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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-05-26
Delp, Hlale ann Ternale.

WANTED. STENoGRAPHER 4S6
pookkeeper. one that can do general
ONCE work, permanent position to
me right party: state experience
references and salary expected. Ad-
dress CHARLES F. SENTZ. Columbja
e. G. -
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-05-26

EOyERNMENT EMPLOYEES WANTED
Write for Richmond examination
schedule: preparation free. FRANC
ter, N. 7.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-05-26
Drotessinna Delp QMantro.

= a ~ "a FOR FREE LIST
openings, school and colleges
throughout the South; Oldest agency.
guaranteed service. SHERiDAN'S]
IEACHERS. AGENCIES, Atlanta.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-05-26
5RltlIiner,p,

s.F ds SALE OF MY ENTIRE LINZ
u millinery and ready-nade gar.
mems me, Is Untrinmed shapes, 10 cents.
a Pnra ss ssents, worth double. all colors..
SPLENDID value. MRS. Julius Ills R HfSs;yS;
l423 East Main Street, \ Alb
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-05-26
Dap Ianteo, TsnaIe.

Cook WANTED. APPLY TO THE
y. w. G. A.. Franklin Street, between
Seventh and Eighth
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-05-26

RICHMOND REFINING COMPANY
1903 East Cary Street. City Contrac.
tors. Dead animals removed at once
Phone Monroe so2T. Buyers of tai.
low and bones.
HUMAN HAIR BOUGHT AND SOLD
atsHuGHES'S- 209 North Third.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-05-26

FOE SALE, BELGIAN HARNS.- q NJ
SS:bo per pair: good stock. AMY -
~ Ky fork St, Barton Heights. Phone
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-05-26

WANTED. EVERIt
that samoset is tn.
chocolates madee.
GATHRIGHT-CH
sale Distributors
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-05-26

FOR RENT. LARGE. LIGHT. COOL.
handsomely furnished rooms: CEN
trail. 1101 East Clay.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-05-26

t1o 81 RIyal BS1ShRR 2E 7 ,AND PAsTURED
~ 4o57 w. z. p. cRoWDER 3al4
The daily sentinel., 1910-01-17

yer News and the Salt Lake papers
contained similar dispatches but the
Republican dispatch is the most ac-
curate:
Washington, Jan. 15.-The secre-
tary of the interior has taken the
first step toward actual work on the
Grand Valley project in Colorado by
approving form of contract to be
entered into with the Mesa County
Irrigation district and the Palisade
Irrigation district for right of way
necessary for the main canal.
The secretary approved form Of
contract for this purpose some weeks
ago which was not regarded as satis-
factory by the people representing
these districts.
He has now agreed to an amend
ment which 1t is understood will be
satisfactory.
The next step is up to the people
as it is necessary for the land own
ers in these two irrigation districts to
vote upon acceptance of this contract.
1t is understood that this may be done
within a few weeks, and ii the con-
tract is accepted. the way will be
opened for activity in other directions
for Inauguration of work on this
project.
The daily sentinel., 1910-01-17
BALLINGER SAYS 1T SUITS HIM.
CONTINUED from page one. I,

Upon the approval of this contract
by the majority of the land owners in
each of these districts depends the
proposition of elevating the line of
the High Line canal to the old line
of the Stub ditch, thereby avoiding
the destruction of valuable orchard
property in the Palisade district,
which must follow If the canal Is run
on tine lower or original line of sur
yey.
II the form of contract is agreed to
by the voters of the two districts,
then the government and the Water
Users Association will raise the ca
nal survey to the line of the present
Stub ditch and thus save thousands
of dollars in damages to orchards.
The form of contract has been in
Secretary Ballinger's hands for some
time. Secretary Ballinger notified
Secretary Apperle of the Water Users
Association by wire that he would
pass upon the contract at an early
date. Early action was desirable.
The announcement that the form
of contract has been accepted means
that another long step has been taken
toward clearing the way for early
and earnest construction work on the
great project.
AS soon as the accepted form of
contract Is received by Secretary Aup-
perle. the officials of the irrigation
districts will be notified 1t is ex-
pected that within very few weeks,
or just as soon as the requirements
of the law can be fulfilled, an cleo
tion will be called in each of the two
districts and the contract put up for
acceptance or rejection.
The following is the dispatch from
Washington telling of the action of
Secretary Ballinger:
The following dispatch was sent
out from Washington Saturday night
TO the Denver Republican. The Den
The daily sentinel., 1910-01-17

Morgan Hall left yesterday for Cal
ifornia to spend the balance of the
winter recuperating.
]. W. Sawyer has been quite i'll for
some days at his home on North Fifth
street
+. A. Franklin, the genial Peters
Paper Co. representative, is in the
city calling on his patrons
Mr.. and Mrs. r. F. Feldmeier have
departed for an extended visit in
California and other coast points.
James f. Walker has returned
from visit to the Iron Chief mine
in the Sinbad country and brought
with him some splendid samples Of
ore
The daily sentinel., 1910-01-17

In one of The Sentinel's dispatches
today it is announced that charges
have been made against Secretary
Ballinger concerning the furnishing
of expense money to his. nephew for
travelling expenses. This nephew is
doubtless Mr.. Keyes. who visited
Grand Junction last summer as the
personal representative of Mr.. Bal
linger and who is known to be the
nephew of the secretary of the inter-
ior. The announcement of the charge
will create decided sensation.
There promises to be some very in
teresting and rather sensational de-
vclopments very shortly in the local
labor controversy between the car
penters and the contractors.
The daily sentinel., 1910-01-17
EVIDENCE SHOWS
SW0PES WERE KILLED
IBy Associated Press 1

Kansas City, Jan. 11.-An arrest
IN the swope case, involving the
death of Col. Thomas ii. Swope, his
nephew Chrisman Swope, and the
alleged poisoning of the seven heirs
of the dead phiianthropist may be ex-
pectcd with ~ hours irrespective of
the findings of scientists now exam
lining the stomachs of the Swopes at
Chicago.
man closely connected with the
case and who is authority for the
foregoing statement, declared today
that the chain of evidence wrought
against the alleged plotter or pIottcrs
is now being made almost complete.
The daily sentinel., 1910-01-17
CORPORATIONS
WIN BIG VICTORY
TBy Associated Press. l

+ Washington, Jan. lin the !
+ cases of the Western Union Tel I
= egraph Company and the Pull 1
+ man Company versus the State I
+ OF Kansas the supreme court to- I
t day held to be invalid the Kan I
+ sas state law Of 1898, known as :,
+ the Bush act, requiring outside I
+ corporations to pay a charter !.
+ fee for the benefit of the state I.
+ schools and prohibiting them (
: from doing business in the state 1
! unless they comply with the act. I
The daily sentinel., 1910-01-17

Mr. and Mrs. Carl Browning, of
the Little Dolores country, are visit
ing in Grand Junction on business
today.
]. G. Moore leaves tonight fur
Howell. Mich, after having visited
in the Grand valley for a number O,
weeks.
Not as many as expected attended
the rabbit hunt at Mack yesterday
Only II tickets were sold on the UiH-
tab excursion.
ii. ]. Peters was a passenger this
afternoon for Denver on Midland No.
106. He will be gone for n week ag
ten days on business.
The daily sentinel., 1910-01-17
HE'S DIGGING UP HIS JONATHAN
APPLE TREES.

Bud Robinson is digging up mis- s.
year-old Jonathan apple trees, 80 rs
to plant pop corn.
He certainly is a foolish man aud
is using poor judgment; but he raiss's
pop corn in Kansas and has not taken
the trouble to learn about anything
else.
Say. he is using just as good iutg
ment as you do when You depend
upon medicine to cure you. Yos
haven't investigated. Robinson is
living in the past and don't realize
the possibilities of Grand ValIeg
orchard; so are you when you take
drugs into your stomach. and you
are doing worse than a popcorn
business.
.McCOBB & MEDLIN.
Chiropractors CKi-ro-prak-torsl-
The daily sentinel., 1910-01-17

Miss Laura Hanbriek of Eagle is
visiting friends in the city this after
noon.
The daily sentinel., 1910-01-17

Miss Dessa LeVan. who represent
ed Grand Junction in the Apple
Queen contest, returned home Sun
day morning.
The daily sentinel., 1910-01-17
RAILROAD NEWS.


Second We President and General
Manager clarke, A 5. Hughes and
J. +. Enris-t, al of the Rio Grande.
visited in the city a short time today.
en- route to Salt Lake City.
The Orchard Mesa Construction
Company today had work train out
building the dam at Beaver Trail
tunnel.
Bill Stockton, boss boilermaker OF
the local shops. has been loaned for
a few days, by authority of Superin-
tendent Martin, to the Great Western
Sugar Company at Loveland. to in
spect and repair their boilers.
Louis Funk, formerly of the sugar
factory in this city, has accepted a
position as night station, ry engineer
Jack Daley. for nine years the yard
master in the local yards, which po-
sition he held until three years ago
when he went to Denver to work for
the Colorado & Southern. has been
appointed night yard master.
Superintendent Nedwideck today
made short trip up the line to meet
the Rio Grande officials
Miss Laura Hanbrick of Eagle is
visiting friends in the city this after
The daily sentinel., 1910-01-17

The annual meeting of the stock
holders of the Colorado Spray and
Chemical company. was held at .
O'Clock this afternoon.
The daily sentinel., 1910-01-17
T0DAY'S WHEAT MARKET.

tBy Associated Press.
Chicago, Jan. 17.-January wheat
closed today at s1.1OSs.
The daily sentinel., 1910-01-17

Superintendent Nedwideck today
made short trip up the line to meet
the Rio GTande officials
The daily sentinel., 1910-01-17

factory in this city, has accepted a
position as night station ry engineer.
New-York tribune., 1910-02-05
TOPICS OF THE STREET.

FOREIGN TRADING-Foreigu houses
bought upward Of $500 shares in the local
were strong on the London exchange, and
cable dispatches indicated no uneasiness
abroad over the situation at this centre
BANKS GAIN CAsH--The reported
a gain in cash held by the banks of a,5!0,-
O00. The banks gained a little over 5000
Sub-Treasury operations. The receipts
from the interior were S11131 900, and ship
u1ents into the interior amounted to $3.50
coo, including S4,351. COO national bank notes
sent to Washington for redenp pJion- The
exact gain from the interior was S2,2S1,0O0
Receipts Of new gold were s1.25S,000, name
ly: On New York Assay Office checks,
SIS, ,0D0; on San Francisco Mint checks,
s49S. go. and on Seattle Assay Once checks,
S29 900 Ordinary disbursements by the
Sub-Treasury were s2s, ,S1s.o 900 Payments
by the banks to the SUb-Treasury for
customs. internal revenue, 8 per cent re-
demption fund. etc, were S23,S0s,o0N, show
proper OF 81 ,e8s, ,O00 The total gain from
the interior and by new gold was s3, co
Deducting the loss on Sub-TTeasury opera
tions proper the net gain by the banks
was s1,510000.
BUFFALO & USQUEHANNA IRON
In connection with the attention which
Buffalo & Susquehanna Railway system,
statements have been published TO the
effect that the Buffalo < Susquehanna
Railway and the Buffalo & SusQuehanna
Iron Company are controlled by practical
" the same interests. II is pointed out
that, although bearing a name similar 10
that OF the railway, the iron company has
always been controlled by and under the
management Of William a. Rogers. of
Rogers, Brown & Co, who is in no way
connected with the management Of the
railway company
GRAIN MISUNDERSTANDING re-
ports the exports Of grain for the week.
with comparisons, figures in bushels, as
follows Wheat, -four included. 2.465, ,69S
compared with 3,11SI7S last week and
500 976 in this week last year: for the fiscal
in the corresponding period last year
Corn, 1,240. $50, compared with 1.3IS.656 last
week and 1,106.SS5 in the same period of
1863; for the fiscal year. 15,269,Si3. against
16, ,721, 40 in the corresponding period last
year
CAST IRON PIPE PREFERRED DIVI-
DEND-The United states Cast Iron Pipe
and Foundry Company has declared the
regular quarterly dividend of ia per cent
on its preferred stock. payable March I 10
holders of record February 19.
CHILDS COMPANY STOCK.-A special
meeting OF the stockholders OF the Childs
Company has been called for February IS
70 vote on d proposition TO increase the
preferred capital stock from $2,000G00 to
S, ,000,O OI0.
NEW STOCK EXCHANGE MEMBERS
Samuel Mast and John w. Kirkner have
been elected members of the New York
Stock Exchange.
COPPER ENPORTS.-Exports OF copper
for the week ended February s were Ssl5
tons. a material increase over the same
time last year
New-York tribune., 1910-02-05
CONSOLIDATED EXCHANGE.

Business on the Consolidat9d Stock iHt .ba1e E1e
WaS p falling off compared with the un-
usual total Of Thgrsdsy agtribaaed saesS smong a
sixt1-Nve different stocks. United States
Steel common accounted for g. 40 shares shares
of the grand total. Commission houses IS
reported the appearance in their ofnceS OF
many NAM bargain hunters, attracted to Wall
Street by the decline. Professional cover
ing Of Shorts was large in the early DEAL
ings, and for a time resulted in prices
ruling Wen above quotations. on the New
York Stock Exchange. On the advances,
however, stocks were again offered freely
By the room tradeEs and at this the lmpaddeg iesdag
issues failed to touch by small 1ractlon
The high gures Teaehfd d 6o 9a sef sae sboSe G5os
50 against SOL. but its low was 1875,
against S1 smsltipgs -d high es,ast was s, 81
TGie Stock was the third most active on
the list, with Union Pacific second The
high OF the last named vas lst.s asaIl1s' 4s5t;
Detailed operations follow:
New-York tribune., 1910-02-05
coPARTNERsHIP NOTICE.

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT CfiElS-
TANA 7. RICHTER THERESA RICHTER
NOEII. and FREDERICK VI RICHTER, who
seyeraiiy reside West Eoboken- Hudson
C-o;lnrv New Jersey, have formed E limited part.
-Tersfip IN accordance with the provisions of
CHAPTER ~ Article /, OF the Consolidated Laws
= 1863 IN the business Of general iron workers
aud dealers, IN the Borough OF Manhattan, CITY
and County OF New York. under the frrn name
and styls o Frederick It Richter & Co. IN
which she above named persons are all the par
ties who interested therein: that said Fred
ericK X Richter and Theresa Richter Nohl are
the general partners. and are OF 1ull age. ana
the said Christans T Richter is the special part
uer. and IS OF ful age: that the said Christiana
=. Richter has contributed and paid II. IN cash.
the sl,rE Of one thousand $1,000 Dollars OF
capital TO the common stock; and that the said
partnership IS TO commence On The twenty-f-st
dsy Of January, 1910. and IS to terminate On the
death OF the said Christiana T Richter unless
toonsr dissolved, IN accordance with the pro-
visions Of the said special partnership law
Dated New York. January 21st. 1910
FREDERICK W RICHTER
THERESA RICHTER VOEB
General Partners.
CHRISTIANA T. RICHTER,
S-erief
New-York tribune., 1910-02-05
FOREIGN FINANCIAL.

London. Feb. Mooney was in fair sup
ply and in moderate demand. Discounts
were quiet
heavy appearance due to the uncertainty
to Wall Street, the new loans, and the
rrospect OF the government borrowing.
All these factors operated against in
creased business and at the same time
induced realizing, under which consols
dropped an eighth. and other gilt edged
securities home rails and Kaffirs closed
correspondingly easy Brazilian, japanese
bonds and Mexican rails were the firm eX-
Ceptions- .
BIving at the lower level raised the
active issues in the American department.
more than z dollar over the nnal New
vork prices OF yesterday. a reaction fol-
lowed but renewed support hardened the
market and at one time prices showed net
gains OF q 10 ~. On fears Of Wall Street
selling the Improvement was checked and
Trices dropped off again on the receipt OF
the opening prices from New York. Fresh
covery, and the closing was steadier IN
C,aiI money in London. I2.G2 per cent:
omen market discount rate FOR short bills,
gk per cent: long bills, 23s per cent: Berlin
discount rate, rs per cent; Paris discount
don q francs 1812 cerumes: Berlin eX-
change on London, % marks q pfennigs-
Bar gold rs ID. American cables, 16s ID
Paris. FEB. z-Three per cent rentes
closed IS centirnes higher. at IS francs 20
confines Prices on the Bourse were firm
Berlin, Feb 4-Prices on the Boerse
we're strong on the tariff agreement. Amer
i-an stocks were weaker
New-York tribune., 1910-02-05
MEETINGS.
REPUBLIC IRON & STEEL COMPANY.

NDIICE OF SFECIAL NEELINE
OF STOCKHOLDERS
A special meeting Of the stockholders Of Re
ulh-ic iron & Steel Company to act upon pro
nosaI to authorize mortgage Of all part Of
the Cor1pary's properties ana franchises TO Sc
cure an issue Of bonds. 70 aggregate principal
amount rot 20 exceed at any one time
~, ,Oe0. 600 90 and the issue and disposition OF
such bonds IN order 70 retire existing bonds and
ro- other corporate purposes. and upon any mat
teri relating thereto. viii be held at the once
~ the Coupaay al No. Is Exchange Place. Jer-
sev City. y. J. on the 7th day Of March, at
u O'Clock in the forenoon
The stock transfer books Of the Company VIII
s,e closed al the close of business on February
tsth 1910. and will be reopened al 10 o'clock
4 NJ. on March SIh, 1910
Dated Pittsburgh. Pa. February 4th- 1910
BY order Of the Executive Committee
H I. ROWND. Secretary.
New-York tribune., 1910-02-05

DOMESTIC EXCHANGE.-Boston 10c
discount; Chicago, 15c discount; san + ran
cisco. sight nc, telegraph 121ac premium;
New Orleans, commercial par. oank, y
1-1Oc premium; St Louis, &C discount o1o'
Sc premium asked; Minneapolis, S0c pre-
MUM: Savannah, buying 3-16c discount
selling par.
BANK CLEARINGS- = New York, ex-
changes. sS73 293. .2s4 bsIaness slSisS,S.s: sScs
ITO; Philadelphia, exchanges sl3:!3''
balances s. 224 169: Chicago, exchanges S4,-
497,743, balances. g. 1882
SILVER MARKET-Comnlercia bar sill
yer, 5114c; Mexican silver dollars. &c Bar
silver in London closed at 23asc, decline
Of I'D.
GOLD PREMIUM-In Madrid, $50; Lis
bon, II.
MEXICAN EXCHANGE.-Mexica ex-
change on New York is quoted at 20l1z-
GOVERNMENT REVENUE. : Receipts
from customs yesterday were sl,lSz so N
terual revenue, $685. ,634, and miscellaneous
s155, As, total Of s.. .224,620, against total
expenditures on ordinary account OF 81, ibe,-
so. For the month TO date ordinary re-
penditures S. 439 $50 the excess of receipts
amounting to S64, 819. For the fiscal year
to date ordinary receipts have been S361.-
326,O6 against S3E, ,555, ,S95 in the same time
sO6, against S404, 4,145,07S in 1903, the excess
of expenditures this year amounting TO
s24 $50 s36 compared with an excess last
year of So, 5Se, ,fSS. Including Panama Canal
expenditures over receipts since July
amounts to $40, 5,13a91S, against an excess N
the corresponding period year ago OF SS+,-
244, ,224.
SUB-TREASURY.-Th Sub-Treasury was
debtor TO the Clearing House SSos,6So
New-York tribune., 1910-02-05

Approx.
Name. Maturity Bid Asked yield.
Am cigar c. Mch 10. 1911. 9s1s 9s@. 800
do . c. 4Ich Is. 1912. 96$4 97ls $40
At Coast L 5 D c. Mch. 1910. 100 1908 ESQ
Beth Steel p ., Nov. i9li-.- 99a 100 800
. II * d ! y c, July 1913. 91 97i. 4s5
Gee s; st l. : p C. June. l9ll-foo1e loI 42O
p&R equip Z =. July. 1922 1914 1o2@. AIS
Gen Rubber 1 !: p c, July, 1919 93is 94la $50
Hudson Cos . c, oct Is. 1911 99a zoos. 4T5
Interior r T . . c. May. 19l1.103A l04t4 $50
K 9 r & L G. Sept. 1912. 81 9TIa go
do ) 2 c. May 13 l913-.--.. 96 81 5S6
Lack StI Is yr) ) c. Mch. 1910 99ls 100ls 40
do Il yr) ) p c. Mich. 1910 GAS l0Ois 20
do . . c, Mch. 1al5--.-.... ej 95 ; 80
Louis & y 3 p c. Mch. 1910. 100 lO)7s $40
II & st l. 3 p {. Feb, 1911 l.... 9Sa 3o2. : 0D
NYC Is 60 p {. Nov 10 -. Acc t5re issis
y y H & II 3 p c. 1901 l00 102
Nor e West p c, May 1910. lOois 10Oia z So
Penn r p c, MCh To- l91o-lo0 lnGia 3 90
St l. 6 5 + ) p c. Jan. 1911. "a a9'a < 6n
do AZ c, 60 lgl2 - y2t2 ebi, 500
Southern Rv ) . {. Feb. 1918. 9a's a9s. 511
Tidewater 8 p .. June 1913. 1914 I0I&, 5an
West Tel s. T p Feb. u. 9aas 99A : 81
West z 6 p 9. Aug 1910 1908 loI 495
New-York tribune., 1910-02-05
JANte L NDttts-->. 2 ILSoS-L---
UFVFIaND CINCINNATI, CHICAGO g.
ST IRIIS RY CO,

Grand Central Station. y. Y. Jan p, 1910.
The Board Of Directors OF this Company
have declared q dividend Of Two Per Cent on
the Common Capital Stock, payable at the
ofice OF Nessrs J P Morgan & Co. New
vork, on March 1st. 1910. 70 stockholders Of
record 81 three O'Clock P. n. or Monday. Feb
CHARLES F. cox. Treasurer
New-York tribune., 1910-02-05
Ss.125. $50. 10 Sc. 10. 154 SIS So 0o1

Circulation per capita. SS4 So. February I
Ig9' T,@' - February /. 1908. S25 81, February :!
!. 1908. Sal ~; February / 1908 $40 81. FeS-l,,
arE !. 1893 so As. February /. 1902. SIS -.
New-York tribune., 1910-02-05
INACTIVE STOCKS.

The following were the last actual sales
and. the closing quotations for stocks in
which there were no transactions yester-
daY on the New York Stock EXchange:
New-York tribune., 1910-02-05
GENERAL CHEMICAL COMPANY.

S-oad Street View 4orA. Jan =, IsIV
The Directors have this day declared z otvt-
send OF one and one-quarter QAq) per cent
1Ipon the Common stock. payable March l. 1910,
stockholders Of record At the close OF business
February p, 1910
The Directors also declared al extra divloeno
srpon the Common stock Of ten (i0Set per cent.
s payable after March IS. 1910, in the Common
stock Of the company at par 70 stocEholders q
record az close Of business February II 1910.
This action taken in view Of the fact that
for the wears 1904 and 1905. while the company
earned its usual dividends. for prudential reasons
10 dividend was paid the Common stock for
= those
New-York tribune., 1910-02-05
BONDS
IMPORTS OF oRYeoocs.

Imports and marketings CT drySoo's
week. with comparisons, were as foHo-
This week. Last weak i,s~1$
Total imports. So SOS. $50 4.SlI4SS sssas
Total n1arkstin9rs 8. SS2 Sf2 S6S.o
New-York tribune., 1910-02-05
MONEY IN CIRCULATION.

The Treasury Department reports the
TOTAL money IL circulation on February !
follows.
New-York tribune., 1910-02-05
GOVERNMENT BONDS.

The following shows yesterdays clcosIli
quotations for government bonds, Compal1
with ThurSdaVS.
New-York tribune., 1910-02-05
DIVIDEND NOTICES.
WELLS FARGO & COMPANY
81 Broadway, New York

January 81. 1910.
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN, that at a regu-
lar meeting ot the Board OF Directors Of this
company, On the 23rd day OF December. 1909. at
rhe othoe Of the company. No. 81 Broadw7ay.
city Of New York, County and State Of New
York, The following resolution was adopted:
RESOLVED, That extra dividend Of $500
per share be declared payable On THURSDAY,
February 10. 1910. out Of the accumulated sur
plus earnings OF the company, 70 stockholders as
registered It's books at three . clock P NJ on
Monday, January 8. 1910. That for the purpose
u< such divisead the books Of the company be
closed az three o'clock P NJ. January 81. 1910,
and re-opeued II ten O'clock A II. February
II. 1910
BY ORDER Of the Board Of Directors.