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New-York tribune., 1908-03-25
Citations.

THE PEOPLE oF THE srAT1 OF NV ToRN; iS,Is., 81
Lawson Lawson. May A Greer Na1cie Lsis1-
Grant CIillards
Fditb lawson Mar Mallory Randolph Lawson FsTIne
lawson Robert Lawson. Annie Hay. Carrie See May
"a sale Annie Creassey. Amy Fornan- Andrew Miller
lawson Esther Eastwood. Grace lawson. Bernard F =
Robert Lawson. Elsie Heatly the heiE~
OF Torney. deceased send Greet
ing. Whereas Samuel and David Lawson 81
have lately applied 20 me o0-ro-
gate Court County of View Tors. 90 have
writing. relating 70 both rss ana
personal property, duly proved the last VII ami
Eliza J. Tcrey. late OF the County Or sev
therefore and each o. ciref
70 before the Surrogate ef our 1ocr-y "
York a. his Office IN The County OF New 1o-s
on % MAJ. thousand Mn. run
dr-d eight. O'Clock in the roreroon
then and there TO attend the proeate ot ssd
last Will Ana such q hsrecy
under che age OF tsentyons years ar- r.
qlir TO guardian y have en- Or
n you have appear and Apply for os
viii b, appointed by The S1--o<acs -
in Testimony Whereof. We have caused me seal II
the Surrogate Court said County OF New York
20 BE hsre-luto a@xed Witness. HON. ABNE7 9.
THOMAS. a Surrogate % said Co1ory q
a County. the Ior1 tzy -
q. 81 March. IN the ye4- OF Lord rhouSzaf
DANIEL j. DOT0<ET.
Clerk OF the surroyats's Court
PJTTSET. TWOMBLY & PCTSEST. Attorneys tor Pett-
rioners. Rector St. " I. City
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FAIR FINANCE 2
To Every Man and Woman With Savings

u of American invested
The annually %a ,sIo sJ ~afh ~
been as. finance They shdSa ss sE ns Ser~a n WAL
deadlock benefited no stt continue" meant death I" Wall Street, disaster
The people
predicted the outcome that Wall Street
Spg n r ns @ hs
Ma been
not buy hsr o -four bS aes rT s
awakened fact that they
% saH % % E 5 % s S. sssh
Street dg Ii we an" trade vii" '
fep w SAFE b~" f" he"s"
% nR#&S & E ~ % 1bs bs the za a540 s = - % @ % ps
that g s g
the nH' " 'S
"@ Tbe~ eP dbemT@onof An nd Europe:
.z @ s @ until after the First has been presented an. bought
Gbz @ 6s s been % hRst @ v as 20 as5 % %
pa6as the people
ana only because Of the remarkable conditions which sur
have ene bond
hddsds combined with Tr San I ~.y ss
H whs @ ab5 Id @ sb sa t g publ Go
conditions and control the investment
Pps wall wall Street fa T9 aH anS
which offered the
seu b double the price a~nSn'S
IId
% %fem Gsy 3 % W purpose
THOMAS w. LAWSON
March,
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ber OF passengers carried mile was 1ss7 ETA.
an increase Of s5.se7 "a. The report continues:

ber OF passengers carried mile LIST l52.24
an increase of 65 scr, ,721 The report continues:
In the conducting transportation accounts
the largest increase is shown IN the charges
covering compensation paid to employees espe-
cially those connected directly with the train
service. this being due IN part additional busi-
ness done but more generally TO increased rates
IN all departments; TO the extension Of block
signal territory and Improvement and elabore-
ton OF existing signals. and to the putting into
effect OF the eght-hour day for operators. An
agreement was entered into between the rail-
road company and the Pullman company, pro-
Viding for Pullman service for twenty-ive
years from January /. 1905; also an agreement
with the Western Union Telegraph Company pro-
yiding for telegraph service for thirty years
from January J., 1906. These contracts super
sede ali prior agreements with these companies.
and are more favorable in their terms to the
rallroad COMPANY The company's holdings of
2;'is shares of the common capital stock of the
Soston a Maine Railroad Company. acquired
curing the previous year, were exchanged for
equal amount of capital stock OF the New York
New haven & Hartford Railroad Company.
The condensed general Balance sheet as Of De-
cemher 81 1907. follows:
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CENTRAL'S REPORT OUT.
NET E4RNINGS DECREASE.
Ertra Outlay More than Eats Up
Increase in Gross Receipts.

--,. annual report OF the New York Central &
4,.6so7 River Railroad Company for the fiscal
- ended December 81 1907, which was issued
os.erdav. shows gross earnings Of SOS $50 .o5a.
.-resse OF sss7s ee1 over the preceding year: net
.-,incs OF g. a decrease of S2s2os and
x--,l,s earned OF S5s5. .esa. compared with the
s-rl,s for 1906 OF ss.fSs7se Regarding the general
,osstion Of the company the report says:
IRE great expansion OF business throughout
-h;ch ended IN October last brought 20 this COM
7sszs gaaz has 6eer a continued growth in gross
earnings for several years past but this has
rzther than 20 an Increase II rates Incident TO
sood times. in order 70 handle the growing vol
isrged a great expense and the number Of en-
n material rose 10 a level never before reached
ir recent years. When, therefore. late in the
<sIl of lsa7, depression set in, it was at once
fet b this company well as by all other
lines. and gross earnings fell of suddenly and
= once &c correspond with the shrinkage in
gross revenue
Il discussing federal and state railroad regu-
!arion the report says:
TIE tendency 70 regulate railroads and the de-
federal and state laws, either enacted or pro
roSe6 The Interstate Commerce Commission
&c. established in a number of The states have
heen S1Ten indefinite and almost arbitrary power.
rz1---x ~ labor have been shortened nv law
-ates Of fare have been reduced. liability for ac-
numerous 10 mention burdens have been placed
or railroad companies which other corporations
s-e not subjected 10, and their ability bear
them has been lessened- While the enactment of
Just and equal laws is Of the highest inlpor-
tzrce 70 railroads, much Of the recent legisla-
ton mas not been preceded by intelligent study
Or --TestlEzIion and has been passed without
reference 10 practical results, Uncertainty as
- 11e effect OF these new laws. and doubt as 70
hcT far regulation and special legislation as 10
ra-l-os Gs l. 70 be carried. has without question
beeu one OF the causes which have unsettled the
value of securities and helped TO bring on the
present period Of depression.
The income account compares as follows:
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PHILADELPHIA STOCKS.

FURNISHED hv Charles =. Barney Co. No 25
street. New York, ana No L. south 4th street
PhaCslphia1
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DOsTOFFICE DEPARTMENT. WASHINGTON; D C.;
L 19OS--Sealed proposals Will De receiVeo
Purchasing Agent Of this DepaE5
until O'Clock April 10 43os, Tor
furnishing Stationery (ncudiug paper wrapping paper
cardboard. copy books and blank books TAGS
drawing materials inks ard n1uciage pens and pen
holders pencils erases shears. typewrters
supplies duplicating devices computing nAGnIIies
goods, miscellaneous supplies. RuDpef
Stamps inks pads racks FOR same Numbering
Machines etc; Copying Presses: Furniture Car
pets, etc: Buckets and Boxes. Dry tToods
Irvine Cordage Hardware and Trucks; Leather ana
Leather Betting Electrical Supplies; Paints, OILS Chem
Cas Glass; Lumber; Fuel, Ice, etc: Forage, and
Supplies they be ordered ior the use
OF he Office Department any Drancn OF the
during the fiscal
beginning July 1905 ending June so. 1903 Blanks
specifications instructions TO bid
GERS, viii furnished application 10 the Prchas
ing Agent for the Office Department, washington,
.. c. c p. GRASDFIELD. Acting Postmaster General.
4 RNY BUILDING. WHITEHALL STREET. NEW
"A 1SsbS.-Sealed proposals.. ID tripL
subject the usual conditions VII be received
until u o'clock April D 1905 FOR supplying
and delivering coal during year commencing jury /
1908 follows: To QuarterTuasteTs vessels IN Ne"
York Hareor: Army Transports foreign coang sta
Gibraltar. Aden. Port Said COLOMBO singapore
Malta. Suez Agiers and Perrin: at New York CITY II
cluding Brooklyn: Sandy Hook y. ]. information
furnished application. L 8 reserves the right 70
accept reject any all bids any part thereof
Envelopes containing proposals 20 be married Proposals
for Coal opened April IS. 1905 and addressed 10
WM 5. PATTEN. Depot QuarterTnaster.
New-York tribune., 1908-03-25

Maturing 1908 %.
FURNISHED by swa.twout Appenzelar No - Pine ST.
Amy
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Proposals.

DOsTOFFICE DEPARTMENT. WASHINGTON, D. &;
March 10 160s.-SeaIed proposals Will be received
at the Purchasing Agent OF this Department
until o'clock p. April ID. 1905 for furnlsnlns te
Guide OF four years rom july
I. proposals with specifications ana
will be furnished on Application
Purchasing Agent for the Post ONCE
Washington ID. =. q. " l. MEYER FostnlasteF zen
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A Neat Portfolio
to encase the first
set (I2 series) Of
TiSSOt
Bible Pictures
old Tesfament)
(0Id Tesfament)

will be mailed for 10 cents.
Owing to the great de-
mand for the New 1es-
lament Pictures, we are
now Offering them in one
complete set, 40 pictures
in all, for SI.O0 and cou-
pon marked b.
SEND THIS COUPON AND 10 CENTS FOB
EtcH SERIES DESIRED TO NeW-YoRk
TRIBUNE, TISSoT DEPT.
OLD TESTAMENT PICTURES.
New-York tribune., 1908-03-25
BOSTON STOCKS.

FURNISHED by r. L. Day & Co, No 81 Wall street.
Mar q Mara Mar % Mar "A
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BOSTON WOOL MARKET.

AM Ry conv os az
E-lec q Peo As ssA
n J con 5s. lO1 !.
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sAnd interest
GERRY COMPANIES.
BALTIMORE STOCKS.

! br Van schaicll & Co.. No wan strsetl
New-York tribune., 1908-03-25
COLLATERAL TRUST NOTES.

-Ex dividend.
Mountain Home maverick. [volume] (Mountain Home, Idaho) 1906-1911, 1908-04-16

E. A. Page of Glenns Ferry was
in town the first of the week.
See Wheeler for fruit and shade
trees.
Good as the best cigars can be and
are made in Mountain Home.
For first class nursery stock see
Harry Watkins.
Bob Smith next Monday night
at the opera house.
Tyler, the tailor, repairs clcth
ing. Take that suit to him an
have it made like new.
An eyeopener-Your friends win
thank you if you tell them about
the Elmore cigar.
John Cowen this week spent sew
era1 days at his sheep camp south
of the Snake river.
Miss Mary Cupp, of Caldwell, is
visiting at the home of Mrs. Kittie
Cowen.
] o. Baker, who has been in this
city and at Boise attending to bust
ness matters returned to Trinity
Tuesday.
Call and inspect the wall paper
stock just received at Trathcn s
furniture store. Designs that are
hummcrs.
Just arrived; our new spring
stock of wall paper; all prices from
s cents up to latest imported de-
signs
There will be a social dance at the
Ope ra house on Friday evening,
April pa, for the benefit of the
Catholic church. Everyone invited
to attend.
If you make your money il
Mountain Home, spend it in Noun
tain Home by patronizing home
products. Always take an Elmore
cigar. It's msdc at home.
Mountain Home maverick. [volume] (Mountain Home, Idaho) 1906-1911, 1908-04-16
TALK OF The TOWN

Subscribe for the Maverick
The Gilmore Cigar speaks for
tsclf.
DR.. King visited the Capital city
Sunday.
Harry L. Magden was in the
Capital city Monday,
Sam S. Eek stein was a visitor to
Boise the first of the week.
Miss Grace Grain, seventh grade
teacher in the city schools, was in
Boise last Saturday.
X l. Perky of Boise is in the
city assisting County Attorney Nc
Laug him in the prosecution of the
James Clark case.
wing pictures with new illus
trated songs every night at the old
Acker building. Three changes OF
films every week.
Enj oy good smoke by calling
for an Elmore. 1t is made al
home
Before you install water system
for your home call on the Spangen-
berg Electric & Machine Co. for
prices and information on under
ground tanks; cold in SINNER and
no freezing in winter.
c. A. Vcrrctt, one of the pro-
prict orS of the Gilmore Abstract q
Tito company, who has been in
Dakota the past two months, re.
turned 10 Mountain Home las
week to take up his work in secur.
ing the county records. He state.
that the year is unusually dry il
Dakota and unless there is al
abundance of rain very shortly the,
will experience a droug this sea
son.
Mountain Home maverick. [volume] (Mountain Home, Idaho) 1906-1911, 1908-04-16

If Spangenberg wires your house
it is done right.
Senator Pence was in the city
Monday.
Thos. Trathen, the furniture
man, was in Boise Tuesday.
Dom forget the Elmore cigar.
1t is home product and better
than most of the best
Spring street hats are arriving
and l have now on sale nice line
or your selection. Mrs. Hendricks.
DeWitt's Little Early Risers,
the famous little liver pills. Sold
by Keener Drug Store.
Norman Belcher, agent Of the
state land board, was in the city
few days last week.
A number from here attended
the dance at Glenns Ferry last Fri
day and report an excellent time.
DR.. Mather made a professional
visit on Glenns Ferry patients last
Friday.
Eggs for Matching from White
Leghorn stock at so cents per
dozen. w. E Preston, Noun
tain Home. Idaho.
Change of films at the moving
picture show three ties during the
week. There will be a change Fri
day night and you should not forget
to attend.
VIM. Howard a former resident
of Mountain Home who moved to
Glenns Ferry to accept a position
with the Short Line the first of the
year was in the city Monday.
Attorneys Perkey, Dockery, Wy
man and Haga, all of Boise arrived
in town Monday to attend district
court which is in session at the
courthouse
John H. Garrett and Oh S. L
Sawyer were the victims of an &C
cident last week that resulted in
quite seriods injuries 10 both. Mr.
Garrett will probably be fully re-
covered in a few days = his injur.
les consisted of severeS cruises, but
MIR. Sawyer wss not so fortunate
and is now confined TO his room al
the Evans, suffering from a frac.
tured knee cap. In driving south oil
town their h orse SHE'D at some OBJ
ject at the side of the road md be-
came unmanageable, overturnin Z
the buggy and throwing both men
to the ground.
Mountain Home maverick. [volume] (Mountain Home, Idaho) 1906-1911, 1908-04-16
Grand View Land and Irrigation Co.

they
earlier
Southern Idaho
that obtain California Melons of all
abundanty and
All other Idaho especially alfalfa which
yields
profitable product.
Mountain Home maverick. [volume] (Mountain Home, Idaho) 1906-1911, 1908-04-16

i andIR lie
Snake River altitude and under their
occasionally in
Mountain Home maverick. [volume] (Mountain Home, Idaho) 1906-1911, 1908-04-16

s" full
Omaha daily bee., 1908-09-24
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Births-Frank DETER, 900 North Twenty
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ton street, boy: Verge Johnson. 15ll Lea
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Deaths-Mrs. Killie f. DIR, S2l South
Nineteenth street, 81 years; Harry Lee
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Henrietta r.. Sherwood, 1925 South Thirty
second avenue, 81 years; Lena Weidemann,
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Benson Pharmacy, Benson, Nee; -
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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1908-08-22

IN LIE THIRD JUDICIAL DISTprc1
Sourl or the state of Utah in 80
oait Lake county. w 8 W.Snu ~
PldintiIf, VS.. Frank I. Wilson ana r
aha all persons unknown who haua any
lam any interest by, through or =.
saio FRANK !. Wilson, in or fo iots - nrl
o. OF plock one %. lots l. ? 2 4 a anu
ol piock two CD. and lots * ara ,c 10
oiock tnree CD. West boulevard Suhd; I
SION OF lots IL. IS and 10, block 2s fiva'anr-
plat a Big Field survey wbethar re
HeIrs, devisees, grantees or otberwise
REFEREES SALE
Nouce is hereby given that tho
In ~ nelerees. appointed by the conrt
III ,ne ABOVE entitled cause will san Tu y
pubic sale for CASH to the b;gbas : at
aoo' on monday, the 10th dav 81 no
dyvo. at Il o'clock M, at ths 80 usust,
SS ou OF the city and countv b'iiiSdtiIon t
ssn Lake City. Utah, the foiIoarinns :,
si9eo real property. to wit. oe-
An OF lots fifty-six (5s) ana f,f,u
90 OF block one Cd. lot one NJ ~ seven
~ and lots twenty-five' 19 = oiock
oMenty-slx (26) of block thraa q ana
pia'ted IN West Boulevard s,,bdiyit1' as
oa, seventeen 10. eighteen 0S1 snd n,oi
zen uS). block twenty-three l9Sa nihe-
Salt Lake. 's' IN the county
e1S a'eu at Salt Lake City. Utah rrIr -
A T MOON.
J. r. DAVIS.
A H PARSONS.
Referees.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1908-08-22
assessment No, "a

cip MAB 3Iasa MINING COMPANY. PR1N-
Utah. Notice is hereby given axe axe city,
me- meeting Of the board of directors held on a
.ne 10Th day of August. 1908. an asSa oh
ievied OIL Oh sever @ cents per share was
a9on, payable on or before the 15tE p G
oe Seprem6er, 1905, to W. Mont FerrH
Secretary. at room $40 Atlas block Wy r.
A Afr0n stock sG4'n n5 street ts Salt Lake City. Utah.
may remain unpaid on the 15th dsMient
advertised for sale at public auctton an n
so dtfSe on pf tBe s1b Is MAGE before. win be
pay the delinquent assessment toT ~ 70
WIZ all cost of advertising and eTpen nsa
u sare' W. MONT FERRY
location Secretary.
as DOCK Salt lake City. Utah.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1908-08-22
GRAIN AND PROVISIONS

due mai Aug. 2i.-Wheat opened
traders to the 20 s6e indifference of %for mfsn
prii6enced by declines at ne sesrerday as
decIinep european grain markers al the
fering of wh esfrl fsem to more liberal i ofe
on inc Danube. and the fswon ahd points
It's Tr OF the Argentine crop Ao'e Pros
quiet for a on f,o me local market was very
telling OF low Temperatures Ias at'snatches
LODI. SasNetchewar. Alberta hrn Ia
ing a om nIuve demand from several ,es.1'
Setner with an advance of mo- ees To-
caTria5 mInnlpeg started a rally which
the one,Ip rnees rnore than cent aanvn
vahced from 93h to 947s. December q
NY 20 soa. ABOUT midday a nromi soId
General pe saII to sell freely, which sta arfni
sult was . hrs o PIT traders. The re-
no az 1ellveries a trifle below the o 1n1
su-e rms selling pressure was
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1908-08-22
THE SALT LAKE HERALD: SATURDAY. Arc1isr ). .

nspired to a large extent nv n,narons
mert % when predicted a heavy moyes
week rhhe" wheat in the northwest next
th;s ihe market failed to recover f,one
r an Setback a heavy tone prevailing TN
weas aeen OF the day. The close was
"ean at almost the lowest point was
Soid weather in the corn heir .nd ,ho
nnrcba OF WHEAT induced considered HE
penens or corn early in the day, which
easTseo moderate strength. The close was
StiHy' altnoush December and Nav were
tations. ds maj quo
Oats were Independently firm all dav
One OF the chief factors i'm the situatior,
was me crop report of a local bank. which
was mace p>blic toby and which placed
tne Total yield for this wear at % oAG 0l0
nusheis less than the estimate made bv
the government on Aug. /
win the exception OF a brief period of
seeaolness early in the day growing out
DIVING by a local packer. provisions |
49, weak all day. The close was at
Leading futures ranged as foJl,vs.