for Executo<A 20 Woffd
7uiIdinG MAnhaCtSd- New York City.
New-York tribune., 1906-04-02
=
Grand Atlantic Hotel

Virginia Ave. and Beach Atlantic City, " J.
Convenient Steel Pier and ali amusementz Hot and
cold sea water in private baths Long distance phones
bedrooms Rates $3.50 S. per day Weekly ree s12 SO
to $3.50 American plan Steam heated paror. Czfe
Write for 1906 booklet Music. Capacity York
Ofica 2S9 Fourth Ave A. CHESHIRE MITCHELL.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-04-01
T1DEWATER SHOPS.
Indications That They Will Be
placed ar Salem.
Placed at Salem.


Especial to The Times Dispatcil.)
SALEM, VA, March 3l.-Thc Tidewater
Railway Company has recently purchased
several tracts OF land in Salem, In Roam
oke county. These tracts are largely in
excess OF anything that may be required
for right Of way, sidings and depot pur-
poses.
1T is also understood that the company
will, in the near future, buy other large
tracts adjoining those already purchased.
It is reported that the company has lie
cided to locate It's general shops and Of
1css in Salem which offers the best 10
cation of any place along the Underwater
limo for those purposes.
Aside from the advantageous locations
which Salon presents the town offers the
company, without charge, a tract OF one
hundred and four acres OF land lying
within tho corporate limits, to be used
for shops and offices.
This tract lies between the Norfolk and
Western Railroad and Roanoke River and
II is most admirably adapted to the use
dor which II has been offered
1t is confidently believed that the COM
many will accept this proposition and that
The shops and general offices OF tho Tide
water Railway Company viii be located
| In Salem. eyg 6tt:t
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-04-01

b . s . . . . 4 3. is H.
many men to run the Richmond post
Office. There were not as many patrons
10 serve and people did not write near
so many letters or take so many papers
and magazines in the old times as they
do now. And then the money order
and registered letter business are modern
institutions and the system OF send;
Ing merchandise BY mail is very modern
A venerable citizen of Richmond has IN
formed The Dispatch representa-
tive that he can remember WIN the
business OF tho II Richmond Office was
transacted by thyep, postmaster and two
inen-and tho man was
carried to the dcpots and steamboat land
ings by one Of the assistants In q two
wheeled hand-cart.
Now there are one hundred and nine
ty seven-mcn employed in the Richmond
postof1ice besides the postmaster. But |
started out to write the old time history
OF the postofilce and mot the to-day's
history, which is sufficiently familiar to
the reader.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-04-01
new SHOE FACTORY !.
TO Be LOCATED HERE n B {.

,rhe machinery for the new factory OF
the Davis shoe Company ns commenced
to arrive and more OF 1t Is on the way.
All will be here In time for the factory
az tho FOOT OF Twelfth Street to get
ID work at tho appointed tine. April l5th'
The Davis Shoe Company Is well.
known In Virginia. having conducted tho
many years. they have now decided
TO branch out and make III Richmond AL
manner OF foot wear that Is created out u
leather TO that end they have leased
FOR Il term OF years the large building
at the foot of Twelfth Street that. was
erected there some years ago by tlio
Williams interest for manufacturing pur.&
poses and has been since known as w. W.
Industrial Block. 1t been occupied
bysa number OF smaller industries ano
has been indeed ain Industrial block
Messry. Greene and Rcdd engineered
the deal by which the entire building
was leased by the Davis Shoe Company
ana by which tho shoemakers VIII pra'c,ltli,-.&
#cally get Immediate possession.
The Davis Company Will employ IN TINS
factory free white labor altogether and
viii employ when they get well under.
way, one thousand or twelve hundred
skilled workmcn. The majority OF them
viii be brought from tho North ana
with thcir5fa families will make an addition
TO Ricfmond's population OF three or
four thousand souls.
AS Is we'll known Richmond is already
very large shoe market. standing flftl's
on the list OF jobblng cities In the
United states. For several years past y
has bcch crowdng Baltimore for fourth
place. and Is now 30 close to baltimore
the probability Is that the output OF lne
now Davii factor. will put Richmond
fourth. /
Messrs Green and Read who put thas
deal through. has information that otiier
shoe factories are looking this way.
ana II maybe that before the end OF inc
year at least one Of the New Ensiand3
shoe factories will move to this city.
Others nlay5in time follow. ana !, ~,
+ g,ns "a look rs if Richmond Is destined
10 become The greatest shoe market ~
The country.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-04-01
prorertv Transfers Saturday.

nich,nond: Nellie G. and NJ. j. Hoover 70
James r. Sloan and Henry $. Wallcrsteln.
q feet on east side Of Second Street ana
30 feet on east side OF Second Street. be-
tween Bates and Preston Streets, $",3i5.
r II, poindextcr and VIE to Thomas
Il, stusg 90 ~ feet on north line OF Han
over street, Gs 90 feet cast OF Cedar
street. subject to deed of trust for 5000 s..
sGnhomas i L; Stage and wife 70 2. =
.poindextcr.. 81 IL feet on north Inc ~ =, OF
dnr street, subject 10 deed of trust for
$1,000. S.. ,,a Z
.yyullcrstcin, 81 feet on west Inc & Q I !.
nineteenth Street, IS Il lip feet south OF
FRANKLIN street, 5000
4 IJcnrico; II. S. Winston and wife TO !.
r,ro wford Rcdd 26 1-2 feet on north line
G,ioiborne street. 1884 1-2 ieet west Of RAN
dolph Street. 1888. !, ( !, !,
LAWS Ginter Land and Improvement
Company TO Edward c. Fisher lot NO. $,
in section Fl. plan Of Ginter PARK, $5,.o. !,
Henry S. Hutzlcr to Ida v walden. 40
foat an south line of Main Street 100 IL
feet east Of Mulberry Street, Sl'0".
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-04-01
TIE POs70FF|CE
AS IT WAS AND is
}5fCon,lnucd from First Pagc,)

the incomplete postofrice building.
ftsThc celebrationy of that memorable
s.22d' included u parade, OF whlcn MaJoI-
General ". b. Taliaferro was chief mar
shall. and in line were the cadets OF th''
Virginia Military Institute and military
companies and civic orders Lieutenant
General Scott was among the distinguish
cd guests and there were hundreds OF
others who attended the famous ban
Quiet, This Inauguration dinner that
sy6s spread in the then new
custom house was prepared under
the auspices Of Alexander Duvall, of the
American Hotel, assisted by famous
caterer of that day, Charlie Thompson.
.1'oas,s were read by Lieutenant-Gover-
nor William l.. Jackson and repeated ny
John Blair Hoge, of Berkeley, and a:
a. Chapman, Of Monroe. Hon. Edward
Everett, Governor Bingham, of Michigan;
Governor Newell, of Now Jersey, and
William l.. Yancey, of Alabama, respond
ed to toasts. John Randolph Tucker. At
torney- General, was called upon and, IS
n newspaper OF that day and time put
st, responded in. his usual happy man
ner.' !:
The postofficG, tiie' custom-house and
41le United States Court people were all
comfortably ensconsed In the building
when wars rude alarm sounded, and
Here DTODaDlV WAS oIic ~ inc liIsL u
1.-THE overt acts in Virginia, one Of the
tocsins Of the uprising against the Fed
cral government.
s Over the porch on the Bank Street
front was the sign, United States
Court" II was painted in gold letters on
q. black sanded back ground and extend
ad the whole length of the caves of the
s,orch and was about sixteen inches high.
On the 10th day OF April 1861. when It
became known Ut the Virginia con-
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-04-01
u. \. HUDSPETH
IS TRA !. |
Valuable Holdings Of Southern
Il, ,s Railway i'll Otter li,te,ess-
l5ss Paying Properties.
NEW CARS FOR ASHLAND LINE
DccisioA Rcgardlll;,
h Rights Of Railroads to
u 1Ivadc Rates.

I'M ,nntnin W. r. West. superintendent OIL
tic Richmond Division of the Southe','
4 Ilin tlway = COMPANY. has issued the III
4 ititsjnr order 10 take effect THIS datei
.hea.l,nectiye this date, MI. n. al. li' ',19
1setl, is promoted to the position OF ua .,.,
J Master OF the Richmond DIVISION WIN
4 cfice at Richmond. va
&trhe Southern Halfway has srom,nh
/ III set In its holding Of stocks repleso''''''s
1klt miles of railroads in ',he oou,h ~
tb rlpus other properties Ihese i''ci ".
$tiie Alabama Great southern VIZ W.
l5Ilc and Ohio, the Georgia soutnI I,l 10y
5TtJorida, the Chicago, lnd'nhapo.'s 80
Huntsville and the Cinclnnau, NV ~
5acans and Texas Pacific. in the last TWO
\ n which one-hnlf interest Is owned
,rhc nropcrt:rs pay dividends, OF Wh1ch
Y Ihe southern Railway receives us Shh snare E
Is,,t these five railroads earned last wear
lI,,tt..arlv three times the amount they pau
ihilI fold the Southern Railway owned sc.
M,r,tics valued at s57As9,424, which pald
A. 1905 dividends totalng sl,6l2,S4o, or Tess
Shan three per cent. In 1901 however, ohly
Ia s16 was received as miscellaneous
incnme. and II is doubtful If there arc not
! ;ssIiIl ,,ndeycloped possibilities Of greater
income from these treasury holdings.
4 most notable decision, which, D!
1cnincdcnce. is made while tHr fcderal
railroad rate blllis under discussion, Vas was
made by the Supreme Court OF me uni'e 8,
States in New York, n. IT. and III. X.
- >,.s interstate Commerce Commission.
,rho case involved question OF INC r1o-
lation Of the provisions Of the Interstate
commerce Act against preferences ana
,7ivc ririna tions by q carried that soid