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Tensas gazette. [volume] (St. Joseph, La.) 1886-current, 1912-05-17
SUFFERED
everything
For Fourteen Years. Restored
To Health by Lydia E Eink
hams Vegetable
Compound.

Elgin, m-"Aftsr fourteen yssnd
suffering everything from female On.
Tensas gazette. [volume] (St. Joseph, La.) 1886-current, 1912-05-17
UR character IL our win. fo'
what we will we are.

That man is idle who does less than he
/ can.
Tensas gazette. [volume] (St. Joseph, La.) 1886-current, 1912-05-17

About once a month the average girl
of Is meets the only man she could
ever love.
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1912-11-15

We've chosen you for captain
To sail the ship Estate;
The crew is yours to manage
From oiler up to mate;
We know the ship IS sturdy, ~
We know hers1inesJ are. true;
So, Mr.. Woodrow Wilson,
The rest is uptto you'll
Your chance is all before you
To prove what you are worth,
To show how well you handle,
The biggest job on eartI1l
The course is all uncharted,
The beacon lights. are few,
The quarterback awaits you,
The rest is up to you'll
False lights will fare to tempt
you,
False voices seek to sway,
And storms will shrek and batter
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1912-11-15

disposed d, secretly, as the gov
eminent always, does with spies
and traitors bodies although the
widowed mother begged piteous-
iIy that she might bury It by the
side of the young. woman's father.
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1912-11-15
BRALEY

And fogs hang thick and gray
Your task is to guide her,
/. To sail her safely through;
We've chosen you for captain,
The rest is up to you
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1912-11-15
The interpreter.

The Interpreter.
F.never. saw yonf arching skies
Until l saw them in your eyes.
I never knew the word "rejoice"
Until l heard your magic voice.
I never found where there, was
bliss
Until ] knew it at your kiss.
All things that are, to be, and
were,
You give me, sweet interpreter.
-Idah McGlone Gibson
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-05-31
LIVESTOCK MARKETS.

Hev York. MAY 80. 1912
BERyEs-Recepts. 1.64S head, mainly con
feelins urcha->el. Dressed beef slow but
etsady az ~. 90 per 10 for native sides
cIfVEs -f,--.io.e. 5Ga head 4os on sale
Market quiet a. yesterdays closing figures
vesls sold o, 81 500 $40 - per 100 ii; cuils. So
@$7. City dressed Vesls steady - l2i2 n 1871 e
per ID; country dressed. lqt4c
saies-Georre e. l. s Dillenhsck $50 veals,
h25 ID average. 81 30 per 100 H..
Newton & Co. yeais 15o n. $40; l. 40
h; Sc l. - veal. 40 n go
SHEEP AND LAuBs- Receipts 5Isi head.
aoh cars on sale sg2rins lambs s,eady sheep
About z cars Of sheep unsold. southern spring
lambs sold a, SO p per 100 II fair sheep
Ohio lambs s7ds7 % Dressed mutton sl,w
at 1oGl2i3c per ID. dressed lambs. lsn PC !.
country dressed hothous@ lambs almost nomi-
ssl.s.NSwton Z c.? ~ yiT Tsd sprie ss
80. $40 %. 9eo. CO n slo25 237 Ohio sheer.
ee ID. 81 p ZOE. G, N. - 80 100 III. 81 -. 70.
Kerns commission COMPANY 433 Virginia
10. so q. : Virginia earrings. so ID. s.. ~
,.nb. 60 III H. sIo q. - Virginia. es ID SO IS
. Marylsna , ,s 'i H. H7'. 80 Virginia
HOGS R}ceipt, 1903 head. non. on sale
Teeling noninlilv week
Chicago. MAJ 60 -CATTLE- Receipts. , ooo.
teeves STEADY COW Heak cslyes weak 80 rs
Western. &c 25aS7 10. stockers and feeders.
g 25gss Is COWS and hsfers 5, 81 81 nsogss cslyes
lower, light Sc e0as7 ~. mixed. 81 ojdS7 50.
hesvy. sTO5as7 30 rough a. o5Qs7 25. pigs. 81
ass 90 bulk Of sales s. 30dS7 a. SHEEP
Receipts 600 STEADY 70 SHADE lower. native.
x365ds6 40. Western. s4d;6 81 vesrngs. $50
81 90. lambs native. sass 20 western :" 7'a
Ksnsss civ. MAY 90 -CATTLE-R Receipts.
d1ess.6 beef and export steers. ssasa Is fair to
good S. 5Oass Western SO 259Ss 50. stockers
ana feeders 81 5$ g. e soG,hsrn 2S@ss
beifers. g. ,oas SO. bulls 81 7jasT. calves
s5qSs 81 HOGS-Receipts 1000. 50 lower;
bulk Of 'alos. - 2oaS7 20 hesoE s. $'asI 80
81 pics s5aSG u sHEEP Receipts, 2,eOo:
steady 20 ljc lower, lambs 20 ypas9 20 year
linss, s5QS7 50. wethers. 81 50.S9 q: ewes. Sac
t5s5; s,oekera and feeders. s@as'' Texas goats.
East Buffalo. Msy 3o-cATTLB- Receipts
100 'o% 1 S1,s 'eaa o.6 49,
81 Sds7 %. Workers ~ Joas7 SIS: pigs 81 asa
81 sod&7 x SHEEP AND LAMBs-Eeceipts
1880. slow and stosdy. no change
fsy Telegraph 10 The Tribune
81. Louis. May 30 CATTLE Receipts 1000.
50 %; heifers. s. I5Qss6o; cows. 81 35as7 20;
6outhern steers. 81 25ds7 81. HOGS Receipts
10 800. som4what slow az barely steady prices
bulk Of sales. 81 IjQs7 40 packers s1q$7 80.
fSst lights SO 00as7 Is; fair DO. ssGis6 rs best
pigs. $3.50 30. eommon e. fair pigs soQso %
aetive ard STEADY; spring lambs. go 6oqte TO-
s soanou. Is Sossz@'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-05-31
LIMITED copARrNEasu,p
4 TaV Nm AIiCHfNCr. as -crprI.,s--

M1TRY AND AUCHTNCLoss -CEPTTPIc,,.
Of formation Of limited partnership
The undersigned. being DESTROYS Of ,o,mI,, =,
limited partnership under end purslsn, -
laws ~ the stat. ~ Nep YORK. Do hs,ssv ss
n. following certificate
rir.t-Th4 name or Arm under viii, ,,..
tuchincloss. and thA county wherein ~. - "a
cipal place OF business is 70 be located ~ -.
second-The general natgr. Of n. b,.,,..
n ended 70 be ira 1ssct.d Ia m. business az ~.
k.rs and dealers in stocks. bonds ana Other g.
curties
Ihird-The names Of all the general ana ,,.
cisl partners Interested therein ear ~ ~ ~
residence are as follows. Y-r-qT
Henry 7. Msury. gensral partner. A. IVES, a.
Street. Borough Of Manhattan. New Ycrg Cit.
6 Russell Auchncloss general PARTNER n
west S3d street Borough OF Manhausn' ~.
York City;
Charles W Maury. special partner yor.,.
Fourth--The amount Of capital which the .r..
ctal partner has contributed 70 the common s,ocf|
is nifty thousand dollars $1,000
Fifth-The time at which the partnership Is q
ter'n Is the first day Of May. 1912 ard the I'D
at which It is to end is the rst day Of MAJ isl;I
Dated the 2ith Gay of April, 1872
HENRY T. MAURY
q. RUSSELL ACCHIScLoss
CHARLES ". MACRT.
WI y BFUDER
a. TO H 7. y: and c. R. A.
P z CANTRELL
Witness as to sig
state ~ New York COUNTY ~ Nsr York CO.
ON this Goth day Of April, 1912. before n
personally appeared Henry I Msl,y ant
Russell Avchincoss 10 me personally krosn a.:
known TO me 10 be two ~ the individuals 10
scribed In and who executed the foregoing L.
srument and severaly acknowledge 70 ne tta
''e' WV. H BRUpEh
Nc. 1855. Notary Public. New York County.
State Of Connecticut. County OF Fairfield, S.
on this cath day OF April. 1912, before N. per-
sonally appeared Charles W. Maury. TO ne pe-
sonally known and knoVn 70 me TO be one Of nsI
Individuals described In and Who executed tss|
foregoing instrument. and acknowledge to nj
" Iseail '- ". " TRAVIS.
Notary Public
star. Of Connecticut. County OF Fairfield. ccus,y|
Clerks OfHce:
r william T. HaviIand. clerk Of said count
and Of the Superior Court in and Tor SAID COURT
the same being a court OF record, having q nI
seal, hereby certify that VIM y, Irah
proof. acknowledgment or AFFIDAVIT Of n. a.
nexed instrument and thereon written, vas
the time Of taking such proc, acAnoNlsagms
or affidavit q notary public within ana ,or az
county. residing in said county, duly appoIn's.
commissioned and sworn, and authoriZei BY Fl
laws OF said state 10 administer oatns ana ts'I
the ACCOMPLISHMENTS ana proofs OF ceecs
conveyanCes for lands. tenements ana nee-'u
ments in said state, and other instruments
Re recorded therein. ana 20 certify the sans
that flll faith ard credit are and ought 10 Fl
given IN his Official acts; and ti9,heI e.s.
that am we'll acquainted With his hanasn'.s|
and verify believe that the signature 70 tne "
tachS certificate is his genuine slsns,s -,
In testimony whereof. | have herelhto =. y
hand and affixed the sea- ot $50 Co..
fs.sll AZ Bridgeport. in said cunt, a.
state, on the o5th ia, ~ April lsl.
Nm. T. HANlLAny.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-05-31
STOCK MARKET REVIEW

Owing to the holiday Yesterday tins
Stock EXCHANGE. banks and other insu-
tu.ions in the financial district were
closed and business for the day was siS-
pended For the convenience Of ltadei g
and those particularly who arc inter
csted in stock quotations. the closing
urices of Wednesday are repeated in to-
DAYS Tribune.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-05-31
NEW ORLEANS COTTON MARKET.

Nev Orleans Ma go Cotton futures opened
quiet and steady. unchanged "a . points up
compared With yesterday close Conditions duh
but steady throughout the morning Up TO noon
the most active months we're up 6ds points
yesterdays close The afternoon session
featureless and the close was steady net
advance Of S06 points. Range q pricoa.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-05-31
BRIEF NOTES OF FINANCE
Paragraphs of Current Interest
for the Investor.

Yesterday was a day Of rest for the s,ocA
market, and it did not concern "due's
whether Judge Moore Dan Reid OF any
other factor IN market movements was III
the city. Such subjects could be discussed
and pastimes INDUCED in as golf auto'no-
bling. fishing and. incidentally eating an"
- but this is far enough for ono days va
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-05-31
NOTICE TO CREDITORS

IN PT ISSUANCE OF AN ORDER . M q -
N. Hon NJ Warey Platzek ," ,rrl pit
suprem. court. on the 9th day 2, Sans and r..
notice IL hereby given 70 al ,rean,,owltf &Cc.
son domestic corporation formerly o. NJ
Proadwsy in the Borough OF Msmn'" WITH -
York city. to present their claims ~ the sass;
vouchers therefor daily yerins'' vsntro.tt :
s[ 80 for ,hs BENEFIT OF creditors, az me ~
said assignee. No. 1853 East srcs S nv. "a q
Borough OF Manhattan. New rs'h
before the 2Ith day OF july. ~, ,s
pa'.' ''" HERMAN PALEf sSifssA
LOUIS wERrHEniER, Attornsy. riSsttsA ~
SOC Broadway. Borough Of Man''
York City, - 49, --------------.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-05-31
SUMMONS.

SUPREME COURT. AEN> YORK .g 1,ya 4
Joseph Walker. Plaintiff. against pees I,
Coles DefendauJ-Summ ons -irlal 'eS"'@
To t ,ba sbo"e named Defendant. Toa a.
hereby summoned 10 answer the complain ~
this action. and 70 serve copy ot yom ,.,,
sper on the Plaintiffs Attorre'' With .ns .,
DAYS after the service OF this summons,
ciusive Of the day OF service. and n s ss.
YOUR failure 20 appear or answer. o.. ~
viii he taken against YOU by c.idu'' ~
relief demanded m The compliant
Dated. May 27th. 1912 ,,,o,rr
once end Posto.iice Address, - mi,i.55
street. Borough OF Manhat'an' NEW '''
To David II coles. ESQ RI. ;sI.ss,..'
summons is served upon you b. pTp' . ,.-s
pursuant - an order Of the Hono. s.,r. Gov
\ Blanchard Justice ~ the ~! Ma m.
1912. and nled With the complaint 10 s vs. =, b,
~ the clerk Of the COUNTY OF New lofK '"
Court House New York County,
Dated New York Ma" 2'ih. l'i-
Yours &C, -. p,,,
JACOB H,LsrEAD. Attorne, toI va "a vi
TN. once and Postoff,ce Address 90 W
lam street. New York Gl,y------..,.occv
NEW YORK SUPREME COURT. ~" , syrr
County.--Louis Werner FleintIH,
g q. Borsalino ~ Lszzarc Z c, pMenSe san,,
summons Trial desired IN New to's ycn a..
To the above named Defendant. L, es II
hereby summoned - answer nc ov =, ,cur az
,nis 'o,,o1' '"p P,,t,,,T.. ATTORNEY within =
days after the service Of this sun'f,y a. yca'
sive ~ the dsv Of service. and N -. atl n
failure 20 appear or answer 'udsnhenss. rlk
taken against YOU p" dNiau' 'V'
demanded I'm The complaint.
Dated. April SO 1912 ar. 81
PAUL GROSS. Plaintirs Atone Az U Be-
oTgh ~ Wsnhsttsn OF the CITY OF 81
To 6. f Borsalino III Lazsaro ( 6, ,n rar
f-ndan' above nam>d The totesoi'r,ss rsulrt e
An order Of Honorable James sac
Iustic. of the Supreme Court 81 w.. :, ye
New York IN and for the CogmN ,aia al
fled With The summons and COMP ~, rssnty
in the once ~ the Clerk ~ me ~ Yost
New York. Borough Of Manhl,nnssGp
CIV on the 10Th day 81 Nay FIaa,
PAUL GROSS. Attorney for Pieins sa,y Ser
and PostorncA Address 500 Broa1sS
ough of Manhattan. Neo YORK s,s; ~ =
SUPREME COURT. NEW YORK ss.ist
Jacobo Amar Defendant. TO ne so oo.i 70 az
Defendant. You are hereby summon .rd 70
sNer the complaint IN this Az az. p,slssiH
serve a copy Of your ansNe ~ GU ,hs stres,e
Attorney within t"ent" daNs ~. 1.v q. ~
~ this summons exclusive ~ we ,rr.sr.
vice and IN case 81 YOUR failure - -, rcaG
snscer. Judgment viii be taken az n. eco
default, for thu reliet dHn'shde'
plant
Dated Nav Goth. 1912 ur.FA
Plaintiff. A,tornev. once anu ~ Mss-
Address $50 BroaduaN bctVus"
haitian. New York Clt'
Io Jaoobo Amar' ..s upcn ~
The foregoing summons ~ .rdsr II *
~ publication pursuant - an ,o,.,ics Of -
Hon James A Blanchiri, : -, New frLs
sunrenn court ~ tho state ot "a ~
ds,ss IN. PAN dsy OF MAY TEL; ne dai
With tn. complaint IN the once lso,h dsy
Of m. County Of New YORK. on !" MARA.
p,,lntinrs Attorney. once ana ~ MS
Address $50 Brosdway boro's"
haitian New York civ.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-05-31
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE oRTo LET
LONG ISLAND.

At SPRiNGFIEID.-SIN ROOM STCCCO
house. hath. steam heat. hardwood trim
Dutch dining room. built by lady for own use .
circumstances prevent occupying It. worth
81 500; II sold quick. $4,000. best offer
REEVES & 60. opposite steam depot. Spring
ned, Long Island
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-05-31

Crescent CIty increase
The New Orleans Sub-Treasury viii ham
die over S2n"n"oo moro than It dis
bursed in 1911 according to Assistant Treas
urer John A. Worau ~ IN" Crescent Cit5
Sub-TreaSury who SAYS.
The government recognizes IN New or
loans the financial centre Of the South.
and IS taking advantage Of its great bank
ing institutions Disbursements of public
MONEYS through the local Sub-Treasury VIII
show a 20 per cent increase this year.
For a number Of years the various dis
nursing agencies Of the government nave
conducted their business without due re-
gard 10 the business and financial interests
Of the various localities In which public
moneys were being expended. But Treas
ury Department officials here and IN Wash
ington lately have manifested a lively IN
terest I'm this subject with a result that
New Orleans has gained greater recognl-
ton Twenty million dollars formerly dis
bursed through other channels Will this
YEAR 20 through the local Sub-Treasury.
CALIFORNIA; Growth.
compilstions made by the Chamber ~
Commerce Of San Francisco show that the
value Of agricultural and horticultural
PRODUCTS since 1907 increased nv nearly l"e
per cent The value for the year l'll was
,a22 273. 900 compared with 1912 ""o" I'm leo1
No other branch Of industry has increased
correspondingly since the earthquake pc
riod EXCEPT mining This does not include
the value ~ lands but simply the annual
rroductjon Mineral products mainly oil
ord nrocious metals increased from "a
~, nm 10 sa3.5o36o0 The total increase
from lands forests. manufactures and
mines IN the four intervening years Is
from, 1874 "0T0 10 g GA 4s5 oHo.
Tobacco Statistics.
From report published by an Anns,er-
dan, broker and sent to this country b. the
American Consul comparing the first nve
tobacco auctions ~ 1911 and 1912. crops 1910
and 1911. n appears that the prices Of the
Dutch East India tobacco we're much
higher for the Sumatra product this year
than IN 1911. and for the Borneo product
they were lower. This Is owing to the bet
ter quality Of the Sumstra tobacco. to
eether with 2 greater demand while the
Rorneo tobacco was Of inferior quality, had
color and bad assortment
Al the FIVE auctions for 1912 held up 70
Nav 3 IN this city. 70 423 bales Of Sumatrs
tobacco were sold AT an average price Of
% cents a pound. against 70 40 packages at
an average Of 70 cents I'm 1911. OF the Dor
neo product. 1859 packages were sold at
an average Of o. cents a pound, against
3407 packages at an average Of s. cents
in 1911
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-05-31
FOREIGN FINANCIAL FIELD
London Market Fairly Firm
Prices Lower in Paris and Berlin.
fRr Cahl. 70 The Tribune ]


ondon. Nav 3o-Indications to-day were
that the settlement. now proceeding, would
terminate. after all, with no untoward IN
cidents and az result the stock market
maintained a firm tone upon a volume OF
trading we'll below the average. Canadleh
Pacific. which closed yesterday at 2'5@
went three points higher, creating new
high record Pennsylvania. Rock lslano
and United States steel were firm. but the
remainder II the American list showed
slight declines
The Bank NJ England's discount rate re-
NAMED unchanged. at per cent Lomoaro
Street rates were slightly easier.
Gold premium AT Madrid to-day was 49,
against 0 - Yesterday; at Lisbon. HOO IN
changed
Bar silver in London to-day is 1-,6d high
or. az csisd IN ounce. Mexican dollars are
'Sas2c
Paris. MAJ ;n-The Roursa to-daT vas
irregular. the tendency I'm the more active
issues being toward lower prices
Three per cent rentes advanced IN The
early part ~ the session. but lost heavily
later. closing ~ centimes below yesterday
~ o. francs - centimes for the account.
Exchange on London. q francs y cen
times for checks
Private discount rate. - per cent
PArrin Nav s0-Dulness ~ the Boerss
brought about some offerinss. and prices
~ tho close showed small declines.
Exchange on London. % marks i5iS nf@n-
nigs fcr checks
Norsv. ; per cent
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-05-31
INSTRUCTION..
For Both Sexes-City.
SCHOOL AGENCIES.

American & Foreign Teachers Agency.-Su
mites Professors, Teachers. Tutors Governesses
etc 20 Colleges. Schools and Families. Apply
to Mrs ". J. YOUNG Fulton. % Union Square
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-05-31
Beet SUGAR Earnings.

The American Beet Sugar earnings lot
the current wear are said 70 he AT rate
exceeding 195 per cent on the $4,000" cont
mon stock The California outlook Is
much improved from the drouth ~ inc
early winter and tho outlook is for pro
duction this season Of about l.In'''" nass
Of sugar. or per cent In excess OF the I'l'
outturn
With no bonded or floating debt ana M
larsA development plans in mind American
Rect Sugar has apparently little special nSN
for its surplus profits unless the COMPANY
return them n common shareholders f"'
this reason there IS belief that possibly me
directors will take some action IN tho dirNc-
ton either ~ an increase above the pres
ont rer cent dividend. or possibly IN OK
ira Of SOM sort
There IS a prevalent impression tna'
large New York syndicate. closely identhfd
with a prominent bankins hous". is me
owner Of many thousand shares ~ the
common. which e Is trying 70 liqridat" This
rool ie understood 20 he carving h'E line
" the common. but It Is stock which 'oS'
under -. and which Ct bought for the
long haul
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-05-31

VICTOR VISIBLE. 10 Nassau 81. Catalogus
free: all makes taken part payment; bargains
In Underwood. ReminStons. olvera smitha
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-05-31
7YPEwRITiNo AND TYPEWRir. RS

MUFLETUCH reduces noise vibratory. Saves
wear OF machine. $l1b per set Let US chow
YOU Lamb Typewriter Co, Ill Nassau tt, N. Y.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-05-31
PUBLIC UTILITY NOTES..

In Indiana the Angola Light and Power
Company has taken over the properties
which have been operated by the Angola
Railway and Power Company. The latter
company which has been I'm the hands Of
receivers for some time. operated the cleo
tfc light. power and water utilities Of An
COLA and also traction line between An
COLA and Lake James and Crooked Lake.
II had = capital stock OF 500 mn and bonds
OF .s475O The new company viii make
many improvements IN the properties and
extend the traction line.
Northern Ohio Traction and Light con
tinues to pile up good gains In gross, net
and surplus the showing for the four
months ended April 20 being especially good
For APRIL gross earnings increased Nl,7s9.
net 81. 1853. and surplus. ssh For the four
months the gross earnings increased soS, 3S,
the net ;39 232 and the surplus S0,3sa
The company is now paving per cent
on It's common stock There have been re-
ports that this might be increased late in
the wear 10 s per cent. but II IL now stated
that no advance will be made In the divi-
dend rate The company will make over
G.iWlfV Improvements linS year W llS
properties. the principal betterment being
a new central power station. which VIII en-
able II 70 abandon several old stations
which are costly TO operate
OF the expenditure for these betterments
81 $40 On Is being provided by the sale of
that amount Of s per cent preferred stock
~ par The remaining $4,000 must, by an
order Of the Public Service Commission Of
Ohio, he taken from earnings. Interests
identified With the company say that pro-
portionate amount OF this will be charged
out each month The taking OF this large
amount out Of earnings will dispose OF any
dividend increase for some time. but earn
ings are now at such point that there will
be no difficulty in maintaining the regular
4 per cent rate and providing for the new
construction.
An appraisal. recently. finished by stone
e. Webster. OF the properties Of the West
ern Ohio Railway Company. which operates
III miles Of electric railway in Northwest
ern Ohio. gives the property a replacement
value, exclusive OF franchises. of A7i7ooo.
or 50 per cent in excess OF its g. So, 900 bonds
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-05-31
Dsnoer Line Passed,


The period IF danger from foreclosure
proceedings and sale of property has
rasstd in the Pere Marquette tansle. 1T
least for the time being. and may ho for
all time. as with an economic and efficient
MANAGEMENT the road should develop into
having property. Receivers Frank "
Blair. Dudley F.. Waters and Newman trh
we're given the entire authority ny Judge
4. y. Angel in the United states Court
iu Dctroi, this week. 70 issue $4,000 re-
ceiveTt' certificates. and tho Who'll" amount
excepting outstanding interest ON bonds
and interest falling due this year IS 10 g"
into the property. The money VII! b" "A-
ncndcd for the needs outlined bv President
William Cotter AZ the last hearing
The budget as thus determined Included
1900 tons Of underground steel rails.
twenty five LOCOMOTIVES. mostly ~ the
superhcated type. six rasol"ne motors. such
as arc used ON the Ann Arhor for suburban
passenger traffic, three new roundhousof.
Two coaling plants and a new depot at Port
Huron.
Fredcrick " stevens. IcprosentinS tho
Morgan Interests. consented Ia the arrauc b.
ments made. which are omincntly salts
factory 10 the people - the stat" served
by the system
The plan Of payment ot tho interest on
the bonds. as approved hy tho order whic'
was issued Mouddy. takes care OF al ~
the underlying bonds up 10 and including
what is known as n" consolidated mort
gage bonds OF 1901 Subsequent bond issues
will have 10 wait until the property - ahl"
70 nav the interest or som" other means 10
do 60 arc found Precedence rs given 70
these obligations over the receivers Ger
tihCafee