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The San Francisco call., 1909-01-03
OAKLAND REAL EsTATE-Continued
THREE SPECIALS

$4,000.
Beautiful modern bungalow rooms and
bath; beam ceilings; elegant fixtures;
terrace lot, south frontage, very sunny;
fine location, ] block OF carline, East
Oakland; terms $40o and you arrange the
balsnce.
story, : large rooms and bath; modern
in every respect; situated on north side
of street; plenty of sun; nice residence
district; blocks east of Telegraph ay.
and blocks from Key Route; price re-
duced, owner willing TO sacrifice for a
quick sale; terms 500 cash, balance $25
per month, including 6 per cent interest.
$6500
lincOme $75 per month";
Modern house. 3 large rooms and bath:
rent $40 per month pair fats, 3 and
rooms; all modern plumbing: rents $35
per month; large deep lot and situate on
north side Of street, this side of 3lst,
east Of San Pablo aY. This property is
without a doubt the best income buy in
Oakland. Terms half cash. balance ar
ranged
The above properties are few OF our
genuine bargains, under exclusive con
tracts II you are looking for good
home OF an investment it Will pay you to
cali and see us at once.
H0ICONB REALTY Co.
investor OF Capitan,
3O6 san Pablo aV Oakland
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Meeklx CIearing House statement

NEW YORK Jan. 2--The statement OF clear
ing house banks for the week shows 1--we daySl
that the banks hold SIC. 957 800 more than the
requirements OF the % per cent reserve rule
This IS an increase OF $4.O33, ,9T5 in the proper
tiOnate cash reserve as compared with last week.
The statement follows:
Loans. 81 .273. .22O. 100. decrease. S524. 600.
Deposits 81 .320. S67, 900: decrease, 81 2S4 OO0
Circulation $50, $3.50. 500; increase. 81 .231. 800.
Legal tenders. SO. 54S. leo; increase. 81. .2S5.-
900.
Specie. s2I1. .621. 100; increase. s.. 427, 500.
Reserve 1851 956 200: increase. So 713 200
Reserve required. $3.50. 216. 300; increase S419,-
325.
Surplus $29, ,95T 200: increase. a. OS3, ,9T5.
United States deposits. s23. $50. 800; Increase
s.. .91O. 600.
The percentage Of actual reserve for the clear
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MARRIAGE LICENSES

The following marriage licenses were issued in
San Francisco Saturday, January 2, 1909:
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Bohm. 33, 1525B
Turk St, and Marian Mariska, 22, 1926 Turk
cERELLI-FERRoGGIAR Charlie ]. Cerelli.
"a, Oakland, and Dollie Ferroggiaro, Is. 327
FLSHEUERMAN-Emile Cert. -, 21o2
Bush St, and Carrie sheuerman, le, 1908
CoLE-BRIGGs- Robert e. Cole, 81. Seattle.
Ore.
DEvENCENZI = DEvENCENZI = John Deven-
cenzi 22, and Theresa Devencen1i, 10, both OF
DYER -HoLMEs-walter e. Dyer. s5. and
Huldah G. Holmes, 45. both of Portland. Ore.
FARQUHARSON-PHIN 3. Farqu-
harson, 2T, South Ryegate, VT, and Anna w.
Phinney, 20, Montpelier VT.
GOTH-LYTH-Joseph Goth, 20, 5O16 Twenty
second St, and Rose Lyth, 20, Sl2 ShotweI
HAYES -MooRE---George A: Hayes, 80, and
Emo NJ. Moore, %, both of San Jose
N-wILEY-Benjamin B. Johnson, 20,
y Parnassus ave. and Edith NJ Wiley. %,
21O0 Golden Gate ave.
K0PPITZ-DAyIS-Eu J. Koppitz, 21, S65
Frederick ST., and Maude F. Davis, Fl, 1855
Union st.
LEvY-WEIL-Fernand A. Levy, 30, and
Sophie ]. Well, Fl, both Of Hotel Majestic
TAYL0R-SHEEHAN-W William Taylor, 26. 1855
Harrison ST., and Lena sheehan, "a. 223 Dore
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. F. Thorn
ton, 21, % Fourteenth St, and Della Nc
Mshon, 21, Fairmnnt hotel.
OAKLAND, Jan 2.-The following marriage
licenses were issued today:
M-NATHANSON-Edw Bloom, 80, and
Bertha Nathanson. 20, both OF Oakland.
DE ROC0-N0LAN-Joseph o. de Roco, Al,
Berkeley. and Anna A. Nolan, 35, Oakland.
K-HUNGHER-Edward ]. Overlook,
%, and Clair L. Hungher, 19, both of Oak
land.
STEWART = FEM = Berthold Stewart 20,
Berkeley. and Agnes p Fem. 16 Oakland.
YOUNG-FOGG-Hary R. Young 33, Fruit
vale, and Lillian b. Fogg, 81, Oakland
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BIRTHS

HEIDE-In San Lorenzo Alameda county, Cal.
January 2 1909, to the wife of Henry Heide
MEIER-In this city, December 81, 1905, to
the wife of NJ. F. Meier, son.
MURPHY-Ii this city, to the wife of James
X. Murphy, a daughter.
PETERS-Tn Pleasanton. Cal, December 81.
1905 to the wife of Lewis Peters formerly
Alls Farrell), daughter.
PIERSON-In this city. December 80 1905
TO the wife of X. Pierson a son.
STEINBRING-In this city, December y. 1905
to the wife of Albert R. Steinbring, son.
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Truman. a native OF Germany. aged So year.
IL months and days. (San Jose papers
Friends are respectfully Invited to attend
the funeral tomorrow (MOndayl. January 4.
1905 at 1870 o'clock p. m. from the funeral
sion street between Fifteenth and Sixteenth
Integment Cypress Lawn cemetery. By electric
> funeral ear from Twenty eighth ana Valencia
streets.
wALLEN-In Berkeley CAL January I. 1902
Emma C. Wallen, dearly beloved daughter Of
Mrs Kajsu Linden; wife Of John G. wallen
sister OF Mrs. F. de Parouge. Mrs. n Darr
Miss Ida, Miss Mamie. Andrew and aries
Linden, and mother Of Carl. Frieda. Victor
and Esther Wallen- native OF Sweden, aged
40 years months and 25 days.
Friends and acQuaintances respectfully
invited To attend the funeral services tomorro1
(MOndayl. January 4. at O'Clock D. m. az
her late residence. 2S07 Hazel street near
Stuart. Interment Mountain View cemetery
wE55-Tn this city. January 2: 1909, Annie
beloved wife OF the late Edgar Webb. and low
ing mother OF Grace Webb. a native OF County
Tyrone. Ireland. aged 81 years
parlors Of McAvoy O'fIara. ssss Msrket
street between sixteenth and Seventeenth.
wEsT-In this city. January l. 1909. Peter
West. native Of Sweden. aged ~ years A
member Of Seven Oaks grove No. l91. U A.
o. D.. and the Brotherhood of Teamsters
Friends and aequainrances are respectfully
invited 10 attend the funeral services today
Sunday, January 3 1909. st I o'clock D. M
at the parlOrs OF Julius $. GOdeau. 2123 Bush
street lncineration /. o. o. r. crematory.
3
Julia A.. beloved wife OF the late George %
Whitney, and loving mother OF Julia A. aud
Peter o. whitney. Mrs. T. j. Drtrv Nrs
o. J. Olson and the late John T. and Thomas
H. Whitney. native OF County Monaghan
Ireland
Friends respectfully invited TO attcra
the funeral tomorrow Monday. Ianuarv q
at $50 a. m, from her late residence ssi
Bartlett street, thence 70 st. james church
where solemn requiem high mass viii he
celebrated FOR the repOse OF her souI com,
mencing at A. N. Interment Holy Cross
cemetery.
WILSoN-In this city. January . 1909 James
st. Clare Wilson. beloved husband OF the late
Mary Wilson. and father OF John W. Frank
H.. Harriet NJ, Helene A. and Verda O. VIII
son and Mrs. Laura NJ. Doran. a native Of
Memphis. Tenn.
Friends and acquaintances are respectfully
invited 10 attend the funeral tomorrow Mon
day.. January 4. 1909, at o'clock a. m from
the parlors OF Carew 4 English. 1918 Geary
street. thence to St. James church. where
a requiem high mass for the repose OF his
soul viii be celebrated. commencing at OAK
a m Interment Holy Cross cemetery.
wYATT-December Il. 1905 Carrie Doud he
loved wife Of FL. C. Wyatt native OF San
Francisco.
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BIRTHS, MARRIAGES, DEATHS

Birth marriage and death notices sent by mail
VIII not be inserted. They must be handed in at
either of the publication offices and be indorsed
lied to have the same published Notices re-
stricted simply to the announcement of the event
are published once in this column free of charge.
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MARRIAGES

ORLAND-VAUGHAN-In this city, January
l. 1909, by the Rev. e. r. Ollie. Robert j.
Borland and Mabel E. Vaughan, both of
Sacramento Cal.
RAWFORD-PALMER4In this city. January
. 1909 by the Rev. Robert Lord Cave, pas
tor West Side Christian church. George A.
Crawford of Boston and Blanche Palmer of st.
Louis.
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New York Mining stocks
BOSTON Stocks and Bonds
New York Money Market

NEW YORK. Jan. Mooney on call, nominal.
Tire loans. dull and easy; 90 days and 90
days. per cent; months. 81 G3h per cens.
Prime mercantile paper 4d41A per cent.
Sterling exchange hrm. with actual business
IN bankers bills at S4S5t0a4S51 for 50 day
bills and at 81 S710G4S S715 for demand.
Commercial bills. $4S4Ts 0f4S5.
Bar silver. 5Oisc.
Mexican dollars. 45c.
Government boncs. nominal; railroad bonds, ir-
regular
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OAKLAND RBAL EsTATE-OOrtinued
WANT IL PER CENT NET INOoMEi


Fully guaranteed aud based on the best Sc
curity. Can place from $500 20 Slo,OOO-snd
guarantee above income.
Security-Units al $40 each IN . story ana
: basement; mission style new building, lSO1<o
with an I 20x20 on a prominent corner only 8
or blocks from the banking and commercial
center Leased for $500. 900. Your dividends
The Central Bank OF Oakland is the depOsitary
and trustee-all moneys are handled by IT.
This elegant inside income property VIII IN
dOubtediy double In value, therefore your units
tyour principally are likewise constantly increas-
ing in value.
This security is in the midst Of nearly 800 600
population, including adjoining communities
Building being erected. Until Its com
pleuon units may be purchased payable In four
lnsts liments.
8 per cent net interest paid on CASH subscrip-
ti0us 3 limited number Of unit purchaser
Hntn ieaSe "a kes effect guaranteed and paid by
Ihe said trustee-Centra Bank OF Oakland A
gilt edge and large paying investment for out
oE town investors
No promotion stock or bonus-every cent going
into the site snd building, thus removing every
element OF speculation
The building viii be one OF the finest on the
cosst and win embOdy every feature 70 date,
and it VII compare favO-ably with those in New
York Chicago
Names OF prominent local investors furnished.
:: Rem ittsnces may be made direct TO the
trustee and depositary or 90
sBoDCoMB REALTY 90. INC. Authorized
Fiscal Agent
fInTeStOr OF CspitaD
sos San Pablo Rv..
City OF Oakland California.
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CARD OF THANKS

WILLWEBER-We herewith desire to ex
press our heartfelt thanks 70 the manv
friends who extended 50 many evidences o.
their heartfelt and comforting sympathy and
beautiful floral offerings. during our late be-
reavemenf.
MRS. ROSIE WILLWEBER and ReIativeA
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ConditIon OF the Trea.ury

WASHINGTON. Jan. 2.-Today's statement
OF the treasury balances in the general fund
exclusive OF the $3.50 600. .OOO gold reserve
shows: Available cash balance. $16o. sol Az !:
gold coin and bullion S26, ,291 OF; gold certih-
Gates. $50. Az, 800
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CARD Or THANKs

ELSASSER The family OF the late Mrs
W. A. Elsasser desires to thank the nanv
friends who gave 50 many evidences of their
heartfelt and comforting sympathy. and beam
tiful horal offerings. during their late be-
reavement.
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ELMHuRsr REAL ESTATE

81. .000--6 room house; lot S0xl35; 2 blocks from
car line; fine location; easy terms; big bargain.
Fine lots near boulevard and new car line:
$3.50; SO cash, S5 per month"; no interest:
some small places: easy payments: same as
rent. PORTERFIEI.D & POLK, Walter ay.
and K. 18th St.. Elnlhurst
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FRUITvALE REAL ESTATE
sss 1sss 5
SOMETHING SWELL.


SOMETHING SWELL
Bungalow, rooms and bath, pantry, laun-
! dry and large closets, mantel and CRATE
china closet. dining room beamed ceiling
elegant chandeliers. gas and electricity
porcelain plumbing; lot 40x101; driveway and
outbUildings: street work complete; one block
on Fruityale ay,, close In; price So, $780,
terms.
$500 down and balance as rent buys new
and modern cottage; rooms and bath. pan
! try. washroom, etc; brick mantel, china
closet: walls and ceilings neatly tinted
lot a5x125; street work complete; on car
line: blocks 10 local trains; price only
81 900
We have many others too numerous to
mention, and we certainly have just what
you are hooking for. Come and Open
every day.
HOME INVESTMENT CO.,
1922 Fruitvale av.. Fruitvale, Cal
S S S 3
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II. A. PLEITNER. Fruitvale Sta tion,
Phone Merritt $40.
81, ,20O-Cozy cottage of 3 rooms. and sunny cor
ner, 37:6x1O0; barn. etc: only blocks
from Fruitvale station; $500 cash down,
balance on installments
8, ,4oo-New, modern cottage and bath
lot 66:6x1oo; = blocks from local station
and half block from streetcarS; very easy
terms.
81, 100 Modem room cottage and bathroom
Let 5Ox300 feet; right line and with
IN short walk to local station; small part
cash, balance in installments 10 suit.
81, ,65O-New room bungalow; bath. pantry,
Panel work, etc: lot 53x178 close to Fruit
vale high school and handy to trains and
car line; 5000 cash down. balance in in
stallments
s., 25o-New and modern room cottage and
hath; lot 30x1O0; just north of 14th st. car
line. close in; $500 cash down, balance $25
per month.
81, ,0o0-MOdern room cottage and bath; base
rlent; lot 5ox122; small sum cash down.
balance $50 per month; right close to local
station
s., ,250-Sunny corner; cottage of rooms. hall
bath basement just completed; lot BOX
100; in choice and handy location; close to
local station; very easy payments
Fl. A PLEITNER. Fruitvale Station. Cal.
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London CIosIng stocks

Bar silver-Steady; % 3-16d per ounce
Money-1Gi1a per cent.
The rate OF discount in the open market for
short bills Is 2G2s per cent and for three
months bills 2G21s per cent.
The San Francisco call., 1909-01-03

FOR RENT-FARM LANDS
FOR rent-I6O acres miles from Oakland
GILBERT WYMAN, 9th av. and Il. I6th st !;
phone Merritt 3642
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MELROSE REAL ESTATE
81, ,750-$1 900 down. balance mortgage: good
business frontage of 37:6x119, with house
in L. 18th st.
Lease. $50 per month; 4 acres, house; fine for
chickens and garden.
Money to loan. Want more money to loan
81 ,000-$250 down. balance payable end of wear:
lot 50x115; near office.
F. f. MOORE,
5015 r. 14th ST. 51st ay, Melrose
$3.50 CASH viii buy you 2 room cottage with
a nice lot. near local, school and electric cars.
price $780, balance st $40 a MONTH per
cent.
$3.50 cash. room modern cottage and lot.
near local electric cars and school; price
81. 100. balance to suit per cent.
81 400 cash. room hard finished cottage !:
big lot; electric cars and school. on
terms $1,S00, 10 suit per cent.
We have very choice building lots ne r
local. electric cars and school.
Come in and see us. Open SUNDAYS
MARTIN ALBRIGHT.
S. p. Local Station Phone Merritt So
$500 CASH will locate you very well stu
ated lot. 35x150 IT.. l block from cars train
school and other accommodations close at hand
IN any sort of cottage you wish built for
you, for total price of about So 400 If
you want a home built after your own idea see
TAYLOR HITE.
1900 East 14th ST..
Merose.
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ELMHURsT REAL EsTATE-Con.
s1,3oo-Modern, rooms; best location in town;
l BLOCK from cars.
Sl,40O-Very neat, large rooms, rustic bunga-
low; just finished; 2 blocks from cars; lot
40x120. If you are looking for a cozy
home investigate this one.
$2,60o-5 room house; number of various kinds
of fruit trees, berries, etc.; windmill,
chicken yard and houses lot I0x120; i'm
provements all in.
Start the year right by coming out where
you can live with comfort. We have
plenty of sunshine
HOOD & BREWINGT0N.
Corner L. 14th st. and Jones av.
Omen SUNDAYS.
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WILL sell my modern house cheap; offer
best bargains in lots in booming locality; de
sign and build for you at cost OF labor and
materials new Asnby line In 'front.' California
ST. s. p. station $50 feet west; Sacramento st.
Key Route station block west; over 100 sets OF
plans of houses built in Pasadena to select
from; many former patrons as references;
let me do business with you and avoid com
missions. J. J. PATTON, contractor. 1922
Ashby av.. Berkeley.
The San Francisco call., 1909-01-03

BARGAIN
Fine room modern house, perfect condition,
excellent neighborhood; on large lot 4Ox135:
lawn, flowers; close in; within 2 blocks of Key
Route and 5. z. stations and car lines: you
can not begin to duplicate ii for the price;
$4,000, one-half cash; might accept good view lot
as part payment
we have some good homes that be bought
on ye-y easy terms, low as $3.50 cash
and $50 per month. Start the new year Alright
by investigating the possibility of owning your
own home.
F. R. PEAKE & CO. 21a1 Center ST Rerkeler
The San Francisco call., 1909-01-03

S2i650-owner VIII sell on very easy terms new
up 70 date bungalow; most artistic design;
-home-ike and built for comfort and conTen.
= renee; fine living room with fireplace; large
bedrooms, dining room. kitchen, bathroom with
porcelain lined tub. toilet, laundry pantry.
street work finished: cement sidewalk sewer
, gas, electricity Close 10 cars. Room 2o6
Il02 Broadway.
The San Francisco call., 1909-01-03

MURPHY-An anniversary requiem high mass
will be celebrated for the repOse OF the soul
of Mrs. Julia Murphy tomorrow (Monday). at
ST. Charles Borromeo church, at Q o'clock
a. m. Friends and acquaintances are respect
fully invited to attead
The San Francisco call., 1909-01-03

PRETTIEST cottage in town and in choice loca-
ton; large rooms and bath; latest and best
plumbing; SIS mantel; large china closet:
coyed ceilings, paneled dining room; rooms
tinted; 2 toilets. high basement concrete foun-
dation; washroom. with porcelain trays; lot
40xlO5. This house is extra well built Street
work and walks all done 3 blocks TO Key
Route and s. p stations; price 81 $50; terms If
desired. II you want beautiful home look
this UP. o. A. RUDOLPH, 1888 Adelne St
cor. FELTON,, Alcatraz station. Open SUNDAYS
SNAP-New cottage; porcelain bath.
tiled sink, gas and electric lights coved cell
fngs. paneled dining ROOM sliding DOORS man
tel. china closet, large closets. cooling closet
concrete foundation; lot 30x100: street work
done; cement walks. all fenced: price 81 $50;
terms $3.50 cash. balance s25 monthly: conven-
lent TO Key Route and s. 2. stations; also cleo
tric cars, school, church and stores
o. A. RUDOLPH,
1888 Adeline st. cor. FELTON,.
Open Sundays Aleatraz Station
BARGAIN-Almost new room high basement
cottage: bath, pantry, mantel gas and electric
lights, fixtures and shades. coved ceilings large
hall. china closet, hot and cold water; lot Box
135. all fenced; street work and walks done
price So 600: terms $3.50 cash, balance same as
rent. $25 MONTH close to Key Route and s. p
stations; also electric cars, school. churches
and stores.
o. A. RUDOLPH.
1898 Adeline st. cor FELTON,.
Open Sundays. Alcatraz Station .
WILL sell my modern room house cheap; offer
hn AnC ~ late t k..Aw ,1@-I
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NEELY-In Hayward. CAL, December 81
1905, Mrs. Maria Neely. wife of the late WI
liam Neely, native Of New York. aged 20
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-04-27

ter diligent search discouraged me, and
began to feel that there was little
hope Of ever again enjoying good
health.
Some time ago, however, I became
interested in some newspaper articles
dealing with the ideas /and beliefs OF
l.. T. Cooper His theory that the
stomach Is responsible for the state
Of ones health, either good or bad, i'm
pressed me as being logical. He claim
ed that no one could enjoy good health
with a bad stomach, likewise, no one
could be Ill with a stomach In good
condition. His further claim that his
New Discovery preparation would re-
store the stomach to normal. induced
me to give 1t trial.
81 went to my druggist and bought
bottle. 1t proved helpful from the
first dose. continued the treatment
and improved rapidly. Four bottles
made me we'll. I am 60 years If age,
and today feel younger and enjoy Let-
ter health than in the past en- years.
I owe 1t all to Cooper's New Discovery.
Anyone suffering from stomach trouble
or nervousness should try this remark
able preparation"
cooper's New Discovery Is sold by
all druggists everywhere. A sample
bottle sent free upon request bv ad-
dressing The Cooper Medicine Compa-
ny. Dayton. Ohio.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-04-27
MADE NERVOUS WRECK
BY STOMACH TROUBLE
Iowa Mans Case Has a Parallel i'm
Every Community.

with a theory that human health is
dependent on the stomach and with a
medicine which he says proves this
theory, L. T.. cooper, a comparatively
young man, has built up an immense
following during the past two years.
Cooper has visited mot of the lead
ing cities of the country, and in each
city has aroused a storm of discussion
about his beliefs and his medicines.
Wherever he has gone. people have
called upon him by thousands. and his
preparation has sold in immense guam
titles.
The sale of this medicine has now
apread over the entire country. and is
growing enormously each day In view
OF this, the following statement from
one OF has many followers is Of general
interest.
Mr.. George Hyde. for the past TWEEN
" years a respected resident of Ma
auoketa, Ia. says: after years of
suffering from chronic stomach trou-
BILE. and trying nearly every known
remedy as well as treating with some
Of the best physicians in the country.
found myself a nervous wreck. My
appetite was gone. and the little 1
could eat distressed me. could not
Rat 4 sound nights sleep. and arohe in
fha morning feeling tired and worn out.
I I was greatly weakened and badly run
dawn. Ny failure to secure relief az
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-04-27
MERGE MANY LIVES.
s,s.nt,c Deal TO control 12,ooo Miles
of Road.


of Road.
New York, April 26-Accordtng 10 a
report circulated In this city, e. II.
Hartman has instructed leading cor
poration counsel in this and other cities
to devise a means of merging the New
York Central lines into one $1,000, 0O0.-
600 corporation with central manage
ment and one treasury.
This, II effected. would operate more
than 1900 miles of railroad, including
the New York Central. West Shore.
Lake Shore and Michigan Southern.
Cleveland, Cincinnati, Chicago and st.
Louis, Pittsburg and Lake Erie. Lake
Erie and Western. Canada Southern
and a number of other lines now con-
trolled by or allied with the New York
Central
No details are said to have been de-
cided upon yet, but 1t is understood
that 1t Is not proposed to include the
Nickel Plate Line.
President Brown, of the New York
Central, today said there was no inten-
tIon of bringing about q merger Of ali
the lines in the New York Central
Lake Shore system.
The report 10 assumed to have orig
mated from recent visits OF Treasurer
Rossiter and Albert H. Harris, Vice.
President OF the New York Central
lines, in charge of legal AFFAIRS, TO the
division heads of the different cities
along the lines of the System, but 1t IL
stated that these visits were without
relation to any scheme Of consolida-
tion of the separate properties.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-04-27
RETURN OF FLAGS
MANY ONO cTzlxnNs WILL VISIT
Governor Conner Urwes Northern Sol
dlexs to Come to Alabana and
a Take Part n the
Exercises.

Cincinnati. April ga royal vel,
come IL to be extended to Waiting
members of the 9Th Ohio Infantry by
surviving former Confederates and the
people OF Alabama at Selma, Ala, on
the occasion of the surrender OF the
battledags captured by the Ohio regi-
ment in the engagement at Selma In
April, 1855. according to . letter from
Governor b. B Conner of Alabama. to
John A. Pitts OF this city.
Governor Conner. In his letter. says
that May IL. when the nags are to be
formally returned. IL to be made a
memorable one at Selma, and urges
that as many as possible of the vete-
rams attend and share In the hospi-
tality OF the Southerners.
The arrangements, he says. have
been turned over Largely to the United
Daughters of the Confederacy. who
will see to It that the occasion is
ftingIy celebrated.
1t is probable that number from
this city and Ohi6ans living in other
States, will go to Selma In addition to
the regularly appointed committee.