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The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-01-04
cssy sonds. Nc. sss and ss4. $500

ton caty Bonds, No. sss and ss4. $500 IndsstriAI Life and Health Insu- rance Company, Atlanta, Ga. Mont gomery City Bond No. 5, $1.ooo. Model City Indemnity Association. Anniston, Ala, Anniston City Bonds. No. 190 and 291, $S0o each.
 National Life and Accident Insurance Company. Nashville. Tenn. Jefferson County Sanitary Bond. No. s. s1.0oo. National Accident Society, New York, United States Registered Bond, No. Peoples Mutual Aid Association. Bir- mingham. Anniston Bond. No. 5,266.S27 $500 each.
 Royal Life and Accident Association. Birmingham. Bridgeport Bond No. q, s1,0o0. southern Mutual Aid Association, 2.461. s1,ooo.
 stonewali Mutual Aid Association. Mobile. Mobile City bonds, NO. 1,259 and 1927, $500 each.
 Twentieth Century Mutual Aid and Protective Association, Birmingham, Ala, Fort Payne Bonds. No. and 2, $500 each.
 Union Mutual Aid Association, Mo ble. Ala. Mobile City Bonds. 1,4s5 anu z,Vous $0VU SdCHs .@a. Union Mutual Benefit Life Assocfa- ton Denver, Colo, Deposit Birmingham Trust and Savings Bank, Birmingham, Ala, $1,000.
 Assessment Insurance Companies. Southern Mutual Life Insurance As- sociation, Atlanta Ga, Alabama Class c, bonds. No. 9795 inc. s1,o00 each. Mutual Benefit Life Insurance Con- pany, valdosta, Ga. Real Estate mort gage $5,000.
 A statement of the receipts and ex- penditures of the State Insurance De- partment for the entire year, closing December 31, 1906, was drawn up yes terday by Deputy Commissioner Sex ton. It shows that during the twelve SstaS sios'osf .o7. | and the expenditurss to only ss.253 .65. leaving a net gain of S104,S43 .A2 to the State for the year. The report follows:
 Statement of Receipts. 73 fire company licenses ($1O1)$ 7,S73.00 Reciprocity licenses. .. .a., 10000 AZ life company licenses (s10D 4,242.e0 Additional amount as differ
 ence between Mutual Aid and assessment license, for
 mer $20. latter $101. ....s. 81,00 ts1oi1. ............. a.s2s.oo 21 mutual aid licenses ($20).. 420.00
 s14sss.oo Gss.5o1 .... ..,.. .52s.oo s(ssol. =. .......... s11s.5o s5s miscellaneous agents n-
 censes ($3.50).... .. ...... 1.235.50 Total (4,5ss licenses) ... .s15, ,ssS.oO Fire premiums of 1 per cent
 on s2,6s2,l74.. .. ,......s2s.s .s21.74 Life premiums of 1 per cent
 on s4,55s, ,745.oO.. :. ....... 45.5s74S per cent. on s2so, 7S3. .oo. .... 2,soZss Mutual Aid Premiums of 1 per
 cent on $26o,s19oo.. .... 2.6yo.19
 $77.517,21 Tax collected under Section
 2605, Code of Alabama, from
 unauthorized companies. :. 5sss Total. ..,. .. .s10s,o97.o7
 Expenditures. Expenses of the Department
 for the year, saalry.. .. ..$ 1,S32.S9 Printing. stationery. stamps.
 telephone and telegraph, drayage and express, cler-
 ical assistance. vault rent, typewriter and repairs, etc.. .... ........l...... 1,42o76
 : 3.25as5 Net gain to State. .. ..$1O4,s43.42 The expenses is slightly over per cent. of the gross receipts.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-01-04
ABBEvILLE SCHOOL.
Institution ReOpens After Holidays
 xNifh Increased Attendance.

Abbevilie. Jan. 3.-(Special. l-The Southeast Alabama Agricultural School opened yesterday with an increased at tendance.
 Al large number of new pupils were enrolled and nearly all of the old ones came back This has been in many respects the most prosperous session in the history of the school, and Dr.. Owen and his entire faculty are doing most excellent work.
 The stockholders of the First Ma tional Bank held their annual meeting
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-01-04
NOTICE, SHAREHOLDERS MEETING.

Tn. first and regular annual meeting of 4hs ahareholders of The New Farley N9t1on- s Teank Of Montgomery, will be held on TT...--6av January sth. 19O7 at its banking kense. No. Court Square. et four t2 n'ciock, pm. for the transsc ction ot such Sa,nasa as may properly come before the sAAo Very respectfully
 LOUIS B. FARLEY.
 President
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-01-04
General Shelly III.

BirminRham, Jan. 3.-(Special.)-- General c. M. Shelly. at one time one bama, lies in a critical condition at Browns infirmary here, suffering with cancer of the stomach. He may die at any minute.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-01-04
SHAREHOLDERS MEETING

meeting of the sharehplasTs ,.o1Dt5 of the EI i fnapnsSd St its Banking House at noon. on rs,.aSay. January s. 1907. for the election ef "a Board of Directors and the S transSG ea vL . ot Such other business as may properly come OsA SYLVAN BAUM.
 n. Cashier.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-01-04
Bapk CIearings Growing.

Bank clearings 10 BIrnIngHaa IoI today showed a most remarkable in- crease in comparison with the clear tn5ov the olearings amounted to $685. sS7 ss. For the same day last month the ,ciearlngs amounted to $aSS,S26.So and and Tor dtnor,nss 5ne sas went to ss5s. .72ssS.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-01-04
saAsnNIu NOTICE.
STOCKHOLDERS MEETING

The annna. n.maI Rank of Montgomery will the First Na i,s banking rooms on Tuesday: Ss a, is ot Gssss Dsssscrs HGS snd the eiecuon .s. oa o1 any other business that the the. ,rnneriy come before the mse5ins' I
 Cashier.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-01-04
NOTICE

' pav,d Johnson. will be absent rom onaErt, etsy about 30 days: all ,,,s 6nSinssS IosSsSn %,i' " ~ win return ID aO'e' DAVID JOHNSON
 1-2-07.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-01-04
DIVIDEND NOTICE

A, q meeting of the Directors of The ronrth National Bank of Montgomery. at- AIH- nn hsIA on December 29th, 1906. a semi s, aividend of four per cent on the sa,,stsi stock of said Bank was deciareo Seyahls on and after January 1sL ts0''
 -zt SaSnier,
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-01-04
Municipal Waterworks Proposed:

Municipal WateFWOE. Trenarinr forms to be presented to the people ol Birmingham mi at the city election in May May looking to vote. on the proposition ppr4ISn ao6 of Issuing bonds for the rss erection evstem ena While there is a belief that the prop osition will be voted down the City Councii will give the people an oppt1hro ptho tunity of expTs,sss1mgi p1n,ssnai oWnership of wa t1r
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-01-04

aoers showed the company in splendid shape with the business done the past year good.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-01-04
: 3,253.65

Net gain to State. e. ..$104,S43.42 The expenses is slightly over per cent. of the gross receipts.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-01-04

December l, 1906, for month of
 November. .. .. .. .. .. 61o.54 December 31, 1906, for month
 of December. e. q. .. zee. 416.5
The Boise citizen. (Boise, Idaho) 1906-1910, 1907-04-05

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Ao'sraen ane = 4 Hartman t gylratian Il r,ra4s 49,
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The Boise citizen. (Boise, Idaho) 1906-1910, 1907-04-05
Treaty With Japan

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The Boise citizen. (Boise, Idaho) 1906-1910, 1907-04-05

Mont Blanc By electric railroad Is
; possibility set by the traction men
ior 1911 The line, on which work
las begun starts from 81. Gervsis
snc ascends the northx -stern slope
on the mountain as far as the peak
As1lle du Coulter, attaining 8 height
q s.s5s meters at the terminal The
trains viii make the trip 70 the top
n Tour hours There will be q NUM-
per OF stations along the line. where
ne trains win stop 10 let the passen-
gers enjoy good view Of the pros
peet and TO cradle them 10 sccustom
themselves 10 the rarensd air as the
cars pass up the mountains. Tie
trains wiz be composed Of an electric
locomotive and two trzilers carrying
Total OF eighty passengers. From
aisuiiie de Coulter the ascent to the
summit. at an altitude OF $40 meterl
an be made Z zzTTe hours
The Boise citizen. (Boise, Idaho) 1906-1910, 1907-04-05

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The Boise citizen. (Boise, Idaho) 1906-1910, 1907-04-05
Poaehers Mear khakI.

English poachers have adopted
maxi for wear during business hourS
They ind it makes the evasion Of
S7tchfnl gamekeepers easier.
The Boise citizen. (Boise, Idaho) 1906-1910, 1907-04-05
EAGeaeEsAs A REsEFac7oe
Prosi.n # How Il Get Ra of NJ,
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i1sc Bc-hereo Corru.er .
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viii his fare sglsw-
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asked his pE0E
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~ dog Eou ses, Eha ~ Sifs Van,
abroad this year. she insiste5 that
EPso6 The sumner 81 one Of he. sinh
u5s To console uyszf last resI
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formed ne The dog zzs uzi and Ina,
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carr 81 some distance from he house
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7r1ng lin n 70 town with ne and lose %
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IL baggage cz-. and rhsn reached II
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The Boise citizen. (Boise, Idaho) 1906-1910, 1907-04-05

One Passenger WouId Have TO Co
John Mccarthy, = husky. wellbuit
1s1, WAS 3 conductor OF the Newton
shsss-) electric railway. One day
VILE running from Newton 70 Wal
thz1 he vas vsr busy collecting
zress ard By chance happened 10 ring
L Only Seventeen fares when there
we're eighteen people o. the car.
4 nz1 Who Was looking a. the cash
register as John Was ringing I'D the
tzres looked through the car and
counted eighteen people. AS John
Vas goi1g 70 PIE rear Of the car this
nan said: Haven't you made q mis-
-Akes There are eighteen people on
MS car. and you have only rung up
seventeen fares
John paused = moment, surprised. /
No The other man asked: What are
ron going TO do:"
The conductor looked up and down
ne car, then replied: -0ae Of them
III have 10 get Oh
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The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1907-03-03
His Government, However, Will Not Try to
Force Peace, But United States and Mexico
May Arrange Settlement.

Pacific and not armed Intervention, Is
favored by the government Of Guate-
mala in the CentT-l American war, ac-
cording to DR.. Luis Toledo-Herrarte, the
new minister from that country who has
just arrived at his post Of duty here.
Guatemala Is anxious to take every step
possible, jointly with the United States
Mexico. Salvador. and Costa Rica, 10
bring about a re-establishment OF peace
between Honduras and Nicaragua, out
she feels il is scarcely within her PROV
ince TO attempt to force a cessation of
hostilities, according TO Minister Toledo
Hcrrarte. Costa Rica is understood by
his government TO have the same view.
and Salvador is believed to be more apt
10 enter into IL against Nicaragua than
10 assist In bringing about peace
DR.. Toledo Herrarte arrived in the city
late Friday night from New York. &C
companied by DR.. Ramon Bengoechea
secretary of legation. who has been
charge d'affaires in New York since the
death OF Minister Munoz in this city last
fall. They called at the State Depart
nent yesterday. where DR.. Bengoechea
presented the new minister to Secretary
Root. Or. Bengoechea, who is consul
general for Guatemala I'm New York. re-
turned last night 10 his home I'm that
CITY. bit he will return early this week
TO accompany the minister to the White
House for his presentation to the PTesi-
dent and ne will remain here for some
time. famniariZing the minister with
the duties of his Office and with af-
fairs in Washington.
The minister declined 20 enter into
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1907-03-03
FATALLY HURT
BEING THROWN
FROM TROLLEY
Unidentified Man Taken
to Emergency Hospital
in a Dying Condition,

Thrown from the platform Of a Cap
ital Traction car, as 1t rounded the
curve at Washington circle shortly
after O'Clock last night, an unidenti-
fed white man is dying in the Emer-
gency Hospital. The man was stand
ing on the rear platform Of the car
with small dog tucked under his arm
AS the car swung around the curve
he was hurled from the platform
striking the back Of his head on the
pavement
Dr. Dallas r. Sutton, of the Emer-
gency Hospital staff. was on the car
and went to the injured mans aid.
Finding that he was unconscious and
suffering from a fracture at the base OF
the skull, lie had the ambulance sum-
moned. AMI the injured man was hur-
Tied 10 the hospital.
He is about forty years old, and was
probably employed as mechanic or
laborer Nothing that would give the
slightest clue to his identity was found
in his pockets. and there were no marks
on his clothing.
The dog was not injured. and disap-
peared Immediately after the accident
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1907-03-03
PLAN INSURANCE COMPANY
WITH CAPITAL Sl,0O0,000
Washington Bankers and Business Men Interested in
Project to Organize Company Under Federal
Charter for All Lines of Insurance

1t begins to look as If Washington
would have a 100000 life insurance
company of it's own. For some time
plans have been under consideration
looking to the formation of a company
organized on broad principles. and I'M
der Federal charter, and the success
which has attended the efforts of the
projectors would seem TO assure the
ultimate success of such a corporation.
The idea has been to form company
with capital of 81. 100000 or If half that
amount was considered sufficient. then
to have paid in surplus Of an equal
amount, placing the par value at So
per share. and a surplus of $50 per
share. giving a full million dollars of
actual working capital.
The branches covered would be life,
accident, and indemnity insurance, and
the headquarters would be in this city
with branches in all the larger cities
AS the charter would be procured from
the United States Government and place
the corporation under Government con-
troll and examination, 1t is believed this
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1907-03-03

most peaceful and pleasant" said he
yesterday. II know Washington TO be
a delightful city. although / have never
been here before l have been in this
country several times. though, passing
through New York
The minister Is one OF the more prom
inent young diplomats in his country,
this being his first mission as an envoy
and minister plenipotentiary. He has
been in the diplomatic service in Pan
anna previous 10 the establishment Of
the canal zone there. was secretary to
the centenary conference IN Madrid and
has beer stationed at other posts in
Europe. He was secretary Of legation
for a yeslr or more az Brazil, and was
secretary Of the Guatemalan delegation
10 the Pan American conference there
last summer He left there last autumn
for Guatemala City on special mission
for the foreign Office. and only recent
~ was promoted as minister 10 Wash
ingtOn.
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Educated in Paris.

DR.. Toledo Herrarte is a physician
and surgeon, having practiced his pro-
fession in Guatemala before entering
the diplomatic service. For a medical
career, ne was educated in Paris A
few years ago he passed through the
United States on tour through Canada
and 10 Europe, and last summer he
went by way Of Mexico. St. Louis, and
New York TO Rio, for the conference.
He returned from Brazil TO Lisbon. and
from England 20 New York
The minister is accompanied to Wash
ington by Sonora Toleda-Herrarte and
their little son. and for the present
they will make their home at the Ar
lington. Sonora Toledo-Herrarte has
been III with a severe cold since ar
irving here. the rigorous weather OF
this country having proved shock q
her, after leaving hte tropics.
I never experienced such a sudder
change Of climate in my life said th'
minister. 1T was quite warm when W.
left Guatemala-very much like MAY
weather here, I should say. We rar
into a snowstorm In Mexico. and il
Mexico City there was considerable
snou,-a most UNUSUAL thing for thai
country II became quite cold there
and the people suffered greatly from II
1t kept growing colder the farther W.
went. and the extremely cold weather
in ST. Louis the first Of the week wal
very trying.
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feature would highly commend itself to
all those interested in insurance.
Already II is said about a half million
dollars has been subscribed. and names
of leading bankers, merchants. and
capitalists are given as actively inter-
ested in the enterprise The project.
which is the idea of one of the most
capable men in the insurance line in the
city. who has for some years been the
active representative of one of the big
New York companies here, is being
worked out quietly before being pre-
sented for public acceptance.
Two or more meetings have beer
held by those actively engaged in tbs
enterprise at which the details have
been carefully gone over, and II Is more
than probable that some public an
nouncement will be made this week Civ
ing particulars as TO the aims and pros
poets of the new organization. From
the fact that fire insurance companies
with small capital have been so gener
ally successful here, IL Is thought 6
company with a capital OF Sl,O9.00O. IN
der Federal control. writing life IN
surance, would find a rich field.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1907-03-03
GILNANS CLEARED
OF MURDER CHARGE
Grand Jury Ignores Bill for
Death of Dona
Gilman.

DAYTON. Ohio, March 1.-The grand
jury that reported today failed to re-
turn indictments against the members
OF the Gilman family. who were arrest
ed and bound over 10 the jury for the
murder OF pretty Dona Gilman, who was
killed last November.
The relatives accused were Mrs. Sarah
Gilman. the mother; Collins, a brother,
and Fayne. sister of the dead girl.
Baby Dave" Curtis, a half-wit, who
confessed 70 thsHFime. was also ignored
by the Jury. Tf,Ft body decided there
was not sufficieu9 evidence TO warrant
an indictment. The charge against the
Gilmans was made by a private detec-
tive