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Golden Valley chronicle. (Beach, Billings County, N.D.) 1905-1916, 1909-02-26
Local News Items

Sheriff Will was in town yester-
day.
T. G. Plomason, county survey
or, made a business trip to Medora
last Tuesday.
James McGrath purchased three
horses at the horse sale at Halls
barn last Tuesday.
Arthur Lytle was called to Glen
dive on business Monday, return
ing Tuesday morning.
o. A. Malin, general agent for
the Northwestern Thresher Co., of
Fargo, was at Beach in the inter-
ests Of his company last Tuesday.
The Wallace school house ten
miles north Of Beach is being COW
cred with a coat Of paint this
week. Christ Larsn is doing the
work.
Mrs. E. H. Garmo is reported
very i'll this week, being threaten.
ed with typhoid-pneumonia. Her
little, three-months-old son is also
under the Doctors care.
j. M. johnson, one of Yates bus.
mess men, was caller at Beach on
Tuesday of this week. Mr.. johnson
reports things progressing rapidly
in our little sister town to the
west.
Golden Valley chronicle. (Beach, Billings County, N.D.) 1905-1916, 1909-02-26

WANTED: At once, two girls,
for kitchen and dining room.
Butte Hotel, Sentinel Butte, N.
Oak. 15tf.
One of the coaches of No. 6 was
sidetracked here Tuesday morning,
owing to the trucks being out of
order.
GIRL WANTED for general
house work; good wages to comp
etent girl.-Mrs. H. K. Schuster,
Wibaux, Mont. /
Lowell Bros. have erected ma
chinery house on their lots just
across the alley from the rear of
their hardware store. Beach's two
machinery firms are preparing for
big business this year.
FOR SALE: About 20 thorough
bred Rhode Island Red Cockerels
at $1.00 each; also eggs for setting,
$1.00 for Is or $500 for 1O0.-
Geo. Gordon, Beach, N. Oak.
southeast quarter 2S-142- Jos. 1917
If you want your raw land to re-
turn one dollar an acre the first
year and get it broke besides. adj
dress P. O. box 258, Beach, N.
Dak,. or inquire at the Chronicle
office. 15tf.
H. A. Cate, of Carlyle, will have
an auction sale at his farm one and
a half miles southeast of that post.
office, on March 2, when he will
dispose of his personal property.
A. Morris, the auctioneer, will cry
at the sale. Lunch will be served
at noon.
Golden Valley chronicle. (Beach, Billings County, N.D.) 1905-1916, 1909-02-26
If you want a good quarter Sec
ton Of land at a reasonable price,
near a good school and in a fine
community, about II miles from
Beach, see {. Lloyd, Beach, N. D.

The Beach postoffice recently re-
ceived a limited amount of two cent
postage stamps of the special issue
concentrating the Tooth anniver.
sary on Feb. IL, 1909, Of the birth
of Abraham Lincoln. Under orders
from the department they were
placed on sale on Lincoln's birth
day and their sale will continue
until the supply is exhausted. No
other than two cents have been sup
piled in the special Lincoln issue.
The Newport miner. [volume] (Newport, Wash.) 1899-current, 1909-09-09
Car Surplus Lessened.

Chicago, Sept 7.-Notwithstand-
ing the rush orders placed by tue
railroads for thousands of new cars.
it is feared there will not be eouip-
ment sufhcient to move the enormous
crops and supply the country With
its growing business in shipments Of
every kind.
An official bulletin of the American
Railway Association shows that in
the fortnight preceding September
idle cars had been reduced by 40
600. This is the smallest surplu.
since last October, at which time
shortages We're reported at various
points. The roads in the Northveest
are urging dealers along their lines
to rush in coal supplies now, AZ they
fear there will be NO cars available
for these shipments after grain BE-
gins to move In earnest.
The Newport miner. [volume] (Newport, Wash.) 1899-current, 1909-09-09
RAILROADS ENGAGE
IN SPEED WAR
TRAINS WILL MAKE FAST TIME
TO COAST.
MAIL CONTRACTS INVOLVED
Fight lnaugurated by Hill Lines
in Order to Forestall the
St. Paul Road.

Chicago, Sept 6.-When the Hill
lines announced few days ago that
they would lop ten hours OF the
fastest time between Chicago and
the North Pacific Coast points they
inaugurated a speed war that has
spread over the entire transcontinen-
tai railway map In the Southwest
territory, the fight is on for the mail
contract. The Santa Fee proposes to
cut ten hours Off it's time between
Kansas City and Los Angeles and
its rivals are scurrying in every d.
rectton and ordering their experts
to get equipment in condition and be
ready to meet the time of the Santa
Fee
3. The fight started when the Hill
lines apparently sought to forestall
the St. Paul road, which, with its
Puget Sound extension, will soon be
in position to make trouble in regard
to rates and mail contracts.
Notice was served by the Burling
ton that, effective September IL, that
road also would no longer observe
the Western Passenger train speed
agreement. The Burlington desires
to forestall the St. Paul and annex
the mail traffic before that road is in
a position to compete for it. If the
Government accepts the proposition.
this will be the first through fast
mail and express train between Chi
-cago and the Middle West and the
Puget Sound territory, and will re-
suit in facilitating the mails in the
Far Northwest by fully half day.
1t is purposed to start the train out
OF Chicago about 80 o'clock in the
morning and get to Seattle soon after
noon Of the third day The mails for
that territory now arrive at night,
The Hill management asks the
Government to give It all the Puget
Sound mail for the new train.
The Newport miner. [volume] (Newport, Wash.) 1899-current, 1909-09-09
WASH|NCTONNEWS
STATED IN BRIEF
TELEGRAPHIC CHRONICLE OF
STATE HAPPENINGS.
SCHIVELY CANNOT ESCAPE
Prosecuting Attorney Pugh of Spo-
kane, Insists State Official Shall
Face Trial.

Spokane Prosecuting Attorney
Pugh, commenting on the prediction
of Israel, at Tacoma, that Sch1vely
and Gordon would never be tried,
stated:
II do not as yet know whether
the perjury charge against Sch1vely
was materially injured by reason OF
it's having been presented to the Sen
ate, because I have not seen the rec
ord. The mere fact of his acquittal
by the Senate will not, however. In
any ma oner affect the criminal
charge. an willing to say, with
reference 10 Mr.. Israel's prediction,
that ] confdently expect to try
Scbively I'D convict him Of perjury
committed before the grand jury"
Mr.. Pugh declined to discuss the
Gordon ease, as Israel is not Cor
d0n's attorney.
The Newport miner. [volume] (Newport, Wash.) 1899-current, 1909-09-09
STRIKERS OBSERVE DAY
Annual Labor Event Will Be Mem.
orable in Pennsylvania.

Annual Labor Event Will Be Mem.
orable in Pennsylvania.
Piftsburg, Pa, Sept labor day
In Western Pennsylvania found near
ly 10000 men idle as result Of
strikes. lockouts and walkouts. The
5000 glassworkers OF the American
Glass Company, who paralyze the
glass industry throughout the coun-
try: the $500 unskilled and non
union strikers of the Pressed Steel
Car Company: the $4,000 organized
but dissatisfied coal miners in this
vicinity. and the 5000 union tinplate
workers, aided in making the day
one to be remembered.
Practically abandoning hope that
they will be reinstated at the plant
of the Pressed Steel Car Company.
$500 striking employees of the con-
Germ In Schoenville ended gigantic
mass meeting by violent quarrels
among themselves.
The Newport miner. [volume] (Newport, Wash.) 1899-current, 1909-09-09
9G2 Want Dry District.

Vancouver. question of IL
cense. or no license will be voted
upon by all the country districts in
Clark County outside of the incor-
porated towns on November 2, a pet
ition- with 1852 signatures having
been filed Saturday with the County
Auditor by Donald McMaster, presi-
dent Of the Clark County Local OPP
ton League
The district which will vote upon
the local option question includes
all Clark County save Vancouver,
Camas, Washougal, Yacolt. La Cen
ter and Ridgefield Vancouver hold
ing a separate election on the same
question. In this district there ID
but one saloon, at Battle Ground.
The Newport miner. [volume] (Newport, Wash.) 1899-current, 1909-09-09
Name Starts Row.

White Salmon. - The Spokane.
Portland & Seattle Railway Co.
has filed in the Superior Court of
Klickitatt County a suit for an in
juction against the State Railroad
Commission to delay enforcement of
the Commissions order that the rail-
road place the name of Bingen as
station ON its timetables and tariffs,
bracketed with the name of White
Salmon
The White Salmon Valley has been
widely advertised, until White Sal
mon has come to be a trade name
for this section. and its products,
and the confusion resulting from the
valley being known by one name and
the station tapping it by another.
caused the railroad company to file
suit against the enforcement Of the
Commissions decree.
The Newport miner. [volume] (Newport, Wash.) 1899-current, 1909-09-09
BALLINGER WILL SEE TAFT
Forestry Service May Be Transferred
to Interior Department.


Beverly, Mass, Sept. 6.--L-Veiy
speculation is being INDUCED In
around the Summer capital regard
ing results that may follow the visit
OF Secretary Of the Interior Balnnser
to Beverly this week. Mr.. Ball1nger
will bring with him the reports
called for by the President from va
rious officials of the Interior Depart
ment. Mr.. Ballfnger. after scanning
these papers in Washington. an
nounced that the department hao
nothing to fear as to the course OF
its officials.
One Of the hints thrown out re-
Gently is to the effect that an effort
NAV be made to transfer tho forest
nv service from the Department OF
Agriculture to the Department OF the
Interior.
Whether Chief Forester Plnchot
would consent to remain in once
il he were placed where he woulo
be directly subordinate to the Sec
rotary of the Interior is susceptible
of doubt.
The Newport miner. [volume] (Newport, Wash.) 1899-current, 1909-09-09
Pierce County Names Ashton.

ACKNOWLEDGEMENT James A. Ash
ton was chosen as the Pierce county
candidate for congressman to fill the
vacancy caused by the death or
Francis Cushman at the informal
Republican primaries.
By the terms OF a proposition SUBJ
mitted to the voters and oyerwhelm-
ingly carried, Ashton will choose his
own delegates to the district con-
vention.
Unless a solid combination is ef-
fected in>the southwest, Ashton will
probably receive the nomination.
which Is equivalent to the election.
The southwest is much split up at
present with a host of candidates.
The Newport miner. [volume] (Newport, Wash.) 1899-current, 1909-09-09
Natural Bridge Found In Utah.

Salt Lake, Utah. Sept. 5.-With q
span of 274 feet and more than 500
feet high, a natural bridge, said to
bs the largest known. has been dis
covered by members Of the Utan
Archae Geological Society who have re-
turned from an expedition along the
Colorado River in Northern Arizona
and Southern Utah. The bridge Is
located four miles north Of the Ar1-
IONA line in the state OF Utah.
The Newport miner. [volume] (Newport, Wash.) 1899-current, 1909-09-09
BloOdhounds Can't Trail Robbers.

Newcastle, Pa. Sept T. The
bloodhounds OF the. Baltimore &
Ohio Railroad after q fruitless search
were unable. to, trail the men for
whose, capture $4,000 reward is. Of
gfered for displacing a rail on the
Baltimore 8 Ohio track near here.
.ditseIhing the Pittsburg and Chicago
Royal Flyer" and causing the
death OF three persons and the In
Jury OF Is.
The Newport miner. [volume] (Newport, Wash.) 1899-current, 1909-09-09
Stewart Is Candidate for Congress

Kelso.-Fred l.. Stewart, banker
and State Senator from Cowlttx
county, has announced his candidacy
for the Republican nomination in the
forthcoming special election to select
a successor to Congressman F. w.
Cushman in the Second District.
Senator Stewart has been cashier
of the Kelso State Bank for about
10 years, and has been energetic in
all the movements to upbuild South
west Washington.
The Newport miner. [volume] (Newport, Wash.) 1899-current, 1909-09-09
United Spanish Veterans Meet.

Tacoma. Sept S.-The United
Spanish War Veterans of the United
States met here today in annual
convention The convention will last
the remainder of the week About
senting all portions Of the country.
Commander-in-Ch Charles w.
Newton. of Hartford, Conn, will pre-
side at the sessions
1t is the first national convention
Of any moment that has ever taken
place in Tacoma, and the city is
bestirring itself in every way pos
sible to give the delegates a hospi-
table welcome.
The Newport miner. [volume] (Newport, Wash.) 1899-current, 1909-09-09
.PEARY TOO, FINDS
the NORTH POLE

"Stars and Stripes Nailed to North
Pole" Is His Message of Victory
New York, Sept. 6.-The follow
ing dispatch was received here to-
day:
Indian Harbor. via Cape Ray. N.
S.. Sept. 6.--To Associated Press.
New York: Stars and Stripes nailed
to North Pole. (Signed) PEARY. >,
The Newport miner. [volume] (Newport, Wash.) 1899-current, 1909-09-09
SINGLE WEAVERS STRIKE
Manufacturers Stand Firm and Re-
fuse Wage Increase.

fuse Wage Increase.
Hoquiam, Wash, Sept. CAS- the
result Of meeting of the single
weavers' union held in this city Sun
day. every single mill in Chehalis
County will be shut down unless the
manufacturers grant an increase in
wages
The single manufacturers have
passed a resolution stating that the
present scale of wages paid their
employees is positively all that can
be paid, and il further increase of
wages is demanded by the said en-
ployes, the mills will be forced to
close indefinitely. and that an open
shop edtct will follow any strike.
The Newport miner. [volume] (Newport, Wash.) 1899-current, 1909-09-09
$4,000 Demanded for Slap On Face

HoQuiyn. Proceed were be-
gun in The Superior Court Saturday
by attorneys representing Mrs. Les
ter Howell in a suit for $4,000 dam
ages against John Winters. wealthy
local business man. The action
grows from an alleged slap in the
face administered to Mrs. Howell
during a controversy over a corset
which she had purchased from Win
tiers and was DESTROYS Of returning.
The Newport miner. [volume] (Newport, Wash.) 1899-current, 1909-09-09
Japan Day Draws 1000 to Sec Fair

Seattle.-Never outside OF Asia
have so many Japanese been assem-
bled as were gathered in the Alaska
Yukon-Pacific grounds Saturday to
celebrate Japan day. Seven thou
sand Of the Emperor's subjects live
in and near Seattle, and nearly all
of them visited the fair at some time
during the day.
The Newport miner. [volume] (Newport, Wash.) 1899-current, 1909-09-09

n00EnV e. V6NNIs =
Commander Robert e. Peary, the ia
nous arctic explorer, has been en-
gagged in research and exploration In
the far north since 1885. He is 4 ma
tive Of Pennsylvania, a graduate Of
Bowdoin college and entered the navy
a. a civil engineer in 1881.
The Newport miner. [volume] (Newport, Wash.) 1899-current, 1909-09-09
-
CANADA WANTS OWN NAVY
Three Shipbuilders Consider Locat-
ing Yards in Dominion.

Ottawa, Ont, Sept. 7.--Canada is
extremely anxious to. possess war
fleet OF its own and efforts are being
put forth to induce British ship
builders tc locate plants on Canadian
soil. 1t is said three world-famous
shipbuilders are now considering
proposals to locate branch yards in
the Dominion and have been assured
that the Canadian government will
grant every concession in the way OF
tariff or in any other line possible.
New-York tribune., 1909-01-02
LIVESTOCK MARKET.
o. r'isred

New York. January /. 1893.
BEN Is Receipts were ." cars or so head. IN
cattle he!i over from yesterday. =
9rr u be sold slow but steady bulls ard
hanged. the yards We're c4taI common -
prime sold a. s. N52s6 = To- lF' ID, oxen ana
stays al 81 I5U$5. - 25GN4 at N21N+ r.
Dressed beef in light yesterday quotations
10 later adyices from the LEerp.o ami i>na"n
fe.F in tbs New York. Southampton. making the
totals or 7.91o quarters. all 10 ports Of Great
Saes-J. shanberg & Son 70 OHIO steers l2Sl n
ar.rag al So per 10" IL - Virginia 90 ZIG H. -
Sc 60. IS 1910 n at So so: stag I2s9 n a, 81
Newton CO. 90 Virginia steers lZ3s n, al y -
- Illinois GO St o. % DO 1897 n al - 90
- do 1850 p. s. l2-. . do Iut0 n. az - - -
sanders. bull 1920 . 81 / $50 n. at s. %
=, io1" n. a. $2 -. do. $50 p at 8
Mcpherson & 1o- oxen l"4" ~ al =
- So , do n 50 10. ID. S21 n At 81 81" do
= CAIN ES-Receip,s were 6os head. Including 90
head FOR and 80 head for the market Trace
ss -er limited prices steady. Comm F'als s"i
rer 100 II: Western calves AZ 81 90 Dressed
calves quiet steadE prices or a. "a l5 FT 10 TOT '
Saes-John Z Nelson: - Western calves 4o2 N aver
age. AZ 81 ST. 100 70.
>iEIEP AND LAMBS-Receipts were 20 cars Or
bez5 l~~u=fuz I2i. - slagEht-Te-s and :
cars f"T tie market sheep and lambs were both quiet
and trade confined 70 The jersey C'v yaIs where
> -ars changed hands steady prices Ordinary .
choice sheep sold 81 5oa$5 per l"e n ye1Tlnss al
: 5UaS6 medium anus at $ l2Lz Dressed mutton
sloN 5l2c per 10 Teth=fs "--qt" dressed amos
Ssles-Kers Commission Company. 1s9 Buffalo lambs
"a n avegag 81 l2 2er 100 n p Buffalo yeaIHss
81 n. a S6 80. Il DO 1-s n. az 8 90 .. - go
Tnd6 Z co. 50 Ohio sheep 121 -. a. s.: 81 30 1p3
=. S3 -. - DO, ia II. al s. 90 -, $500 -,
HOGS-Recepts were % cars. or ,. SEQ head. all for
- 2rz=sed hogs quiet yesterdays quotations
=. aSizc per n for medium TO light weights
New-York tribune., 1909-01-02
OTHER mARke7s-gY TELEGRAPH

Chicago. Jan. I-CATTLE-Re estimated 2 ooo
head market strong; beeZes S4aSa 9o LehanS - %
3 Ss so cows and hefer 81 soGs5 10: calves 81 5oa
testinlatedl. 1900 head market
S9i0o higher, Ight s. pass 80 mixed $ 800 s6 l5'
49, S5TS6 20. 81 6JQS5 so bulk OF sales
= 7ta So l. SHEEP-Reoeipts tesrHzted), 5000 head.
r-arke s-org: natives. - 75QS5 %" Western S5aS5 >
es-T5-cs 3 5oFSe So native lambs 81 5"aSI s. West
er: 81 i5US7 - -
steers s. 5CaS7. VEALS-Receipts 600 head market
500 Ees. market active and l0c higher heavy and
-ve5 So SIS 10 X, Workers. s. 7oIS6 % pigs
COS "a. roughs 50 25GS5 80. 5ares. s. So4S6
E45FFp AN2 LANRS-ReceiPts. 1Gffo head, market
aoti-p and steady. lambs S54S1 %
Lan=ss ri,, Jan l.-CATTLE-Receipts. 1000 mead.
-nr 100 Southerns market steady strong choice
dressed beef steers, S6GS1. fair good.
.a Sc western S4aS6: sockers and feeders.
- Southern steers. sass 50. southern COWS
8 4S4 native cows. S2as3 =. native he!feTs sS9$S
Ssl-El calves 81 5n1Ss E1fiS-Receirts, 5000
- ra-lze+ D. higher closing week TOT. S5 9I'z bulk
- sales s. 45qs5 heavy. ;. st& aIlz hackers and
e. f56SS 90 light. g. s. n. pigs. 81 5G9
s. ~ SHFEP-Recepts 1000 head: market steady.
and aElinzs 81 -GS1 10. West
- -earI3ge s. JoaSs 80 Western sheep. sass. stock
ana feeders. S3cS4 -
New-York tribune., 1909-01-02
Copartnership Notices.
New FORK, Philadelphia, and Paris.

New York Philadelphia, and Paris.
December 3Ist. 1905
NJ HENRY P. DAWSON. formerly ce-Fresidert ~
-, zt, National Bank of this city. this ad-
,,f,,.s p. PARTNER in our h-nas in New York, Phe-
5.l,A,a ana Paris resident New York
c1ztrz TO she death Of or partner. Nj JAMES "
PArT II fo-7ne-ly resident in PhlacelREar his IN
.e-.-, 81 our firms terminates this daT-
y r. MORGAN 6 co.
New York
DREXEL & CO.
Philadelphia
MORGAN HARJES & CO.
Paris.
New-York tribune., 1909-01-02
nLIrIps nnnGF q -

The undersigned respectfully announce tnst the mr.: of
y11-5aS & vii dissolved after the thirty
fIsi,. a.. ~ December 4 1876 The Corporation Of
45..5re dodge & Co. which are Directors. will
et- .he business selling metals Any one Of the
.[ an sign in liquidation Of the affairs Of the firm
lyar-~- - CLEVELAND 4 DODGE.
4Ss7 ARTHUR TTRTISS JAMES.
McIEaN
New-York tribune., 1909-01-02
DiUidend Notices.
WinsIow, LanieF & Go.
So CEDAR STREET,
NEW YORK.

THE FOLLOWING CorPoNs AND DIVIDENDS
AYE PAYABLE At OR BANKING HOUSE On AND
AfTTR
JANUARY 1sT.
RLsaktoud County. Indiana Court House IS.
Bedford In6iana- Refunding Bonds
-czusl-Louisiana Bank e. Trrst Co. dividend 4z~
Cleveland & Pittsburgh R r Co. Gen. NrEe- as.
Columbus Indiana, Funding IS
Cleveland Aiahoning Valley Ry- Co cons Ntgs- 81
Coupon Bends
Cleveland & Mahontne Valley r. Co Cons Mrge. 81
Registered Bonds.
Dallas County, lows Curt House
Grant County. Indiana, Annual IS
Grand Rapids Railway Co iEt Nrge eI+ 4-as
aad s1as
Hartford CITY. In6iana, Schools AS
Indianapolis, Indiana City Of
-rek5l Island Club Ist 9itge 4i4s
johnson County. Indiana Funding Is.
Louisiana State Of 40 Consols.
Marion County. Indiana Bridge Bonds
,lo-1he-n Pacific Terminal Of Oregon Isl s.
Sew Orleans La, City OF. Constitutional a-d T-p-oe
-,eut
N-tzzzra Falls Power Co. 1st IS.
Niagara Falls Water Works Co. 1st s.
-okorit. Co Lte- Debenture IS.
Fsttsburgh F. Wayne & Chicago Rv. &C. tst MtEe IS
Pittsburgh. Fl vsvp- & Chi7sso Ry. Co u Mrg- IS
rstrsburyh, Fl Wayne Chicago Ry. Special Guar
zntesd Stock dividend 1EGo quarterly
PERI. 1rdtsns, School 4lzs ans Funding IS.
-~zve-se C5ry F. r Co Isl es-
JANUARY 5TH-
Etr-sbUrEh. Chicago Ry. Co Regular Guar
anfeed stock. dividend 1%so quarterly.
THE FoIIo COUPONS ARE PAYABLE AT
THIS OFFICE on AND AFTER JANUARY ..
1908
Buffalo & Susquehanna r. r. lst Mtge- Refund.
As Coupon No. le.
Gulf & Ship Island R R. 1st Mtge Ref. &
Term. IS. Coupon No. IA.
keystone Telephone Co. Of Phila- lst Mtge IS.
Coupon No ].
Kansas City Viaduct & Term. Ry. lst Mtge.
4JLs. Coupon No J.
ST. Louis, Rocky Mountain & Pacific Co. 1st
Mtse 5s Coupon No !.
New-York tribune., 1909-01-02
Copartnership Dissolution.
THE PEOPLES BANK

THE PEOPLES BANK
of N0r--
December Path
FIFTEENTH CONSECUTIVE
- SEarT-ANNt-AL DIVIDEND
70 % this declared
..-os@arnual Dividend OF Five Per Cent. free Of
s~stia On and after January 2nd 1909 The transfer
eoois viii be the 2Gth inst. ~ - o'clock
-3oon sn6 reopened January 2nd: 1909 az "a o'clock
4. II y li-i-ifA-d -'iii'i-' N''ei-
New-York tribune., 1909-01-02
Financial Elections.
THE PLAZA BANK.
NaU York Drcerrhar 2Nth. lQ0s.

New York, December 2Sth. 1ans
Notice hereby given that an Annual Meeting o. ne
holders OF THE PLAZA BANK will be heil az
s Banking House. corner 5sth Street and Fitth I've
rIIa N fhe Borough OF Manhattan City OF New York
an The 10Th Iay OF January 1909 - o'clock NJ. for
the purpose of slectng fourteen Directors for the
ensuing year and Inspectors Of Election to serve
M the Annual Meeting, and for the transac ton
~ such other business properly come before
sal
Is also given that at said meeting PurSiiar
to Section 90 o Banking Law resolution VIII b.
preseutcd ard voted upon. fixing the number Of Dt-
rectors OF the Bank fourteen
Polls will remain open from Il NJ. until : P
transfer books will he closed from December 2Srd
'''7' ~ E NJ CLARKE. Cashier
New-York tribune., 1909-01-02
THE NEW YORK TRUST COMPANY.


Of the Stockholie-s of tlis
Company the election OF Trustees and Inspectors
o tfr election. and for the transaction OF
before ths meeting. will
be he'd az the Office If the Company, No IS Broad
STREE. New York CITY Wednesday January I3rn
1908. Polls will he open from II 90 a II 90
noon II W MORSE. Secretary
New-York tribune., 1909-01-02

..meeting Of the Bo9r' az
- Tbss day, a quarterly
@%T was declared on the
---sSls free OF tax. on ana
ne transfer books vi,
z.auary 2. 1903. w
New-York tribune., 1909-01-02
THE FIN4NCIAL MARKETS.
ACTIVE STOCKS.

Owing 10 the holiday all local and foreign mar
kets were closed yesterday. For the convenience o.
readers the closing prices Oh the Stock Exchange
as OF Thursday are reprinted:
New-York tribune., 1909-01-02
GARFIELD NATIONAL BANK
Taegfy-third 81. & sixth Ave.

New York. Dec. -. 1908
/ Of Directors Of this Bank.
dividend Of THREE PER
rapltai stock Of this bank.
after December 81 1905
e closed until Saturday.
l. DOUGLASS. Cashier.
New-York tribune., 1909-01-02
OFFICE OF READING COMPANY.

PNllaGelT1Ia
Tho Board or Directors have declaT-s from the net
.,-nr- dividend Of two per CO. the com
nor Stock Of the Company. 10 be PAID on Fehruar.
Stockholders Of the close ot
-Ir..,sSx Ts,1erv 18Th 1909 Checks he mailed
- x+ocEhoiders who fled dividend orders with
TAYLOR
New-York tribune., 1909-01-02
- Central KaiIroad Connany.

annual dividend of Two ana o1e-ha-- per
Preferred stock Of this Company has been
-T. red o,y- OF the of the COMPANY payable
~ the Farmers Loan Trust COMPANY on 18th Janu
1909 The transfer booSs FOR the Preferred stock
oF ths Company XIII be closed al . m on 2'h Jalu-
10 1d reopen a l6-h January 1903
D. CONYH MORAN Assistant secretary
York. cs1n December. 1908