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PALMER OIL co.

PALMER OIL co.
Has $50 acres; 1 producing well 3250 feet
deep, which alone has produced over 6o,000
BARRELS since August. 1907; is producing
daily some / 400 barrels; the company has
another well 1926 FEET DEEP, and third
$50 FEET DEEP. both Of which give promise
of equalng the first; the company has a con-
tract with the Associated and Union oil COM
panies to supply them each 100000 barrels
during the next three years at SOC and soc per
These oil companies are among the most at
tractive investments on the market, each Civ
ing promise of much larger results than at
present Investments In oil yielding the
largest returns Of any Total dividends for
DECEMBER in excess of 1000 600 and for
the entire period prior to December, 1909,
WILL SELL 200 SHARES OF SECTION
at SIC.
1000 shares of La Blanc at 40c.
$500 shares of San Luis Bay at 25c.
1000 shares of Madison at 14c.
500 Ocean Shore bonds at $50.
100 shares Of Burlingame Typewriter at
$1.75.
shares of La Zacualpa Rubber of 1902 at
shares OF Chiapas Rubber at s35
shares American Marconi Wireless at $50.
A few shares of Oakland Traction preferred
25 shares of Rubalito Rubber at s45.
40 shares of Sterling Oil at So.
500 shares of -Four Oil Co. at 4oc.
LOGO shares of Palmer or Brookshre at
500 shares of sisauoc at 15c.
$50 shares Of Lady Washington at 12c.
900 shares of Foxem at 1Se.
Two lots in Granada, 1o0x120 feet. for sale
at 500: half cash, balance in monthly install
ments of SIC.
YOU county Mt S14 per acre.
II lots in Salt Lake City for $1,000, will
exchange for Berkeley or Oakland property.
W. r. BARNARD,
Room II. Bacon building. Oakland.
Phone Oakland 4S49.
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INVESTMENTS

EXAMINE the following and decide whether 1t
will not pay to Withdraw your bank deposit,
paying I per cent, for some of these yielding
from 5A to - per cent.
"Turlock or Modesto irrigation bonds -
which | will sell TO yield 514 per cent; Oak
land Traction 9 per cent preferred" stock,
will yield you ca per cent Realty Syndi-
cate certificates 61a per cent.
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DIVIDEND NOTICES

THE PEOPLES. INSURANCE COMPANY OF
SAN FRANCISCO-Ftnal dividend In liquda
tion has been declared, payable at once on
surrender of certificate of stock, at the office
of the secretary, 240 Sansome street. south
east corner of California street, In the base
ment of the Mutual Life building, between
the hours of IL and O'Clock p. M, by order
OF board of directors. FRANK F. STONE, Sec.
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1Nz NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

ALAMEDA COUNTY HAS AT LAST ENTERED
THE OIL FIELDi
The Alisal OH Co., located some miles
from Livermore, having 1.4so acres OF land.
has entered the oil sands at GOO feet and is
now down 252 feet. with oil coming up with
every raise of the bailer. and shows itself as
ii runs down the creek for miles.
The character of the oil is pronounced by
NJ NJ Ogden. geoogist and oil expert, as of
crystalline paraf6ne base.
have 1000 shares for sale at zoe.
NOW is the time to invest. If there is
ANYTHING in analogy and prospects In the his
tory of other companies, may reasonably
expect a.large advance in price within the next
90 days Look at La Blanc ali example
selling last week at 1Sc, today at 35e, 40c. and
even 81 asked by stock holders. In the
opinion of experts this company's oil. home
product will be worth S150 ar the well as
soon as the we'll is finished. which is expected
in 30 days.
w. e. BARNARD,
II Bacon Block, Oakland.
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Sc 350--Rents $726 per year; fats Of As rooms
and bath each; In perfect condition; key lot,
California and Fillmore; pay nearly 10
per cent. t6bZel
BALDWIN & HOWELL. s1s-s24 KEARNY ST.
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RESIDENCES.

SO, ,0O0-Splendid residence on double key lot;
sunny exposure on all sides; substantially
and well built; conveniently arranged; Vi,
cinity of California and Cough sts.; will
entertain proposition for exchange (6307)
sic, ,00O-Fell ST., facing Golden Gate Park; house
OF II rooms and bath; inlaid floors; large
lot, 50x137:6. (4l9D
SIS, ,200--A charming home of 10 rooms and bath
Ashbury Heights district: furnace, etc.
beautiful view of bay, ocean and sur,
rounding hills (592S)
ST 5o0-Delightfu home on double frontage lot;
facilities for garage: lot fronts on
streets; everything convenient; sunny
rooms and bath; owner, 101S Clayton
St, today.
Send for March list of property for sale.
BALDWIN & HOWELL, S1s-S24 KEARNY ST
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COUNTRY REAL ESTATE


20 ACRES. near city limits good town. sacra-
mento valley; hne story, room house.
porched all around; barn 40x50, with shed (;
Drooder house 12x50, henhouse 16x50; tank
house and windmill; all improvements In Splen-
did condition; acres family orchard; large
orange, lemon. eucalyptus, acacia. olive and
other varieties; 450 grspevines; price 81. 4.0o0;
terms, 81, 800 down. balance 2, 5 and years.
40 acres deep sediment loan soil: fenced ::
about IA feet to pure soft water; 16 acres fine
bearing orchard, aprieots, peaches, pruneS and
almonds; acre rye. balance alfalfa Ind; fruit
cutting shed, evaporator. trays and boxes; 2
incubators, brooder house, 1 concrete incuba-
tor house, hen houses 1892 house
with bath; barn 20x30; wells place; beau
ufuIly located; main county road; near school
and creamery; price s.. .250; terms
400 acres, beautifully located. Sacramento
valley; lots OF natural shade; level and all un-
der splendid system OF irrigation now; soil a
very rich alluvial deposit of II feet to first
bed OF pure soft water; between main county
roads; miles from city and railroad; locality
has $50, GOO creamery plant, electric lights,
dsiiy mail delivery. good schools. growers as
scclation, telephone system, etc; ideal for
sweet potatoes. vegetables. alfalfa, corn, fruit,
etc; would make Of the finest alfalfa and
dairy ranches In state. or splendid subdivision
proposition. already plated; wholesale price,
S65 per acre; easy terms
Full details at HOME SEEKERS INFORMA-
T1ON BUREAU. 944-946 Monadnock bldg, S. r.
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s7,75o II ROOM HOUSE.

Substantial house of II rooms, stories attic
and basement; sunny side of Baker street. In
small outlay.
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PROPOSALS AND BIDS

SEALED BIDS WILL BE RECEIVED at the Of
fee of the secretary of the regents Univer-
sity of California, Berkeley, at or before $50
A. m March o. 1910, for woodwork in Boalt
hall. on the university campus at Berkeley, as
per plans and specifications on. file at said Of
fee.
Ne bids will be received unless accompanied
hv n certified check bond in favor of the
undersigned equal to 10 per cent Of the bid. to
assure execution of contract to successful bid
der The right to reject any or all bids is re-
served.
CALIFORNIA.
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MARINE VIEW RESIDENCE.
$4,000.

Beautiful home of 10 rooms and bath, in Val
Ieio St not far from Fillmore; large lot; select
neighborhood; every appointment modern and
every known convenience is in house; arrange
for personal inspection. (66lS1
BALDWIN & HOWELL. 31s-324 KEARNY ST
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SPECIALS.
Sill .50o-FoR A BUILDER. 1osx12o. sunny
side Of 1st av.; for fats OR houses. t64l3l
SS500-Splendid Western Addition corner; equal
TO ) frontGges; 3T:6x9I; this is a
dandy. (4556l
Se 5o0-Store and fat; business investment In
Western Addition; rents S55; $4,000 cash
required (3264l
S4,T50--Make US an offer: NV cor. I'd ay. and
ct. Sunset; 35x95 it; dandy corner.
S4 600-36 feet on sunny side of Lake St, in
side of 9th av.; excellent for home or
fats
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RROOKSUIRU or, co

Has 395 acres; wells; has returned to
stock holders since organization, December,
1902, S437, 500; pays every month 1c per share
l offer for sale 5000 shares at s1.30; yielding
9 per cent.
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FINANCIAL
ORIGINAL enterprise; great magnitude; desire
$40 600 man. principals only. Box 1916. Call.
COMPANIES incorporated and organized; most
favorable charters. Natl Inc. S11 Mills bldg.
MINES AND MINING
GOLD amagam rich ore bought; cash; assaying
SOC. PIONEER ASSAY CO., 131 9TH st. near
Howard.
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DIVIDEND PAYING OIL STOCKS.

paying ] per cent per month"; or Il per cent
per annum; have 9S shares for sale at $40, 900.
Pinal is paying $15, 600 every month; has re-
turned the stock holders since organization in
1902 S129, ,S4l; has in fee simple 400 acres, 20
wells; capitalization S15O,oo0
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3. F. wAYLAND & CO. BROKERS.

e. f. WAYLAND g. CO.. BROKERS,
476 Monadnock building, San Francisco. Cal.
STOCKS OFFERED FOR QUICK SALE.
ST 900 Ocean Shore Ry. Bonds. a 40. 90
5000 Templor McKittrick Oil Co.......@ .04
900 shares Spring Tire Co...........@ .21
goo shares Templor Ranch Oil Co.. Wanted
! 600 shares Alaska Petrol. & Coal Co. "a .23
OoO shares Coallnga Aladdin Oil Co. "a Is
600 New York Coalinga oil Co.......@ %
900 Landau Economic Syphon s4 20
500 Pacific Slope Securities Co. 80
200 shares Empire OIL Co. ........-..H 800
100 shares Mascot Copper Co.. .......@ 4.60
Is United Wireless pfd (trans. "a 20. 90
10 shares Chapas Rubber Plant. "a 16. 90
. shares Palenque Plantation Co.. a 800
l Hidalgo Rubber (1906) 400. 90
OCEAN SHORE RY. BONDS FOR SALE. D.
= BESECKER 24S PACIFIC BUILDING.
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INCOME.

S13, ,5O0-Near Market and 18th sts. substantial
investment of 2 stores and fats; leased;
always occupied income $120 month ,
large lot. (6461)
Sl2, 0Q0-3 new fats, near Haight and Deylsa-
dero; and bath each; 2ox11o;
Just completed; will rent for s1,S2O per
.annum.
Sc, ,650--2 story brick building. close TO 4th
and Mission SITS. rented at $50 month;
So, 600 mortgage can stand. (65lS)
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PAY 16 PER CENT NET.
FLATS. ONLY IS. 100.

I rooms and bath each, near Scott and Bush;
full price only s10,750; bank mortgage OF S7,oG3.
(5994l
BALDWIN s. HOWELL. 31s-324 KEARNY ST.
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NovAT0 FARM LANDS.

MARIN COUNTY,
e6 Miles from S. F. 90 Minutes by Y. ". Ry.
We are cutting into 5, 10 and 20 acre tracts
the last subdivision of the famous DE Long
Ranch" containing the beautiful Home Ranch
property.
Orchards. vineyards, full bearing. at less
than cost of planting.
Apples, pears, peaches, apricots and prunes.
from $3.50 to $400 per acre. Think Of 1.-THE
land is worth the money.
Superior garden land ar $500 per acre; will
yield in celery, asparagus, onions potatoes
fully that much per anDum, net. Finest land
around the bay for berries, walnuts and Italian
chestnuts. Average rainfall, 37la inches; irri-
CATION not necessary. Easy terms.
Choice chicken ranches. fOothill and valley,
from $50 TO 500 per acre.
See us or write for literature.
J. 2. MASSIE COMPANY,
601-602 Union Trust bldg,
San Francisco.
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CITY aEAL EsTArE-continued

BALDWIN & HOWELL, S1s-324 KEARNY ST
BALDWIN & HOWELL, 31S-324 KEARNY ST.
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BEST BUY IN THIS PAPER.

swell fats OF 7-7-9 and bath; we are
authorized to offer these at $4,000; lot so To-
Gated as to perpetually insure light and sun; !;
flats overlook Golden Gate park: rented low at
SiO0 per month; nothing cheap about these. ex-
cept the price; built honestly Of the best mate
rials. (63oS)
BALDWIN & HOWELL. 31s-324 KEARNY ST.
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Money to loan on City Oakland. Suburban and
Country Real Estate.
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RENTS SIS

s., ,So0-PRICE. RENTS sS5
Sacramento st. investment Of fats in splendid
neighborhood next TO crosstown car line; al
ways rented: lot 27x105 feet.
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LEGAL NOTICES
NOTICE OF STOCK HOLDERS MEETING.


NOTICE OF STOCK HOLDERS MEETING.
NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN that the annual
meeting of the stock holders of the Pyramid
Mining and Mill Company will be held at the
office of the company in room 614. Claus Spreck-
els building San Francisco, California, Fri
day, the 18th day of March, 1910, at $3.50 o'clock
m, for the purpose of electing board of di-
rectors for the ensuing year and Of transacting
such other business may regularly come be-
fore said meeting. Dated this 7th day of March,
1910 CHAS. MlLL1, President.
CHARLES F. CR0THERS, Secretary.
l. the undersigned intend to purchase one-half
interest in the saloon located at Montgomery
av and Stockton St, now owned by Tony
Casalagno for the sum of 800, said sale to
take place at 3 D. M. at 429 Front ST., the
18th day OF March, at the office of the Jos.
Herrscher Co.
Said ene.half interest consists of furniture
and fixtures cash register. billiard tables and
all stock and trade now contained therein
NJ GIACCHELLI.
San Francisco Cal, March 10, 1910.
THE firm of Thomas F. Minehan & Co. has dis
solved and will hereafter be conducted
Minehan & Collins. All bills must be pre-
sented before March ii, 1910.
THOMAS f. MINEHAN.
WIFI, not be responsible for any bills con-
tracted by my wife on and after this date,
March TO- JOE wILLEMANN.
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BEAUTIFUL RICHMOND HEIGHTS.
10TH AV. AND BALBOA OBJ STREET.
URBAN REALTY IMPROVEMENT CO.,
JOSEPH A. LEONARD, MANAGER
- ORR HOMES ARE FAMOUS -

Richmond Heights is high knoll with an
unobstructed view of the Golden Gate and
Presdo hills. The tract is restricted 10 high
class residence buildings of distinctive design.
Streets btuminized. cement sidewalks. etc.
Within blocks of the Eddy. Mission and
McAllister sts car lines.
We now have in course of construction a
number of beautiful homes Of excellent de-
sign, to be finished in the latest styles. Call
and have our statesmen show you around, and
tf we haven't home that suits you we will
build one that does.
We will make the terms
easy and convenient.
URBAN REALTY IMPROVEMENT CO.,
903 Phelan building.
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MUST BE SOLD.

MUST BE SOLD.
Mortgage $1,000 Can Remain.
Cottage of rooms, bath and large basement;
price only 81 750; near Fillmore and Waller sts.
Apply DAVIDSON & LEIGH 1877 Montgomery ST.
FOR saIe-7 room house, hardwood floors. beam
ceilings all first class and new modern
home; lot 40x135 on car line; near Berkeley.
Claremont district; 81 900 property, easy
terms: $500 down. $50 month. BARROW
HUGHES co.. 1856 Broadway. Oakland. Cal.
TENANT wanted for apartment house containing
"a 3 room apartments on corner; rental So;
plans at our office. CROSS & CO., 149 Mont
gomery st.
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FRUTTyALE-Foothills. warm belt. one block
from Beulah Heights p. o.; lots $3.50 and up;
easy terms; take Mills college ear to
Rose av. and walk blocks up High st. B. +.
WIGGINTON. High near Leona.
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$50 Oo0-PRICE WATER FRONT
Investment holding with double frontage. close
TO East and Clay SITS; large lot 75x120 feet;
mortgage $22, 500; owner will take other prop
erty for his equity. What have you TO Offer?
(63Ts)
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BALDWIN & HOWELL. s81ss24 KEARNY ST.
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BERKELEY REAL ESTATE

HERE is a good investment for some one; the
property Is earning 10 per cent gross and the
owner doesn't have TO pay water bill. either,
the building consists Of store on nrSt door
room fat upper 6oor. modern every way
stable 20x40 thai will hold or horses. with
hay loft over the entire stable: wagon she'd
for 8 wagons: lot 40x9S: the net income
Of this property IS about 10 per cent per an
nun; price Is So, 500 for quick sale W. o
MORAN & Co. South Berkeler Cal.
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1910-11-25

Each of these officers has large
appropriations for Office and travel
ing expenses, the bank commission
er receiving $4,000 for travelling
expenses and $34OO for Office ex.
penses regulated by himself. The
insurance commissioner gets $4,000
for travelling expenses and 81 500 for
Office expenses, The state engin-
eer gets $1,000 for Office expenses.
These appropriations being for
term of two years.
Those democrats who have bad
their eyes on the wardenship of the
penitentiary, bumped against a
snag the other day in the form of
technical features of the law, which
provides that the warden shall be ap-
pointed by the board of prison COM
missioners, composed of the govern
or, attorney general and secretary
of state. As the new board will
stand two republicans and one dem
ocrat, it is quite likely that Warden
Shook will hold down this lucrative
position for two years more. The
wardenship is, in fact, the fatest
job in the state, as he gets "a, 800 a
year; his wife 5000 and the state
furnishes their home and provisions
free.
The register Of the state land
board is another good position
which will also likely be held by
the present incumbent during the
next two years, as the appointment
is made by the land board which
will be composed of two republicans
and one democrat.
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1910-11-25
GOVERNOR BRADY
A GOOD LOSER

"There is not sore spot on me
as the result of the late election. l
harbor not the slightest feeling of
want the people to
know that am good loser, that ]
will continue to do my very best to
upbuild Pocatello. Bannock county
and the state of Idaho"
Thus spoke Governor James ii.
Brady, who came up from Boise
yesterday to look after business
affairs in his home town, says last
Mondays Pocatello Tribune. This
morning he went down to Amer
lcan Falls, where he is principal
owner of the big plant of the Idaho
Consolidated Power company, and
this afternoon will go through to
Salt Lake ON business.
81 will have nothing to do with
any election contest, continued the
governor. "When the strife thai
enters into all campaigns disappear
my administration will appear foI
Just what it is, and will be judged
accordingly. am willing to res
upon it. Some of my friends tel
me that If it had not rained I would
have been elected by handsom,
majority. Others say that the rail
road commission plank cost me SO
votes in Pocatello alone. The
may all be right, but I attribute M
defeat to not getting votes enoug
and when the canvassing of the II
turns is completed / believe you wi
find l am right.
'tI still believe however, that th
principles and policies for which
sand will be triumphant eventual
L in the state oil Idaho"
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1910-11-25
IDAHO LEADS IN
WHEAT PRODUCTION

OF vital interest to land dealers
of Idaho state and proving conclus-
lively that this state is the leader OF
the country in the production of
wheat, oats, potatoes and hay, is
the government report which has
lately been issued and copies of
which have been received.
The government year book shows
that in 1908 the average yield in
wheat, per acre, in bushels, in Ida
no was 2s.2; in 1909, 27.2.
For the year 1909 the following
are the other records: Pennsylvan-
ia, 10; Illinois, ia; Michigan.
1873; Iowa, 17.O; Nebraska, Is 8;
Oregon, 2O.2; Washington, 23 2;
Missouri, 14.7; Minnesota, 1873.
The average yield in bushels of
oats in Idaho for zoos was 44.O and
in 1909, 44.5.
In Pennsylvania for 1909 the
yield was 900; Illinois, S6.6; Mich
igan s0.5; Iowa, 30; Nebraska,
25.o; Oregon, s7.s; Washington,
400; Kansas, 2s.2; Missouri, 80;
Minnesota, $50
The average yield in 1909 in po-
tatoes estimated in bushels in Ida
hc was 200.
In Pennsylvania the yield for
1909 was rs bushels; Illinois, 81;
Michigan, lo5: Iowa, 80; Nebrasks.
7s; Oregon, 100; Washington, ITO;
Kansas, 70; Missouri, So; Miuneso-
IA, l15.
The average yield in Idaho for
hay in 1909, estimated IN tons, was
lass.
In Pennsylvania in tons, l.20'
Illinois, Las; Michigan, l.3o
Iowa, 1.64; Nebraska, l.50; Ore
gon. 2.05; Washington, 2.1O; Kan
sas, Las; Missouri, 1856: Minneso-
, Ia, LIS.
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1910-11-25
EASTERN IDAHO EDITORS
meet IN POWER CITY
Were Royalty Entertained by Citizens Of That
Growing Town-Qub Passes Several I'm
portant Resolutions.

ing political issues into the club.
The members voted unanimously
on resolution favoring the repeal
of the second choice provision of
the direct primary law and the pro-
vision limiting the expense of cam
dldates during the primary cam
palgn.
A resolution was also passed de-
nuuncing the charges of the whole
sale purchase of the editorial SER
vice and support of the Idaho press
made during the recent campaign,
as being either ignorant or mall
icious and calculated TO degrade the
dignity Of the honorable profession4
President Wallis was unable to
be present, but he informed the
club by letter that, acting under
the provisions of resolution passed
at the August meeting Of the club,
he had begun legal proceedings
against the assessor of Oneida ceun
ty for having certain job printing
done in Seattle, which could have
been done within the state. Pro-
test will also be made againss the
cashing of the warrant issued in
payment for this work. 1t is the
intention of the three press clubs of
Idaho to put stop to all county
work going out of the state that
can be done in the state and in
many cases in the counties from
which the work has been sent.
Just before adiourning Monday
morning the constitution of the club
was amended, changing the times of
meeting from May, August, and
November to June and October of
each year.
The next meeting of the club will
be held at Idaho Falls.
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1910-11-25
LINES MERCES into
ONE BIG COMPANY

Portland, Ore, Nov. 24-The
Oregon Railroad & Navigation Co
late today made official announce
ment that all the Hartman lines in
the Pacific northwest, including the
North Coast Railroad company, but
excepting the Southern Pacific Co.'S
line and the railroad water line sub.
sidary to it, have been merged into
one company to be known as the
Oregon & Washington Railway &
Navigation company. The articles
of incorporation of the new com
pany name Portland as the prineip-
al place of business. The capital
stock is $50, 600, 600 and the in
corporators are M. J. Buckley,
general superintendent of the Ore
gon Railway & Navigation com.
pany; r. B. Miller, general traffic
manager of the same company and
r Koehler.
The purpose of the merger, ac.
cording to the statement, is thai
further bond issues are required tc
carry on nav roads and extentioni
now under way and those projecte /
1t was found necessary to form
corporation with enlarged powers
one especially having the right tt
make larger bond issue.
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1910-11-25
MINE PROSPECTS
ARE GOOD

With everything working along
nicely in the Nos. l and 8 mines at
Frontier, this month will prove q
record. breaker in the output of coal.
All the miners which can be secured
are put to work and even with the
large force it is impossible 10 ket p
up with the contracts coming in.
The output of the entire Kemmerer
Coal Co. mines, including those at
SubIet and Willow creek Is abo nj