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The Washington herald., 1907-05-15

Preparations for the annual commence
ments Of the schools in st. Patrick's have
been in progress for the past week, and
these functions promise TO be unusually
successful this year The following dates
have been set: St Patrick's Academy,
June Il; st Joseph's, June L. at 10 o'clock.
Carroll Hall; St Vincents, June Il. at the
Asylum. EdgeWOod.
The Washington herald., 1907-05-15
Local Temperature

7
n warnings are displayed on the Great Lakes
The Mt. Sterling advocate. (Mt. Sterling, Ky.) 1890-current, 1907-07-03
LID Co.'s ON.
Bingham Appointed Mayor OF
louisville.

Gov. Beckham on Thursday APP
pointed Robert w. Bingham, pres
ent county attorney of jefferson
county to be Mayor of Louisville.
The appointee to this responsible
position was born at Asheville, n.
c., "a years ago. In 1897 he To-
Gated in Louisville and began the
practice of law, having taken a
law course at Virginia University.
He was appointed County Attor-
ney to fill unexpired term and re-
elected in 1906 and since that time
has been active in securing the en-
forcement of the laws relating to
Sunday observance. 1t was the
stand which he took on this ques-
tion that brought him the indorse-
i ment of the Louisville Ministerial
Association for the Office of Mayor.
Mr.. Bingham is member of the
Knights Templar, the Knights of
Pythias, Woodmen of the World.
Red Men and the Elks.
He has the appointment of City
Treasurer. Auditor. Tax Receiver
and Bailif. In addition to these
extraordinary appointments. Mr..
Bingham may change at his pleas
ure the personnel of the Boards of
Public Safety and Public Works
which have the appointment. with
or without cause of all policemen,
liremen, stats of the City Hos
pital and other city institutions,
Health Department, Building In
,pspector and other inspectors.
The new Mayor became very
closely allied with Governor Beck
ham in the latter's effort to enforce
the Sunday closing law in the Fall,
City. Out of the entire list OF
city and county officials, he was
the only one who stood firmly be-
hind the executive in his attempt
to put on the lid" All of the
prosecutions which have beer
brought were through the agency
of the County Attorney, and ht
has stood almost single-handeC
among the Louisville officials il
his campaign for law enforcement
The Mt. Sterling advocate. (Mt. Sterling, Ky.) 1890-current, 1907-07-03
FLAG Presentation.

A patriotic service will be held
at the First Presbyterian church
tomorrow, July 4th, at 10 a. NJ.
A flag will be presented to Coley
Apperson Post No. 1876, q. A. X.
by relatives of Coleman Apperson.
oath regiment Kentucky Infantry,
who was killed at Resaca, Ga.
The presentation will be made
by Mrs. Caroline Apperson Leech.
of Louisville. Addresses will be
delivered by Judge Ed. G. O'Real
and A. T. Wood. America anc
Sta, Spangled Banner will be sung
Miss Mary Rogers Chiles will sing
America appears in this issue o.
the ADVOCATE. Clip it for ust
then.
The Mt. Sterling advocate. (Mt. Sterling, Ky.) 1890-current, 1907-07-03
CORRESPONDENCE,
sTOOPS.

Rain delays harvesting,
Mrs. :. F. Deal is very sick.
The little son of j. l.. Gregory
is seriously ill.
j. H. Gillaspie's house is near
ing completion.
Selah Fassett, of Kansas City,
Mo-, is with her uncle, f. l.. Fas-
SC t.
Mrs. Hall and daughter, of Salt
Lick. came Saturday to visit rela-
tives.
Miss Robinson, of Mt. Sterling,
and not Miss Bessie Sledd will
teach our school.
Misses Anna May GoOdan and
Anna McQuithy visited Miss
Mayme Turner at Springfield Sun
day.
The entertainment given by the
ladies' of Somerset Church or
Wednesday night was largely at
tended.
The Mt. Sterling advocate. (Mt. Sterling, Ky.) 1890-current, 1907-07-03
Is it Riqht !

Is it right when a man who has
subscribed for and has been taking
a paper notifies the p. NJ. that he
no longer wants the paper and re-
fuses to take it out of Office ! No
He should pay what he owes and
quit like a man. A subscription
for a paper is a small transaction,
but the adjustment of the account
involves as much honor and hon
esty as if the debt were for a
house or a farm. If
The Mt. Sterling advocate. (Mt. Sterling, Ky.) 1890-current, 1907-07-03
Keep 1t Holy.

In a sermonson "The Spiritual
Observance of the sabbath" Rev.
Alonzo Monk, pastor of the Broad
way Methodist church. Louisville,
expressed the opinion that citizens
had no more right to break the
commandment regarding the Sab
bath than. the one, Thou Shalt
Not Steal"
God didn't give US the Sab
BATH" he said. so we could sleep
longer on Sunday morning than ON
Monday morning, but cave it to
US to worship Him."
He criticises any Christian who
selected Sunday as a day for an
outing or pleasure day.
II am under no more Obligation
to be in my pulpit than you are to
be in your seats" continued the
speaker. THE nature Of the day
is sacred because it was set aside
for the benefit of spiritual man and
it is his duty to develop it,"
SUNDAY morning papers are not
a necessity and could be easily dis
pensed with, but the public de-
The Mt. Sterling advocate. (Mt. Sterling, Ky.) 1890-current, 1907-07-03
COURT OF APPEALS
TAKES A VACATION.
Finishes Largest Volume of Busi-
ness on Record in Kentucky.

The Court of Appeals adjourned
Friday for its summer vacation,
after having gotten through with
probably the largest volume of
legal business everktransacted by q
Kentucky Appellate.Court. which
statistics show is almost twice as
many as the United States Su-
preme Court disposed'of at it's re-
cent term, and that with nine men,
bers.
All of the Judges went to Louis
vile where they were the guests of
Judge A. +. Richards at dinner.
The recordsof cases disposed of
at the April term of court is in
full as follows: G. Opinions certi-
fled, ,; appeals dismissed, Is; af-
hrmed, 235: reversed, 219: petit
tons for rehearing sustained, 3;
petitions overruled, So. A resume
of the courtsiust closed shows that
1876 cases swere decided, disposed
of as follows: Opinions certified,
I; appeals dismissed, 81: affirmed,
727: reversed. s4S2.
The Mt. Sterling advocate. (Mt. Sterling, Ky.) 1890-current, 1907-07-03
Looks Like Hughes.

1T is well within the range of
possibility that GOV. Hughes will
be thenext President of the United
States" said John A. Stewart,
president of the New York League
of Republican Clubs. Mr.. Stew
art is manufacturer in New York
City, but is thoroughly in touch
with political sentiment and cOndi-
tons throughout the State.
The Mt. Sterling advocate. (Mt. Sterling, Ky.) 1890-current, 1907-07-03

That henpecked man may die
was demonstrated at Anderson.
Ind, on June 26, when Joseph B.
Bryan, retired contractor, died
in great agony from blood poison
ING that developed at a point in
his scalp, where a hen had pecked
him so fercely that blood had
flowed. Bryan had undertaken tC
lift the hen from her nest, wher
she attacked him and sank its bill
into his scalp.
The Mt. Sterling advocate. (Mt. Sterling, Ky.) 1890-current, 1907-07-03
Public Sale.

Having decided to move to Ohio
to educate my children, | will, on
Saturday. July 6. at 300 O'Clock
p. H., sell at auction to the high
est bidder, one Buggy Mare, one
Cow. one Surrey, one Buggy, one
Wagon, "a lot of Harness, some
Household and Kitchen Furniture,
and other articles too numerous to
mention. Sale will take place at
my residence on the west side OF
West Main street and near the
city of Mt. Sterling, Ky.
MAY G. BAUM.
A. G.. Kidd. Auctioneer.
The Mt. Sterling advocate. (Mt. Sterling, Ky.) 1890-current, 1907-07-03
Notice.

Having settled, by compromise,
all the claims placed in our hands
for collection, against the City of
Mt. Sterling for oyer-charses in
the way of costs in the Police
Court, our clients'are requested to
call upon either of the undersigned
at once and secure the amount due
them. john A. JUDY,
EARL w. SENFE,
4S-tf Attorneys.
The Mt. Sterling advocate. (Mt. Sterling, Ky.) 1890-current, 1907-07-03
Guilty of Bribery.

Louis Glass, vice president Of
the Pacific States Telephone and
Telegraph Company, was brought
to trial in the graft cases in san
Francisco.
Fourteen Supervisors confessed
to having received brides from the
telephone company were witnesses.
The Mt. Sterling advocate. (Mt. Sterling, Ky.) 1890-current, 1907-07-03
Daugherty Declines TO Sit In
Elliott.

Judge John A. Daugherty, Of
Bath county, who was selected by
attorneys to conduct the trial of
James Hargis and others on the
Cox murder charge in Elliott
county when Judge Redwine de-
clined to preside, on Friday mott
fed the Governor that he does not
care to sit in the cases. Although
Commonwealth Attorney Waugh
had agreed to Daugherty, Byrd
and Jouett prefer some one else
and the Governor had not commits
stoned him.
The Mt. Sterling advocate. (Mt. Sterling, Ky.) 1890-current, 1907-07-03
ParaIyZed.

On Friday morning, Joe, son Of
Jas. X. Thomas, Of this city, was
very severely and probably fatally
hurt. He was adjusting a tcle-
phone wire on an arm attached to
the trestle on the Ky. q :. \.
road, over South Queen street. 4
bolt broke and he fell Is feet,
striking the pike on his shoulders,
Since then he has been paralyzec
from the waist down.
The Mt. Sterling advocate. (Mt. Sterling, Ky.) 1890-current, 1907-07-03
Confessed.

Hooker, the negro murderer of
Mr.. Veal, near Lexington, was ar
rested in Cincinnati and has con-
fessed guilt. He is the man re-
Gently reported in the cliffs and
brush near Ewington.
The Mt. Sterling advocate. (Mt. Sterling, Ky.) 1890-current, 1907-07-03

If there is any position that de-
mands a sober, exemplary man it
i that of teacher, or even more,
superintendent of teachers and.
schools.
The Mt. Sterling advocate. (Mt. Sterling, Ky.) 1890-current, 1907-07-03
To GraySOn.

The Mt. Sterling cornet band
went to Grayson last week to play
for a BIG real estate sale. One of
the lots was given away, Florain
Willoughby, one of the band boys,
being the lucky person.
The Mt. Sterling advocate. (Mt. Sterling, Ky.) 1890-current, 1907-07-03

WOrkmen are now making eX-
tensive improvements on the home
of Mrs. NJ. Z. Cassidy, The res
idence is an old-time building and
will be made two stories.
The Mt. Sterling advocate. (Mt. Sterling, Ky.) 1890-current, 1907-07-03
Montgomery Cases Reversed.

The Court of Appeals has re-
versed the decision of the Mont
Ggomery Circuit Court in the cases
imposing fine upon Magistrates
G. l.. Dean and j. w. Henry and
declaring their Offices vacant be-
cause of malfeasance. The higher
court says the evidence on the
trial was not sufficient to convict
and directs that they be granted 8
new trial. 1t also reverses the case
against w. w. Eubank, who was
fined $500 for usurpation of the
34iice of Road Supervisor.
The Mt. Sterling advocate. (Mt. Sterling, Ky.) 1890-current, 1907-07-03
Failed to Elect.

Trustees in District IA (Prewitt's
School House, failed to elect a
teacher.
The Mt. Sterling advocate. (Mt. Sterling, Ky.) 1890-current, 1907-07-03

See V. A. Refs. w. Locust ST.,
for harness and repairs. 20 years
experience. Coal for sale. 49-6t
The Mt. Sterling advocate. (Mt. Sterling, Ky.) 1890-current, 1907-07-03

Mems Underwear, CSC per suit
Punch 4 Graves.
The Mt. Sterling advocate. (Mt. Sterling, Ky.) 1890-current, 1907-07-03
Hens Peck Kills Contractor.

A. G.. Kidd. Auctioneer.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-03-05
LIABILITIES.

Capital stock. sso5 s51 $50 90
Funded debt Including mortgages and
ground rents 1871 5s1 go Sc
Guaranteed stock and bonds Of the Harris
burg. Portsmouth. Mt Joy & Lancaster
R, r, 1882 $50 90
L. y, J. r. r. & c. Co.................. 82ss4oO Is
Car trust principal and taxes charged out
awaiting settlement. Observation-Disclosures. 3CO2 100 IA
Pennsylvania Company deposit account. 10 100 IG3 a.
extraordinary tXpendlture Fund 400 s4S 60
CURRENT LIABILITIES.
Pay rolls. vouchers and
traffic balances. ............ S2I, CSC. 4S7
Due controlled companies
other than traffic balances. 9.4539s4 AZ
Due saving. relief and in
surance funds. etc.......... 1.OGJ.4OO91
Interest accrued. matured and
collected, and dividends
urcoected ................ l.Gas. 4ss so
Miscellaneous liabilities. I.4GO 600 %
81 3ss OeO -
Sinking funds and trust fund Q33I n7
Profit ana loss PATHS 4s4 36
Total $500 SIS s94 80
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OUTSIDE SECURITIES.

In the market for outside securities speculation
was brisk IN the entire mining hs'' ana prices ~
the carly trading were decidedly strong. the adj
vances extending from a small fraction 20 IL
points Toward midday heavy selling pressure ap-
reared IN sympathy with the decided weakness in
the stock market. and prices broke badly. All the
early advances we're wiped out and in many cases
values fell from y to H. points below Saturdays
final United Copper rose IA points at the start
but later broke %. points. Butte Coalition was
down ! point Nevada Utah opened UP 81 but sub
seauentIy fell III. Stewart Mining. after early
gain OF 81 fell rs Boston Copper was down ia
Greene Copper Il. and Greene-Cananea points
Nevrhouse Mining held fairly firm. Trinity sold on
2s points. The low priced mining issues were
down fractonauy. Havana Tobacco weak.
Chicago, Subway. after early hrmnesS. broke lAs.
Great Northern rights We're down over point
STANDARD Oil. after early strength and activity.
broke points. Western Ice and Waterbury Com
pany were irregular. Bonds were duh and slightly
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-03-05

Shares stock Open High. 3 Low Lass.
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Financial.

The attention OF the Shareholders already been
Resolution passed by the Congress OF the
United States. seventh OF March. 1906. under
which the Interstate Commerce Commission was IN
investigate and report. among other
whether carriers by rail wero Interested
in ownership Of the coal carried over their lines
whether officers employees or such carriers
charged with the duty OF furnishing cars or other
facilities shippers. interested as owners or
otherwise I'm the coal so carried - ,.,
1t having been alleged in the course OF tns
CATION which made ca DGFte, ana without the
safeguards incident judicial proceedings that en-
ploves OF YOUR company had failed to do their full
duty 10 the Shareholders OF the Company and 70 the
public and that resulted from their ownership
OF interests in corporations doing business with yoI
company or lines special committee OF hve
directors was appointed thoroughly inquire into and
report upon the matters referred to- This Committee
has made an inquiry extending over several
months and reported its findings to the Board ana
cor thereof well Of their preliminary report
has been sent to each Shareholder. The COMMITTEES
find as the final result OF its examination or the whole
subject it. that with few exceptions the
ocera employees OF the companies constituting tho
Pennsylvania Railroad system have been faithful to
duty. ,- q. -. 49,, s...-
r,nsd that IL is to the interest Company that
none of its officers employees shall have any owner
ship direct or Indirect In any company, or interest in
By order OF
Attest: LEWIS NELSON. Secretary
STOCKHOLDERS MAY OBTAIN COPIES OF TH
s4b MARCH, 1907 on APPLICATION IN PERSO
TSRY ROOM 269 BROAD STREET SIAIlON. =
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GOVERNMENT BONDS.
The following shows yesterdays closing quota
tions for government bonds. compared with Satur-
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traffic large additional issue Of car trus, securities
EemainnE certificates OF the Pennsylvania Steel Rolins
vana Steel Freight Car Trust less the amount ma
5u1eg 600 all the series Of the PENNSYLVANIA
,|entytwo series Of $1,000 600 each and Of
Pennsylvania General Freight Equipment Trust Asso
This latter Association has been created for the pur
pose Of supplying through ins,runentalitv the
system and hereafter certificates viii be issued n
series which VIII he DESIGNATED not only by letters
OF the alphabet but BY the year OF issue
9'a ana 9um 96 Of Car Trust in
December sIsfloo6 aggregates co. outstanding
TRAFFIC
srdad nqssr OF ea. tons on 81 ssR' mPysd four
l72S71o6S increase OF 1856 296 or 90 per cent
N R eS OF passengers was 621os7os.
and - 9hsT RSilToad Companies Pittsburgh
VIII be found in tSeir OF their op-
ports as well as in the full report OF your Company
e E31Rs9dditqTs Fund TIL. Company sold an additional
Ronds 1885 IN order 70 four Per cent
the amount S' elp s69s5e IL res ana Tssog treasury for
HSg,e and Indianapolis second Mortgage ve psg @
CAPITAL EXPENDITURES
The amount o. Capital Expenditures ,,,r,rr -. -.
On tae Lines west Of Pittsburgh Tor constrtio ne yaE
IN these expenditures we're included larr. OUTLAY. o,
vision q line and extension ana AeEehny the
me PITTSBURGH Cincinnati chicago and St louis Seq P on
facilities the Increase of sitnEs 0s terminal
..Ilohal motive power and equipment To- III utol
northwestern and Southwestern systems '''n S'uF
TRAFFIC
=, Sr OK tons o. freight moved on the lnes vss,
Fttsourgh was 1870 090 an increase 80 .so
ne hunosr q passengers carried was S0 3I3 $40 "a -
brb eaTnnEs Of all lines east and west ~ PITTS
expenses S21l SAB 76s o. ana net sar - operating
600 s9S N gross earnings COMPARED ,s{t5
3sS and an Increase in net earn,rg .
on b There were ss3 e55 s27 tons OF feisbt 49,
stem being increase OF a. sTs uqs
soa s passengers carried an Increase - Ia
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-03-05

ASSETS.
Cost ~ road eoui, ,ent and real estate s FOG 500
Securities owned 1877 $50 l2I Il
mcuth Mt joy ana Lancaster Railroad ss255O 90
ern and Shaspeako Ohio stocks 1892 ss5 90
: r.. g 'ne .e1.e ot 32s3 400 Is
loses 10 yaTiois Controlled companies p62a 4G4 20
New YORK tunnel extension .......... IS s35 033 90
CURRENT ASSETS.
Due from controlled
MES for advances for
structou and other purposes 50 61O3sS OF
Due from agents. ....... 0O54. T45 ~
Bills receivable and miscela-
assets. ..........-.... 6.016,2O O.
Materials .................... Q32S. $50 90
4'" -----D---- II $50 as
fana iclos uu'' .a"l anu 744s lat 90
Total s59S SIS. 500 30
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-03-05

FUNDED DEBT.
The Of debt, including mortgages
and ground December 3lst. 1906.
sl9l. SOL .27O 81. being decrease OF 1921. 1861
SECURITIES OF OTHER CORPORATIONS.
The OF securities OF other corporations
held by your Company. December 3ist 1906. was
s194 100 719 the direct received there
from during the year $li741, Isl 80. being sos
cent the thereof.
Will be that there has been large decrease
in holdings Of the securities OF other corporations
This is due the fact that the object sought
through their purchase viz. the promotion Of
conservative policy the cement OF of the
railways reaching the seabOard and the doing
away witn unjust Determinations between shippers had
been largely accomplished and through the passage OF
recent amendments 20 the Interstate Commerce law
and enforcement of its provisions. the maintenance
OF tariff had been practically secured. IL
deemed advisable TO sell portion OF the securities
heretofore acquired
This sale covered all Of your Chesapeake and Ohio
Railway Stock a majority OF your holdings in the
Baltimore and Ohio and Norfolk and Western Rail-
ways. and result thereof. large profit has
crued your Company. which. before noted has
been credited 20 your Profit and Loss Account.
CAR TRUSTS.
In order 70 supply the equipment needed for
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-03-05
CAPITAL. STOCK AND FUNDED DEBT.-ILNES
WEST OF PITTSBURGH.

The prosperous condition o; the manufacturing
country and the great increase N the corslmp
ton OF ore coal and other materials, we'll as
output the finished product has forced upon the
which the iarga and steel industries are
located an exceptional expenditure for equipment
wards and other terminal facilities This especially
the case upon the road embraced in Northwest
system order NEE; these demands and sup
PLY the Pennsylvania Company with the working capital
for general corporate purposes for several
years. issue made April 2nd, 1905, OF twenty
million dollars four yer Collateral Trust Certh
catee running twenty-five with the riEht OF
redemption by the Company time after efteen
These oer,heares guaranteed principal and
Interest By your Company
II viii be noted after paving a siydend Of ak
the past making large contributions
Sinking Funds and transferring S25O @
en- Extraordinary Expenditure FUND. the Pennsylvania
Company carried substantial balance the credit Of its
Profit and less Account. The Pittsburgh. Cincinnati
Chicago and St Louie Railway company %aS also aoI,
required by Its Sinking Funds
applying substantial toward the principal Of
car Trusts Extraordinary Expenditures 10 increase
dividends its preferred and three
nd a annum its common stock ana
further ada 10 its Profit and Loss Account.
The vandala Railroad Company also Increased us
dividend a half cent. and appropriated
out OF It's surplus income S4OOOOo Extraordinary
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-03-05
GENERAL REMARKS.

The Employees Voluntary Relief Department. the En-
poyes' Saving Fund the Pension Department show
excellent results meeting purposes Of
their organization has been found 70 the ADVANTAGE
OF the Company operation OF the Pension Fund TO
retire a more liberal percentage employees who
have after thirty years service reached age between
gIxt-nve and sIxy-nine years. and demands thus
made upon the will necessate larger appropria-
ton Your authority Will therefore b asked 70 increase
Outstanding December 8lst. 1908
Amount required for the conversion Of Z
OF 1902 and 1905. ....
required the acquisition
Valley Railroad Company.
Amount required for the acQuisition
and Erie Railroad Company.
Amount required for the acquisition or
Railway Company. ......--.-
balance available for issue .............-..
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-03-05

any firm with any individual owning or oDer..,-.
mines located system dealing = Goals
duced therefrOm. in other where
holding might in conflict with their drsv.-
the Company or the COnpany's duty the puhrs
The necessary measures have been taken 10 enforc.
compliance with this regulation
The Board have record with deep regret the d..
on December IS 1906. Of Mr. Amos f.. Little who $50
served continuously OF directors
and whose kindly personality and 10 me ~
tereSts OF the Company had the warm arcs
ment OF his associates ~'4-
On the twenty-eighth OF December the Cor,,.-,-
also lost BY death its president. Alexander II 80
satt. who had filled that position since June q ISo9
The minute adopted by the Board briefly "a ~,
lifelong connection Of Mr. Cassatt with your servce
and especially TO his exceptionally important lobc
during his occupancy of the OAtce OF President Wbu
thar minute endeavOrs record the value % his 49,
not alone 20 your Company but 70 the general rals
interests OF the country IL Is difficult for words to ~
press the feeling OF regret and personal hch -
&c all those who associated with him IN rbs ~
aSement OF your affairs. @A-
To TN the vacancy thus caused. Mr. James Moo.
was elected President the second day OF IanDsrN
I9o1 Nj Henry g. Frick elected a director -
Mr. Little. and Mr.. Chas z. IngersoH on me tr~. y
third day OF January. in the place OF 1fr Clssatt
the Board
JAMES McCREA President
= ItEF1ItI N PAMPHLET FORM on Avn ,r-v,
-' HI-FA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-03-05
eosToN cURR MARKET.

GSeportsd by J. Thomas Reinhsrdt No. Is Wall stree.
New YORK. ant No. 10 EXchanga Place. Bos,9nl
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SnhoS sum set apart that pyrposa f- eco 900
5ur !! having also been determined tbat ~ A. ~
-, mat the Limitation on adnisso, - 81 y 70
year, ' T 0T liked at fortyh instead Of thrtvave
i approval OF that change will he reouestaS 0
VIII De recalled that meeting ~ 49, 81,
incrsa, -, we necessary authority was given for an
OF the capital stock $500 OO1 O51 Sf,er
e we amount required for the conversion ~ me b
1oos nail Ter cent Convertible Bonds ~ IGOo "a
mere Is as appears from tho following stater1,
0' sa residue available for your corporate nrnossS