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Gunnison news-champion., 1913-02-07
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la Q eommuoacaxson % che EeUo-
Chs@psoa, Ssasser Joha y Pssssn,
of the sIesessh ssa zsors.l d.sssiss,
sssses thss hs sses no ssssoa UAg
any Il The people of the sscsssa
shosld he slsr~sd - 10 shs fsAs 4
any of tks Normsl bills. he yspas>s
that there - one bill which sppsop-
r,ates 5000 0u for the csrpsnA e.
psuses II the scheol which shouiA
have bsea reported out Of che 6assss
committee yesterday With fsvossAls
recom~sadssl onA 6Dessor Hsaspna
expls'as thst it rs best 10 sscsss
this amount 10 pay the running ss-
penses Of the Normal until Aprl .
the long appropriation bill will sos
be considered BY the Legisssasss
until jest befose the close k TIE
session.
Conserving . anesssss nov betoss
the Legislature which psovises 1s
reqsirisG . hcence Of oee dollar lOs
hunting cad fishing, Ssnssor Psas.
son writes tbs following: Il Do sos
know how this will appeal 10 tAs
people of the eleventh dissr;ct, -
II sssme 70 ne that there vill ksss
70 be soeethine done TO iscsssas -
revsess Of the Ssh snd O.os depast.
Deas. l would like 70 hsve an q.
pssssios isoa shs psopas u ny di..
trict q this SsssGioa bs6oss I sct."
Gunnison news-champion., 1913-02-07

The Christian Endeaver society ot
the Presbyterian church held its
rezular business meeting at the par
sonage Tuesday evening. Follow
ing this . social time was INDUCED
in by the members and refreshments
served. There are at present about
35 members in the Christian En-
deavoe society.
Gunnison news-champion., 1913-02-07
SNOW FALL AT TINE
SUITES Is SLIGHT

Sage brush appearing ON the hill
sides near Crested Butte is the re-
port which comes from that snowy
section of the county. Five and six
feet of snow is the usual allotment
of the weathernan 10 the inhabitants
Of Crested Butte at this time of the
year. The small amount of snow
which is found there this year ia a
condition which has not existed for
years.
Gunnison news-champion., 1913-02-07
0Iun 0nE Hp5
y e1lS &C n ~
- C 49, 0DO1nnnaa
Ooomo1no 0oun1n0n
onl1W 60 49,

Twensy-sAsee care d Csc ssss
shspped BY the Maid of Asksss saA
- Citlseas nsnes. located seven
0alss fro~ Pssk1a. dsrlaG shs uosth
= Jssssry, cad fossy -6ve ssss have
hssa shlpPsd since thsss sssss, sos
spsssted sadsr shs ssoe maaaae-
0snt. beesa epssssions - Ocset'ss
aDsensssash. Tkese sse twenty nsa
= work in the mine and Eve ssa1s
sse haahaS ore 10 the railroad
ssi,ch ss Quartz. Both properties
sss bs.aS worked thressL one tsa-
-
The psopers'ss ere nos opsssssd,
nder . basse, BY Mr. Frsnklin
nAlloa, Of Dsnves. James r.
Robinson, Q bsother Of j. II. Robin
eDn, who 10 the Gspnisoa coSnty
ssrveyor, u sspsriatsadsns.
These mines since they we're die
severed in the early eighties have
psodSeeA ovss . half million dollars
Uorth Of oss.
Gunnison news-champion., 1913-02-07
DOWERMAN

News-Champion Correspondents:
Sunday. February 2
The weather is still fine here.
Miles Workman and Mr.. McSparrin
were in Pitkin yesterday and report
seeing Phil" Caufman- who recent
lv got his jaw broken. driving his
team a. though nothing had ever
happened.
Gunnison news-champion., 1913-02-07
noaaAl-HlCM scsool NOTES

Mrs. E. C. Berky gave a piano
solo ia assembly on Tuesday. Her
selection was Pagininni's Dance of
the Witches"
On Monday the Junior English
class had a spirited debate. The
question was; Resolved, That wo-
men shall be granted equal rights
Of suffrage with men," Misses
O'Neill and Botkia took the affirma-
tive and Messrs Stevenson and
Hiatt, negative. After the speeches
by the four debaters the question
was opened to the class for discus
sion, after which a vote OF the class
was taken. resulting in favor of the
negative despite the large number
Of ladies' in the class.
The high school basket ball boys
and girls are disappointed because
Delta will not be here to play on
Thursday and Friday. Delta called
OF the game. The local team has
lost but one game on the western
slope and it seems likely that they
will carry the championship.
Miss Sara Harness, Who IL in the
Red Cross hospital ia Salida
is slowly recovering from . very
grave operation.
William Kreutser, Jr.. entered
Kindergarten Monday. There are
nov eighteen childree sarolled.
Gunnison news-champion., 1913-02-07

The lsdiss Of the Episcopal Geld
0et Wednesday st the home Of Nm.
Curtis OshSsns. AsA Wednesday
0svisus vevs hs,d.
Gunnison news-champion., 1913-02-07

Tom Kelly and family were in
Gunnison the first of the week en-
route from Crested Bate to their
future home in Oak land, Cal.
Gunnison news-champion., 1913-02-07

The fr,t annual dance of St
Agnes Guild of the Episcopal
church, given last Friday night al
Woodmen hall. was a splendid sue
cess. The hall was prettily trimmed
in pink and white. Luncheon was
served by the ladies' Of the Guild.
About fifty couples were present.
the proceeds of the dance will &c
toward furnishing the interior of the
Episcopal church.
Gunnison news-champion., 1913-02-07

The ladies' of the Presbyterian
church will give Lincoln scial st
the church, Wednesday evening.
Feb. IL. A short proxrsm will be
given and refreshaesss served.
Every body come. Ii Gill not cost
you Q cent.
Gunnison news-champion., 1913-02-07
A large crowd attended the dane,

A large crowd attended the dance
at Vader's school house last Satur-
day night. Those gong from Gun
nison were: Misses Edith Miller,
Mabel Wallace, Barbara Reilley,
Veta Marshall, Lucille Anderson,
Myrtle Carpenter Ada Thomas, and
Nesers. Bryan Herrick, Elmer Van
Alssise, Aag.st AcDoaald and
Walter Haynaksr.
Gunnison news-champion., 1913-02-07

Earl Berryhili has purchased tho
Mason h. ase on Twelfth street. aid
moved his family there the first Of
the week.
Gunnison news-champion., 1913-02-07

A marriage licence was issued
Wednesday afternoon to Ed a.
Crawford of Montroee and Miss
Anna II. Bruno Of Denver.
Gunnison news-champion., 1913-02-07

Mr.. cad Mrs.. Frank Vsa AlsGine
lssve in . lee days fos On exsended
visit With Mrs. vsn Alstine's noshSs
ed sisesss in Michiesn.
Gunnison news-champion., 1913-02-07

The Equitable Fraternal Uuion
will give . Japanese tea at Odd
Fellows hall tonight. Each men,
Der will invite one or more friends.
A short program will be given, after
which the time will be spent with
games and music.
Gunnison news-champion., 1913-02-07

Sunday evening, February the six
teenth, the Odd Fellows and Rebec-
cas- will be special guests at the
Methodist church. They will attend
10 full regalia. Rev. G. L. Nuckolls
will deliver a special address and
the choir will furnish a program Of
special music. Every one is invited
10 this service.
Gunnison news-champion., 1913-02-07

Jas. Robinsoa W.s As~. from
Pitkin this week viit;aG ~ haily.
Gunnison news-champion., 1913-02-07

The executive committee of the
Women's Relief Corps met at the
home Of Mrs. c. T. Sills Wednesday
evening to make arrangements for
an entertainment 10 Be given the
end.
Gunnison news-champion., 1913-02-07

Mr.. Robert Downs and little son
were business visitors in Gunnison
Thursday.
Gunnison news-champion., 1913-02-07

Mrs. j. ID Jennings leaves to-
morrow for Denver to purchase her
spring millinery.
Gunnison news-champion., 1913-02-07

Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Carpenter
and children were down from their
ranch on Ohio Creek yesterday.
Gunnison news-champion., 1913-02-07

Jos. Ecchar Of Crested Butse was
in Gunnisua this Weok.
Gunnison news-champion., 1913-02-07

The ladies Of the Aid Society Of
the Presbyterian church met this
week with Mrs. Walker.
The sun., 1913-10-08
THE STEEL MARKET.
No Dsying Has Followed Recent
Price C6ncessions.

No buying movement has been started
in steel circles as result. of the recent
price concessions. Small lots OF structural
steel have sold as low az sl30 per 100
pounds, which Ia 81 q ton below the
official price of $140 per 100 pounds.
Concessions Of 81 a ton are being made
In the South OH wire. Billets are weak.
with consumers refusing to pay $23
ton. Sales are reported at $2:50 Pitts
burg
The market Ia generally unsettled
Consumers remain aloof from the market
and continue to expect lower prices. The
American Locomotive Company has re-
ceived orders from the Dominion Coal
Company. Ltd. (ordered from Montreal
Locomotive Works. for one Consolidation
freight locomotive. from the Pekin Kali
gan Railway Of China for five superheater
Pacific passenger locomotives and four
superheater Mikado freight locomotives
The Iron Trade Repteto says. THE
opening OF the fourth quarter nnds some
departments OF the iron and steel trade
rapidly approaching what appears to he
the end of a remarkable period OF intense
activity. extending over approximately
eighteen months. during which time plants
have been driven at maximum capacity
to meet 'inslstent demands OF consumers
September-expected to be featured By a
heavy buying movement--has been a dis
appointment in that consumers have con-
tinued to show hesitancy U covering
future needs Final passage OF the new
tariff law Is not expected to Immediately
affect business one way or tho other, but
the probability of advanced freight rates
in the East undoubtedly will create q
demand"
The sun., 1913-10-08
PUBLIC UTILITIES.

The Portland. Oregon, Railway Light and
Power Company reported gross earnings for
August OF &556,l52, an Increase Of Sl2.963. or
"a per cent. Increased operating expenses
and interest charges reduced the surplus for
the month to tl03S76, n decrease of l2.6 per
cent, For the twelve months ended August
81, 1913. gross earnings aggregated 96.6sS.
9s.. q gain OF 3l50.704. The surplus for the
same period WAS diminished by tljA7s5. or
as nsr cent. Earnings were at the rate OF
bs per cent. for the twelve months and the
company is paying dividends of Y per cent
quarterly. The recent additions and better
ment made by the company for which new
securities have been issued have not yet
begun to show their full earning power
Gross earnings of the Cumberland County
Power and Light Company for August 1913.
Increased $lS,yOy, or s. per cent. Opcrat
Ing expenses increased IA, per cent and
interest charges 1876 per cent, which re-
duccd tho surplus for the month by $2,3o3
Gross earnings for the twelve months ended
August ~, 1913. amounted to $2a5l,loS an
expansion OF $loi.62O over the preceding
year. For the same period the surplus was
Increased 3l7 per cent, amounting to s32l-
7t7. Preferred dividend requirements eN.
pan,icd t2&,S per cent. leaving u balance OF
$aO3,7i7, which Is euuivalen, TO l.. per cent.
for the compuny's outstanding common
stock
Construction Of the concrete dam OF the
Psciac 0ss and Electric Company In the
The sun., 1913-10-08
BETTER FEELING IN
FOREIGN EXCHANGES
Buying From Continent and
Rise in Americans
Aid London.
PRICES ARE IRREGULAR
Firm Tone on the BOurse-
Trading Quiet on the
BOerse.
PRICES ARE IRREGULAR

LONDON, Oct 7.-Although the UNDER
tone Of the stock market was generally
dull to-day buying orders from the Con-
tinent together with a rise in Americans
and copper stocks made for better feel
ing.
Consols closed u lower at 72 i5-l6 for
money and IS 3-lG for account Other
investment securities were shaded. Dis
count rates in Lombard Street stffened
but the demand for money was strong.
Prices tended to irregularity among the
speculative issues. but values at the close
had advanced a shade. Home rails were
weak. as were shipping shares. The weak
ness in consols was generally accredited
to the early $l7,50O.000 New Zealand
loan.
Americans were steady and a trifie
higher and advanced firmly from the
op,ning. especially after the opening Of
the New York markets. The close was
steady.
PARIS. oct THE general tone OF
prices on the Bourse to-day was firm.
Rent.s closed unchanged from yesterday
ai ~ ,,ncs 45 centimes.
BERLIN, oct. 1.--Trading on the Boerse
was quiet. but prices were frm.
The sun., 1913-10-08
COPPER MARKET FIRM.


Though few sales materialized In the
copper metal market yesterday, there was
firm tone 20 the price situation. and
better quotations are looked for in the
near future. There is no nearby metal
TO be had at under 1874 cents cash New
York. even dealers naming this price for
October delivery. November December
may be had at a shade lower from the
latter source. Leading sellers have not
changed their asking price and are still
quoting 167. cents for electrolytic.
One producer yesterday. expressed the
opinion that A buying movement should
set in very shortly, possibly to-day after
the Copper Producers Association issues
its statement The inquiry will probably
he centred on the November delivery, as
consumers have not cared yet for that
months requirements. The trade in gen
eral looks for a decrease Of between
5000. ooh and 100000 pounds in stocks
Of copper on hand in the United States as
Of October /.
The sun., 1913-10-08
MONEY IN NEW YORK.
Money Market Is Firm-FOreisn Ex-
chance Eases.

Although inquiry continued lish, for time
accommodation. a the market MAS n'rl. ana
d, per cent. more was asked toy sixty day
money. call nancy was easier sterling
exchange again showed an easing tendency
.nI Vac quoted about 10 points lover st
the closing Banks lost sl.I13.ooo to the
Government yesterday which bring. the
tota' los since Friday up 10 S3.1i 900
Cali money ON the foor OF the stock EN-
change ruled at per cent the highest
being per cent and the lowest 3is per
cent.
Tim. money was Arm Rates were ~.
Per ,ent. for sixty daye. 5 4 !. per cent
for ninety days, ta5i. per cent. rcr four.
nve and siN months.
w-r. a. 40 per cent for sixty days and
ninety DAYS bills receivable. pe- cent for
the best tour 80 siN months names per
cent. tor others
bills. a.. per cent, three months. -. Il
lis per cent Closing price for cousols
- l'-ld for money and 3 SIS for account.
pomestir exchange on New York Boston
mun. New Oriesns-Commercial .5c. dis
count: banks 81 premium. ,Minnearolis-
san Frsncisco-coc. premium Montrcal--
Sterling exchange was soft. Rates were
Isl5j Q $3.50 for sixty days. %s55jn %siso
for demand and tNsQ sso5 for cables
Paris cables quoted the closing price of
rentes At 81 francs ~ centirnes. Exchange
on London IS francs era centimes. Private
lin exchange on London. 20 marks ~ pigs.
Private rate OF discount in Berlin a. per
cent
Commercial price Of bar silver in New
silver dollars were quoted at +7d sic,
New York Clearing House statement; Ex-
changes a32a. 55o.t4s; balances. slSloi.tc5,
sub Treasury credit balance. s76o.ses
The sun., 1913-10-08
Live stock Market.
TUESDAY, October 7,

of''pH1' pctober 7,
Receipts Of bccves were l2i7 head In,
cludins ~ cars to be sold, Nom. otferca
to-day and ali were held for Weduesdsy's
tradr, Feeling was rated steady for hos,
Erades or steers, 4 trine weak for Others
Dressed beef In fair demand at l2Wl4c. for
ordinary to choice native sides
Ret eipts of calves We're 3t2 head iurlul .
Ing l.o2 for tho market; making with tn.
stale stock. 1876 on sale. Neals were ratan
-1' lower; grassers and fed calves hare,y
steady, Tho pens We're cleared. Common
10 prime Neals sold at sS5on$ls per 100
lbs; fed calves at $3.50 $3.50 No sales
OF erasscrs of any Importance Dressed
calves weak to lower CRY dressed yrsls $
selling at l5H la'a"; country dressed l2l N
lsc.
Receipts of sheep and lambs were ti33
head, Including A'a cara tor the market
sheep were tlrm lambs firm 10 IOc
higher; IN" pens We're cleared Common ia
prime sheep ,owesI sold at s3SOGiS,;
per 100 ihs., medium to prime lambs AT
s731,a a s., culls at Sift Sa.50 dressed
mutton steady at S"lic.i dressed lamhs
hishcr az i.1lic., q few hog dressed sell.
Ing At iYc.
Receipts Of hogs we're isS5 head, in
,luding carload Tor the market. Price,
Toe lower, and good light aud medium,
weigh, hogs sold at Ss,ioWss.io per loo
lbs; roughs at $50: ligh, pigs nt 37.25
Country dressed hogs steady At SVl2nc
! ~ u
The sun., 1913-10-08

South Yuba River below Lake Spauldinx
has been practically completed up TO the
l25 foot level. The dam is to have n total
height Of 3O5 feet and win retain water to
irrigate large areas OF land AS we'll as for
generating approximately lOO. .OOO horse
power. This development entailed the eX-
pendture OF 81, $4,000 IN to the end of Ia st
August and this hgure viii probably he in
creased to 81, 600 900 by the end of the year
Win the expenditure OF about $1250, 600 In
next year the company VIII be able to double
it's present output OF 33.a33 horse power.
In order to provide money for improve
ments and extensions Of It's subsidiaries the
Consumers Power Company OF Minnesota has
sold SlOO. 900 Of Its first mortgage per cent
bonds. For the year ended August 81, 1913
tho company showed gross earnings Of
S3,73+,SS+, gain of $Sso,ibl over the pre-
vious year. Net earnings were increased
3l26G&a and amounted to 3l.93t.G5l After
payment Of ts7tO+3 on divisional bonds and
other similar securities and &3A..2j0 interest
(Tlj.335 remained for the stocks.
The sun., 1913-10-08
THE CURB MARKET.

The price movement in the outside MAJ
ket was irregular yesterday and tradi's
was very quiet. United Cigar stores w.s
in greater demand and opened st,lIN A.
80. rose TO 9Sss and closed AZ gam ~
T.. a point. British American To'I I.''
old. ranged between 90. and 80 and
closed unchanged. The 'cw certificates
lost "A. moving down to -. Bradeu con
per eased Off = 10 ~ 'iodn"ld tu--
soldated was steady AZ 1-l6 and ke0
Lake sold AZ 3 1915.
Transactions in Standard on s'cI't
ties were limited and prices tended '
fall off. Anglo American oil yielded |
to Fla, Standard OIL of New J,fs't
was steady at $50 Indiana Pipe ! !
sold at 1875 10 1873 and Buckeye Pipe L.,
al Is9 and 10.
Transactions in detail in the narka
Yesterday were follows
The sun., 1913-10-08
sUB.TREASURY STATEMENT,

MONDAY,
Pad by sub Treasury to banks ....,.... si,06.n,O
Paid by banks 10 Sub Treasury .,,,..,, a,7ai, no
Loss to banks on days Transactions. l,i1j, 600
SINCE FRIDAY LAST
Paid by Sub Treasury 10 banks .....-.,. $soli.0O
Paid by banks to Sub-Trcasury 10. isH, 900
Loss 10 banks .s3,57l 900
vssk s.lso ~
The sun., 1913-10-08
DIVIDEND DECLARATIONS.

Company and Term Stock Amt. Payable
Atthison. TOpeka and
Santa Fe, uuartcIly...,.,. ,Om H.. Dee |
HouGhton County Electric
Light, semi .annual,... pfd zoe. Nov. |
Hnughton County Electric
Light. semi -annuol,., .,.,.. com 6slsc. Now |
Sierra Pacific Electric. "
suastssy ............,...... pid MN Nsv. !
The sun., 1913-10-08

AtehTASFcv 4s 40 EspArrx 4, Rcad-J G cit IS
5000. ...84li 1000. 90 toos5 ..0A
AT6, r rn A. Mo pacinc con Third ave adj 5s
r r. i ~ =. NJ Cen, co itgs 5000. ...74ia
1000 SSss 1914 Union pac cv ~
BLn nicnI'l Isl 1000 oQ3, 1000. q 2os
$4,000 - o9Io NSciivr.s 1859 L = steel I So
cent Pacific lsi TEN rc,s 1000. Il o q %
10000 Q2lA 5000 lO27s Nab pier lst Is
(hrs & Ohio li.s Ny : RI h n G. oertifcates
5000 ..aAis dchssw 1000. 80. siA
CN6StP gnt.s 5000 lO7 1000. -. sl2
1000. ..iO2i. Wy Rvs 81, =. Col Trust c'fs
5000. lO2is 5000. $40. for cen II
1000. TOOL. 1000 '.os Wrestling ii cv s..
Del 4 Hud cv ~ 5000. .pSls 5000. ....e2
5000. .....973I Reading < m -
5000. 0Sla
Total .al.s of bond. tp.r value, .l.4osooo
The sun., 1913-10-08
MILLER, FRANKLIN & CO

Efficiency Engineers
WHITEHALL ~ iI.DISG SFW Yoch
Production Increased Operating Esp.nv'
and Cost. Reduced. Examinations and p.
ports on Profit Earning Va ues Of Proper.H H
The sun., 1913-10-08
DAILY TREASURY STATEMENT.

WASHINGTON Oct. THE statement Of
the receipts and pay warrants Of the Treasury
Yesterday This month. Fiscal year.
Receipts .,.. $3.50. ss2 Si1.352.062 3lss. c571O
Pay warrants, ?.29S, ,s93 ?,eso,5i? 5000 6i%
Deficit. .... 81 ,3:s.0lI ~, 0Si, $50 1S,7s3 lN
Surplus.
The receipts from Gust oma yesterday were
sass So; from internal revenue ordinary. NGA-
722 corporation tax, s., s6s. and miscellaneous
$lOi .36<
National bank notes received for redemption,
s2.o22,le6.
The cash statement Of the United States
Treasurer Tor Oct Obcr q shows:
The sun., 1913-10-08

1r0neoCtIOus
Amer Agr CIV D. ~
5000. IL 90 | =.
Am Smeit sec 6e u
40OO...1 100 II
5000. 40 I o 4 81 u
Am tat cv 4las .!
ioooSoooo.....iSois.! 5000. =!
10000. 907s
AT 4 Sf cen q
5000. o.....g4!2 l.
5000. AS z
5000. 80 4lo .
A T 4 ST adj - A
stamped 4
5000. O.....S q "a Al
500. .SSiA q,
AtlCoast Line a. II
1000. 3 llA :
AtC Line cit Is :
p 90 cvv ilas j;
1900. ao,,o oo.....93S Ii
Bait a o gold - II
Bs!s BS%pi';;S 1 Ohio 8. .,
5000. ....0 1lslJl
Beth Steel ex 5s l.
1000. 40 @5s X
BknRapTran S.
5000. lO1 Isl X
BknUnionFl istI-
1000. ....0 Q Sal X
Bush Terrnnl "a
tax exempt 4
10000. ! 3ll.
Bush Term Bldg L
1st Rtd S. |.
1000. L
Cal Gas 4 r Sc
5000. 3ls .
Cen Ga en- IS L
5000. lO3 Sal.
Cen Leather Sc l
10000. ....0 olIl
Cent Pa cinc Isl
1000. 0.....o Ella I
Cen Vermont 4s
1000. .....S 4 !
Ches& Ohio tlas
1000. ....e 3. |.
!oooo0.....94 Ala !
1000. o 4 b
c a q CIV sl.s |
1OO0.....S Ole
G y 4 o Joint IS
/! 1AOW. ~ 4 Ts
! 10000. ....Q5 3
| registered
5000. q 4 81
CM &Pu get S IS !
| 5000. y 81
| cWxs;if;ccvS iSSe; ' ni.s
10000. 27s /!
| 5000. 23l
CMa>tp glrii.sl
5000. O2 4
| Chi 4 n " con
1000. u Z q;
Chi a y " I D.
| registered
| 1000. lO2
| C&NW NIL spar
! 4 Y IS
| 1000. .....o IS
lea " " & m a.
10000. .....p 6
Chi Rvs is' 5s
! 1000. 80
Chi Ridp ER u
| 5000. 2 3s
! Chi Rldp ret 4.
| -0oo.....7S %
Colo In col n s.
| 1000. Isl
| 1000. ola
ICumb Tel is
| 5000. 81 Ia!
The sun., 1913-10-08
RAILROAD AND OTHER BONDS.


. From Opening to x:4o.
zen 4 Rio OR 4sIN Y Gas rleo Ii
1000. ..s3i2I II p Sc
'ss SSoS. sR l:''7s g IS S Ne ssfsH fSsHa!FG G.;,s:
,ss sooo IN ''lI ;'s' N% 1909 9 = !. Hcv
Secur deb A. ",
tiles Corp IS 10000. .lO7ie
SC 5000. ..S7i2NSyo RYs fdsS
5000. .S5 NY Rys adj So
,rie cv Is ser 4 $4,000. ....54i2
1000. ,,,74iA N V Tel grr lias
1000. ,,74 1000. :. .9Sis
20U0. ,..733l NY Wcstches ter
.rie cv "a ser Il & Boston ll4s
5000. ...72IA 5000. :...s3
1900: sSSc: :::::::7ba7' 5000. .SScc. ....Io4H
len Electric 5s Norfolk & W "a
1000. ..1O5 1000. ....93ll
t'ss North Paclhc -
5000. ...s5Ia 1000. 80
1000. .S559 1000. ....oS.
5000, 30 North Pacinc 81
RT s. 1000.
aeries A 1889 1000. - SIS
1000. ..lO5 Pac T 4 T. @
nterboro Met 1000. % 8 =
col trust lias pa cv 9es 1918
5000. ...77 ii000. ..o7iA
apanese liss PI.ortilard e.
1000. ....ss 1000. ..e6i2
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The sun., 1913-10-08

Construction OF the concrete dam OF the
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