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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-01-02
THE CAUCUSES.
Continued from Page One.)

sentative in forming ana expressing
h;s orininns of men and affairs: a safe
ana sskiiliul legal advisor; n lawyer of
ability. These. senators. are the quail
i6cations Of the candidate whom /
have named for the Office Of President
az ,he next Maine Senate.
With Fred J. ALLEN as our presiding
officer. the record Of the next Senate.
&C far as it is controlled by the action
~ it's President, viii certainly equal
the record of any Maine Senate In the
past.
Hastings Of oxford, and Fred j. Allen
,vas unanimously selected as the NOM
;ne.. for President Of the Senate.
Mr. Mills of Hancock placed in NOM
,natio1 Tor the Office Of secretary If
the Scnato the nam" of +. &. Farrring-
ton Of augusta a.id Mr. Houston Of
PigcatiuuiS seconded the nomination
and Mr.. Harrington Was declared to
he the nominee Of the caucus for sec
Rotary of the Senate.
Mr.. Deasy Of Hancock placed in
nomination for the office of assistant
secretary Of tic Sc"ate tbs name of S.
G. ". Simpson. saying that for this
office thc nImrs Of tV-n candidates had
hecn urged. botn Of whom We're so
mcritoriOus and so competent that it
himself and to other senators to de-
tcrmine between them. but that James
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GRAND EVENT.
Continued from Page One.)

d affaircs in the absence of Sir Mortimer
Durand, who has just vacated the post
of ambassador from Great Britain at
Washington.
Following the diplomatic corps came
the representatives Of the judicial branch
of the government at Washington, head
cd by the justices of the supreme court,
with Chief Justice Melville w. Fuller
leading. Next came the judges of the
court of appeals and of the supreme
court of the District Of Columbia, the
Judges Of the court Of claims and for
MGR members of the cabinet. ambassa-
doris and ministers of the United States.
The officers Of the army. navy and Ma
rine corps and of the District National
Guard in special full dress presented an
imposing spectacle. All the officers car
ried their side arms. Lient. Gen. John
O. Bates, retired, headed the army; Adj
miral George r. Dewey with his secre-
tary. Lieut.. Crawford. the navy.
A civilian contingent made up of the
members of the various independent bu-
reaus and commissions and assistant sec
retarieS in the executive departments
WAS followed by the members of the
army and navy societies in Washington.
Better weather for the occasion could
not have been desired. The sur shone
brightly and its warmth dispelled the
dampness rising from the ground as a
result of the rain of the past few days.
To the thousands who stood in line for
hours this was particularly agreeable
and made their wait less uncomfortable
than usual OF, a winter morning.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-01-02
DEMOCRATIC JOINT CAUCUS
Held Behind Closed Doors In Senate
Chamber

The Democratic meinbcrS-clect of
both branches met At joint caucus in
the Senate chamber last evening. The
doors We're closed and guarded. the
galleries cleared and the proceedings
conducted in executive session. The FOL
lowing nominations We're made:
For officers of the Senate-PrcSidert
Oakley G. Curtis of Portland; Secre-
tarv, J. Clement Murphy Of Augusta;
assistant secretary. Charles =. Loring
of Auburn.
Senator Lindley L. Staples of Wash
ington was the presiding officer ard
SenatOr-clect \. NJ. Garcelon of Lew
iston acted as secretary.
For the HOuSe-Speaker. Charles +.
johnson of Watervilie; for clerk, Leo..-
ard Y. Clark of Auburn; assistant
clerk. Walter Philoon of Auburn;
messengers. Frank |. Alien of Port
land: Arthur Leonard Of Morrill,,
Frank Miller of Camden; postmaster.
Eugene /. Cummings of Westbrook;
mail carrier. George a. Murphy OF
lewiston; folders. A. II. Norton of Bid
deford, a. p. Gray of Warren. Harry
Mansfield of JOnesport; dOorkeepers. ].
+. Fernald of Portland. +. G. DeerinS
Of Augusta.
The Hon. Charles r. Johnson of Wat
crville was chairman Of the House cau-
Gus and Andrew =. Havey of Sullivan
acted as clerk.
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MAINE FARMING CHAT,

+. w. Bunker of North Arson has sold
his flock st 30 sheep 10 James McKen-
ney of Clinton.
George W. Towle Of Kezar Falls has a
flock Of Il Plymouth Rock hens that.
from December 1907 to December 1906;
laid 2,65l eggs. This made Il net profit Of
4.25 per hen.
George Eastman of Paris is quite n
man for pigs. It'S rare occa sion when
he doesn't have from 20 or 80 in his pen
Just at TIL" present time he has %: five
big ones and Is little ones. all full blood
ed pigs.
A bunch Of white faced cattle number
ing a score head, We're recently pur-
chased by Charles Iassell Of Sahec from.
Wellington parties. Among the lot were
two pair of oxen which scaled ESQ and
goo pounds per pair.
A corn yield to be proud of was grown
the pas: season on the farm of James
Smith, Z. Skowhegan. On A square rods
of ground the Weld was at the rate of Z,
bushels of shelled corn to the acre. The
variety was S and PROVED Dutton.
Herbert Tucker at the Morny farm
Mechanic Falls. got the farm honors a.,
the recent poultry show at Portland. He
took six prizes in r. I. Reds. first and
second on hens. third and fourth on pull
let's. fourth on cockcrels ana fourth on
pens.
Samuel r. Murch Of West Baldwin can
justly claim the distinction Of being the
champion hog raiser of that section
From one hog. year old last May. he
has raised fifty four dollars worth of
pigs and the dressed weight OF the hog
was Jt5.
The large steer raised by Ethan Tar
box on the Alfred road has been plir
chased by e. n. Deering Of BiddefOrd
lie is five years old and meatmen claim
that he will tip the scales at over $3.50
pounds. 1t is said that he Is tho largest
steer ever brought TO Biddeford.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-01-02
REPUBLICAN, HOUSE CAUCUS
Nominates Officers In Representative
Hall Last Evening.

In accordance with The call Of the cau-
Gus committee the Republican, members
elect Of tn, House met in the Represent
awe hall last evening Tor tEc purpose 81
nominating the officers of that body, and
Were called to order by Narney a. Put
nam Of Danfurth
On motion Of Charles S. Cobb Of Gar
inner. Dr. c. c. Hall of Dover was chos-
en- chairman. George A. Goodwin of san
i"rd was elected secretary Of the caucus
en- motion Of Carl +. Milikon of Islam"
Falls.
Willis +. Hall of Caribou placed in nom
nation for speaker of the House the
ZION. Don A. II. Powers of I1oulton. Ber-
tram l.. Smith of Patten seconded the
nomination and moved that it be made by
reclamation. 1t was SO voted and the
non. Don a. II. Powers was declared
nominated by reclamation to serve as the
republican candidate for the speakership
of:thc House.
On the motion of Carl f. Milliken OF
AsaAnd Falls. seconded by Varney a.
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Albion Grange.

Albion Grange held it's regular meet
ing on Friday evening, December IS,
with good attendance. Two candi-
dates We're balloted on and accepted
and the first degree conferred on a
class of three. The Worthy Master
gave an interesting account of the
State Grange meeting and spoke very
highly Of the efforts put forth by the
citizens Of Augusta to furnish enter
tainment for all visiting patrons. The
officers elected for the ensuing year
will be installed at the next regular
meeting.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-01-02

had been matter Of embarrassment to
4. Clark the rival canGi Rate, had grace
fully Withdrawn. Mr.. Dcasy also re-
ferrcd to the fact that Mr.. Simpson Of
Portland had served in the Senate of
1903 as page ana in 1908 as postmaster
with efficiency and courtesy.
The nomination WAS duly seconded
and Mr.. Simpson was declared the
nominee for assistant secretary of the
Senate.
Mr.. Brown of EcHncbrc presented
the name of Charles fl. Lovrjoy as
messenger of tn" s;"ii;it" ana Mr.. Mills
nf Hancock seconded tn" nomnation.
ana Mr.. I.ovejny was declared fllC
nominee of the caucus for messenger.
AIR. Mills If Hancock presented the
name of j. f. Ashford as assistant
messenger, Mr. Iirown Of kennebec
seconded the nomination and Mr.. Ash
ford was chosen as the nominee for
assistant messenger.
Mr.. Barrows presented the name of
r. Ray Neal as second assistant mes
scnger and Mr.. Aver Of k"nnchcc sec
ondcd the nomination and the same
was duly confirmed BY tn" caucus.
Mr.. Aver of kcnncbec. seconded by
Mr.. Parkhurst Of PenobScnt presented
the name Of W. G. Fuller as folder and
he received the nomination.
John ]. Dearborn was chosen as the
nominee Of the caucus for the position
Of assistant folder ana Stephen d. Lord
received the nomination for doorkeep-
er.
The following scnators-clect were
chosen as a caucus committee. namely:
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INVESTIGATION COMING.
Commerce Commission Will lnvesti
gate Block Signals.

Washington, Jan. 1.-The Inter-
State Commerce Commission today
reached an agreement to investigate
the block signal system on both the
Southern and the Baltimore & Ohio
Railways in view of the recent disas-
trous collisions and derailment on
those roads attended by serious loss
of life. The first hearing which will
be public will occur in this city next
Friday.
The commission will make it's inves-
LEGATION under a resolution of Con-
gress approved June go 1906. empow-
ering the interstate commerce COM
mission to report the use and necessi-
ty of block signal systems and appli-
ances for automatic control of railway
trains in the United States.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-01-02
COUNTY NEWS
SOMERSET.
HINCKLEY.

Miss Katie Burrill of Fairfield has
been visiting old friends here for a
week
Some Of the boys at Good Will Farm
gave q minstrel show Friday evening,
Dec. IS, the proceeds to be used for
the benefit of the school.
Melvin Palmer sold two horses Sat
urday. general purpose horse to Cecil
Kicker of Canaan and a driver to Fred
Head of North Fairfield.
Miss Winifred Shackley, who has
been passing her vacation at West
Old Town, returned Saturday after
noon.
Miss Emma Anderson is sick at her
home with the grip.
Good Will High school will open
Wednesday, Jan. 2.
Rev. G. w. Hinckley. who returned
from the hospital short time ago. is
still confined to the house and al
though not suffering great pain, is
obliged to be very quiet.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. ]. McDougald.
VINO have been away during the Christ
mas vacation. returned Saturday even
ing.
A young man from Bangor Mr.. May
nard. conducted the services at the
chapel Sunday. Dec 80.
Ray Tobey and George Anderson
were at home from college during the
holidays.
The Kennebecside Club met at the
Charles r. Moody building Saturday
afternoon, Dec. 20. The greater part OF
the time was taken up in general re-
view of French history. 1t was voted
to engage Miss Extreme Flood Of Water
vile for an evening in the near future,
which will give much enjoyment.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-01-02

Fred III. Hoar Of MachiaS for messen-
ger, William j. Smith of Gardiner for
first assistant messenger. CLYDE T. Serb
ner of Wilton for second assistant mes
scEger, Lon NJ. Philbrooll Of Mt. Vernon
James A. Chase of LitchfiCld for mail
carrier joseph IT, Dickson Of Elliott for
first folder. Chaplin Lydston Of Litchiield
for second folder. were all nominated for
their several offices by acclan:ation.
The first contest developed for the Of
fee If third folder. For this position
there were two candidates. Fred NJ. Toll
man Of Carroll and l.. L. Thornton of
Houlton. Stirring speeches were made
for both candidates. l.. z. Thornton re-
ceived Is votes ard Fred NJ. Tolman of
Carroll 90
Tho second contest was for the position
of doDrkccpor. Thare were also two can
didates fer this position. Patrick Hayes
of Chelsea and Frank W. Coolidge Of
North I.iyer3lcre. Mr.. Hayes was nomi-
mated. In his behalf Moses A. Stafford Of
kittery made IN eloquent appeal and
aroused crnsi,.rrAb." enthusiasm. Mr..
Hayes received ~ votes and Mr. Cool
idec G.
The position Of second dorrkcopor call
Cd out tire" candida.,s, q. W. cob. Of
Elna. L. s Maxwell Of I.itchiield ana
Scion S. Caliill Of brunswick. The whole
number Of votes east was ~. The num-
Der necessary far Il choice was 81. O. w.
cole had %. r. 5. Maxwell had Is and
Scion s. Cah.ll had IL. and q. ". Cole
was declared the nominee Of the caucus.
At Ibis time it was announced hat the
drawing OF seats Ivy the memhcrS-clcct
Of the II ,usc Will b. held at Q o'clock
this morning.
On motion Of Bertram L. Smith Of Pat
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-01-02
WANTS o'MEARA DISCHARGED.
Moran Asks Gov. Guild to Request His
RESIGNATION.

neSt9nation.
Boston, Jam 1.-The special incident
today in the long controversy between
District Attorney Moran and Police
Commissioner OMeara over the en-
forcement of the laws. especially those
relating to the observance of Sunday,
was the letter which Mr.. Moran sen:
to Gov. Guild suggesting that Com
missioner OMeara's resignation be re-
quested. In his letter Mr.. Moran de-
clares that the police commissioner is
is GRANT of the law and that ignoranc,
has been emphasized b yhis orders to
the police and the subseGuence an
noynance of many people in violation
of the Sunday observances law. 1t
was admitted at the executive depart
ment at the State House this evening
that a Letter had been received from the
district attorney but the nature Of it
was withheld until tomorrow
The municipal court today approved
% more applications for summones for
alleged violations Of the Sunday laws.
bringing the total to 1870 and involving
nearly 200 defendants. The majority Of
the summnnscS granted today were
against bakers, but the number also
included members Of one Of the hotel
orchestras, the court selecting one or
chestra out of number whose names
were taken, i'm order TO have n test
case.
The special committee of last Iesis-
lature which has been investigating IN.
sunday laws and which was about to
report t" IN" incoming Legislature de-
cided today to Withhold its report until
some Of the local cases are decided. SO
that the result in this city may be in
cluded in the findings.
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PALERMO CENTRE.

G.. NJ. Richards. who was injured by
4 falling tree while working for Nc
Dougall Bros. one day last week. is out
again.
Mrs. NJ. T. Hisler is quite sick. Her
daughter. Mrs. A. c. James, visited her
Sunday.
Deputy Sheriff S. +. Bowler went 20
Belfast on business Monday. Mr..
Bowler has been reappointed for a
second term.
c. A. Phillips also went to Belfast
Monday as a member of the grand
jury.
Mr.. and Mrs. AlonZO Stevens spent
Christmas with Mr. and Mrs. Ira Eug-
ley of n. NObleboro.
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THURSDAY NOON.
CONTINUED from Page One.)


ready such. from becoming citizens Of
This country. With this end in view the
government should e1deayor to acquire
territory on the continen. of Al
RIGA and pay the expenses of any of our
negroes. who might wish to become citi-
zens OF the newly acquired territory
which should he under the protection Of
the United States government. 1 believe
also that the government should pay the
expenses of any member of the yellow
race who might wish to, quit the United
States and become n citizen Of any other
state that might want him. There is M
race hatred in the movement but only, 4
spirit to do what is best for all the
races.
THE pressure Of such law is very
great" continued Mr.. Gillespie. land II
seems to me that the time was never
more opportpne for Congress to Get
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-01-02

James Elms of Auburn bought the
Y. NJ. c. A. block on Court street. Au-
burn. at auction on the steps of the
County buildings, Monday for $21.1OO.
The equity only was sold at the auc-
ton. the bid being $500. but the prop
crty was sold subject to n $4,000 bond
issue protected by mortgage. Dlvi-
dends amounting to $500 Will be due
on the bonds, Jan. l, all of which
brings the cost of the property up to
$211o0.
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The monster which French lawgivers

The monster which French lawgivers
intend to attack is ubiquitous. Its name
is piano." and the minister of finance
seriously thinks Of proposing n tax on
those instruments not used in a profess
sionai capacity-and they, of course. form
the majority. There are in France about
$4,000 pianos and a tax Of. say, 10s..
would bring in the respectable sum of
e25O,O0O. 1t is very tempting to a min
lister who struggles with an annual de-
ficit.-Londcn Bystander.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-01-02

fntnam of Danforth. E. NJ Thomson
was nominated for the position of clerk
OF Ahe House. This nomination was ais,
made by reclamation.
IN motion of Edward F. Danforth or
sk"whesan. Harry r. Coolidge of Pitts.
'ieio was nominated for the Office of as
sistaht clerk by acclamation
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-01-02

ten the chairman appointed Thomas w.
Baldwin of Boothbay Harbor, Charles S.
Cobb of Gardiner and Narncy \. Put
nam Of Dantorth to serve as caucus
committee.
The caucus .vas then declared adjourn
ed.
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Advertisement in the London Chron-
icle: ''Scullery maid; wages 416, annu-
al rise; gold watch end of five years;
ieetotaler preferred. Address," etc.
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--. tn
Have you indigestion. constipation. !,
headache, backache. kidney trouble!
HOLSTERS Rocky Mountain Tea will
make you well. If it fails. get your
money back. That's fair. Tea u
Tablets form. So cents. Bowditc1ks0
Webster & Co. &c
4J otsc
.9oQ
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-01-02
Desirable Young men
Desirable Young Women

frequently advertise for
room and board in private,
families. Might have been
the one you We're looking
for. There will be others,
but a good way would be to
have an advertisement OF
your own in the Journals
Classified columns: that
would insure you q call
from such parties.
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- = Buys months subserip-
ton to the Daily Kennebee
~ Journal during the Lesisia-
tive session.
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. = For d 3 months subscription
to the Daily kennsbA6
~ Journal during the LegisIs-
tive Session. -
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-01-02
Melville Smith.

Music Hall. 49, Water St.. Augusta, Me-
Terms easy. Old instruments taken in
exchange.
j2eodtf MT
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Messrs Parkhurst of PenObscOt Sewall
Of Sagadahoc and Putnam of ArooS-
took.
Adjourned
The forum. [volume] (Springfield, Ill.) 1904-192?, 1907-10-26
OFFICIAL PUBLICATION.

Annual settlement of the Ilovds Plate
Glass Insurance Company of New York
in the ctate If New York. on the 3Ist
dav of pecen1her. 1qne made to the In
surarce S,,perinteudent of the State of
Illinois pursuant to law.
Amount of capital stock paid :,
up in cash .,.......*...S 2oueVo e
INCOME.
Prarniums received during the.
year 1000 fottoTV -
Interest. rents and dividends 33,79S IA
Amount received from all 9th
or sources ................ 90 W
Total income .s 4a1195 &c
EXPENDITURES.
T .osses naid during the years 159315 T5
Dividends paid during the
year oHtuuV w
Commission or brokerage -. 1891 80
Salaries, fees and all other
The forum. [volume] (Springfield, Ill.) 1904-192?, 1907-10-26
Insurance Statements,


Aggregate expenditures ...s 79,437 OF
Mortgage loans on real estate 5 81, $50 90
Market value Of bonds ..... 10000 90
Cash in bank ................ 20, sos "a
Interest. due and accrued -. 974 SO
Gross premiums in course OF
collection 49,. ..... 6,492 "a
Total cash assets ........$ S0,S1S n
OTHER ASSETS.
Amount of premium de-
pOSit notes ................$ 307, 53S 81
Aggregate assets .........s 1913, S52 20
LIABILITIES.
Amount of unpaid losses ....$ 5000 90
Total unearned premiums -. 51,256 AZ
Unpaid dividends ............ "a Al
Return premiums ............ 43 SO
Total liabilities ............-s 56.Ss4 %
Net amount of premiums or
deposit notes .............. 3O7 ,53S 52
Net cash surplus ............$ 34,479 So
Aggregate assets ....$ 39S, 1862 20
MISCELLANEOUS
Risks taken during the year
in Illinois ............$ 23S, 725 90
Total premiums received dur
ing the year in Illinois 49,. 1868 IL
Total losses incurred during
the year in illinois ...... 5,O62 Is
G. C. FOSTER President.
F. B. FOWLER. Secretary.
Subscribed and sworn to before me this
10th day of May, 1907.
(SeaD Edmund v. Herod
Notary Public.
The forum. [volume] (Springfield, Ill.) 1904-192?, 1907-10-26
OFFICIAL PUBLICATION.

Annual statement United States Branch
of the Norwich and ondon ACCIDENT In
surance Association of Norwich. England
on the 31st day of December 1906. made
to the Insurance Srpe~intend of the
rate of Illinois nl'~s''n MT to law.
- CAPITAL.
Amount of deposit capital ...$ ASS, 900 90
INCOME
Premiums received during
the year ....'............. 1922 27s IT
Interest rents and dividends 6S, S42 70
Amount received from all 9TH
err sources ................. A 20
Total income ............$1 81. 2s1. 1853 81
EXPENDITURES.
losses paid during the years 722,911 81
Dividends paid during the
year ........... 90 97s 6s
Commission or brokerage -. 157.016 SO
Salaries, fees and all other
charges OF officers clerks,
The forum. [volume] (Springfield, Ill.) 1904-192?, 1907-10-26
OFFICIAL PUBLICATION.

Annual statement of the First Russian
ros,lran nee Company of st. Petersburg,
russia. on the 91st dav of December. 1906.
made to the Insurance Superintendent OF
he State of Illinois. pursuant to law.
CAPITAL.
ir,oirnt of denosit capital
stock paid up in cash .....S 200, 600 90
Book value of bonds ........S SOC. 200 90
Total admitted assets ....s SOC, 200 90
PAUL, e. RASOR,
United States Manager.
Subscribed and sworn to before me
his 18th day of February, 1907.
fSeaD Chas. MORROW
notary Public.
OFFICIAL PUBLICATION
Annual statement of the United States
1ranch of the Russian Reinsurance
Comrany of St Petersburg in Russia. on
the 31st dav of December. 1906, made to
I'VE Insurance SUPERINTENDENT of the
state of Illinois pursuant to law.
CAPTThT,.
Amount of deposit capital S 200 600 90
LEDGER ASSETS.
Book value of bonds .........S $4,000 90
Total admitted assets ....$ $4,000 90
PAUL f. RaSOR,
United States Manager.
u $. Manager.
IT, 8. Manager.
Subscribed and sworn to before me this
(Sean Chas. Morrow.
Notary Public.
The forum. [volume] (Springfield, Ill.) 1904-192?, 1907-10-26
OFFICIAL PUBLICATION.

Annual statement of the Indiana Lum-
bermans Mutual Insurance Company of
indianapolis, in the state of Indiana on
the 31st day Of December. 1906 made to
the Insurance Superintendent of the State
of Illinois pursuant to law.
No capital purely mutual
INCOME
Premiums received during the
year ......... ........4.S 102 44O az
interest and dividends 2,712 OF
Amount received from all 9TH
err sources ................ 1888 So
Aggregate income ........s 105.541 As
EXPENDITURES
Losses paid during the years 43,779 a6
Dividends paid during the
year ................s... 20,s16 81
Commission or brokerage -. 1874 73
Salaries. fees and all other
charges of officers. clerks,
agents and employees 800. 1854 06
Taxes, repairs and expenses
on real estate :.......,..... sos "a
lures $3.50. .......s..e. ss7s 81