davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-01-16
Chicago. January Is. 1901
TO THE STOCKHOLDERS OF
The CHICAGO and NORTHWESTERN
RAILWAY COMPANY.

AZ meeting Of the Board Of Directors held Oh the
fifteenth day of 1907 the following preamble
and resolutions adopted:
Whereas The Stockholders OF this Company. at tho
and special meeting held the 18th day OF oco
Der 1905 adopted resolutions increasing the capital stock
Of this Company by OF stock sum
cient make the capital stock oOO00ooo
and authorizing Board Directors to ISSUE such
stock time time and IN such amounts
within the total authorized capital stock Fuch Board
Of Directors might determine. and for any purpose al
by law;
Resolved. That 10 obtain funds FOR the purpose OF
constructing improving ard equpping IT'S railway there
be Issued additional of common stock equal
to twenty-five OF the total preferred and COM
shares outstanding;
Resolved That OF the Company shall
be entitled subscribe additional stock AZ the
OF 800 per the extent OF twenty five per
OF their respective holdings. shown upon the
books at the close OF business Saturday. the
February the right to such
subscription shall Saturday the 18th DAY
March. 1907. before which last mentioned day
payments shall be made Ger
paid shall he issued
March is. 1907. for all fun shares. which
shall be entitled all dividends thereafter paid
and scrip certificates pass by delivery but
be entitled 70 participate IN dividends
fractions shares such certificates
shall exchangeabls stock certificates for amounts
aggregating fun share multiple thereof
providing such exchange be made before Sep
tember J. 1907. date exchange shall be
made redeenabls at their
OF 500 per share. The Board
Directors shall have power sell or dispose OF such
subscribed for by stockholders. II
subscribed by them shall not DO paid for IN such
manner and ct such price. than 500 per
share as may in their judgment be deemed best
carry foregoing resolutions into effect tbs
fer books OF the Company VIII be closed
upon Saturday February "a 1907. and Will reopen on
Monday. the 18th day OF March. 1907.
representing the subscription rights in the
additional stock authorized by such resolutions
panied by containing fun explanations will
- t,-, 7Se-s
possible the transfer books Feb
ruary 2. 1901
BY ord o the Board of Directors.
MARVIN HVTGHITT President.
L. T. OSBORN Secretary.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-01-16
LIVESTOCK MARKET.

New York January IT, 1907.
REEyES-Receipts - cars 1913 head inciud-
the market No trading in i've weight to-day Feeling
weak all grades Dressed unchanged at
OF choice beef az G932c- No aayices from
LEMON o. Liverpool. Shipments today cattle
CALFES-Receipts 96 head all the market
making with the stale stock "a head sale-1s2 at
Jersey City and the remainder Goth Veals
lower. and single offered had sold at
late hour Common TO choice yeas sold at 50 5ogs1o
CITY cresso yeals steady s91s;zc per bi country
sa!es.w p Hume: 10 yeals, 80 n average at SO
J O. Curtis & III 81 90;
fs-d calves. ls5 N, at 81.
Commission COMPANY. Jos Indiana calves jS1
H. AZ IS 80; . DO. lis n at Sc
7ohin * Shannon: vea's. III 70. at So
SHEEP AND LAMBS-Receipts cars, or 1857
head including for the market making. with the
stale stock, 12z sale. q which IL
9sTseF city and the remainder at Goth st. ns market
extremely SOW and 104l5c lower or both sheep and
lambs Eight Unsod the close Sheep sold
81 s. 5ogS5 per 100 NJ lambs at 81 12i.@ss Dressed
G21ac dressed lambs II q l3c;
country dressed dollhouse lambs S3Is1J per
Sa-ss-T0pn K Shannon SO Pennsylvania larnb7 81 10
sverige 81 50 per 100 Pennsylvania sheep 1914 II,
s. - $50 Ohio sheep. 1o ID. II 50 30 Ibf DO lib n.
Kerrs Commission Company: IT India7a Iambs % n.
a. s. Ia u Indiana sheep 90 ~ ct S. "a do lls H.
soGs-Rsseipts were s5 cars s.3Is head. all con
ssaed Street saughteers Feeling noTninay firm On
Euns!o asvces Country hogs at 81. 910o
Der n TO- heavy Eight heights.
Sales fsii late yesteTdss obin q shannont 100 ststs
stss 8 a. o % p'' 40 ''.S'-4 80
s Sanders: il state hogs m at 81 15S Pernsyl-
~zria DO ia ID at So IS; roughs h, 50 30;
stag 30 p 81 IS D.; / DO 10. 50.
> Juda q CO. - PenEsy wanna rigs SO n at 81 ISL;
John = Nelssn: - state hogs. 49, 10 at 81 l5'
rog.hs 3o5 H. az 50 y.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-01-16
OTHER MARKETs-BY TELEGRAPH.

ChcaSo Jan 5-cATTLE-Receipts, about Z 500
head market Eteaay 70 prime steers S4asI 30;
cows &c 1884 ~. hcifers. 81 6oaS6; balls 81 I3gs4 90
caves 81 I5QSs 10 sockers and feeders " bOnS4 o.
I.O.Fsceips about head; market 5g1oo higher;
pine snsprg hogs G0g$6 choice butchers weights
t. fSg 90 packing 50 bzt 4S6 81 assorted igt 90 90
dke tc; lux OF sales, SG 55gSs 60 SHEEF-Recepts
sbyu 1900 head. InaTke. strong 10 loe higher sheep
teas5 % yearIngs 81 e0qss co; lambs. So 1887 go
,.acrn7ti Jan: l5-BoGs active; b9taheIs and r shp7
ters Sc 7OGsB 725s; 50 1885 40 - LIE
STEADY fair tc good shipper s. 63qS5 65 coTnmon Sg
g 70 SHEEP strong a. S29s4 rs LAMBS strong al
s. 5OaSs
East Buna;o Jan 15-cAT'II.E--Reeepts, 200 hea9I
market firm with fair demand: prime s;ees - tOgSo
eaprirE Sass so NEAIS-Recelpts. 1oo nead fnarhst
sctTe and b. 1--we at 81 25gs9 10. HOtiS-Hesepl
500 hesd: market active and bqloc hgsr heaEs 20
81: mixed IS SO; workers.. Sc s0aS6 Soi - IT,
rourfs 81 soa$s 10 SHEEP AND LAMBS-itecepts
head, market sheep steady Iafnos DC 4o"sf
At s5GS7 S. ..o -
Including 400 southerns5 market steady o ig
choice export and dressed beef rtstrs 50 1oso r
good Sass 40: Western fed steers 81 ogs - @
and feeders 25gS4 50; Southern - -
Southern 81 2@ss ri NATIVE S9%s % ss 81 too
tive bulls, s. abGS4 90
g % Receipts 1000 aes sa.s beav, 81 so
gss 90; packers 81 45a$s e7 PIGS and sh stesSy 70
&C eHEEP-Receips. 1,Soa head; InaIset zs1
.oc higher lambs S7a$7 90 ewes az ,sn FED
sheep 81 75oS5 70: stocers and feeders 20 oasA 10
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-01-16
TRADE IN CHICAGO.
by Telegraph to The Tribune. ]


Chicago Jan l5-The wheat market. after some
preliminary backing and filing became weak to-
Gay, ana closed at the bottom OF q sc decline
Corn was dull but flrn and gained 1sc 10 &c Oats
were strong, with net advance OF &c 10 Sc at
she close for May and nc for July. Provisions
We're steady, and at the end slightly lower for
pork and lard and &C higher for ribs Snow in this
neshborhood and throughout the lake region fought
Tor the mastery in the wheat market at the OPEN
ing Trade was not brisk but interest in the mar
ket was kept alive by the local operators In the
absence Of orders TO any extent from the outside
southwestern receipts were again light but the
arrivals al Chicago were in excess OF last wear
with the market for and oats showing much
strength, there was a sharp advance of sac from
the lowest point This brought out renewed offer
1nEs. and decline lsc below the previous low
est followed. May closed at Sic against 7sIsc
yesterday, and July At 75Tsc against 76I4c 10 1880
the day before
Although the receipts OF corn were considerably
over the estimate. this Influenced the trading only
q few minutes ar the start When wheat com
,nenced 20 react. and oats continued TO show ag-
gresslye strength. the market became strong with
more activity in trading. The advance was not
maintained the late decline in wheat causing an
easier feeling. May closed 431sc against 1870 to
<3s-c yesterday. July was $40 against 1910 10
4555c the day before
Trade in oats was active and the market strong
There was manifest reluctance TO sell short
Local receipts small. On the close May was
Ssc' against So%sc the day before. with July 33sc
against 23%lc yesterday.
Provisions, after touching the highest prices for
tie the initial trading, broke sharply
under pressure from profit takers and the bear
crowd. May pork sold SIC 10. off to SIG 621A and
back SIS e.. May lard sold at 50 60 off to 80 So
and May ribs sold at SO 20 off 50 Is to So 17 and
reacted to 50 17'a
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-01-16
Citations.

FINHE PEOPLE OF THE STATE OF NEW YORK.
l. by the OF Free and Indep~ndent-To
Amelia anbu-S Mt Hospital the city Of Nav
York, Montsfore Home chronic the CITY
New York. Hebrew Benevolent Orphan Asylum So
eitty OF the City Of New York, Home Indrm
Lehman Kuhn, Sarah Nam. Enstein Philip SuIz-
bacher Nathan Sulzbacher Sarah Straus Frederick L
Lavsnbrg. Rachel Bach Jules Bach. OF the
trust the second clause subdivision
the fourth clause Of the last will Simon
Lavanburg. deceased. Harry Michael Pach Sarah Lang
created by the clause OF
will and testament OF Simon L-ayanburg
A r. Frank. trustee Of the trust
of the last will and testament Iavanburs
simon Iavanburg late OF the Courty York de-
ceased. widow. legatees
greeting You and each cited
required personally be and before the
Of the County OF New York the
Court. IN and for said County
New York. the Sth day OF February. 1907. 1870
o'clock the that day, and
judicial settlement OF the proceedings
OF Amelia Iavanburg. A 3. Frank and Jules J. Bach
executors will and testament OF simon Lavan
burg deceased And such or you as are hereby cited
are or twenty required
by your guardian II Rave IL
none appear apply for to be appointed
OF your neglect failure do guardian
appointed the Surrogate TO represent and act for
In the proceeding.
In testimony whereof the
Surrogates OF the sail County or New York Do
h@reunto adiXed Witness: Hon. Abnsr - Thomas sur
roxae said New York. the County OF
New York. the nth day q December, 1900
DANIEL J. DOWnNEY.
Clerk OF the Surrogates' Court.
DUER, STRONG & WHITEHEAD.
Attorneys for Petitioners
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-01-16
Financial.

Why did this when he spoke to the insurance world
against the combined of the entire System win
following which compelled the farreaching action
the business world has witnessed?
Why, when he spoke through struggling magazine, did
that magazine become standard of success?
In word why has this plain business in the face
Of the most powerful odds thrown in the path of
constantly stronger through thrtysx years of
continuous opposition?
The is simple On each and every occasion
he has come before the public with square deal The
public knowing their square deal opportunities to be few,
seize the one he offers and stand firmly with him.
This is the secret of Trintys 1t Is the
why Trinity will to 10 and then TO 100 and in spite
Of all hatred and jealousy -bred antagonism.
The public should bear in mind that Trinity started ar
IL that 1t stronger to-day than other copper that
after weeks of activity It to-day the most active stock
the exchange, the transactions amounting to $4,000
sharesan the public should not forget that Trinity has
done this in the face of the powerful and malignant
opposition.
To the friends Of Trinity stand by and watch II
it joins the ranks of Butte Tri- Mountain Copper
Range. You will not only profit in dollars did in
those stocks but you will profit in the knowledge Of that
which all beginning to see Is the real foundation of the
peoples liberation from System" slavery.
To my enemies Watch Trinity for with it as an
instrument going to give you drubbng to which all
those of the past will be pin prcks to sword thrsts
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-01-16
Financial.
Financial Financial.
g. . = E. r 8
SECRET TRENlTY'S SUCCESS
Financial.
: ] RIM US

wore 'han at any other time since the Trinity movement
oesa pe public to-day have shown appreciation of
square DEAL Every System" hound the pack has had
ms yeip ooppers had risen tremendously Copper Range
hsd Jumped to 1O6 Tamarac 10 and advertised that
nau gone out Of Tamaraci and Copper Range solely be
lower,-all but Trinity Ff 0P
s "he Copper Range dropping to %, Tamaracz to
to ana the others following Trinity became
he strongest and most active exchange adj
V9ncns from o84 TO 1854 and remaining all day
W T everything else copper wise soft Yet
Tue system preaches-and practises-tha the only
Tor the public is loaded
why old copper Range, exceptionally valuable prop
er ABOUT which Wall and State Streets shout nothing
good Things drop $40 while Trinity, which and State
streets increasingly abuse, 50? call attention TO
me fact that Copper Range had advanced only 25
Trinity had advanced 2OOcs
Why did the investing world turn fotaton of
Amagamated and break all records public stock sub
scrptons when advertised throughout the
try? Why did the public Butte from $780, and
TrMountain from 10 TO 125, and Copper Range
10 and Tamarac from ~ to no. when they had only the
story of in vilfyng whom Wall State Streets
work overtime?
Why could this two years ago, with the financial
world arrayed against him, bring about Streets
greatest breaksf
Boston, January IS 1907. TIL
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-01-16

THE FOURTH NATIONAL. BANK
OF the City OF New York.
New York. January 10, 1901
AZ the annual meeting OF the stockhoiders OF mi,
Bank. held January sth, 1907, the following namsi
gentlemen unanimously Dfrs.rors-
J. Edward Simmons. Robert W. stuart
Cornelius n. Bliss Richard T Wilson
Charles Stewart Smith. William s Opdyks
James @. Cannon.
At Meeting OF the Board OF Directors held this
day, Mr. J. Edward Simmons, President. and MI
James 6: Cannon Vice President, unanimously
reelected.
CHARLES H. PATTERSON Cashier
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-01-16
Financial Elections.

OhGs Of
TITLE GUARANTEE AND TRUST COMPANY
ZIG broadway, New York January ISth 1907
A. tho Annual Meeting Of the Stockholders OF this Com
pany held January 18th. 1901. following ssnsmsn
duly elected Trustees: "
CLASS EXPIRING IN THE YEAR 1908
Henry Roth.
CLASS EXPIRING IN THE YEAR 1909
James n. Manning
LAPS EXPIRING IN THE YEAR 1910,
frank BalIey Augustus d Jui!lard
Charles Brown. William
Edward I. Bedford BrsderIcx potter
Su4sn 4. dawes Charles Richardson,
Charles r Henderson. II SchfT
At subsequent meeting the Board the following
oflceTs were unanimously elected: MIR. CLARENCE II
KELSEY PRESIDENT MIR FRANK BAILEY, Vice-Presi-
dent; MIR EDWARD o. STANLEY, Second Vice-Pr.si-
dent, Manager Banking Department; MR.. CLINTON n
BURDICK, Third Vice President; MIR. J. WRAY CIFyFI-
LAND. Secretary; MR. ARTHUR TERRY. Treasurer:
MR. FRANK L SNIFFEN, Manager Of the BROOKLYN
Banking Department; MIR. JOHN ". SHEPARD As
sstant Treasurer MR.. NELSON b. SIMON, MR. HOR-
ACE ANDERSON and MR. DAVID BLANK. Assistant
Secretaries. J.. WRAY CLEVELAND FAcrs
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-01-16

A DNERTISEMENTS AND SUBSCRIPTIONS for The
"A Tribune received their Uptown Office. No. 1864
broadway, between seth and 3Tth until o'clock
p m Advertisements received at the following branch
ofhces at regular office rates until o'clock viz
e54 Sth ave- e. Esd 158 eth 12th
offices at regular office rates until o'clock viz
2ei Sth ave- s. e. cor 2Sd ST. 15s sth ave, cor; 18th
ST. 81 East 14th St; 257 West 42d between
sth ayes :sS West ls6th ST. 1888 Sd ave. between
ave near ssth ST is7 rs,t gsts qSs ro1 ISL
ave.; ESQ 50 ave-. near Slst St; S& 50 ave.; 40
2leeokAr0.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-01-16
Change of Name.

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE sdANDAID
stcn having its principal business office in tho
pffy county and state OF Now 1oES VIII apply TO the
& Part l. thereof be held a: he New York County
tern -nrs, in said city OF Nnw Eor& the 21st day
- snn-y 1907. at 1920 o'clock Ia The forenoon Of that
81 counsel be heard, for
oS Authorizing said corporation 10 change its
49,. name the Universal AeciTa7 Welding Com
pany.' vork January ID 1907
Daeeos5, t,yyDARD Pulley MANUFACTURING CON-
THE paNY BY MAURICE LAcHMAN. President.
Ierer Attorney FOR Petitioner, No. I3 Mas
cha ,Iset Borough OF Manhattan. New fork.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-01-16
Lost.

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT CERTIFICATE
IN OF subscription No 1294 for shares OF the 1903
Issue OF Ordinary Capital OF the Canadian Pacific
Railway Company in the name Of Miss Lucy Newton.
has has been placed Il tia
companys Office. and the Public are hereby cautioned
against dealing IN the
Communications should be Addraaood to MtsD NEWTON.
II Gleba Place Chelsea. xondon
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-01-16

..,,,,,,rreEnENTs AND SUBSCRIPTIONS for The
A Tribune received at their Uptown onieS No 1854
Il n1 het ygeen seth and attn Sta, until o'clock
tertsements received at he following branch
y , al reg r,ar Office retes until O'clock p M W.
@5s ssn Est t.sh ST. west .sd ST. between Ith and
ST., " yyest le5th 1888 I'd ave-. between
stn go 57th sts 1o2e Sd near slst st l7oS list
ave-. $50 go "a ave. neas S1st SKI s64 Sd ay@i s1a
:, t,soIixog n
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-01-16
HUDSON TRUST COMPANY
coz New York;.

New York. Jan Srd 1907
To Stockhoders:--
Notice is hereby given that the regular msstins
OF the stockholders Of the Hudson Trust Company will
be held at tho once OF the Company l4I West 4d Street
Borough of Manhattan City OF New York, "Wednesday
January 10Th, 1907. o'clock in the afternoon
elect Directors place OF those whose expire on
the said meeting Of such
other business may properly come before the meeting
The books OF transfer OF the Company
will be closed from Jan. 9Th 10 Jan 18th. 1901
Enclosed herewith is blank proxy, which may
desire, and unless Intend
be present the meeting Respectfully,
HENRY q. STREHMANS,
HOLM. SMITH. wHITLOCK SCARCE, Counsel.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-01-16

4 ADVERTISEMENTS AND SUBSCRIPTIONS for The
~ Tribune received at their Uptown once. No l3et
Broadway, between Ssth and sTth SITS, until o'clock
Advertisements received az tho following branch
254 sth ave. 23d st; 1873 eth ave. cor: 18th
% East 14th 257 West 4fd ST. between IN a.
sth ayes 2s3 125th st; 1888 81 ave. between
18th and nth SITS 1899 Sd ave. 6lst ST
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-01-16
Instruction.

For BOYS and Young Men-Country-
NTAPLEwOOD. Concordvflle. Del. Co. Pa Box ss.-
MI successful school, Phs- One OF the best
with to wake up boys TO the duties OF
Prepares 40 boys for college business. 45th
year. Large gymnasium Dept. for little boyn
No J. sHORTLIDGE. A NJ. Yale. Prin.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-01-16
Financial Meetings.
The Toledo Railway, Iarht Comnnnr-

The Toledo Railways & Light Company.
TO STOCKHOLDERS: -
You are hereby notified that tho Annual Meeting OF
the stockholders Of the Toledo Railways & Light Cn-
pany Will be held tho ONCE Company. in thu
smith 8 Baker BUILDING at the corner OF Superior and
Adams streets IN the City OF Toledo County Ohio
on Thursday the nth day OF January. 1901 clock
"a and at the same time and place meeting OF the
stockholders which has been called by he OF
Directors OF this Company held for the purpose
or leasing the street railroad and end
railroads operated as street railroad by electric
or the Toledo, Ottawa Beach Northern Railway Com
pany together with al the property real personal ana
mixed. OF said The Toledo. Ottawa Beach d Northern
Railway Company. and all franchises, rights prvi-
leses respecting the and operation RAILROAD
and railroads OF said Company. and for the purpose
mixing the terms considerations and conditions thereof
and directing the execution OF tho OF LEASE
therefor for the Of ordering directing
proper officers of this Company enter into
accept and 10 said lease each the
terms conditions and considerations thereof the
purpose OF perfectns said lease and OF asserting
lease and each and every the terms considerations
ditlons and agreements thereof
Transfer books will closed Saturday January
9Th, II until Friday, January 18TH at 10 A. II
HEMAN s. SWIFT, secrstary
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-01-16
Apartment Hotels.

HOTEL ENDICOTr
ID the most elegant comfortable homelike
quiet people IN the City OF Write particu
lars
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-01-16
THOMAS w. LAWSON.
THOMAS w. LAWSON

Has two surprises for State and Wall
streets Trinity in two jumps probably will
strike 90. His brokers had the 'Let it 60 to
49'' orders to-day. General weakness changed
the orders to as points up
Trinity lawyers preparing suits against
eleven Stock Exchange houses which, in retus-
ing buy orders, slandered the corporation. The
company will attach for large amounts, which will
compel quick hearing, at which Trinity will show
upon what the movement is based.
BOSTON. WILLIAM w. WHITE.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-01-16

A DvERTIsEMESTs AND SUBSCRIPTIONS for The
"A Tribune received their Uptown Office no 1864
Broadway. between ssth and S7th SITS until o'clock
resolved ~ the following branch
pfsnsS AZ regular once rates until o'clock m.
254 sth O ESQ st-; lfs 9th ave. cor 18TH
81 "a yast 1Ath St; ssc between 9TH and
stb avss: a5s west 1s6th 1888 "a ave. between
Ts.h and nth SITS: 1896 ave. 51s 170S LIST
.v. nsa- se.h ST; 1877 Ess. Iz6th 1T;
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-01-16
Dividend Notices.
UNITED COPPER COMPANY

The Directors of the United Copper Company hav-
Ing set aside the entire necessary .hs
ment OF the regular dividends preferred stock
during the year 1907 (viz. s3000oOl have declared
from tho profits OF the company a regular quarterly
dividend OF az. and extra dividend OF 10 IN
the COMMON stock (viz, sTs7 5000. payable january
80, 1907 to stockholders clio
ness January H. 1901 - ~ - S'A
Ihe stock transfer books Of company closs eor
tne payment OF this dividend at o'clock p NJ Janu-
81. 1907. - ~ '@'uAFS
Stanley Clifford, Treasurer
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-01-16

ONCE the
PHENIX INSURANCE COMPANY
Brooklyn New York IAN
1O9rd Dividend
Inc onru or lirectogs has this day
dividend OF i've per cent $50 payable demand at
the branch office or the Company at William
Street New York stockholders OF record on This date
CHARLES r. ROSTER Secretary
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-01-16
MUTUAL RESERVE LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY.
CIncorporated.)
Mutual Reserve Building soo. 3o1 and 300 Broadway.

January 10, 1907
Notice hereby given that the annual meet
ing Members OF the Mutual Insur-
will be held for the transaction
that property come before it. the princi
of Company in the Mutual Reserve Build
ing 300 so7 and 500 Broadway, New York City,
Wednesday January 23 1907, at O'Clock in the after
moo provisions Of Chapter 1913 OF the
OF 1906 there will directors this meet
ing. CHARLES W. CAMP, Secretary.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-01-16
HOMEsTAKE MINING co.

HOsESTAKE MINING co.
Mills Building. 10 Broad Street
New York. Jan. II. 1907.
Dividend No 597 Fifty 6 cents per shars In. h.,,
the 25th inst - " -N'A on
Transfer books close on the 18th inst
LOCNSBETeT & Co. Trsnsrar Axsnsx
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-01-16

A DVERTISEMENTS AND SUBSCRIPTIONS for The
~ Tribune received ut their uptown once. No 1864
Broadway. between Ssth and 37th until o'clock
Advertisements received at the following branch
Offices regular Office rates until o'clock p.
ave. s. O. asa st. l53 9Th 18th
St: St; a67 West 4zd between 7th and
sth s63 West 125th St. 1888 Sd between
10th and 18th sts Io2s ID ave. eist ST I7os Is.
ave, seth 157 East 125th T6e fremont
ave; $50 80 61st st: $50 I'd ave: 30
Bleeoxsr ST
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-01-16
Savings Banks.
GREENWICH SAVINGS. BANK

s. f. Cor. 9th Ave. and 10th ST.
INTEREST 1T THE RATE OF -FOUR PER CENT.
PER ANNUM will be credited depostOrs for the SIX
MoTTHs and THREE MONTHS ENDING DEC. 81,
ye0s on ali sums dollars three thousand
dollars entisd thereto under the bylaws. payable
Jan. ri, 1907. .,
CHARLES n. BUTCHER. Treas's
L HAMPDEN ROBB, Secretary.
made before JAN. 10. 1907, VIII draw
interest from JAN. /. 1907.