The San Francisco call., 1910-06-24
-Chtcago Post
RAUfE OEEJE TO
GET RICH QUICK
Jack lnglis Has Fine Scheme
70 Make $500, 700 in
Three Years

L
Ing1is. contracting freight agent
- of the Union Pacific, utilized the
time that he would have taken for eat
ing in making a fortune for himself
on paper. He proposes to organize a
gose farm and has built wonderful air
or rather geese castles.
He proposes to start with capital of
5000, divided into three shares at 800
each. With the $500 he will purchase
800 geese at 81 each. Each goose will
lay three eggs per week or total of
900 week. In 50 weeks the geese
will lay 46,So0 eggs In three years
the geese will lay 40. 400 eggs. No
eggs are to be sold, but ali are to be
incubated and Matched. Allowing 49,
400 for bad eggs leaves 100000 geese
in three years.
Here are the results: Each goose
will produce two pounds of feathers in
the three years, which at $50 per
pound will net 100000. When the
geese are slaughtered there will be
100000 goose Ivers. At so cents apiece
they will bring 100000. Each goose
bill will yield 10 buttons, a total of
100000 buttons. At 1 cent each they
will bring in $4,000. The geese
dressed for. market will yield S15O,O0O,
100000 at $3.50 each.
Operating expenses for the three
years, estimated at $4,000, together
with the original capital of $780, bring
the total Investment to S19o.S00. The
receipts for the three years are footed
up as follows:
nlseIs :, ue =. -. ...... 0O,OOO
buttons ................ 10000
Dressed geese ..............-. 100000
Total receipts ...........S $500 900
Total expenditures. es............. S1sO, 300
Does any one care to invest: Don't
all speak at once
]. S. Tustin, freight claim agent of
the Missouri Pacific, who has been in
Los Angeles attending the convention
of the freight claim agents, was in the
city yesterday on his way to st. Louis.
The Transportation club has secured
the services of the troupe of 40
Maoris who are now on their way back
to New Zealand after a successful sea-
son at the New York Hippodrome, and
jinks has been announced for Satur-
day night. The Maori women and
men will give their native dances and
songs, and record attendance is ex-
pected at the club on that evening.
Besides the Maoris, the entertainment
committee of the club promises several
other sensations.
In the next supplement to the trans
continental tariff the railroads will
cancel the storage in transit privileges
on apples. This is the third time
within year that this clause in the
arif hos WI II
transportation lines give it out that
this time it stays withdrawn. Such
privilege was never allowed in the
shipping of other green fruits. and
the railroads do not desire to establish
a precedent with apples.
The following representatives of the
Pennsylvania system were in the city
yesterday, returning from the meet
ing of the freight claim agents at Los
Angeles: f. e. Shailenberger, auditor of
the Star Union line. and son; J. D.
Green, auditor of disbursements, and
family; J. S. Donaldson, assistant comp
troller, and family.
Paul Shoup assistant general man.
ager OF the Southern Pacific, is in Los
Angeles.
The Western Pacific will open for
passenger lIdllc On august 1. There
will be two trains each way daily, ac-
cording to an announcement made in
the east recently.
f. H. Adams has been appointed act
ing general agent of the San Pedro.
Los Angeles and Salt Lake, with office
at Los Angeles, succeeding f. 7.
Wheeler, granted leave. of absence.
J. Cruikshank has been appointed dis
trfct passenger agent at Los Angeles