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Guild Meets Monday.

The Westminster Guild will be en-
tertained on Monday afternoon by
Miss Olive o. st. Clair, All Franklin
street.
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Trinity Ladies Entertained.

The ladies' society of the Trinity
NJ. b. church was entertained this
afternoon at the home of Mrs. H. NJ.
Anschutz.
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FOR SALE Cadillac, foredoor, auto
mobile. Cheap. Inquire or write
Hydraulic Engrg. Co. of Me.
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WANTED-1O boys to pass bill 1880
Saturday morning. R. M. Bland,
1929 High.
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Ladies' Society Meets.

The Ladies' society of the Trinity
church were entertained this after
noon in the Y. W. c, A. building by
Mrs. B. F. Waggoner and Mrs. A. %.
Marks.
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Y. M. c. A. ITEMS
Garfield R;hie Class.

Garfield Bible Class.
me Garfield school bible class will
hold session at 7:3O o'clock this
evening with David Collier. at his
nome, 61s High street. which the mem
pei. pers are looking forward 70 with much
interest.
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WANTED Washing and ironing to
take home. Phone Red $40.
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FOR RENT-No. 22o North Fourth.
ten room house, steam heat. good
barn, large grounds, rent reasonable
to good tenant John Tumelty.
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Daily Stock Letter.

copyright, 1913. by the New York
Evening Post1
NEW YORK. Nov. q .-Trading in
the stock market was If anything
more Iifeless than yesterday and so
far as the price movement went the
changes were relatively unimportant
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roR RENT.

FOR RENT-121s Franklin, five-room
cottage. water and gas. 1911 Frank
lin, modern six-room house, 22o, 225
and 228 South Fifteenth, modern
eight-room houses. Charles Altes AS
Blondeau.
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FOR sALE-Edison Home phono-
graph, $50 outfit. only 25c. Piggott
Music House.
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FOR RENT--13o3 Orleans street, will
rent at $3.50 if taken this week.
Nicely arranged and all modern ex-
cept furnace. Range goes with house.
Linoleums, mating, etc, for sale.
Phone Black-1232
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FOR RENT-Large front bedroom,
furnished. Modern conveniences.
1909 Bank street Phone Black 773.
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FOR SALESAmerican Adding Ma
chine. Address Machine" this office.
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FOR RENT Eight room house, 1929
Blondeau street. Inquire at 1913
Blondeau.
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WANTED Dining room girl at Hotel
Granite, Hamilton, Ills.
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FOR RENT room house, 324 South
Eleventh, $500 per month. See j..
R. Roberts, sol Main street.
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FOR RENT-Two large rooms, house
keeping apartments, modern, heat
furnished. 329 North Fourth street.
Phone Red-S20.
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WANTED - Railway mai. clerks.
$500 to $3.50 month. Details free.
Franklin Institute. Dept. 1o4 E..
Rochester. N. Y.
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Mrs. keldaisch Entertains.

Mrs. ]. Albert Keidaisch delight
fully entertained eight tables at
bridge this afternoon at her home,
627 Orleans avenue. Mrs. Norman
Penny of Roseville. H., and Mrs.
Graham of Monmouth, We're out Of
town guests
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Mccoy. There were about fifty ladies
present during the afternoon A pleas.
ant time was spent by the entire as
semblage.
Married at Manse.
On Thursday afternoon at 500
o'clock at the manse of the First
Westminster church occurred the mar
riage Of Miss Ruth r. Robinson and
MIR. Ben S. Anders, both of Macomb
Ill.,, DR.. E. B. Newcomb officiating.
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Mnnniish JeueIry

Our Christmas stocks Of jewelry for mans wear
covers mans every possible want in jewelry.
If IS Just because Scarf Pins, Watch Fobs, Chains,
~ are prominent part Of his attire that it is import
inf 70 have them in good and right here is where
we help YOU
If you going to give ewery to your sweetheart,
vour brother father any other man, make your
actons now from holiday stocks We will lay aside
your purchase until Christmas Pay as you please.
New watches in gold
~ - $3.50, $1,000, s145o $500, $4,000 to $4,000
New fobs in gold $780, $780, $780, $780, $1,000 to $4,000
New chains in gold $3.50, $3.50, So 90, $1,000 $4,000
New scarf pins gold 81 s15o $780, $1,000 to $1,000
New cuff buttons gold $780, $50 $780, $1,000 to $15
New rings in gold So 80 $780, $1,000, $500 to $4,000
New Emblem charms in gold $500, $500 $780, $50 to $50
Smoking and shaving accessories cloth and mill
tary brushes fountain pens in silver and gold cigarette
cases
Ayres e Chapman
Jewelers, 81 De,smiths, Social Stationers
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Mining Stocks

After opening quiet and weak in common with
most OF the other stocks of the Tonopah group
in Bush street yesterday. Tonopah Merger braced
up and became the drmest feature OF the mar
ket and the most active stock on the list on
renewal OF buying activity. The stock made
very poor showing at the outset. when oners
to sell good sized blocks at soc found no takers.
and Immediately after the call the price sagged
points below the opening level on some liberal
selling. Shortly before the noon recess buying
orders commenced to come In to the board room
and the stock responded with sudden upswing
that continued into the afternoon when the
price rose TO SIC where IT closed A few Of
the others also showed some buoyancy IN the
late trading after starting the day neglected and
weak. North Star sold at the dollar level at
the opening and IL lost points before the
trading had progressed very far, but 1t recovered
the loss later and closed steady. Midway was
End rose to 81 80. Jim Butler to 74c and Rescue
continued to receive good buying support at 22c.
The Goldfeld trade continued quiet. with
prices remaining about the same as on the pre-
celing day. Consolidated barely managed TO
qualify for place the record of transactions
with one lone sale ut the previous price OF
1.611a. Nevada Hills sold at 92c and Round
Mountain finished the day rather easy at SOC
The Comstocks were moderately active and
generally steady. though prices showed but little
change from Thursdays closing quotations
Mexican sold at S1.25 which price was bid for
more shares at the close. Union, its neighbor,
was stationary at I5c. while Sierra Nevada
gained point. 0phr was unchanged. Consoli-
dated Virginia was steady at 14@15c
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MiIson,s Views ON the Market.

From J. G Wilson Co.'S private wirel
NEW YORK, July 1S.-There was decided
urn for the better In the stock market today
Prices were substantially above Yesterdays last
with Steel. Union Pacific. Canadian and Reading
leading. California Petroleum continued weak on
reports that the dividend would he passed and
Mexican Petroleum weakened in sympathy. There
were realizing sales near the close but all OFFER
ings were well absorbed
Cotton--Very hot weather both sides of the
Mississippi. with OF hot winds doing dam
age In Oklahoma and some reports OF shedding
IN Arkansas. helped TO put prices up. Habersharn
King in his report for the week ended July I 4
SAYS 1t was iniuriously dry in Georgia and South
Carolina and that rain needed in Texas and
Oklahoma. New Orleans sold here to some ex-
tent. as did several Of the spot houses bnt TAX
ing a around view OF the situation we nre-
fer huvng the setbacks
BOSTON. July 1S.-In the coppers North Butte.
Calumet, Arizona and Greene were the strong
features. Owing To the lack of leadership ft
takes longer for the local list to respond 10 the
changed conditions. but the coppers will not lag
long II the New York market continues to move
upward
CHICAGO July 1s.-The start in wheat was
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MAY PAY INTEREST
ON j. |. & P. NOTES
Protective Committee Is
Named for Holders of
Smith Paper
Mostly Held in East, Where
Call Has Been Issued
for Deposits

News was received in San Francisco
yesterday OF the appointment in New
York of Albert II. Virgins, F. j.
committee for the holders of the
S1.61S, 900 three year per cent notes of
the United Light and Power company
of California, interest on which was
defauted June l. Deposits of the notes
are asked for by the Bankers Trust
company of New York, which also is
trustee for the notes.
More than $1,000, 900 of these notes
were sold from the New York Office of
the Smith -Trevis- Hanford company, so
the east and not in California.
r. G. Hanford OF San Francisco
president of the United Light and
Power company, made the statement
several weeks ago that the, past due
interest on these notes would be paid
prior to the 90 day limit allowed by
the indenture. which would be Septem-
ber l., 1918. and that these payments
probably would be made around August
]. 1t is understood that a majority Of
these notes have already been de-
posted.
One of the trustees who is endeavor-
ing to untangle the T. NJ. Smith finan-
cial knot called attention Yesterday TO
the fact that one of the principal assets
behind these notes is the contract for
the supplying of power TO the San
Francisco Ga kland Terminal railways
and other Smith traction. properties.
This was another reason. he said. WHY
all the committees and creditors should
work together in order that nothing
may be done by one company which
would impair the security behind ohli-
cations of other companies of the
group.
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f E|NANC|AL MART
TAKES NEW LIFE
Forward Movement Is Re-
sumed and Trading Best
III Several Weeks

NEW YORK, July 1S.-The forward
movement in stocks was resumed today
with vigor following the interruption
yesterday of the advance which began
several days ago. Trading was on a
was the most comprehensive of several
weeks
Steel. Union Pacific. Reading, Cana
dian Pacific, Smelling. Harvester and
more, with lesser gains for most of
the remainder of the list While the
close was below the best prices In
some cases. owing to realizing sales,
days gains.
More than one-fourth OF the trading
was in Steel. the keen demand for
which apparently was due in large
part TO forced covering.
The course of the market illustrated
the close connection now existing be-
tween conditions here and in foreign
centers. London was a buyer OF stocks
purchases on direct orders. Arbitage
brokers estimated foreign buying at
10000 or more shares. principally OF
Canadian Pacific, Union Pacific, Steel
and Amalgamated.
There were important developments
at home, but the foreign influence was
perhaps the most important factor.
the last few days s'psN paxe Followed af the
European markets. Prices rose abroad
Wednesday and today and an advance
here followed. Yesterdays reaction In
London was followed by a reaction
here. In addition to the foreign buy
ing, brokers said that there was a bet
ter demand for investment stocks here
today than had been the case for some
time.
The course of New Haven was watched
closely, owing to the announcement
over night of President Mellen's resig-
nation. Traders who viewed this de-
velopment as bullish bought the stock,
sequently 1t fell off sharply. closing at
loss on the day OF 2M- New Haven
6s lost II. 49,
Bonds Were firm. Total sales. par
value, $1.665, ,000 egeT
Panama SO, registered and coupon,
nclinRd u on call. t...a2
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Hutton's New York Letter

There was more strength and activ-
ity displayed in today's market than
Wall street has seen for many days.
Opening prices showed gains in the
general list, with exception of petro-
leun issues. which were again under
pressure. both selling at new low rec
Ords. 1t was reported that there had
been a great deal of calling of loans
on petroleum issues.
Foreign business was a factor, buy
ing orders amounting to more than
10000 shares coming in. Heavy trad
ing in Steel common again attracted
attention, $4,000 shares being dealt in
up to 2 o'clock. There was said to
have been excellent buying Of this
stock during the last few davs. South
ern Pacific sold up to SO. When rights
of Union Pacific were first dealt in on
the curb Southern Pacific stock was
selling at 81. 1t was the assumption
that $S6,000.000 Southern Pacific stock
would be offered to Union Pacific stock
holders at so, and on that assumption
rights sold between q and q. With
the advance. rights are more valuable
provided so is the price decided on for
Southern Pacific. Union Pacific had a
sharp advance. following the upward
movement In Southern Pacific. In late
trading steel sold above Sc and Union
above 148. Other speculative shares
gave no opportunity for short covering
without loss. High prices for the day
in all active shares were made in the
last half hour.
At the close the market had a very
strong undertone, and indications
pointed to further Improvement.
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Los Angelo. OIL stocks
MISCELLANEOUS MARKETS
Cotton Market

From r. r. Hutton & Co.'S private wirel
NEW YORK. July 1s-Indi rerent cables and
a very nattering report from Cordill on the Texas
crop made for slightly easier tone early but
when the details Of yesterdays weather were
posted showing temperatures OF 100 to 1O5 in
the Atlantic states. with similar conditions In
set In which carried values up sharply from the
low levels
The weather is the whole thing at the moment
and lower temperatures general rains in the
southwest might easily sharp reaction,
though continuation Of present conditions for
few days longer would likely bring about fnr-
thnr substantial advance
Spot closed quiet. Mddling npiands 12 40c;
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Boston Stocks

(From E. F. Hutton & Co.'S private wire.)
BOSTON, July 1S.-Thc market firm. but
with small volume OF trading. New Haven
predominated the early market here, advancing
sharply to 1o7, but reacting later. After II
o'clock the other issues were taken In hand and
the volume increased somewhat. Advances were
reported in good sized fractions by noon. CRANKY
was the feature opening point up and quickly
advancing another small transactions. The
Hayden properties were all strong and made ad-
vances. During the early afternoon the market
iiyened up some North Butte was a feature.
with considerable trading. and advanced a point
to 26A. Domestic consumers OF copper have at
last awakened to the fact that copper metal Is
position. The large agencies report good busi
and Europe continues to be large taker
OF the metal. The present buying, which started
abroad when electrolytc selling around 14c
has advanced the price to 14s1c
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toward easier values owing TO lower cables. some
rain In the corn country and lower mar
ket On the break elevator concerns absorbed
sI offerings and then. big bulge In corn.
with some excitement wheat turned up 1Ac.
There is inherent strength in the wheat position
and an evident desire by conservative people 10
make some investment purchases at around these
nrices and follow it down If they have to. We
think the reduced oat crop and the almost sure
decrease in the corn crop will have tendency
10 check wheat sales in the near future
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New York Money Market

NEW YORK. July 1S--Money on call. steady
at 2A 622 per cent: last loan. 2A per cent;
closing bid, per cent; offered at 2H per cent.
Time loans, easier: 60 days, 4d4h per cent;
90 days, 5@5K per cent; six months, 6 per
cent
Primo mercantile paper. per cent.
Sterling exchange steady. with actual bust
ness in bankers bills at s4.s315 for so day bills
and at 81. s663 for demand
Commercial bills. $4.S3.
Bar silver 59hc.
Mexican dollars. 47c.
Government bonds. steady.
Railroad bonds, firm.
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Livestock Market


CHICAGO. July 1S.--Hogs-Recepts. IA ,Oe0
head market strong to 10c higher. Bulk Of sales.
$e-15M9.45: light. 50. 150l9.60 mixed SS.90@
9.55: heavy. $s.70G9.45; rough, ss.70@s.9o; pigs,
S7.60G9. So.
Cattle-Receipts. 1.5o0 head: market slow hut
steady. Beeves, $7.15M9.15: Texas steers. STA
8; western steers, 81 7156s 20; stockers and feed
ers. $1,000 !. 50; cows and heifers. $3.S0GS.50;
calves $S.50M11.35
Sheep-Receipts. 1900 head; market weak.
Native sheep. 81 2565.25: western. S4.25G6.10;
yearlings. s5.o0@6s5; lambs. native $6Gs. west
ern $6.5O6S
KANSAS CITY. July 1S.-Hogs-Receipts.
900 head market 10c higher. Bulk of sales.
50 1519. 22h; heavy. Sa.1O1920: packers and
butchers. $s1o@9.25; light, $9.15@9.25; pigs.
$7T5dS.75.
Cattle--Receipts 1000 head: market steady.
Prime fed steers SS.506 so: dressed beef steers.
$76S40: western steers. S8.50MS.25: southern
steers. $5.5067 Z 60: cows S4l067T: hefers. $3.50
Ms.75: stockers and feeders. s4.7517.50; bulls,
$45066.75: calves. S6G7a.50
Sheep-Receipts. 1000 head: market weak.
Lambs. s7ds: yearlings. $4.75@5.75; wethers.
S4.25d5; ewes, 81. 5064.50; stockers and feeders.
81 25.
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SUMMARY OF
THE MARKETS

More cheerful tone I'm Gotham
stock market
Leading Wall street stocks made
good gains.
Copper shares reflect improvement
In metal prices.
Cotton futures advance ON more
hot weather news.
Bond prices well maintained on
local exchange.
TOnOpah merger leads Nevada
mining stock trade.
Export sales steady wheat In CHI
cagO pit.
Hot weather in the southwest
strengthens corn prices.
Wheat and oats continue dull In
local market.
December barley option takes a
turn for the better.
No chsnge In local cnsh barley
situation.
Extra butter scores another small
advance.
Egg market firm, with prices
steadily rising.
Shippers OverstOck the market
with trashy fruit.
Most kinds of vegetables In heavy
supply.
Recent firmness In the poultry
market passes of.
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Northwest Wheat

W
SEATTLE. July 1S.-Wheat: Old crop-Nor.
NAL. New crop-Bluestem. SIC: forty fold soc;
club. 79c: FIFE roc: red Russian. 7sc.
Yesterdays receipts-Wheat. IS cars: hay ts
cars; -four cars; corn. l car: barley. ! car
TACOMA. July 1S-Wheat Old crop-Blue-
stem 93c: club, 00c. New crop-Bluestem nom
inal. S2fi S3c: club. Soc
Receipts-Wheet, L car; barley 6 cars; corn
car; oats. l car; hay. cars
OREGON
PORTLAND. July --Wheat-Unchanged
Reeeipts--Wheat, car; -four. cars; oats
cars; hay, ) cars
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MippenpoIfx Gr.ir Marl..,

MINNEAPOLIS. Mimi. July 1s-Wheat-Julv
sly as &c; September. 500. @s95sc; December
81 y n92Mc- cash--No. l hard. a1Xc; No
northern $685. Ma0a4c: No. northern. S7s. IN
sS&c: 10. hard Montana, ses4c No 8 wheat,
s5N 0ls6aac.
Flour-tTnchaDged.
Bran-Unchanged.
Corn-No. yellow, 5SiH a soc.
Oats--No. white 3713It5c
Rye-No. .. 56m5Sc
Barey-42654c.
Flax-$1. .36A GI3Ti4.
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New York prndnce

NEW YORK. July lS.-Butter-Steady Re
ceipts, 9,663 tubs. Creamery extras. 26s4 a
PIKE; frsts. 251a 6o6c: state dairy. finest, 28c.
process extras. 24H @25c: Imitation creamery
frsts. 24c: factory. current make frsts. 23@
23iac; do seconds. 2102oc; packed stock, current
make No. l.. Pike
Cheese-Steady and unchanged. Receipts.
specials. 1414 @141ae; do white and pale, 14l4c;
skins. 36l11c.
Eggs-Steady. Receipts, 1910 cases Fresh
gathered extras. 24d28c: extra frsts. o1623c:
nrsts. lS1a @20c: Pennsylvania and nearby hen
merry whites. as to size and quality. 25d30c; do
gathered whites. 23G2Sc; western gathered
whites c0@25c
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GREAT WESTERN POWER

An encouraging statement of earn
ings and expenses is that issued yester-
dsy for June 1913, ard six months
ended June 80, 1913. by the Great West
ern Power company system For the
month 1t shows net income from all
sources of s175.S13.95 and surplus in
crease more than double that of June,
1912
For six months the net income from
all sources was s97e.651.32 and the sur
plus was s40S2aq94 as compared with
a surplus Of s251.S15.62 forS the same
period in 1912. This showing iustifies
the statement made bv an officer OF the
company that with business continu-
ing at the present rate for the remain
der Of the current year the net income
of the company for 1913 ought to
amount to 100000"
The sta atefnent follows.
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CIcnrtngr in Northwe.tern CitIes

SEATTLE. July 1s-Clearings 1898 1ss; bal
ances, $I72. TS9.
TACOMA. July 1S.-Clearings, S404 800: bal
ances S54. 400.
SPOKANE. July 1s.-Clearinss. s633. sos; bal
ances S90.1S1
PORTLAND, July 1S.--Clearings, 81, 3SS, go,
balances, s12G. .06J.
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Lo. Angeles Produce Market

Los ANGELES. July 1s.-Egss-Inchanced /:
receipts. 3S1 cases. Local ranch. candled Gle
case count 2Sc: northern. case count 25Ec
Butter-Firm and unchanged: receipts 90 sos
pounds Prices to the trade &c above quotations.
California extras. 3Oc: frsts &c
Cheese--Receipts. 315 pounds. Northern fresh
Ike: eastern singles, 1Sc; do twins lie; do
cheddarE. 17ia 6lSc.
Potatoes-Oregon Burbanks. .25 per ell: new
yellow sweets. 6h67c per III: Salinas SfM1I 10
per ctl; new potatoes. 55g60c per box.
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AND FOREIGN GRAIN
Future Grain and Provisions
Cash Grai,. and provision,

CHICAGO. July 1S.-Corn-No. 2 62M62;.c:
No. 2 white 63H 663lac: No . yellow 621[1
G2Nc; No. 3. 611a @e2kc; No. 5 white. 63@
63Hc: No yellow 621t a 6215c: No. g. 60It "a
6lAc; No. white. 81 81 @6212c; No. yellow, 6I
@61atc.
Rye-No 2. 6ah@62c
Barley-4Sm SIC
Timothy-s3. 75@4.T5
Clover-Nominal.
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SACRAMENTO & WOODLAND R. r..

An excellent statement of earnings
for its first year was issued yesterday
by the Sacramento and Woodland Rail-
road company. The property is a
standard gauge interurban railway. IS
miles in length, connecting Woodland
and Sacramento. IT is incorporated a 8
a commercial railroad and handles both
passengers and freight. The company
Is capitalized for s1,000,0O0 and has
outstanding s75O.000 in 8 per cent 80
wear bonds. The line was completed
and opened for operation July Is. 1912,
and the statement for the fiscal year
therefore covers a period of II IL
months only. Following IS the record :
Gross earnings. gs......................S .S13s. .54T 3e
Operating expenses. inclusive OF nsur-
snce and taxes. Observation-Disclosures. s2.SS1. %
Net earnings. .-.....-..-....,..-- $50. .659. 63
Interest on bond issue. 81, ,937. 80
Surplus .................-. S19, ID Is
The property has earned for the pc
riOd at the rate of sS,032 per mile of
route per annum.
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The Wilmington Transportation COM
pany has asked for a rehearing before
the railroad commission asking that
the commission vacate its previous or
der declaring the company subject to
its jurisdiction. The Wilmington COM
pany operates between San Pedro and
Avalon. Catalina islands, both in Los
Angeles county and in the state of CAL
ifornia. The commission held that, not
withstanding the fact that these yes
sells traverse the high seas, they are
subject TO the jurisdiction of the state
of California and of the railroad COM
mission under the public utilities act
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Loans. Exchnnge and Silver
Condition of Treasury

WASHINGTON. July is.-The condition of
the United States treasury at the beginning of
business today was:
Net balance in general fund. S126 1873, 5S6.
Total receipts yesterday. s.. .4S6. $40.
Total payments yesterday, 81, cor, ,193
The deficit this fiscal year IS SIS, $50. .094.
against a deficit of $11 400. $50 last year. ex-
elusive of Panama canal and public debt trans
actions