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Sierra County advocate. [volume] (Kingston, N.M.) 1884-1960, 1908-05-15

In the District Court of the Third
Judicial District of the Territory
of New Mexico, sitting within and
for the County OF Sierra, May A.
d. 1908, term.
To the Honorable Frank w
Parker, Associate Justice of the
Supreme Court of the Territory of
New Mexico, and Presiding Judge
of the Third Judicial Courts there
of:
Sir: We your grand jury en-
paneIed at the present term of the
district court in and for Sierra
county, beg leave to report, that we
have been in session six days; we
have examined twenty witnesses,
have returned nine true bills and
Sierra County advocate. [volume] (Kingston, N.M.) 1884-1960, 1908-05-15
Total

fotdi 20
The Democratic Central Committees
OF the respective counties are requested
to hold primaries and county conyen-
tions at the earliest possible date to the
end that full representation from every
county may be in attendance at said
convention. All Democrats andcitizens,
irrespective of past party affiliations,
who believe in the objects sought to be
attained by the Democratic party, are
requested to participate in said prima-
ries and the selection of delegates to said
convention.
A meeting of the member of the ter
ritorial Democratic Central Committee
is also hereby called to meet at Roswell
on the 10Th day of June, 1908, at nine
O'Clock a. m., for the purpose of transact
ing such business as may properly come
before said committee at naid time.
A. A. JONES, Chairman.
Democratic Central Committee
Attest;
w. B. WALTON, Secretary.
Sierra County advocate. [volume] (Kingston, N.M.) 1884-1960, 1908-05-15
Call for Democratic Territorial
Convention

East Las Vegas, Y. NJ, April IA, 1903.
Pursuant to instructions OF the pemo
cratic Contra Committee of New Mexi.
co at a meeting hel at Santa Fe, N. NJ.
on April IL, 1908, delegate convention
of the Demo rats Of New Mexico is here
by called to be held at Roswell, N. NJ,
on Wednesday the 10lh day Of lune
| 1908, at the hour Of 10 o'clock in The
foreno IN OF said day, for the pup Sc of
selecting six delegates and six alternat, s
TO represent the Territory If New Mexi-
90 at tho National Democratic Cenven-
ton TO be held at tie City of Denyer on
July Z, 1908, which convention has
been caile,! for the purpose of nominat-
ing candidates for president and vice
president of tie United States for the
Democratic party, and also for the pur-
pose OF nominating Democratic candi-
date to The 6lst Congress of The United
States and also for the transaction Of
such other business as ray properly
come before said convention.
The various courties of the territory
are entitled to representation at said
convention to beld at Roswell on basis
OF one delegate for each one hundred
votee or fraction over fifty votes cast for
the Democratic candidate for delegate to
congress at the general election held in
November, 1906 which is as follows.
Sierra County advocate. [volume] (Kingston, N.M.) 1884-1960, 1908-05-15
JaEES s. FIELDER,

Attorney-at-Law
DEMING, NEW MEXICO,
Win Practice in the Courts of New Mex
leo, Arizona and Texas.
Sierra County advocate. [volume] (Kingston, N.M.) 1884-1960, 1908-05-15

(Continu, d on page q
The daily Alaskan., 1908-09-23
A FUNERAL PYRE FUR KIOHARA

The ceremony of cremating the body of the young Jap anese Kohara took place this afternoon the cemetery grounds The body taken the place early this ing couple of Japanese boys sent out yesterday and reported the elders last evening that all in read upon the arrival of the funeral party this morning o'clock it was found that the very important essential wood had overlooked So it became necessary to enlist the services of the Alaska Transfer company to haul
 cord of wood which had to be purchased from the rail- road company therefore not until afternoon that all was in readiness.
 trench was dug in the ground over which logs were piled to the height of two three feet On this rough box containing the body placed Over it was piled spruce branches completely covering the whole On this sand and earth was heaped Two candles lighted and
 set side the pyre and these protected from the wind by news papers, The fire was then kindled. The trench beneath served for draugh and in minute smoke pouring out of end and the of the fire ndi cated that the work of ncneraon had begun There had been little ceremony upon arrival upon the ground in the early morning of the funeral party but it unintegbe to others.
 Rev. Mir. Good Funeral Director Harrison and Ben Culberson the latter the principal agent in landing the fuel the ground the only persons present aside from the countrymen of the deceased although lively interest the ceremony manifest in town the distance the cemetery and the uncertainty to the time of the ceremony deerred others from attending The friends of the deceased had expected G complete the business early in the morning order to avoid the curious and the general impression abroad that this had been accomplished
The daily Alaskan., 1908-09-23

Charles C Hubbard, who arrived at Valdez, Sep. 8, confirmed to the P os- p.c,or the r-por, of the sale Of the great Hubbard $ Elliott copper prop cry near the Guggsnheim Bonanza. The prcp.tty has been transferred to L.Hirscb x Co.,, toge,h. rwitnothcr Eu- ropean fuauclcrs and next sp'iug they will have a large corps of mining and railroad engineers ia this country. The McCar,y property is included io the deal as is also the Stuar, interests in bo.b mine and railroad, " sail NIr. Hubbard.
 This mcaus more tos Valdez, and in fact for all this oar, of Alaska than any thing that has cvor taken place or that has eyer been conieo,urgd,'' declared Mir. Hubbard. "This syndicate is oae oi the 5tgges. aul widest known of any mining syndicate in the world aud has a, i,s disposal sufficient money to buy ou,rjsh, such concerns as the Guggen. helms were the latter twenty times as wealthy as they are reported As mlghL be expec.ed h lhe case Oi . tran
The daily Alaskan., 1908-09-23

 PDACHING
(sy United Press.)

Washington, Sept. 23-A report to- day from Captain Berthelet, of the rev ence cutter Scar charges the Canadian schooner Thomas Bayard with having seals aboard that were caught in Alas Gau waters iu violation of treaty with the United States. An investigation will be started aL once.
The daily Alaskan., 1908-09-23
NAT AND MAXINE AND EDNA

supposed 10 be the newcomplicatiou or iufaluatiou of the actor with his former leading lady, Edna Goodrich, whose en- gagemeut to a Goldfeld millionaire min iug operator was announced last spring but the announcement of the breaking Of which engagement has been made more recently. Nat Goodwin has been made responsible for this broken en- gagemeut, according to current report but he has decl,red this is DO, true. However, ,he proceeding in divorce revivas this story
The daily Alaskan., 1908-09-23
BIGGER THAN THE GUGGENHEIM5

section involving S7,5OO,OOO this pro- position has been given good deal of consideration and these people purpose losing DO tiue in placing On 8 paying basis the mines they have bought, cor s,rucgiug the railroad and erecting the smeltcror smelters which enter into their plans for the future"
The daily Alaskan., 1908-09-23
VAST EXTENT
 FOREST FIRES
(8y United Press.)

St. Paul, Sept. 23.--Reports reaching Governor Johnson indicate that the forest fires of the lake region are of a magnitude wholly unprecedented in this country. The lakes are almost liter ally surrounded by fire. The loss will reach into the millions and the lives lost will number hundreds.
The daily Alaskan., 1908-09-23
HADLEY SHELTER
 SOON IN ACTION

The Ketchikan Miner says: The Hadley shelter will be blown in again as soon as a cargo of coke now on the way is delivered. It will start up on the Maine aud Stevenstown ores, of which it has an abundance in the bins, and both mines are in condition 10 supply all the ores necessary to keep it in steady operation.
The daily Alaskan., 1908-09-23
Cey United Press)

Reno, Sept. 23--Nat Goodwin has begun proceedings here for divorce from his wife, known to the stage as M zfne Ello,t. The allegations of ,he Hole are not made public as yet. Nat Goodwin quit the stage year ago and is BOW head of a moiug-s'ock broker age concern, ,ea.ing in Rawhide se- curi,tes principal,y.
 The reasuu for beginning the long d scus,ed proceedings at this time. is
The daily Alaskan., 1908-09-23
ODD FELLOWS TO MEET AT SEATTLE

Denver, Sept. 23.-The Sovereign Grand Lodge of the Odd Fellows has voted to hold it's session next year at Seattle
The daily Alaskan., 1908-09-23
WIRES
 ID ROOSEVELT
CBy United Press.l

Detroit, Sept. 23.-Nlr Bryan has wired to President Roosevelt demand lag that he prove the charges which Roosevelt makes in his letter regarding the Foraker revelations, to the effect that Haskell Is implicated in the affair,
The daily Alaskan., 1908-09-23
(United Press Tolegraph.cable servloo.)

Seattle Sept. 28-Capain Stamford, of the cableship Burnside wires that upon reaching the Star of Bengal wreckec on Coronation island he found that tug boat had rescued 27 survivors, that no drowned which included nine white men, the others being Chnamen The vessel is total loss. Many bodies washed ashore The survivors buried the bodies before leaving for Wange
 The beach is said to have been strewn with bodies for time.
The daily Alaskan., 1908-09-23
WRECK 0F STAR 0F BENGAL
no LIVES LOST. CAPTAIN IS HAVING MAD
Special Dispatch to The Daily Alaskan

Stka, Sept 22-The schooner Star of Bengal, from Ska bay cannery was wrecked Coronation island this morning. She had board 40 fishermen and Chinamen The cableshp Burnside standing by and taking off the survivors, The gunboat Yorktown which happened to be here will leave tonight to render aid The Burnside is in danger because of broken shaft Wireless communication has been established,
 Wrangell, Sept 23-Captain Warner commander of the Star of Bengal is rayng maniac.
The daily Alaskan., 1908-09-23
MARTIAL LAW
 IN HONDURAS
(By United Press.)

Amapala, Honduras, 22-MartiaI law has been declared here. There is a serious native uprising. Riots are of every day occurrence and the natives are we'll armed.
The daily Alaskan., 1908-09-23
GOODWIN GOES
 ID SEWARD
fRy United Press.l

Seattle, Sept. 2S-Rece!ver Goodwin of the Alaska Central railroad will leave tomorrow for Seward. He declares the road will be operating this winter at least to the fifty mile post,
The daily Alaskan., 1908-09-23

The last freight of the season for the Yukon to go by way Of St. Michael left Seattle on the ss. Hyades on August 30.
The daily Alaskan., 1908-09-23
ENGLAND HAS A NEW SENSATION
United Press Telearaph-cabIe servlco)

London, Sept. 98-Violet AsQuith, daughter Of Premier Asquith was yesterday found unconscious on high cliff overlooking the sea. She taken to her fathers house where she is now very m No explanations are as vet forthcoming and all England is stirred by the sensational circumstance and the deep mystery surrounding it.
The daily Alaskan., 1908-09-23

Want ads in the Alaskan bring re- suits. Everybody reads them.
The daily Alaskan., 1908-09-23

All the delicacies of the season st the Pack Train restaurant.
The daily Alaskan., 1908-09-23

 BOSSING JOB
(By United Press.)

Cincinnati, Sept. 23-Frank Hilcn- cock arrived here this morning. He is full charg of the campaign
The daily Alaskan., 1908-09-23

iiII Do Started aL once,
New-York tribune., 1908-06-28

osea s sGGd PERs Ssw !, Or
&c: fair Ioa2oc: good lsa22c prime. 2ia25e;
sb, obi,LsmcOttonssed oil steady to-day, with
s 500 trade I'd 40 ass neneS DS doo soc 5Sy at at
Was sead @ S Tas & kepsS
Standard white bbis 75c: bulk. Sc: Phiadeipha
30. Sue bulk a95c; refined. New York. 1o90c;
lo55c: bulk &C. Phiiadeiphia 10 zoe: bulk ss5c
& 8e oe roEs aesSq Crude sse pe
ssh a yeiiow spot as July 49, 4se august
November 4o9 Ale; December 50 4 a 40I.
4aa45Ec prime white Is SIC: Sc' prime rim Winter yeOw
a. 2 = Soc. LiNSEED oILnAmerican seed, city raw
pf nc; npt-o6,own raw. 4Sa44c; Calcutta raw zoe
PRovisIoSsq s Ssq Se so. rooo,ns higher live hog.
were higher toedsy receipts at Chicago were i2ooo
hogs; estimated for Moniay, 1900. and
fs5H fS1 P3RkIfIn Qpoted Mes sle 29aSl6 3o
Sg9tsd Mess sl4gSi5 so; family SIG 5a$I7 90 packet
ue aosd S6fs ina2 s7ds 1RSED
@ rigs @ &C. & 1se III f lSG To- si Bellies l41 apef IT,
e sRS6ng , IoS 70 H. se II b se L h.
sTMrD9 City PFC eogntTy 20 LARDm ior5
firm Quoted: &c Refined lard hrmer Quoted: South
eo%Poand @ Stead conn onSfta Bs7 Ks
0qsi,a oSS lie city lard ste ftea[as Hs oo
oboing demand and fun but unchanged prices quoted
@4&c; fair 5a5 &C; good ordinary 5ss a5lzc; prime
5 &c; choice e1a gesc; Fatna foreign, 594 Q65sc;
suGAR-The passing business in refined sugar was
market STEADY and prices one6snsed be following
are last prices subject to rebate OF 10 points and
discount OF per cash, days: Crystal
dominos T75c; Eagle tablets. 7.T0c loaf, 620c:
crushed, 6.loc; mould 4, 5.75c. cubes 5.s5c; XxNX
powdered, 535c: Eagle 5-lb bags powdered Eagle
confectioners granulated. 565c; powdered. coarse
powdered and fruit powdered and Eagle and
extra fine granulated 5-5Oc Eagle 2-Ib Of
fine granuated. 5GOc 2b bags do 5.7oc Sl9-Ib bags
DO 5.65c; 5-lh bags do $500; 10-lb bags do.
25 and so lb bags do, 54?c; Eagle fine or standard
5,2oc; No 1. 5.2oc Nos and 5. 5.15c No 4. 51Oc;
No s. 5O5c: No 6, sc: No 4, 4-95c: No s. 490c No g.
4S5c: No 10, 4.73c, No II. roc: No II. 465c; No
Is, 4.60c; Nos Il. 15 and Is. 455c 1t London the
market for beet sugar quiet and q a I'd lower.
with June quoted at los 1o1zd and July at los 90 d
The local market for raw sugar ruled steady and
unchanged, with duty paid prices quoted follows:
Centrifugal. 0S test e rnuscovado SO test 3slc
and molasses sugar. So test, &c.
New-York tribune., 1908-06-28
OTHER mARKETs-sY TELEGRAPH

Co.. 1,rc a7-cATTIE-Recepts about e. sHS,ss Ss q.
beeves S4 s59SS 40; IeAahS s5ss 30,
s4as6 So stockers and reeders: noes
s beifsrs 50 40Gs5 26; calves "a oas9 * 70S
,sceiTts about 1900 market &C nigs Ok GOOD 20
as SS nixsd IS I54s6 S5 rough 20 sSa 80 90
80 20 hEeIv IS 1885 35: pigs 81 TOqSS 90 s99
;etTs about 500 head; market wear; 81
~ S " estern s2dS5 yearngs. ~ SoQsS OV'
S4@S6 10; Western sieso ~ - - ,. ozo had.
-. p,.rato Tune 7.-CATTIE;-Receipts 90 @ nead.
800 EAIS-Receipts 500 head; slow and zoc st. lo
- s5ss s6 -5 IiOGS-Receipts 21Uo mead; IditS Ss m
az az tsa5v heavy and mixed, So 5OGs6 %; forSeIs 30
asS Se "a SJt-EP and IANIBS-Rscepts 600 head SLOW
steady and unchanged 80
CINCINNATI June 27-HoGs active and steady 2e Rizs @
Z, tTonS ana active; good shippers s. o@
ss 20 ro11on s. 5OGs3 90. SHEEP easy. at s2G$i %
SU SaIop. 0p l1I1 and lower at 81 5o9s6 65.
Ka,sa. civ June 2T-CATTIE- 800 head IN
rdtng 900 souherns market steady; receipts fof tls
sak 90 500 head; choice exports and dressed beef s.Is
en- osSs fair TO good s5G$6 % Western steers - oV
~ 5o stocers and feeders s3S4 70: Southern steeis
e. 33s7 southern cows 81 30Si %: native cows % %
s4 * nFtive heifers s3dS6 bulls sS9s4 90: calves
higher receipts the week. Ca 500 head; top 80 90
bIIt Of sales S5 s59S1; heavy. S6aS6 Oo packers ana
butchers s5 9OGs6: light s. S5as5 eS pigs. 1si 90
SFEEP-Receipts head market STEADY; receipts tor
the week 20 head: lambs $5qS6 20 ewes ana year
Ings So 7Ss4 20; yearlngs 81 O9S1 Texas sheep
So 85as4 S5; stockers and feeders. S3gS4
Pittsburg June 27.-CATTLE-Supply light; market
steady; choice sTdsT 25. prime. So 65dS6 90 SHEEP
supply light: slow: prime wethers "a oO4S+ %:
CAIvEs-s7QST IS. HOGS-Reoepts light: market ae-
tive; prime heavies mediums and heavy Workers. 50 SOC
So 65 Workers. s6aSe IS: pigs s. So$o TO- roushs
81 T6QS6
New-York tribune., 1908-06-28
CASH QUOTATIONS.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.
New York. June q. 1905

New York June %. 1905.
cnFFEE--The coffee market fairly active for
sstaray judged by recent standards although sales
.Tr-a only $500 the half session II seemed
.bs- European buying orders in the
s-er months local interests supported July and
Ssn-euter. The closed steady. at decise OF
points June inactive month. while other positions
-ere ner unchanged points higher There Moth
;nr os Importance the and the opening here.
-6ics steady. unchanged points higher.
a good showing in view OF the decline
al the French market. Other foreign mar
te-s change and at Bra
glian points increasing only moderately the new
s-1v zpproacheS. From a speculative standpoint the
market appears without least there
harv any business beyond the hedging operations Of
and this is restricted owing the
Of prompt market The new crop season begins
with Wednesday coffee market leading
su-hoes the official estimate OF the
crop approximately and that the yield S rot
materially exceed that the Just ending. The
Brazilian government far been able reduce its
holdings by about 275. GOO bags. and II Is thought that
period Of increasing visible supplies begins
farfher may be possible while. should the
coming crop prove larger than expected sales OF
coffee viii again be in order during the spring
ana summer Of 1909 The market for spot coffee was
quiet with quotations the basis Of e1c for Rio No a
The range Of contract prices in the local market to-day
-E
New-York tribune., 1908-06-28

C0TIoN-The cotton market very quiet to-day.
being the least active that has been
noted this Sales estimated at only
coo bales. Fluctuations with the
cose steady net decline Of 105 points The market
s'-ene5 points lower points higher. the near
months being relatively weak and the opening as a
whole about keeping the Liverpool cables Pr
advces abroad indicated that the relative
seadiess OF the late positions there was due 10 ne
srs6dles which supposed TO mean that
people had been long Of the months ana shorf
positions liouidating their position owing
Disappointing 6evelcpnlents and gaoua
abandoning expectations OF endseason farnine Fos
OF Ike character are sins Forward IN
local market account for the relative seaainess o
in the face Of excellent weather and
crop accouns The worlds visible Supply Of American
is not decreasing as RAPIDLY as AZ TINS time s
smaller Eakings, which
the last only l74.712 bales, according 70
201 $50 last the fall
OF being IN American and Continental taklngs-
continue we'll last years figures
weather reports to-day generally favorable and
the being confirmed IN its opinion that the
Wednesday viii show de
improvement month and probably make the
81 cent July ana August
during which deterioration is not
fact the has improved during this
period ony twice in the last ten years
The Of contract prices in the local market to-day
-
New-York tribune., 1908-06-28
2s Wall street, New York. June If. 1908.

IS Wall Street. New York June H. 1908
Referring to the above notice of the Erie Railroad
Company. ready to receive of the
bonds above for extension upon the following
ON OR BEFORE JUNE So 1908. deposit the
with the coupon payable July 1905 with the under
signed their office, 2S Wall Street. New York On
such deposit the undersigned will make payment in
cash OF said and also will make further
cash payment of s25 PER BOND. and will issue tenn
porary receipts exchangeabIe for bonds with
tension supplement and new coupon sheet attached
thereto. when prepared.
We are also prepared ON OR AFTER JULY 1.
1903 buy par of the bonds which the holders
may desire to sell rather than extend
j. r. MORGAN S co.
New-York tribune., 1908-06-28
OFFICE OF
ERIE RAILROAD COMPANY

New York. June H. 1905.
Pursuant to ARRANGEMENTS between the Erie Railroad
Company Messrs. J. T. Morgan & Co. It is pur-
posed until July I, 1918 (subject to the Rail-
Company's right OF prior redemption at 1O5 per
cent? the 81 500 Mortgage Bonds issued by
Buffalo & Southwestern Railroad Company. matur-
ing July and also extend to July 1. 1918. the
81 COO 900 Second Lien Mortgage Bonds the Buf
& Southwestern Division o. the Erie Railroad,
maturing July 1 next. The interest the extended
bonds of both issues Is TO be payable January
July 1 in each year at per cent. annurl and
principal and the interest to be payable
United States gold coin of the standard Of
weight fneness. without deduction for any
which Railroad Company may lawfully be required
to retain therefrom The Hen of the said mortgages.
severally and respectively securing said bonds.
will continue uninpaired according to the terms
thereof
The right to extend above will be reserved to
holders of bonds may desire to avail
and shall deposit their bonds for that purpose
Messrs. ] P. Morgan & Co before June go,
1905. Such bonds as may not be extended by the
holders will after maturity be purchased at par
Holders OF said bonds referred to the appended
announcement of Messrs J. P Morgan & Co to the
which they have their bonds extended.
ERIE RAILROAD COMPANY.
BY f D. UNDERWOOD. President
New-York tribune., 1908-06-28
WELLS. FARGO & COMPANY.
The Colorado s. Southern Railway syster

da feeling steady Dressed beef slow at 10aq12c
native sides Texas beef SG9c. Latest private
sbIes from London quoted the market lower live cattle
ii a. 13Ikm14ac per n. dressed weight refrigerator
beef at 12c per H. Exports from this port to-day were
- tn and S42 quarters OF bsef.
"a. s1tJ tJytIrS@Receipts head. including $50 for
'IaTs and 81 for market Trade slow aud feeling
I prime Veals 50 - 100 ib buttermilks
e. civ dressed veals steady at sqfl!sc per N;
country dressed at 6zq9'se' dressed 't ozV
71ac. s 10 ,,o.,s Iea N avaraee at go 75 per
,oo M i5 buttermilks. 1l9 fb at si %
ios sIItFP IN AND LAMBS-Receipts were IL cars. or
o osn 80 ncIuding for slaughtereTs and for
o. ynarhet making, with the stale stock. l4s cars on
New-York tribune., 1908-06-28
ERIE RAILROAD COMPANY,
so Church Street, New York.
To the Holders of Prior Lien Bonds and 8e"e'ai A'e
Bonds under the First Consolidated mortgage VI
the Erie Railroad Company:


To the Holders of Prior Lien Bonds and General Lien
Bonds under the First Consolidated MorfkAs' Va
the Erie Railroad Company:
The extraordinary business depression which mas
seriously affected the railroads throughout tn'
United States reduced the net earnings Oh le
Erie Railroad that there will be a deficit beio" 'ne
amount necessary to meet fixed charges for tne cur
rent fiscal year ending 80. 1908. while II Is con-
ndenty expected that with return to nornai ous
conditions this deficit will promptly be made
good. 1T is for the Company Temporarily 70
obtain the amount from other sources.
To this end. among other things II has been ar
ranged that the for interest falling due at any
time prior to July l. 1909 be purchased for cash
and with unpaired nen deposited and pledged under
the Collateral April s. 1905 additional
security for the Six Per Cent Collateral Gold Notes
issued and be issued Hereunder thus making the
notes more available to the Company means Of
obtaining further II required such notes to De
accepted par by purchasers of the coupons FOR
the amounts advanced for such purchase While such
temporary probably suffice for the mann
and operation Of the property during the cur
rent calendar year. will be sufficient for the
completion of the Improvements begun two years ago.
which have not yet reached condition where they
available for producing additional revenue for the
Company.
was anticipated that funds for such improve
be provided from the sale Of your Com
panys General Mortgage Bonds but principally owing
to the injury done to your Companys creolt oy ths
falling OF in earnings during the existing business oe
preston bonds saable except at pro-
hibitive prices.
As these improvements all serve to strengthen the
security of the General Lien and the General Mort
Bonds it expected that plan VIII shortly De
prepared for funding the coupons maturing on these
bonds for period sufficiently long to enable the COM
out of its current funds to complete the I'M
of the large expenditures already made. but which.
above stated. remain unproductive
therefore notified falling
due July l. 1905 will be purchased at par Tor cash o
MeSSrs. ] P. Co. presentation ana
surrender thereof before June 30 1e0s at their
office. No % Wall Street. New York.
By order of Board of Directors
ERIE RAILROAD COMPANY,
ByF d UNDERWOOD. President