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Continued.
REAL ESTATE DEPT
ACREAGE
VALLEY LAND

VALLEY LAND
FOR GARDEN on cHfCEENa
ONLY 1850
FouF iarFe tracts 20 level cleared
rniieF land sinh hpute. chirh
en- house and stables All
feneed some berry bushes
close 20 irteurbnn nni Dir
new rs = o. % Farfe a.
auburn suHi payments Take
Tacoma iuterufthn ~ AigoHa
station and soc y " chuYia
% call a.
BURKE a TAHHAR. Inc.
ioi cherry En-
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~ ] ] Elk W. OK i n a Suns
cfsma,ary columhariam and Mauso.
ssss,, ~ is'G sFsesisr ''d ra5as. asia
ard El'iutt sts 1871 Firn Az
y DEATHS
Nrs >siHs Eilis-AF,d - ysaFs So
M Ansa rhue--Ar.a 90 gears Provi-
c. ryinr Hansan--Asca q years iies
Nii. hannah n. reterson--Arsd o. years
siis. sylvia y rsrL--AFed ts ysars ttia
Ma Isabelle X. Martin--Ased a. years
Mn rranee. Donald AGED - years
Rshiwaka Nakao--Aged 20 Reliance
j.. Kure,ana- Arcd 90 years Eins
Claude ; shaninck Aged : months
,ine Ne>ul'y~-Arsd IS years KinF
Anthony shi6a,kn-Arcd months sois
uaIel Hsicn J-unipr.-Ae,d % year,
Matthews schalman--Aecd years .
month"; ili ION ~
[ Arthur Dyson--Aged years s2i' 18Th
ia FLORISTS
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/ iiott so7 Speciality. funeral work cut
! flowers
IA FUNERAL DIRECTORS
In ~ MITTIhsI ADJ. INnEHfA txER
ard enlbalmer tTet Market st Phone
Ballard fsq
/ UnifsfHfty Undertaking rhrlorE. f114 1Ath
* 8 north ne W Eorhner
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/ u'e en- Kuhaurrr ~ Phone NorihAtef
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sv rhoHr Columbia 10
HOME UNDERTAKING. Co SUCCESS.
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Phones Main iaof and Elliott ass.
/ BUTTERWORTH & SONS
1881 FIRST Az
I The most complete mortuhrv establish.
iueni in tho world Phones Main and
Elliott bf9
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EXCHANGES

ExCHANoF - FRTE AND CHM
properly FOR ! or G-ton truck nr truck
frame 40 7 have q rcod engine On
hnrd pescon ,1oe
HAVE A NUMBER OF GOOD FARMS
from 90 acres 20 600 acres 20 trade
for Seattle property VIM. Geertz. SIS
Oriental Blk
20 ACRr2. 10 INDFR CULTIVATION;
f-roofn house barn. chicken houses:
water piped In house: on rural route
ard telephone close 20 grade sch COL.
store doch and rosfnffrr VIII sx-
cfanFe Tor Seattle residence CnnruY,
ZOE Ea~r Nrvh Efnaf
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-05-12
HEALTH DEPT.


&c c4eoeoolsTs
ID Susie b Traaier foot specinil'f tos
arcade Uldr FORMERLY WaFrr Voc
4 81 XIII ti1 trrEi ninG
81 cHlRoeRhcToRs
III jO4FTW rONNE. tss AVC ApE
rtp1 nouns 10 10 Malo f7tt
4 ITr LEWIS. VptR- 10 o $1,000
Arcade Hnln iat7
3sA HYPNoTlsm
LIQt Oh ANp TOBACCO HABITS
cured hv hYpnotlFm Evenings only hv
appointment Telephone Elliotf 5000
tesF ArcHde BuldinF
$40 MASSAGE
IA WoiIouU, .CNniNEr nArils
Hotel 1914 second NV Room Oren
~undavs fni $50 % m
20 OPTICIANS
J W EduuHcs aJP ps rrndus 'ed op-
tcwetrfat 7oi tearr u'v n git
Mis-s opfeal ~ reorle.u ranh Riae
~ PHYSICIANS AND SURGEONS
90. marion nidr Naial'ls
MEMS SPECIALIST
poCTOR w y WALKER
fos Tpior Block sis Second Az.
Chronic and Infectious Disease.
Consultation Free
tot. 20 8 sunday. 10 toll
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N0uMG@1 i 0| IN
U lyglUGG j " wv III
r.off. s. down. balance g. 90 per month
= prf cent interest Price f1ea. close
60 rsT and close 10 rfeai works Phone
8 gnff Adams sft
ToR SAIL. st.ase-A LOT so.ie0. !
room house. queen Anne. north side
gfso cash. baianCo tcrmt Queen Anne
ttt
BUNCH OFF
BARGAl

n q n r n t.rnom bungalow cot
SNW 4I sONN tore. sixth av. n w
" o. ~ " " near tsth e. cement
basement fireplace. buffet kitchen
sHIerdlaiy furnished. Murphy disap-
peaunr bed or corner iot. al assesa-
mentE paid
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$500 S ,;s1 " '' ,5,,; ne; 81 Il
cement basement. furnace. bult-in
convenience. double construction, a
fine place and priced low. 20 sell
quick All ASSIGNMENTS paid.
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,,..,r stcfansson. the Arctic explorer who
vlihes me blonde Eskimos. rs fitting cut an eXpe.
ss.t will sail from Canadian port on the IA.
tlea as, IN the latter part OF May FAR into the
ehe north for the purpose or discovering moro
ss s.wos and new land.
-ten harkentine karluk 81 being overhaued
nc =. ,r,n At a cost OF $4,000, The expedition Is
n ~ s..nerd hy the Canadian government. because
Sns = he unexplorcd region that the expedition
81 = - sxanaiue is English territory.
xsrik will carry crew OF rs men. a party OF
nc s.er,Ists and 200 dogs OF the husky" tyne
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-05-12

M "a r. n n rooms. strictly un-to-
~ ~ mIiNllll date bungalow; on fine
NW0 " W W large lot tCxioo. on
sixth aV y w near t5th st.. hard.
wood floors. fireplace. bulIt-iu buffet
huIit-in bookcases. fine interior and ex~
terror finish. double construction. an
excellent value
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MORTUARY DEPT.
cREMAToFiEs

IVA ChEM MA OWES
BUTrERWORTH & SONS
Cfsfratary Coiurah ariuun ard Mause
lsuu Information and ILLUSTRATED
booklet en- Application Phones MAJ
ard Fflrtf eff 1891 Vfrn Az
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-05-12

a a g 2 n t-room cottage near
SSX 4 NlO ihs above one Of the
basement fireplace. Murphy disappear
iur bed. substantial doutie corstruc-
t!on first class finish inside and cat
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-05-12
EXCHANGE ron ANYTHING
ANAM HIRE

: ard g.roorn house IN EVERETT. bust
ness property. s-rocm modern huuEH-
icw on Broadway Everett 1900 r. =
contract ~ 600 2 per cent mortgage;
40 acres timber house norm ~ u
canal Seattle IS acres irrigated, 20
Hrfea near Seattle: SOC acres dairy
proposition what have YOU
" p ROBSON
Room Mutual 1T BldF Main 1895
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-05-12

m q ~ an 3 rooms dandy cottage
SSW &HNllD nor far from the above
W @ " " " fireplace, cement base
nent one Murphy disappearing bed
double construction absolutely nrat
class ASSIGNMENTS paid
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-05-12

SSW " Nlll xioo lot. cement base
" q . " W mont. double construc-
tiun excellent value; located on n
seth Corllas block Sec this Very
easy payments can bc made
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-05-12
HAVE YOU SEEN
4 q nERr,a Addition 2

\. q. BERG : ADDITIONT
Coed view o. the cify bat fusf outside;
street car q few blocks from the traets
These large tracts are an cleared and
tu cuifiTaren Prices are Only $3.50 on
Terms 90 suit fhe buyer Dru'f walt
until they are 90 rome Come 80 our
office and we wil take you 20 see
fham
ADAMS. WTNsHTP e. ADAMS.
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90 FARMS AND FARM LANDS
A FINE. NEW HOME
acres acres 20 crop: ? acres ia pas
ture. 1-roum cottage. milk house. wood
she'd. barn. COW shed. chicken houses:
COW. pir chickens. tools; new range:
heater everything goes with this place.
at ready 90 move into. make your Iv-
lnr FROM the rrsf es~ star A-FeTs
HOMESTEAD REfiNoU G~ilAfTNr FOR
sale, fAte Spring water az the house.
barn and outbuiidingr. 50 acres level
bottom land ready 20 pillow FOR tim
ethv 5 mileF 90 railroad good fur
nished house; enough iuprovefne
made re- prove up on George Stevens
ffsF rhiuney hv. seattle
II DlTH BASIN. MONTANA. FARMS;
Illustrated literature nanner Invest
nsni &C giT noston block
VT aHF PRTPaREp TO LOCATE SFV-
erai good hunesfeads n Orr~aa SO
csutrai r'd- phor. Vein ..fT
go WANTED-REAL ESTATE
LIST YOUR sNIAIi IMPROVED
farms with me GOOD DEMAND
a HORTON as Mutual rifs P'ar
W. WANT 10 DUN WATER FRoNT ~
isrre or small tracts fresh or salt
estpr
a NEWELL 1-o SPRING ST
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90 FAsms AND FARM LANDS

AtBtRN = CLEAR qUAHTEK-ACRt
tracts WIZ exchange for Seattle
n~anfrfr ff- Marion rifr
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io4-FLATs AND APARTMENTS.
UNPUBLISHED

oNE i-RooM APARTMENT AND ONE
t-tuom apartment o. foot % Queen
Anne: wen appointed: disappearing
bed private entrance; hot water heat
large rooms $50 and SO per month
Apply Janitor SIT sixth av ~ or 44
walker Bldg
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9 WANrEo-ReAL ESTATE
RENTAL DEPT.
BOARD AND ROOM

TWo LADIES EMPLoYED CAN HAVE
first class board nice room reason
able. private family: Broadway car
n-l-.-.-.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-05-12

ioa CHILDREN TO BOARD
.f1NF cot NrRN HOME AND BEST or
care and training for chnd under S
years rate $40 per month. references
furnished Lock Box 222 Anacortes.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-05-12
WILDLY ISLAND
DEMONSTRATION

h HAND PoWER STUMP FULLER
see Waiter Fitzpatrick. WashinFtan
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-05-02
BUSINESS REVERSES.

ARONON, ISRAEL. wholesale woollens. 40.
Ill Hester street. petition filed by Meyer Kai-
manowitz 30J Louis Halmanowtz $500. and
Jacob Epstein. Sl40 Judge Hazel appointed
Bradford Butler receiver. bond $500 Liabili
ties. $1,000: assets $1,000.
BERNSTEIN. MOSES. manufacture OF
cloaks ana suits. No. 10 west 2lst street;
petition filed by ~ Baum 500. j A0rshsms.
$1,000 and VI g LANCER sicc. Oh assigned
claims His tfoubix are attributed 20 losses
OF the clodk strike three years ago, losses by
Gre and expenses Of sick wife. Liabilities
s21,rr. assets. $1,000 Judge Haze ap
pointed James kilburn receiver. bond So oVO.
BRODY. Max. shoe dealer, No. - Market
Nathaniel Fisher & Co. 1913 and II. Hirsh
4 Bro. Si9s Judge Hazel appointed Louis
VI. TAYLOR receiver. bond 5000 Liabilities
BGCIiMAN. VLOpINGER 90. ,corpors
tom. liquor dealers. No. 30 Rivington street;
petition filed by Halpern q Sitter. s. 30. sam
Lauders. 80. and Alexander SOM. $40. La
bilities said 10 be 50 900 and assets So go
iaxicahs for hire. 40. iil East I'D street
schedules show Liabilities " $685. and assets
SASH
ESs VEST COMPANY. manufacturers Of
fancy vests. No 49, Bleccker street. Petition
filed log Joseph Tirkser. $50. Simon Brothers.
s2f. and Finkclsfcin. Nsitote * Co. S3SS The
company made an assignment on Mondav
IloTIEN. CHARLES z. tailor. 40. u
West SD street. has made an assignment 60
Joseph Lichteube!g
LOVE son. woollens ana tailols Trim
mlngs 40 1Si broadway. schedules show
llsbiiiue- 81 Sic 500 and assets OF siio05
PAN-HELLENIC PUBLISHING COMPANY.
publisher ~ a Greek newspaper Ne. 20 Nesey
street Petition nlcd hv Martin Burns. =
william Uenkel. Jr. receiver bond. $1,000
Assets estimated ~ 80 The Pan Hellenic
was incorporated on March !? 1907. with capi -
tai stooE Of $1,000. which was increased TO
oil .WII
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-05-02
MONEY AND EXCHANGE.

THE MONEY MARKET.-Call money
was easy. Rates. Opening ~ per cent.
highest . per cent. closing . per cent.
Time money was quiet Rates 4 per cent
days. g.. per cent FOR four months, IVA
~ per cent for five months. iJqrs per
cent for SIX months Mercantile paper
was fair Rates. 6i4d5'. per cent for
sixty 10 ninety days Endorsed and choice
four to six months single names.
FOREIGN EXCHANGE Foreign sN-
change closed steady. Yesterdays quota
tons: Demand sterling. 4S67oq4 s6a.
cables ls105; sixty day bills. 4s3i5 short
50 l-i6 plus l-6fn95 lilo plus l-32
DOMESTIC EXCHANGE Boston par
Savannah, buying 3-i6c discount, selling
Geographic c. premium. Charleston, buy
ing par selling l-i5c premium; chicago
par. New Orleans. commercial zoe dts
count bank 81 premium: ST. Louis, eN-
change 2jc premium bid Coo asked.
SILVER MARKET Bar silver in Lon
don was easy at p ll-l6d
MEXICAN EXCHANGE.-Mex ex-
cnahge ON New York was quoted at 2Oli2.
unchanged.
SUB-TREASURY.- The United States
Sub-Treasury was a creditor at the Clear
ing House Yesterday TO the extent OF
$500 l72.
BANK CLEARiNGS.-New York. eX-
changes 1891 so. lS9. balances NL9i5.oo
Boston. exchanges S26.629,bSl. balances
81 .69 9S.. Philadelphia exchanges xo,SI5
IJS. balances S357l5U. Baltimore, eX-
changes so.J10.5i2. balances si4,i5S; chi
cago. exchanges N4.0ll,10S balances
s.. So. 29s: St Louis. exchanges S6,313lJ6.
balances S.5745l.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-05-02
BIG INCREASE IN LOANS
National Banks Report Large
Cash and Deposit Losses.

Washington, May REPORTS Of the con-
Iition of national banks in response 10
the cali of the Controller OF the Currency
on April show large increase in loans.
but large losses in cash and deposits as
compared with the previous call on FEB
ruary L. The loans increased 2l3'
the cash decreased s45,1334s5, deposits de-
creased $685. go. but showed gain since
April IS, 1912, of s256,735s5s.
The total reserve Of the banks on April
was sI.475, 797. s74, $780, SOS above the
amount required by law.
While the country banks showed an
excess OF reserve the reserve city banks
reported reserve deficiencies aggregating
S15e9l,7s3
The reports showed the following con-
dition Of loans. cash and deposits on Apr
4 az compared with February 4 In the
several geographical divisions Of the
country
New England Boston. decrease IN loans
s4.036.07s: cash, sl.745e9, and deposits
81. s27.O2S All the banks in this section
decIease in loans. s2,5i7,I55; cash S2'S'e'-
foi: deposits. s9,24505S.
East: New York City, decrease IN loans
sis0s5,S4s: cash, s24,ss7.693; deposits 10
6742l7. Owing TO the heavy decreases IN
New York City ali the banks in THIS sec
ton report decreases in loans, slfoZS'Zl'
in cash, $50 s3S, and in deposits slO'-
1885.
South: Gains IN cash. ssl2.sa Win de-
creases in loans slsi,S9o and deposits
1885,, 4s2
Middle West. Chicago. gains In loans'
slSG9l 792. bat decreases in cash, Nioee'-
eeS. and in deposits, $l05os,7l. st. Louis
gains in loans, Sl,5ss,l59; in deposits, ''of'
os2 but decrease in cash, s2dl,5os. All me
banks in this section, gains in loans %S'
$50 AZ. in deposits. ,7.6OS2 o3, with oe-
crease I'm cash, SH, iS'.l55.
West: All the banks in this secuon'
gains in loans, s4,5sl 1888, cash, 2'isa'"'
and deposits, SS,ol,2J5.
Pacific: Gains in loans, NfoSo's' ne
posits a7is,12O, with decrease IN cssh'
81 SOS 2Sq
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-05-02
RECEIVER FOR OLD FIRM
Jordan, Moriarty & Go. Liabili-
ties, $4,000; Assets, $40, 900.

bankruptcy petition was filed yester-
day against Jordan Morarty & Co, deal
ers i'm furniture. carpets and rugs. AT No.
155 to No. lj9 f.. I'D street. and Judge
Hazel appointed Senator Myer Nussbaum
receiver under bond of 5000. Liabilities
are said to he sJ00o0 and assets $1,000.
The petition was fled by Charles Bott,
a creditor for $500, Frank p Dies. $500 and
\. NJ. Nehring, $500, all on notes 10 the
order OF the n. Hermann Furniture Com
pany. The partners are James Jordan,
Mary \. Moriarty and Richard r. MORT
drty.
The business was started in 49, at No.
20l Park row and was moved 10 25d street
in 1901 Thaddeus Moriary died In No
vember. 1894, and mis- interest was contin-
ued by his widow and son.
The firm did business mainly on the in
stalment plan and has a large amount Of
outstanding accounts. II is reported to
own the building it occupies, valued at
$4,000 and mortgaged, ii is said, for
&l55 CO..
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-05-02
NEW YORK CURB.

In the Curb market yesterday traolhe
was ON small scale. with price moNS
rnents irregular. The Industrial llst he,u
STEADY. with narrow price FLUCTUATIONS Ih
some of the mining shares, however ue
cided weakness developed with TO lnslde
eunnort apparent. although the copper IS
sues ruled about steady. United Slsd5
Stores OF America sold eX-dividend anu
recovered part. British-American TopacSo
ruled steady al a fracuona. chanSe' ~
the mining list II PaSo Consolidated Wa.
the weak feature. declining nearly polil'
further with little or no inside support III
evidence GirouX was of a smah ildo-
ton. Greene-C ananea and Braden were
shade higher Days-Daly ruled strohs
and more active. The silver issues were
quiet and unchanged. Tonopah shares
were strong. Bonds were inactive, ou'
steady. ~, .,,s
Near the close the Standard Oil shares
developed considerable strength ana &C
tivity Trading in the Nevada group was
OF the spirited kind with prices irreeu-
lar The feature of the market was North
Star. which changed hands from oSc TO
5oi5c. and rallied sharply TO oOc. on safes
Al the close. The strong demand for
Tonopah Merger resulted In steady az
vance from 93c to final transactions al
81 O3is Jim Butler advanced in the eariy
hours from CSC to 81, and later eased OF
TO its opening price Halifax was bought
al 81 9-ls and $li4. and Mizpah Extension
moved from 66c. to sec. West End sales
were recorded At 81 1-l6. and Manhattan
Big Four az 79c and Nevada HIS az
81 i-l6 Belmont sold OFF from $3.50 20
Sj5s and subsequently moved back 10 so'-
al the close.
Goldfeld Atlanta came out az l5c. and
Merger Mines sold az o.. TO 2Sc.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-05-02
Dallas Electric Corporation.

The Dallas Electric Corporation. which
is under the management Of stone a
Webster, shows good increases IN its re
port for March. Gross earnings we're
A74 80. an increase Of S5l. 80 over March.
1912: net earnings were $65.SSs gain OF
S1q. 900. and surplus over charges amount
ed TO yi2.25s. a gain of Sle97l, as compared
with last March For the twelve months
ended March 81 the company earned a
gross Of 81 go $50 an increase Of S2o6.S5i
over the same period OF last year net
earnings were $3.50, i3S. gain OF S2il.156,
and surplus over charges for the twelve
months amounted 10 4so6l5. an increase
Of sle6. 80 a. compared with the core
spending period OF 1872
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-05-02
UNITED FRUIT FINANCING
Company Sells $4,000, 600
Notes for Foreign Trade.

The United Fruit Company according
10 an announcement made YESTERDAY mas
sold 100000 four-year 8 per cent gold
notes 10 a syndicate headed by Lee. Hie-
ginson 4 Co. The sale Is for the puf-
pose of financing a considerable enlarge
mort Of the company's transatlantic
trade. according 10 the plans adopted a
wear ago Tor largely increasing the ship
ment Of tropical fruits to European ports.
More than half Of the issue VIII be
used for this purpose; A.5elWo Tor the
purchase of steamships and the remain
de- for additions to the companys rall-
ways, equipment and CIVILIZATIONS IN the
tropics.
The notes are being offered at sslz ana
are dated May ] 1918 They are IN de-
nominations of 1900. $500 and $40.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-05-02
Furnished by Harry L. Thompson Co.. No.
IS Broad street,
PORCUPINEs.
THE METAL MARKETS.

COPPER The local street market for
copper was steady. with lake quoted IL Is C.
clcctrolytic. lJa.c. and casting. l5iac stand
ard copper on thc Metal Exchange was dull.
with spot. MAY June. July and August
quoted ii.7jM 5.2Jc. Exports of copper last
month were 33.O2i tons.
TIN-Wa5 quiet. With spot quoted 1880
12t,c: May. ~. sOd so 2jc June. 1857 u "
40 95c: july. iSUJdis. Ice. August. $50
tS3Ti.c. september. Asa4s soc. In London
tin was hrm at f232 for spot and f220 for
futures.
and East ST Louis. $500 T. SOC. London lead
closed at ~ rs I'D.
SPELTER Easy: New York spot. 500
J.55c. and East - Louis. 1900 o.4oc Lon
don spclter closed at f2j los.
TRON-Clcyeiand warrants. 6Is. Locally
iron wa steady. with No foundry Northern
quoted 81 oJ@S17 10. No ., SIG 40 @sl' 20
No / southern. SlT jOGSlS, and No ! South
EN- soft SlTGSl1 30.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-05-02

Glleo are one representing the London
syndicate and the other the Paris syndi-
cate. Allen L. Burris, of Cripple Creek
Col. was elected president and W. IL.
Smith. of Summit, y. j., secretary and
treasurer.
Among the resolutions passed was one
authorizing the conversion Of the stock OF
the ri Paso Consolidated Gold Mining
Company into stock OF this company.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-05-02
BOND DOTS.

.. Rowe. clerk OF the Board of Educa-
ION Of Jamestown. Johnstown Village
school District Licking County. Ohio. will
receive proposals. until noon on May for
$4,000 per cent school improvement
bonds, dated May s. 1913, and due Novem-
Der 5. 1893 Accrued interest to be paid
oy purchaser.
Causey. Foster Il Co, of Denver were
me successful bidders on April IA for
Noo S per cent 1920 year option city
hall construction and sewerage system
extension bonds OF Ontario, Mslheur
County. Ore.
II h reported that Blake Bros. g. Co.
OF Boston. recently negotiated n tempo
isry loan Of $4,000 with Lowell. Mass.
Que November 5. 1913.
W. q. Degel, Village Clerk Of Crosse
rointe. Wayne County. Mich. will re-
.eNe proposals until p. m. May Z. COR
"''oo 1920 year option Jefferson avenue
'dx free paving bonds denomination ST.,
W and dated June I. 1913
according 10 reports, the Exchange Ma
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-05-02
MHEELING ELECTRIC COMPANY
Aurora. eIein & Chicago.

Gross earnings OF the Aurora. Elgin 4
Chicago Railroad Company for March
were SlH.5o2 as compared with NS352i
for March of 1912: net earnings were
s49.47O. a. against $40 900 last March. ana
surplus after charges amounted TO NIl-s'
As compared with $ls,029. Gross earnings
FOR the nine months ended March 81 were
81 .S5.9i9. a. compared with H.362S-o for
the corresponding period OF last year: net
earnings were $685.. 7O5. a. against $56l $50.
and surplus after changes amounted 10
s3c6. SIS AS against s216,25S for the same
r,ntind Of 1919
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-05-02
PUBLIC EAGER FOR BONDS

Philadelphia, May L-ApproHlmateN
81 10000 worth OF the new per cent CITY
loan OF 100000. of which $5ocp Is
being offered now. was sold over the
counter" on this. the opening day OF the
sale. Almost half Of this sum was taken
up by small investors, subscribing any
where from a single bond Of 81" up 10
several thousands. I'm all there were lol
subscribers to-day. The largest single
sale was to the CITY Sinking Fund, which
took $4,000 of the new loan.