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The daily tribune., 1908-01-21
FREMONT COUNTY FAIR
ASSOCIATION ORGANIZED

The board Of directors Of the Fre-
mont County Fair association. elect
ed at the annual stockholders meet
ing held 1T the office Of Secretary
D. W. Ross Of the Canon City Mer-
chants asso citation the evening Of the
18th. idIt., was reorganized by the
election OF T: B. Coulter as president; I;
Rob ert s. Lewis. vice president;
James Turnbull. treasurer and W. B.
Rowland. secretary The appoint
ment Of committees was deferred but
will be announced in the course Of
the next three or four weeks.
The directors and officers Of the as
sociation are very enthusiastic over
the outlook for the fair this year.
which they are confident Will be the
best and most successful ever held
here. The date for holding the fair
has not yet been determined, but 1t
will probably be towards the end Of
September. following the state fair at
Pueblo, which it is understood, will
be from the 21st to the 26th inclusive.
The directors of the association are
R. s. Lewis, Guy U. Hardy, O. A.
Biggs. ID. W. Ross, W. H. Peabody,
NJ. E. Snow.
The daily tribune., 1908-01-21

NINE is RUNNING-There has
been report going the rounds for the
last few days that one of the three
mines of the Florence Coal company
at Williamsburg has been closed
down. Investigation of the report
proves that it is false. A few men
The daily tribune., 1908-01-21

CLOSE EARLIER-The druggists
Of this city have decided to close
earlier in the evenings, beginning
with tonight. With the exception of
Saturday and pay nights. the stores
will be closed at O'Clock in the
evenings and at O'Clock on Sundays.
This arrangement will be in effect
until the first OF April
The daily tribune., 1908-01-21

The prehistoric ruins Of Mexico
seen on the private train excursion
leaving Denver January 2sth vim
Colorado and Southern. Reservations
should be made at once. I. +. Fish
er. g. p. A., Denver. 2-23
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People read Tribune class ads.

The Daily Tribune. 100 . month.
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Evening Tea.

To be given by Ladies Aid society
Of Christian church at the residence
Of Mrs. ]. S Mackey, No. 116 Frazier
avenue. Friday Jan. gath at 3 p III.
Refreshments 25c. ~ 1920
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ABOUT YOUR NElOHBORS
AND YOURSELVES

Mrs. Ellen Davis and Adam
Stewart and wife returned yesterday
from British Columbia and are visit
fng their daughter Mrs. A. Blunt. 5o4
West Second. They expect to stay all
winter. Mrs. Davis is one Of the
pioneers Of Goal Greek.
The daily tribune., 1908-01-21

Atehison. Topeka { Santa Fs Railway.
No. 616-From Pueblo and all
points east arrive daily -..-- II ~ m
No. 626-for Pueblo and all points
east. derart daily.---------..----- s.i p N
No ss!-ro Canon City, daily except
sunday dep.;t. ..--y,,---,-,;.----. 400 p m
ospt Sunday, arrive IL 10 . N
No. o6-Lo hockNsls- ;------.-----. ": p m
No. 616-From Rockval,----..<.- 10 m
Direct oounostion 10 now made at Pueblo fof
Chicago and all Points east and At La Junta
yith California limited for Los Angeles and
San Francisco.
Inquiries solisitsd and promptly and cheer
FULLY answersd.
Descriptive literature folders free By appi,
ins ~ A.0 pALspv, A9ant.
The daily tribune., 1908-01-21
Older Than Egypt.

Swift horses at Searcy's.
The daily tribune., 1908-01-21

we're laid off. however, on account
of not rush of coal orders.
The daily tribune., 1908-01-21

Better than q letter-The Weekly
Tribune. Send 1t to your friends at
a distance.
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ron 9 Al E

For Sale-Good folding bed with
largo mirror. Goes cheap. ll9
West Fourth st. II
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The Tribune small ads bring re
sults. Sell what you don't want
and buy something you need.
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No use keeping something you don t
need. Sell II through Tribune want
columns.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-04-24
Ri ST.. AgOSliiniI

Otra vez esta en- campafia, en-
activa campafla para lograr que
el gobernador proteja su pro-
yecto de extender en- Puerto
Rico, Ell cultivo de la sansevie
ra, ell reputado industrial y com.
petentisimo agricultor, Sr. Agos-
TIM.
Esta manana nos ha visitado
ell seilor Agostini, y nos ha de-
mostrado su gratitud por el
apoyo que siempre ha encontra-
do en- Ell BoLErIN, cuantas veces
ha iniciado alguna obra de be
neficio general.
Ell sefior Agostini permane-
cera en- San Juan, unos dias,
hasta el jueves de la semana
pr0xima. Necesita visitar al
gobernador y varias personals
inf1uyentes de San Juan para
mostrarles los numerosos datos
y cartas y pruebas que posee de
que la sanseviera es una gran
riqueza, que no debe ser mira
da por nuestro gobierno con la
1nd1ferencia que hasta ahora
ha tenido para la obra del Sc
fior Agostini.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-04-24
N@G@s GrnQl1n]c6IpQl@s

HOSPITAL MUNICIPAL Hay
en- asistencia en- este establecimiento
bene fico; "a mujeres y 81 varones.
Total SO.
Han ingresado Manuel Bastan, Ma
ria Rivera y Angelina Reyes.
Han sido dados de alta por curados
Eladia Baez y Benito Fernandez.
En- Ell hospital cuarentenario ingre-
saron. Adela Molina y Carmen Sc
rrano Losada.
Observation-Disclosures de dete-
nldos en- ell dla de aver: s. varones
y II mujeres sufriendo condena, Id
varones pendientes de causa.
Ouedan en- Ell d1a de hoy 81.
Han salido por cumplimiento de
condena:
Felix Rosado, Martin Rodriguez,
A. Purlong, Antonio Garrido, Mateo
Falu, Jose Guzman, Faustino Melen-
dee y Juan Rodriguez.
MATRIMONIO CIVIL-En la casa
que en- Santurce posee don Isidro
Sanchez y 4 presencia del Juez sefior
Suau han contraido matrimonio Em-
lilo B. Sabat con Carmen Sanchez
Clarson. Ell acto Sc verihc6 anoche q
las y media.
Esta uoche y la misma hora con-
traeran matrimonio presencia del
sefior Suau.
Luis Antonio Dastas con Edith
Fiterft.
El acto Sc veriheara en- la casa del
seflor Llaures.
CUARTO DE SOCORRO.-Hasta
la maflana de hoy fueron asistidas
por el practicante de servicio don
Ramon Llauger, las siguientes per-
sopas:
E. Z. Franquefort (marinero de
Ia draga) de una herida contusa de
cinco centim etros de longitud seccio-
nando todos los tejididos blandos del
cuero cabelludo sobre la region tenn
poro parletal derecha (Pronostico re -
Iservado(. Antonio Martinez, (policia
Ilnsular) confusion con equimosis tn
IA region inguinal derecha; Juan Sc
gul. herlda contusa de un centlmetro
sobre la region apo6ce mastoidea del
lado derecho; Andres Velez. (polic1a
insular) de una confusion de segundo
grado en- la region dorsal media; AL
fonso Andino dos heridas contusas de
dos y tres centfm etros region fronto-
parletal lzquierda y Jose Cansbrich
de varias contusiones en- el brazo IL
quierdo.
SUBASTA-En la ver:hcada hoy
en- ell Ayuntamiento para adquisici6n
de materiales pintura para el Hos
pital de Cirujia de Santurce, obtuvo
la buena pro la hrmada por A MayoI
~ Co. por ser la mas ventajosa a los
intereses de la ciudad.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-04-24
Il hNaIIniel|O del SeilN I)b0[IIi


Ha fallecido en- Barcelona (Espafia1
ell prestlgioso caballero don Pablo
Ubarr1 victlma de aguda enfermedad-
Ell sef3or Ubarri fuE uno de los ele-
mentos de mas waller que two la isla
por espacio de muchos aflos.
Su nombre va undo magnifcas
grandes empresas en- favor del pro-
greso de Puerto Rico, que no han de
olvidarse facilmente. Su fallecimien-
to ha producido general duelo en- In
colonla puertorriquefla, residente EN-
Barcelona, rindiendo & su cadavcr
una grandiosa manifestation & la
cual concurr ieron todos los grandes
prestigios dc la politica. de 10 banca
del comercio, de aquella ciudad, dom
de Ell 6nado era estimadisimo. IeuaI
sentimiento ha de producer So mner-
te en- Puerto Rico donde Sc lie esti-
maba entranablemente.
Ell BOLETIN ERCANTgL envia 4 la
diStinguida familia del finado su mas
sentido p6same y hace votos por eli
eterno descanso del que fue modelo
de laborios idad y de trabaio.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-04-24
Departanento De Carload

Sc ha remitido al alcalde de
Lares la orden correspondence
al ingreso en- Ell ma nicomio, de
la alienada Cruz Ruiz.
Ha fallecido en- Ell mismo, el
alienado Jose Naviera, vecino
de Ponce.
Sc ha dado orden de admission
de la seflorita Margarita Cruz
(de San Germany
La honorable Corte de Distri-
to de Ponce ha dado la orden
para que ingrese en- Ell manico-
mio. para observation Ell proce-
sado Luis Bocanegra.
En- Ell asilo de ciegos, de Ponce
ha ingresado Rafael Pasarell
Vazquez (de Juana Diaz) Y ha
solicitado su ingreso Eugenio
Dlaz (de San Sebastian.)
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-04-24
instruction PdbIca

Mr.. Luzt ha presentade la renun-
cia de su cargo de jefe de la Division
de records del Departamento de ms
trucci6n, la cual lie hs sido aceptada
por ell Comisionado DR.. Dexter.
-Ha renunciado la escuela que ve
MIA desempenando en- San Juan. la ma
estra graduada Rosa Rodriguez Todd.
-Ha obtenido ell titulo de maestro
de ingles, mediante examen, Mrs. Ia
mes We've de Loiza
Mr.. ]. Edward Fenner ba sido
nombr ado maestro de ingles de las de
NJ Manatf.
-Manana tom ara possession del pues
to de Jefe de la Division de Records y
Secretario del epartamento de ms
trucci6n, el Sr. Enrique G. Hernandez
que venfa desempefiando ell cargo de
Superitendente de Examenes de dicho
Departamento.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-04-24
jSdCIdIO. 6 0ggidel|e?

En- el Cuarto de socorro ha sido
asistida esta tarde una joven de I2
af1os llamada Dolores Sanabria, plan
chadora y domiciliada en- la calle del
Sol ndmero o.
Segun nos ha manifestado 81 ma
Dire, Nicolasa Velszquez, su hila sc
quejsba hacfa dfas de fuertes dolores
de dientes, razon por la cual fuE 4
buscar alguna medicina que la CAL
ase Ell dolor.
Al POGO ratio, los vecinos oyeron
que Dolores daba angustiosos gritos,
y todos corrieron & La habitacion en-
que esta Sc encontraba, retorciendo
corriendo y dando gritos con Ia CD
ra congestionada.
Conduc ida al cuarto de socorro fue
asistida por los doctores Carballeira
y Cueto y los practicantes Llauger "
Claudio de una fuerte intoxicaci6n
produclda a parecer por haber in
gerido una gran cantidad de creosota.
FL juez sefior Suau empezo &
practicar diligenciss en- averiguaci6n
de 81 Sc trataba de IN accidente 6 de
I'm intento de suicidio.
A las tres de la tarde Sc Didi6 I'm
am bulaucia para conducirla al Hos
pital Municipal.
FL estado de Dolores Sauabria es
gravfs1mo.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-04-24
| senior NQdll SQ10-Cd0Ill

Ell domingo pr6ximo hara su rea-
paricion en- ell Municipal Ell ap1audi-
disimo actor comico don Juan Nadal
Santa -Coloma que tantas impatias tie
ne en- San Juan. Ell Sr. Nsdal que no
hace mucho regreso de Mexico, donde
hizo temporadas muy brillantes en-
aquellos principales teatros, ha sido
contratado por la empresa Vigil para
una serie de funciones. Dados los
meritos del joven y distinguido artis.
ia y los progresses que ha hecho en- su
carrera es de esperar que el p1blico
concurra en- estas noches al Munich
pal donde actua una troupe de artista
muy notables como las sefloras Que
ro, Prado y Ell actor Barraj6n.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-04-24
Que sean I6|iIceS

La elegante esquela que anun-
cia el efectuado enlace de nues.
|tro buen amigo don Enrique
Gatell y la bella y distinguida
senorita Mercedes Rivera, ha
llegado a poder nuestro esta
manana.
Nosotros, que sentimos hondo
|afecto por Enrique Gatell Y ad-
miracion vivisima por su gentil
compaflera, les deseamos una
venturosa luna de miel en- ell
|cielo de la felicidad a que han
sabido ascender por el amor.
Los senores de Gatell nos ofre-
cen su domicilio en- Ia calle de
San Francisco n1mero o..
Damosles las mas curnplidas
|gracias.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-04-24
h debut de NadaI

Hay en- San Juan una gran
expectation que Sc extiende a
varias poblaciones de la Isla.
Ell debut del excelente actor
puertorriQueflo. promote ser sem
sacionaI.
La fama de que viene prece-
dido, las obras escogidas para
la function, las simpatias de que
goza aqui, la popularidad que
siempre ha tenido, todo este
hace presagiar que la function
del domingo sera TN verdadero
acontecimiento.
De Guayama, Cayey, Maya
guez y otras poblaciones de la
lsla, han sido pedidas localida-
des para dicha function.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-04-24

los preceptos de la hygiene, sobre to-
do Ell primero de ellos, ell aseo de las
habita clones.
En- las aldeas de la China y de la
India, en- donde no hay limpieza, nj
drenaje, nj desinfeccion de ning1n
eenero. ha fjado su residencia la pla-
ga bub6nica, y va que ALI no es facil
extinguirla, debe el mundo civi'iza-
do imitar las precauciones impuestas
por los ingleses en- Ell Canal de. .Suez,
en- donde cada barco, cada equipaje y
cada pasajero son sometidos q up exa-
men escrupuloso hasta la exsgera-
cion.
DR.. r. DEL VALE.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-04-24
COniiSii6jn de HuIDacao

Una comisi6n del Ayuntamiento de
Hunacao, compuesta del Alcalde, doc
tor Isidro A Vidal y don Tomas J.
Otero, ha conference.-the hoy por la
maflana con ell honora BILE Gobernador Y
miem bros de la comisi6n de Hacienda
del Ejecutivo con objeto de conseguir
uu emprestito por IS 900 pesos desti-
nado q la construction del acueducto
en- aquella ciudad.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-04-24
De / r@@lIT0

Ell debut de la hermosa tiple
senora Prado, no trajo anoche
en- ell Municipal el publico que
era de esperar, retraimiento que
no Sc explica, dados los elemen-
tos notables con que ha sido
reforzada la troupe" que diri-
|ge Ell ma aestro seflor Vigil.
Debuto la gentil artista con
|el "Barbero de Sevilla," can
tando su partitura con mucha
ahnacion y gusto, mereCiendo
en- los principales n1meros nu-
tridos aplausos. Notamos que
la senora Prado ha hecho pro-
greSOs en- su arte y sc mueve
con desenvoltura en- la escena.
Su labor fue premiada con ge-
nerales aplausos.
Ell senor Barrajon, que es TN
actor c6mico muy notable de la
escuela de Julio Ruiz Y de Jose
Mesejo, es decir, de la escuela
del buen arte y afnado gusto
artistico, y cuyo nombre es mas
que suflciente para llevar PIT
blico al teatro, desempeno a
COncienCia su parte. probando
una vez mas Sus brillanteS con-
diciOnes de artista concienzudo.
LA Trapera" proporciono por
terCera veZ una ovaci0n a la
eminente tiple senora Ouer6.
Muy pocas veces deshlaran por
por el proscenio artistas del
temperamentO artisticO de la
sonora Ouero. que sepan apode-
rarse tan COnCienZudamente de
TN tipO haciendolo revivir como
81 realmente fuese TN personaje
real. Ell papel de Matt" tiene
en- la sonora Quero, genial in
terprete.
La rOmanZa, como de COStum.
bre. fue muy aplaudida.
Los senores Barraj6n, Suarez,
Vigil, Velez y Manzano, cum
plieron.
En- La Capitana" escucha-
ron muchos aplausos la sonora
Prado y al senor Barraj0n.
A pesar de que el publico no
necesita recomendaciones, pues
Ell merito Sc impone por ST solo,
bueno es consignar de paso, que
la sonora Quero, artista compile
ia, en- la verdadera acepcion de
la palabra, de irreprochable es-
cuela de canto y defamation,
aplaudida por la critica de los
teatros de Espafla y de Ameri-
Ca, reune cualidades sobresa-
lientes para MERCER la protec-
ci6n de nuestro publico.
n q
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-04-24
Para las OlOSriODcS

Los empleados del Depar~
tamento Consolidate que fue-
ron nombrados provisionalmen-
te desde primero de Enero a Ia
fecha CON arreglo a la secci6n
II de la ley del servicio civil
puertorriqueno. han llenado va
sus respeCtivas solicitudes para
sufrir el examen de oposici6n
correspondence. Segdn nues-
tras noticias, sus examenes Sc
ran brilIanteS.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-04-24
Las obraS del NaDiiconliiO

va han comenza do las obras de
ampliaci6n del "Manicomio", tan
pronto est6n termiuadas, Sc podra dar
ingreso 4 mayor nGmero de alienados
de los que existen hoy. Necesaria es
la rapidez EN- terminarlas pues en- la
oacina del Consolidate hay s7 solici-
tudes pidiendo ell ingreso, 81 poderseles
concedGr por falta dc local.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-04-24
PRIMER ANIVERSARTO


Don Angel Navaias de los Reyes.
Falleci6 el rs De Abril dc 1907
Las misas que Sc celebren e1 ltues
~ del actual en- la Catedral, Sam
Francisco, San Jose, Santa Ana, Ca
pilla de San fldefonso, Conception.
Santo Cristo Asilo Municipal, Sc
ran aplicadas por ei eferno descanso
de su alma.
La tamilis suplica i sus amigos ST.
sirvan encosnendarle 4 Dios.
The Idaho scimitar. [volume] (Boise, Idaho) 1907-1908, 1908-05-02
The Treason of r1OrmOnism.

To the honest unbiased student of the Mormon
situation in the mountain States, there is doubt
that the ruling influence of the church, the hierarchy
the laws the revelations, the alleged commands of
Cod the real commands of the priesthood all de-
clare that the chief mission of the church is tenn
poral, rather than spiritual
Apoogists for the church, Mormons and Genties
devoid of active conscience or uniformed to the
degree of culpabiy, say, when Mormonism is op-
posed by its enemies that those enemies are per-
scouting class of people on account of their re-
ligous beliefs.
The average Jack Mormon says this in the alb
sence of any other. argument having no knowledge
of the subject and caring to have any, for he
is chiefly mercenary and lacking in the attributes
of spirituality
Evidences of the worldliness of the Mormon
The Idaho scimitar. [volume] (Boise, Idaho) 1907-1908, 1908-05-02
The Challenge Renewed.

IIC NCIlCWCd
The Scmitar, in its issue bearing date November
10th last, challenged William A. Hyde, president of
the Pocatelo Stake of the Mormon church, to cite
a single instance wherein the church had ever pun
shed one of its followers for the crime of poyg-
amy. President Hyde had said in published ar
tcle:
AS to the attitude of the church, it is sufficient
to say that polygamy is under the ban as thoroughly
the law of the church can pronounce it and all
members who violate its regulations in addition to
being liable to the civil law will be subject to the
scverest penalties that the church inflct.
Whereupon The Scintar challenged Mr.. Hyde to
name polygamist who had been so punished the
time and the circumstances of the punishment That
five months ago and up to date the chief Nor
of the State of Idaho, in his official capacity,
has said nothing.
The columns of The Scimitar are still open to
him and the public would be pleased to know that
some one of the vast multitude of offenders has
been punished by the church, if not by the civil law
Since President Hyde was cited to appear with
the information solicited the distinguished case of
Poygamist Tanner has been given to the public.
His fifth plural wife, to whom he married three
four years ago, died when she ascertained that
her husband had taken sixth. The hierarchy is
familiar with this case Yet Tanner has not been
punished has he, President Hyde?
The best information the public has in relation
to him is that he is to be transferred to Mexico
along with his several wives where they will be
sat home" a 5000 orange farm. Is that
zone of the severest penalties the church inct"?
The Scimitar has also furnished the polygamous
case of John F. Burton, of Soda Springs, Idaho,
who married Florence Porter in 1900 having pre-
viously married her sister, Eta Porter Has the
church visited its punishment Mr. Burton, Presi-
dent Hyde? If not, what did your language of
last November mean?
There is also the polygamous of Godfrey
Eschler, of Bear Lake County, Idaho, whose plural
wife, Rose Kunzer Eschler, is postmaster at Ray
mond and mother of child that was born few
weeks ago. There is no record of the visitation
of punishment by the church the Eschler family
On the contrary, the influence of the church has
been employed to retain postofice for the Esch-
lers, the father, son and one mother having
been successfully commissioned by Congressman
French
President Hyde has failed entirely to make good
MS assertion that the church Furnishes for the crime
Of poygamy 1t does not and President Hyde
knew it did not when he wrote the falsehood that
The Scimitar based its challenge upon last Novem-
Der On the contrary, the church rewards those
Who indulge in forbidden marriages.
The Idaho scimitar. [volume] (Boise, Idaho) 1907-1908, 1908-05-02

Last week was made memorable in the storm an
nails of the world, abnormal conditions existing in
widely separated localities Death and destruction
marched across the United State from the Dakotas
to the Gulf of Mexico and in the cyclonic track
track the dead number 352 and the wounded 1913
The Idaho scimitar. [volume] (Boise, Idaho) 1907-1908, 1908-05-02

disquleting rumor is abroad in the state-one
that says that Avery c. Moore contemp1ates re-
turning to the democratic party Idaho has lived
down many troubles, but this one seems perennial
The Idaho scimitar. [volume] (Boise, Idaho) 1907-1908, 1908-05-02

The Eagle Press, new and newsy weekly paper
from the town of Eagle, eight miles down the line
of the Boise and Interurban Road from the cap
al city, is the latest newspaper to appear on the ex
change table 1t is edited by J. Nat Hudson, vet
eran newspaper man from Oregon
The Sisseton weekly standard. (Sisseton, Roberts County, S.D.) 1892-1929, 1908-01-10
A Comfortable Surplus.

One year ago-possibly you re-
call it forty-three persons were
killed fairly within sight of the
National Capital. 1t was said
Congress might do something.
An engineer, fireman, conduc-
tor and brakeman, charged with
responsibility for the wreck, have
been put on trial for manslaugh-
terri the report of the railroad,
covering the year in which the
wreck occurred. has recently
been issued. Two lines in the
presidents remarks inform us
tn 1t expenses wese increased on
account of injuries to persons in
the unfortunate II ain accidents
at Woodville, Indiana, and Terra
Gotta, District of Columbia. I"
General expenses, under which
head one would naturally look
for such items, were larger than
in the preceding year by $38, OPS.
Cost of conducting transportlon
10y reason of higher wages, etc.
was So, 18l,687 larger; mainte-
nance charges. 50. l45, 157 larger.
| But gross earnings increased
by $4,85l,S65 and exceeded
eighty-two million dollars.
After meeting all prior charges
and paying six per cent. on the
common stock, there remained
comfortable surplus Of six mil
lions. The company might have
killed twice as many passengers
and sill enjoyed a prosperou:
year, paying full six per cent
on the common stock, which, il
the usual imitation incident to re
organization, represented little o
no tangible value. Killing pass
engers is ''unfortunate" -bu
not really expensive when meas
/ ured against eighty two million
: of earnings. Saturday Evenin!
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