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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-06-22
Dividends and Earnings.

The declaration Of per cent quarterly
dividend by the British Columbia Company
again places this property In the dividend
paying class. The company is now report
ed to be operating to full capacity and MAX
ing good showing as regards production
and earnings Production Is running be-
tween 10000 and 100000 pounds
month, May having been 100000 pounds
which is near the record for March OF J.
$4,000 pounds. The management states
that at present earnings are at the rate OF
about $500 a month.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-06-22

]. p Morgan & Co. It is understood. have
bought the $4,000 per cent notes which
the upstate Public Service Commission has
authorized the Erie Railroad Company TO
issue. The notes, which mature in five
yearly series. beginning on June l. 1913,
are 10 he executed on delivery 10 the New
York. Pennsylvania and Ohio Dock Com
pany in discharge of a debt TO that cor
nora ton
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-06-22
Lishtness in Car Movement.

The May car movements, 1t IS reported. in
,,he vicinity Of Duluth and Superior were
the highest in several years, with only
g0Oa cars tracked in this district Com
psring this with 2t19S cars in April and
q. $50 in May of 1911, there will readily be
seen a decrease The maximum movement
of any month thus far this year was In
March when 1926 cars were estimated TO
have been handled. November of last year
was the crown month, in which 60.S43 cars
were handled.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-06-22
New Maine Corporations.

According to advices. New England's New
Maine corporations are said 10 include The
worth Refining Company. which has a
canItaI stock of Sl.5OO,OOO 1t is understood
that the New Maine corporation will own
and operate reaneries and other such fac
torjss for the manufacture OF cottonseed
oil and kindred products. The corporations
r,asident is Clarence Z. Eaton, and the
treasurer T. l.. CrOteauX,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-06-22
BRIEF NOTES OF FINANCE
Paragraphs of Current Interest
for the Investor.

n the Chicago circus and racing show
.ont,nue il may be necessary to issue
,Ishts On some new Presidential stock, for
,ns entertainment of Wall Street. 1t might
W. dificult to pick the winner. but it is evil
dent that the African jungle is not good
training point for Presidential candidates.
Golf courses may be better.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-06-22
BANK REPORTS.
mo. 1891.
REPORT OF THE CONDITION OBJ rHD
CITIZENS CENTRAL NATIONAL
BANK

at New York, in the State Of New York a. the
close OF business June IA. 1912:
RESOURCES.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-06-22
The Wabash Assessment.

The Wabash Assessment.
The present situation would indicate an
assessment OF some moment on the common
and preferred shares Of the Wabash Some
estimate the probable assessment as high
as 50 a share, and the exchange OF the re-
funding and extension Is for new bonds ana
new preferred In about equal proportions.
But the present plans are immature, and all
is guesswori as TO just what the amount
Of the assessments will be. or whether the
original plan Of exchanging all Of the re-
funding and extension Is into new issue OF
preferred will be followed.
Various Rail Orders.
This being the season when the various
railroads, after having estimated crop con-
ditions and their capacity Of handling the
same. purchase additions 10 their rolling
stock. The Southern Pacific, after testing
The present situation Of crops, etc, have
placed orders for nine electric locomotives
Z with ths Westinghouse company likewise
the Baltimore & Ohio has bought one loco
motive from the Vulcan Iron Works. The
Seaboard Air Line has placed an order Tor
twenty-five cabooses with the Mount Vernon
Car Company and the Chicago & Alton Is
inouiring after seventy-three freight cars.
While the Lorain Steel Company has re-
csived orders for about $500 tons OF light
rails for Industrial companies and the
Lackawanna Steel Company will roll about
500 tons for the Toledo Railway and Lght
Company, the National Railways OF Mex
leo is in the market for 100 tons OF stand
ard rails
Erb on Pere Marquette.
The present $685.. 900 consolidated mort
gage per cent bonds Of the Pere Mar
quette, dated January 2, 1901, which the
Z Farmers Loan and Trust Company Is salo
Z 70 represent for the holders, has been the
cause Of the trust companys resistance TO
the wishes Of the receivers 10 place the re-
ceiverS' certificates before this issue New
man Erb. one Of the Pere Marquette receiV-
ers, referring TO the question said
Whether this opposition will be an &C
i've or passive one is not very concise az
present. but I have an idea, however that
me latter will be put into effect after the
nearing in the federal court at Detroit on
The Path Of this month"
With the exception of the protective COM
nittee representing the consolidated per
cent bonds, all the committees OF the Pere
Marquette are working in harmony with the
receivers, but thus far no consistent plan
isr reorganization has been accomplisheu'
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tables may be peddled. shall hereafter
contain a statement to the enect that
| they are not good within said iimits,
kdescribing them. When said fruit
! peddler's license is issued, the City
Clerk shall refund TO the >licensee any
amount dus on account of its NOT
being for a full quarter. according to
Section Seven hereof.
If application be made in one quar-
ter and granted in another, the
amount accompanying the application
shall apply to the quarter in which
the license il granted in like manner.
Section 9. Said City Council may.
at any regular or special meeting. In
its uncontrolled and final Judgment
and discretion revoke any such fruit
peddler's license, without notice to or
hearing of any kind of the licensee.
but, in such event. there shall be paid
to the licensee by the City OF CafitA
City sum of money equal to the ratio
of the time the full three months In
which 1t is issued bears 10 the time OF
revocation. at the rate oil Six Dollars
and Twenty-Five Cents ts6.e5) per
quarter. and said licensee shall be
notified In writing by the said City
Clerk that said license is revoked, and
that the sum of money herein provided
viii be paid said iicensee, stating the
sum, upon application at the office OF
said City Clerk, which notice shall be
served by the City Marshal, or any
ether officer acting In his stead.
Section 10. Said licensees shall
2eddle their said articles only from
baskets and other suitable contriy-
ances, and they shall not use ally
stand, push-cart. wagon or other We
hicle OF any kind or description
Section H. At the time of recely-
ing such license, the licensee there
under shall be required to secure.
of the City Clerk. a badge designat-
ing thereon the number OF the license,
and the words Fruit Ped6Ier's Ii
cense'' shall be inscribed upon said
badge. and said badge shall be worn
by said licensee where II may easily
be seen, when engaged In peddling.
For such badge. the said iicensee shall
pay the City Clerk the sum Of One
Dollar tsf.O0). which said amount,
upon the expiration of the license and
the return of the badge TO said City
Clerk. shall be returned to the said
licensee by the City Clerk.
Section - Any person who shall
pursue the occupation OF peddilng
fruits. berries or vegetables within
said limits without first having OBJ
tanned license therefor. rs provided
by this ordinance. and any person
violating any OF the provisions OF
this ordinance. shall forfeit and pay
to the City OF Canon City. for each
ofense. a fne OF not less than Ten
(lO) nor more than One Hundred
I 1O0l Dollars.
section IL. All ordinances and
parts OF ordinances in conflict with
this ordinance are hereby repealed.
Introduced. read and ordered pub
liahed this ist day OF April. a. ID.
1919
Adopted and approved this 18th day
of April. 4. D.. 1912.
F. p. SMITH.
Mayor.
Attest.
JONATHAN SEAMAN.
City CLERK
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sIIERIfr's SALE.

Under and by virtue OF a writ of
execution issued out OF the County
Court OF tlU County OF Fremont In
the State Of Colorado. In favor OF Tho
Fremont County National Bank OF
Canon City. plaintiff. and against J.
NJ. Craig. {. A. Craig and NJ. N. Craig.
defendants. dated April 18th. 1912. and
to me directed. whereby / am COM
manded to make the sum of $ss.25.
with interest thereon at the legal
rate OF cigh; per cent per annum from
October 3ist. 1911. and costs OF suit.
have levied upon the following de-
Ecribed property of said defendant J.
VI. Craig, situated In the County of
Fremont and State OF Colorado. to-
wit:
Commencing at the NE corner OF
the ~ OF the NEh Of Section In
Township IL South OF Range 10 West
cf the 9th Principal Meridian. and
running thence South along the East
line of said Section . a distance OF 20
rods thence West distance OF 160
rods to tho quarter section line be-
tween the NfsA and the Nwh OF said
Section 9: thence North along said
last mentioned line distance OF 40
rods: thence East distance OF 100,
rods TO the place OF beginning; to-
refher with an undivided one-fourth
Interest In and to the O'Brien Ditch
numbered 2s in the adjudication OF
waier rights IN Water District Num-
Der u In said State OF Colorado. and
az rletfq of waf aai water rights
connactcd Herewith and appurtonant
thereto; nnd
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN that
on Friday. the 10th day OF .Nay. 1912
ai the hour tT 10 O'Clock in the fore
noon OF shid day and at the front
foor Of The conrt honse in The City OF
Canon City in said County OF Fremont
and state Of Colorado. win offer for
sale and viii sell at public auriion. 10
tbe hyhcqt and best bidder for cash
N hsnd the said property horesnbe-
ioro dcscrihed, for the purpose of pay
lnr and sntiafylng the amount OF the
Judgment, Interest and costs hcroin-
hefore set forth. and costs and cx-
penres of thia sale.
JOSEPH ESsER.
Shcriff OF Fremont County.
Waldo & Stump,
Attorneys for Plaintiff.
First pub. April IS. 1919. ~
Liant pub. May. .. 1919. AN
RECORD WANTS. LINE
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ThnrsdaY.


tiers, Ruth and Mia. have been spend
ing tae week with her parents, Mr..
and Mrs. w. H. La Grange, at Canon
City.-Florence Citizen.
The masque ball reveals the fact
that many men have smaller legs
than your would imagine, and that
some women have larger arms than
their every day dress would indi-
cate.
Joe Thomas. who will accept po-
sition as weigh boss at mine No. ;,
near Canon City, arrived yesterday
afternoon from Morley, Colo, and will
take up his new duties in a few days.
Florence Citizen.
The quarterly meeting of the mem
bers of the Colorado Association OF
Commercial executives will be held in
Salida next Saturday afternoon. II.
s. Maddox of this city is on the pro-
gram for discussion of the subject
of Publicity Methods"
C. F. Braden has contracted with
]. A. Heckart and Son to build flve
room, modern home for him at 921
Macon avenue. Mr.. Braden came
here for his health a year ago and
has found Canon City climate SO
agreeable that he has decided to To-
cate here permanently.
The room at AS Main street, at
present occupied by Mr.. and Mrs.
sAugustus K Cutting with stock o:
optical goods and millinery. has been
purchased by w. F. OFT. the confec-
tioneer. who is arranging to take
possession of it within short time.
Mr. and Mrs. Cutting will remove
their place of business to 6SS Main
street: until recently occupied by
the Home bakery.
City Marshal julius cramer and
Alderman D. n Cooper were business
visitors in Pueblo en- Wednesday
They returned home last night.
A family by the name of George
arrived in the city last week from
Junction City, Kansas, and have TAX
en- the Proctor House on Rudd avenue.
Mr.. and Mrs. Eugene Beuchat have
returned to Canon City from Long,
Beach, California, where they have
been visiting during the last three
months.
The public schools closed Tuesday
afternoon at 2:3O o'clock to allow the
teachers to attend the meeting of the
womens club and listen to the ad-
dress of DIR Corwin on sanitary top
ics.
J. A. Armour, well known to the
people of Pueblo as the desk clerk of
the Congress hotel, came to the Hotel
Vail today as the desk clerk. Mr.. Ar
mour was at the Congress till a few
months ago and then went to Denver
to one of the club houses there. where
he remained until he returned to Pu-
eblo. Before coming to Pueblo Mr..
Armour was the lessee and manager
of the Strathmore at Canon City,
Pueblo Star-Journal.
The report current a few weeks
ago nhat the cherry crop had been
severely injured by the cold weather
Of the winter moat.s does not seem
TO be borne out ~ the facts vita
the advance Of the season It has be-
come appareat that very iieie dam-
age has been done TO any kiha d fruit
trees in Canon City district By tho
frost, although rasDbelriea, hlackser-
ries and currants have suffered 70
some extent in certain localities.
The prediction that 1912 is to be a
bumper year for hortIcuiturists and
gardeners in Fremont county promis-
81 to be fully redeemed.
The county commissioners made a
trip to Lowe, Beaver creek on We'd
nesday for ~ purpose Of inspecting
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slenaiufe of ArnlIcanl.

ss'd annlicanslon fhall be accom-
nanled with the full l'renee fee fer
tho Quarter IN which II Is applied for.
The Cify Council nhail. rs soon az Ia
convenient. act upon such application.
and, II granted, the City Clerk shall
said license the CITY Clerk shnil state
tho limits within which II Ia good, and
all other licenses issued unfer other
ordinances by said CITY 0f Calton City.
undor which fruits. i,srrles MD vsgeS
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About two miles of new highway re-
mains to be built in this county to
connect with the Pueblo road on Low
er Beaver creek and an effort will be
made to secure a gang of prisoners
from the penitentiary to do the work
this spring. When this link is COM
pleted the Fremont county road sys-
tenn will be in first-class condition to
both the Pueblo and Ell Paso county
lines.
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Now car berry crstes In stock. Tie
best ever brought to this city. y. p.
Smith.
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State OF Colorado. }
County of Fremont. )s

County OF Fremont, Jss
City OF Canon City.
I. Jonathan Seaman. City Clerk OF
and for the City OF Canon City. Colo
rndo. do hereby certify that the fore
going ordnance No. ?, Series 1912.
was introduced and read at regular
meeting OF the City Council of the
City Of Canon City preceding its
adoption and was published in fnil In
the Canon City Record. weekly
newspaper OF general circulation pub
iikhed In the said city OF Canon City.
ten. J6l days before its adoption BY
said City Council.
Witness my hand and the official
seal OF the CITY of Canon City. Colo
RADIO. this 10th day OF April, 4. ID.
1912.
JONATHAN SEAMAN.
(5EAL) City Clerk
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News Notes
Ragsdele's
Real Estate
Bargains.

Notary Public-W B. Rowland. 52s
Main street. Record office
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Monday.

James W. Hawthorn OF the CRY
Drug store, has been spending eeyeral
days In salida visiting his parents.
He is expected to return today.
a marriage license was issued from
the county clerks oificc at Q o'clock
this morning to PoiIacion cAsime:o
and Mas Marie Asnsw. both Of Pp-
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the work there,

Denver & Rio Grande train No. S,
which passed through Canon City at 3
O'Clock Thursday afternoon for Salt
Lake and the Pacific coast. consisted
.of three heavy sections. and there
We're thirteen Pullman cars attached
to fhe three trains. Two Of The Sec
tians came in from Denver and the
bird was made Up IN Pueblo. The
rush to the coast % eauaei by the faet
tilat thr twenty-five dollar tourist
rate frip The eart TO California cont
moa points expires next Monday. Tile
assy dollar round trip rate to the
coast becomes effective April 27th.
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Saturday.

A new pian-orchestra has been ir-
stalled in the bowling alIcy.
Mrs. Lynn Smith and sons Ray and
Lyndai. Will leave for Canon City To-
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(sEAI.l

JONATHAN SEAMAN.
City Clerk
(sEALl
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1912-04-19

ball this year that would be worthy of
a higher class league in order to get
away with the coveted bunting The
fans are hoping against hope that they
can develop team of this sort and If
It should SO happen, nothing would be
good enough for the big boss who will
pilot the fortunes of the Indians this
summer.
That Queisser Is going to work to
that end is plainly shown by the way
he is going about it. AS he said In an
interview last week, he figures this as
his opportunity and will spare no
effort to take every advantage of It,
II hard and conscientious plugging
will bring his team out in the lead.
then it will be a safe bet that he will
nail the G.. A. flag to a new pole in
Hubinger park.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1912-04-19
THE CAUSE OF ECZEMA,

is germ life that burrows under and
feeds on the skin. The way to cure
ECZEMA is to remove the cause by
washing away with a clean, penetrat.
ing liquid, the germ life and poigons
that cause the trouble.
We have preparation that viii do
this. The first application will stop
the itching and give prompt relief TO
an irritated. itching or fnflamed
skin II you are sufferer from skin
or scalp eruption in any form, try one
bottle of ZEMo, the clean scientific
preparation, we are confident you wifi
be pleased with the results from the
use of this standard preparation for
eczema.
Good for Infants az we'll as grown
persons. City Drug Store.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1912-04-19
After a TWO Days Lay Off On Ac-
count of the Weather the In
dams Arc Glad to See
the Sun.
EXHIBITION GAMES
Management Is Severely Criticised for
Failing to Secure Practice
Games for oueisser's
Braves.

The faces of the ball players wore a
contented smile yesterday afternoon
when the sun appeared and the ones
who have been yelling loudest for a
little rest are the ones who are now
most willing to get back to work. Loaf
ing around with the snow flying and
chills running all thoughts of baseball
out of the heads of the fans, does not
appeal to the men and they are all
anxious for the grounds to get hard
enough to get out again. Manager
Queisser said yesterday afternoon that
he would be able to take his men out
and let them throw the ball around
for while today at least.
Summers is still laid up with bad
throat. but the balance of the sick
folks are gradually rounding into
shape again. Jones, who was in bed
all day Wednesday was on the street
yesterday apparently as well as ever.
Vidovich had his bum finger dressed
yesterday afternoon and will be able
to go to Quincy with the team Sunday.
Many complaints are being made by
the players and the fans here regard
ing the neglect of the local manage
ment in securing sufficient number
of exhibition games for the training
season. They contend that it will be
impossible for the Indians to go into
the season without having had real
try out and expect to win ball games
Just why this situation has arisen Is
something that no one seems to know
about, but officers of the club say
that there were several games arrang-
ed but were afterwards called off and
no Others could be had. In case they
cannot get more games next week the
keokuk team viii jump right into the
pennant race with only one exhibition
game played, that with Quincy next
Sunday
Manager Queisser said late last
night that he would take the men to
the ball lot today and give them a
workout of some kind, no matter what
the weather Is. He said, This rest
has not harmed the men in any great
way except the pitchers, who were
just getting their arms in shape, and
1t may be that there will be some sore
arms among them when they start to
work again, but the other men will not
suffer to amount to anything.
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Sporting Views
By the Editor

Bill Forney, who according to Han
nibal fans two years ago was the best
hackstop in the Central Association
has asked Quincy for his release and
will manage his home team at yalpar
also, Indiana, this year.
The Hannibal grandstand is being
rushed to completion and will be readv
for the opening of the season. Work
has been going on steadily on the
grounds and the Caunibais Will haze
one of the best parks in the league.
The Hannibal Courier-Post is con.
Quoting a contest 10 change the moni-
ker OF the Hannibal team. Among the
names that nave been suggested by
the fans are Boosters, Perfect Ladies.
Herrites, Heirs Show Me BOYS. Mis-.
souri, Houn' Dawg. Masons Live Wires
Storks. Bluff Cityans. Havanabells
and Giants.
Manager Hough, of the Monmouth
Browns, yesterday spoiled the hopes
of five of his recruits and beheaded
them without showing the least mercy
Manager Hough has been the mos
murderous manager in the C. A., hav
ing chopped the heads off OF younf
hopefuls at a great rate ever since
the training season started. Follow
ing are the men that ne has released
to date:
Catchers Weiss. siner, Becker.
Pitchers Rockstraw, Dance, Match
lett. Schultz.
Infielders-H Hoover, Dougherty, Stew
enson
outfielders Kommers, Richardson
shelton, Miller. Thornton.
Three have drawn suspensions, tw,
permanently for failure to report
namely Boyer and Barton. pitchers
and clapsaddle, pitcher, for failure t,
report IN condition. The last named
may be recalled later if he GETS in
70 condition but the boss is determine,
mat his recruits shall live IN to IL.
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kEOKUK MOTOR
BOAT CLUB
Permanent Organization Is Affected
Last Night at Called Meeting
and Articles
Signed.
COMMITTEES APPOINTED
All the Old Officers Were Rejected
and Three New Members Were
Added to the
Board.

At called meeting last night the
members of the Keolsuk Motor Boat
club incorporated and took another
step forward towards mo new club
house.
The articles were filed this morning
with the county recorder. They pro-
vide for a board Of nine directors
composed of the officers and three
others to manage all the affairs of the
club. The old officers were all re-
elected and Seymour Stricken, e. Car.
rol Taber and NJ. 8. Ackles were added
to the board.
Committees we're appointed TO take
care OF the picnic to be given by the
club on May IL.
Barnes the boatman, who Is mem
Der of the club, brought number OF
blue prints of the boat plant he in.
tends to build and explained to the
members just what he intended to do.
He has been in the business on Puget
Sound and thinks that this is the best
place in the Mississippi valley for a
plant of this kind. He told the boys
that he was able to finance the affair
himself and that he already had the
refusal Of the ground that he wanted
but that he would like to have some
work to do. He has already opened
shop in the building formerly oc-
cupied by the Iowa Vinegar company
end will attend to boat work there this
year. BY fall he wants to get the re-
tanning wall in front of the new build
ings in place and also build storage
barn. His new plant will be located
On the old Weyand property, just
south of the Hornish place on the
river road
The club appreciated what 1t would
mean to them to have such a plant
where they could store boats or go for
repairs and agreed to send him all the
construction that they could.
A resolution of thanks to the Musca-
tine Launch Club for plans they had
furnished was passed
There was quite large meeting and
both the secretary and treasurer re-
ported their departments in good con-
dition