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The comet. (Johnson City, Tenn.) 1884-1916, 1910-06-30

Have you used Dr. Fahrney's Teethng
Syrup? 1t is the whole thing. Babies
like it. Cures all stomach troubles. MI
The comet. (Johnson City, Tenn.) 1884-1916, 1910-06-30

Miss Lottie Hobson, of Bristol, is
visiting Mrs. j. II. Wade and Mrs. /.
N. Beckner, on Unaka avenue.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1910-02-03
OAKS MURDER
TRIAL BEGINS

With the court room we'll filled with
spectators. the trial of Elmer Oaks on
charge of numbering G A. Brown
was begun in the district court before
Judge Bailey this morning.
The jury was chosen and County
Attorney Barefoot made the opening
statement for the state before court
adjourned last night
Brown died al AIinco on Aug. l6.
1909. and the circumstances led to the
arrest OF Oaks on charge OF administer
ing poison to him.
when court opened this morning,
Reford Bond, attorney for the defend
ant made his opening statement and
then the examination Of witnesses was
begun. There are about twenty-five
witnesses and the trial win likely oc-
cupy several days. Among those who
will testify is Prof. Edwin DeRarr.
state chemist. who made the analysis
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1910-02-03

one
Mr.. Barefoot outlined the case for
the state in his opening statement
The state claims that there was
strychnine in the whisky which Oaks
gave Brown.
Mr.. Bond for the defense stated that
1t would be shown that Oaks himself,
the city marshal and others drank from
the same bottle that Oaks gave Brown
and which is alleged to have contained
poison. It is also contended that
Brown had been eating canned goods
during the daF and might have died
from ptomaine poisoning
The jury is composed Of the follow
ing:
i'll. Liyley, S. c. Mayo, Thos Mann
c. L. Maddox, A. VI. Cooper. Lee Hart
G. S. stanton. w. T. Moore, J. G. Coop
er. P F Fleming. c. W. Jolly. n. u
Penn.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1910-02-03

Of the contents Of Browns stomach.
Charles N. johnson was the first
witness for the state, He said he
worked in Browns store on the day
Of the latter's death and that the de.
ceased attended to his duties as usual
on that day. there being nothing out
OF the ordinary in his conduct. Monte
Conn. also clerk In Browns store,
testified to the same effect"
Clinton Fryrear. another clerk in
the Brown store, said he left the store
about I o'clock on the evening Of
Browns death, but happened to pass
the store about o'clock and he saw
Brown and Oaks at the door Of the
store as ii they were going in.
Abb Hultz said he went into Browns
store about s o'clock to get check
eashed and he saw Brown and Oaks
60 to the back part Of the store. Wit
ness went out and walked a short dis
tance away. and when he returned
five minutes later Brown and Oaks
we're sitting in front Of the store
Neal Brown and --- Cobb were on
the opposite side OF the street and
saw Brown and Oaks come out Of
the store a few minutes apart. Brown
crossed the street and bought a bottle
Of lemon pop
Ed Singleton walked across the
street with Brown after he left the
store and the deceased complained Of
tingling sensation. Brown said he
had been poisoned and was going to
die He accompanied Brown to DR.
Hume's offices. Deceased had one con
vulsicn on his way up the stairs to the
doctors office and two more after
reaching the office dying in the last
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1910-02-03
MEETING AT CITY HALL TONIGHT TO
LAUNCH CHAMBER OF COMMERCE
THE NEW JERUSALEM
CAPITAL DREAM AGAIN
COMES TO THE FRONT

Guthrie, Okla. Feb. g. Senator Rus
sells New Jerusalem bill was passed
IN the senate yesterday. 2S votes for ii
and 3 against, Senators Goulding.
Chapman. sorrells, Stewart and Rod
die voting negatively.
The New Jerusalem is to be located
within five miles OF two steam rail
roads and within fifty miles OF the
geographical center OF the state The
bill carries an appropriation Of sl .OOO.-
COO with which to purchase not less
than four nor more than sixteen sec
tions Of land in compact form upon
which to found the capital city Of the
state Of Oklahoma, under the name Of
New Jerusalem, plan that dates back
number OF years and the one that
was adopted in Oregon and some other
states.
The New Jerusalem bill was passed
by the senate last year in practically
the same form as Ii was passed yes
terday. but failed of passage in the
house. While there will be opposition
to it again in the house this year, SEN
ator Russell Is confident his bill has
enough friends to secure its passage.
There are three aspirants for the
location Of the New Jerusalem Okla
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1910-02-03
The THIRD Mine DISASTER
IN THREE DAYS


Laredo, Texas, Feb. 3-One 81 the
greatest disasters in the history Of
AIexical col mining took place yester-
day in the Lalau mine at Las Esperan-
zas, Mexico The toll OF human life
which paid the penalty Of negligence
on the part OF some mine. is officially
placed at seventy, while the list Of
injured number nearly as many
An explosion occurred in No. shaft
Of the coal mine of the Esperanzas
Mining Company 1t is attributed to
the ignition Of gas from the flame Of
miners oigaret who vas smoking.
contrary to the rules.
The miners are mostly Mexicans and
Japanese. and had assumed their va
rious places in the different workings
shortly after O'clock
AIT $50 those about ground were
startled BY loud explosion and al
most instantly a vast cloud OF dust
and smoke issued from the mouth OF
the shaft.
When the on-lookers realized the
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1910-02-03

the National Geographical society,
Witch. II accepted. aill mean that an
American expedition win be on It's
way 10 discover the south poiI next
fab.
On behalf or the peary Arctic Club
OF New York. Commander Peary sng-
gested that the club and the society
flt up Joint expedition to reach the
south pole
The peary Arctic Club. be said.
would contribute the steamship Roose-
velt,. which could not be duplicated
for $4,000. provided the National
Society would assume the responsible
lis of the first $4,000 toward The cost
Of the expedition.
According to tie plan suggested, all
expenses above that sum are to be di-
vIded equally between the two organi
zauons
The proposed expedition would start
next fall and would reach coast land
about March. 1911 This point is d.
rectiy opposite the base OF the British
south polar expedition. The two
camps would be approximately the
same distance from the pole
II Is estimated that the ex-
plorers could reach the south pole
about Dee. 81. 1911,
Commander pearg's proposal was re-
ceIved with enthusiasm BY the mem
bers OF the board Of managers OF the
geographical society and the matter
was referred to the finance and re-
search committees with instructions to
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1910-02-03

homa City. Guthrie and Shawneeand
the senators representing the districts
in which these cities are located voted
for the bill
Senate joint resolution by Russell
which was introduced In the senate
early was passed over. retaining its
place on the calendar and probably
will he finally passed This refers the
New Jerusalem proposition to the peo.
pie and was sidetracked to make room
for the bill after Senator Thomas
raised the point OF order Saturday
questioning the constltutionaIity OF sub
hitting to the voters Of the state that
which had no legal existence and could
not have until the legislature passed
the bill which went through the SEN
ate yesterday.
The senate passed the blu BY VIII
liams making an appropriation Of
$1,000 for reimbursing the governors
contingent fund. and the Yeager bill
creating a state printing department
and providing for board to manage
same
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1910-02-03
IS DELAYED

q p Hollingsworth. contractor on
the waterworlSs extensions, has been
compelled to cease work temporarily
on account OF delay in receiving mate
rial. He has twenty-five car loads OF
pipe ready to lay but the fittings have
not arrived Two blocks C -ains were
laid last week on Dakota avenue he-
tween Second and Fourth streets
Mr.. Hollingsworth's contract calls
FOR about is miles Of mains and the TO-
tai cost viii be between $4,000 and
$4,000.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1910-02-03
$4,000 DEAL

BY a deal which was closed today,
j. c. Farley purchased from Ben
Hampton i10 acres Of land located half
a mile west Of the fair grounds, The
consideration was $4,000
Mr.. Early will place the land on the
market In teu-acre tracts. Located In
the heart Of the Washital valley, with
soil as rich as any on earth, the land is
especially adapted to intensive farm
ing and tt will likely sell rapidly
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1910-02-03
THE PROPOSED CONSTITUTION
COMES UP FOR ADOPTION


At o'clock this evening the citizens Of Chickasha viii
the hall for the of taking another step
organizing Chamber of Commerce.
Aconstuton for the organization will be reported
by the committee which appointed for the purpose and It
will then be before the house for discussion and adoption
The committee outlined scheme similar to that
which Oklahoma City Dallas and other progressive
cities
Whether Chickasha effective town building
organization this year will doubtless determined by this
meeting the general interest which manifested in it,
Perfect machinery be provided but it takes and
to keep going Lacking in either Of these eements
will be failure
The proposed constitution conempates that line of
and industry shall be represented that
with interest at all in Chcasha shall be lined to make
Chckasha grow.
Merchants bankers workingmen professional men prop
erty owners urged attend this meeting
and take it's deliberations Without united harmonious
action Chckasha cannot prosper.
Mr. A. W. McKeand secretaryof the Oklahoma City Cham
Der Of Commerce. of the most successful town builders
the entire who knows his trade thoroughly
will attend the meeting and discuss the work of the Chamber
of Commerce. He will anyqueson that ask him
in regard to such work
The need for Chamber of Commerce at this time is
Let lay aside personal preudces and interests
forgetting the things that behind and forward to
the things BEFORE making in promoting our
interests and the general welfare of Chickasha
AT the City Halls O'clock.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1910-02-03

meaning Of the disaster. assistance
was Immediately forthcoming. and ~
soon as the att could sa aFlflsts SIT
fteiently. many volunteers we're ready
to risk their lives IN al endeavor 10
succor their brothers below.
Cages were Immediately sent down
loaded to their capacity with miners
bent on rescuing their comrades. On
the first and second levels everything
was found intact and the men safe.
The rescue party went to the thirt
level and as soon as the air cleared,
they entered the various shafts and
searched for the dead Scattered about
in various positions In the workings
they found the bodies Of the men. suf-
located, their faces indicating the BIT
ter fight they had waRed to reach
safety.
The rescuers worked In relays, After
six hours work fifty-three bodies were
brought out. while forty injured men
fTontsn,.ad IN page Twn1
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1910-02-03
WOMEN START STATE
WIDE CAMPAIGN TO
SECURE THE BALLOT

Oklahoma CITY Feb. s.--state head
quarters Of the Oklahoma woman'a
Suffrage League have been established
n the Lee-TIuckins hotel and are IN.
der the direction Of the state presi-
dent, Mrs. Kate n. BIggers or Nor
row. The secretary of the headquar-
ters Is Mrs. Ida Porter Boyer OF this
city.
Friday a general conference OF the
heads OF each committee throughout
the state win Be held, at which time
some OF the most prominent suffra.
gists Of the state will be present for
the purpose Of deciding upon plan
Of campaign to force the issue upon
the petition recently sent in. This pc
titIon Is declared by some Or the leg
islators to he filled with 5000 bogus
signatures.
The petition Is for a referendum and
and r. now under argument before the
courts as 10 SIS legality II IT Il up.
held and Il the governor calls 4 special
election. the women expect, according
20 the president and secretary, 10 be
voters at the next general election. II
% special election Is called. however.
the most strerrcns fight in the history
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1910-02-03
BRING YOUR PRE-
SCRIpTIONS HERE

ii You want them filed with
.th . purest and freshest
drugs, and with the greatest
care and accuracy filed
precisely as your physician
orders them filled. to pro-
duca tlss exact effects he
desires.
We are proud Of the record
wa have made in our pre-
scription department. And
vet we fill prescriptions at
very reasonable prices, and
filhthem quickly. too.
In proprietary medicines
we can offer YOU a number
of reliable remedies.
This seems to be the sea-
son Of colds. Take Rexall
Cold Tablets. We are fa-
miIiar with the formula of
these tablets and know they
are an effective cure for
la grippe. prevent colds, re-
lieve coughs and feverish
conditions and headaches
that usually 90 with a cold.
Sold with a RexalI guarantee
Fl. j. BROWNSOE
The rgeferlsaicn Druxgist
I The aga0 Store
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1910-02-03

Ed Van Brunt is new pharmacist
at Brownson's. taking the place Of
Jack Cravens, who recently resigned.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1910-02-03
PEARY PROPOSES A SOUTH
POLE EXPEDITION

washineon. SEQ. 2.--commander
Rohert p. PearY. dlscoverer Of the
north pole. has made d proposition to
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1910-02-03

OF the state is to be waged to gain
the point which the women are fight
ing fof.
Chairmen In each Of the seventy
seven counties OF the state have been
appointed and organization along true
political lines Is now In progress. Much
Of the organization work already Is
done and the officials In charge of the
headquarters stated Wednesday that
the suffrage forces are in better shape
at the present time and more sanguine
Of ultimate victory than ever before
in the history Of the movement in this
state.
That the Oklahoma women are at
tracing widespread attention through
their demand for d voice In elections
u evidenced BY the fact that Van Nor
den's magazine has requested photo.
graphs and data relative to those cor
cerned in the work in this state. and
the chances for success.
The conference tomorrow marks the
opening Of the most active campaign
ever waged In Oklahoma for woman's
suffrage and Il is believed that the
results OF the conference will have a
very great bearing On the issue at
the next general election.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1910-02-03

Continued from Page -
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1910-02-03

CONTINUED On Page Twc.l
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1910-02-03

THE LITTLE WAi&E
AD is A WuMnG "
WORKER. TRY ONE.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-04-25
RAILROAD EARNINGS.

week compared week
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GOVERNMENT BONDS.

Government bond quotstio compare as
follous with those % week ago:
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THE PETROLEUM FIELDS.

With the more favorable weather condi-
tions that lave prevailed during the last
week increased activity IN operations has
developed ir practically all % thc oil pro-
ducing districts This is especially true OF
the lower Southwest where drilling and
other work have been taken up on larger
scale Ia Lincoln and ROane counties,
West Virginia. drilling has been active
throughout. but the work has not been &C
companied by any unusual result In
SoLtl,ps stern Onto more wells have been
completed during The week. with better
average o. showing than those Furnished
by any % the other eastern districts. The
old producers are holding Ep well. In Fair
fed County one 81 the wells brought 81
fools good for 80 barrels a day. A mum
her Of other wells With capacities ranging
from twenty-five 20 thirty barrels day
have been completed. In Perry county
Ohio. the feature 81 the week has been ~"
bringing 90 Of well which produced 20
rarrels IN the FIRST tweuf y-four hours. The
production Id clinton sand fields in Perry
and Fairfield co9niies is on the increase.
and the produc .ue limits have be-n extend
d 20 tho Southwest. in a." lllInois ned
some good wells are reported in the olt
fields Ia Lawrence County The ohio OH
Conpauy drilled in kentucky and Tennes-
see. which indicates tnat large amount 81
test work g. contemplated So ia the BULK
81 the work in the central West has been
done IN the Illinois neld, and with q con-
finuance OF the excellent weather conol-
lions Il is expected that further progress
vii be made from now on. Prices OF re
fined petroleum are unchanged al 80 IN
barrels and z25 in bulk at New york.
European prices cd per Imperial salion
or London lslz francs per tvJ kilos al Ant
xe.p aad c. a!arks yer ntiy silos al
lFyIuea
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-04-25
BANK EXCHANGES AND SALES.

'a'G0n Total sales f-r the week
"s2qF- fsicF
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-04-25
The Hooking Valley RailsaJ Ganpar,
RETIREMENT or PREFERRED sTucr
To the Holders Of Preferred stock Of IN.
Hooking Valley Railway Company:

To the Holders Of Preferred stock Of IN.
Hooking valley Railway Company:
Notice e hereby given thar IN the sxa--,..
OF the power reserved By The Hooking varsy
Railway Company. and specifically stated in ia,
Articles Of Incorporation and Regulations ana
also declared In every outstanding stock csrtla
cate. the Company has duly determined 70 reu-,
tho Preferred stock. and the same will be dup
retired in whole az BAR upon the BOTH DAY %
APRIL. 1910
Accordingly. each and every holder % P-
ferred stock IS notified 20 uresent and % sur
render his certificate for such Preferred stock
the Office Of J. p. MORGAN & COMPANY,
No % Wall Street. New York City. on 0r af,sr
the BOTH DAY or APRIL. 1870. and upon On
surrender such holder will receive paymsn, m
cash OF shs par amount thereof. together win
A p-oIortionate amount Of the annual per cent,
dividend thereon from the date when the as,
dividend accrued viz. December 3Is, zoe 20
April sOrh. 1910.
No holder Of any certificate FOR Preferred sfo-k
shall or will have anv right after April. 18TH
1910 az a stockhoider Of the Company nor snv
claim against the Company. except TO receiv.
payment for the certificates surrendered az the
rate above stated
BY ORDER OF TIE BOARD CT DIREC-
TORS.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-04-25
WI. y. COTT. Secretary.

% wall street. New York. April TN I910
referring 20 the above notice ard st,sr
April Goth 1910. or until further notice. snail
b. prepared 10 pay. upon surrender 70 Is % css-
tifcates OF Hooking Valley preferred stock prop
sriv inGOrsed. an amount equal 20 par togethes
with the proportionate amount Of the annual y,
dividend thereon from the date when the last div
idend accrued. namely. December 3ist. lSe. 70
April SOth. 1910
Unu further notice We shall be prepared Elsa.
a, any time prior 20 April 3oth. 1910. 70 rscsvs
Hooking Valley preferred stock and pay for as
same at par and accrued dividend from Decsnosr
3lst. 1909. 70 the date Of payment
Holders OF our Trust Receipts for Hccsns
valley preferred stock may. upon presentation Il
such certificates properly indorsed. recsive re
cash payment as above Indicated IN the ssrs
manner as hOlders OF certihoates FOR preferrsi
stock.
J.P MORGAN CO.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-04-25

Exp. and taxes. tT.OJ5. 29I rs 5i47GT lS4tt 2ta
Vet earnings. soasa e5S 81 $50 f0o 81 t4r 53o
l1TTSEJ RIG. CINCINNATI CHICAGO a =
LOUIS
Month Of March
Gross earnings 81 cqG 49, g. ~ f2t Sat,s ~,
Zap and taxes. 2323 a. So, -O, ~ 20
Vet earnings STI9 ~ ssa- 10. .,o, =.
Jan 1-Ncb. Al F--'oii
rnss earninfs.. sStattTi Sn..pa 59t xaO aa ay0
ENp. and taxes. q COS T4t Z faa t49 4 ESQ SoS
'"IhsS.' Sl'"Es4S' N,Fo4ts si.sia. l5i
OREGON RAILROAD & NAvIG ALTON
,,,, Min VI rem lp'o t9'n Increase
-. "a l-F@V I4n
tiIer revenue. ti.00e.ATt Ssis go sIat aei
Sl''' 'Nheus1T-' 'us'oJs 4tS.oI6 24o 500
81, N@t "per' re- S2pI.el2 $3.50 pa ISL aot
"'NN W "c~ 'ez' ttts .2i10
4o'a' net rev. s-oS,iOS s1i2.2st 'tie.Isl
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-04-25

RAILROAD EARNINGS.
The >rrihune has nriuted the gross earn
irr 4 thirtv-tvvO railroads or svstems for
the second week in April or these TWEEN
tv-sfx return cains ~ 81 az 03S 10 per
cent and six return losses Of S23iSO. or 3 I
rer cent The whole shows gain OF
a. .+is. SIS. or l3.9 pcr Ger
second week IN 'uTil--
tgiA Increase D. -
20 companies Sill ~ 3s4 ~ .tsi 81 Ar OAS - ?
G companies CtG CS2 $50 So .23 100 "a
tt - co'ss11 s3s oGG 10 sss 2ls I.44a.s4s 1910
'IScreas-.
LEHIGH VALLEY.
Month Of Mch 1910 1909 1905
Gross earnin-s. 81 OiT A0G So SOS ga SO sis 50.
ZAP. and taxes. 1870 800 lTST 4iO lGs2 a3I
N'et earoinss.. sI.lOe.44o sOaI.4T4 sea1. sea
july M"h ~ -
csoss earnings SO as. SO s2i5i3 eGC $50 $40
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-04-25
RAILROAD AND OTHER STOCKS.

GLOWING the
final Of the week the final
rI: a and
andlo ana 10"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-04-25
april -. lale
To THIS STOCKHOLDERS OF LA% Al--

DALEY a CtiMtAN 4 linz
Notice is hereby given that speeiai m -
of the stockholders OF t.azcn palisI =, y en-
PAW VIII DC held al the once or w, 90, N
panv. az No. Il Duane street IN tne ~, 80
New York Borough OF Manhattan. NsW y, In
on the 9th day % May. 1910. az . e,'S~,,irs
the afternoon % that day- 70 49,. ifs
whether the company may sell anu .t.,s ar
property. rights. privileges and ti@ncl.s n, a
unv interest therein. or any part t,ietvSs. AIS
domestic corporation Organizing unuel .,,s, rsa-
erat character. ,
Dated New York APRIL end. t9iW 81,
r. NEWTON CARPENTER. $3.50. $3.50, M.
rNZETI DALEY q COMFN
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-04-25

The bank exchanges OF the New Yorl.
Clearing House and the stocks sold ON tbe
New York Stock Exchange lsst week AMI
la the zane week OF the preceding two
years compare ~ follows.
Auril y ln Aurtl "a. - Anil u &c
Evch9@ 81 80" - 'a2 81 or 0s 90 81 l5r Ssa 2qh
BIS sod .,sO5,zig asi5,lUs 2,sG9. CTS
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-04-25
REDEMPTION OF
IMPERIAL JAPANESE
GOVERNMENT BOND
internal Issue

Notice Is hereby given that portion vi
LOAN BONDS TO t'e
amount Of Yen AZ. 22S 100 and also entire 'u'-
standing balance Of NAVY LOAN Bo4>D' VIZ
drawn for redemption in Japan AprH l''"' ~
deemabIe on or after 3oth April In japan
r. ,ba convenience Of holders u these
bonds a list OF the drawn bonds will be posted
-. a.. ,,rdersirred about MAY 10Th. ~ whom
~. IN no p,rchased on or after that date at
.,.. ..,,r-,rt bu-ing rate OF exchange on japan
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-04-25
DIVIDEND NOTICES.
TIE ATCHTsON. TOPEKA AND SANTA FE
RAILWAY COMPANY.

NcN YORK. Marcn - l5l"
The Board OF Directors has declared diNi-
dcnd ,bcins dividend 40 20) on the COMMON
STOCK ~ this COMPANY u ONE DOLLAR
AND FIFTY CENTS Sl.5Ha per share. payable
june : 1910. out - surplus not income. 10
holders ~ said COMMON stock registered on
ths books % the Company al the close 81
business on april -. 1910
Dividend cheques W5l he mailed 20 holder
o. COMMON stock who hlc suitable orders
therefor 81 fhis 90 "a.
q X COOPER Assistant Treasure.
: E-.sau $780, Wv EnrL CIV.