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ELECTIONS AND MEETINGS.


NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN that q special meet.
ina OF the stockholders of The New YORK. New
Haven and Hartford Railroad Com pany vii b
held IN Room al IN It's general once building IN
INC CITY or New Haven. Connecticut. on Fndhy
the thlfty- hrst day Of May. 1907, at 10 O'Clock in
the forenoon for the following purposes:
To accept the amendment 10 the charter Of i1t
corporation. contained In a resolution Of the Gen.
eral assembly OF the State OF Connecticut az
proved March 20th. 1901. entitled, Resolution
Haven and Hartford Railroad Company" ard
when such amendment shall have become opsfs
i've, 10 consider and act upon a proposition ~
merge this corporation with and In TIE CouSoN
ea'co RAILWAY, company, a corporation chArHte'
by the General assembly OF the State Of Connect
cut and located In the Town Of New Haven. a ma
Jointly OF whose capltdl stock IL owned hv his com
pdny, and TO consolidate aud make conn m sfoc.
herewith under the name OF The New Yorl
New Haven and Hartford Railroad Com pan.
With a capital stock equal TO the com blned capita
STOCKS OF the Two merged and consolidated corpnb
IONS, each snare OF stock In each OF said corpora
uons becoming a share OF stock In the consolidate
corporauon. said consolidated corporation 10 IA
way Company, and TO have until the neat Scpua
meeting as It's Board OF Directors the same persons
VINO arr at the time OF such merger the Director
OF Ihe consolidated Railway Com pany. or 10 nerge
The Consolidated Railway Company in such mar
nef and upon such other or additional terrs 6nd
conoluons as may be settled at said meeting, SAD n
consloef and act upon any matter or thlng COZ
or thing that may come before the m eeting i'r "a
consideration In connection herewith.
o. the purpose OF this special meeting The trans
ieI BOOKS OF The Company viii be closed from NJ
slSt TO May Sst, 1907 both days inclusive.
p1tfo a. New Haven Connecticut the th'Er''-
BY order OF the Board Of Directors.
JOHN &, PARKER Sscretl'r
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vice. Before very long, it is commended.
the easier conditions in the traf1c Of the road
will be rejected in the earnings Of the COM
pany.
Calling Of loans probably had something
to do with the decline in prices. II was said
that loans TO n considerable amount on which
well known spectators had been carrying
stocks were called and that as II was found
impossible 10 get other accommodations
the stocks had to be thrown upon the market.
Allied to this rumor was another that certain
spectators helped over at the time of the
March panic had been nut under obligation
to liQuidate within 10 days and that as the
term had nearly reached it's expiration
pressure had been brought to bear on them
TO compel mlnlmcnt Of the obligation. There
we're all sorts Of theories to account for the
liquidation Enthusiastically in progress, one
Of the most rea sonablc being that as the
level of prices began to approximate the
lowest Of the year some holders who had
heretofore held on stoutly lost courage and
began 10 throw over their holdings with a
view to remaining out Of the market until
the outlook became clearer.
Whatever grounds there might have been
for the rumor that one Of the best known
capitalists in the land had become tired Of
arriving stocks. all the stocks of which he
was popularity supposed 10 be a large holder
were among tho weakest on tho list. II may
have been that the bear party conducted their
operations so as to foster that kind of i'm
precision. but the fact had TO be admitted that
after the report got around that liquidation
WAS IN progress Of "A Part of this capitalists
holdings of the Hartman stocks and the
stocks of other companies Fast and West
all these issues began to display notable
weakness. lust tired and disguised was
the way rumor described his alleged attitude.
Traders who tried to make a bull argument
out OF tho expectation that Secretary Cortel-
you intended 10 call in the special deposits
on the ground that the measure would prevent
gold experts we're entitled to credit for max.
ing n virtue ont OF necessity and deserved
better than to be forced to take losses on the
stocks which they bought in the first hour
They seemed 10 forget that their position was
based on a suppoSition that money rates would
! advance which in itself would hardly have
been a bull argument on the stock market.
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CHICAGO UNION TRACTION CO,

Referring TO the call OF the undersigned Commit.
tee. under date of April ia, 1907. for the deposit OF
shares OF the preferred and common stock Of The
CHICAGO UNION TRACTION COMPANY,
NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN that the time for
the deposit OF stock with Central Trust Company OF
New York. No. So Wall Street, Borough OF Manhat-
tan, New York, AZ depoStary under an agreement
dated April %, 1907. between the Committee, said
Trust Company as d~epoatary and preferred and
common stockholders of the Chicago Union Traction
Company. has been extended TO and including May
-. 1907. After said last mentioned date. no add
tional stock will he received on deposit EXCEPT
with the previous assent Of the and sub
jeCt to the payment OF such penalty as the Committee
shall Impose in respect TO each such deposit.
More than Two thirds In amount OF both classes OF
stock has been deposited subject to the said deposlt
agreement and an application for quotation OF the
certificates issued by the d~epoStary in the unlisted
department OF the kew York Stock Exchange will be
made forthwith.
Dated May IS. 1907.
j. n. WALLACE. Chairman.
JOHN W. CASTLES.
Il 4 NJ. GALLAWAT
a.. n. HOLLINs,
JAMES JOURDAN,.
II SKITT.
Committee.
joLiNE. LARKIN d RATHBoNE, Counsel.
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Live stock Market.

TUEBDAT. May 81.
Receipts Of beeyes were A. cars or i,iOO head, In
cludiug 81 cars direct 10 slaughterers and the hal
SnCc for tho market. No trading on live weight
10 day; feeling steady for all grades OF bceves,
Dressed beef In rather poor demand and selling
Al sdpi,c. per 10. for ordinary 10 prime native
sides. 10 days cable advices from London and
Liverpool quoted live cattle steady and selling al
llai?l1C. per H.. dressed weight. refrigerator beef
AZ gag', &C.. Exports 1O-day none: to morrow. 100
quarters OF beef on III" Adriatic 10 Liverpool.
Receipts Of cHlScs Wcrr 100 head. all Tor the mar
kci Thcrc was a good demand for vcAls md the
limited offerings were readily ,old at arm prices.
Common 10 primo NcAls sold A. s5aSI1 per 100 lbs.
CITY dressed NchlS active ant frm al Va i9C. per 10 .
COUNTRY dressed steady NJ 50 Zoe.
Hcrcini' " Shees aud lamb were ~ cars or SD
h, Ad Including ~ cars foi sale. The market WAS
H. good position and. steady 10 nrm for clipped
sheer and lamb and spring lambs were strong
The pcns WIRE cleared, Common To choice Clipped
sheen sold NJ 50 ~ ~ per in lbs. no clipped lamb.
offered. Virginia spring lAmhs nj Sis pcr head
Dressed mutton. si"HdN a. nal2r. Ict III. dressed
InmiI> active aud nfm al taia ais: dressed spring
lambs NJ I5alsC per- III. and SiNS7 prr carcass.
Receipts Of hogs were - rHrN ~ 2,n11 head, In,
rludiug only = lev heAd int III" market. Feeling
steady NJ SaSil0 for Pennsylvania and state
hogs Country dressed hogs unchanged at si4d lOc,
ttff n,
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BIG FOUR B0RROHS $1,000, 900.
sells -Four Year 3 Per Cent. Notes. which
Are offered al q ) I.2.

The New York Central system has sold
to j. 4 W. Seligman & Co. and Aloiat 4
White IS 200. 200 fou year 8 per cent. gold
notes Of the Cleveland, Cincinnati, Chicago
and ST. Louis. The>notes are dated June /,
1907, and interest is payable s~emi-annually.
They will be offered to investors a. 9sl,.
A. this price they will return an investment
yield Of abou q per cent.
In the last week Of December the Central
Evs,em nut out So. mn. OCO in shorI term
notes. hut Of thesn 81, oOp.ooo wore for the
View York Central. ti,u1,UH for the Lake
Shore, SIO, NJ 900 tor the Michigan Con.
tral and none at FL fot the Zig Four.
The needs NJ the Rig Four IN financing
work undeT wav we're by no means asGrgent
es those Of th' others and that mpan
has continu cd Improvement work mp to the
present without e1tepsivC borrowing. Pro-
reeds 81 the forthcoming issue, IL is be-
lleved, will supply the financial noads OF
the company for tho remainder Of the
current year.
The Big -Four Issue makes = total n
tisi M 900 new securities put out or an.
nounced by large railroad and indTstriel
corporations within the last two weeks.
NsRotistions for the fotstion Of other new
securities are In progress.
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orpo.,t,or Ticket on Cotton Exchange.

A momber Of the so-called reform party
~ the Cotton Exchange said yesterday
thrt y ticket would undoubtedly he put
M 10 run in opposition % the ticket an
nnunced 10y the nominating COMMITTEES on
Monday. The iseue would he the old ques-
ton 81 the cotton contract and the number
OF c~lassifcationa during the year.
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DIVIDENDS AND INTEREST
BUTTE COALITION MINING 60

- broadway. New YORK. Man - 90
AZ q meeting OF The Board NJ D~lrec'ors r.
Butte coalition Mining CompAny a div idcu. p: 80
cents 20 cts.l per share MAS declared rs,ss .'
-, 1871. TO stockholders Of record A. Z = rIo.. 60
Monday, June ", 1911.
The transfer books NJ Inc COMPANY. nov '""'
Tor thc annual meeting. VIII he opened foI g. ~
potr OF The dividend June ;, 1911, and remain Hrf-'1
unUl the close NJ business Monday, juno IS. 'H
]. ". AILEN. ScrrrIhrA And IL -
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AMERICAN SUGAR REFJSI>o I,

dorsey ClIy, =, ]. MH' " N
The Board NJ Directors ~ me America -
Nennlng 60. have declared tho following ~. -
payable July ind, 1871:
,.3..nE the preferred stock " quarterly dlr''''' y
ON tho common stock a dividend ~ ~
The transfer hooks will rloEt on SAturra" -
li. a. nom, ana reopen on july srd, 1877
ARTHUR nONSTR, Trs4Su
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ELECTIONS AND MEETINGS.
The NEW YORK COUNTY NATIONAL ANt
OF New York.

OF New York.
New York, May IA. 1907,
To the Stockholders Of The New York County
National hank:
NOTICE Is HEREIN GIVEN that a Meeting n,
ihe Stoekholder,s Of The New York County National
Hank OF New York. WI he held Al the RAnkIng
House, No. % Eighth Avenue, borough az kfAnh6t
tan. C1iy OF New YORK, on Tuesday. the i6ih day or
June, 1907, between The hours Of 10 and ii o'ciocl
y. NJ. % vote upon n propostion. 10 Increase tht
Capital stock OF the Bank from Two hundred thou
sand dollars tem,oul. divided Into two som
thousand shates of tho mar value Of Oac hundred
dollars dlm each, In five hundred thousand dollars
ttsnuIl, divided into five thousand .thUpn share
~ the pAr value Of one hundred dollars tsiUn each.
ann that for such purpose tho Hoard ri Directors
nl ihT hhnk he Authorized 10 declare n Special RnUhl-
iLlng dividend Of Three hundred thousand dollars
lNfn.6ni. Ia hc paid from The surplus Fund Of lie
Hank, tho proceeds ~ such dividend 10 hr usSd In
pay incni tr the additional shares 10 be issued
Respectfully
JAMES c, HRowER. Cashier.
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TIP ANNUAL MEETING Of the Stakeholder NJ
the colonial safe DEPOSIT Company for ihe election
of SsNen directors and three Inspectors Of election
fnt the ensuing year and for the trsnNsctlon NJ such
other business ~ MAJ properly ~omc before ihr
m'etlng, VIII be held ~ the once Of the rompsny.
-, PAN Building. No IN Broadway. Borough ~
Manhattan. city NJ New YORK. on the bth dsv oi
June, 1871, at 3 q 'clock y, N,
Dated May %. 1901 '
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BurrAto AID susoyEHANNA IRON GO.

The Buffalo and SusQuehanns Iron Company,
In accordance with Section Will, Article Two OF
Mortgage. dated July LIST 1907, will redeem on June
LIST. 1897, at the once Of The New York Trust Com
pany. Trustee, $1,000 OF the above bonds, num-
hers I TO 100. both inclusive, at par. Interest on
said bonds will cease on June lst. 1907.
II NEW YORK u COMPANY,
BY L. ]. Horne. Secretary.
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TO THE AoL9ERSso OK CoNyERTIBLE
UTAH COPPER COMPANY.

NoTICR II hereby given that ,he following bonds
have been designated for redemption pursuant 10
Company 10 Morton T:usl Company. a. Trustee.
al one hundred and two and one half 103la and
hccruei interest Ia July hrst, 1901:
Numbers :. Is. ~. isa. as. go. IN. 5iG. 81. f5s.
$50, 7os. 40. 81. i0o. 1904. ilO6. ii7f. icOi. 1877.
iSa, 1897, 1919. IbS1. Ifti. 3nSn. si74. 2len. 2ssi. s8DI,
ISIS, s5iS, .iti. 5jOi. sSA. $50, sh5S, s5a7, ,a5. :15a,
gps
The above bonds win hc paid on presentation NJ
the once Of the Trustee on july hrht. 1907, Al which
date Interest thereon viii coASc.
MORTO 4 COMPANY. Trustee.
ny u. NJ. FRANCIS. Secretary.
Dated New York, May II. 1901.
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.

hlNlh INhh AbNhNhC THIS btl'
sun rises. . ABS sun sctS.....Iii Moon sets. l.5f
HdH WATER THIS DAY.
Sandy Hook. 1859 Gov. Island. 3:sil Hell Gate, iH
Arrived -TuEsDAr. May u,
So Astoria, Glasgow, May II.
IS iceland, Antwerp. May H..
IS Nicuw Amsterdam. Rotterdam, May II.
IS Europa, Naples, MAY s.
IS Chester, Antwerp, May ).
IS AthcnianA, Cardenas. May 10,
IS Avalon, jamaica. May Is.
SIS Mexican, Jamaica, May 7.
IS CcnfucgoS. Tamplco. May 10
SIS Santiago, brunswick, May Is.
So Jefferson. Norfolk. May 20.
ARRIVED OUT.
SIS Kaiser Wilhelm H., al Bremen from New
YORK.
SIS Minneapolis. Al London from New York.
IS Kocnigin Luisc. at Gibraltar from New York.
IS NadcTland. at Antwerp from New York.
IS Oscar H.. at copenhagen from New York.
IS Hamburg. at Genoa from New York,
shLED PROM FOREIGN PORTS.
SIS Kaiser Wilhelm der Crosse. from Bremen for
New YORK.
IS CAronlB, from Liverpool for New York.
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BONDS or THR
METROPOLITAN TEIEPHoNE Am TELE.

The Mercantile Trust Com pAny, Trustee under =
certain moItgase dated Nay stlh' lSA. and an
hy Tho Metropolitan Telephone and Telegraph
Company, whIrh me NEW NoRk TELEPHONE
invites proposals Tot ne sale N n, on july lat, 1917
Of bonds secured u. aid mortEagrMh Price aus
pANY. AZ q rate not Exceeding par and 10 per
centum premium, 20 such an amount A. shall not
exceed the Eum OF tla0Sym
GUY RICHARDS, Secretary.
Nov Y0rk April gth, 1901.
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no rrrnA cHAnnr zoe 1

NO EXTRA CHARGE q II
advertisements for TIKI Sun ard THE F-r''''
SuE may he ier at any American Distr'~t Hr'
tenger once In the city.
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Not until Steel gave way did the general
market utterly fall before the bGRrtsh attack.
steel seemed 10 have been rcRa rded as the
keystone Of tho price fabric and as soon as It
was lowered the other stocks came tumblinG
down. The means used 20 bring Steel down
were the same that had been tried before
the circulation Of rumors about new financing
and the exercise of selling pressure, the latter
being more aggressive by far than IL had been
on any preceding day. II is doubtful II any
one really believed the story about new finanC-
inf In view OF the explicit denial which had
before been given 10 IL and whenever it was
repeated il was always with tho apologize
introduction they say. The amount talked
Of was $40, O0O. 900 instead Of sIoO.0oOYo 900 and
the very pertinent comment was made by one
trader that II a reduction OF SEQ, 600 OO0 had
ben made in one day II was not 100 much 10
expect that a further reduction Of 100000, 900
might he made the next day. Perhaps there
was something In the talk OF liquidation by
= cpnitalist largely concerned ip mining
ventures.
4 rumor that Pennsylvania would soon
make 4 new issue Of nntct was denied. hut
following tho denial there vas A recurrence
Ct reports often heard since the bonds we're
solo H. Paris last year that the transaction
was not q surccss t. any such extent as had
hcei represented The suppo sitinu IN the
Street has long been that tho French in
yCslot did not take kindlN 10 tho bonds, hut
TINT as tho foreign bankers had taken them
II made little difference. Nparl. however,
from the alleged financial needs of the com
panv there were Indications that IN" pros
poet nj n reduction In the volume of tho roads
business had become 3 market factor w the
stock. The COMPANY la, recenilr reduced
the forces NJ i- iltoonH shops. and tho gen
eral construction PIT upon this ~ that "
means that on account NJ easier iranic con
ditions equipment repairs will not be FASTENED.
the company having cara enough 10 allow
the laying up Of those that are UNIT for ser
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vice, Before very long, It is commended.
the easier conditions in the traf1c Of the road
will be reflected in the earnings Of the COM
pany.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1907-10-09

against the Birmingham Railway Light and Power company. Plaintiff alleges he was driving an ambulance when one of defendants cars cOllided with him and inflicted serious personal injury.
 Martin A. Jennings sued the St. Louis and San Francisco Railroad company for 5000 damages for personal injuries. Plaln- tiff alleges<he was a brakeman riding on top of cars and that he struck his head against bridge over railroad.
 In the chancery court Mrs. Lula A. Kilian filed a bill against J. r. B Jackson to compel the enforcement of an agree ment whereby defendant agreed to sell certain property in East Birmingham
 Criminal Court.
 Tn the first division of the criminal court yesterday Judge Dan A. Greene disposed of a number of cases of minor importance. number of the cases set for trial were also passed until later in the week.
 In Judge Samuel l.. Weavers division Tony Macon special officer of the Ten nessee Coal, Iron and Railroad company, was on trial for carrying concealed pistol for offensive purposes. The de fendant was fined 5000 and sentenced to six months hard labor. The attorneys for the defense gave notice Of an appeal. Two other warrants were also sworn out against Macon, one charging assault and battery and one assault with inten to murder He was tried on the former at Ensley and fined s25. The other resulted in an acquittal before Judge Fl. A. Aber- nathy.
 The case of Harry Haynes, charged
The Birmingham age-herald., 1907-10-09

definite projection of these enterprises illustrates what is being done every week in Georgia and Alabama.
 Among other industrial plants re- ported by The Index this week are Cotton factory, Sylacauga, Ala; can ming factory Albertville. Ala; ice fac tories, Albany. Ga. and Waycross. Ga. , grist mill of daily capacity of 24<l bushels, Attalla. Ala: oil mill, Tus- kegee. Ala; $50.000 abattoir Mobile Ala: marble product plant, Rome. Cru electric light and power plant. Jackson Ga; mach inc shops, Wadley, Ga.; rope factory, Huntsville Ala There Is great activity in construction lines. A s30, GOO club house, Brunswick. Ga, $20, 900 business building, Andalusia Ala, and $10 900 residence. Atlanta, Ga. are H. illustrations of construction of that char aeter planned. Others are: Churches. Gordele, Ga, and Cedartown, Ga; street and sidewalk paving, Newman. Ga. and Colurnb us. Ga.; school buildings. Dub lin lGa. and Monroeville. Ala; railway terminals Bessemer. Ala. apartment house and s13.000 warehouse. Birming ham. Ala. Two cities are to hold elec- tons itpon the issuance of improve nent Bonds. Among the contract awards noted are: Steel bridge, Mon roe county, Georgia sls,000 library. Marion, Ala; s35.000 court house. liar ris county. Georgia. and s740,000 lock construction work on the Tombisbee river in Alabama. A land company has been organized at Triton. Ca. to de- yelop town sites. Illustrative of in- ereasing land values, two building lots fin a South Georgia town, which were bought nine years ago for $50, were sold last week for $500"
The Birmingham age-herald., 1907-10-09

Iron and Railroad company. were dis missed
 The following docket Is set for trial in the second division today: J. B. Garber, administrator. vs. Dim mick Pipe company, damages: Richard Haywood vs. Birmingham Railway, Light and Power company, damages; Roland E. Stevens vs. Birmingham Railway, Light and Power company damages; Handy Richardson vs. Sayre Mining and Manufacturing company, damages; Squire Walters vs Birmingham Pipe and Cast ing company damages, Robert Frauf ys. Birmingham Railway, light and Power company, damages.
 In the third division of the city court
 yesterday the case of G. W. Kennedy vs Republic Iron and Steel company was concluded and resulted m Neroict TOT the plaintiff for $500.
 rbe case of S. J. Hart vs. Tennessee Coal Iron and Railroad company was on trial having been begun late In the afternoon
 The following docket is set in the third division today
 J.ouis Whaley vs. Soss- Sheffield Steel and Iron company, damages; James fouhs vs. Birmingham Railway, Light ana Power company, damages; Mosene 'iaih N vs. Birmingham Railway, Light and Power companv. damages; Missie Harris vs Louisville and Nashville Railroad com
 pany. damages; William R. Lisenba vs-
 Woodlawn Livery company, ct als., dam ages.
 In the equity division of the city court several interlocutory orders were made. The case of w. P. Pinkard vs Salle Russell was dismissed. Wood -Dickerson Supply company vs L.. Cocciola: c. H. Rast vs. Louis Coccola, oIe.. Taff Conn ty Savings Bank ct als.: George M. Ky all ct al vs. Paul Gilarodi: Annie Webb vs Corinthia O Burnett. ct all; Sellers Buchanan vs. Hugh Buchanan. ct als. New Suits Filed. Tn the city court yesterday Charles H. Watley filed suit for s10.000 damages
The Birmingham age-herald., 1907-10-09
sTRIkEBREAKERS ARRIVE,
Two Hundred Men Are Put to Work
 on the Levee.

New Orleans October S.-~About 2po strik ebreakers were brought here to- day and put to work by the Illinois Central railroad at the Stuyyesa mt docks loading cotton. The levee stril< CTS who now number about 10000 re- mained away from the loading districts Guards were, however, maintained about the Stuyvesant docks of the Illf- nois Central and at the other points.
 Governor Blanchard. after day spent in Investigating the situation, announced that the state troops will be called out at first sign of violence, but that at present the militia Is not need ed. More strikebreakers are due to- morrow.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1907-10-09
REVIEW OF WEEK.
Industrial Growth in Alabama and
 Georgia.

Columbus Ga October S.-(Special) ) The Georgia and Alabama Industrial Index will say tomorrow In it's regular weekly issue:
 The coming to the sou il from II countries of the old world and from New England of splnners and capital ists who are attending a cotton con ference in Atlanta and who will make tour of the cotton belt, Illustrates an inevitable and uninterrupted tend ency. Mills for spinning cotton have been coming and will come in increas- ing numbers to the south to find their proper and logical places in the midst of cotton fields. In growing volume, dollars follow dollars into this section. attracted by the certainty of substan- tial profit from the development of resources which in their variety and richness are unsurpassed. In Georgia and Alabama this development Is little short of wonderful Week after week new industrial plants are esta ablished. municipal Improvements projected and upbuilding continues steadily. Ehls week The Index reports the formation of q company composed of Georgia and New England capitalists, with capital stock of s300,00O to build and operate an interurbsn electric railway 30 miles in length. Another company organized by the same people will build and oper- ate gas plant, creosoting plant and A plant for the distilation of rosin and turpentine A company organized in an Alabama city during the week will establish an electric lighting and pow or plant. developing water power, build and operate an electric railway. use electricity in mining operations and ] later will build an ice factory. The