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Evening journal., 1909-02-23
BR0WNSON WINS
ON A FLUKE
AIl-WiImingtOn Team Out.
plays Tenth Warders Amid
Din, Noise

Brownson basketball team beat out the
All-Wilmington team last night at
Eleventh Street Rink by one goal. gained
on a luke. the score being 16 to Is in favor
of the Tenth Warders. And what a battle
II was. It was some for noise, for horns,
for the ringing of bells and the singing
Of songs and the like of it has not been
heard in any athletic contest in this city
for years. Brownson and their sup
porters entered the rink nearly four
hundred strong. There were old men
and young men and middle-aged women
and young girls and babies, even the
younger generation of the Tenth ward be-
ing much in evidence, and they all made
good by yelling for Brownson.
The game was fast and exciting from
the time the whistle sounded for play.
The All Wilmington boys set the pace for
their opponents and outplayed. them at
every stage of the game. In the second
half with the score standing II to z
against the Brownsons the Tenth ward
ers put more mettle into their play, but
the All-Wilmington boys met them with
a strong opposition. However. the play
IN the last half was about even. 1t was
near the end Of the game with the score
standing 10 to Il when Haney of the
Brownson got the ball, and made a lunge
with il toward the goal OF the All-Wil-
mington and just as he had the ball In
play the time-keeper's whistle sounded
the All-Wilmington boys stopped play and
Haney shot a goal which Referee Max
well, Brownson's choice of referee and
who referees all the games in which the
Brownson boys play, allowed the goal.
Brownson only earned three of their
goals, the others were secured on fouls.
The scene that followed is indescribable.
Last nights game is the second won
by Brownsno in a series of FIVE to be
played between the two teams. The line
nm.
Evening journal., 1909-02-23
Brass Beds
Trenton SIGNS Marhefka.

SHAMOkIN Feb. 23.-Anthony
Marhefka, this place who covered third
base for the Trenton, n. j., Tri- State
League team last season has signed to
play with the club the ensuing season.
Evening journal., 1909-02-23
PuIIiam starts south

CINCINNATI. Feb. 2s.-Harry Pull
liam. president of the National Base
ball League. has left for trip through
the South. he is apparently much i'm
proved Ia health.
Evening journal., 1909-02-23
To Give skatina Exhibition

William d. Cloud, the well-known
skater of this city. will give an ex-
hibtion in fancy and trick skating, at
Newark, Del, on Wednesday evening,
March 3.
Evening journal., 1909-02-23

Prior to its New York premiere VIII
mington is 10 have an opportunity to see
THE Climax" which will be the attrac-
tion at the Grand opera House Friday
evening February 26th. Edward Locke IS
responsible for "The Climax" AS the
chief exponent Of his theories Mr. Locke
takes a girl with a voice and shows the
method OF her training in the home OF
distant relative. a man who Is n former
opera singer Then. as the result OF sug-
gestion from her childhood's friends. who
has become a doctor. she thinks she has
lost her voice. attempts suicide. but de-
cides later 20 fight IL out. She consents 10
marry the doctor and on her wedding day.
discovers that she still has voice. and
makes up her mind 10 have a career after
sll. The cast Of players is Of high order
the old music master being played by
Hubert Wilke Miss Leona Watson. as
Adelina Won Hagen, the girl pupil. has a
very pleasing voice. which Is heard to
much advantage in several musical num-
bers allotted to her. Effngham A. Pinto Is
cast FOR the part of the sentimental italian
hoy and Lawrence Evart PLAYS the part OF
the young doctor
Evening journal., 1909-02-23

Now is the time to get what you need for
your kitchen. bathroom, hallway or under
the stove. These are very pretty designs-all
new this season. Very heavily printed.
Evening journal., 1909-02-23
GRAND OPERA HOUSE

Discriminating playgoers will welcome
the announcement that the Opera House
has secured THE Great Divide" for to-
morrow wednesday, evening" Henry Mil
Ter. Americas foremost actor-manager
has presented the play for two seasons In
New York. where It won instant recogni.
tion. Aside from the praise Of the critical
reviewers OF the Metropolis. the box Of
hce stamp Of emphatic approval is unde-
niahle. The entire production. with the
superb scenic effects and accessories. will
be given here precisely as presented dur
ing the phenomenal metropolitan run OF
William Vaughn Moody's really great
American play.
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1909-05-21
Wednesday, January 9th, 1000.

Board called to order by chairman. Roll called Quorum
present
Minutes of yesterdays proceedings read by the
clerk and approved by the board
The annual report of the county presented
and read by Frank H. Fuller and upon motion of Supervisor
Burger seconded by Supervisor Shaefer said report
referred the committee settle with county treasurer
The ACCESSIBILITY of permitting the removal of maple
the side of the old house square and in
close proximity the Weston block brought
attention OF the board by Supervisor j. Warner and upon
motion Of Supervisor Kennedy seconded by Supervisor
Burger the referred the committee on county
buildings -
The BOND 81 Frank II Fuller county treasurer was
presented and upon motion of Supervisor Benedict second
ed by Supervisor Kennedy approved and accepted
The report Of the committee to audit the sheriffs ac-
presented by Supervisor Shaefer chairman of
said committee towt
To the Honorable Board of Supervisors:
Your committee on sherif's and deputy sherfs claims
and submit the following their reports Fees
fines collected and returned county treasurer
from Oct 1st, 1908, to Jan'y 1st, 1909:
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Total
q DISBURSEMENTS.


To the Board of Supervisors of Van Buren, county, Mich
Gentlemen Your committee settle with and examine
the county treasurers books submit the following:
That we have examined the receipts and disbursements
for the 1908 and after carefully looking the
and checking all the vouchers find that the reasurers
report file correct and shows cash hand to be
1857 72100 dollars We also find that the county
bond of 5000 dollars and years interest 200
dollars also SO 900 dollars borrowed due March 10TH
1909 and interest amounting about 900 dollars making
total Indebtedness of &C. 200 dollars.
All of which is respectfully submitted,
Signed: JOHN GAULT Chairman
MILAN ID. VIRGINS,
A. G.. BENEDICT
On motion of Supervisor Shattuck seconded by Super
visor Crabree that matter of contracting with the Detroit
house of correction FOR keeping dsordery persons be laid
the table pending the arrival of blank contracts Car
ried -.~
A claim of b. B. Gross for balance due him pre-
sented to the board and motion made by Supervisor
Burger seconded by Supervisor Gaynor that said bill,
amounting S775 for work done the Paw Paw river
DRAIN be paid 20 cent of the amount of claim Carried
communication from Horatio s. Earl, the county
roads system read to the board and motion OF Super
visor Benedict seconded by Supervisor Burger Supervisor
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The bill of Warren H. for $500 for telephone
referred the claims committee the open board.
motion made by Supervisor Benedict seconded Super
visor Pearman, that the bill be dsallowed Carried
partial report of the claims committee presented
follows, to. wit:
To the Honorable Board of Supervisors
Your committee general claims would respectfully
submit the following their partial report and do hereby
recommend that the several scheduled herein be
allowed Also that the clerk of this board be authorized
draw orders on the county treasurer for the same.
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1911 80
G.. s. SHAEFER,
"A. G.. BENEDICT,
JOHN GAULT.

The report of the committee drains presented by
Crabree chairman of said committee and upon
motion of Supervisor McFeln seconded by Supervisor
Kennedy said drain committee instructed call H. e.
McElheny, the retiring drain commissioner and George
Mutcher the drain commissioner before said drain
committee make explanations relative to matters
era drains.
Supervisor Shattuck made motion, which seconded
by Supervisor F. E. Warner, that the chairman appoint
committee of three confer with the sheriff to ascertain the
advsabity of contracting with the house of correction at
Detroit for the and keep of arrested dsor
dery subjects. Carried.
Whereupon the chairman appointed the following:
Supervisors Shattuck Pearman and Kennedy
motion made by Supervisor Benedict, seconded
by Supervisor Shaeer that the board adjourn nine o'clock
tomorrow morning. Carried
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1909-05-21
Friday, January 8th, 1900.

Board called order by chairman. Roll called. Quorum
Minutes of yesterdays proceedings read by the
clerk and the same approved by the board
Warren II. Goss before the board and made
explanation 10 regard his bill for telephone Supervisor
Benedict notion seconded by Supervisor Conway,
that the motion made yesterday dsaowng bill be rescnded
and that the original BILL presented for So 90 for telephone
rent TO Warren H. Goss be allowed and that the clerk be
instructed to draw order for said amount Carried
The chairman of the building committee submitted the
following report:
To Honorable Board of Supervisors:
Your committee on county buildings would respectfully
submit the following report: That an addition be built on
the south end of the main building the
twenty feet deep the roof to be nearly fiat metal roof the
building he of brick brick and the basement
be arranged for cooler for and milk, and the
side OF basement as storage room for coal The upper
story be arranged for sitting for the inmates
arranged that it may be used dormtory for inmates
if necessary.
The entire of this addition shall be limited to the
of thousand dollars (Sl, 600 OO)
That boiler be installed in the main building and
connected with the COTTAGE and both buildings heated
the same boiler, if practical to do
That the total cost of the boiler and connection shall
exceed five hundred dollars (S50OO0)
JOHN MCALPINE,
+. A. BURGER,
H. ZEEDYK,
j. G. WARNER.
A motion made by Supervisor Wiggins seconded
by Supervisor Burger that the report be laid the table
Carried
A motion made by Supervisor Shatuck seconded
by Supervisor Burger that the of considering
making OF contract with Detroit house correction for
the and keeping of dsordery special
order of business for o'clock this day. Carried
motion was made by Supervisor Benedict, seconded
by Supervisor Gaynor that Glenn Warner prosecuting
attorney be allowed the of the least supervisors
mittee room, at such times said would be
needed for use by the said board. Carried.
The hour having arrived for the special order of bust
relating the consideration making with
Detroit house of correction report committee
heretofore appointed for the purpose of investigating said
matter presented by Supervisor Shauc the board
To the Honorable Board of Supervisors:
Your special committee appointed to confer with the
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RUSSELL M. CHASE,
Prosecuting Attorney.
The bond of Charles c. Chappell sheriff. presented
and upon motion of Supervisor Shattuck seconded by
Supervisor Gault approved and accepted.
The bond of Vim. c. Moser, register in chancery,
presented and, upon motion of Supervisor McApine
seconded by Supervisor Shaee approved and accepted
The bond of VIM. G. Moser county clerk, was
scented and upon motion OF Supervisor Shaeer seconded
by Supervisor Crabtree, was approved and accepted.
The bond of Francis r. Cady, coroner presented
and, upon motion of Supervisor Cleveland seconded by
Supervisor Burger, approved and accepted.
The bond Of John L. Qugey, coroner was pSesented
and upon motion Of Supervisor Crabee seconded by Super
visor F. b. Warner, approved and accepted.
The chairman Of the committee claims presented
partial report. motion made by Supervisor Ceve
land seconded by Supervisor F. e. Warner that said
tal report be accepted and adopted. (NOt putt
An amendment to above motion made bv Supervisor
Virgins, and seconded by Supervisor Shaeer, that
that part partial report refers the item of Warren
H Goss county surveyor for So co." be laid table
pending investigation. Carried.
A motion made by Supervisor Virgins seconded
by Supervisor Cleveland that the partial report of claims
committee be taken from the table, and that the clerk be
instructed draw orders for the respective amounts therein
contained Carried
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Thursday, January 9TH, 1900.

Board called to order by chairman Roll called Quorum
present
Minutes of yesterdays proceedings read by the
clerk, and the approved by the board
To the Board of Supervisors of Van Buren, county, Mich
Gentlemen: | herewith submit my annual report of
receipts and disbursements for the year 1908:
Balance hand Jan. l. 1908 1878 SO
Received from township 124391 Oh
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Board Of Supervisors
VAN buren, COUNTY. MICHIGAN.
JANUARY SESSION. 1909.

School LQO-IiO'dtiOR Of
Number prosecuted, 1.
convicted :
discharged on investigation 2
SANDER
Number prosecuted, l.
convicted ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
TrespaSS- WdtuU
Number prosecuted, 2
convicted l
discharged investigation l
Vioation Barriers LaV-
Number prosecuted, l.
lUnlaohlHy Unhitching and DriUng ACay Horses
/ Number prosecuted l.
RECAPITULATION
Whole number prosecuted Al.
acquitted ----------------- 10
discharged examination Il
g investigation ------ %
nolle nrossed 8
=" settlements 10
discharged death of respondent 2
Respectfully submitted,
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A motion made by Supervisor GaynOr, seconded by
Supervisor Pearman. that the board adjourn until
o'clock to morrow morning Carried
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1909-05-21

Herbert +. McElheny, the retiring drain commissioner
for Van Buren, county, before the board and made his
report covering the period from Oct 1 1905 to Jany ls
1909, which, motion of Supervisor McAlpne, seconded
by Supervisor Shauc referred the drain committee
On motion of Supervisor Virgins seconded by Super
visor Gaut the board adjourned until nine o'clock
morning
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STATE OF MICHIGAN,
COUNTY OF VAN buren,.

TO the Honorable Board Of Supervisors:
Your committee on general claims would respectfully
submit the following their partial report and do hereby
recommend scheduled therein be
New-York tribune., 1909-06-15
MONEY AND EXCHANGE.

MONEY MARKET-Noney on call opened at ~
yer cent highest. per cent lowest IL per cent:
last loan. IL per cent; closing. 1lLq1zk per cent:
development in the tine money market Rates,
~ d22 per cent for sixty days, 21z9221 for ninety
DAYS. 3a33z for four months. 3l193n for five
months. 3l23s> for six months and 324 "A for over
the year Mercantile paper in fair demand with
q moderate supply Of well known names offered.
Rates 3iz0f per cent fer sixty ninety days' in
oorsed bills receivable, 312eI4 per cent for choice
four 10 six months single names. and 4Ikq5 per
cent for others less well known.
FOREIGN EXCHANGE.-The foreign market
was fzzn. with cables quoted sSG4 Ss05 demand
sterling S72 64 4S7So and sixty-day bills at ss
ss10 Short francs were quoted at 51sL less
l-s2 and short Teichsuarks at 80 7-l6.
Esarlers, ranstad rates rrere foIlor-..
New-York tribune., 1909-06-15

buy the high priced shares that other people
appear quite willing to sell. In the rallr"dd
list Union Pacific owing to the high rate "l
dividend paid and the enormous strength or the
company, is still worth the investors attention,
while stocks selling under par with dlVldehH
record that promises 70 improve, as foi IN
stance. Chesapeake S Ohio, Chicago y Al'oH
and Southern Railway preferred, may ne eN.
pected TO become more active on the haSis OF
actual buying. Southern Railway preferred VIII
be returned to the dividend column at no re
mote period and it is thought probable that
Chicago & Alton common eventually VIII te on
a & per cent basis. There has been no sl'-u.a-
ton in the last named issue I'm recent "7'n9'
the only buying reported having bseh u" ''1
nature OF outright purchases.
New-York tribune., 1909-06-15

Fss #s DAY % @ "sss 2 % IN
New-York tribune., 1909-06-15
OUTSIDE SECURITIES.

Speculation in the market for outside securities
was dull About ten issues received the bulk or
attention. and while prices showed hrmness at
times reactions followed realizing. The general
tone steady, with practically no feature TO the
dealings Chicago Milwaukee & St Paul A. when
issued" dealt in for the first time and receded
slightly from the opening. Standard Oil was strong
improvement OF a point. American Tobacco
firm. In the mining list Miami moved UP q
La Rose improved a fraction 70 new high mark
Ohio Copper and Davs-Dalv were slightly easier
and United Copper continued heavy. In other
issues. fluctuations were narrow limited trading
Western Pacific 5s up L. Other bonds ruled
about steady.
New-York tribune., 1909-06-15
8 posted rates were as follows:

DOMESTIC EXCHANGE-Bost par; Chicago.
s5c premium; San Francisco, sight lc telegraph
Sc premium; New Orleans, commercial par. bank
s. premium; Charleston. buying par. selling 1-Iec
premium; ST Louis, 55c premium bid 45c premium
asked.
BANK CLEARINGs. - New York. exchanges.
si7sssis51; balances. Sc. .45S O64; Baltimore, ex-
changes AG45.z07: balances. S3s1. .2E: Boston ex-
changes SIS zo25s: balances. 81 81 294 Chicago ex
cnanges SO 1e09s: balances 81 013 s21; PHILADELPHIA
exchanges. S7.g73E77; balances, 1854
SILVER MARKET.-Commercial bar silver s2s.c.
Mexican silver dollars. 44c. Bar silver in London
closed al y 1-lsd, decline Of I'D.
GOLD PREMIUM In Madrid. 30. Lisbon 10 25
MEXICAN EXCHAEGE-Mexican exchange on
Kew Yosa IS quoted z.0I1z
GOVERNMENT REcEPTs-Customs reoeipts
reported from Washington. SSs0.sZ7. internal rev
tnSse receipts 81 ie2 s; miscellaneous receipts S
4ss Receipts for the day, 2,4l5 2ss: expenditures
s2.A0e1. Receipts for The month to date sz5-
7s7 l53; expenditures. S4 600; excess of receipts
3 G.24 lSS. Receipts for the fiscal year 10 date S72
157zaS expenditures, S6s 80 4o2; expendi-
tures. Sse e05, ,Szs
sUB-TREASURY.-The ub-Treasury was debtor
10 the Clearing House s7195lo.
New-York tribune., 1909-06-15
NEW YORK CENTRAL & HUDSON RIVER
RAILROAD CCMPANY

Once of The Treasurer York. June 9Th, 1909
THE BOARD or DIRECTORS Company has
declared a dividend of ONE AND ONE-QUARTER' PER
CENT on its capital stock payable this the
-bth day of July next stockholders record At the
e1ose OF business on Monday. tho 2Ist
EDWARD = ROSSTTER. Treasurer.
New-York tribune., 1909-06-15

We are prepared bonds for accordancs
with the Depositng bondholders will receive receipts
.rcbanoebe for extended bonds the certificate and
coupons be attached The night extension ends june Z
1909 All bonds not extended s be purchased by
after July !, 1909.
BLAIR G. co.
"A Broad Street New York.
New-York tribune., 1909-06-15
TO HOLDERS OF
The Toledo Traction Company
Five Per Cent Consolidated First Mortgage Gold Bonds
The Toledo Consolidated Street Railway Co,
Five Per Cent. First Mortgage Bonds
MATURING JULY 1. 1908

The Toledo Railways & Light Company has arranged with
R C New York for of the time OF Of
the sov. bonds January 1912 with interest at the rate Of
SIX per cenu 90 per payable seannuay subject to
at the option days
notice by publication provided the Agreement tor extension
Holders bonds desiring avail themselves OF the Prese
of present the bonds lex coupon due July J. 9U
. ,b- office Of Blair Co.. before June Zo 1909 to have
annexed thereto of and coupon sheets
Holders bonds who desire the will recerve for
heir bonds upon delivering them after July J. 9U7 to Blair &c.
Copes of the Extension Agreement stating the terms OF the
extension and be obtained from the Company
from Bla'r & Co.
The Toledo Railways g. Light Company,
Bv BION E LANG.
New-York tribune., 1909-06-15
COLLATERAL TRusr NOTES.

c-,-r,.,.5 b, sxartwout 4 AppsnselIa-. No 20 ~"
street, Arrroz
New-York tribune., 1909-06-15
BANK STOCKS.

'Odd lots. tsells cents per share
New-York tribune., 1909-06-15

SO Bingham Ry IS 96 316 pc SIG 20 $40 10 SIS
900 an Cons Coal IS = y - =
l5O nOn. VI & p Is u D. HS's 20 20 20
IS OaO l. Shltn IS lOl lOl LOS !USs
oODo Kan city south IS ltoNA iU.let lt-,'t Ito1s
Pacific 5si Rt't 81 StA % iS-lo
New-York tribune., 1909-06-15
INACTIVE STOCKS.

Tho following the last actual sales and the |
closing quotations for stocks in which there were
n transactions yesterday on the New York Stock
Exchange:
New-York tribune., 1909-06-15
BLAIR e co.

By ADRIAN H. MULLER & son
OFFICE NO 55 WILLIAM ST
Wednesday, June 10th, 1909.
ExcHANs2 42 '2sT s4T1.EsRoox
No. Il and Is yEsEY STREET
s 5Go 2EDER fIIi5 7ss. OF TTsTE0 % S5 = A. y5.s ,
Sept 17th- 1903 due sept i7th 1911 VIII ts.s.-
$40 a+fed R7s5s' 3 % S !S 6sSsss In, u Tsi: is t. n.
interest at s , c. payable ssuni-anaaslly At y.E
$4,000 9l5ed E5:~5sss s o. S9,eaF9s Ss ss n l'' =.
Si Pl'sa 5sE @STl25 fuSd Cod sds 1s2s
BT ORDER OF EXECUTORS
5000 state q: Arssnsss GATs Cent RyJ san.
BY ORDER OF ADMINISTRATOR
500 isssaa asss4 5SIic 6eas6itdated Traeoa M
5000 NsS YoIS K F1Is Pro5sotiou Co 1sr Ngs so
FOR ACCOUNT. OF WHOM IT MAY CONCERN
go shs Apsley R1bts- Co common
70 sns- Leo.asJIc OF Nairs- ,es
ls2 s2oG 9s ra02 ga582 TPf.;s F:Tg GO i: xza.es
ooo 1f1sS 5TSs8T - f4sss5n 1.- s., 1a4z x.--A
COO sas EaplFs Copper MutrE Smelling CO Z
81 coo 4.111H 4.Ias : New orleans r cors,d "a ss
5000 WhssliHE & Lake Erfs R r EzfH. aaa l=s.
5000 Gin Hamilton & Dayton r z p AdtEs ~
$1,000 Enfon & 10 7e Ferry 5S1t Co 1st SIS 1871
100 sh: MssFoRoLi55.1 Net t5. It's E55s' r.sso.r &c Co
-
go shs. 2Sd Ward Bank - - - -
So WILLIAMSBURG Tr1lsr Co > SLyn L--s- . -
Union Ferry Co
20 srs WiTs-1sbi-Eh Trust Co. B'klyz Trust Co ca
s-s (yiIIau1s5llrEh Trust Co Lr-S- Co -
sLs WiIis1s sburEh Trust Co, Bklyn Tr-s- C ca
10 SIS EIrIside Bank Richmond Hill. !. !
S17 500 Frst Mortgage. Max ResnIcof: and arct.sc 9
A6eIa Levy. due June 2Sra. 1870 tztsreSc = .
: sHscti-r property west side B1shV1ck Ave-
2: Hf:5: HHf:is: gsaE gsas gis2#sas gEss%ass F H L
shs BroadTay Trust CO
- IT, r. 40 T.171is BefH b T6,h So = 3. Ave- ses<
i1x six centre ground floor.
srz Colonial Real Estate Assoctartor
$1,000 Philippine r way 4s- 1851
10o shs City SUBURBAN ZONES 49, @s,o -.-.ss
~ 5svs zfrs- date, made 6y Wllltar, Stc-a-S5sos
10 order OF L l. Powell and e1co-sec y =
and Z 3 Tusrin-
40 shs Queens Estates "a .r.--
$1,000 Standard Rocs & -Wihs u -0|,--
.. c. BIDS. 1875
n s,s f;e-rar-Arlerican Irs. O.
40 So -ft-, Investing Co common
39 80. CITY Investing Co Ptd
15 Union Farz g
5000 New 1ork & East FNl'7I 'I1 ~0 -
&, nsp SoSthtTn J-non Gas Co 1st Mts ? s@'
6, ooo ~, IsT1J Z Norfolk r r isr Mig 81
so -. IsTIoD Trust Co. q New jersey
"a s1s Tr1s- CO. o+ America
10 shs Bank OF New York y 3 a
100 shs Wells Fargo & CO
. Broadway Trust %
New-York tribune., 1909-06-15
zIST Qua RTERLY DIVIDEND
IHE INInN RAG ANn RaPER q.

q Battery Pl.. y. Y city. June 10 1909
A quarterly dividend Of ONE PER CENT on the
preferred stock the Bag and Paper C-orpanv
has this day been declared. be payable on
july Is 1909 20 Etockhoioers Of close OF
business jane 80. 1909
X !. SPARKS Secretary
New-York tribune., 1909-06-15
eUGGENHEM EXrLORATIoN COMPANY.
100 Broadway
New York. Nav anth- laOa.

New 1ork, Nay 20th, 1909.
DIVIDEND No. 2S
The Directors the GuEEenhe;rn ExrIoration Coprarv
hsye this Cay declared quarterly dividend TWO AND
oNE-HAI-F t@-zfeb PER CENT the capital
ISSUE Of the Company payable July 1s 1903
June 18Th. 1903
The books % the stock Of the Company
vii close three O'Clock Afternoon OF June 18th
1893, and reopen July "a 1903
CIIAS. X IIPMAN Secretary.
New-York tribune., 1909-06-15

20oo Mich Cent A. 300 Do .-.---...-.-. e5~
Rrts ....----- p4is 800 Do sup Dull
1000 " lst 4s Term s........ p3H
Total sales or bonds. Sc 5000