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The Coconino sun., 1909-04-23
Local and Personal

Sedona over sunday.
 Wall paper all shades and styles and kinds. See Everett Hanna.
 The Misses Welsh, operators at Bellemont, were in town last Fri day.
 Mr. J. M. Dennis, the Maine umberman. was in the city Tues day.
 A. H. Beasley returned to Phoe- nix Sunday and will come up later with his sheep.
 Miss Mabel Norris of Prescott went through on No. 4 Tuesday morning on her way east.
 Cheapest and best wall paper, burlap etc.. for sale by Everett Hanna. Full line samples.
 Mrs. Elmer Carrol and children left Tuesday morning on a short visit to friends in Winslow.
 Mrs. B. A. Cameron was enter tained by friends in Williams a couple of days the first of the week.
 Ambrosio Armijo has moved his family back to Flasgtaff for the summer from his fruit ranch on Oak Creek.
 Paddy Johnson. the section line artist and general all around tim Der scout of Williams was in the city Saturday.
 N. Anderson, the fresco artist, returned from Phoenix the first of the week, where he has been spend- ing the winter.
 Mrs. J. H. Morse who has been spending the winter with her daughter in Chicago. returned to Flagstaff Friday.
 Mir. Eric Denver of Bellemont, one of the most successful rancheis in Mortimer Arizona was in the city last Friday.
 Wm. Roden and family returned to Flagstaff last week from Los Angeles where they have been spending the winter.
 George McCorimck has moved his family to Maine and expects to put in the summer teaming in that lively lumber camp.
 John Glass left for his home in the east last week and will visit Washington D. c. and other eastern cities before returning.
 James Lumsden, the veteran en- gineer on the grand Canyon run, was the guest of his daughter Mrs. Eigar Brown the first of the week.
 Ranger Lewis Benedict. who looks after the interests of the Forest Service on the Ash Fork district. was in the city over Sun day.
 MT. c. c. Compton and family returned Tuesday overland from Utah. where they have been spend ing the past five months with rela- tives.
 Julius Herman. the dry goods man. has greatly improved his res idence on Knob HiIl' by large veranda running half way around his house.
 MT. George Ryan, the genial young man who tramps all over the country selling hardware, was in the city last week, loading ur local merchants,
 Roy 0wenby has purchased the old homestead of Frank WaldruT on Oak Creek. The homestead wat sold by Frank Owenby last year tt Ranger Waldrup.
 w. J. Mortek. better known a Percy came in from Camp Inn. mock .u;th his fnna hiddan in .
The Coconino sun., 1909-04-23
See Dr. .Swigert's s ad today.

was a visitor m Flagstaff Tuesday.
 Fine rain Saturday night. The change from snow to rain help some.
 A splendid reception was tend cred Governor Sloan by the people of Prescott Tuesday evening at the Elks Opera house.
 Do you want perfect feet, no corns no blemishes. If so let Her. man fit you with Pingree made shoes, sold at standard prices.
 Win. Robbins came in from Gold field, Nevada. last week after about a years absence among the big mines. and expects to remain.
 John Alexander of Cornville was visiting friends in the city this week. He has not decided as yet whether he will return to Flagstaff
 Robert King returned last week from a visit to his old home in Peora. IT,, and left the following day for Tuba. where he is running trading post.
 Mayor Chas. Keller left Sunday morning for Phoenix. He is much interested in the prospects of Salt River lands and may buy chunk before he returns.
 David Tate has been trying his new buzz wagon. limbering it up for summer use. He has learned where the gasoline goes in but isn't sure yet where it comes out.
 Mr. D. w. Adams. lumberman in the Forest Service and Vim. Britt Guard in the Forest Service came m from Prescott Tuesday to join J. H. Allison's estimating party.
 Dr. A. J Townsville was in the city Monday consulting District Attorney Doe relative to the new vital statistic law which requires the county to be divided into dis tricts.
 N. Anderson who has been 1T Phoenix during the winter. has re. turned to Flagstaff. and is now ready for business in the line oI painting and paper hanging. P o. Box 6. 4-30.
 Acting Supervisor w. M. Drake and Ranger Ed Gillie left Tuesday morning for Puntenney on the Pres colt & Phoenix road, to complete ; sale of cordwood to the Lime com pany at that place.
 Stephen Janus. the wide awake superintendent of the Navajo lndi an reservation was in the city thi week looking up masons to com plete lot of new buildings at Tu ba the coming year.
 Forest Assistant J. H. Allisol came in from Prescott Sunday ant will commence estimating work ol the Coconino forest as soon as th' balance of his party arrives. The! are expected this week.
 Mrs. Ferrill, wife of MT. Ferrill stenographer for the Ariozna Lum Der & Timber Co.,. arrived Sunda, morning from Detroit. Michigan They expect to make their home il Flagstaff in the future.
 Hon. B. A. Packard and wife o Douglas. Arizona, were entertajne' the first of the week by T. E, Pol lock. They left Monday for thei home. Mr. Pollock accompanie them as far west as Ash Fork.
 Ranger Claude Thompson an Mrs. Thompson came in Tuesda from Cellar Glade, on the west en of the Coconino Forest where Rang CT Thompson has been stationed dc ;no, enacial yvork for the mast tW
The Coconino sun., 1909-04-23
BUSINESS NOTICES.

Advertisements under thls head will be n- serted at the rats of ten cents per line for the subsequent insertion, an average Of five words making d line
The Coconino sun., 1909-04-23
BANK TALK

Perhaps you are in the same position the newly immgrated German who knew what he wanted to do but did not know how to do it. He picked up the reins and said We'll commence" You, want to make the most of your opportu- nities but it may be you do not know how to make the start.
 Perhaps assist you. We will be glad to go over any matter with you whether we do busi- with you not.
 THE CITIZENS BANK
 Flagstaff Arizona
The Coconino sun., 1909-04-23

$2,5O0 to loan on good security only. E. R. s. Care Sun.
The Coconino sun., 1909-04-23

FOR SALE GHEAP-Five room house with six lots. Apply at Sun office
The Coconino sun., 1909-04-23

FOR RENT-6 room house opposite depot, furnished or unfurnished. Apply to Mrs. P. M. Gavin.
The Coconino sun., 1909-04-23

FOR RENTING housekeeping rooms. Apply to Mrs. MayAower.
The Coconino sun., 1909-04-23

$50.O0 REWARD--For informa- ton leading to the discovery of the person who poisoned my dog.
 FRANCIS LA PLANT.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-01-22

MO-QUININA. Ell boticario devolver8
81 dinero 81 no le cura. La firma de r
". GROVE sc halla en- cada caJlta.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-01-22
FOR CARLOS DICKEN


u peraone igualmente possible este nfnita JUS
ascix
Permanecimos entertainments abTaz = fs durante agu
nas minutes mi madre, despues dc prender nueStras
zxnos que apoy6 sche III pecho apra1o por vez pos
arera dcsapareci6 muy pronto entire los arboes
Estaba sola frene del antigua palaelo que despe
xha nj sol gaerias torres cuya calma siien
rso one hasta enonces habia parecdo indco de sua
ne etud me recordaha al despadado acechador de lS
sgonia de mi madre.
Aturda a1n por 10 que acababa de DIR neceadad de
,lriar toda sospecha acud6 mi auxio me dio ammo
MIRO me coso trabaio rrm las lagrimas solo al capo
de una bora pude pensar volver a casa
Ale leyante del banco empee6 andar enamente con
srSak 4 Carota que esperaba LENA de nquieud en-
a, puerta que despus lie aejarse mady habia dado un
Sarge paseo que estaba may cansada ba aeostarme
srguida-
Cuando. me encerrf egl I'm cuarto mn primer eiado rue
sr Ia earta de mi raa II ella demsraba carainen
s aue no me habfa abandenado: que beriana mayor
,s msdrina habendo descuherto mi senses de vida
-. Fl uomento que lar de declasr que esaba muer
sa me habia eriadc s@.reo. rae SIN ningun deseo
a. VERNE vivir sda nicamente 81 a'sero sen
,;,epto del iebcr.a haia vuelte herinana des
d. entorcss All isdre cfeia 50 haa expirado al
-eer : one bqsfa biaa dsde septura sn haber po-
lido hspiizar1re ngimera qle ~" GA Ia giesIa
- .xtrenecis peIsass5 hija hubiefa t'ndo nj
dsd 81 ne habicse parecido dc haier vivdo Pc
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-01-22
Ia CASA LpuuBRB 2S7

no esa fue la 6nica idea que acud6 mente sobre e1
particular.
Cuando acabe de eer la carta la queme como me haha
encargado mi madre
Una inexpcabe tristeza apoder6 de mi Espero que
no me acsara de ingratitud pero pareea que hn
biera sido melo que hubiese vdo Sentia como n e
rror en- al pensar que para mi madre un pc
lQro cuyo bald6n poda sobre noble familia
caba LENA de confusion hubiera evitado por me-
dio de un fraude la sentenca que haba condenado
muerte al nacer.
Ne dormi fatigada medic de estas trstes reexones
la maana siguiente al despertarme vovi llorar al
pensar que entraba mndo donde mi existenca
para los demas motivo de inquetud.
Tenia mas medo que de mi msma al recordar Ia
mujer quien mi vida acusaba al pensar honra. eli
dueno de Chesney Wod reconoc ell sentido de esas pa
labras que resonaban mi dido, el sondo
de la tempestad en- los de la playa:
-Tu madre es tn bald6h asi til eres e suyo Es
ter Ilegara da que comprenderas estas paabras
como puede sentirlas comprenderas tan solo mujer
Ola ain la de mi madrna que connuaba
-Eeza pide rios todos los dias que los pecados dc
Ics demas no caigan sobre tn cabeza
en- mi turbac6n creia la hora del castigo ui'
scntia abrumadl a deshonra la middleton que pc
saban sobre mi madre.
Tina noche nebulosa reempiazo al dis
Sail soIa perscgrida por FL door que vano GUERRA
shnycntsr dspu6s de haber andado un ratio pcr e par
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-01-22

En- breve Sc celebraran en- Areclb".
los juicios por juradO, que estaban
seiialados.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-01-22
Sc Vende

UNA CASA, altos de MADEIRA y balsS
de mamposteria, calle del Sol. Ken-
ia $50 al mes
UNA CASA dc MADEIRA de altos y
bajos culle del Sol Renta $40.
UNA CASA. de MADEIRA, terrera, en-
Santurce 4 la entrada de la calle de-
Colomer
UNA CASA de altos bajos, de ma
dera en- Santurce, calle del Condado
esquina Wilson, frcnte la casa
cscuela en- construction. Renta $4Oe
al mes.
UNA CASA d altos y bajos situadG
en- Rio Piedras con terrenos frente~
4 la escuela normal
UN QUITRIN modelo frances, in0,
propio para naseo en- $50.
UN COCHE dc dos asientos en- $50.
UN BUEN CABALTO para brancaR
en- $16O.
UN CABATTO de sila en- $50.
UNA MAQUiNILI4A aSmith Premier,M+
en- buen est8do nor $50.
UNA ID R smingtong.n en- $40.
Para mas inFoImes Aeencia de Ne
gocios de saavedra y Agiiero.-Cru7
2l altos.-P. 0. Box 1902.
Por quedaree con 10 ageno flle arres-
tado aver Tuio Gonzalez esta ma
mana fue eondenado treinta dias de
arresto
Esta manana Sc vi6 en- la Corte Mu-
nicipal una denrncia contra Ramon
Torres, acusado POI el gnardia Barre
do. de supuesto delito contra Ia Jug
ticia pnblica. El juez de la Corte alb
solvio al acusado, por no ser los he
chos delictivos
Aver tarde Sc promovio un escan~
dalO EN- el barrio oEl Gandulp en- SAM
turce. Pareee que por cuestione6 per-
sonales, Aleio Clemente agredi6 Ju-
liza Rivera infiri6ndole una contusi6n
de la que fu6 curada convenientemen-
te. Esta maiana Sc present6 una de-
nuncla por aggression contra Clemente
y el juez dc la Corte Municipal Ie
impuso sesenta dias de arresto.
I'll sehor D. de Cayey,
solicita perm para eXhlmar los res
tos de don Santiago Guzwan.
FL inspccfol a'ilnnsos de Maya
giiez, da cuen.a de haber destruido IL
libras de ba aIao, propiedad del se6or
Maxine Capca.sny
III inspector vetcrinario del Distri-
TO Sur de Ponce rariipa haber sa-
crificado un cahaiio una yegua alta
eados de muermo.
FL Quimieo azilir ie San Juan,
iaforma que resal'sfoI sdalteradas las
seis muos,fas Sc ie enSia-
ron para ane
Don l.eoea R0'r'gliz, z, de Areei-
bo, pide su e a.isi en Il sanatorie
Don Martin epsda. aiite planosy
espccificacionss se obfas de plomeris
que va efce la ga del sciier
Nogueras.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-01-22
A 8 1.5O

Es de mucha utilidad, NO solo para
Lon Abogsdos, Cortes JudisialsA Ayun-
t.mientos. Corporations snpaseos
4. toaos Loo ramos, s;no tanbi6n para
h. comerciantes, industriales = psFse-
ma. de neeocios, el conoeiuiento Do -
T.vea de Puerto Rico sprobsdas por
las Camar.s Ell Consejo Executive -
el pasado afio de 1907.
Sc venden { $1.60 en- h LAbrszfs dea
Boletin 1EefUaAt0.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-01-22

Sc ma visto en- Ia Corte Municipal
de Ponce, dos juicios. contra Justo "
tiz. acusado de- abuse de confianss y
de hurto menor. La Corte le impur
10 trece meses de carcel.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-01-22
Rno1I1ll AfKlADA ANTlblItl0eA
DE ]. II. BLANCO

Ga - $50 desapsrece el extre1i
USsaao, indigestion, dolores de cane
=. 3nqueca, bills. zcido del est6mago
i xnaeral eodos los desarreglos pre-
0aoo por a est6mago intestinos
RkSup1etO - BlAssco.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-01-22

Ha tornado possession de su puesto q
sub-inspector de Sanidad y Bcneficen-
ella Municipal, nuestro amigo, 81 d0c-
tor Cueto.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-01-22

FL Consejo Ejecutivo desestim6 -
franquicia de la d'ajardo Devel Conn
panyn
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-01-22
NCT1clAS

FL senior Luis Porrata Doria ha en-
viado al Secretario de Puerto Rico, Ia
renuncia del cargo de Presidente del
Concejo Municipal, fund&ndola en- mo-
tivos de salud.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-01-22

Sc nos asegura que el delegado Sc
nor Santoni, presentara I'M proyecto de
ley para hacer los estudios del puer-
to de Arecibo.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-01-22

FL domingo pr6ximo, batran el re-
cord en- bicicleta de Bayam6n Toa-
Alta. los tres conocidos j6venes, so
bresalientes en- este simpdtico sport D
Mariana Fernandez, Antonio Ochoa
Marti JESUS Balsa.
Para dar mayor realce q la carre-
ra. luciran trajes oad hoco segin los
iiltimos modelos ingleses.
Bueno es que Sc inicien algunas dis
tracciones, que rompan la mOnotonia
eterna de nuestros domingos.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-01-22

NEUROsINE PRUNIER. FL mejor re-
constiuyente. Desconfar de las iml-
tacioncs y filsifcaciones y exigir Ia
verdadera NEUR0SINE PRUNfER.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-01-22

Ha salido para Mayagiiez, ell jnez
de aquella Corte de Distrito, don Luis
Campillo, despu6s de terminates loo
asuntos ofciales pendientes.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-01-22
Hotel Paris
CALF NENDEZ VIGO. NJ I44
MAYA q y { Z

Ditua1s sots sstablecimisnts On 81 centre
q h salls A<ndss V,ee, con IN jardfn q
AntA = d las reune nayotes ventajas
= ss9slidadss para los setores viajeros, J
q - s1enta oen ne,ores hAbitacionss ffes
- veatiladas, nagnt6oos baDns y dsehas.
- Oemidas 6 to3as hsras ~
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-01-22
PARA cuRAR UN REsFRIADo

PARA CURAR UN REsFRIADO
EN- UN Ola, tome LAXATIVE BRO
MO-QUININA. Ell boticario devolvera
81 dinero 81 no le cura. La firma de +
". GROVE sc halla en- cada cajita.
Nos comunican que EN- las ccntrales
Cambalache, Cahos y Oriente, han en-
pezado las moliendas de cana.
En- breve Sc celebraran en- Areclb".
los juicios por juradO, que estaban
sefalados.
FL corresponsal en- ArecibO, nos CO.
munica que en- la madrugada de aver
apareci6 ahorcado en- su residencia ei
delegado del barrio de eMlraioresD Sc
nor Manuel Perez Morales.
Manana saldra para Humacao Cd
seiior Antonio de Audrey, delegado q
la C&mara.
Ell iuez del Toro Cuebas, dict6 aver
tres resoluciones, declarando roto ct
lazo matrimonial, en- los siguientes ca
sos de divorcio; entire Julia Albite y
Antolin Alfonso Espino, Maria Floren-
tina Silva Fidel Conrado y Catali-
no Fontanez Maria Rodriguez.
Los delegados d la Camara por Ell
Distrito de Arecibo, han recibldo car
tas de sus comitentes, encomendantlo-
les que trabaien i fin de que sea ter
minada la carretera de Arecibo 4 La
res. .n&a 1Aa
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1909-08-28
SAILORS MEET IN RACES.
Brooklyn Yachtsmen Hatch Com
tests Among Cre1cs of Their Craft.

Just to add the spice of variety to their contin-
uOus performance of race week and to give the
crews of the yachts chance to earn extra
honest dollar or two the Brooklyn Yacht Club Of
fcers entertained their guests yesterday afternoon
with rowing and power boat races. IN which the
contestants were sailors from the yachts an
chOred I'm Gravesend Bay.
Eleven boats started in the first race which was
called at 2 D. m They were yachts dingies.
rOwed by For few minutes Il was
close thing between the man in the boat from the
sloop Athlon. owned by Vice-COmmodore ]. ID.
PrObst. of the Atlantic Yacht Club, and one from
the schooner Eclipse. owned by L. j. Callahan. OF
the New York Yacht Club. The Eclipses boat
finally spurted ahead and won by little more than
length
pair-oared gig from the steam yacht Florence
owned by ex-COmmodOre A. Fl. AIker of the Man
hasset Bay Yacht Club. the winner in that
class. the Rosina's boat being second. In the
power boat race. which over a six-mile course
there were seven starters Charles E. Chapin's
launch from his yacht EidoIon was the winner,
with the launch from A. Fl Alker's Florence sec
ond.
An etght-oared barge race was started ar 6s4
p m. the contestants being crews from the Nauti-
JUS the Ariel and the Brooklyn Rowing clubs Fhe
Ariel crew was disqualified for crowding and foul
ing the Nautilus boat. which had the middle course
Ihe Nautilus crew fnishad quarter of a length in
Hoht OF the BFeoklyn's boat crew.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1909-08-28
YIDDISH THE4TRE OPEN.
Jacob Adler's House Still Closed
Conference 7cith the Strikers.

Jacob Ader's Grand Theatre was closed last
night. although two three other leading Yddish
payhouses opened their to overlooking
crowds. There were crowds about the Grand most
OF the day. and excitement and speculation ran
high in all the restaurants and coffee of the
East Side.
At the I.ipzin Theatre. where Nine Kenny Lipzin
made her first appearance in Bowery house
which had hitherto been devoted entirely to bur-
Iesque and variety shows. there was trouble. too
So. at least. the TumOr ran, which found its way
from the Bowery To the end Of Grand street.
The story that Nine Lipzin. who has an
artistic conscience of the severest mould and plays
only the serious dramas of GOrdin and the modern
Continental writer's. asked her manager TO
discharge the chorus men and women of his com
pany. This brought about threats OF strike by
the entire force. il said.
Die Wahrheit," a Yiddish newspaper. contribut-
ell 10 the sensation which the Adler affair aroused
by publishing whole page of comment on the
situation, in which Il decided that much was To
be said on both sides but that in general MIR. Adler
deserved popular support. Copies OF the paper
pasted UP the boards I'm front of the closed
theatre and formed the centres OF the crowds
which gathered. Mr.. Adler had several conferences
with the strikers during the day and IL was an
nounced ON his behalf in the evening that there
were hopes OF settling the affair
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1909-08-28
TO BE 4 FARMER IN PERU,
President Leguia's Son Here to
Study agriculture.

jose Leguis son OF president LeEuia OF Peru.
has arrived IN New York. His mission here IS
another proof that miltarism Is on the decline IN
South America.
Not many years ago Il was the custom OF
Presidents and other high officials Of TIE Latin
American countries send their sons or relatives
to the United States 10 enter some military
academy, IN some cases West Point and Annapolis.
But President Leguia has cut out for his son a
peaceful career. lie wants Jose 20 be agri-
cuturist
The boy will wear oveTalls Instead OF epauets.
and those who know how many men IN Peru have
heretofore worn the latter and how few the for
mer Will appreciate the Importance Of the step
taken by the chief executive Of the republic Young
Leguia viii pursue his studss at the University OF
Wisconsin. at Madison and when he has become
an expert agrculturst he will return 10 Peru and
put into effect the American farming methods
there
The people OF Peru" said Sehor Ieguia. who IS
not yet quite old enough 10 vote ARE great ad-
mirers and friends Of this great country. Peru is
rapidly becoming leading agricultural nation. and
/ have come here % study because I think the
American methods the best for getting results.
Ny father also urged me 20 select the United
States for my studies. 7 shall give particular at
tention 20 the growing Of sugar and cotton. which
two important products of Peru"
The young Peruvian has not yet had time 10 be-
come a football enthusiast his favorite outdoor
sport now being horseback riding. lie holds hOnoTs
gentleman rider in Lima
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1909-08-28
GET MICHIGAN POWER.
Easternkrs Back of Eighteen Com
pauies. zith So 200 900 Capital.

Lansing. Mich Aug. 1.-THE announcement to-
day from the Secretary % States ONCE that arti-
eIes Of Incorporation have been filed by eighteen
power companies. with total paid-in capitaliza-
ton OF $4,000. is believed here to that
practically all Of the available power sites in
Northeastern Michigan have been acquired by
Eastern interests. which control gas and cleo
tric properties IN many cities OF the state.
While there Is nothing In any of the incoTPora-
ton papers 10 connect either hTm with the COM
panies. IL has been reported that Hodenpyl. Wal
bridge & Co. bankers Of New York and E. W
Clark & Co. Of Philadelphia. were interested in
Michigan power sites.
Fourteen OF the new concerns are water power
companies. Their incorporates are z. F. Loud
and II. X. Loud. OF Au Sable. Mich, each OF whom
holds one share OF stock. and l. A Wood. OF
New York TO whom the other s9S shares are
credited
In the second group Of three companies George
r Hardy, OF Englewood. y. J., Is the heaviest
stOckholder. With W NJ. Baton and j. C. Weadock
OF New York. small holders These companies and
their capitalization are as follows: The Saginaw
Power Company, 100000, the Bay City Power
Company. &H00 and the Pontiac Power Com
pany. S2oO0o The Charlotte Power Company. with
capitalization OF $4,000 is incorporated by George
H. Clark. f. Clark and George a. Crawford. Of
Detroit