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New-York tribune., 1913-06-26
CURB ECHOES.

i & stated that brokers' in Denver are
a,,snpaung the formation Of a curb
rarksi in that city. which will be regu-
a.t: with strict rules. along the lines
al down by the New York Curb Market
Association.
TAs Chambers- -Ferland Mining Com
Is'y in It's report for the year shows that
iscspts from ore sales. after deducting
'yalties, smeiter charges, etc, are
GEa Miscellaneous income brought
Em 50 and ground rents &, go 5s total
q NS7l 60. There was carried forward
ron last year Sl72.s55 49, making a grand
nnl Of s99.7oS g. The expenditures in
a.dsd HS7S2 80 for mining and S3,l2 IS
@ueatment Of ore, leaving a balance at
FNi to be carried forward of sl96,743 %,
approximately $500 more than at the
% Of the previous year.
he production OF the Cobalt Townsite
H the week ended June II was 900
'atss, and total OF $3.50 ounces since
y first Of the month. This compares
IN ZOO ounces for the first two weeks
sNay.
ne production for the Casey Cobalt for
= week ended with June IA was 2o0O
Ice. and total Of 1890 ounces since
= MT OF June. and compares with i0,iSO
'-aoss for the same two weeks in May.
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NEW YORK CITY BONDS.
tAeerued interest to be added

FURNISHED BY W. y. coler & CO.. No. 45 Cedar
street,
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MONTH OF MAY. 1918.
Gross operating income e............ s22s 0Sl 80
Operating expenses and taxes. Ii.0i1 "a
Net operating income ............ Sl57, ,o84 10
Other income Observation-Disclosures. 1854 80
Net income from ell sources Gee. sl7l. SIS 80
Bond interest ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. g5. los "a
Surplus for May. 1918 ........... SIC 40 5s
Surplus for May. 1912 ............. 3s.gl5 IS
Increase OF 1913 over lo12....... S37. .S54 10
FIVE MONTHS ENDING MAY 81. 1918.
Gross operating income ............S O0l. .OsG a5
Operating expenses and taxes. 3G0,0fs Al
Net operating income e............ S13l .O31 7S
Other income NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. $3.50 30
Net income from ell sources. $500 s37 81
Bond interest Observation-Disclosures. s73. 243 Oj
Surplus mo. ending May 81. i3 1927 594 81
Surplus mo. ending May 81, 1872 2lfj93 -
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The governing committee OF the New
York Stock Exchange granted yesterday
the petition. signed almost unanimously
calling for the suspension Of business on
Saturday July s.
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PUBLIC UTILITY NOTES..

The acquisition Of the control of the
Easton Consolidated Electric Company
by the Lehigh Valley Transit Company.
which was ratified at the stockholders
meeting of the latter company held June
lS at Allentown, increases the Lehigh
Valley Transit system TO 2O9S miles Of
track and makes the system one of the
largest interurban railways in Pennsyl-
Vana.
The company's lines reach forty-fve
cities and towns, exclusive OF Phlsdei-
phia. The territory served by the COM
pany is growing more rapidly than any
other section OF Eastern Pennsylvania
Light and power service is furnished
along the lines of the company and this
end Of the business Is increasing very
rapidly.
New-York tribune., 1913-06-26
TOBACCO SToCks.

,ouotatlons furnished by l.. l.. Winkelman d
Co.. No. ~ Broad street,
open. High. Low. Bid' Ask. d,x
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Great Western Power Company.

In its report for May and the nvc
months ended May the Great Western
Power Company shows an increase In
surplus after interest deductions OF near
ly loo per cent for the month and more
than 50 per cent for the FIVE months. The
report Of the company Is as follows:
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Canton Electric Company

Canton Electric Company.
The Canton Electric Company in its re-
port for May shows a gross of s29.lS5. an
increase Of s5.169 over the same month
Of last year; net earnings were 1851
an increase Of s2,427, and surplus for the
month amounted TO sS.633, a gain Of 81
219 over May. 1912. The twelve months
gross ended May 81 was s363,956. an in
crease OF $S7,357 over the preceding
twelve months. and surplus after charges
for the period amounted TO S12392i. a
gain OF s1s.736. as compared with the
same twelve months Of last year.
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terly Of ~ per cent on preferred, ana per
cent on common, payable July IL 10 STOCK OF
Mccall Corporation. regar quarterly OF "a.
per cent on first preferred. payable July 70
stock Of record June %. and l per cent on
common. payable August 10 stock OF record
July 25
The Atchison. Topeka & Santa Fe'Rail-
way Company reports gross operating
revenue for May OF S9.56S,397, an increase
Of si5i.7O2; net operating revenue amount
cd to g 9H.70S. decrease Of SlS,6Si OPP
Grating income for the month was g.
Sc. 79s. a decrease Of $2l7203. and operat-
ing income for the eleven months ended
May 81 was S2.225i9. an increase Of
g 40, 90.
Gross earnings Of the Union PaciAc
Railroad Company for May we're S.2l0isi'
a gain OF se05.3Ql. and net revenue was
g. "a. So. an increase OF {9.lS2. Net rev.
onue FOR the eleven months since July !
was 81. .9gi ,99l. an increase OF S.l32,2ss
The report Of the Chicago & North
western Railway Company for May shows
gross operating revenue Of S6@.022. an
Increase OF fsflft ttJt AlfA AssNpAtAN "a N'--fr'
an increase OF {22oe22. and net income
from July to May 81 of A5,2l9.S96 a gain
Of S3.5,o,7J
Tho Lehish VALLEY Railroad COMPANY,
IN It's report FOR MAY shows operatns
revenue Of s3.7sj.2ls an increase Of 81
49, j0s; net revenue Of $l2o2.5s9. gain OF
So. .92s. and net income Of No5fosS an
Increase OF S526s2o.
Elbcrt H. Gary chairman OF the United
States steel Corporation, will sail next
Tuesday on the Mauretania for his an
nIal vacation In Europa Judge Gary
expccts 70 return on the Imperator on
September II.
Total earnings OF the United States
cast Iron Pipe and Foundry COMPANY
FOR the year ended MAY 81. 1919. after de-
ducting cost Of maintenance and opera
ttor. taxes and doubtful accounts,
amounted 10 SO. 20 compared with $685.
70. the previous year. The years net in
come OF $3.50. .i27 is equal TO JS per cent
on the company's Sl2Do00 preferred
stock. before deducting reserves, "a
against 81 per cent on the same STOCK
the previous year.
Dividend and interest disbursements 'or
JUlv 1919. are estimated by Dow. Jones
& Go. at s2SeO0oo. Up TO the present
dividends declared payable next month by
New York city banks and trust COM
panles and various corporations aggre-
gate Sg7.O07, ,4s7. Interest payments on
bonds total 6s.76s.026.
Arplication has been made 10 the STOCK
Exchange 10 list the following securities;
81 10000 additional common stock of the
Mexican Petroleum Company Ltd, Of
Delaware: interim certificates for Chi
caco. Milwaukee & 81. Paul Railway
COMPANY. te,OS40 900; Milwaukee & North
crn Railroad Company first mortgage 4ia
per cent bonds. with authority 10 add
s7l 90 on official notice Of issuance In eX-
change for first mortgage bonds. and 81
ssicO Milwaukee & Northern consolidated
Al. per cent bonds. with authority TO add
sos 600 Of said interim certificates.
The governing committee Of the New
York Stock Exchange granted yesterday
the petition. signed almost unanimously,
calling for the suspension Of business on
Saturday, July 3
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FURNISHED by Harry Z. Thompson Co. No
IS Broad street)
COBAITS.
PoRCUPINEs.
BALTIMORE STOCKS.

FURNISHED by Mlddendorf. Williams & CO.. In
corporated No 81 Pine street. New YORK,
and No l29 East German street. Baltimore }
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BOSTON STOCKS.

FURNISHED by Charles Head 6 Co. No. IA wall
street,
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California Telephone and Light Co.

The California Telephone and Light
Company has been authorized by the Rail
road Commission OF that state TO acquire
the property Of the C1overdale Light and
Power Company. The Cloverdale Light
and Power Company operates in and
about Cloverdale. and the California Tele-
phone and Light Company operates over
portions OF Sonoma. Mendocino. Lake and
Napa counties The decision Of the COM
mission authorizes the California company
10 pay $4,000 in cash and $4,000 in pre-
ferred stock for the properties Of the
Cloverdale company. The California
Telephone and Light Company has also
been authorized TO issue s35O,OOQ bonds
for the purpose Of paying existing lndebt-
edness and for additions 10 its facilities.
New-York tribune., 1913-06-26
INDUSTRlALS.

FURNISHED by Harry Z. Thompson & Co.. NO
% Broad street,
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Washington, Baltimore G. Annapolis.

The Washington. Baltimore & Annapo-
lis Railroad Company IN it's report for the
five months ended May 81 1913, shows
gross Of s323,33s. a gain Of S3e,129 over
the same FIVE months Of last year. and the
gross income for the hve months was
si55.120. an increase Of S20,354 Oper-
ating expenses for the period increased
Sl9.253, and deductions from income for
interest. taxes, etc, increased Ss,5ll, leav-
ing the net income for the five months as
$35.S35. gain OF S11,s43. Changes and
extensions of switches on the Annapolis
division. new switches, extensions and i'm
provements 70 terminal facilities In Bal
tirnore caused a large increase in oper-
ating expenses, and as a result gain
Of $4.072 in gross for May was turned
into a decrease Of $40 for the month in
net income.
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TORONTO STOCKS.

'Intere,, TO he added.
New-York tribune., 1913-06-26

Dividend and interest disbursements sor
July. 1913. are estimated by Dow. Jones
& co. at s2S.eo0oo. Up TO the present
dividends declared payable next month by
New York city banks and trust COM
panles and various corporations aggre-
gate Sg7.OJ7,4s7. Interest payments on
bonds total sl6s. .76S.0 .026
New-York tribune., 1913-06-26

Elbcrt H. Gary chairman OF the United
states steel Corporation. will sail next
Tuesday on the Mauretania for his an
nual vacation In Europa Judge Gary
expects 70 return on the lmperator on
Sentemher II.
The copper era and Morenci leader., 1913-04-25
COPPER.
In Strong Statistical Position-For-
 eien and Domestic Demand Good.

Copper is in good demand. For eign consumers, either due to better banking accommodation or the belief that copper is to enjoy sharp ad vance, are coming into the market for good sized quantities of the red metal both for near and moderately far forward delivery
 European users of copper have a smaller stock on hand at present than for long time and, therefore, if the idea spreads that it is a pretty good time to lay in considerable amount of material the available sup plies in the warehouses of Europe or refineries in this county will quickly vanish
 American consumers are buying in good quantity because business still continues active, but they have not resumed the practice of anticipating their needs for some time ahead.
 The mines of this county have for some time been producing about to their capacity and there is not likely to be any considerable gain from this source. In the meantime consump- tion has eaten up the supplies which accumulated following the 1907 panic and has kept pace as well with the new production which came with the development ot the porphyry cop per mines.
 The relation in fact between pro- duction and consumption is now so close that the variation of either is quickly reflected in the price of the metal.
 This fact was brought out in the past few months. When the money stringency became acute abroad, con- sumers over there were forced to forego their usual practice of stock ing up ahead. The accumulation of visible supplies which followed tenn porarily depressed prices and fur nished the basis for many bearish arguments. Recently the shutting down of several important mines in Mexico and abroad will result in some reduction in production temporarily and as the buying demand of Euro pean consumers has resumed more normal proportions the price has re- sponded and will probably still furtn- i CT advance.
The copper era and Morenci leader., 1913-04-25
TWELVE HUNDRED ACRES IN SU
 GAR BEETs AROUND TEMPE.

TEMPE, April 23-Over twelve hundred acres of land located in the vicinity of Tempe have been planted to sugar beets this year, and the present condition of the crop is splen- did Since the precipitation of Mon- day night and yesterday it is almost possible to see the crop grow, the leaves and shoots come so fast. All indications point to a bountjful crop this year.
 In this sect on alone already this year over one hundred men have been employed at times in the cultivation of the crop. In this there have been numbers of Japanese, Mexicans and Indians employed, but their services have been largely dispensed with, and all that remains for some time is to watch the crop grow.
 Field Superintendent Charles w Waterhouse, who is in charge of the acreage for the Glendale beet sugar factory on the southside, has said that he has never seen better look ing crop at this time of the year thar
 the present one. If the conditions stay right the crop will be banner one
The copper era and Morenci leader., 1913-04-25

An appreciative audience attended, the lecture and exhibition on radiutr1, liquid air and wireless telegraphy given by Prof. John Patty at the Morenci club on Monday evening. Many new and instructive points as to the wide and varied scope of use was demonstrated and all who en- loved this entertainment were with out doubt greatly benefited.
The copper era and Morenci leader., 1913-04-25

A R. Crittendon joined a party of Elks from Clifton and went to Globe on Wednesday of this week.
The copper era and Morenci leader., 1913-04-25

Mrs. J. A. Terrell was the guest of her daughters, Mrs. E. F. Hastings and Miss Maude Terrell during this week.
The copper era and Morenci leader., 1913-04-25
MORENCI NEWS
 AND ITEMS LOCAL INTEREST

Mrs. E. F. Hart has gone on an ex- tended visit with relatives in Grand Junction, Col
The copper era and Morenci leader., 1913-04-25

Mrs F. E. Stanton has been seri ously i'll during the past week
The copper era and Morenci leader., 1913-04-25

Need glasses? See Shell Morenci Hotel next Tuesday, Central Hotel, Clifton, Wednesday and Thursday.
The copper era and Morenci leader., 1913-04-25

Mrs. Scott Brubaker and son, ac- com panied by Miss Marie Wild will leave for Long Beach, Cal, on Sun day morning for four months stay. These ladies have. procured co-- tage on the beach and will enjoy its many advantages during the hot summer months
The copper era and Morenci leader., 1913-04-25

the dining room at the Morenci Hotel on last Saturday evening in response to the invitations extended them to q smoker by the Clifton Elks. Fifteen m members of the Clifton lodge were present and from nine o'clock until midnight entertained their yuests in a lavish manner Dr. Rogue of Cliff ton acted as chairman and toastmas- ter at the affair and called upon many CTS who in turn amused the guests with their stories and entertained with their short talks. Through the kindness of A. L. Cummings, chair man of the Stray Elks" of Morenci, his piano was loaned for the occasion and moved into the dining room Two excellent musicians were among the guests from this place, M. Day. idson and MT. Lassen, and the range of music rendered by these gentle men extended from the airy classic to the most ragged rag" Their music was really greatly appreciated and although but recently brought before the puDl1c, tnelr reputaulOnS as artists on violin and piano are firmly established. During the af- fair a sumptuous buffet lunch was served and a social time enjoyed from start to finish
 It is the desire of MT. and Mrs. James Cooking and E. J. Mitchell to thank their many friends for kind nesses shown during their recent loss of their father, E. Trathen.
 Riding parties are crtainly taking advantage of the elegant weather, es- pecially the scenic beauty on Eagle river and in Metcalf. Most all the available horses in camp are engaged each Sunday and everybody reports the usual enjoyable trip.
The copper era and Morenci leader., 1913-04-25

Quite representative, crowd of the
 young men of the camp assembled in
The copper era and Morenci leader., 1913-04-25

offered the ladies or his
 the abov Laoles Dresses from 75c eacn up
 LUG eacn
 found great many of selling we nave oIa these about bargain table
The copper era and Morenci leader., 1913-04-25
COMMENCING THURSDAY, MAY |st.

Ladies' and n OneTh Third the all in the
 
  in going for
The copper era and Morenci leader., 1913-04-25

The many friends of w. w. McMil- len were surprised this week when he announced his intention of leaving Morenci, having accepted position with the United States Mining & Smelling Co.,, at Needles, Cal. Ac- companied by MT. Swain of Clifton, these men will assume responsible po- sitions with the above company. The best wishes of their friends will ac- company them.
The copper era and Morenci leader., 1913-04-25

The last entertainment of the Red. hath course. under the direction of the Morenci club, was given on Tues day evening, when Ralph Bingham amused his audience with his witty sayings and entertained with musical selections. It was indeed fitting climax to the close of the excellent course of entertainments which have been high-class and much appreciat- ed Ownig to the success of this venture in good entertainments, an other course is being arranged for next winter and it will be the object to make this one better than any be- fore. ~
The copper era and Morenci leader., 1913-04-25

Rivalry between the Badger Mess and the Cactus club as to which had the better bunch as ball players was settled last Sunday afternoon when they met on the local ball grounds. However, the Badger Mess walked off with the honors, while many of the players from both teams have been nursing sore arms and hands this week.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1913-12-03
EDUCATION BOARD
IN SECRET SESSION
Trustees Discuss Ways to
Prevent DR.. Kings Re-
Appointment.

Following the regular meeting of
the county board of education this
morning the organization went into
secret session at 12:40 and continued
it's deliberations behind closed doors
until 2:3o o'clock. All the trustees
of the county with the exception of
Mesrs. Keever and Miller were pres
ent at the meeting
While members of the board did not
deny that the purpose of the closed
meeting was to consider ways and
means to prevent the re-appointment
of DR.. King as county healt hofficer,
none of them would discuss the mat
ter further than to say that no official
action of any kind was taken.
When pressed for the purpose of
the meeting, Mandus Mason, secre-
tary of the board, said it was held to
outline the program for the twelve
monthly meeting to be held next year,
All members of the board are lined
up against Dr. King, according to G.
J. Paullin, trustee of Webster town
ship, save himself He refused to
state his position in regard to the
fight against the health officer.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1913-12-03
IMPOSSIBLE TO GET
OIL FROM TUXTAM
Envoy Lind Makes Report to
President From Vera
Cruz.

VERA CRUZ, New, Dec. 3.-The
arrival here of Special Envoy John
Lind opened the way to a renewal of
negotiations with the Huerta govern
ment if the latter takes the initiative.
Mr.. Lind today made a report to
Washington on conditions in the oil
fields at Tuxtam, where he had been
making a trip Of inspection. AL
thought General Blanque denies the
capture of Tuxtam by General Agu-
rilar's rebels, the fact that the oil in
terests have refused to sell more oil
to the government for use in locomo-
tives on the international railroad in
dicates that the rebels are in complete
control of teh oil territory.
OFFICIALS OPTIMISTIC.
WASHINGTON, Dec. 3.-Sensation-
al developments in Mexica City are
expected within the next few days as
the result of the sweeping victories
of the Constitutionalists. There was
a more optimistic belief in the adj
ministration today, and it was admit
ted that those close to the president
feel that the downfall of the dictator
is near at hand.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1913-12-03
CONGRESS CONSIDERS
SHERMAN TRUST LAW
Legislation Against Com
bines Scheduled For
Next Tuesday.

WASHINGTON, Dec. 3-The house
judiciary committee today decided to
begin consideration next Tuesday of
the trust problem with view to re-
porting amendments to the Sherman
lew. The committee will hold extend
ed hearing on pending antitrust bills.
Representative Henry of Texas prob
ably will be the first witness In sup
port of the bill which he introduced.
The pending currency reform meas
ure, now before congress is endorsed
as a bulwark against financial panics
in his first annual report to congress,
submitted today.
The people of this country are to be
congratulated on the early prospect of
sound legislation on this vitality i'm
portant subject" says Secretary Nc
AdoO.
A certain business hesitancy, aris-
ing from tariff and monetary legisla-
ton before the special session of con-
gress was to be expected, says Secre-
tary McAdoo. But he declares, there
are evidences of a propaganda of
pessimism," which produces a condi-
ton of extreme nervousness.
The total national debt June 80, was
$2,916, 204, 913.66. The total receipts
including postal, for the fiscal year of
1913 were $1,O14,131 ,6O5.49 against re-
ceipts of $992,249, 23O.4O for 1912, the
increase in receipts being $21,SS2,375.-
90. The total disbursements for 1918
including postal, were $1,010,S 1912, 449 rs
against disbursements of 1866 273,-
677.54 in 1912, an increase of $45,5
77124.
During the year $41,741, 25SO3 was
spent on the Panama canal.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1913-12-03
KIDNEY AND BLADDER
TROUBLES DISAPPEAR
Chronic Sufferers Always Find Relief
Frof Few Doses.

If you are bothered with backache
Or rheumatism, have disagreeable,
annoying bladder or urinary disorders
to contend with-or suffer with any
other of the many miseries that come
from weak kidneys. here is a guaran-
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1t Is positive fact that Croxone
promptly overcomes such disorders
1t soaks right in, cleans out the
stopped up kidneys and makes them
filter and sift out the poisonous waste
matter from the blood. 1t neutral
ICES and dissolves the uric acid that
lodges in the joints and muscles. caus-
ing rheumatism; soothes and heals
the delicate Innings of the bladder.
More than few doses of Croxone
are seldom required to relieve even
the obstinate. long standing cases.
You will find Croxone entirely diff
ferent from all other remedies. 1t is
so prepared that 1t is practically i'm
possible to take II without results An
original package costs but trifle,
and your druggist is authorized to re-
turn the purchase price If Croxone
fails to give the desired results the
very frst time.
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