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The Cairo bulletin., 1911-03-12

writing under his signature. accord
ingly there will be no primary cleo
ton for the office of commissioner,
1t will be a ffee-for-all race next No
vember, but each candidate will be
required to run on an independent
ticket-the independent Socialist, in
dependent Republican, etc.
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Withdrew His Petition.

According to program w. r. Cover,
the Socialist candidate for the prf-
mary election for county commission
er. made his appearance a, the coun-
ty clerks office and formally with
drew his petition. which action to
make It legal had to be presented In
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Foot Causing Trouble Aqain.

A gentleman who recently came
from Memphis, Tenn, states that
William Fitzgerald formerly of Cairo
Is again having trouble with his
foot. About IS months ago Mr.. Flta
gerald was confined to st. Mary's In
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Brought From School. Sick,

Leonard Cox, son 0. Assistant
Postmaster Fred Cox, was take
seriously i'll at Champaign fe Z
days ago. He attends the state uni
Fersity at Urbana. Mrs. Cox went tx
Champaign a day or two ago and re
turned with him last evening.
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A unique brief has been fled with
the supreme court. The feature OF In,
terest is the brevity OF the brief,
which in its body carries only sixteen
words: The evidence warrants the
verdict. There are no errors of law,
The case should be affirmed."-Mem.
phis Commercial Appeal
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Negro County School Teachers.

The negro school teachers of Alex
ander county TO the number of eleven
met at the Bartee school at Cache
Yesterday. The program was said te
be an interesting one and the discus
sions of the subjects given was We. y
helpful.
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Purchased Small Farm.

Harvey l.. Jordan has purchase
from Mrs. Anna Harren by warrantee
deed the east holt of northeast o
northwest quarter section :, township
~ range /, This land consists Of
- acres situated a short distance
north C Elco.
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The Preachers Trade.

II the minister knows nothing about
politics let him keep clear. But II he
knows. and knows what he knows.
and how to say II. let him do that
thing. His utterances then will
trouble some brother of course. But
what OF It? To trouble human con-
science is the preachers trade.-The
Continent.
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Deputy Collector VIM. II. Greauey
returned last evening from out in the
county where he has been collecting
taxes. He will return Monday to
resume the work. Mr.. GreaneN had
fair success.
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PERSONAL MENTION.

NJ Lawler is seriously i'll at his
home, 1900 Poplar street.
Thos. Klyce Of Jackson, Tenn, was
In the city on business yesterday.
Mr. and Mrs W r. Glass o: Har-
risbnrg, we're III the city yesterday.
Russell Lawrence left yesterday
for Union city, Tenn, on business.
Officer Frank Sleeves has recoy
cred from ali attack Of the small
pox.
Mr. and Mrs Will Ray OF Bardw III
Ky. were in Cairo shopping satur
day.
Mrs. Geo. Ke.ch Of Wickliffe, KY.
is the guest Of me- sister Mrs. W, T
wan,
Misses Leda McGlasson' and Rit;
Jaerkel are visiting friends ii
Anna.
Cleve Champion Is visiting reia
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Trade With Argentina.

American exports to Argentina con.
sist chiefly of lumber, rosin, turpen-
tine, petroleum. lubricating oils, agri-
cultural machinery, windmills, sewing
machines. typewriters, leaf tobacco,
binder twine. Office furniture and steel
products, controlling In some of these.
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May Build Two BUNGALOWS.

contractor J. A. Miller has re
turned from California. lis family
VIII not return until June, Mr Mil
Ter has under consideration the build
ing OF two nice bun salows on his lois
facing Washington avenue corner OF
wenty-second street. If ne decides
to build, he will begin the work very
soon.
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Awarded the Contract.

Contractor W. T. Band has been
awarded the contract for building The
two story brick business house FOR
Mrs. Anna L. Gayer which is to he
built ON lots 909911 Washington ave.
nue.. Work will be started soon.
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Nearly 100 Years Old.

Mrs VI. Bone OF Loyelaceville
Ky, died a few days ago of old age
Size was IS years OF age. She was
the grandmother of George r. RILEY
of WicAliffe She loft two sons, nine
grandchildren, seven syeacgranchil-
lren and one great grea.-grandchila
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All Bobble's EaIiIt

why, Jimmie! Is it true that you
gave little Bobbie black eyeo"
"Y-Yessum." What excuse hav.
you far such brutal act?" "W-WelI
ne peryoked me-" How did he pro
"oke your" He hit back"
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Have Elected Officers.

Both Odd Fellow ;oGges, the SAT
lord and Alexander, have elected
officers for the ensuing six months
The appointive officers nave not a.
yet been named. When this is done
the lists will be published
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One Addition. Makes 30.

The Ladies List of the Cairo Chill
dren's Home contributors received an
addition yesterday in the person of
Mrs. O. E. Beckwith, who sent SO
making 80 in all to date.
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Social Purity League.

The Social Purity League will hol1
the next meeting Sunday afternoon
March 10th, at the Cairo Baptist
church. Rev. S. c. 0hrum, pastor OF
the church Will make the address.
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Asbestos ironholder.

Ironholders made from a piece OF
asbestos the desired size, and covered
with drilling or heavy unbIeachad mus
lin. are light and keep out heat. There
should be a ring or. loop sewed to one
corner to hang the holder.
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Yesterday Hot,est-Rroke Record

Yesterday was the hottest day this
wear, the maximum temperature be
ing IS degrees. According to the
weather bureau yesterday was the
hottest day in Marrh for the first %
days Of that month ever recorded in
Cairo.
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Urinary for several, months, owing to
an abrasion en- a toe which wa;
poisoned from the dye IN his SOCKS
and the toe had to be amputated tc
save the foot.
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Bought Missouri Land.

A deal of Missouri farm property
was consumated few days ago ir
which Charles A. Brock sold 24l
acres to John C. Gholson and j. L.
Barnard for $4,000.
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Negro Revival Meetings.

Revival meetings are in progress
at the Missionary Baptist church
corner Nineteenth and Walnut
streets, Rev. Mcfarland is conduct
ing the services.
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CITY NEWS IN BRIEF
Death Of Mrs. Mat Quinn.

Mrs. Mat Quinn, formerly Mis-
Maggie Ross Of Cairo, died at hei
home in Kansas City Friday.
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Service Almost Perfect,

Out of every million letters that
pass through the post office II is cal
culated that only one goes astray
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Much In Little.

The little fooery that wise men
ave makes a great show. Shake,
peare.
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lives and friends in CaE3ondale f
. several days.
/ Mrs. Walter Mahan is visiting h
! parents NJ. and Mrs. r. X. Tayl'
| in Clintcn, Ky.
! D B. Kennedy returned yesterda
from brief visit on his farm .
Hodges PARK.
Mrs Nj. Fl. Cain and Mrs, A.
Elliot of Wickllffe were shoppers i
the city yesterday.
Perry Buchanan CT Springfield
Mo, is the, guest of his brother G
W. Buchanan of Center street.
Mrs. r. W. Emerson of Worceste'
Mass, is the sues:, OF MIR. and Ms
A. B. Turner OF s4o2 Elm street.
Mrs, F.. A. Bendig and daushte.
Marie Of Grand Chain were in the
city shopping Friday and Saturday
Mrs. Pearl Zinc left Saturday morn
ing for Mtrphyshoro,r Ill.,, for a few
days visit With relatives and friends
!. Miss Mary Gore has returned to
her home in St, Louis after visit OF
several weeks with relatives and
friends. 4
. Mrs. r. L. Scott and daughters In
ellie and Emily of Wickliffe, are
visiting Mr.. and Mrs; VIM. Boyd of
Poplar street; ~
Mrs. ]. H. Chandler left yesterday
for Nashville, Tenn, where she will
he the guest Of her daughter Mrs
Claude C. Sullivan
Capt George, Clark Of the Farrov
hats was taken i'll yesterday and is
now At the Marine hospital receiyins
medical treatment.
j. W. Boyd and granddaughter
Etgenia Of Wickliffc are visiting
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Haze and family
Of Thirtysixth street..
Miss Cozette Shelton w:lo has beer
he guest of Mrs. E. [. lerrell Of
Park Place West, returned to hei
home in Wiokliffe yesterday.
Miss Madeline Edwards has re
turned to her home Il Charleston,
Mo-, after few days visit With Mrs
Lila Rogers Of 2Gi2 Elm street.
EdwaIa Chapman Of S311 Park ave
lue left Saturday afternoon for Lit /,
lie Rock, Ark, where ne has ae
erted position in s.ave factory
Miss Nell Barnard Of Charleston
No.. teacher IN the pubic schools
hoe. is the guest Of her brother
Il seth Barnard and wife Of 2Go9l
Sycamore street.
rIrs. E. p Zeal *: Mrs Jennie
u kson of Charlestcn, NO, will ar
i've today to he the guests of Mrs
\ A. Eondurant; and 4famlly of 70J
Walnut street, Tor a few days.
a.
Mr.. and Mrs Edward Lehrer ar
lived last evening from Paducah
They came to atatend their sislcl
Hrs. William Boyle Of 1924 Twenty
curth street who is seriously i'll al
1t. Mary's Infirmary.
Miss Mary Rosborough returned tc
Ter home in Centralia yesterday atte;
brief visit with Miss Vivian Rees
diss Ro.torough took part In the de
ate at the high school Friday aftec
icon.
Ionnie Eondrrant who holds a
-psiticn With a large wholesale
house in st. Loris, has arrived in the
'ity for few days visit with his
parents Dr.. and Mrs. A. A. Banlu
ant Of 713 Walnut street.
Mrs. B. B. Tolscn returned to hcl
home in Jackson, Tenn, YESTERDAY
s'tor brief visit with Mr.. and Mis-
James Curry CT Eighth street She
vas accompanied by her daughter,
Miss Fannie Lee who will spend
Sunday with her.
Phillip Preetorius, formerly of
The Cairo bulletin., 1911-03-12

p. B. Kennedy returned yesterda,
from q brief visit on his farm al
Hodges Park
The Cairo bulletin., 1911-03-12

Mrs. Walter Mahan is visiting hel
parents M. and Mrs. T. X. Taylor
in Clintol, Ky.
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|. SOCIAL and PERSONAL u

lives and friends in Car0ondale fc
several days.
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Nrs. MI II. Cain and Mrs, A. o
Elliot of Wickliffe were shoppers in
the city yesterday.
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Phillip Preetorius, formerly Of
The Cairo bulletin., 1911-03-12

Perry Buchanan Ct Springfield,
Mo. is the. guest of his brother G
w Buchanan of Center street.
The Cairo bulletin., 1911-03-12

Mrs. B. B. Tolson returned to ne,
home in Jackson, Tenn, YESTERDAY
alter a brief visit with Mr. and Mis-
James Curry CT Eighth street She
was accompanied by her daughter,
Miss Fannie Lee who will spend
Sunday with her.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-07-01
WALL STREET BOOMS ERIE
Canadian Pacific Rumor, Though
Denied, Was the Cause.

There was sharp advance in Erie Rail
road shares On the Stock Exchange yes
terdar. following a revival of recent re-
ports that the Canadian Pacific was seek
!'g control Of the property As has been
the case heretofore. these rumors were de-
Ned iu well informed quarters
~ was said on good authority, however.
that Canadian Pacific interests have heen
Hymc into The Erie IN the last few
months. and This strengthened the belief
in Wall Street n at closer relations were
90 be established between the two roads.
according TO the best information obtain
ah'c. there viii be nothing more than "A
traffic arrangement between the two roads,
tnt Low ar negotiations have progressed
n that dircctOr-if. indeed. they have been
uhdertakcr- could not 5e learned
Wha.eyer the basis for the rumors Wall
Street took enough interest IN them 10
loom the Erie shares, and AZ the close the
three classes Of stock showed net gains
ranging from - point for The common 10
~ lor the second preferred.
The fest preferred gained l1s points on
me DAYS transactions. closing al 55ts one
eighth o. uoint below the high figure OF
me day. Tho common sold up 20 @s's dur-
ing TIE DAY. an advance OF nearly a p.lni
over THURSDAYS close. but reacted 10 1ffs
81 me end The second preferred closed 81
- after having touched iS'2 carrier IN
lie session
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BAKING COMPANY MORTGAGE
New Combination Files One for S5,000,'
600 in Favor of Standard Trust Co.

Cleveland. June So.-A 100000 mortgage
from the General Baking Company, go,
600 900 combination recently formed in the
East. was filed in the County Recorders
Office here late to-day in favor OF the
Standard Trust Company of New York.
Copies OF the mortgage are being filed
in every city where the consolidation takes
in a local concern. AT present the Cleve-
land Bread Company is the only local
concern in the consolidation
Independent bakers of Cleveland claim
that the new combination will fight George
Ward, the millionaire baker. who. IL is al
legged. plans the absorption Of the country s
bakeries in every city with over fifty thou
sand Dopulation
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WINDSOR TRUST REDUCES STOCK

The stockholders Of the Windsor Trust
company Yesterday approved the proposed
'eaucuon # the capital stock from slVp'-
"' 70 5000 The current quotation for
We stock IS q bid and l02 asked. The com
pany has a surplus Of $4,000 Another
: fiecial meeting Of the stockholders VIII be
>.nh'io to-day. At which they are expected 10
hsmpete the plan OF stock readJustmeht
5otho-Zing an increase IN the caIitaI
rsh 70 the old figure Of MppUJo ne
So, stock has been underWrtten by
''haleatt al 30. and will be offered ~ the
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DOMESTIC SITUATIONS WANTED
Male.

,oACtIMAN. Ten years in last place; hest pr
sonal reference last employer can De ,errea
useful and obliging. single, country pei''N
j., care Fitzmorlon, b84 80 ave. ,-- q,
,.1.,-o1 e, s,iss French. chef: wife waitress: IN
yrivsfe fsmil,. best references furnished; inou
,r,,e wages Victor Curchod, 3i3 Wesi 3Olh ~,
AND SUPERINTENDENT
tleman closing his gIeenhou .se las been in
bis EMPLOY FOR II years. can hlshly tes -,
ro,nd him 10 any one needing the sei - no r.
riod three children. Address Malaehi 'iei"e'
UlsalaI Us. ~ J.
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DOMESTIC SITUATIONS WANTED
Female.

Female.
ATTENDANT-Light household duties or any
position of trdst, reference NJ. Murray. 81
West 60th st.
CHAMRERMAID WAITRESS Very neal
host refeTenccs: $40 Osterberg's Agency, 7lG
Lexington ave: tel. l0j5-Plaza
CHAMBERMAID--Expe and competent,
good references; &C. r, Wilson's Agency IA
COOK or HOUsEWORK.-By very good
Swedish girl: excellent cook; best refer
crces; city preferred; $50 Osterberg's Agency
71G lexington ave. Tel, 1000 Plaza.
COOK-Finnish first class competent: excellent
worker good references S35. Wilson's Agency
1sl East 57th st Tel. 2224 Plaza.
COOK. LAUNDREss; CHAMBERLAIN
WAITRESS Two neat young girls; very
Agency. 7l6 Lexington ave Tel 1000 Plaza
COOK.-Vcry neat Swedish girl; excellen;
cook. baker; takes care kitchen good man
tser. best references; $50. Osterbergs Agency
7I6 Lexington ave. Tel, 1923 Plaza.
CoOK-Neat North ireland Protestant; ex'
cflIent cook; best references; $50; anywhere.
Osterherg's Agency, 7l6 Lexington ave; tel.
105j-Plaza. "
COI'pLE-Cernan: gardener and useful; cook
and general housework. three months in the
country wilson's Agency. lil cast 9th st.
Tel 2224 Plaza.
COUPLE. -f5utler. valet: cook French. young,
neat couDle: understand their work thor
ougbiv. hest references: $50 Osterberg's
Agency 7l6 Lexington ave. Tel. 1905 Plaza
French nursery goyeness wishes position; ex
nericnCed and well recommended. A. d, Bon
"a Tribune Uptown once 1864 Broadway
GENERAL HOUSEWORK - Neat. strong
Swedish girl; very good cook waitress house
maid. best reerences; S25; city. Osterberg $
Agency. TlG Lexington ave: tel 1051-Plaza.
GOOD cook. colored. wishes position in private
fnmil,: city or country: In care Of Martin.
% West i34h st
HoTTsEv ORK- Competent good cook; good ref
oreprcs. S15. city: no washing. Wilson
Agency. iU East 57'h st. Tel. 222t Plaza.
ttIt. sE,yGpKFRS- Three very nice. com
nctcnt Girls wish positions; city or country
hsst refere,ces. Flahertys Agency 40 Co
iunitus a,e Mrs. Dunno, proprietor; tel l2is
-Schuv''r
IlOUSEKEEI ER--Canadian; will take entire
charge 81 small family. good cook. manager
excellent references. u" Sllss flZ1erdi'
Agency. I05 18th ave; entrance i2d. -
-,-IrCuTN MAID-Yorng. strong Swedish girl
sneaks ENGLISH, very good kitchenmald; best
rcfcr@nces: s22. Osterbergs Agency, ZIG
Lexington ave. Tel. 1919 Plaza
-NpREaS-Swedisil: excellent on shirts and
collars and fine linen. s25. Wilson's Agency
1lI East 51,h ri. Tel 2224 Plaza.
NiC,TuEP SON. Germans; cook excellent baker,
hne laundrcss: son chauffeur. excellent me
chanic. careful driver; distance no object. Nor
rows Agency. 72l Lexington ave. -
yVAITPFss- First class; good on all salads
81. good references. SO; seashore preferred
wilson Agency. 1ll East 9th st. Tel. Id
Plaza.
y0I-NC lolored girl wishes position at ligh,
bousevork i'm small family. sleep in. call -
west I94,h st Martl second floor.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-07-01
AUCTION SALES.

WILL. cause 90 be sold at public auction. under
,ia'.i ,snre Of chattel mortgage, slides ana
other tropcrty OF tho Excelsior slide %. At u
west an st., al 2 o'clock. July j. l'll' Sa"
stern.
- ,,,DrI-V Of an execution. I will sell 10 day
=, tn.2o a m AT .7oi Atlantic ave, Brooklyn
9, ar,ousfic yiolias, 80 rolls Of music. Afred
tresr man. Marshal. 1870 LEONARD ~.
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LOST BANkEOOkS.

-. -, s,.r1I Handbook 40. 2l9Ol OF the
i|2 German savings Bank In the city OF New
york. corner AIN ave. and IAN st. lssmea 20
'eoit. t.N@ctia,tpr the same II not returned
ssH ,h hank on the 24th day Of July. i"lI' gu
pllcate viii be issued = -,
I0sT Handbook No. tt5o :is OF ne Dry po'H
eayinrs Bank Findsf return 10 BANK
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shareholders at that price, which viii rep
o"o" nc," ceptsl and 100000 new
surplus, raising the amount of the surplus
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-07-01
THE HUDSONS
GH AEV FINEST RESORT.
UOUsE SEND FOR
c.rsI,III. " v. 1911 BOOKLET.

,,OpTrys Elevation 1000 feet: hotels, cot
tnees: heart OF Adirondack: overlooking ?oo,ooo
az res 81 forest. 100 Mt. peaks: most beautiful
"tss.,n world booklet John a. Cole. Lake Pleas
AM Hamilton co. NY. my. once, li22 B'wayl
,DIRoNDACK INN. SACANDAGA PARK.
Lower AsrSpd''h nancns Coli 10 reA mis-
t ,u,,ng pathing Fishing. Booklet & Auto Map.
:. - 'ShamberiiK Mgr. y. Y. ONCE 1922 Bway.
lockwood N-THE- PINES. CAIRO. N. Y.
beautifully situated highest eIeV wn,r nna
lI'os, ,n,odstes go Rates 81 up Write for
hooLIet MONT MILLER. Prop and Manager.
rYeKAToM RETREAT HOUSE, .KIsKAToM.
Catskill Mountains Newly Iufn,shed anu
't,usted Table supplied from farm sooket on ap
nIiration. Rates SO upward. James ID MeIonala:
THE GRANT HoUSE.-under same manage
lent Modern suites with private baths re
duced yate, for June Guests entltied 20 an piISi-
iesss of The stamford Country Club COR ,ouiw'
I,hn y Grant owner and Prop, stamford ~ l.
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EenliIc

gttgERFl-I, Intelligent lads. 81, would IKE 20,
iIi.I-a az com. auion or secretary OUTSIDE ~
c,t,. rTpor,enced in business and travelling u
- poy a Tribune ONCE.
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LkWXE RS.

JAMES GRAY; ccoUNsELLoR At Lazy sss
broadway. corner Sith St
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FOR SALE.

BIG ARGAINs-slightly Used ONCE furni-
ture. desks typewriters, cash registers, aaa
Ing machines. mimeographs, ming cdouess'
safes addressing machines. sine CLOCKS par
titions. check protectors. bookcases NATHAN
4 White
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RAILROAD EARNINGS.
INTERocEANIc OF MEXICO.

1NTERoCEANIC OF MEXICO.
81 Suy WIZ June IN su ai sa iss ] 7 iSc
NATIONAL OF MEXICO.
July a VI June 81 5s2eii2s Ssei54T s7.SoS.S5s
CENTRAL OF GEORGIA.
Month of May
S &ssss :aTaass ssssss@ ssg5sss5Ss ss@ ss
Exp. and taxes 762,494 $4,000 635.5s4
Net earnings. sloe4sG s5i,4oo s45,225
Cross g' ea1nngs SIP OF 1902 s11rs11s, $40 4o557s
EXP. and taxes s77s.i92 s179,1e1 T75i,i2s
Net earnings $3.50 40 S3oI2o 90 s2e54,1i9
ILLINOIS CENTRAL.
Gross earnings. $5.o62.27i s4s5s.S37 s4e65. so4
EXP and taxes. 4154,oe5 3.97s,1S1 a.4Oo. go
Net earnings. s9os2oe $3.50 i55 si2s4.s74
Gross earnings $50 go $50 s5a roo i2s So e2s s24
Exp. and taxes. 433o9.25o 4253s,s5s 4o53o. o35
Net earnings. s1S 800 121 Sill I61 go sl2094. $50
NEW YORK. ONTARIO & WESTERN
Gross earnings SCI los s7saSs ss4l $50 $50
Net earnings. s24eu2 s24oas7 sisl, 5es
Charges ....... 1os999 10I.134 S5.OO1
Surplus 49,. S.377ie s18ao5a SOC 7a5
Exp. and taxes. e2o4isa 555i67a S$si77a
Net earnings. 50, 2aa844 s2,294ss2 s22oooco
Charges ........ 1303C43 1o69,192 1927 O85
surplus .... s0ss7O1 sl.1e5.sGO sI1s2.O3i
ST. LOUIS SOUTHWESTERN
E,p. and taxes. GIFTS 7;o4s5 5ss 45s
Net earnings. s1s55es seioss s1sa, 4ss
Cross eaTinr2. S1r .o4oass sloresoo .a.54c 40
ZAP. and taxes. s3e6947 7,so1.e15 1922 os
Net earnings. s2s74O87 s2a17as5 s2o54, 1s2
YAzoo & MISSISSIPPI VALLEY.
Month Of May
G4o!s sa Of miles so5 s as a$ s7o s2
Exp and taxes 67c,62o e975j7 6603i5
Net earnings. slS7oS7 sis4s7s s5Oss
Gross ross darhings'. sioos7oos so.455l1s ss87is47
Exp and taxes 7262.37o 7e64,s9o $3.50, ego
Net earnings. So s24 500 s1.79o21a s1o4I. aos
NEW YORK. NEW HAVEN & HARTFORD
Quarter ended March 81
Oupr revenue. SIS. $50 SD Sl3Ti8 sos S12.4l533l
Oper. expenses. 9,SG0576 9.30l. sos S613 1917
Net oper. rev. $4019I45 s4412 400 s3,74o, 1874
Net rcv. from
other oper.... 3OI5l4 21l,I5S -
Total net rev. S4327 eco $4GS4 257 Sc, T4c, 1874
Taxes accrued. $4,000 1850 0cO
Opcr. income. So, 492 2G0 81. ga 257 S3.742 1874
Non-op. income. 1,226, 7o1 .0jS 4Ss 1.3163OO
Gross income. 81, $50 81. f92 T45 S5,0sS, 434
Deductions from
gross income. 421475 416o1S5 5.O16 200
Net corp inc. s4774s5 s523O1o $40 234
INTEROCEANIC OF MEXICO.
Month Of May 1911. 1910. Increase.
Mileage ........ 1904 LOIS 10
Gross earnings. $3.50 sG6 s7252s1 's171.4l5
Expenses ...... 433.S4l 46S. 800 "a, 46s
Net earnings. Sl2002j S2j6 OIL 1886 $40
July MAY al
Gross earnings. ssO7s Gas s7s07.1st s27I.467
Expenses ...... 5.1TO2l7 5009530 16o 6s7
Net earnings. 81 3Os 43l S2.797650 SLOTS
decrease
NATIONAL OF MEXICO
Month Of May
Gross earnings. s3.sai.5so IS 500 Ole .s2 o5s i3e
Expenses ...... 1882, 956 3,l4S527 '1l5571
Net earnings. S59s, ga s2.54l,4sS 's1 84o, s64
July MAY 81
Cross earnings. $50. 500 5G5 s5i 453eGG s1O4s 500
Expenses ....., 35,6ei.I61 23.25oTi4 2402 047
Net earnings. $50 $40 sos 500 1893 952 'sI $685. 149
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