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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-07-18
Eureka Secret Societies.
Special to The Tribune.


EUREKA, July IT, Last THURSDAY
evening Mrs, Elizabeth Dennis installed
the following officers OF Columbia lodge
No. >, RcbeSahs Past noble grand. lisa
bella Adamso4; noble grand: lda Berg
strom: vice grand. Jessie Wirthin; SOC
retary. Rose Taylor: treasurer. Amelia
Ivey; chaplain. Amelia Schoticld; warden
Eta Gear; conductor. Myra l.. Dewar
inside guardian. Ethel Buckley; outside
guardian, Alma Pope; X. $. n. G.. Har-
riett Tite, l.. S, y. CT, Camille Nelson
4. S. V. c., Sarah Runnell; l.. S. V. G.
Martha kopmau.
The order Is rapidly growing In mem
bershp and is doing a great work 81
relieving suffering.
The following officers Of the Utah grand
encampmcnt OF Odd Fellows paid Key
stone encampment No. of this city a
fratcrnal visit last Friday night: ID. II
Bowers. grand patriarch; Farley p. Chris
tenscn. grand high priest. and w. j.
Moore. grand scribe, Al the close OF the
lodge exercises the banquet tables were
laden with the finest OF eatabics and
"drinkablcs." and il was near morning
ere the festivities concluded. An im-
promnM pEngr4pnGe. Consisting OF muSiGnl
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farthest north Up TO March %, because
OF the slight altitude of the sun, no 90
Peary ordered the Eskimos TO build a
wind shelter. behind which Marvin took
a meridian altitude. The result of these
first observations. Peary says, gave thelr
position as approximately 50 degrees, ~
minutes north latitude. Peary's plan
was to have Marvin take all observations
up to the point where he turned back, and
Bartlett take them from that point to his
farthest north. This was done in order
10 save the explorers eyes and to have
independent observations with which TO
check the route. In the forthcoming IN
stallment In the August number of Hamp-
toms Commander Peary will tell of his
dash to the pole. describe the boreal cen
ter and tell his sensations at the point
where everything is south.
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Pythian Sisters.

Hermlon temple No. 8. Pythian Sis
tcrs, met in we'll attended regular ses-
sion Wednesday evening, Much routine
business was transacted The doors
Were then opened 10 I'll" public that had
been invited to the open installation OF
officers. The floral crowninG of the Off
GERS. led by Sister Vandver and six
little girls and boys. junior members. was
very beautifully and jmpressively per
formed. The officers installed for the
ensuing six months were as follows: NJ
u. chicf, Alice Rcitz; NJ. l.. senior. Clara
manager Ruth Norton; NJ. of r. and c..
Emma Bctz. NJ, of r. Iostc Buck; pro-
tector. Ellen Geary: .. g.. Mary knowl-
den. Past Chief Elizabeth Fowler was The
Installing officer. After instala ton. all
were served with light refreshments. II
was an enjoyable evening well spent The
tenlple meets ON WGdnNsdhy evening.
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Fraternal Brotherhood.

Sego Lily lodge No. 262. II. Il, B., met
in well attended regular session Wedncs-
day evening. After hearing a gratifying
President j. E. Funk, assisted by other
supreme lodge officers and Captain
Grant and his team of ladies, installed
The following officers for The ensuing
term President, N II Wright; vice
president. Sister Cantilwine, chaplain,
Mary Ratllaff; sergeant. j, a. Ratzlaft
mistress ss-at-arms. E;lnora Grant, secrc-
tary, Susan Is Penny; inner doorlSeepor
Cyrus q. Gatrell; outer doorkeeper, Bro.
Blackman. Plans are being formed for
The team To enter into a competitive
drlll with the team OF professionals from
ihc Hoyal Highlanders.
Utah lodge NO. 500. T.. +. H., will have
basket picnic at Wandamerc Wedncs-
day. July 20, at { p. m. Bring your friends
and baskets fun of good things. a good
time Is promised all who attend and meet
with members Of No $50 Next regular
meeting July 2f.
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Modern Woodmen of America.

Al the meeting OF Great Salt Lake
san'p Sana fortv , members were present. Tbc
attendance keeps up remarkably well,
considering the hot weather Several ap-
picatons were presented and referred 10
an investigating committee, and the ben
cGcial degree was conferred upon one
candidate. The joint committee OF Mod
crn Woodncn and Royal Nelghbors have
completed all arrangements -or the out
ing mt Wandamero park today. = spicn-
did programme OF amusemcnts has been
arranged commencing AT 1880 and val
liable prizes will be awarded for the best
waltzing, rowing. bowling, racing. fat
mans race fat Womcn'F race, the most
popular ROYAL Nciehbor, and the honeliest
Modern Woodman. An elaborate luncheon
will be served AT 1890 andp "A general
good time is assared. Neighbcrs bring
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NOTICE OF BOND REDEMPTION.

Notice is hereby given that. pursuant
to provisions section 4. OF an act of leg.
lslature OF the state OF Idaho. approved nnt
day OF August 1910. at the Deseret Say
ings bank. of Salt Lake City, Utah. take
up and cancel local improyement bonds
county. Idaho. numbers 5. 6. 7, 8. .. 10.
II. IL. 1s. IA and l5 said date of redemp.
ton, a semi-annual interest payment
date, provided In said bonds; and atter
the said first day OF August, 1910. no IN
tercst shall accrue or become payable on
said bonds 5, 6. 7. S, 9, 10. II. II. Is, IA
anS Il EDNA WARNOCK-
Treasurer OF Idaho Falls. Ida.
n1TS0
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NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS.
Office OF the Board of Public Works

Office OF the Board of Public Works,
Salt Lake City. July 5th, 1910.
Sealed proposals will be received nS
this office until s o'clock p. M, July 29tn,
1910. for the work OF constructing curb
and gutter ard pavement In Paving EN-
tension No. 81, Second West street FROM
Third South street to Warm Springs. ac-
corling to plans on file In the city ensi-
necr'S office ,,
Instructions to bidders. together with
plans. profiles. specifications and forms
for contract and bond. may pe ootalneu
anon application at the office o. the
Board OF Public Works or the city engi-
ncer,
The right is reserved to reject any
Ev order OF the Board OF Public Works.
H. G. Mcmillan.
Chairman.
nSih
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Secret and
Fraternai Societies
of Salt Lake
I. o. o, +.

l. o, 0, F.
Fidelity lodge. No, Il. l.. o. o. F. last
"Wednesday night had the large hall
crowded with members and visitors OF
other lodges in the city. The special
event was the Sgmiannual installation OF
officers OF all the city lodges and was
held under the auspices OF No. IT. with
the officers and members OF the other
lodges as guests. The installation ccrc-
mony was ably and interestingly con-
ducled by j. r. Robins OF No. IL. dis
trlct deputy grand master. assisted by
past Erands Foster of No. 3 as grand
warden: Cracscr of No. II as grand mar
shall; Cray OF No. 2 as grand grcnadiarc :;
Madsen of No. 10 as grand secretary:
Morning OF No. | as grand treasurer
and Comes of No. = as grand chaplain
Aiie; the ceremonies i'll the hall all
gathered IN the banquet hall and sat
down 10 tables artlstcally decorated ana
loaded with the delicacles OF the sea
son. served by the members OF No IT.
No. II highly appreciates the attendance
and good will OF all The visiting brothers
and desires 10 thank them All for social
and frnternal courtesics manifested dur
ing the evening.
Visiting lodges represented and whose
Officers were Installed we've. Utah No
/ Salt Lake No, =. Jordan No. ). Enter
prisr 80, To- and Friendship No 27. The
officers OF No: II were; II. G. Matthews.
w g. ; II. Il. Warner, V. G.: O. q. Smith,
secretary; and il. II. Smith. treasurer.
The report al the secretary shows the
lodge 70 be in prosperous financial con-
dition with the largest membership III
It's history.
Next "Wednesday Might there will bc
work In the first degree and Il fun at
tendance Is desired.
81 The u. d 6. master installed the fol-
= 'Nlowing named brothers foS the ensuing
term G.. +. Kraus y. G.: a. II. Kelly
Jr y. q : y, LUdberg, secretary: J. ii
Miiev. Jr. treasurer C, Cameron chap
lain: w. w. King. L. s. 10 n. G.; ]
Bergman, l.. s. To y, G.; r. w. Clough
warden; f. Jackson: conductor: +. e
Jawlcv. II. s. s.; N II. Wright. l., s. S.
]. a Nottett, l. c.: 4. Webster O. 6.
c. NJ. Peterson. Il. $. 10 " c.; c. Win
ton l.. 8 Ia Y. c.
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which is publishing serlally Podry's story
OF the discovery OF tho north polo, edi-
torielly. the country OF his birth and llfe-
long allegiance. for whose glory no has
walked fnr years hard In hand with
deo tn, whoGe flag he unfurled at tho top
OF the earth, seems n!ggardly IN paying
honor to Peary Scientific bodies. rulers.
municipalities OF foreign lands have unit
that are his due. AS the final conq'ieror
Of the fastnesses of the north: es TIM eX-
plorer who IN his own person, by dint
OF ton. tenacity fearlessness and inyln-
ciblo purpose, has won against odds which
for 300 years have vanquished brave and
distinguished explorers: as the man who
has again proved mans power TO con-
quer the hostile forces OF nature. these
great European bodies have felt that in
houoring Pcary they have honored them
selves. The highest authorities in the
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-07-18

Will he continued IN the August number,
which will shortly be published. These
proofs consist OF m!nutcly detailed de-
Bcrlptions OF scientific observations made
by Peary and other members OF his party.
and n detailed day-by-day account of his
progress, system OF marches organiza-
ton and supplies Without mentioning the
name OF DR. Cook. Peary makes 1t plain
In his narrative that without his extern
sivc supplies supporting parties and sys-
TEN Of marching, IL would be impossible
for single white man 10 make his way
over the perlIous polar Ice and overcome
almost lnsuperable obstacles to the pole
Dash to the Pole.
The installment OF Commander Peary's
story In the July Hampton'S takes him
and his party up to 81 degrees. u min
utes. which was DeYond his previous
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Silver Maple circle No. 100 met on
Friday evening, IT was Inhalation OF Of
ficers. and the following We're Installed; ;
Past guardian. Neighbor Mae Tall, guar
dian, Neighbor ChrisSie Dyke. adviser.
Mary u. Baer; magician. r. Brown at
tendant, Louise Dunbar: captain OF
guards. Mabel Rothwell; inner sentinel
Mrs kaul; outer sentinel. Mrs. Trip. \
every one had jolly good time,
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Mrs. Nickerson delightfully."- entertained
the Naomi Past Noble GraudS' club at
her home Thursday afternoon y most
enjoyable afternoon was spent. and the
members were served delicious lunch.
Those present were: Mcsdames Ulmer,
Mnroney, kardie. Owens, Price. Lewis.
Erwin, Richards. Nickerson. Blackman.
Rasmussen, Darltc. Darrah, Vinegar Mrs.
Nickerson and daughter Irma from Cali
fornia. Mrs. Chapman. Miss Lula McCart-
ncy. The hostess was assisted by Miss
Mccartney, Mrs. Maroney and Mrs. Err
win
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Ladies Of tho Maccabees.

Lillian Hollistcr hive No. j. viii hold
regular review Thursday evening, July
81 lu Eagles hall. All members are re-
qucsted TO bo present. especially the new
ones
Banner hive No. II will hold their reg
ular review Tuesday. July ~. The social
huge success. The ladies that lei the
rain Interfere With their cnminS missed
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disposed OF. Seven applications and three
transfer cards were voted upon favor;Ibly
Visiting neighbors from Illinois. Kansas.
Colorado and Idaho were present and
meeting the officers invited all to 20 with
them 10 Franklin's for refreshments.
which was accepted by forty three
Ncighbor Swab was chosen toastmaster
and made many charming remarks. Vis-
ltlng ncighbors always made welcome.
Next regular meeting will be July 2l
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Eoyal Neighbors,

Camp 1886. Royal Neighbors Of America.
gIlI have no meeting This (Nonday)
evening The ncighbors VIII all meet
al Wandamere nj j p M. where a joint
picnic with the NJ w. a, will he en-
ioyed. Every member should come and
enjoy this outing. A number OF pretty
prizes will be given for the various
sports Which viii begin III o'clock, Come
and bring your family Visiting neighbors
are invited to enjoy the day with us.
Salt Lake Valley camp No. 3072 met
nj last regular Meeting with all officers
present. large amount OF business was
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MaccabeeS.

Salt Lake City Hive No. 4 will hold
regular review next Wednesday evening.
July 20. and every member is requested
TO attend
The Ladies OF Liberty. hive No. 0, and
their friends. will be entertained Thurs
o'clock, by Lady Boynton, at her home.
II East Third South street All Macca-
bees and their friends are cordially in
Vjtcd,
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Order of Owls.

Owls met at 60 East Second South
street and transacted a lot Of business
Two applications were received and at
the next meeting, which will be held July
u. there will be d lunch served after
the Initiation work has been gone
through \ visiting brother from BerIie-
ley, cal. viii speak Those who miss
the next meeting Will be sorry, so all
ro requested TO attend. Wis.,
itors are also Invited.
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Improved Order Of Red Men. Washakic
tribe No. |. met around their council fire
usual last Monday night, After go
ing through the routine business. they
resolved 10 work harder IA the future.
One pale face made application to be-
come n Red Man. His case was referred
TO the proper committee for approval.
Tonight we raise up our new chiefs and
act upon the auditing committees re-
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G.. A. r,

The Reynolds corps Ladies' OF the
q \. L.. viii give social AT the home
of Mrs Mary Connolly. 1916 West Eighth
South street. Tuesday evening. To
reach the home the Poplar Grove car
should be used. All comrades and Ladies
of the q. A. II. are invited
The James B. Mexican w. II. &. will
give n basket picnic at Liberty park
Thursday. July 2i from . to . O'Clock
Allied organizations invited. Bring your
friends.
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Electa Chapter to Meet.

The regular meeting Of Electa chapter
No. g. O. Y. S, will be held Tuesday
evening, July 10, al s o'clock for in
itiation The work Will be eXenplined by
the officers Of Lynds chapter No | and
Mizpah chapter No 5. All members of
the order are cordially Invited.
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Foresters Of America,

Court Salt Lake No 1 will meet on
Wednesday evening In Jennings hall. 81
West First South. All members are re-
quested TO be present. as business of i'm
portancc VIII come before the court. All
visiting Forcsters are welcome.
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Auxiliary to Picnic.

On Thursday. July Il. the Ladies' Aux
iiary TO Typographical union No. us will
entertain al Wandamcrc with n basket
picnic. An all-around good time Is guar
anteed to all who attend.
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Canadian Association,

The Canadian association Will hold a
regular social evening Wednesday, July
90 in the hall 1871 East First South
street All Canadians invited,
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w. r, G.,

The George r. Maxwell. w. r, c.. viii
hold a regular meeting Wednesday. july
20. at 2:3O p. m. at I. o. O. f. hall. Al
corps ladies welcome.
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Mrs. Nickerson Entertains.

your families and friends and become
acquainted.
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Women of WoodCraft.

q treat. All visiting lady Maccabccs are
welcome 70 our meetings and outings.
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world have bestowed on him the greatest
gifts in their power"
In the July number OF Hampton's
which has appeared. Peary for the first
time begins 10 present his proofs. These
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Chile rem Cry
FOR FGETCHER'S
9 q 6 . RIA
EXCURSIONS EAST
Via Oregon Short Line.

Proportionately low rates to other
points.
Tickets on sale July %, August 4,
and September IA, go Limit, October
81. For further particulars see agents.
City ticket office, l56 Main street.
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FOREIGN FINANCIAL.

London, July 29-Consols closed Lie lower
At 81 Ills for money and account Canadian
Pacific HasIio higher at 1909, Anaconda
was y al IS and Grand Trunk at IS.
Money was easy and discount rates We're
quiet to-day
The stock market remained firm, but
business was restricted in view OF the holl-
day until next Tuesday. Home rails were
rhe firnaest shares in the British section,
Thile Paris supported foreign securities ana
rubber stocks. Talk OF q reduced output
benefited the copper section
American securities opened ilrn ana
higher. first prices ranging from Z 70 l$4
roinrS above parity. The market continued
10 advance. led BY Rock Island and South
ern Pacific, until profit taking caused 2
slight reaction. After Wall Street opened
renewed support hardened values and after
another slight setback the market closed
,,uie- Canadian Pacifc closed lower
Call money in London, 1Qll. per cent
open market discount rates for short bills.
"a per cent: long bills. 2ls per cent: Berlin
discount rate, s per cent; Paris discount
rate, . per cent Paris exchange on LondOn,
y francs q confines Berlin exchange on
London, % marks - pfennigs- Bar gold,
rs 9l.d. American eagles, 36s SID
Paris. July 29-Three per cent rentes
~Iosed : centimes lower at 81 francs p CEN
rirnes. Prices were firm on the Bourse to-
day.
Berlin, July 29-Trading was active on
+he Boerse The tendency of prices was up
ward. especially in Americans.
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about s1eOoo,ooo, which is more than

about S16OO0,OOO, which is more than
one-half of the payments recently made
to the Treasury on corporation tax ac-
count. Ordinary government payments
always are heavy at this period of the
year, while in addition increased sums
are being spent from the general fund Of
the Treasury on Panama Canal con-
struction account, more than S4,SUOC
having been paid out for this purpose in
the current month. The Clearing House
banks doubtless will make a good show
ing in their weekly return to-day, the
known movement Of money showing an
estimated gain in cash holdings of So
10000, which, with a probable heavy
contraction in loans, should be reflected
in a substantial expansion in the reserve
above legal requirements.
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MONEY AND EXCHANGE.

MONEY MARKET.-Money on call e. opened
IL ner cent: closing. IL per cent: ruling.
rate. I2 per cent. Time money was Offered err %
With slightly more freedom Rates. 41. Sl+q
sla per cent for sixty days: 32&G4 for ninety
Ssys- 41.0411 for four months: 4l2Gi&4 Tor
i've months: 5a5A per cent for six months,
Mercantile paper continued dun. hates
we're 5I5dJs. per cent for sixty 70 ninety
days' indosed bills receivable. 512Qt Per
cent for choice four 10 SIX months Single
names and 6i4 per cent for others
FOREIGN ExCHANGE--Th foreign eX-
change market opened steady with cables
quoted at sS51zGiS555. demand sterling at
SSlz a. $3.50 and sixty-day bills at 4SSl2,
Short francs were quoted at 5.lS%s less 80
qnd short reichsmarks at q 1915 less tx
SIa4 l5-ls After falling TO 4-S32e the mar
jJer became a shade steadier IN the after
noon Cables were quoted at 4-h545G Sop
demand sterling at 4.S5i- Ii.S53o and sixty
cav bills at 4s3l2 Short francs held around
EIess and short reichsmarks 81 l5-lb less
5-S2Ge4 1915.
Bankers' posted rates Were:
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CONSOLIDATED EXCHANGE.

It was market on the Consoiidateo En- E1N
change which contracted decldedly M 'ol
u1ne compared with the great activity .tII 1I
the preceding few days but when vas sc71ril surh
a broad one in respect to variety OF sec seGu[lr nf
irresularity about the trading. with tns
professional dealers on the floor floor neFV9ns af 9hs
about operating heavily in view OF .ne
egebe ipg been Caught short on the big advance of
this week Occasionally during the asay cay
they plucked up enough courage 20 oael e
stocks tr cautious fashion, and there was
also some odd lot profit taking by coIniafs- ms
sion house customers who had bougnL M L as LOT
turn" Transactions totalled S9,S7g si1aS siiai -,
operations follow:
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INACTIVE STOCKS.

The following were the last actual sales
and the closing quotat tons for stocks In
which there were no transactions yester-
day on the New York Stock Exchange:
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GOVERNMENT BONDS.

Coupons interchangeable. fRegistered. .Co,
pons. sRegistered and coupon ySterllng
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THE INTERBOROUGH'S YEaP

The Interborough Rapid Transis g..
pany reports for the year ended T,,ne ~
1910 gross operating revenue OF s23q ~
compared with 394 in the preceSsssss
year and s24.O592 299 in the fiscal year e-JssSS
June 20. 1908 Net earnings were si7 a-a -
an increase Of more than g. 200 900 over 80 80
wear before, while net corporation fucor.s
after taxes. interest and the dividend aT1s-'
antee on Manhattan Elevated sf0rl~
amounted TO S6.9s2.1f7. against S4.5s9 s23 ~
1S03 So 1O0.65J in 1908 and s.. u.s. 40 IN fzss
Surplus after dividends was 8. .932, 147 an in.l
crease of Sl.492.324 over the preceding year
The operating ratio OK 80 per cent cow
pared with 40.52 per cent in 1899 and ~
per cent in 1888 Detailed figures for fwcI
years follow:
Cross oper revs2s Ss7 G4T SOS 524 3a4 % 4e3 -
Oper expenses. 11.013.142 f0.747.343 2g goad
Net oper. rev. ST. 9745 505 s15.77s $50 s2Io7 al
Taxes .........- 1.750.421 1799SG7 4Sss5
Inc. from oper SIS 2z4 Oa3 s13.s77143 81 24sa as,
Non-op. income 41l.e24 i.00l77S '5S0.75f I
Gross income s1s. SIS 1o7 sl4s7se18 81 $50. lssj
Int. rns-, etc,
Incl Manhat.
guarantee - TO- 552 $50 Io3s9.Oa5 Isase4 1
Ne, corp. inc. ssos2147 s45so.s2 81 4s2 81
1Dividends .-... S.150.6o0 3i3oo"9 -
s,,-,rus So os2.147 81. 439. .s23 81. .4s2 sa,I
Pass'gers card 562 7s5. .395 5f4 6s0.342 4siG5O5y
-Tbe decrease in incorporating income %
largely due TO the policy inausurated July l.
nan, the interest upon the advances made Zoe
the construction OF the New YORK & Long Island
Railroad tunnel. - -. - ,., - .
transit Company capital stock for twelve Tnonths
an4ed rr11e 70 1910. az the rate OF Per cent PSF
annuIl.