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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-05-04
WATCH REPAIRING.
STOP. LOOK. AND THINK.

JOHN LA ToUCHE. JR., NEW PLACE
331 West Main. Monroe 1852. French
and steam cleaning; ladies' princess
and dresses cleaned. $i.5O; plated
skirt cleaned, zoe; plain, soc: gloves
cleaned. any length l0c per pair:
gents suit dry cleaned, soc; French
cleaned. 81; reduction in all work.
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Floyd AVENUE, 1900 BLOCK. NEW.
detached, nine rooms, hot water heat
$500.
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-. u. SCHMIDT & 90.

LIST YOUR PROPERTY FOR SALE,
or for rent with MS
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WINTER thS JHN ME B BRbklc le we nN9 sis
a hait aR S!Ffe5 D bSy ss ef IS g
LATEsT STYLES. Old gold and
silver always taken in exchange.
s FINE LINE OF LAUNDRY AND
business wagons. r.. r. BoSHER'S
NJ public in general: j y, Wish hS'1 to thank hank
you, one and all. for the liberal pa
uonaIge in the past. and beg TO adj
south Laurel ire " Street eGe"y Where re we We
are equipped to handle your bust
ness in the future as well as any
right, and our goods are right; Ask
Plumbing and Heating Contractor.
THERE WILL BE A SPECIAL PER
Torrance at the Little Theatre on
May IA: from il a. NJ, to u r. Al, for
The benefit of Cooperative Workers OF
Richmond. The slides shown will be
especially fine, and all who attend
Will he amply repaid and can feel
o the Ice Fund" at Summer Rest"
WHY ANNOY YOUR FRIENDS OR
borrow from loan sharks or pawn
loan on your watch. diamonds,
jcwclry or .silverware at reason
able rate of interest at the EQUIT-
ness strictly confidential. Special
Offices for ladies' consultation, second
floor 500 East Broad Street
SUMMER SCHOOL FOR COACHING
students In their deficiencies for col
lege entrance. For particulars adj
dress HORNER SCHOOL, oxford.
ANYBODY HAVING MANURE EN-
gagged by the year and can't haul 1t
during summer months. Reference
given. Call phone Madison I'LL.
-
FINEST HAIRCUT, 15c; CHAMPOO.
16c; massage, 10. 2603 West Main.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-05-04

Two SMALL HOUSES IN GOOD CON
dltion. $1,000; rented Sl6S; small pay-
ment balance monthly: good buy
for young man
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-05-04

HIGHLAND PARK
FIRST AVENUE, ELEVEN ROOMS
seventy-foot lot. $4,000. rented $3.50.
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CLAY STREET. 100 BLOCK. CORNER
twelve rooms; $4,000
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CLAY STREET. 100 BLOCK WEST
detached brick. twelve rooms; $4,000
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BANCROFT AVENUE. NEW. SEVEN.
room house. $4,000; small payments
balance like rent
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WE HAVE FOR SALE. ONE OF THE
best coal boundaries In the South: 500
us for analysis and engineers re-
port.
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TIMBER MEN MAY NOTICE WE HAVE
some very fine timber tracts that have
{. aust been put in our hands for sale
that are a bargain
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-05-04

orr IN THE WEST END IT TAKES
from twenty to twenty-five minutes
10 get downtown; lots VIII cost you
from $40 TO S75 per foot. For Sl2
per foot we can sell you most attrac-
tive building lots in Highland Park !:
only ten minutes from Seventh and
broad. Don't put OFF looking at
these. MCCLURE DAVENPORT-
TAYLOR Co. INC
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-05-04

CHAMBERLAYNE AVENUE LOT
nfty-foot front. $500
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-05-04

FARMS
NJ MAGNIFICENT JAMES RIVER pIAN
tation, about forty miles below Rich
nond; elegant residence and outbuild
iugS: 400 acres cleared 53h acres in
No saw timber. over five million
feet; fronts on the river nearly twI
miles. bargain. Price $4,000
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-05-04

MARSHALL STREET, BETWEEN
first and Adams street: fourteen
rooms, detached. brick; So 500
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-05-04

WE HAVE a FINE LIST OF 1TppEp
and lower James River farms thai
arc bargain; before purchasing see
our farm man.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-05-04

] 900 ACRES IN DINWIDDIE COUNTY
seven miles from Blackstone. on mac,
;,dain road; 900 acres cleared, balance
In timber; Will sell or trade for civ
property; price $4,000.
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a GREAT OPPORTUNITY TO MAKE a
moderate Investment in Il growing
cooperative Richmond business;
profits guaranteed: capital to he used
for expansion of business. thia liz q
wise and safe Investment for either
men or women. Address II 416, care
Times DiSDatch
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-05-04

WANTED. a COUPLE TO BOARD IN
private family. four miles OF city,
on railroad and convenient to car
Dispatch '"'N'
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-05-04

VERY DESIRABLE F'IrRN ISHED
house, 30l South Third Street, OF
bath. lower flat; seven rooms and
bath. upper fiat
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-05-04

WANTED BOARDERS FOR TW0
large. bright rooms hrst class bonr,J
50 and So per week 1916 Floyd Ave-
nue.. or phone Monroe 17Ob
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PAID "a TIMES MORE THAN saw
ings bank; money doubled in four
months backed by S2.0O0.000 prop
erty. state amount you can invest
for proposition. Address il. CLAUSS.
Room 2, Commercial Bank Building,
Charleston. s. q.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-05-04

FOR SALE, SIX ROOM HOUSE IN
fairmount 1119 North Twenty
second Street Address Il 247, care
IL
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WANTED. TO RENT MY FURNISHED
house Oh Grove Avenue for the SUM
mer months Address II 1913. care
Times Dispatch.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-05-04

FOR SALE WELL BUILT. DETAcH-
ed. three story brick house 500
MOCK West Grace: excellent condi-
ZION: three baths. newly papered: de-
iiEhtful home; exclusive neighbor-
mood. Price low. and less commits
sion II sold direct. Address "QUICK
SALE" Box G25
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aDefttng9

THE ANNUAL MEETING; on, TIN, Arr,
tuai Assurance Society of Virginia
VIII be held at the Office OF the SO
\ciety on MONDAY. May 10 19I3
at o'clock r. NJ
q. MOFFETT KING.
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personals

sElTZ. THE BARBER, 1903 EAST
Main. guarantees to stop falling hair.
soc. Call. see testimonials Modern,
sanitary.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-05-04

FOURTEEN ACRES. ON CAR LINE.
near stop; can be bought at bargain
rFlco; this Is an ideal tract for q
country place. See C.ASSELMAN q
COMPANY. 1918 East Main
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ACRES ON BROAD
Street Road, just beyond city Limits
}llo0 ,per acre. IL. +. SCHMIDT &
%. SOB East Franklin Street. Phone
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-05-04
Ilats For Rent

block West Grace street. suitable
for doctor immediate possession.
Monroe y72
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-05-04

COMFORTABLE BEDROOM FOR coli
pie, with sitting room connecfing.
southern exposure. 4I0 West Grace
street. So
White Pine news weekly mining review. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1910-1920, 1913-08-03
BELIEVES WILLOW GREEN
HAS GREAT FUTURE.

J H Maclin Of East Ely. who has
been doing prospecting work at VII
low Greek. for some time. was in
town the first OF the week. coming IN
for supplies and a visit with his
family. lie is strong for Willow
Greek and expresses confidence that
only time and development is need
ed 10 show It's results as a biz pTodae-
er, In fact. he believes Willow Greek
has TIE best and richest prospects Of
n section OF the state Miners and
nrospeetor are arriving in the district
every day. and IL is stated hat claims
located following the gold strike. and
upon which nothing but development
work has been done. can he obtained
az reasonable terms
White Pine news weekly mining review. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1910-1920, 1913-08-03
MOTOR CYCLE DEATH ROLL.

Advocates OF universal peace might
as a side line. direct a portion Of
their efforts towards TIE adjustment
of motor cycle racing. Next 70 svis-
tion there IS probably no sport
more dangerous. foolhardy. and at
tended with so many fatal accidents
The latest motorcycle tragedy oc-
Cured al Lagoon. Ky. "Wednesday
evening. when 0din Johnson. q Salt
Lake speed maniac. who was partici-
pat.ng in a race. lost control OF his
machine that crushed into an cleo
trio pole al the Lagoon m~otordrome-
johnson was fatally injured. OF
course, but that vas not the worst of
il. In the wreck that followed the
crash. the gasoline tank on the motor
cycle. caught fire from a broken cleo
trie wire. and this is the result:
Eight persons. three men. three
boys and two women, are dead. two
others.a woman and a man cannot re-
cover. according tc the attending
physicians. eyen Others IT. in =
serioRs condition and not ret out Of
danger. while eighteen others sns-
fained injuries OF a more or less ser
1ous nature. but We're able 10 take
care Of themselves following the a.
oident. Herman Davis died from his
burns.
II science. humanity CT anything
else was benefited from some half
insane ace hend getting sstraddle Of
two wheels operated BY a powerful
gasoline engine and tipping around d
prescribed course ar the rate of one
OF two hundred miles an hour. there
might be some excuse for the risk
White Pine news weekly mining review. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1910-1920, 1913-08-03
ABORTION SCHOOL MONEY.

The second annual apPorIonment
o. state school money Tor 1913. has
been received hy County Treasurer
Carpenter. from State Superintendent
John Edwards BRAY The state
school census shows 1908 pupils
snd SIS teachers The total appor-
tionmenf including Ss.e0e 70 the en-
ergency school fund. Is s~l04.2lo-95-
On a basis Of one teacher for every
thirty school children, the apPortion-
ment Is figured s1l4.ss for each
teacher and q fraction over s252 for
each child as computed by the school
census. Washoe county has the
largest number of scholars. the cen
sns showing 3,177. The apporuon-
nent Is s2I.s55.17. Mineral county
reports 122 pupils. with sl.42s-71
appropriated for their educational
advancement
The White Pine county apporuon-
menf i a. follows.
White Pine news weekly mining review. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1910-1920, 1913-08-03
lle2

England and Russia have sent
word 10 Uncle Sans shores thaf they
viii not participate in the big show
being prepared al San Francisco, for
1915. in observance OF the compile
ton and opening Of the Panama
canal. Germany may also decline TO
send a government exhibit Not
wi~thstanding Il win be a big EXPOSE
ton just the same. but il is too bad
that Johnny Bull and BreF. Bear are
not going 10 participate. There is no
call for anybody on the other side OF
the Atlantic 10 feel peeved because
the United States having brought the
s~tupendoHs task of building the canal
10 a successful conclusion. proposes
TO have a say as Il how the canal
shall be used and regulate the tolls
therefor.
White Pine news weekly mining review. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1910-1920, 1913-08-03
FLOODED >TOCk FOR
STATE PRISON FARM

Warden Diekerson has returned
from the eastern part Of the state
where he vas on a search for blood
ed stock for the prison farm and was
able 10 secure SIX short horn Dur-
ham registered COWS and calves from
The short ranch in Ruby Valley.
These animals vii Dc brought 10 the
ranch this week BIZ train and under
personal care Of a prison guard
The animals are registered and
when a proper bun is secured. Which
viii be within a short time. the pri-
son ranch will soon have an envisble
name fer It's blooded stock.
Warden Diekerson went 10 The
eastern part Of the state by auto but
owing 10 the he2va storms and The
consequent bad roads, be was forced
10 leave the ear in charge Of the driv-
CT and come home by train.
The prison ranch is TO be enriched
IN September by the receipt from the
Ningfeld ranch Of six Berkshire
sows and a boar-all registered
stock and stock which has won a
number of prizes al various shows.
White Pine news weekly mining review. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1910-1920, 1913-08-03

arrived in the district and braking
on the Nevada Northern. vas in
structed in the science OF badger
pulling Sunday evening Boomer
used TO reside in Ely. but that was
before the country became infested
with badgers. SO he had 20 be shown
The interesting event took place at
East Ely. as the shades OF night we're
falling. just the right time for
badgers 70 De their eamest.
A large number OF railroad boss
and others assembled &c witness the
contest and betting ran SKY high.
kennedy's dog was pitted against
the badger In reality Boomer vas
the n 70 be pitied. but he didn't
know il After he had given en-
phatie assurances that he had no
money up and would play fair he
pulled and the badger came ont with
3 rush, and chased Boomer and
the whole crowd INTO tae ARfler bar
Since then Boomer has lest faith
and il so spicious he refuses e.
take q package received fer him from
the p~ostofice, fearing II may contain
. a~ttlcsnake OF some oi0er specie
OF desert inhabitanl.
White Pine news weekly mining review. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1910-1920, 1913-08-03
ADOPT ACT.

The Sseptoe Valley Smelling aud
Mining company. and the Nevada
Consolidated Copper company. have
withdrawn their objections recently
fled to TIE workings OF tie state in
dustrial insurance Law. and are o
under its force and effect Is the
companies named are The largest il
the state their action in accepting ths
provisions Of The Law. vii probably
have an induenential effect n e
tablishing The Law f~avorably n The
light Of public opinion and faeilita1-
ing the work Of the Nevada Industrial
commission.
The Industrial Insurance Art b.
came effective Jnly !. but the lae
provides that employers can L 50 de
string reject the provisions Ct the
statute by giving proper notice 70
that effect
The Nevada Cen. and StePtoe oon-
psnies have made IN exhaustive In
r~estiezsion 81 The at. with the result
thar thsv uishdrew their ~nejection
and herefser employees injured vii
deal directly with tie Insurance con-
mission II The adjustment q dan
ages
Following the acceptance Of ths
provisions Of the Ian ~ TIE 1Wo 10
al companies John ]. Nu1lia. ssere-
uTr 81 tie Nevada Industrial oou-
Mss Ion. cane 10 Fly. fer an insre
Ton e the conditions a. the mines
ana shelter. and assist The eompzn
les IN setting she fsv inta ToTklns
effect
BY uyins ne state ne reqai7aa
premiums me companies are relieved
from al further responsibility IL ~
sissnt cases although il
agarea that he expense ~ accepting
ne provisions of The statute. WIn b
greatly IN excess @ The former
method Ct dealing directly With re
employees
The premiums are suhjeet 20 3D.
5astmenf and the commission Is en-
powered 70 make su7h regulations IS
sasltg and fairness demand II vii
take tine and The aetaal experience
c accident cases 10 Set the premiums
adjusted 70 The best Interests O. al
concerned
White Pine news weekly mining review. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1910-1920, 1913-08-03
TIL :. 2. SITUATION.

It Is hoped that the threatened
strike 81 tie Southern Pacific mar
be aserted. oneers Of he Brother
hood Of Railway Trainmen and Order
of Railway Conductors have notified
he United states Beard 81 Mediation
an Consultation that they would
await TIE action Of the hoard in the
pending difficulties with tae south
eru Pacise ailreas before putting
TIE referendum strike vete ate 81
feet.
The mediation bard II Washing
ton acknowledge receipt q tie
sosissrn Pacific telegram asking
mediation Members q tie basra are
n St Louis and Chicago and
eUectea that oae & least wn y sent
70 san Francisco = enc
Unien officials declared that n
the event Of tie failure q media
ton measures Il Es probable thst
tie fire. q. engineers ard telegTa-
piers vsa75 JOIN "a 9 strike
The ssleerapheFs added a PES ele-
ner e The situation YESTERDAY The
i men employed On The Paeide g.
vision Of tae railroad have besn ne
sotiatiag for months for higher
wages. 2. ]. Nznaon fifth vice prezi-
dent. said that progress had been az
satisfactory.
TIE alleged Eriessnce is said . b
that tie company declines % give
trrnnen coming from steam opera1-
ed divisions to electrified haes sem
ority according 70 their standing II
the system
RE company alleseS ihal service
OF suburban electric lines requires n
experience OF those lines. and 70
transfer trzinmen from team to elee-
tric lines would endzngeF human life
The trainmen. however. insist O.
seniority as demanded
White Pine news weekly mining review. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1910-1920, 1913-08-03
MuLHALL INVESTIGATION.

Martin II. Mulhall practically
finished on Tuesday, his identifies
ton of letters he wrote and received
in the ten years he claims 10 have
been the lobbyist for the National
Association of Manufacturers. The
seuate investigation committee next
turned its attention 10 examination
of Mulhall and attorneys for the as
~sociation and for the American Fed
GRAFTON of Labor also involved IN the
correspondence will begin their cross
examination Of the witness
Members of the committee will at
tempt TO strengthen Mnlhall's story
of his political activities in Wash
ington and throughout the country.
while the attorneys viii co their best
70 break il down. Questions by the
lawyers under the committee viii be
altered to the witness through its
chairman.
Mslhalls last day as an icentiher
of letters proved the nos exciting Of
his two weeks on the stand He vas
called a liar and a blackmziler by
Majority Leader Underwood Of the
house Of Representatives after lie had
sworn that he had tried 10 get Chair
man Wilson Of the labor committee
interested II the story ae now Is tell
Ing.
White Pine news weekly mining review. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1910-1920, 1913-08-03
WHO X


An Eiko dispatch n Thursdays
Reno Gazette states that a huge ell
eetric power plant is 10 be construct
ed on the South Fork stream above
the Clayton ranch. II is further
stated that California capitalists who
secured the water rights. recently
sent Leon NJ. Hall. a San Francisco
engineer 10 examine the site. and
thar after \ visit 20 the district Hall
had expressed himself As nigaly salts
fed With he opportunities offered
According 10 as estimates there Is
water enough and sufficient fall 10
develop 10000 horse power. The
first unit to be Installed viii b. from
5000 10 5000 horse power.
Local interest n the dispatch i
stimulated from the statement that
The southern mining camps. Bullion,
Round Mountain and Ely n rarticn-
lar. vin receive The power. the prinei-
pal portion OF Which VII be taken by
tne Fir mines. sore q he capitalists
Interested n the water rgass beins
also interested N The Ely mines
which IN turn are less man 50 miles
from the proposed power plant
TIE dispatch nust have had some
Foundation, bat Inquiry aneas leeal
mining Interests fails Il shes sny Il
Eliminating light "a Nho IS TO baiia
the power plant and vhas concerns
are II make as Of the power A.
time The sss spring that
announcement aa made o. the
GIroaxaCoraarng1es merger 3 report
circulated 5hat Tive
snelter q TIE rev comnany a Ea
Ely. WAS % derive power from q hy-
3Foe,eetrlc plant a clege ssk bus
that proposition seems 1o b IN n
way connected w5th this scheme
Il conceded hv anyone CONVEX
sant With TIE furnishing al power D.
means Of steam that On he side o
profits everything saFors electricity
Ehea TIE sane san s generated b
water power NanafaetuFing ana
mining concerns and railroads are
5ezoiing Investigation and money e
The subject q power derived from
water thar las long nm 70 waste aua
has almosf endless possibilities %.
developing communities and indus
tres and increasing dividends when
directed upon the turbines 81 a pro
perry equipped power plant There
seems % be 10 limit as 10 re dis
lance electric power can Be transmit
ted overland. and although the Exc
dispatch fails 10 enter into details
there Is nothing stated beyond the
bounds OF possibility
White Pine news weekly mining review. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1910-1920, 1913-08-03
MOOSE WILL BuIIn.

II is probable that Ely is 10 BE
Eraced with another substantial
building for business and lodge pur-
poses. erected By tho Moose Building
association. recently incorporated
for $4,000. Nothing definite Is yet
decided as 10 location. but il is re-
ported that the site most favored is
the corner Of Clark and hurry streets
the present location Of the building
occupied By the Expositor and C. =.
Bonemans law Offices. The property
Is owned by d. :. Dickerson. and il Is
said that he has already granted an
option of the real estate to the
building association
Those having the PROSPECTIVE build
ing in charge are considering plans
Tor a tEo-story structure. s5xlOo
feet, the ground floor for business
places and the second floor for lodge
rooms, for the Moose. 1t Is also the
intention of the Moose to sub-rent To
other secret organizations desiring
lodge oom accommodations.
The sale of shares Of which there
White Pine news weekly mining review. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1910-1920, 1913-08-03

A Boston dispatch Ct recent date
states that Col D c. lacking OF salt
Lake City. viii be elected q director
of the General Petroleum company.
al . meeting in San Francisco, next
week. Cal. Jackling viii represent
HARDEN. Stone q Co. Of Boston. and
* : believed that the petroleum CON-
paay VIII 90 some new financing
through that firm. The venture into
the oil Seld Is a new departure for
both Col. lacking and for the Boston
frm which he viii represent
White Pine news weekly mining review. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1910-1920, 1913-08-03

Yesterdays Washington dispatches
relative 10 the Mexican situation.
were to the effect that so far as the
United States j. informed. both me
federals and eonsutunonalists are
complying with the desire Of the
American government for the proiec-
ton Of foreigners and their property
and there i q hopeful feeling mani
Tested II eff cial circles that Efforts of
influential Mexieans 10 bring abou;
peace may be successful The admin
istratian al Washington is doing
everything to prevent agitation Of the
question. ard viii 90 slow n what
ever is undertaken. ambassador
Henry Lane Wilson's recent hitter
ances and expression Of views fol-
lowing his arrival from Mexico. are Al
variance with hose of the president
and Secretary Bran. and il Is said on
coed authority that information is in
possession of the state deparfm snf
e~ontradicting in many essential
features the report of The embassa-
dor. II is considered very probable
that Mr.. Wilson viii not go hack 10
Mexico as the American ambassador.
White Pine news weekly mining review. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1910-1920, 1913-08-03

The California state railroad com
mission handed an awful jolt 10 the
Nens-Fargo Express company. FIR
day. b. ordering a reduction in ex-
press rates Of the said company
amounting TO a cut Of S7se.eoe from
the present annual revenues The
order which becomes effective oeto-
Der I. abolishes every rate OF the
Wells-Farso company. in the state.
and more than three mill.o2 new
rates devised by the commission on 2
ten-mile zone basis are ordered ef-
fective at that time. The express
company is ordered 10 operate six
months on The commissions rates.
which are. on the average l. per cent
below those heretofore exaeied. and
then submit a statement OF lis earn
ings. II il feels the rates not justified.
At present. the commission finds, the
company makes a net yearly profit of
~sS42 1907, on a property valuation es-
timated at sels.sss. or iss per cent
on its investment.