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New-York tribune., 1908-08-06
Proposals.

CONSTRUCTION OF SEA WALL CRIB WALL
u TRANSPORT WHARvES AND SEED6--F'o-t Mason
san Cal July Il, 1sos-Ssalsd proposals n
will received until Pacific Tine
August 1905. and then publicly opened for eOnscr
ton az Fort Mason. San Francisco CAL OF wall.
CRIB transport wharves and sheds for rev Army
Supply Depot Quartsrmastsr's Department.. Z a.
Crane. Architects. 1912 Walnut St
copies OF which be hs1 upon
pIicaton here Depot cuaTtsrrnaster. New York
n Y or Chief ouarterTnascer Department OF tns
Lakes Chicago, H. Alternative proposals Will also %
based form OF Psru-ana1t eonsrrctior
detail drawings specifications considered Al
applications and Specifications must D
by check. $50 o. made
PAYABLE TO Treasurer the United States which check
proceeds Will b9 retained until return OF all
Cravings Specifications Envelopes corrantns pro
posas Proposals for Army supply Depot
and addressed Major GEORGE Mex WILLIAMSON.
@. NJ. q. s A.
OFFICE OF THE DEPARTMENT OF PARKS.
~ Arsenal Building. Fifth avenue and Scxty-fourto
street Borough Of Manhattan tbs City % Ns- YORK
SEALED BIDS OR ESTIMATES viii 6e r-cesv,c 5y
the Park Board ofcs % the Department. %
Thu RSDAY. AUGUST 20. 1908
Borough Of Manhattan.
For work and material for TIE sxscucon of ns sp-
proach tire building % the Nev IcrS
Leno1 and TLder fcs1-t&s.o1s.
Fifth avenue. Furtierh and Forty-s>cozat sr--~t-
HENRY SMITH.
Prsstsr-
JOSEPH BERRY,
MICHAEL =, KENNEDY, =
Cor,r,4ssxcce-z az Parxs.
Dated AuruSt ), 1903
New-York tribune., 1908-08-06

The annual meeting Of the stoekhoads-s q M -
folk and Western Railway Company VIII D. neid as
the principal Oacs Of the company IN ths CITY of
Virginia Thursday the s-e Gay of Oc o
ber az elect di--ctorS %
elect independent auditors 70 audit tne books ana
of the close OF ehs nscA p II
annual report of ths ctrectors tor l1s
fiscal year which ended June 5oth 1Sos 90 rstfT ana
approve all action Of the directors forth IN sucn
annual report ui1utss OF ths COMPANY. 20
OF the railroad property and frsn1ntsse %
OFT companies, viz: he y7chburB
Belt Line and Connecting Railway Company ths Poca-
houtas and Western Railroad Company. tbs Big sany
East Ivnn and Guyan Railroad Company shs Csretra
Railway Company Virginia 5outhzr>ster1
Railway and the Big Stony Railway Company and 20
approve ratffy sUoh acquisition ae1fs lions.
and 20 transact other business may prcp-ry
come bsfor4 the meeting
The transfer books VIII hs closed az o'cloek
o m Wednesday September 23rd. 1908. snd r-opened
az 10 o'clock a m. Friday, October 9ths 1903
By order OF the Board of ptrsctors-
New-York tribune., 1908-08-06

CHICAGO. MILWAUKEE, q ST. PAUL RAILWAY
COMPANY ~ Broadway, New Tork--The Annual
Meeting OF stockholders OF this Company Tor he
election OF Directors % other
business OF the Company will be held az the once %
the Company in the Cfey Of Mfwaukee IA o'clock
OF Saturday September 1sth. 1903 TIE transfer
books will closed Wednesday. August 18TH 1905
and reopened on Monday. September 21ss. 1905
ROSWELL. MILLER. Chairman of the Board
August Izt. 1908
New-York tribune., 1908-08-06

$40 600 STANDARD Rope and Tysns Company consoh-
dated mortgage per cent gold bonds que -
-.--"iue- w.
FER Account Whom IL May Ccneern
state Rank III =
$40 dssp Tohnstnwn Gioversvine & Kingshoro Horse
RsiIroaa Company per cent legal tender
benHs due January l. 1918. 104 !,
$1,000 Fonda Jehns,ewn a Gloysrsy,llt Railway
Anrii 1921 ,............ no
$4,000 cayadutts Electric Rsroad compsnSS S nrss
New-York tribune., 1908-08-06

SECURITIES AT AUCTION.
The following securities were sold yesterday at
auction at the exchange salesroom by Adrian Fl
Muller & Son:
New-York tribune., 1908-08-06

The roads in the New York Central system re-
rort gross and net returns for the month OF
June and six months ended June 80, 1905 These
figures for the purpose of comparison. are COM
piled on the same basis Of accounting as hereto
fore used. and differ from those reported 10 the
Interstate Commerce Commission under the new
method of accounting.
New-York tribune., 1908-08-06
NEW YORK CENTRAL EARNINGS

earnings 1q mos. s., e55. .7oe sA41s.s6s
The Rathdrum tribune. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1903-1963, 1908-06-12

Wilson Coleman, young man
employed by the Idaho Pine Lum-
Der company at the Fish lake mill,
was the victim of serious acct
dent Wednesday evening. The
engine of gasoline boat in which
he and companion were starting
for ride, exploded. Mr.. Wilson
was seated where he received the
full force of the explosion, and was
badly burned about the face anc
hands. He had to throw himsel
into the lake to extinguish thu
flames in his clothing. All the skill
was burned from his hands ant
they are now swathed in bandages
while his face was blistered ant
the eyebrows and hair partially
singed off. His companion es
capped unhurt.
The Rathdrum tribune. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1903-1963, 1908-06-12
BUSINESS BRIEFS.

CASTOR & Son, stone masohs' % w
per cord.
Try our especially prepared ch'cK
food and forcing feed for your young
and growing chicks. Farmers CRAM
g. Sup. Co.
w.nted-A woman to keep house.
Address Mrs. Sarah Mcdonald sucker
lake Post Falls, Idaho, II. +. u
For Sale-Good 2-seated top car
r;aya-L. E. kirkpatrick.
Boats to Ient-At HaTrls's Lana J,
inv HAYDEN lake, drive mile anu nan
south and eight miles east from hatn'
SUI " Jnl2.Jll0p
drum.
Home made sausages specially a
seiploch's. Ham, bacon and lara
Ash aud game in season.
For all kinds of fresh meats call a
u. A. seigloch's-Rathdrum Mea
company.
The Rathdrum tribune. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1903-1963, 1908-06-12
FIREWORKS UNDER BAN
Council Restricts Their Use on
Certain Streets.

The council held long session last
Wednesday evening, several knotty
problems coming up for discussion.
The objection recently opposing
the placing of the hose house, jail and
bell tower in Gray street was talked
over at some length. the council
finally renewing the instructions to
the chairman to move the buildings
and tower as previously arranged, re-
gardless of objections.
On request the sum of 500 was
appropriated to the Park board to
defray expenses of the park.
Complaints were entered about
children frequenting the streets and
alleys at night and carelessly handling
fireworks of various descriptions.
The board adopted resolution pro-
hibiting the use of fireworks Of any
description in all parts of town from
Occur d'Aeene street on the west TO
Gray street on the east and from
Second street on the south to County
Avenue on the north, (these streets
to be included 10 the prohibited
limits) and prohibiting the use of
fire works within rs feet Of any build.
ing within the city limits.
II. J. Borthwick was chosen tt
succeed r. E. Young, resigned, as
member of the council.
A resolution was adopted permitting
the Rathdrum State bank to builo
steps for the corner entrance thre'
feet upon the sidewalk on First street
; Other minor matters were con-
sidered and the following bills wer
allowed:
Electric Co. lights and Flagstaff $62 g.
R, L. Cole, supplies, etc ! 3
VIM Brace, work on street. a o.
,, e. E. Taylor, " 3" 40
J. R M. Culp, recording park
lease, etc. 22
y. S. Kinds, road overseer SO 2
a Holley- Mason Co., pipe IS 7
c J. E. Sullivan, salary aud fees 81 0
The Rathdrum tribune. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1903-1963, 1908-06-12
Went to Pend d'Oreille Lake.

Mr.. Roth, accompanied by his sons
George and Frank, and Messrs. Frank
Mcpherson and A. R. Carmen spent
a few days last week at Idlewlde-
Steamboat LandiDg-flshing aud en-
loving the Incompatible scenery to
be found there. They also found an
old boarder-name given on applca-
tion-of this precinct, who is run
ming fleet of boats on the lake, who
was very potent factor in making
their sojourn pleasant and profitable.
The Rathdrum tribune. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1903-1963, 1908-06-12

Mr.. w. H. Lafayette has disposed
of all his interest in the House Nov
ing business to the Merchants Trans
fer and Storage company of Occur a.
Alene. Anyone wishing any thing 10
that line can be accommodated by
addressing above firm. Roth phones
No. 2O3. +. II. fosC' oupO'
A. Minnick, Mgr. & Treas.
The Rathdrum tribune. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1903-1963, 1908-06-12
Marriage Licences.

June 6-Cyrus Hart, "a, and May
Bates, 81, both of Post Falls.
June Sc. A. Smelcer. "a, Rear
dan. Wn., and May Lizzie Mcdonald,
l8, Springston, Ida.
The Rathdrum tribune. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1903-1963, 1908-06-12
Miss Veda McNett went to Spokane

Wanted-A good, fresh milk COW.
Inquire at the Tribune Office.
Mayor A. Cook attended the cere-
mony Of laying the corner str Of
the new city hall at Occur d'Alene,
Tuesday.
j. E Volkel of Post Falls was in
the city yesterday, stopping off few
hours while on his way home from
trip to Spirit Lake.
Lost-A wing breach pin with
p'arl set. Finder leave at this office.
ltpd.
Rev. W. J. Thompson, from
Enmenunclaw, Wash, is announced
to preach in the Presbyterian church.
this city, Sundays, June IA aud 81,
morning; and evenings.
Bee CASTOR & Son. stone masons,
are busy building foundations at
Athol. They have the contract to
move the old school house there.
Cracked corn, wheat. oats, barley,
rye, mill feeds, and hay always on
hand at the Farmers Grain & Supply
Co.
Robt. H. Smith, recently section
foreman of the 1. & w. N. yards at
Grand Junction, but now foreman Of
the l. & W. N. yards at Spirit Lake,
was in Rathdrum last Friday evening
and was Initiated 10 the third degree
of Oddfellowship.
Mrs. Chas. Hollister arrived home
last Friday from the coast. Her
daughter, Amy, met her Ia Spokane
and accompanied her home, having
just completed term 10 the school
for the blind at Boise.
Joseph Shaner had the pleasure OF
entertaining four members of the
Spokesman Review staff at Fish lake
last Sunday, giving them a ride in his
launch. They flshed for trout In the
creek, and were delighted with the
fine sport afforded.
Cabbage plants for sale ty John G
Koch, Rathdrum, Idaho.
Mrs. Chas. Smith, 80 years of aye
had the misfortune to trip over u rui
last Tuesday, falling aud breaking
her left arm near the shoulder. o.
account of her great age serious con
q sequences are feared.
L. P. Trueblood, farmer livin
J, near here, who has hauled water TO
r six or seven years, now has waite
o piped right to his place. Mr.. True
blood is naturally very much please
% with the convenience.
% County Surveyor w. H. Edelblu'
e arrived home Tuesday evening frol
his old home at Keats, Kansas, whe
" he visited for several weeks with h
w parents. During his visit. his fathe
who has been in failing health f
some time, passed away at the age
y 70 years.
Thomas and James LAWN arriv'
home Sunday from Pullman whe
NC they have been attending the Was
20 lngton Agricultural college. In
% expect to return next September.
D. L. Baker is the possessor OF
q" curious relic in the form of lar
~ wooden carved stamp for print
" designs on calico. 1t is marked
one edge .1372." 1t is said to ia
nd been made 10 Europe in that year a
he handed down through succeed
generations of the family OF A.
m Slocum, from whom Mr. Baker
oar ceived it as present.
The Rathdrum tribune. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1903-1963, 1908-06-12

STRAYED or LOST Yellow white
spotted bird dog. wore collar with A.
M. Fritz name on. $40 reward for any
information leading to his recovery.
Finder leave at Tribune Office. jl2tf
The Rathdrum tribune. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1903-1963, 1908-06-12
A Woman Killed

Her dandruff by using Indian Dan
druff Cure. Guaranteed to cure all
Eases. Southside Barber Shop.
The Rathdrum tribune. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1903-1963, 1908-06-12
Personal Mention.

D. X. Mathews was visitor from
Post Falls last Saturday.
CASTOR s. Son, stone masons. So 90
per cord.
Judge F. A. Mccall arrived home
Monday from Twin Falls.
Choice dry.grown potatoes, cheap
at the elevator.
Murray J. Williams of Spirit Lake
was in Rathdrum over Sunday.
G. L. Hoffman and daughter, Miss
Dorothy, were visitors to Spokane the
latter part of last week.
Geo E. hudson, police magistrate
of Spirit Lake, was in the city last
Saturday.
w. H. OVERLY had the misfortune
last week to lose one of his valuable
horses.
We keep building paper, roofing
and shingles at the elevator.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Crenshaw
arrived home last Saturday morning
from a visit at Seattle, Tacoma and
Portland.
Miss Katherine Chambard went to
Cneur d'A lene last Friday for short
visit with friends.
Timothy D. Trauger of Athol
visited and transacted business 10
Rathdrum last Saturday.
L. e. Kirkpatrick took an auto
ride with his family to Occur d'A.ene
last Saturday evening to see the show.
Rolled oats, Farina and Graham
breakfast foods at the Elevator.
F. Fl. Bradbury and daughters
Berna and MarJory, drove to Coeu
d'Alene last Saturday, the Sells-Flot'
circus day at that place.
H. J. Borthwlck and family wer
among the Rathdrum visitors t.
Occur d'Alene last Saturday to see tn
circus.
w. H. Cleland has installed ne'
milk wagon for his Mountain Vie
dairy of this place.
CASTOR & Son have a full set
house moving tools. All work guaral
teed.
Miss. Jennie Culp arrived hon
last Saturday morning from Tacon
and Seattle where she made plea
ant two weeks visit.
X S. Peters, travelling salesms
for the Poison Implement compa'
OF Spokane, spent last Sunday Wi
his family at home in this city.
Whole wheat flour, corn meal, al
three grades of flour on sale at t
Elevator.
Mrs. F. W. Lawrence and SC
Earl, of Eight-mile prairie, ne
Athol, were visitors in Rathdrt
last Saturday.
w. E. Evans, foreman of the 81
kane Valley Land & Water compa'
Was here Sunday from Post ia
looking over the ditch between D
and Fish lake.
Rev. F. Oppermapn OF Spoki
will preach at Adventist church u
IA, 1890 a. m. All Germans
cordially invited.
Both Is inch and 4-foot wood
sale at the Elevator yards.
Mr.. and Mrs. JOHN M. Handy
Spirit Lake spent Sunday visit
Rathdrum friends.
j. w. Baker, son of Mr.. and \
ID. L. Baker, who has been 10
employment of the Interstate l
phone company at Wallace, arr
Saturday for visit with his pare
]. G. Brophy was in the city
Monday from his farm where he
he and his son are keeping bach
quarters. Mr.. Brophy says the
and grain crops are very promisin
For ment, lime, brick and
plaster, see M. B. Layton, Agt.
Farmers Grain s. Sup. Co.
Auditor T. l.. Quarles rea
home Tuesday from Twin Falls.
was delayed several days by the
road washouts in Montana.
CASTOR & Sun, stone masons,
per cord
The Rathdrum tribune. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1903-1963, 1908-06-12
Local Paragraphs.
Next Monday is flag day.

TIC NCCcPtIOu SdlOOu Ids
changed hands, Fritz Bros. pur-
chasing from 0. ]. Petite.
The Hayseed ball team played
at Athol last Saturday, losing by a
score Of 9 to S. 1t is understood
the Atbol team is to play return
game here tomorrow.
Ohio people, it is announced are
to have a reunion at Fish lake on
Thursday, the 25th. All persons
in Rathdrum and vicinity, who
are from the Buckeye state are
expected to participate.
The M. w. A. team met in the
Southside Barber shop Tuesday
evening and organized by electing
the following officers: Asa Poleson,
president; A. T. CASTOR, vice presi-
dent; l.. A. Morris, treasurer.
Cards have been posted offering
a reward of S. for information
leading to the conviction of any
person caught breaking, cutting,
damaging or removing any of the
fences, bridges, trees, shrubbery,
flowers, etc., at the city park.
Mail from the east is being re-
ceived in a roundabout way owing
to the floods in Montana. North
ern Pacific trains began to arrive
Wednesday, coming over the
Great Northern tracks to Sand
point and there transferring to the
N. P. road to finish the run to the
coast.
Company E is being prepared
for the encampment at Fort
Wright, June ~ to July 2. Last
Saturday evening instructions was
given in pitching and striking
shelter tents and in guard duty.
Tomorrow evening some drill in
guard mount will be attempted.
All members of the company
should endeavor to be present.
County Commissioner Trigg,
acting in behalf Of Mr.. ]. B. Cakes,
manager of the Spokane Bridge
, baseball team, called upon P.
r Farley Monday morning and com
r pleted arrangements whereby the
= Spokane Bridge team and Farley:
d Pharmacy team will cross bats or
the home diamond Sunday after
e noon, June 14th. The game viii
n be called at 3 p. m. sharp.
Sunshine Rebekah lodge No. e.
- held regular election of officer
=, :, last Monday evening. The follow
# ing were those elected: Mrs
Lydia Koch, noble grand; Mrs
: Rosella Siegloch, vice grand; Mis-
70 Jennie Culp, recording secretary
h. Mrs. Nancy Galloway, financis
ey secretary; Mrs. Ellen CASTOR, tres
surer.
The Pythian Sisters of SyrinR
ge Temple No. 4 elected officer
ng Thursday evening of last week,
IN follows: Mrs. Mary Culp, pa
We chief; Mrs. Della HOLSTER, mo
% excellent chief; Mrs. Jessie Danb'
~ excellent senior; Mrs. Matt
Flemming, excellent junior; Mr.
Emma Chambard, manager; Mi
Grace Cook, mistress of recor
and correspondence; Mrs. Ia
sed Dyer, mistress of finance; MI
ov- Libbie Taylor, protector OF temp
MS Mrs. Emma Berry, outer gnar
d. and Mrs. A. w. Post, trustee.
-, The Rathdrum delegations
Des the grand lodge, X. of P, a
grand temple, Pythian Siste
which convened in Twin Falls t
week, left on their long jour-
last Saturday. R. F. Dyer a
Herman Kellner went to repres'
40 Panhandle lodge No. 10, and M
Grace Cook to represent Syrir
temple No. 4. They were accc
~" panied by Mrs. R. F. Dyer, on
Ill., guard of the grand temple; N
Della Hollister, supreme rep
sentative; Mrs. A. w. Post,
w., supreme representative, and
A. w. Post, grand master
exchequer.
New-York tribune., 1908-09-25
INVESTORS READ
The Wall Street Journal
TOPICS OF THE STREET.

FOREIGN TRADING-Foreign houses bougts
about Is 600 shares on balance in this market. ths
purchases including Erie Union Pacific. the United
States Steel issues and Missouri, Kansas & Texas
American stocks in London showed improvement.
developing strength and activity IN the curb trad
ing. The general market in London was quiet but
strong. Consols were unchanged
DIVIDENDS Observation-Disclosures have been
declared as follows: Delaware Lackawanna &
Western Railroad Company regular quarterly q,
per cent paya BILE on October 20: American Chicls
Company regular quarterly IL per cent the pre-
-ferred. payable October l. and regular monthly
per cent the common, payable on october %.
Century Realty Company regular semi annual
per cent payable on October 15 Philadelphia Com
pany regular quarterly IA per cent on the common
payable on November 2; Mexican Telegraph CON-
pany regular quarterly 21z per cent, payable on
October Is; Central and South American Telegram
Company regular quarterly IL per cent. payabs
on October 9; American Nursery Company, per
cent payable on October I: Alliance Realty Com
pany quarterly rs per cent. payable on October Is
GOOD BUYING OF COPPER-Purchases o.,
trife under 1880 pound. or about one-half cent
above the quotation Of the New York Metal EZ-
change. One of the purchases was Of 100000
pounds for delivery next month 10 a large corpora
ton Many selling agencies have disposed Of their
possible supplies well into October
ELECTED TO STOCK EXCHANGE
H Young and William Stackpole have been elected
members Of the New York Stock Exchange
SECURITIES LISTED.-The following securities
have been added 70 the Stock Exchange list: S2s-
100000 additional ordinary capital stock Of ths
Canadian Pacific Railway Company. S529.75O add
tionaI 4 per cent special guaranteed betterment
stock Of the. Cleveland & Pittsburg Railway Com
pany and 1895 900 additional consolidated mortgage
per cent coupon bonds Of the St Louis & South
western Railway Company.
MUNICIPAL BOND CERTIFTCATIONS-
County. y. J.. IS Offering for sale s550-
600 thirty-year AZ per cent viaduct bonds. TO
be engraved and certified as to genuineness by the
Columbia Trust Company, Of this city. Other bonds
recently contracted to be certified BY this trust
company Wilmington. Del. 500 900: Herkfmer
N Y. $50, 900. Utica. y. Y. $50, 600.
STEEL COMPANYS NEW TREASURER
Mccormack. assistant treasurer Of the Railway
Steel Spring Company, has been elected treasurer
to ill a vacancy which has existed for some time.
DEPOSIT OF SEABOARD BONDS ASKED
The committee. Of which William Solomon IS
chairman, representing holders OF Seaboard Air
Line Railway, Atlanta Birmingham division, first
mortgages 4 per cent bonds. has issued a request
for deposit Of the bonds with the Standard Trust
Cornpanv
New-York tribune., 1908-09-25
FOREIGN BANK RETURNS.

London, Sept. 24-The weekly return OF the
Bank of England shows the following changes
Total reserve increased 9207. .o00 circulation de-
creased s21 900; bullion increased f1S6. .000 other
securities increased Gl5S.000; other deposits de-
creased 1854 900: public deposits increased e1 287
600; government securities unchanged. The pro-
portion of the banks reserve to liabilities is now
$3.50 per cent, against 54.20 per cent last week
and compares with a decline from 51% per cent TO
5lI4 per in this week last year. The rate of
discount is unchanged at 2h per cent
Paris. Sept. 24.-The weekly return of the
Bank of France shows tho following changes: Notes
in circulation decreased q 900 francs; treasury
deposits increased 3l.3750 600 francs general de-
posits increased 20575O00 francs; gold on hand in
creased 14,425000 frances silver on hand ncreas sed
AS 000 francs; bills discounted increased 2s 900
francs; advances decreased {. .S25 900 francs
New-York tribune., 1908-09-25
MONEY AND EXCHANGE,

MONEY MARKET.-Money on call opened at IL
per cent; highest IL per cent; lowest, 1 per cent;
last loan, per cent; closing, per cent: ruling
rate, IL per cent Time money remained dull and
easy. Demand light. Rates-Sixty days 21a
per cent; ninety days. 2s4d3 per cent; four months
31A per cent; five, six and seven months 31z0324
per cent. Mercantile paper continued unchanged
demand being apathetic and business slow. Rates
Al per cent for sixty and ninety days indorsed
bills, receivable, 41a144 per cent for choice four
to six months single names and 5Q5a per cent
for others.
FOREIGN EXCHANGE.-The foreign exchange
market opened easier with sterling rates down
points to 4s67oG4 S6&4 for cables. 4S64O64 S645 for
demand sterling and 4-S5@4S51O for sxty-day bills
Short francs were quoted at 516A and short
reichsmarks at 95as. The market showed fur
ther reactionary tendency in the afternoon demand
sterling showing Il maximum decline of 14c to
1854. Gables were quoted at ASSOC 1850 de-
mand sterling at 4S630G4 $685. and sixty-day bills
at 4S4SOQ4.S5. Short francs were around 5.161.
less 1872. and short reichsmarks 952s. less 1-32
Bills were more plentiful.
New-York tribune., 1908-09-25
OUTSIDE SECURITIES.

Trading in the market for outside securities was
on a moderate scale. and considerable anima ation
developed in number of the mining stocks Prices
in general showed firm tendency, with fractional
improvements in nearly all the leading mining
shares The specialties were quiet but firm La
Rose Consolidated extensively dealt in at
fractional improvement the announcement Of
the initial dividend. Nevada Consolidated moved
up u and Cumberland-Ely small fraction Greene
Cananea. Miami. Yukon Gold, First National. Do
minfon Copper. Davis-Daly and Nipissing were
slightly higher. Goldield stocks were in fair de-
mand at small improvements. Standard Oil was up
5 points Bay State Gas steady. Bonds were
quiet, but firmer. AIlis- Chalmers IS up T.
Tidewater notes were unchanged.
New-York tribune., 1908-09-25
AMERICAN CHICLE CoMPANY.

ne regular quarterly dividend OF one and one-half
per cent q NO the Preferred
Der J. 10 all Preferred stockhoIders Of record
Sept 26 and dividend Of per cent f1c5) on the
Common Stock payable Oct 20 next 10 ali Corrn0n
stockholders Of record ct P. NJ. Oct II have this
Transfer books for the Preferred Stock close noon
Saturday, Sept. 26 and reopen at 10 A NJ oct .
next Transfer books for Common stock close a. a
p N. Wednesday Oct. a. reopen al Ia +. NJ
Oct- q mex HENRY ROWLEY. Treasurer
New-York tribune., 1908-09-25
Financial Meetings.

a t-EEELAND. CINCINNATI CHICAGO & ST LOUIS
~ RY- Co. Grand Central New Work
1S0sIhe transfer books Company will n closed
three O'clock =. ID, Friday. October
asory 70 the annual HSeting stockholders 10 ba
october zsth, and viii be rsopeEed Thursday co
CHARLES F. cox Treasurer