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New-York tribune., 1910-09-08
COLLATERAL TRUST NOTES.
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Pine street.)


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do y {. Feb 1918 .-.-..--- 9T 90 "a
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New-York tribune., 1910-09-08


Stata of New York County of New York IS;
DAVID NJ MORRISON. President, ana
HENRY F. PRICE. Assistant secretary OF
!rha washington Trust Company, located and
doing business at No 253 Broadway: In the
City of New York. in said county oelng duIS
report is true and correct in all respects to
the best of his knowledge and beileI, ana tneS me-
fnrrher saw that the usual business of said
trus, company has been transacted at the
location required by the Banking Law JClap;
. nf the consolidated Laws IS amended) and
not elsewhere; and that the above report is IN
the form prescribed by the superintendent OF
Ranks and is made in compliance with an
ofFciaI notice received from him, designating
the 31st day of August. 1910 as the day OF
which such report shall be made.
DAVID NJ. MORRISON.
President.
HENRY F PRICE.
Asst. Secretary
SeveralIy subscribed and sworn 10 by ooth ne-
ponents the 7th day OF September, l9io' pc
fore - - orr
ISeal of Notary NJ = -
Notary Public Kings County.
Certificate fled in New York County
New-York tribune., 1910-09-08

Total -
State of New York County OF New York Sc
J. ADAMS BROWN, President, and CCR,
tbs j. BEARD. Cashier OF New Netherlana
Rank of New York a bank located and DOING
business at No IL West 34th street. IN the CITY
OF New York in said county. being duly sWoIn.
ia tr71a and correct in all respects, TO the pest
of his knowledge and belief. and they rurtaer
say that the usual business or said oanA - -
ban transacted AT the location required 6y the
banking law (Chap. = OF the Consolldated -
as anendedl. and not elsewhere; ana tnaL -
above report is In the form prescribed cF u
Superintendent OF Banks, and Is made " n. 81
pIiance with an official notice received ION ~
designating the 31st day of August lSIv "a y -
day as OF which such report shall ne I, H.
J. ADAMS BROWN, PresidsnE
CURTIS J. BEARD. EasnleE
Savera1lv subscribed and sworn TO by hote &c
pouents the 9TH day OF Sept. 1910, before Me
ISesI HARRY l. STEVENS.
Notary public No. sos, New York County W.
Register No 1886
New-York tribune., 1910-09-08

DOMESTIC EXCHANGE - Boston, lec
discount. Chicago, SOC discount, san iran
cisco. sight PIC premium telegram &c
e7-er7l-r1- New Orleans, commercial Z3d0VC
discount bank g premium; Charleston
t7lvirg uar. selling 1oc premium. st. LOUIS
- discount bio, SC discount asked, AllI-
nea pol.s sc premium, Savannah. hu2 ms
T-l5 discount. selling par
BANK CLEARINGS - New York. eN-
changes S242 5L3 81. balances 8. 4c1Z'5. Bal
-irnore exchanges 8. sG1,073, balances Sb4s,-
81. Chicago, exchanges $zs.o255zo, balances
g 353 e05. Ptila sIeiphla. cAC 1angeS SH' es4,-
20. balances $3.50 osh-
SILVER MARKET. T.-Conmercial bar Ell-
s-er. 521Zc- Mexican silver dollars. &c Bar
silver in London closed Al 24-sd. unchanged
GOLD PREAIIUM.-In Madrid. 40. Lis
hon. so.
MEXICAN EXCHANGE. - Mexican eN-
change on New York Is quoted at 2el32-
GOVERNMENT RECEIPTS. - Receipts
from customs yesterday We're $S3l.233. in
SI-13= SIS and miscellaneous Sl59,2Z1- a total
of s. IsT-Gs7, against total expenditures on
ordinary account Of S2.l32s5H. For the
month 70 date, ordinary receipts have been
f-9. the excess Of receipts amounting 10
%oZ< Hss For the fiscal year 80 date or
6inaGr receipts nave been Slls. .333. against
$llS 1893 IN the same period Of 1853. ana
ordinary expenditures gl59.173,595. against
s1g2 303 80 IN 1919. the excess Of expenditure
with an excess Of expenditures last year
sf SO ges $50 Iu-iUding Panama Canal &C
count and public debt. the excess Of all
GEpeuditures over receipts since July
amounted 70 Slf-ea6.fS5 against an excess
81 the corresponding period = ye8r ago Of
s5.051.5s9
sT-B-TREAsl- The Sub-Treasury
Wa debtor 10 tie Clearing House Size 74a.
New-York tribune., 1910-09-08
DIVIDEND NOTICES.
soTTH PORTO RICO SUGAR COMPANY
New York. September :, 1910.

X -
PREFERRED STOCK DIVIDEND.
COMMON STOCK DIVIDEND
dividend ot two per cent on Ine pee. e - -
last quarter the current fiscal year, there has
also been declared quarterly dIVlCend OF one
Ter cent and an extra dividend OF Two per Ctlit
IN TIE common stock Of the Company These
dividends payable on october J. 1910 ["
stockholders Of record 81 the Close Of business
on September 20 1910 Checks viii be mailed by
NIessrs. Muller. Schsll s Co. OF New FORK city.
'The Transfer Books viii he closed September
- 1910 and viii be reopened ou October 3 1910.
z A DILLINGHAM;. secretary.
AMERICAN SNUFF COMPANY
III Fifth Avenue. New York. Sept 4 1910
Dividends Of one and one Half Per Cent. on
rhc Preferred Stock and Five Per Cent and
~ American Snuh COMPANY we're ihls DAY @
clared payable October !. 1910 10 stockholders
of record a. the close of business september
z. D. CHRISTIAN Sec'y and Treas.
NEW YORK CENTRAI. & HIDsON RIVER
RAILROAD COMPANY
Tressurer's Office
New York, september 9TH. 1910
THE BOARD OF DIRECTORS of this COM
pany has declared q dividend Of ONE AND
oNE-HALF PER CENT on its capital stock,
payable al this Office on the 18th day OF Octo-
Of business on Thursday, the 22nd inst
EDWARD l. ROSTER Treasurer.
THE AMERICAN TOBACCO COMPANY.
New York, y. Y. Sept :, 1910.
Notice is hereby given that the transfer
hooks Of the registered SIX per cent. o.
hacco Company viii close al three o'clock
J. NJ. September -. 1910 for the payment Of
open AZ ten o'clock 4. N. october . 1910
J. n. y. HICKS. Treasurer
THF AMERICAN TOBACCO COMPANY.
III Fifth Avenue.
New York. September :. 1910.
the preferred stock Of The American Tobacco
Company. payable on October ]. 1870. to stock
holders Of record At the close OF business sep
tembsr l.. 1910 Checks VIII be mailed.
J. II ". HICKS. Treasurer.
New-York tribune., 1910-09-08
BON OS.

s. oo0 Bing & c. -RR 6s10s JOS los Jos
6 600 Des Mt d 2d5s sS12 ss,@ So -
10 coo Southern Pac As. 9l% ?lr4 9l< -
.SeIIs cents per share. lex dividend.
New-York tribune., 1910-09-08

Bankers posted rates We're.
New-York tribune., 1910-09-08

ROBERT f. BOWLING. President Pro Tenn
and /. g HAYNES. Secretary. of Guardian
Trust Company of New York, located and
doing business at No. 1I0 Broadway. in the
City of New York in said county. being duly
sworn. each for himself. saws the foregoing
report is and correct in all respects 20
the best of his knowledge and belief, and th "
further say that the usual business of said
trust COMPANY has been transacted at the
location required by the Banking Law tChap-
of the Consolidated Laws as amendedl and
not elsewhere, aud that the above report IS in
the form prescribed by the Superintendent 1T
Banks and is made in compliance with an
official notice received from him. designating
the 31st daN Of August. 1910, as the day Of
which such report shall be made.
POREET E. BOWLING. Precedent Pro Tenn.
l. =. HAYNES. Secretary.
SeveraIIv subscribed and sworn TO by both
dcponents the 18th day Of September. 1910.
before JOHN NJ BROMLEY,
TSeaI Of Notary Notary Public No. iSS.
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-09-19
HANGS FROM RAFTER BY
PAIR OF SUSPENDERS
Mrs. L. P. Jensen of Huntington
Dependent Because of the Death
of Her Sister.

Especial to The Herald -RepublicanD
Huntington. Sept. 1S.-Grieved and
respondent because OF the death OF her
sister, Mrs. l.. p. Jensen committed
suicide yesterday by hanging herself
from a jOist in her home by means OF
a pair Of suspenders. Her lifeless body
was found by members Of the family
dangling from the joist.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jensen and their chill
dren came to Utah about a year ago
from Denmark. They took up their
residence with Mrs. Jensen's sister and
her family. About two weeks ago Mrs.
Jensen's sister was found dead. The
duty OF caring for the children OF both
families then devolved upon Mrs. Jen-
sen and she seemed TO become very de-
spondent.
Just when she took her own life is
not known. but the appearance OF the
body when found was that she had been
hanging from the rafter for some time.
The funeral services will be held at
Huntington tomorrow afternoon
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-09-19
PRISONERSESCAPE
FROM PROVO JAIL
Two Men Break From County
BaStile, but Are Soon Recap
tured at LakeVieW Crossing.

Especial to The Herald Republican,
Provo. Sept. 1s.-By climbing 20 the
top of the cells Of the county jail,
then crawling through a hole in the
roof and jumping to the ground, two
prisoners serving time for petit lar
ceny made their escape from the prison
tonight and succeeded in getting as far
as IakevicW crossing before being re-
captured The men were waiting to
catch a train when they were appre-
hended by a deputy sheriff and po-
liceman.
The two men, Edward Burke and
Frank Boland. who are accused OF
robbing James Gore Of S35 at Cotton.
then locking their victim in a box car
while they made their escape, were
serving sentences Of IS days each. hav-
ing been convicted of the larceny
charge on August 30. The prisoners
had been working about the interior
Of the jail during the evening and
while the jailer was not Watching.
climbed TO the top OF the cell tiers.
From there they managed to crawl to
the outside OF the roof through an old
ventilation opening in the building.
Then they lowered themselves to the
ground and sped away in the dark
Rcss.
When the-sheriff was ready 10 lock
the men in their cells for the night
he discovered the delivery. Deputy
sheriffs and policemen started IN pur-
suit Immediately and Deputy Sheriff
Felix Lockman and Patrolman Warren
S. Ferre trailed the prisoners TO Lake
view crossing and captured them.
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-09-19
GUNNISON REPUBLICANS
NAME THEIR DELEGATES
(specIal 70 - IIerald-Rennbllcan

Especial to The Herald Republican.)
Gunnison. Sept. 1S.-Last evening
the Republicans Of Gunnison met in
the city hall and held their Repub-
lican primary and elected the follow
ing delegates 90 attend the county con-
vention. which will be held at Fairview
September "a. Those elected are as
follows. L. II. Childs. G. NJ. Madsen.
G. W. Perkins. William Metcalf. T. +.
Kearns. Leo y. Gledhill and Henry
Halverson. William Metcalf acted as
chairman Of the primary and G. NJ.
Madsen as secretary. The delegates
we're instructed TO support T. +.
Kearns for representative to the legis-
lature. and also instructed to support
William y. Livingston for senator.
william Metcalf and T. r. Kearns
were elected as delegates to the state
convention at Ogden.
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-09-19
FAIR A SUCCESS
Each Succeeding Day Record
Breaker Over the Day Previous
Good Attractions.
Especial to The Herald Republican,

Especial to The Herald Republlcan)
Richfield. Sept. 1s.-Another rec
ord attendance marked the closing day
Of the Sewer county fair. The racing
card yesterday was attractive. A har-
ness race WIS won by Easton's Echo,
with another OF his horses a close sec
ond. Three running events and half
mile race with girl riders made up
program which was very satisfying to
the crowd. The live stock and other
exhibits were centers Of attraction, and
altogether it has been the most sue
cessful fair i'm the history OF the coun-
~. The officers Of the association who
have successfully carried the fair pro-
ject to such a splendid success. are:
A. K. Hansen. president; o. p. Wash
burn. vice president: Farley Magleby.
secretary and treasurer, and these,
with ]. NJ. Belitho, Hans Tuft. G. G.
Morrison. II. c. Larsen. =. G. Scorup
and Erastus Anderson. form the direc-
torate. II is gratifying to these men
that the people have so loyalty sup
ported the fair
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-09-19
CARS ARE DEMOLISHED
ore Cars BREAK From Engine and Crash
Into string Of RefriErrator~
on siding.

by Badger Bros Private Wire)
Fl ogden. sept. 1s.-Seven heavily load
ed ore cars broke loose from a freight
train az Lakeside last night. and run
ming down grade. crashed into a string
OF refrigerator cars. totally demolish-
ing two and derHiling three others. The
pilot OF the engine attached 20 the re-
friEerators was demolished and the
tank broken wide open Fireman
Smith OF the freight engine sustained
O. fractured ankle and was sent 20 the
hospital az MontcllO.
The freight train. IN charge Of Con-
ducfor EutiEan. was picking up "a string
OF ore cars on "a slippery track The
strain o. the pull broke the couplings
and the momentum carried the cars at
brisk speed into the other portion OF
the train. The accident happened on a
siding 80 that no delay TO traffic en-
sued
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-09-19
SEARCHING FOR CAUSE
OF STRANGE DISEASE
Ogden Sportsmen Examine Feeding
Grounds Of Ducks Near Jordan
River Outlet.
Especial to The Herald Republican,

ogden. sept. 1S.-To investigate the
epidemic that is said 20 be killing
ducks az the rate OF thousands daily. a
committee Of ogden sportsmen. accom-
panied bv william Mather. noted
naturalist and Authority on the feath-
cry tribe. willard Hanson. state food
commissioner. and o. y. Madison. chair
man Of the board OF county commits
Fioucrs. spent yesterday in tho neigh
bornood or the Jordan outlet.
a thorough inspection was made and
the party reports that 90 per cent OF the
birds are infected with the strange dis
ease They think 10 IS caused BY the
sewage from salt Lake. which cmpties
into the birds favorite feeding grounds
Eight infected ducks were brought
hack by tho party. one dying en- route
Another. with the disease virulently de-
veloped. was killed and dissected By
rpr Baker The other six were taken to
the home Of J. s Carver. game warden.
who was n member Of the party, where,
after several hours treatment. they
fully revived. and tonight are said TO be
iu On healthy condition
ogden sportsmcu say that tho con-
dftfon is not statewide. The reserves
on the Bear river and along the Weber
river. west ~ ogden. are reported to
b. On normal condition. the mortality
or ducks being no greater than usual.
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-09-19
Provo Brevitics

Especial to The Herald Republican,
Provo. Sept. 1s-The Provo general
hospital has let contracts for building
n new operating room. a kitchen. three
private rooms and three pOrches. for
the installation OF inter-Communicat-
ing telephones. an individual electric
call system and new sterilizing appara-
tus. which will make this institution
strictly up-to-date in every particular.
and increase its capacity for caring for
the sick and injured.
Mrs. William G. Graham. IS years
old. Of the second ward. met with a
serious accident this morning at the
u. & II. q. depot. where she was walt
ing for a train. She stepped on or
near the track when the train was APP
preaching. unnoticed by her. and was
knocked down by the engine. sustain
ing n broken rib on the right side and
severe cuts on the head and bruises
on other parts OF the body. She was
taken 70 the Provo general hospital.
and her condition Is not considered
critical. although her age is against
rapid recovery.
a marriage license has been issued
70 Horace Mauwaring OF Groveland,
Ida. and Ivy Lee OF Mapleton.
Earl Bray was arrested last night
for intoxication. and James Evans and
J.. Pierce for fighting. They will
probably be charged with assaulting
Cy smith, a young Pleasant View
man.
sheriff George T. Judd has received
word from s NJ. Moore Of ogden
whose name appeared on the receipt
FOR dues found on the body Of Will
liam Sangin. who was killed on the
rails near Soldier Summit Friday
night. AR Moore knows nothing OF
the man except that he came there
and paid his dues. Sheriff Judd IS
now waiting 70 hear from union brew
cry workers. Cleveland. O.. where san
gin held membership.
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-09-19
ANDREW MORGAN
NAMED CHAIRMAN
viii Preside at Opening of
Democratic Convention in
Utah County Tomorrow.
Especial to The Herald-Republican.)


Provo, Sept. 1S.-When the Utah
county Democratic convention con-
venes at Spanish Fork next Tuesday.
Andrew b. Morgan OF Provo viii be n
the chair as temporary chairman. Fol-
lowing IS a list of the prospective can
didates for nominations to the various
offices:
state Senators-Thomas y. Taylor,
Jesse Knight. r. r. Irvine, Provo; Able
]. Evans. Lehi; Hyrum Lennon. Pay
son.
Rebresentatives-Alm Greenwood.
American Fork; James 6 Bullock.
Pleasant Grove; James NJ. Greer, Span
ish Fork: A. II. Anderson. Leht; H. T.
Reynolds, Springville; Joseph Reece.
County Commissioners-Roy Deal,
Guy Mendenhall. Springville; J. J.
Banks. W. G. Greer, Spanish Fork
Thomas r. Thurman, George ?. Bill
lings. Provo.
County Cierk-George Havercamp. A.
v. Robson. Provo: Ray Maycock.
Springville; NJ. E. Bezzant. American
sberiff-George a. storrs. James T.
Williams. Joseph w. Loveless. Provo;
Henry East, Lehi; James Weight,
Springville-
mond. Springville: II. F. Thomas. J. {.
Anderson, Provo.
County Treasurer-Ashley Bartlett,
Alva Nelson, Provo.
county Assessor-David Oppenshaw,
Provo: d. NJ smith. Pleasant Grove
County Attorney b MORGAN J.
+. e. Corfman. Provo; A. J. Evans.
Lehi.
Provo.
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-09-19

Logan. Sept. 1S.-In Judge Brang-
hams court yesterday an unusually
busy SESSION was had. city Marshal
Peterson brought back from ogden
Christian Chrisfianson. who was
charged with lewd conduct. Inasmuch
as he was not able TO put up $3.50 bail.
he was remanded 20 the city jail TO
await HIS hearing next Tuesday.
Peter Afflcck was up FOR burglary in
the second degree. He had been pill
fcrinE liquor from the Park Resort sa-
loon al the edge OF town. When the
officers went after him he tried 10
make his escape but was captured at
the station. His bond was placed at
$500 which he was unable 20 raise and
therefore went TO Jail.
Charles Cunningham was charged
with obtaining money under false pre-
lenses and was released on $3.50 bonds
TO await his hearing next week.
David Sparks OF Hyrum and Chris
ChristophersOn OF HYDE Park were
charged with statutory offcnses and
placed in Jail on failure 10 give $500
bonds. Their hearing will be given
them next Tuesday.
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-09-19
WOULD CHANGE CLASS
Price Commercial Club Launches
Movement to Bring About Election.
Especial 10 The Herald Republica

Especial 70 The Herald Republican,
Price. Sept. 1S.-For the first time
the question Of changing the town Of
Price to the city of Price. was brought
to public notice Wednesday evening at
the Price Commercial club. After a
lengthy and thorough discussion by
that body a committee was appointed
to draw up a petition to be presented
to the taxpayers. The committee is
composed Of G. II. Stevenson. @. A..
IversOn and W. II. Frye. The petition
will be signed by 100 resident taxpay-
ers. and either submitted to the vot-
ers at the November election or at
some future time at a special cleo
ton. Should the question be favored
BY the voters. Price will become a city
Of the third class. giving the people
more benefits and higher rate OF city
tax
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-09-19
NO SICK DUCKS HERE
Cache Valley Preserves Searched for
Evidence Of the Disease, but
None l. Found

Especial to The neutrality-suspicious.
Logan. Sept 1s.-Some OF the duck
preserve people are having their
grounds patroled TO find any dead or
sick ducks afflicted by the disease
which is playing such havoc with the
ducks Of the salt Lake valley. As yet
not a dead or sick duck has been
found. Everything points to a most
healthy condition. As for the season,
they say that never in the remem-
hrance OF most of the hunters have
ducks been so plentiful The rivers and
sloughs are literally alive with them.
and the hunters are looking forward to
n great hunting season. Some fear
has been expressed here that the state
may be closed for this season on &C
count OF the sickness among the fowls
in the other valleys. but there ap-
pears no necessity for closing Cache
valley this year.
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-09-19
TOOELE REPUBLICAN
COUNTY DELEGATES
Especial to The Herald -Republican.)

Tooele. Sept. 1s.-The following
have been elected from Tooele as dele
gates and alternates to attend and par
ticipate In the Republican county con-
vention. to be held in Ophir on Sep
TENDER 20:
Delegates-John Mcclellan, w. r.
Gillespie. Edward Scallon, r. NJ.
Shields. F. w Frailey. James Gardner.
Peter Clegg, F. NJ. Davis, W. W. Nell
son.
Alternates-John r. Gordon. George
J. johnson. W. F. VIM. A. o. Evans.
r. NJ. Orme, Brig Gillett. John Dick.
Neiis Johnson.
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-09-19
ALARM OVER PROHIBITION
OF DUCK SHOOTING
Especial to The Herald RepublicanN

Richfield, Sept 1S.-Charles Schou-
gard. who is preparing to turn Fish
lake into a magnificent pleasure re-
sort, was down from the lake this
week. He is much alarmed over the
prospect of a quarantine being placed
on duck hunting this season. In the
lake region there are thousands OF
ducks and they are in the healthiest
kind OF condition. Specimens exam
ined from time TO time show that there
working such havoc in and around the
waters in Utah and Salt Lake coun-
ties.
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-09-19
CHESTER HOLDS ITS
REPUBLICAN PRIMARIES
Especial 20 The Herald-Republic;

Especial % The HeraId-kepubIicah-)
Ephraim. Sept. 1S.-The Chester
r spublican primary was held at that
place last evening. and n large crowd
was in attendance. =. ID. Alfred was
elected chairman Of the meeting and
Milton Alfred as secretary. G. r. All
red and MILFORD West were elected
del gates to attend the Republican
county convention: Erastus Christen-
sen and w. L. Alfred as alternates. The
delegates were instructed to support
G. r. Alfred as county commissioner
for a second term. MILFORD West was
appointed as constable and W. NJ ALI
red as Justice Of the peace.
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-09-19
FAVOUS PROVO OFFICE
Hitchcock Agrees with Plan 20 Make
OF n Postal Savings
Depository.
Especial to The neutrality-suspicious.

Especial 10 The Herald Republican,
Provo. sept. tS.-while en- route from
salt Lake to Provo Saturday afternoon.
Postmaster General Frank H. Hitch
cock and James Glove. postmaster OF
ing the local office "a depository for
postal savings under the law enacted by
the last congress. Both Mr.. Hitchcock
and MI. Glove were in favor Of the
plan. Mr.. Hitchcock believing in the ad-
visibility or trying out the new
scheme in the smaller offices OF the
country before starting Il in the larger
cities