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Albuquerque evening citizen., 1907-07-06
They have been both on

Silver City. They have been both on
the national Gila forest reserve on
official business. Mr.. Castle viii spend
several weeks in this vicinity TO IN
vestigate homesteads on the Jemez
reserve, while MIR. Hays will remain
several days to await orders to pro-
ceed to the national forests of the
northwest where important work has
been mapped out for him.
The remains of Randolph Fletcher,
of Albuquerque, who died in santa
Fe Wednesday, were buried there yes
terday in Fairview cemetery Rev:
w. r. Dye, rector OF the Church OF
the Holy Faith, conducted the funeral
services. Randolph Fletcher was the
two-year-old son of Engineer and
Mrs G.. E. Fletcher of this city, and
his death occurred at santa re,
where his mother had been visiting
her mother. 1t was due to spinal
meningitis.
During the past week, the Garcia
Bros, have purchased over zSo;OVV
pounds of wool clip, from various
sheep men in this vicinity. Most OF
the clip was sold by Frank Hubbell,
David Garcia and e. Francis IL sons
d. Stokes, an old offender, was
/ stricken with delirum tremeus whlle
| appearing lu police court today. lie
/ was given a ten days fine, during
| which he will be cared for by the
/ city.
Six ranchers appeared before U
! :. Court commissioner ii. w. ;. OterC
yesterday to make their lnal proof:
/ on homestead claims. Four of them
came from the Manzano reserve VI
cinity.
One of the police force has a bunch
of keys found on Central avenue
If the owner wishes to recover hi
loss he may do 50 by inquiring a
the police station.
Mrs. d. Weinman will entertain
tonight in honor of Misses Allc'
Furth ard Nell Stearne, of st. Louis
who are visiting Mrs. Seymour Lew
inson.
Albuquerque evening citizen., 1907-07-06
O | c

a new restaurant under the man.
agement of Marcus and Anderson,
has been opened in place of the one
formerly known as Graham's Cafe,
and Is now in first class running or
der. You will find there the best that
the market affords, at prices to suit
the times. Mr.. Anderson is one of
the best and most experienced cooks
in these parts, and nobobdy knows
the management and flapciering of a
restaurant better than Mr. Marcus.
Your patronage will be appreciated.
Albuquerque evening citizen., 1907-07-06
PERSON AL
PA II A q X A PHI :
WEATHER FORECAST.

Denver, Colo, July 6.-Partly
cloudy tonight and Sunday; possi-
bic local thunder showers in the
east portion of the territory.
Albuquerque evening citizen., 1907-07-06
COME, COME,

Come to the cash buyers midsum-
mer clearance sale. Everything re-
duced In goods you want for this hot
weather. Shirt waists, skirts, under
wear, Oxfords in white, tan and
black hosiery, sun bonnets, belts;
mems $1.25 shirts 75c; 75c shirts soc;
soc shirts, 39c; mems silk faced SOC
underwear, 39c. Mems and boy 5
suits all reduced. Hundreds of other
bargains. Special cuts on all kinds
of groceries. Come and look; los
of clerks to wait on you. The lemon
ade is free. 112 North Second street
Big lot of graniteware, 23c.
Albuquerque evening citizen., 1907-07-06

An Interesting base ball game Will
be played at Traction park Sunday
afternoon when the Geronimos and
Barelas teams will combat for the
territorial amateur cham pionship.
Admission 25 cents.
Albuquerque evening citizen., 1907-07-06
New Arrivals.

A large line of brass, bronzed and
iron beds, small refrigerators, car
pets, linoleum, window shades, cur
tain poles, stair pads, mattresses,
stoves and ranges, baby iron beds.
Futrelle Furniture Co.
Albuquerque evening citizen., 1907-07-06

Take along one of our handy shoe
sinners on your vacation trip. You
will need 1t when you get to a place
where there are no bootblacks. They
only cost Csc and will polish your
footwear easily and quickly. c
Mays Shoe store, 314 West Central
avenue,
Albuquerque evening citizen., 1907-07-06

A cleansing. clean, cooling, sooth-
ing, healing household remedy is De-
Wits Carbolzed Witch Hazel Salve
Sold by ]. H. O'Rielly & Co.
Albuquerque evening citizen., 1907-07-06

A WANT AD-Costs but few cents
but a few lines in The Citizen Will
bring you what you want
Albuquerque evening citizen., 1907-07-06

See our new Double Long Staple
Mattresses. Sample on exhibition. NJ
better made for any price. Futrell'
Furniture Co.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1907-05-03

pas lit o~ueroinss f9on T9pieris
ger. Qber es gebt aud nod, S9r
pupa Tpiett an Der 90rie. Gr tam
i'm nd6iten Sabre Elm ruinirter Worn
fsin. llno ba 9dtte i4 81. oann ober
S6re G4neiter nit 36ren MrIprihen,
S6rem Gurus. S6rsa Gapriteu uno
S9ten &tsio>rrs6nungen. Damn ndrs
id duA r%uintrt. genau nj. Sbr Batter.
Sd ie6e. sic ptro.n f4on gang traus
rig"
u@epib! limb bin bab,r gang in Der
Stimmung, gu erfd6ren, parum sic
mid troB5em heirat6sn poQen. Sas
gen sic mir ods mai in orsi Worten."
.Msil iA muB!"
.Weil Sie miiFen2"
.Wsit ih muB: Gie Gn9et nennea
es Simmelsfyeuo, bic 9eufel nennen
sg SollenIeio. oi: Wsniasn uennsn g
Qie6e!"
pas mar f6On sefaot, Serr @mil
Soriter! "a perbe id S6nen i9tiebs
lid ben Gsfa1en bod pObl tbun milf
fen."
.WeI9en @sfaaen?"
DS6re 6ruu gu psrben!"
nSo. absr emma. parum BAIT 9u
bas benn ni4t glsi4 9eiugt?"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1907-05-03

9in9en niht en9ber8is 1T. @r Idbt
ielbft germ mitunter ben Rappen laus
fen. Das if nirtIi4 Elm Slid fir
cine 5rau.
5rdu GGd bsgi6t 1i8 in'B ainber'
simmer unb be9riibt lire beioen 2iebs
hinge. Gle er3dbIt ibnen Munbers
oinoe bon ben 8oitiimen, bic Iie an
Gsrba BON @lten8 Geburtstagsboq
troqen peroen. Woroen tpmmt bic
G6neiberin our NuprUbe. 9a rpers
ben fie Wugen MAIDEN.
Na6bem fie ibre Wutterpflidt err
fiiut. IeBt fi6 bic biibids Jrou an ben
S6reibtii4. I'm ibre Qusgaben gu
nOtiren. Das t9ut iis tets gspifens
bait, Srbnung mub fem! sic nimmt
bic @oIbfiiGfeber - 5rau Gua Iiebt
audi in Sleinigteiten geOie9ene Glegan3
- CUR 9ano unb bann iu4t Iie bas
Datum i'm neutrality-suspicious..
Simmel, Der i%iebente: llno mprgen
fat 9oufine Nbbp @e6urt5tag! Mie
lam man nur 10 pergeBti4 iein! Maa
t9un? sic bat bod Der lie6en armen
Qoop cine Matinee i6iden poQen.
9u3u it's ia nun gu ipdt. 9ei benz
abf6euIi6en Netter nod ei1mal aus
geben? 9rrr, nein, bas fam tein
Men16 berlangen, limb na9trdglide
GeI6ente finbet 6rau STA erGBtiG).
uno cine quite Motinee betommt man
ni9t unter breiBig Mart - bos III
bp4 cine Menae @elb. Sin 19unbiges
Ding fiir 3e6n Mart Tam man ni6t
berfhenten. Damn better ni6ts. sic
pirb nun raid einen Brief i9rei6en,
einen rcdt berali9en Brief. sic 1T
muir dnaenbIidli4 gar ni6t in Der
Sttmmung ba3u. sic lit 70 erregt,
BON AT Der 2auferei in ben @eI4dfs
ten, unb bas pieIe @elo, bas Iie aus
9egeben, liegt i6r i'm Sim. S9lieb.
Ii4 - cine 6iibf6e QnIi9t8tarte ma9t
INNER Spab. 0a lit cine 9an3 neue
bon benz eben entbiinten 8ismardbents
mai. Die nirb Q(bbp iider intereIs
firen. @af4 pirft Srau STA Elm paar
Worte bin:
n8ie berSli4iten WiinIde gum NOR.
9enoen Sag, meme lie6ite Nbbp.
Wo6teit Ou nit 0einer Sur re6t
9uten @rfoIg baben. Nobert f4IieBt
ii4 bieIen Wiiniden an uno gribt nit
mir unb ben Sinoern. Sd tperbe NOR,
gen in @eOanten BEL Dir Iein; Ou
biIt unb bIeibit ia bod INNER meins
Qie6IingStouIine. Sn alter treusr Sc,
%Iinnung Define Gua 8ornItetn."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1907-05-03
1ribIimesFtltttn
tuu pura Stirlrr,

Ser garteu bGu0t oou g%riiner eproTcu,
Doll 3uoipcuOugtu, braun unO btuut.
8On SoureriIutbcn ubCriloNen
Sebut ijD pa5 lciutcrbt @eruut.
ltno tuie fd aus ben t~lciuiteu Spotteu
SO Solm INT &otm ms @tous iGiebt,
Nub i6 bic 0dnOc title fnltcu;
9Sit reid bic Mtuttcr Groc 0ibt!
Sa po6t boS 3uterbe Griuneru,
Sab Oieie GrOe grim pcrb6nat
Su Dem 8ebtimuibouutlen Snncrn
Gin ME Ueri6mcr3tes Slid um!da9t.
Sab ie 3u iid binubgcriNen,
99os 70 fiir's Sounculidlt ~beitimmt.--
IS 1T ein puuOrrIi1es gGiicu:
Wie bart Die Mutteg Grne nimmt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1907-05-03
Gin Sc6merenUt6er.
Don Or. 6ufau filtiutrt.

.SrGuIein emma, i4 Iiebe Sic!
Uas Iage i4? WO3u mid in Der i4as
len Torm Der @egcnipart cusbriiden?
I'D babe sic itets 9eliebt! uno aud
oas lit nod nidt genug 80"
.Da bin ih uber pirtIi4 9eIpannt,
9srr 50rIter."
pg}un, es muB beraus; iA tcerbe
Sic efpig Iie6en!"
SD geitebe often. !9srr 60rItsr. bGs
1T nirtlid beoentli6. Wenn Sic mid
nur Iiebten ober gar nur 9eIiebt bat
Ten, 70 fGnbe ii6 piellei6t nod elm
@eg, um nit bieier S9atiu6e 81 red.
men,. Iber bab sic mid emig lieben
tpsrben, has ma9t mid, aufri4tig 9es
iagt, ettpaS drgitli6. Malen sic ii6
nur mai bieIe PerIpettipe 10 re6t aus.
0ieIes Gpig lit Spar immer9in Elm
burger 3eitraum, inbeiien sic baben
re9t, mir MenI6en miiIIen bic Gpigs
teit eben mad unieren 8egriffen uno
@erbdItniTen meTen. Sd bin iebt
Ie6sunbapun8ig Sabre alt. sic ID
beIn unb Slpeifeln9 0aS 1T f6met>
6eIbaft fir mid, sic iparen chen i'm
9sgriff. mir 3u fagen. i6 iebe aus
ipie cine tnapp 3pan5iaidbri9e. @ber
tpas bilft bas aaes: Sd bin felt feds
Sabren 5tpunSig Sabre alt! Sa. pas
fpoIte i'd benn eigentli9 fa9en2"
DAB Sic meme Giebe e~rtpibern.
Srdulein emma"
ySas pdre unlogif6 unb -. ma.
glsidgiltie. mas es ionit nod lit. Ilio
i6 bin iebt ie4sunb3pan3i9 Sabre alt
unb boffe. minbeitenS Ied5ig Sabre aft
5u iperben. Damn piiroen Sic mid
alIo pone pierunboreibig Sabre lieben
miiNen."
sd oerpfli9te mid basu!"
,2aHen sic mid au8reben. sic
braudsn fi9 au ni9ts gu perpfli6ten,
8ebenten Sic muir, mein lieber Serr
60rIter, pierunobrsibig Sabre lang!
llnb beoenten sic ipeiter: Wenn i1
mid i'm ndditen Sabre perlobte -"
nSie iino elm Gngel, 5rdulsin
gmmd!"
,Gaifen sic mid bod enoli6 eins
NAL auSreben: Wenn i1 mid i'm
nG6ten Sabre NIT einem anoern bets
lpbte, polte i9 fagen."
sd mo6te Sie benin bod bitten, in
bie5em eruIten, feierlifen Wudenblide,
no fir mid daes auf benz Spiele itebt.
nidt su fder5en."
sd fder3e gar ni4t. Sd febe nlIu
ben Sail: penn ih mid i'm nddIten
Sabre nit einem onoern oerlobte -"
.1as lit sttpds dnberes: sic Ieben
MIR ben 5aG. Bite, figen sic nod
binau. ben neutrality-suspicious. IaG.
Damn bin i6 eliidli9. Damn bin i'd
fat gang eliidIid!"
rWtt Sbnen fann mat aber aif)
tpirtlid tein perniinftiges Wort reben."
nDob. oas tDnnen Sic bod. tpenn
Sic nur polen. Saeen Sic gu mir.
Serr Soriter, ober nod better. iogen
Sic gu mir: Gmil. ih Iiebe Sic!
Damn faae i'd iofort: 0u 9~srscns,
emma! limb Sic iassn buun: 9u
Iieber Gmil! Tisiis einfad. bas.
noble"
rgitte. IdFen sic meine !Sanb los.
Mit meiner Sanb bat bas ales bod
nidts gu t6un."
.Mit Sbrer 9anh bat bas alea
nobl gu tbun: eS bonbslt iid apiiden
uns beiben bod ieBt nur UNI Sbrs
Sanb."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1907-05-03

meme gItern. fpsnn Iis alt finb, er:
ndbrsn."
Ri4t obne Riibrung las i9 foIgens
ben Duni6 eines Sunger. benz Der
Sob pie 9eliebte Mutter geraubt bat:
pWtein Iiebiter @uuT8 auf Der Groe
1T, oab meme gats Mutter nod Iebte
uno INNER bel mir urb metnem Batter
bItebe."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1907-05-03

Gle 3abI ser altfotboli.
fen in Oeitreid lit ieit 1899, pa lie
$4,000 Sec(cn bctrilg, oilf $4,000 &c
itiegen.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-01-21
IN THE PETROLEUM FIELDS

Development work reduced last week IN tbs
lower Southwest and In Southeastern Ohio. The
few extensions that promised something IN some
OF the old fields have not made good. new pools
have not been discovered anywhere. and not an I'm
portant well has come 20 light IN either the lower
Southwest OF across the river IN Ohio.
In the Illinois fields considerable activity exists
and some remarkable wells have been finished "a
the Robinson field. In Crawford County. ana IN
barrel propositions everyday OCCURRENCES
The highways IN this field IN very bad eonol-
ton. however. and offer very serious oostacle, ~
favorable work. Pipe line extensions are Deins
pushed and transportation facilities are rapidS
improving
The Illinois Held is now producing more on tnaS s
all the fields OF West Virginia. Ohio. Indiana anu
Kentucky combined. About twenty-sight wei.s
were completed IN the week ended December -
and their combined output showed an Increase an
production OF over 1000 barrels day
There Is great activity IN the Spindle Top resioIs
IN Texas. and the gross daily output IL estmaseu
at 1000 barrels
Refined petroleum remains unchanged az Csc N
barrels and 440c in bulk az New York. Philadelpnlt
prices are or basis OF points lower Fore'sH
prices for refined oil were also unchanged Lcnaol'
e1-led an imperial gallon; Antwerp. I9f a lpo A4oA
and Bremen. SIS marks each 80 klloA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-01-21
Financial Meetings.

~ OF the MEDIcAL. REVIEW OF REVIEWS "a New
York corporatiOn) viii he held principal Office ~
sRid corporation, in New York sic Madison ave-
nue. New York city at three O'Clock in the afternoon
the twenty-ninfh day OF January, A u. 1907
The purposes for which the meeting viii be held viii
be the election or three directors Corporation
The adoption 81 set OF bylaws Tor said corporation
and the execution Of such papers
% such business be advisable or ~
incidental TO- said purposes transaction
OF any other business which be an
annual meeting OF the members Of the corporation,
and which may properly come before said meeting
Transfer books viii close 22d day OF January
a. D. 1907. ana Will the 2sth day OF January
a d., 1907.
Dated New York City. =. T. January 18th. 1907
:. A VAUGHAN. HORACE n SIMMONS
Secretary. President.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-01-21
The CHICAGO and NORTHWESTERN
RAILWAY COMPANY.

At a meeting Of the Board Of Directors held On tss
fifteenth day OF January. 1901. the following preamble
resolutions adopted
Whereas. The Stockholders Company AZ En-.
special meeting held day OF ooto
1906 adopted resolutions increasing tho capital scs
OF this Company by amount Of common stock sur
cent TO make the aggregate capital stock s2O0OoOao
and authorizing the Board OF Directors such
common stock from time time and in such amounts,
within total authorized capital stock such Ro-s
Of Directors might determine and for purpos. Al.
lowed by law:
Resolved That to obtain funds for the purpose Or
constructing. improving and squpDns It's railway there
be issued additional amount OF common stock equal
20 twenty-five OF the total preferred CON-
shares outstanding;
Resolved That stockholders Of Company shall
be entitled subscribe such additional
rate of 500 share to the extent Of Twenty-Five par
OF their respective holdings shown upon the
books business Saturday Shs
second February 1907 and that thu such
subscription terminals with Saturday Gay
March. 1907. before which mentioned day
payments for all amounts subscribed shall be made
tcates for the amounts paid shall issued
sud dated March IS. 1901. for all full shares witch
all dividends thereafter paid
scrip certificates. will pass by delivery bus
which will entitled to participate in dividends
shall fractions OF shares Such certificates
exchangeabls for stock certificates for
aggrsgatinG a full share or a multiple thereof
providing such exchange Be made before Sep
tember l. 1907. After date exchanges shall b.
made shall be redeemsbls at their proper
tionats the OF 500 per Board
Directors shall power to sell dispose OF
as may subscribed for stockholders or n
subscribed by them shall not be paid for. such
and such price. but not less than 500 per
share. as may in their judgment be deemed best
carry the foregoing resolutions into effect trans
fer OF the Company will be closed
upon Saturday February %. 1897. and rsopan on
Monday the 18th day OF March, 1901.
representing the subscription rights IN ts
additional authorized such resolutions accom-
panied by circular containing full explanations win
mailed by Treasurer TO stockholders an
possible closing upon
ruNry 2 1907.
BY order OF the Board Of Directors.
MARVIN HUGHTTT President
z z OSBORN. Secretary.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-01-21
RAILROAD EARNINGS.

thirty-seven railroads systems for the first week
in january. or these thirty-two return gains of
SLOT GA AS per cent and five return losses of
s5l.O6O or Sc per cent. The whole shows a gain OF
si.O2O.554. or 1871 per cent
The Tribune mas also printed the gross earnings
of seventeen railroads systems for the second
week in january. OF which thirteen return gains
of sos III 1868 and four return losses of
Sl1o.7so. 16 per cent The whole shows \ gain
OF S496oil, or 9S per cent
First week IN n-l0OT 1906 Differences p
80 companies .ss s6 $50 s72l4es2 Inc or ora I4s
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-01-21

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT MEETING
~ OF the Stockholders Tribune AssOcafion VIII
ps he'd az the Office o. The Company. IN The TrIbun.
building. i0z Nassau Street. the 2lst
ss0I az fifteen minutes past three O'Clock after
boon q that cay for the elsctlnx
Tor the ensuing year ana Inspectors of election
Tie next annual meeting ana for the
such other business properly before
meeting NATHANIEL FUTILE,
Sew York, Jan. 2. 1901.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-01-21
union TYPEWRITER STOCK GO.
WM. WILLIS MERRILL.
4I6 PRODUCE EXCHANGE.

MICHIGAN CENTRAL
Gross earnings. e2.311S2t e2O@81S5 mo. 49,
From Jan. l. 262sS.5s6 S+,zSSSoS mo. ASsl'Is
CLEVELAND. CINCINNATI, CHICAGO q 81. Louis
Cross esrnIngs. Ss.1s9Ts9 s:042o1s Inc. si2I.I3s
49, Van - 2&ss4sf4 22515.7sS InO. f,OTsIS0
PEORIA q EASTERN.
- .--,,~. s.se OF $500 ass Ces sss.sIs
T-oro Ia - sOS92s1 2SsO.T2r Inc. ss.SSt
CINCINNATI NORTHERN.
1., ..-,tnrs ss2se4 s74.s75 mo. sIstS
S n - 0aT 72s s47.2zs mo. 3So tsT
PrTTSBUR9 & RAKE ERIE.
Gross earnings. s1.1esls5 sIIiSIaS ne
Eror1 Jsn L.. 1&4SIS9& 17.sSTsISI mo. A.7+S''''
RUTLAND
eros, earnings. see0osT s3iSSoa me- az "a
rom Jan. L.. S.7e0,20S 25o-'VsS no @'''--'
TOTAI, ALL LINES
r,.- earnings e1so5SOss s1s.ssis53 no ssSS5s,
S5,oTn Ian i..224.S2O.Oe8 2os.SsAssS 1nel'SS'.-'V
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-01-21

Once OF
RRooKLyN RAPID TRANsIT COMPANY.

Once OF
BROOKLYN RAPID TRANSIT COMPANY.
City OF New
Borough OF Brooklyn.
January Tth, 1907.
annual meeting stockholders OF the BROOKLYN
Rapid anEif Company for the election four "a drec-
three years. Cd inspectors OF
election the succeeding annual meeting
and Tor the purpose OF tsnsactng such
may 70 duly brought before the Meeting. win
~ O'Clock Friday, January 25th Of
Pee % the Company. IS Clinton Street Borough Brook
AA. Nes YORK city Tho polls win remain open
hour. The transfer books wil be closed az % m on
Friday, January 1lth 1907 remain closed rfii
- a. the day Immediately
so1Tnnent % said stockhoiders meeting.
c. .. AENEELsy, Secretary.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-01-21
THE FINANCIAL MARKETS.
n WEEK OF DEPRESSION IN THE STOCK lARKET, DE-
SPITE EASING MONEY CONDITIONS.
Outlook Continuance of the Liquidation the
of the Great Demands of RaLcays for Funds.

exported, Silver imports were S44. 35O. 500. and
exports $5J,O36.34O, the excess of exports STA
So.444. being the largest in fourteen years
imports of merchandise for December were
Sd34' o63.ItS, exceeding the total for December.
bers Sl5WOOOO larger than ever before in a
single month. The exports. however. although
the largest by nearly SS,OOO.O00 for any month
Of 1906. We're $9,OO00OO smaller than for De-
cember, 1900. and the excess of exports was
$o0'+OO4O0, total slightly smaller than in
either OF the two Immediately preceding months
and S33,OOO,OOO less than in December, 1905
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-01-21
erncKHnInEpg ANNrr

tuOCKHOLDbkB ANNUAL MEETING
The sunuHi meeting 81 the Stockholders OF the Co
lunbia Defining Company VIII held ~ tho orc. 81
tbs Company. Rooms lllal1is. 40. q Isroadwav View
York city, on Aondsy January 2sth. 1897, az ten
O'Clock a n, for che ~ elecfine Board Or
Directors Tor fhs ensuing transacfinc sue,
othes business may properly before the meat
tns. COLUMBIA REFISIAG COMPANY
u. A. EOLRAE. eseH.1Ayr.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-01-21
CENTRAL PACIFIC RAILWAY COMPANY
THREE AND ONE-HALF PER CENT. MORTGA

THREE AND UNE-HALF FEh CF-NI- MUtNIOAtfn
BONDS.
Notice Is hereby given that. pursuant 20 the Pro-
visions Nine OF the Mortgage from this Com
pany United States Trust Company OF New York
Trustee. dated August 1893, this Company has set
apart OF the net income derived By It from this
lines therein mortGaged this sum OF Twenty
i've thousand dollars to be ussd 20 redssn
bonds and bonds issued under said mortgages
will redeemed Herewith. Bids are hereby invited
for the bonds prices 20 Be named
by the OiddsrA 90 tho amount CT s25.s3ass. IN the
Sinking Fund.
Such bids should be presented 20 this Company az
It's ONCE 40 Broadway. IN the City OF New York.
or befors the list cay Os February 1901. az twslvs
O'Clock noon. should be endorsed Bids for Sur
render Central Pacific Railway Company Thrss and
One-half Per Cent Bonds''
CENTRAL PACIFIC RAILWAY COH7ANI.
BY z. H. Hartman, President
Ynric. D.c.-nhar 81. 1909.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-01-21
BANK EXCHANGES; SALES RECORDED

The bank exchanges OF the New York Clearing
House and the stocks sold on the New York Stock
Exchange last week and for the same week Of the
preceding two years compare follows:
TO- 'OT, ~ Jan. 81 'O5.
s2sI S45. l5G s25e4 337 sO2 AS
No shares sold 6.l41.SS2 s.TO9,sOe 6.O17. SOC
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RAILROAD AND OTHER STOCKS.

dealt last week e
changes OF
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PACIFIC BANK.
-, $40 Broadway New York. January 49, 1907
The Board OF Directors have this day declared IN.
regular quarterly dividend per cent and also
an eXsrn dividend OF two per cent payable OF and
after February l -
The transfer books be closed 20 February 1 1907
s. c MERWIN. Cashier
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Dicidend Notices.
THE BALTIMORE 8 OHIO RAILROAD co.
OFFICE or TIE sBcRErARY.

Baltimore No. January 10 1907.
TIE Board ~ Directors this day declared
eern.nEs OF the Company for the BiK months ended
e.. 1906. dividend OF TWO % PER CENT. tho
Preferred stock Of the Company paid I.
1907. the stockholders closing OF tn.
transfer hooks on February %. 1907.
The Board also declared surplus earnings
The Company dividend Of THREE PER CENT.
The Common Stock OF the Company payable March l.
seO7 10 the stockholders OF ths closing
transfer books on FEBRUARY IS, 1907.
For the purpose Of such dividends the transfer
g the Cornnany viii be closed 3 O'Clock NJ.
Feb H. 1901 and viii he reopened az 10 o'clock
On March ]. 1897.
c. w. wOoLFoRD. Secretary.
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GOVERNMENT BONDS.

Government bonds quotations compare rs follows
with those OF n week ago:
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Financial.

Chicago. January IS. 1907
To THE STOCKHOLDERS OF
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sic go 90 Total sales FOR the week.
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