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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-04-21

Die pier anoeren Stubs Der Stgd
pflpeeu QeTteru per Rubs, ba in BEN
6itliten Staatsn. 100 Tie ijh 5ur 3eit
befinpen, teine SDnntagsipiele erIcubt
iino
6eute Nahmittag finoet oos areits
Spiel Der Serie 5piiten rRsbs" uno
Cubs" itott, Ter SnOinner %obn'pn
uuo glarte Itehen dls uuiers 8atterIe
auf benz progrumm.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-04-21
SajesSnm.

Rieiiger 8eIuh gum gsftrigen Spiele.
9eiber SampF nm 0orrung 3pi@
fAen rRebs" uno SUBS. - Sieg
Der 2eBtereh burd Ggar's 5ebler.
- Der Gubauer Marious bur6 eiz
nen Ban OerleBt - Seute Radmits
tag 3peites Spiel Der Serie.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-04-21
g eitraf fuuaen.

gaenn Elm 9i3ensinhober inter Der
ssnrisniftipn eilier Gomntnl,senshe.
force innerI'aIb zines Si;ensiabrcS
einmal Der 9erlesung eines 8eie.
bes oser elmer Sroinon3 betreifs bes
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-03-12
MUST EVOLVE NEW PLAN
Wall Street Believes This Only
Course for Union Pacific.

\ meeting OF the Union Pacific eXecu-
tive committee was held Yesterday. but
no announcement was made regarding a
modification Of the dissolution plan.
There will be another meeting on Thurs
day. but this is not regarded as significant
in view Of the fact that any modification
Of the present plan must be approved by
the California Railroad Commission and
the Circuit Court at st. Louis before Sat
urday. when the underwriting syndicate
ends For this reason Wall Street re-
CARDS the matter as closed so far as the
present plan is concerned. and believes
that TIE only course which presents itself
Is new agreement
|. was announced that the rights TO the
1926. 650.C0o Southern Pacific stock held by
the Union Pacific have not yet been issued
TO the stockholders. Some question has
arisen as To whether the time for sub
sc.iption. which expires March 81, would
be- extended automatically If there is
much further delay i'm issuing the rights.
Officers of the company say, however,
that official notice will bc given If any
extension of the time for subscription Is
made. so that there will he ample time
for shipments Of the rights abroad.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-03-12
TO ADOPT CENTRAL MERGER
Stockholders Will Vote on Con-
solidation April 16.

The New York Central merger agree
ment with certain of it's subsidiaries,
which has been approved by the upstate
Public Service Commission. will be SUBJ
mitted to the stockholders for adoption at
q meeting to be held in Albany on April
1G The Central stockholders will have in
the consolidated corporation the same
number of shares they now possess. II is
said that il will not be necessary for them
TO deposit or surrender their stock certiii-
Gates. as these will be recognized by the
reorganized company.
Stock owned by the New York Central
or held By il under lease Will be can
celled and proper proportion OF stock IN
the consolidated corporation will be dis
tributed TO the minority stockholders as
follows: To outside shareholders in the
Rome. WATERFOWL & Ogdcnsburg 2S-l@
shares of stock Of the consolidated cor
pora.ion TO- each share IN that ROAD
I sO-lO0 shares for each share Of Utica q
Black River. $40 of a share OF the U.s.
wego G. Rome. , shares for each share
or the Carthage. Watertown x Sacketts
Uarbor and share fer each share OF the
Little calls &. Dolgeville Company.
Al the stock Of the Niagara Branch
Railroad Company will BE- cancelled The
Iin,s to be consolidated aggregate $40 miles
and other lines already merged win the
paren: corporation aggregate 80 mics
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-03-12
NEW YORK CURB.

Speculation in the curb market ycster-
ray for a time showed fair activity, win
price movements irregular NJ the start
there appeared a good buying movement
i'm the leading industrial and STANDARD
oil issues which later extended 10 the
mining list Before midday. however,
realizing was i'm evidence, which brought
about rcactionary tendency. tnlt'u
Cigar Stores Of America AT one tlue
showed "A gain of points wnlle Brltlsi-
American Tobacco moved up about =.
Standard oil ISSUES We're again prominent
hv strength and fair activity. but likewise
r,actcu ON profit taking. Standard on OF
New Jersey was the more dcuVe issu'.
selling up 10 30 an advance OF about ~
points from last nights closing, latc''
however losing part Of the gain IA me
copper stocks there was iairly Sood IN
auiry tor Braden and GirouX. Alaska
Gold Mines improved =. Gold ana silver
stocks 'irmed up somewhat on the leads,
snip of Tonopan Belmont. when rapiul3
advanced to 3 - bid on heavy buying
from Philadelphia. on the other hhnd'
Tonopah Mining declined 10 81, the low
est point touched I'm several months;
Mizpah EXtension sold at &c 10 3sc anu
Tonopah Merger at Sic and Sc. MIDWAY
held steady around i9c. North star
changed hands at PC and Jim Butter q,
1ic Nevada HIS was in good d"manu
at 81 - and closed strongly bid. The mar
ket seemed stronger than for many ddEs'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-03-12
STOCKS IN OTHER CITIES.
CHICAGO STOCKS.

Chicago. March 1.-THE advance of two
points i'm tho price Of Sears Roebuck
common shares had stimulating inhu-
cnce in the local market. but traders
lacked spirit, and the only other advances
were a couple Of points each IN Booth
Fisheries common and Steel common,
both on very limited dealings and frac-
tonal improvement in the positions OF
American can common and Peoples Gas
issues Stocks holding a relatively UNI
changed condition were Montgomery
Ward preferred. Diamond Match. Com
monwcalth Edison, Can preferred and
Swifts shares: business IN all of these re-
NAMED small. Carbon preferred and Hi
nois Brick each lost point or more,
while Pacific Gas common, Public Service
preferred. Chicago Railways series : and
Harvester common were slightly slower.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-03-12
JUDGMENTS RECORDED.

Tic following 5ud-ments io' an''snIs nC,e
man >ioo Ne'T ga '''' i''''
oeins ta"t or in" dr''oi i,i......,..i, A rrep.
man q al. li"3 ~ 49,. a.,
Allen Henry - ~ IN ana "a','T oo'" IA
change bdnh 80 ~ ,..., shan. ,,qs 4,
baldwin VIZ union trust 90 ~ Nc"
Nor': 500 - a. -,
Eersener. sl.e94 81. ,. ,,-.c
Ealoaeiie john. and "" M" fof"
Edison 90. >l'-' =. .-..,.... ,,.o
Eonanno. Luisi-P ealia. Sl'' 81, .-.,..
ag,hidiH. l""lS ana Kruger nan"
". .,.o.
i.a.@n' h h,,. ~ nc nc, SIo5 20
osicgcr Louis. ana Ds''id Mcyer % Loren o.
$l,t 80. ..... ....,. 81.
i,tii,'''' ''"''''' "'''''
Fi'' -. ,, f r..rt, Lao.
D. Loeam. haiiei ana i'''p ' "A i''''
sl3t"l 90.
~ ~ ,,,.. o,.,. 10.
Sl.522 - 49,
Demato Chain q Mo1e4ton- j tai w..
Elliott, Nm John Nanamafei. Ne"
York. $50 IL:
i.li.. Nln ~ p 'i.ai .,' 81 al. So 90
Fischer Frederick II q DAVIS >-lH -
S-ij 80.
Gallagher James j " " Fleisehman.
G'tI. George u Derber. 500 20
Goldberg Charles -NaiduImin lmporune 90.
fray Johr %. and j. g Gra. Co--se.ond 81.
IioroTii% Cnarie- l. Broadway Tra., 60.
81 93i -.
Holt Chauu. e. o. EaueA. >l1' ~
lnn George p-i Erenchard ScI3 20
ilanses Theodore LAWYERS Ti'ic hsuiance
AMI Trust CO., $50 -
Hamilton schuyler CO liliantlslt
{ =
Hahn. Joseph Edwasd Thompson CO.
q. ."3 "a
fleming James W-Jnited states Realty
and Impro, omeut 90. Sl$I7 40
Isaac. Phillip Fedman; Slo@ -,
Jaokefson. George state Bank $50 -.
Kiriaaud. Eta WHITMAN. $50 -
fonaelr.n. Ccoree-Ii + stout CO. si37 rs
Lcyey Irene II Bende. S2.G2s =.
IuDat Uarrie P-I. : Renon. S212 ~
levin. sarah or sarah Rubin MaiIansTy.
81 So T.
Levy. Jules Emory; >2lG -
~ Genpert. Barne, Il stern; >l.54G 50
Myers. J Franklyn-F Spingold; 500 :.
" Williams George W Weldon S1,33i 90
Meneses Henry J John Wanamaker. New
York. s14Gss
Neuhauer. Emil Sh"nheid 1903 -.
Naiiou, william B-carter. Black & Ayers f,
Te,.fer. George J-Crandan & Cooley 90.
Paimicii vincenzo II G silleck jr. $50 %
Robbins, lhonas ~ beaver bIilolhs 90
Ryan. George Western Electric co.
$40 o.
Skidnore' marry - SuDei s=<, ~
Salinger. George f -Stoddsrd Motor Co.
S2J4 -
steiner. Beniamin-A Ley: slls IS
stewart 1aiT"n c hFiete: 81 "
l. Everall. 81 223 *
sam" same. sllo -
SalOschin. Richard Commercial Travellers
Shapiro. Solomon & Shapiro: 1914 20
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-03-12
BOND DOTS.

Mayer. Deppe & Walter. Of Cincinnati
We're the successful bidders OF March j
for the So. 900 Az per cent coupon vine
street road Improvement bonds of Paines-
Vile, Lake County. Ohio
1t i reported that Juniata, Juhlala
School District Blair County. Penh' WI"
hold an election in the near future to de-
eide on the issuance Of 100000 per cent
2O-3o-year option school construction
bonds
j. G. Moore. County Auditor OF Akron
summit County. Ohio. will receive pro-
posals until II q. IN. on March ~ ior
SIS. 900 per cent coupon bridge construc-
ton bonds denomination $500 dated April
I. 1913. and due October /, 1921.
According 10 reports Il. - Ia! %
recently negotiated "A temporary loan OF
SIS 900 with Woburn. Mddlesex County
Mass. due october -. 1913.
ladenburg Thalmann Il TO. 81 Ne"
York were awarded ON March ! the >oV,-
600 A., per cent tcn-year coupon tax Tree
high school bonds of Poushkcepsie y Y.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-03-12
PUBLIC UTILITY NOTES.

The Louisiana * Arkansas Railway
Companys yepor; for January. 1919. shows
gross earnings OF 2lis.5Jo. as compared
with sl2j.94j for January Of last year. an
Increase Of s2i.3N Operating expenses
and taxes for the month amounted TO
y507l. which left net income of S5i419
as against S7.eoj for January 1912 an
increase 81 $685. The surplus after
charges for the month was S-6,Se2. as com
pared with sl5.5J7, gain of Sn.3s5 over
last January. The report for the seven
months ended January 81. shows sur
plus after chages Of Sl52.l3l. as compared
with ss765i for the corresponding period
% the previous wear. an increase o. %i.-
i-s The Louisiana & Arkansas RAILWAY
operates 30 miles Of traCS.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-03-12
ADVERTISEMENTS AND SUBSCRIPTIONS

ADVERTISEMENTS AND SUBSCRIPTIONS
for The Tribune received at their Uptown
oNco No 1864 Broadway. between 36th ana
ATTN SITS until O'Clock p. m. Advertise
,,o,,s received at the following branch offices
M regular rates until o'clock p. m. viz;
ga sfh ave : 2 cor. I'D st: l5s 9th ave.
cor 10Th st: I0t East 18th St. 2J7 West 40
~ he,veen eth and 18th AYES. 263 West
10Th ST.. 1895 sd ave; l10s LIST ave. neal
syth ST. 157 Eas. l26th ST.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-03-12
81 4ao. 60

state OF New Yor. county Of New York. SIS
J. ADAMS BROWN. President and CURTIS
J. BEARD, cashier. Of New Netherland BAN
OF New York. a Bank located and doing bus
ness az No Al West 34th street, in the CITY
OF New York. in said county. being duly
sworn each for himself. says that the foreso
ing Report IS true and correct In all respects.
TO the best OF HIS knowledge and BELIEF. and
thew further say that the usual business OF SAL
Bank has been transacted al the location re
ouirei by the Banking Law 'Cnap. or the
Consolidated Laws as amended. and not else
where. ard that the above report Is I'm tnc
form prescribed by the superintendent ~
Banks and il made N compliance with an o.
fcial notice received from him. designating the
seventh dav OF March. 1918. as the day as o.
which such report shall be made.
j. ADAMS BROWN, President
CURTIS J BEARD Cashier.
Severslly subscribed and sworn 20 BY boih
deponerts the i1th day of March. 1913. before
me. ALr ht-D : 'pi.r-' 90
Notary Public. New York County No -.
New York register No. 4oa. Commission
expires March Soth, 1914
seal OF Notary
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-03-12
tennessee Ry., Light and Power Co.


The Nashville Railway ard Light Com
pauy and the Chattanooga Railway and
Light Company all the stock Of both
oeing owned by the Tennessee Railway
Light and Power Company. report com
dned earnings for January and the twelve
months ended January 81. 1913. as follows:
January gross 1881 ,622. a gain Of S3i 493
'yer January OF 1912; January net Sill ,5l5,
gain OF 81 .7ss over January OF last year;
Ne years gross earnings were S3,l74 157.
an increase OF s25j.l99 over the CORE
'ponding period OF the previous year: net
Earnings were sl.S27.S9i. a gain Of s99s7O
The surplus for the twelve months was
hg s51. an increase Of si,4O5.
Golfers Light, Heat and Power Co.
The Public Service Commission Of New
York has authorized the Golfers Light.
Heat and Power Company to issue $4,000
y stock and $3.50 Of mortgage bonds to
eequire the property OF the Clinton NILS
rover Company. which operates IN Coop
''s'owD, and the Richfeld Springs Flee
nc Light and Power Company. which
pesates i'm RichGeld Springs. both In the
ounty OF Otsego. The property of both Of
nese companies now taken over by the
OILERS Light. Heat and Power Company
as been entirely revamped. so that the
p1ncipal source OF supply Of electricity
WI be current purchased from the steam
nsht just acquired by the Otsego g. Her
'mer Railroad Company from the Hart
I"~S Power Company. which Is located
~ Hsrtwick and Golfers. y. Y. The
l's'er power and steam plant formerly
I"hed by the Clinton Mills Power Com
Eshy Will be used 10 supplement aud az a
I'serve for the power 10 be taken from
T's railrood company
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-03-12

To,at .................Si l .6is. ';JT -
state OF New York County OF New York. S.:
NJ :. LOTT. Vice President. and GEORGE
~ TOEEGE Secretary. OF The Washington
1'rus. Company, located and doing business Al
No a59 Broadway. IN the city OF New York
in said county. being duly sworn. each for
himself SAYS the foregoing report Is true and
,orrpct in all respects. 10 the best OF his
knowledge and belief. and they further say
nat the usual business OF said trust company
,s, been transacted At the location required by
the Ranking Law Chap or the Consolidated
i'avs as amended) and not elsewhere: ana that
the above report is In the form prescribed by
The Superintendent OF lianls. and Is made In
compliance with an official notice received from
MIN designating the 7th day OF March, 1913
az the date OF which such report shall be made
NJ :. LOTT Nice-Prcsdcnt
GEO. W. TOERGE. Secretary.
sc,era,ly subscribed and sworn to by both
deponents the li.h day of March. 1913. before
me HENRY \. VAN DER PAAUWERT.
w Notary Public. Kings County.
Certificate hlod I'm y. Y Co.
lseal Of HotaryI
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-03-12
Si9.2sn.s5 ~

No., Sl9 $50. s5s ~
s,ate az New York County ~ New York, SIS:
: FRISSEr.T.. President. ana IHto
Ur,TZTER Cashier. OF The l'ifth Avenue pan"
Of New York a bank located and DONG pus
ness al No. 80 Fifth Ave. In the city OF New
Work in said county being duly sworn, ea,n
for himself. says that the foregoing repor. =
,ruo and correct IN all respects to the best o'
his knowledge and belief. and they TURNER say
that the usual business OF said BANK mas oe.n
,ronsacted al the location required by tne
Ronlinc law fChap. . OF the Consolidated law
ss 6n,snded) and not elsewhere: ana that we
"a ~, rcnort is I'm tho form prescribed by the
Sunerlntendent Of Banks. and Is made IN com-
,iisnre with an official notice received ironi
Kim designating the 18th day OF Marcn, icio,
a. The dav as Of which such report snail oe
maui A. : FRISSELL President
THEO HETZLER, cashier.
.o,crallv subscribed and sworn 20 Dy potn
ao,oncnts the 18th day OF March. 1918, before
me. .,-, AZ, pr<>ETT
Notary Public Westchester COUNTY.
Certificate nled In New York COUNTY, NO: ~,
Seyy York Register No. 42t0. Commission
expires March 10 1914.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-03-12
BRIEF NOTES OF FINANCE
Paragraphs of Current Interest
for the Investor.

The annual waste of resinous wood pro-
81 in the lumber industry is estimated
=, Scococ cords. The federal Bureau OF
rbemistry has discovered way to utilize
large part of this waste in. the manu-
@.o,ure OF paper pulp, turpentinc. resin
ns rine oils. wood alcohol and other by
-,d,,cts running to a value of practically
- an 600
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-03-12
No New High Record.


,..,,rarv TO general impression in 1872
..;,o did not establish a new high rec
a., et.e, raj manufacturing. and ii is
s,ionsblc whether the present year
.u oxbibit new record III real tonnage.
-, total rail output of American mills
last wear was 3.327.9l5 tons. compared
~, 9 90 0sl tons in 1910 and S,91LS>7 tons
In les Commenting on this fact The
Industrial World says:
nail renewals are not eQualling the eX-
..,.tious of the steelmaster of fifteen
.,rs ago. We are averaging consid erably
sc than 100000 tons a year in replace
mis- for The total Of 50,ooo.ooo to 100000
.ans nj rails in service. In other words.
,or all the hard things that have been
Ia of the steel rail produced five to If
,aen wears ago. il is wearing better than
&c maker expected
Take Your Choice.
sneculation regarding the programme
., the new Attorney General III his at
,,rdc toward Standard oil and American
robacco Company organizations IS sui-
sc,sntly developed TO admit Of two sides
sVau Street reasoning. or the one hand
. Is pointed out that Attorney General
uoReynolds did not aeree with the opin-
i'm o. former Attorney General Wicker
,bam in the dissolution of the American
Tohaoco Company, and that it would be
natural for him 20 reopen trust cases If
he believed they were not fully carrying
an, the requirements of the Sherman
law On the other hand. il is argued that
n.e method of reorganization OF Doth
standard oil and Tobacco companies has
been defined by the Supreme Court, and
that It's decree had been put into eXecu-
,on nv the lower courts in which the
oosas ORIGINATED. II Is believed that the
onIv WAY in which the question will be
aiken I'D is through investigation Of
complaints that any of the subsidiaries
n the two organizations named are now
violating the sherman antitrust law
II INVESTIGATION should prove that the
complaints are well founded action VIII
probablv follow, bat the new Attorney
General is not likely to take action
against the cid trusts, because that would
amount 70 an attempt TO review the
findings of the United States Supreme
Court
Tariff Changes in Brazil.
The tariff changes in the Brazilian
budget for 9lG as officially reported. con
template change which viii be Of i'm
,erest to American exporters. II provides
that crude or impure dark petroleum OIL
for fuel shall b. exempt the same as coal
from the regular customs duties when
imported for navigation companies. rail-
roads and manufacturing companies using
steam power. and shall be subject only
TO an "expediente' tax Of . per cent II
imported under government supervision
Or the ordinary "eNpediente' charges
amounting TO u per cent II not 80 im-
ported IN the budget law for 1912 eN-
smption from duty was accorded for coal
bot not for petroleum.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-03-12
BUSINESS REVERSES.

GOSENTHAL BROTHERS. mas
been filed against Frank and Solomon NJ
lsosenthal, GoinS business under ;he name OF
EoseHthel Brothers IN the Maibridsc BUILDING
tith street and Broadway. The Liabilities are
said 10 bc >.5ODU: assets. SIG 900 Judge
Hand appointed cornelius W Nichcrsham Ie
ceiycr. With boad 90 $1,000.
SAMUEL SHElNBERG Tcuton has nccn
FLED hy samuel Sheinborg o. 40 % East f,n
OSCAR SHElN.-Petiton has been MED
agaiusi Oscar Shciu. manufacturer Of cigars
No 81 LcuoX a'er.ie. Liabilities are sdd 70
lee S@0.O Oo and assets 5000
ALFRED n. NACIANN.-Petiton has been
filed tv Alfred H. Naunann. dealer IN meats
ana vegetables. OF Ne. %" Park avenue VIII"
Liabilities OF Sl0Oj3 and assets OF S'.tGo Judee
Hand appointed John l.. l%ttie receiver with
u bond Of $500.
SCHIFRIN WISENIAN 4 CO-Judse Hand
granted "a discharge from bankruptcy 10 Schif-
rim Wisemau a Co. importers OF furs. OF No.
Ii West .7h street. Their liabilities were
SIS 81
AMOUNTS UNDER $1,000
LENARD NJ HIESH.-P Petition has been
filed against Leuard II Hirsh. doing nusiies.
l2jfh street Liabilities are said 20 be 5000
and assets $1,000 Judge Hand appointed
Arthur e. Blagdcn receiver. With bond OF
$500.
AUOIPH WEISS Petition Las been hied ny
AdoIph Weiss OF 40. II - Nicholas avenue
with liabilities OF -. ll& and no assets al
" f. SMITH. Petition has uecn fled
aeairs, vs. T. smith Inc. OF No. I Madison
avenue Assets and liabilities are not stated.
BERNHARD SALOMON Petition has been
fled against Bernhard Solomon. fLrrlcr. Of NO
$40 sixth avenue. Liabilities are said 20 De
-. 600 aud assets.
MARCUS DI'NKELMAN Petition has been
filed hv Marcus Dunkelinan OF No 9ls Ieeset'
avenue The Brouv with liabilities Of $3.50
H. REYDE. INC. schedules ia bank
ruptcv OF h. l. Brydc. Inc. show Liabilities
or u - and assets OF >l.Oi2
g. MANUrACTrRIN1 COMPANY -
srhadvl.s nm tn. assignment Of tie X.
Manufactures Company. cliIdrenS dresses. OF
No a. West 10Th street show liabilities Of ;,
4, anal assets of 200
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-03-12

Total Observation-Disclosures. S29. 49,. JO1 D.
state Of New York. County of New York, s.:
BEVERLY CHEW. Second Vice President
and BERTRAM CRUGER, Treasurer. OF Met
ropolitan Trust Company Of the city OF New
York. located and doing business at ~ Wall
street. in the City Of New York, IN SAID
COUNTY being duly sworn. each for himself,
SAYS tho foregoing report is true and correct In
an respects, 10 tho best Of his knowledge and
belief. and they further say that the usua
business Of said trust company has been trans
acted AZ the location required BY tho banking
law Chap. OF the Consolidated Laws as
amended. and not elsewhere: and that the
above report Is in tho form prescribed BY the
SUPERINTENDENT OF Banks, and Is MADE IN com
pIiance with an official notice received IRON
him designating the 18th day OF March, l?lo
as tho date OF which such report shall BE- maze.
BEVERLY CHEW I'd Vice PRESIDENT.
BFRTRAM CRUCER, Treasurer
Severally subscribed and sworn TO oy DON
deponents the 18th dav OF March. 1913 BEFORE
me. .,
f-eal Of Notary. \. +. NO1lEh
Notary Public. Kings County. y. Y.
Certificate filed in New York County.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-03-12

furnished by Charles j.. Barney { co. No. %
Br, adj street New York. and No. IL south
ffb street Pnfladelnhial
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-03-12
st. Joseph Railway, Light. Heat and
Power Company.

The report Of the ST Joseph Alo.I Rail-
way Light. Heat and Power COMPANY
for the month Of January shows gross
ssrnlnes Of N97323. q gain OF N.7s2 over
January. 1912. net earnings were Sis.5ol.
an Increase Of 81 $50. as compared with
January Of last year. The twelve months
report ended January 81, 1913 shows
rross OF Sl.lS4.G22. gain of s73.7A over
ne corresponding period Of the previous
year. The surplus for the twelve months
amer charges was S276,1i0. as compared
with ts2.sl5 an increase Of SS2,32i Earn
ings Of the company for the twelve
months were equal to ST per cent on the
common stock.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-03-12

Another engagement of gold to Europe
amounting 10 Se.vreo was announced yes
terday for shipment Oh to-day's steamer.
# is understood that II u Cor German dc-
count. although It's immediate destination
il aid 10 Le Pans.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-03-12

NJ ;he annual meeting of the Colorado
Mines Railways and Utilities Company
held IN Denver the following directors
were elected. Allen l.. Burris. Charles NJ.
Hcberton. J. G. Helm. Albert Ehringer
w. NJ Downing. Richard \. Parker. W.
W. Grant, \. G. Gardner and Horace
Heath. President Allen l.. Burris of the
company stated that rapid progress Is
being made in financing the merger which
is to include El Paso. Golden cycle and
other Cripple Creek properties The di-
rectors declared the dividend of 2'2 per
cent, amounting to l2's cents a share on
the stock Of the III Paso Consolidated
payable March 81
Joseph Walker a Sons. of New York,
who will undervrito the securities Of
the $-500%oo0 merger concern, Will shortly
issue TO stockholders letter detailing the
financial plan.