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The Oakley herald. [volume] (Oakley, Idaho) 1908-1961, 1912-02-09
Stake Conference February
10 and IL.

The Quarterly Stake c onference
of Cassia Stake will be held III
the Tabernacle Saturday and
Sunday next. Visitors from Salt
Lake City are expected and doubt
less a large number will be in
attendancei eif the weather prevails
AS nice as at this writing.
The Oakley herald. [volume] (Oakley, Idaho) 1908-1961, 1912-02-09

AAOAOi dOlS DOdLu OI county (OH.
missioners ofCassia County. State
of Idaho, met this day with l.. M.
Condit, Thomas H. Clark and H.
II. Thornton. commissioners
and George A. Smith, Clerk, pres
ent when the following business
was taken up and disposed of as
follows:
Bond of Joseph S. Smith, as
Justice of the Peace in and tor
Marion precinct considered and
approved.
1t appearing to the Board that
Tax Sale Certificate No. 62 for
the year 1899 in the name OF 0.
C. TadlOck had been redeemed as
shown by the said certificate on
file in the County Auditors office,
but it appearing that the said
redemption had not been carried
out in the Certificate of Sale Rec
ord, 1t is therefore ordered that
the said redemption. be carried
out on said Record of Tax Sale
Certificates by the County Auditor
In the matter ofthe applice ton
of Albert Ploeger. his heirs. exec
utOrs, administrators and assigns
for the right to lay and construct
through the public roads and
highways in a certain part of
Cassia County. railroads.
Albert Ploeger, his heirs, exec
utors, administrators and assigns
having made application for the
right to lay and construct through
and upon the public roads and
highways OF certain part of
Cassia County, therein described,
and after having been duly consid-
cred by the Board;
1T is HEREBY ORDERED.
That there be and hereby is given
to Albert Ploeger, his heirs, exec
utors, administrators and assigns
the right to lay, construct and
maintain, through. upon, over.
along or across, any or all Of the
public roads or highways, as
the same exist or may hereafter
exist, now open or hereafter To be
opened, aud which are now or
may hereafter be under the super
vision OF the County Of Cassia, in
that certain part of Cassia County
bounded and described as follows,
to-wit: Beginning at a point in
the center of Snake River on the
Range line betweenRange twenty
four and twenty-five East. Boise
Meridian; thence South, along
such Range line to the township
line between Townships eleven
and twelve South; thence west,
along said township line TO range
line between Ranges Twenty one
E and twenty two East, Boise
I Meridian; thence North, along
] said Range line to the center line
t of Snake River; thence along the
: center line of Snake River, in an
q easterly direction, to the point
s of beginning; one track. swift
ches, frogs, switch lights and
posts. ard any and all things
: necessary for the operation o1
a complete railroad system, to.
gether with the necessary poles
wires, crOss-arms, conduits and
any and all other things necessary
for the conveyance and tran,
sportatlon of power to be used
in the operation ofsaid railroad
and telegraph or telephone line
in connection Herewith; and tC
: operate upon the said track
: propelled by steam, electricity
gasoline, horse power or ans
other power, engines. motors
" car or cars, and trains consist
ing OF an engine, motor. car OF
: cars, Provideds however, that
= the said railroad shall be laid or
L the side of the said roads OF
highways. and at distance 0
New-York tribune., 1912-08-17
THE CROP MARKETS
Weather Conditions Advance
Grain PriCeS-Coffee Higher.

Rains in the Northwest, which II was
feared would delay harvesting and per-
haps endanger part Of the Canadian crop.
caused buying Of wheat, and with scarce
ly any reactions during the day. prices
steadily climbed closing at practically
the top-Ag7sc above the finish OF Thurs
day. Lack OF freight room hindered ex-
port business An estimate by Broomhall
made the worlds shipments. exclusive OF
North American. for the week 100000
bushels, against 6,763.O00 last week. Ship
ments from India were almost double
those OF a week ago, but the Argentine
shipped 10000 bushels less September
corn led an advance which left the close
sale up from the previous night. with
buying OF new crop months based on un-
favorable reports from the belt and ex-
cessive rains in some OF the Central
States. Prospects OF wet weather alarmed
shorts In the oats market, and September
vas helped by good cash demand. The
close was at an advance OF l1c for the
day.
Coffee answered higher cables and buy
ing by European interests b. recovering
several points OF its recent losses. 1t Is
asserted that buyers for consumption
have allowed their stocks to run down. on
the theory that should August pass with
out crop scare primary shippers would
be more anxious 10 sell. Brazilian mar
kets. however. have held steady. spot hold
ers have shown no signs OF weakness,
trade interests have absorbed a large
amount of coffee on the scale down, and a
big price movement one way or the other
s. expected. with August weather In Bra
I'll the pivot OF operations. The local mar
keu closed at practically the best OF the
day. to II points up from Thursdays
close.
New-York tribune., 1912-08-17
THE COTTON MARKET
Weather and Trade Conditions
Encourage Bears-Prices Drop.

Bearlsh sentiment received encourage
nnent yesterday from heavy selling by
trade interests. an increasing new crop
movement. news that Texas was onerInS
cotton freely in Liverpool and Europe
and rains In a hitherto dry section OF
Texas Al the start a report making lne
condition OF the crop 1917. against iso TWO
weeks ago. showing deterioration o,
little over : per cent since the govern
ment's condition figures were made up
late In July, caused a rally OF 10 70 Il
points from an opening 10 u points
lower. bur heavy offerings broke the mar
ket oJ points from the best. reu3whI
OF support steadied prices and caused an
other upturn az this level, but spot houses
continued 10 sell. and tho market became
very weak. closing heavy, at 30 po.Ats
down from the hi,h OF the morning ana
80 10 81 points under tho close OF Thurs
days trading The break in Liverpool
was credited 10 Continental selling and
liquidation by reactionlsts, hut Nc" or
leans said that il was due 10 heavy Texas
offerings Southern spot markets were
20 sc lower. and tho local mar
ket recorded a drop 70 u.erc. for mIddhng
upland. Local contract prices
New-York tribune., 1912-08-17
FOREIGN MARKETS.

LiverpOol. Aug. 1G.-WHEAT-Spot steady.
No Manitoba So I'D, No 3. 7s II nd,
futures steady; October, 7s 5b4d; December.
Is 3tsd CORN-SpOt hrm, old American
mixed. Is "a new, Kiln dried. 7s I'd. futures
steady: September. 5s l3.d. December. As
lOs,d. FLOCR-Winter patents. 2Js Gd
HCrs-In Lonaon tPacihc Coast, f7Gts S..
BEEF-Extra India mess, l3Js. PORK
Prime mess Western. 9js HAMs-Short
cut. els Cd. BACON-Cumberand cut. Co.'S
short rib 60s clear bellies. 64S tong clear
uiddlcs. light. COS Sd heavy. CSs. short
clear backs, G2s. HOULDERS-5quare. sos
LARD-Prime Western. uerces. 53E 90 ;
American refined pals 55s ID CHEESE
Canadian finest white new, 03s. cOOred, 65t
TALLOW--Primo city. Us; Australian In
London, 3JE I'D. TURPENTTNE-Spirit
32s Sd. ROfiN--Common, JGs. PET RO-
LEUM-Rehned. 9Ad. LINsEED OIL. 3Is
COTTONSEED OIL-Hull refined, spot. 2Gs
IOhd.
London. Aug i6.-sUGAR-Raw. centrifu-
gal, lis I'd; rnuscovado 81 Cd. beet. August.
lis Sd. LINsEED-Caicutts. August-sep-
ternber G1s. LINSEED OIL. 38s Sd. SPERM
OIL, $50 Observation-Disclosures refined.
50: spirits. %. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES 32s
ROsIN--Ameriean strained, los 4i7d: nne.
lss Cd -
Antwerp. Aug 16.-PETROLEUM, %
francs so Centimes.
New-York tribune., 1912-08-17
Canadian paeife's Resources.

The London interest In Canadian Pacific
is shown by The London Statist" in Its
comment on the large surplus OF this road
after payment OF all dividend demands.
The following is quoted:
The company could see a shrink
age in It's traffic and gross earnings Of
something Ike Is per cent before tho
pFoat would cease 10 be sufficient TO pro-
VIDE the 10 per cent dividend. II will be
apparent that a shrinkage Of . per cent
IN traffic and In earnings is q very large
b sun. and that 10 have margin OF this
kind indicates the conservative manner
IN which the company's financial policy
Is controlled. There is an Idea that
f1Tther increase of dividend TO still
higher basis than 10 per cent may take
place, but those persons who expect an
Increase in distribution would do well TO
remember that II is wiser TO pay divi-
dend which the company can maintain in
good and bad years alike. than TO die
tribute a dividend which would have to
be seriously cut 10 time OF depression,
q Or which could not De maintained In
period Of increased competition"
New-York tribune., 1912-08-17
BOND DOTS.

OF the outstanding issue OF 1886. 900 OF
the Philadelphia Traction Company leased
to the Union Traction Company. 81, 900
collateral trust per cent bonds maturing
1917 have been called for payment at l05
by the company.
No award was made on August /, of the
Haverstraw, Rockland County. y. Y.
issue Of $1,000 l-l0-year coupon sewer
bonds offered on that day.
West Union, Doddridge County. W. Va.
VIII receive proposals until lg m. August
% for 10000 6 per cent building bonds
Interest payable semi-annually.
An election held at Albion. Orleans
County. n. Y, on August 1, II is said. re-
suited in favor q the proposition TO issue
$1,000 sewer bonds.
An election held at Kansas City, Kan.
on July 60 II IS stated resulted In favor
OF the proposition 10 issue tho $4,000
watcrwoTks bonds.
New-York tribune., 1912-08-17
HAWAIIAN BOND SALE
Average Price of 100.5SS1 and
Interest Shown by Six Bidders.

The closing OF the bids for the Sl,500,-
600 Hawaiian public improvement bonds
has left a question as TO how 'he bonds
are TO be flnally awarded. II was
runored Yesterday that one or more OF
the bidders for small lots might not Sc
cure their allotment OF these bonds. which
would be turned over to the larger bid
Gers In the event OF any such dispose
ton Of any smaller interests there VIII be
some pressure brought 10 bear on the
proper authorities, and the allotments VIII
probably be made according TO the orig
inal understanding. The prices bid In
some cases were governed by the posi-
bility that the bonds are not exempt from
taxation. In some states. 1t Is said they
Will not be tax exempt The average price
Of the six bids made Is l005SSl and In
terest, on the basis Of 1885, and the total
amount Of bids aggregate sS,5lO'oOo. d.
L. Conkling. treasurer Of Hawaii. received
the bids at the Offices Of the United States
Mortgage and Trust Company.
The following are the bidders Jesse C.
Mayer. OF Cincinnati, acting for syndi-
cate comprising Mayer. Depps x Walter !;
Rreen 4 Harrison, OF Cincinnati; Otis &
Co. OF Cleveland Joseph T. Elliot X sons
Of INDIANAPOLIS. Sl5O.OO0 at 1o0.75. 5000
oOo at l0Os2is. y7Oo.Oo0 at iOo5 and $3.50
0O0 AZ par; National City Bank. Law
renee Turnure & Co and Folsom & Adams
Jointly. s1.5OO.OO0 at 1000626. Fisk x
Robinson. $4,000 at 9s.53l and 100000
at s9I41: Bankers Trust Company New
York. as agent $4,000 at P2.75. $4,000
at 80. $4,000 at 1926 and S5o,Ooo at
$3.50: Bishop & Co., Honolulu, $4,000 at
101. and the First National OF Wailuku'
Hawaii, $4,000 at 10Olo.
New-York tribune., 1912-08-17

eoc; BEErs, bbl, 81 25asi 80; 100 bqndls:'
81 50Gs2. CARROTS. bbl. 81 25gsl 50 easSes, ses
PICKLES. Dbl. 5oc9$2; cUcuMBERs, box; 20
9eoc; basket, JoaI5c; CABBAGEs. Jog, 81 %
asa so; bbi, 50915c: ton. sl34slb; southern,
crate. soc; CAULIFLowERS. state. bbi' s2g
81; CORN, 100. SoeqSi ~ CELERY ,ssaet aGasn
10000; Virginia, Dbl or crate. IsspSl; LEI
TUcE. state, three-dozen crate 4oasoc; IsV- rsy
dozen crate, 10000; basket 20n4O nearo!'
bbl, 25G50c; LIMA BEANS, potato basket,
81 J0as2; bag, 81 25asl 20; bushel basket er
bag. 75casl 25: aat. 5ocgs1; MUSHROOMS -.
10 basket. sldSl 80; OKRA, peach basket. opc
asi; PEPPERS. nearby. bbl,. slqsi so; bas-
ket, 40Q65c; box; 30q5oc; Virginia, Dbl or
large. basket. slg$l so: bag. sI9si %; small
basket or bag. 5ocGs1; PARSLEY. basket Q.
crate 30d6Oc; ROMAfNE: basket, 3oGCoc'
RADIsHEs, loo punches, 81; SQUASH; mar
row, bbi. s1a$l 30; white OF erookneSk; 9oi'
5OcGsi; SPINACH. bbl. S2d$2 80; TURNIPs'
rutabaga, bbl. 15cqs1. white, slqsl 5oj TO
MATOES, Jersey. round. box. 35q50c; Gran,si
20a 4oc; Delaware and Maryland carrier W
New-York tribune., 1912-08-17

month. 1852 tons. London copper closed al
f7s lis 90 for spot and t7s ZOE for futures
TlN-Dull; spot, 5G46c: August. 4otOg
40. l5ai5 62 ac, and November, A. 75945. 81 nc
London, f2f 15s for spot and eos los toe
futures: LEAD-Dull; New York, spot, avg
los sPELTER-Duil; New York spot. 6.eo4
1c; East ST. Louis. e76G8. DOC; London. f28 l0s
lRoN--Cleveland warrants. els 4l1d In Lon,
fondry % NortherS Tsasg Sic s5SsS saa 10: No SIS Is
9$ls %; No l Southern, {l61Sl6 so.
tOGTONsEED OIL ne strength OF lard
inspired considerable buying and uncovered a
short interest. which appeared TO be quite
nervous all day until just before the close
when bull support was withdrawn and the
market had a severe setback. partly Influenced
by the late break In cotton. As a result clos
Ing prices were unchanged 20 points net
lower. Local contract prices:
New-York tribune., 1912-08-17
MOLAssEs AND sYRUPS-Dul

out important change
NAN L. STORES-Spirits turpentine Arm
with trend OF prices moderately upward
Roain was firm and unchanged, with tar
steady.
- S-Standard petroleum steady and un-
changed. Linseed oil steady
..iIE-unchanged and demand fairly lib
eral.
SCGAR-Rehnod closed firm. The Federal
raised the list basis TO 510c net less per
cent for cash. but took orders all day at the
old basis OF 4.9Jc. In London beet sugar
was steady and %G1hd higher; August. lis
ID; September, lis lisd; october 10 Decem-
Der. lis Ilzd. Raw nrm, with 4o5c bid for
96 test centrifugal. and 4.11c asked and
sugar. ~ test. 3.30c willett & Gray: Total
stock OF Europe and America, 1.3S0.32i tons.
against 1.2si.150 last year at the same un-
even dates. The increase OF stock is 90 l73
tons against an increase OF :. 22S tons last
week. Total stocks and anoats together
show visible supply OF l.83s.324 tons.
against 1853, $50 tons last year. or an IN
crease OF s5.1T4 tons"
New-York tribune., 1912-08-17
BOSTON WOOL MARKET.

Boston. Aug l6.-"The Commercial Bul-
letin will say OF the wool market tomorrow
"Notvithstarding the overriding Of the Pres-
dents veto OF the wool bill In the House early
this week. manufacturers have continued 70
sell goods and to buy wool: indeed. the sales
OF the current week have been large including
principally territory woods. az prices fuly on
o parity with last weeks sales. and In fleece
wools the price for three-eighths Ohio eomoins
has reached 81 cents.
perhaps the strongest feature OF the situa-
ton has been the purchases III less cohserya-
tive fashion made by some OF the leading
worsted manufacturers, who have hitherto
bought in rather more OF a hand-to-mouth
manner Besides this fact there has been
very considerable sample bag business done.
Arrivals OF foreign wool from the last Lon
don series are coming In plenutplly.
The shipments OF wool from Boston from
January 1 to August 10. Inclusive were ira
234 20S pounds. against 1872 o6s. 6i6 for the same
period last year. The receipts from January !
10 August Is. inclusive, were 255. 4Ss. i.
pounds against 3o4 e2s. .796 for the same period
last year"
New-York tribune., 1912-08-17
DEMURRAGE CHARGE RAISED
Al Freight Cars to Pay 45 Gents a
Day After This Year.

Chicago. Aug. ia fat per diem de-
nnrrage charge OF 45 cents on all freight
eAfs ts TO go into effect on January l.
HlS. on all railroads. This rate Is
ssanse from the old charge OF 30 cents
curing the dull season OF railway business
ana SS cents day during the rush season
me American Railway Association
snich has been obtaining ballots on the
proposition, has just made public the vote
vut OF s4i roads voting. 17s roads, own
,ns L1os.OOl freight cars. voted Tor the
uefease TO As cents day. The 162 roaos
which voted against the proposition own
@sss5 cars.
Nany roads have abused the demurrage
sssesm to the extent OF holding Soreign
%'s and paying charges. instead Of build
us equipment OF their own. II is believed
snVocstes Of the increase that the
'seuee viii now be greatly curtailed
New-York tribune., 1912-08-17
BOSTON COFFEE FIRM FAILS
Richheimer & Co. Attribute Troubles
TO New York Rivals.

South Water street coffee merchants
were filed against in the federal bank
ruptcy court to-day. after sustaining
losses OF more than sloo, 900 in three weeks.
Counsel announced that the frm had
failed because OF the operations OF a
band Of coffee men in New York, who.
with Brazilian interests, were trying TO
control the coffee output In the petition
liabilities were given as sS6Jooo and as
sets as $4,000
New-York tribune., 1912-08-17
EXPORTS.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

New York. August 10, 1912.
GRAIN-W HE ia forecast OF rains vas
respouF. bic for buYiLE and an advance ot
~, ,c for tho day. Besides restricting tho
already Hight. 10 was feared that wet weather
a. this time might seriously delay harves.-
ing 10 tho NoTth west and perhaps place part
OF the Canadian crop IN danger from early
f-os, OWING % scarcity OF freight room. eL
port busIIn nss was limited to about 10 loads,
bot cash demand continued a. feature IN
The Wsst. and prices were generally higher
on spot No red wheat, 81 OF. c Z track
and 81 OSir. o aIOat. 20 arrive, new No
I Northern Duluth. 81 04A, afoat
CORN-Tlare Was an advance Of q fflc.
with september leading again in response 10
bullsh cash situation and nerv business
among shorts. The buying OF new crops was
based N less favorable reports from the belt.
and cool nights in some of the Central states.
Cash corn IN New York nominal. OATS
Exhibited general strength. and closed &c
net higher. The prospect for spell Of wet
weather In tho West alarmed shorts while
the good cash demand was a factor IN the
Strength o, september Cash quotations
New standard white. 4ohc: No .. 4Oisc
nominal. No 3. 4Of f0isc. No 4. S9i4 q zoe.
new natural white. 39nflo; new white
clipped. s3 r isc. RYE-Stt ady: No West.
Tic. I Buffalo. BNRLEY-Quiet: malt
ing, nov. Go870c. C Buffalo Wheat. tn
Guiding Hour. exports for the week. accord
bushels. against 274O. l26 last week and g.
6u1.335 last year. since July l. 1909 OS9
bushels. against 1928 7o7 last season: corn.
cvD'r'S for the week. t2l .62T bushels, against
g. a0j last week and 2gS.531 last year. since
July ], Gi5lIl. against 40l6.120 last season.
New-York tribune., 1912-08-17
RAILROAD RECEIVER RESIGNS.

Detroit. Aug. 1.-THE resignation Of
Newman Erb, Of New York, as one of the
receivers for the Pere Marquette Rail
road was filed to-day with Judge \. j..
Tuttle. The reasons for the resignation
were not made known
New-York tribune., 1912-08-17

PNONISNoNS-Firm and higher all day,
although there was moderate setback at one
time In pork, due 10 realizing. PORK-Firm; ;
10 5oG2ic. BEEF-Mess. l6a I650c; family
ls.30G l0c' packet. 1890 isc: extra Indis mess.
205od30c BEEF HAMS-Steady. 2sqSic.
pigs l2sc, CUT MEATs-PickIed bellies, IL
gfsc. Picked hams, t3hQl4c TALLOW-
Special. Tc; city. csc: country. 8ae%c. LARD
10A. 6l0isc; refined, South America, IL O6c :
Continent II .4oc: Brazil kegs, Is.O6c. Com
pound steady. s%4SAc. STEARINE-oleo.
l3c city lard, 12lsc nominal
- ! - p|ER-sta dull. snot
August. September and October. l74i7.5oo:
lake ard electrolytic. iTSdI7Ac: casting. lao
l7bc; arrivals, Ii72 tons; exports far this
New-York tribune., 1912-08-17
BUSINESS TROUBLES.

The following petitions IN bankruptcy were
filed yesterday In the United states Court;
ABRAHAM GORDON, No. 10 West 2Sth
street: involuntary. liabilities said 10 O9 wv
UUJ. assets less tnan S+o,UUp
sEB MESoCHEh. 10 9i5 EAST 1880 street;
trNn
New-York tribune., 1912-08-17
PUBLIC UTILITY NOTES.

The statement Of earnings for June.
1872. and comparison with June. 1911. OF
the san Francisco & Oakland Terminal
Railways, together with comparative
yearly tigures. are reported as follows.
New-York tribune., 1912-08-17
CHICAGO GRAIN AND PROVISIONS.

Chicago. Aug i6.-rnsettled Weather and
continuance OF cash demand helped 70 run all
grain values up to-day; at times shorts seek
ing to cover Induced rapid ADVANCES. The
sc to 7sc up. Corn finished from &c &c lo
higher, and oats showed SC 10 ssc gain, while
provisions were from DC 70 i2bsc higher. Range
OF prices:
New-York tribune., 1912-08-17
Denver & Rio Grande.

The Denver q Rio Grande Railroad Is
making active preparations for the forty
sixth national encampment OF the Grand
Army Of the Republic at Los Angeles,
septenber to Il. this year. Plympton,
Gardner & Co have issued a circular CIV
ing a general digest Of the underlying
security protecting the mortgage bonds
of the Denver & Rio Grande and showing
The safety of interest as evidenced by the
conDany's earnings during the last ten
years.
New-York tribune., 1912-08-17
Manila Railroad Traffic.

The Manila. railway Company Ltd.
IN its July .. 1912, report, indicates that
vbe Ffipinos are fond OF travel. The num-
her Of passengers carried on the northern
lines in 1911 was Is, la first class, l27.234
,scond class and 2.SzO, ,So5 third class. The
southern line carried 1853 first class. 3s064
second class and i.756.ls7 third class. The
passenger receipts were more than double
the freight revenues. while on American
railways the reverse is true. At the same
tine the freight traffic is reported to be
increasing far in excess Of the company's
expsctations.
New-York tribune., 1912-08-17
SEED PRICES.

Toledo. Aug. lG---cLOyERS EED--cash.
prime busheI. $40 25; October. $40 rs; Deem
Der, $40 IS; March. $40 221s: ALsIKE--cash.
TIMoTHY-Cash. prime. 81 TTis: August.
50 M; September, So 4o October, 81 3Tis; /;
December, 81 3ia.
New-York tribune., 1912-08-17
Ne, surrIus. - - So. .?ss sI4s.o73

A dispatch from Montreal 10 The To-
ronto Globe" saws that the presence IN
that city OF y W Harris. OF Boston. and
his conference with the Montreal Tam
way directors lead 20 a revival o. the
rumor that there Is something doing IN"
power circles
y. " Harris & Co. ot Boston, recent
Is purchased 80 C0o'0 OF Tramwav bonds,
and II Is said Mr. Harris IS there for tho
purpose Of securing a merger OF all power
and street railway properties IN the city.
II is reported that committee. COM
posed Of John r. Dennis OF Blair & CO..
Samuel l. Fuller. q Kissell. Klnuicutt &
Co: James J Storrow. Of Ire. Higginson
& Co.. and Paul " Warourg. OF Kuhn,
Loeb & Co. has been formed 10 protect
the Interests Of the holders ~ per cent
notes of tho Kansas city Railway and
Light Company. The committee an
nounces that. in view of tho maturity OF
the notes on September /, 1872. u Is OF
great Importance that the noteholdera
should be IN a position ror prompt con-
certed action.
Deposits may Dc made or tho hcie>,
With the September I. 1912, coupons at
tached. with the New York Trust COM
pany. depos,tary. on or before September
IS next. under the terms OF an agreement
now on file with the trust company. The
committee states that II will collect the
interest and will pay II when received 20
the respective holders o. the certificates
OF deposit Deposits may also be made
with tho Old Colony Trust Company. OF
Boston. the agent Of the depos.tary
Copies OF the agreement may be obtained
at either OF the trust companies.
Bytne * Cutcncon. Of New York, and
Ropes. Gray q Gorham, OF Boston, are
counsel for the committee. c. NJ Travis.
Of No. q Broad street, New York. Il the
secretary.