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THE COTTON MARKET.

NEW YORK. June 30.--The Western
belt forecast for generally clear wealth
err helped to sustain the new crop posi-
lions, mi while early prices were not
fully maintained. the market ruled
generally steady late in the forenoon,
with business quiet and with prices
about net unchanged to five points
higher at midday. A canvass of the
local trade resulted in sixty-four
guesses as to the showing of the gov
ernment's condition report next Mon
day averaging SS.3 per cent.
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PIG IRON BUSINESS LIGHT.

NEW YORK. June s0.--Business / n
the pig iron market continues to be re-
ported as light, such lots as are com
ing to the surface in this territory
being of a few hundred mi each to
meet current requirements. Buyers,
however, are appearing to realize that
prices are at rock bottom and seem
more inclined to close for present
wants. although they are not quite so
sure IN regard to the future. Iron
kunder Vsptract is moving forward more
Arely in some cases prompt ship
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ESTABLISHED 1881 !
WARREN N. TRUSDELL & co.
Dealers in Stocks and Bonds
Bank, Gas and Insurance Stocks a Speciality.
II. '7grade Investment Securities.
1870 BROAD STREET
ESTABLISHED 1851
SEALED
ESSEX AND HUDSON coUNTIiss

NOTICE 10
ROAD BUILDERS CONTRACTORS.
Notice is hereby given that sealed proposals
for tho widening and Improvement Of the
Newark Plank road. west OF the passaic River
mentioned In the contract. plans and speci-
neations as the Second S~ection). will be re-
eeiyed In open meeting OF the Joint Committee
counties of Essex and Hudson. appointed for
tie purpose. to be held ut the Court House.
In the city OF Newark, on
WEDNESDAY, July 9. 1911.
AT 3 O'CLOCK p, NJ.
Printed conditions under which tho pro-
posals must be made plans ana specifications
for the work, notice 10 bidders, form of con-
tract. bond and propositions OF sureties to oe
executed, can be examined at the office OF the
Clerk of the Board of Chosen Freeholders of
the county OF Hudson, Court House, Jersey
City, and at the rooms of the Committee OF
Roads and Assessments, county OF Essex. at
the Court House in the city of Newark. at
which several places forms of proposals. and
propositions of suIeties can be obtained.
Further notice is hereby given that the work
above mentioned, with the contract and ohli-
cation TO be made therefor. are to be done
and made under and In pursuance Of acts OF
the Legislature of the state OF New Jersey.
panied by u certified check tor the sum OF
rfteen thousand dollars Hl5.eo0l. payable either
to the County Collector OF the county of Hud-
son or the County Collector Of the county of
Essex. on some bank or trust company. or tho
receipt OF either of SAID County Collectors tor
tho amount aforesaid, which cheek or receipt
the bid.
Two separate bonds for the faithful per-
formance OF the work and to indemnity tho
counties viii be required of the successful
Hudson County, s22.boo: bond 10 Fssax County.
S37, 500.
The boards reserve the right to reject any
and all bids.
CHAs. C. ScHMIrT. Director,
WALTER 0MARA, Clerk,
Tie Board OF Chosen Frieholders OF the
County OF Hudson.
WALLACE OuGHELTREE. Director.
UGU SOFFEL. Clerk,
The Board OF Chosen Freeholders of the
County of Essex.
Bidders desiring blue prints OF the draw
ings, etc, may obtain them from the Clerks
OF the Boards of Freeholders Of Essex and
Hudson counties on depositing S25 with tbs
County Collector Of either county to secure
their return in good condition..
Note-Bldders Will understand that this
boards may direct the extension Of the i'm
provement OF Blanchard street, Newark. q
distance of about 60 feet. and IL so directed
the contract OF the success bidder Will In
clude this extension.
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PROVISION MARKET.

NEW YORK, June 30.-Wheat: Hot.
dry weather Northwest, strength at
Minneapolis, covering of shorts and
speculative support induced by the adj
vance in corn. resulted in an advance
OF nearly a cent in wheat early. July
947s@95; September. 95A @s5ls.
Prok steady; beef steady; lard
steady; Middle West, s20@S.S0 nom
inal.
Raw sugar arm; Muscovado 80 test,
3.4S; centrifugal, 1876 test. sos; moIasses
50 test. s.s3; refined steads. Petroleum
steady. Spot coffee firm; Rio No. 7.
1915; No. Santos, 1885. Molasses
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TRUST co. WILL NOT APPEAL.

NEW YORK June 30.-The Guaran-
ty Trust Company will not appeal
from Federal Judge Noyes's recent de-
cision, o%verruling the company's de-
murrer in q suit brought by a Liver
pool cotton buyer TO recover from losses
from forged bills of lading. Instead,
the company will ask that the case be
brought to trial. A trial probably cam
not be had before fall.
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WALL STREET NOTES.

Subscribers t. the preferred stock of
the Baldwin Locomotive Works have
received notice from Drexel & Co. 1t
their allotment. which averages from
10 to IL per cent, according to the
amount of subscription. 1t is said that
payment will be made tomorrow.
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FIND LOOT UNDER PULPIT.

SIMPSONVILLE, KY, June 3O.-A
partial solution of the mystery sur
rounding the robbery Of the general
store of T. M. Lyons & Co, of his
place, on July 30. 1898, came to light
yesterday when a portion of the stolen
goods. consisting OF food and clothing.
together with burglar tools, were found
concealed in the pulpit of the simpson
Vile Colored Baptist Church, which IS
being remodeled and painted.
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REAL ESTATE.
TRANSFERS.

Jones. n 5 9Th av. i6 fl n fr 5th
st S.
William j. Stops to Louis II. Hahn,
Frank 4 Neiael TO samuel Katz w
5 Washington st. Is It n fir Baldwin
ST, 36x99
John stumpf TO Thomas s. Adubato,
n. 6th st. 100 IT n fir park av'
soxioo W" - - ON AZ
psnl Fl Rranes to Henry Ruehn,an
Q 3 n 7th ST. az n FIR Ard av 36x106
Isaac Reiman et al 10 David Rritt-
man. e ! S. 18Th st, Sc # FIR 18th av.
no wi yiH Rrittman 70 Isaac Reiman 81
al. : . cor Lebanon nv and s ISL
u st, ioSs0O; wis amn w os'e 10 tTngs' 8 w,ili.
IVA e. Id +, n
SS a. G,esn 81 s7xies. and otbnr trssct
Otto r serrel To- Kedi Kadlerik'
n q Verona av W r. Aouednct at
soxiNO a.
Kedi KadlecjR 70 Edison r Leonard
n 5 Verona ay, " fr Aoueduct ST
eax1oo o"" a. AfN''u' 81
cnbapt 4 Ioean r. Edison p Leon
mn" ND . vago ' Nv n, ~ 1orad1nt
a. atu iso1,So 'eio"" az II 1iqueuu''
OTTO Seg~ei r. same same nronerty
William Fl; Maple to Edith Sou,
Tar 8 J raries "F' 200 IL II Avon
av, o'Ni"
Ge9rg nod r. Dou1 W., 1ti (eAr1 70 19s Ft1 ID
Lincoln aV 25X100; and other tract. s,
George e Dodd r; x ,7d to Mary
i r; pouo' a " la NJ li'n 81 q" mr. XII
Goldberg Construction Co. to Michael
Baum, e $ Roseville av, $ FIR 9Th
av. sSxS0 Observation-Disclosures.
Same to same. S $ 9Th av, 50 It fr
Aa apsey pae az, 81 s'N 20 % Susan 7, D1ono.
hue, 6 W $ Emerson pl. 1875 It n W
fr Frelinghuys av. 25xl00. ........
Robert r. Stontenburgh to Industrial
Building Co. n W cor Academy and
Plane SITS. 101x109. .:.."....n....
e : Nevada 81. 247 II fr Court ST.
24x1o0 ~
William NJ. Frankel to Edward .
Miller. same property ................
Max Rosen ct al to Caroline Heyl.
e 3 S. 18th ST. 1926 IT n fr Avon
av. 25x95 Observation-Disclosures.
uel Shapiro. e $ %Fairmount av, 200
y $ fr l4th ay, 25xl00. .,"...-":"
William Harriean (shf) to Phoertx
Building ard Loan Assn, e
Broome st. p23 IT r. Waverly. 25xsS. /,
Robert M%oessner to George F; Smith.
S S Maues av. 264 II fr Elizabeth
av, 50x1oo ..."...".""""::,".";
Charles Steffmann 10 konrad
Schnarz, " = $. 18th st, SIG IT $ Fl
Avon av, 25xl00.
Frank McTague ct 81 to Salvatore
field St, 46Xi7o.,....".t"..........
Tillie L. Fox and hus 10 William
Okin. 5 s Central av, 100 IT fir High
=. 26xil0 ,..""-
h, W ! pf sIoo nlsFS 40 ' 60 # MAST y r. sum M.
William Hill to William O. Rosee.
S. Market st, 70 IT W fr Nutria
alley. 2sx12s ...s."""."
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AMERICAN SECURITIES FIRM.

LONDON. June 80. American secur-
tiles were quiet and steady during the
easly trading today. Prices ranged
from "a above to IS below yesterdays
New York closing.
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NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE.

Following are the quotations of the
days prices, as furnished through
Byrne & Mcdonnell, members of the
New York Stock Exchange
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JONES-on June 20, 1911, at III First
avenue. Harold, son Of Charles and
Margaret Jones, aged 3 years 4
months.
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FLANAGAN-on june %, 1911. Michael,

FLANAGAN-On June %, 1911. Michael,
husband of Mary Flanagan.
relatives and friends. also the
members of Bricklayers and
Masons' Union No. 8, are invited to
attend the funeral from his late resi-
dence, No. $50 Hunterdon street. on
Saturday. July 1, at $3.50 a. M. to .he
. Church of the Blessed Sacrament.
where q High Mass of Requiem will
be offered for the repose of his soul.
.Tnterment in the Cemetery of the
Holy Sepulchre.
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FISCHER-On Thursday. June 90, 1911,
Lille. beloved daughter Of Rosa
Fischer (nee Kulmas). aged 81 years
6 months % days, 70 Springfield ave
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George b. Hayes. president of the
United States Cast Iron and Pipe
Foundry Company. has been elected
chairman of the board, a position re-
Gently created. l.. r.. Lemoine, for
merly vice-president, has been elected
to succeed Mr.. Hayes.
Franklin /. Mallory will he admitted
to membership in the firm of Pening-
ton, Colket & Co., of Philadelphia and
New York, July /.
The New York Stock Exchange seat
of Robert Goodbody has been posted
for transfer TO Joseph H. Moore. The
price was $780, 900.
The United States Glass Company,
Pittsburg, has passed it's quarterly
dividend of 1 per cent The conpany's
president said the action was taken 20
permit the concern to accumulate 4
larger working capital.
The General Motors Company for tina
six months ended March 81 shows a
surplus. after deduction of interest IN
8 per cent. 1ve-year ainkins fund
notes, of $2,s7T, 740.
The Wabash railroad annual report
will show a large deficit after charges.
The operating ratio is up about 2 per
cent. due mostly to higher grain
rates. Wages have increased $780, 900.
To-day is the last day for holders OF
stock OF the Lehigh Goa and Naviga-
ton Company, allotted at the begin
ming of the year, to deposit their stock
in the voting trust. There has been
deposited about so per cent. of the new
stock and about Sc per cent of the
total Issue of $24. lac, $50.
Directors OF the American Car and
Foundry Company were reelected at
the annual meeting held t Jersey City
yesterday. The annual report showed
that the earnings increased $515, 226; net
increase was 1881. The surplus is
1874, 7S9.
May gross earnings Of the Twin City
Lines increased $50, 1893. The net earn
ings increased IS. 200. Five months net
shows increase Of $12. S15.
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ELY-THoMPsoN-on June 30. 1911,
Mary Ely-Thompson. beloved wife of
the late Charles ]. Ely (nee Meade).
at her late residence. IS Jackson
street,
Notice of funeral hereafter.
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HOWARD-On Wednesday. Jun %,
1911. Harriet H., wife of the late John
Howard, 3S Cottage street.
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enthusiastically. on June %. 1911.
Hannah Elizabeth Rue. wife of the
late Isaac W. Carter.
Notice of funeral hereafter.
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GRAFTON Thursday. June 20, 1911.
Helen, beloved daughter of the late
Joseph Graf and Theresa McGenuis
tnee Zimmer), in her 18th year, III
South Fourteenth street.
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KLINK-on Thursday, June %. 1911.
after a brief illness, E~ngelbert Klinlt.
husband of the late Justina Klink,
aged Ga years 3 mon his rs days. 800
Paramount avenue.
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS away at her
home on Thursday, June 90, 1911,
Amelia Macdonald. beloTed daughter
of the late William and Mary Mac
Donald NEE Dougherty). sos Ferry
street.
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CAMERON-On Thursday. June 20,
James, beloved son of Anna and the
late Hugh Cameron, aged Is years.
Funeral services will be held from
7 his late residence, I Somerset street,
on Sunday, July 2, at . p. m. Rela-
tives and friends, also employees of
Ferris Bros, are invited to attend.
Interment Evergreen Cemetery,
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LEwIS-At whippany, n. j., June 80,
1911, George Lewis.
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IN THE WORLD OF FINANCE
LOCAL SECURITIES.


The bid and asked prices appended
are furnished through Eiscie & ktng'
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CLARK-Suddenly, at Northfeld,
Mass, on June 2s. 1911, William Lane,
aged rs years, son of Almus P. and
Ella w! Clark, of Caldwell. N. J.
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RoKICKI-On June 90, 1911, Josephine,
beloved wife of Theodore Rokicki (nee
Stawski), at her home. 26S Norfolk
street.
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DUNH-At Pueblo. Col, on June "a,
1911. Edward Dunn, beloved husband
of Abbie Dunn (nee McCormackl and
son of Catherine and the late Ed
ward Dunn.
Relatives and friends are kindly
invited TO attend the funeral from
the residence of his mother. 26 Nc
Whorter street. on Saturday, July l..
at 9 a. M. to st. James's Church
where a High Mass of Requiem win
be offered for the repose of his soul.
Tnterment In the Cemetery of the
Holy Sepulchre.
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DEATHS.

BARKER-On June Is, 1911. Charles,
beloved son Of Anna and the late
Charles Barker.
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MARSHALL-At Montclair. n. j., on
Tuesday afternoon, June 81. 1911,
Eliza Bunce Marshall, widow of Seth
p. Marshall. IA Porter place. Mont
clair.
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PRICES OF BONDS.

The following quotations were fur
by Post & Flagg:
Open. High. Low. Close
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ESSEX AND HUDSON COUNTIES.
ATAqtYnUr ITO

ROAD BUILDERS mi CONTRACTORS.
Notice IL hereby given that sealed proposals
for the widening and improvement of ths
Newark Plank road, east Of he Hackenseck
River mentioned IN the contract. plans and
ceived IN open meeting cs the Joint
Of the Boards of Chosen Freeholders OF the
counties of Essex and Hudson, appointed for
the purpose. to be held at the Court House,
In thu city Of Newark, on
WIN NfIgGnA Y III Y 1911
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Franklin I. Mallory will he admitted
to membership in the firm of Pening-
ton. Colket & Co., of Philadelphia and
New York, July /.
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-IcGRATH-on June %, 1871. Cath
crime McGrath (nee Doyle). beloved
widow of John McGrath.
Relatives and friends are kindly in
vited to attend the funeral from the
residence of her daughter, Mrs. p.
J. Connolly. 234 Sherman n on
Saturday, July l, at s a. M, to st.
James's Church. where a Solemn
High Mass of Requiem will be offered
for the repose of her soul. Interment
in the Cemetery Of h Holy Sepul-
chre.
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MURPHY-At Belleville, n. j., IN 5une
20. 1911, Irene M, beloved daughter
of Charles ]. and the late Mary Dean
Murphy, SO Cortlandt street.
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ROBINSON-At Orange. n. j., Eunice
Peck Robinson. Born February 16.
1923: died June %, 1911.
Funeral services from her late resi-
dence, IT'S Main street. Orange, on
Saturday, July /. at 4 p. m. Inter
ment in Rosedale Cemetery
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zECKHAUSEN-At ST. Petersburg,
Russia, on June 26, 1911, Bella f.,
mother OF Gregor and Harry zeck-
hansen
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sTARK-Passed away at her late home,
near Convent Station. on Thursday.
June 20, 1911. Janet A. Stark. beloved
wife of William Stark.
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The New York Stock Exchange seat
of Robert Goodbody has been posted
for transfer to Joseph H. Moore. The
price was $50, 900.
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yAUGHN-Alice Malyenia. youngest
daughter OF George w. n Susan A.
Vaughn (nee Sallie). departed this life
on June 20. 1911.
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sTE1WE-At South Orange. n. j.. on
June q, 1911. Charles w, youngest
child of julius and Loretta steiwe.
aged 8 years.
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CEMETEP--s.
GLE. RIDGE CEMETE

ULItN NIOIL VITFEI LIN
FRANKLIN av. ana Joralenon St, oomtie
N. j.: tel. 1897. bloomfield. ploti, 4 graves
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STEPHENSON Wednesday, June %.
1911, Allen j., beloved husband of
Marguerite E.. Stephens (nee Lang.
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wALSH-On June 2s. 1911. Ellen
widow of William Walsh.
Relatives and friends are kindly in
vited to attend the funeral from her
late residence, No. rs Summit street
on Saturday. July 1, at 5 a. M. to the
Cathedral, where a High Mass O.
Requiem will be offered for the re-
pose of her soul. Tnterment in Holy
Cross Cemetery. Philadelphia, Pa.
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May sross earnings of the Twin City
Lines increased $50, 1893. The net earn
ings increased IS. 200. Five months net
shows increase of $12, S13.
The Cairo bulletin., 1911-11-19
for another general strike.

Many, of the meetings of the rail-
woy men held to discuss the Com
MISSIONS report took place the Sun
day after it was made public and
many of these recommended by reso.
luton that 1t be rejected either
wholly or in parts. The railway
men at Chester passed a resolution
repudiating the report in its entirety
On the ground that it did not grant
complete recognition to the unions.
The same meeting. also advocated Il
general railway strike to take phase
within twenty-four hours OF the de-
livery of an ulaimatum. At Leeds
the men recommended that the find
ings be rejected and that national
conference be held for the consider
alton of program for all railways.
At Glasgow dissatisfaction was
expressed with the report and a
general strike was advocated 1t is
cute evident that among organized
roadway employees the findings Of the
Commission are anything but salts.
factory, for the report does not give
them what they wanted and the op-
The Cairo bulletin., 1911-11-19
Steamboats, of the Past.
EDITOR of The Bulletin:

EulLOI VI L nc Duilttlus
The replica, New Orleans, is, not.
withstanding the early date Of the
craft 1t represents, staunch little
vessel and evidently not the pattern
of toy; but the great business Of
the Ohio and Mississippi rivers came
later. The one hundred year period
steps beyond the time of great ac-
tivity.
But within that period com
merce more wonderful than that OF
Tyre and Sldon, rose. fourishcd and
fell The wide and rich valley OF
the Mississippi was pouring Its
wealth out to the world through its
great market port. New Orleans
The steamboat was the means of car.
riage. The white pine Of the ALE.
ghany's and the oak OF the border
ing states lent aid; shipyards rose
on every hand, and feet OF ships
OF unrivalled magnificence appeared
The Cairo bulletin., 1911-11-19
position to it is already growingl
f,i,N,daLIa

position to it is already growing
formidable.
1t is freely admitted that the new
scheme for the settlement of dis
putes leaves much to be desired, bnt
It is a distinct advance on that IF
1907 and the public which had a
taste of what general strike means,
Is hoping that the railways and thcir
man will accept its terms until some
thing better can be arranged. l. Is
pointed out that it is only desrincd
to serve for period of two yoa.s,
at the end OF which time it will lie
s:nject to revision or utter rejection.
A particularly alarming feature Of
of the threats of the unionist leaders
is their expressed determination in
case of a strike to invoke the aid of
thu riinc rs.
In this connection J. II. Thomas q
Latcr member of the House of Com
mons said. IF the railwaymen of
this country and the miners combine,
as suggested, it will not only be a
strike, but revolution. At the pres.
ent time the feeling, temper and de.
sire OF the mass of railwaymen Is to
The Cairo bulletin., 1911-11-19
soms OH spouIlter,

The mammoth gusher OF the Pear
son oil interests In the Potrefo do
Llano field, state Of Vera Cruz. Mex.
was recently allowed 10 perform for 20
minutes for officials OF the Texas com
pany and the Gulf Mining Refining
company. according to the Mining and
Scientific Press. The gate valve was
'pened for the first time since the
veil was brought under control. and a
'olumn OF oil shot into the air TO
ielght OF 400 feet The flow was egti-
rated at 100000 barrels daily With
he possible exception OF the Dos Bo-
as gusher. which burned out, the
otrero is the greatest in the history
the oil industry.