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Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-11-09
Rhode Island Takes NeW
Position Commanding Forts

WASHINGTON, Nov. S.-While
Administration officials decline to
make any direct reference to the Mex -
lean situation or It's Developments,
many significant preparations are
under way evidently with a view to
he possibility Of a clash being pre-
,ipitated by Huerta or his supporters.
a statement issued by the Navy De-
uartment tonight regarding the
lumber of marines to be drawn for
Ter shows that 500 men are availa-
ole for service at Washington, An
uapolis, Philadelphia, New York and
Boston These include six companies
at Philadelphia, TOO men in two com
pgnles AZ New York; 800 men. one
company. each at Annapolis marine
barracks, Washington navy yard, and
Boston. 500 men.
Orders have been given for the va =
Iious detachments to be held in read q
mess for immediate movement by
rain to some central point, probably
Norfolk. within two hours OF the re
rcipt OF the mobilization order. II Is
believed that the first transport could
sail within "a hours after the order
has been issued.
The supply ship Culgoa has been
ordered to sail from New York for
Mexican waters as soon as possible
With a supply OF fresh meats and
other provisions for the battleships
and the gunboats now on the eastern
coast. This is taken TO Indicate that
he seven battleships and two gun
boats will be held in Mexican waters
FOR some time to como, no matter
what developments may take place.
Rear Admiral Fletcher. In a mes
sage to the Navy Department to-
night. explains the mysterious move
'nent OF the battleship Rhode Island
inside Vera Cruz harbor by saying
that the move had been made to ia =
rilitHte communication with Washing
ION. Naval men. however, regarded
Tho movement of the flagship as OF
great strategic Importance, mas
much as the guns of the ship could
batter down the shore forts in short
order and cover the landing OF ma
rines from the other ships II such a
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-11-09
Deer Plentiful in
Thomas This Year
Fine Venison Is Brought in by Hunt.
ers in South Georgia
County.

BROWNSVILLE. Nov. S.-There
are said to be more deer in Thomas
County this season than have been
known in a long time. and some very
fine venison has been brought into
town since the hunting season opened.
Most of the deer are to be found in
the western part of the county There
have always been deer in that sec
ton
A few years ago the late A. Il
Mason, Of Philadelphia, turned loose
lot that he had been keeping at
his winter home, "Susina," which
have greatly multiplied. These deer
center about the Ochlocknee swamps
where wild turkey and other game
abound
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-11-09
McCombs and Bride
Sail for New York
Newlyweds Suddenly Decide to Quit
England, and Barely Reach
Port In Time.

LONDON, Nov. S.--William f. Nc
Combs and his bride Of day sailed
on the Mauretania to-day for New
York, Mr.. McCombs did not decide
to sail until about half an hour be-
fore the boat train was due to leave
Waterloo station. He rushed into
the Office of the Berkeley Hotel, and
after paying his bill, ordered his
things packed. In the meantime Mrs.
McCombs had her belongings packed
and attended to the wedding pres
ents. which were in a room at the
Berkeley.
Mr., McCombs and his bride, ae-
companied by Mrs. Joseph Letter, the
brides sister, arrived at the station
just as the train was about to pull
out.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-11-09
w. E. Arnaud Heads
Law School Alumni
Rally Of All Graduates Planned for
December Permanent Election
of Officers Then,

w. Il. Arnaud, a law partner of
Coroner Paul Donehoo. was elected
temporary president of the Atlanta
Law School Alumni Association at
the organization meeting Saturday
night. Other temporary officers
named were Vice president, Basil
Stockbridge; secretary and treasurer,
J C. c. Bloodworth, Jr.; arrangement
committee, Robert J. Lindsay,
stephen Tighe, Leonard ]. Grossman,
John b. McCallum, G. NJ. Yeates.
George Osborne and Blair Foster.
A rally of all graduates of the
school is planned for Tuesday. De-
cembea ., at O'Clock, in the audito-
rum of the Law School, when per-
manent officers will be elected.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-11-09
Eyes of the World
Are on These Men

GENERAL AURELIANO
" BLANQUET, Huerta Is
Minister of War, is shown at
the top just above the MsEi-
can dictator. Nelson O'Shaug-
messy, tho United States
Charge d 'Affaires, appears be
low, with John Lind, the spe-
cial L. S. envoy, at the bot
tom.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-11-09

thing should be found necessary or
adVisa BILE
Efforts are still being made to OBJ
tain European Endorsement of the adj
ministration plans regarding Mexico.
Ambassador Jusserand has been a
frequent visitor to the White House
during the past few days, and 1t Is
believed his calls have had to do with
the attitude OF France toward the
HueTta government.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-11-09
How to Cure Rheumatism
Prominent Doctors Best Prescrip'
ton Easily Mixed at Home.


This simple and harmless formula has
worked wonders for all who have tried
it, quickly relieving chronic and acute
rheumatism and backache. From your
druggist get one ounce of Toris com
pound Tin original sealed package) and
one ounce Of syrup of Sarsaparilla
compound Take these two ingredients
home and put them in half pint of
good whiskey. Shake the bottle and take
a tablespoonful before each meal and at
bed time Good results come after the
first few doses. If yoKr druggist does
not have Toris compound in stock he
will get it for you in a few hours from
his Wholesale house. Don't be infiu-
enced to take a patent medicine instead
Of this Insist on having the genuine
Toris compound in the original, one
ounce, sealed, yellow package. This
was published here last winter and
hundreds OF the worst cases were cured
by il in a short time. Published by the
Globe Pharmaceutical Laboratories Of
Chicago.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-04-06
THEIR NEEDS NEGLECTED.

! Tho margin Of safety that surrounds
7 railroad Investments is steadily being di-
unfinished 10y legislative measures winch
greatly increase operating expenses. ac-
| cordlng TO an article I'm The Bachc Re
Wow for last week a. follows
! 1T IS remarkable that the condition and
needs Of so great an industry as that OF
| the railroads largest industry We
have IN our commercial world and the one
! whose prosperity affects favorably all
other enterprises should be neglected.
| But the railroads for several years have
been ldboriur under adverse conditions.
tho result OF unwlsc legislative action,
and there seems To bc no cocrciye force
| To relieve them.
The roads arc being hampcrcd by tho
| Interstate Commerce Commission. by tho
government in mail contracts. by state
| legislators and Commissions and by labor
combinations.
"Ihc burdens imposed upon them and
tn privileges withheld make it impossible
to earn adequate sums 10 protect and in
sure dividends with ample margins Of
| safety and 80 build up credit, attract in
Ncstmcnt nnd make badly needed equip
mcht and terminal expenditures IN suIil-
clent proportion 10 keep pace with the
couhtrN.3 growth and iacilitN-nccd9.
Faxes have been increased enormously
| ana higher wages are being constantly
demanded. This week the full crew bill
was signed by Governor Sulzer, and viii
add 10000 TO railroad expenses In this
state This same character OF bill was
vetoed by former Governors hughes and
I'iA and has been killed recently IN many
states Railroad men and experts Say
mat no greater safety VIII be obtained
under this BILL but rather 1t Will prevent
other expenditures for real safety which
cannot now be afforded
FAR play FOR the railroads should be
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-04-06
NOR. PACIFIC'S CONDITION
Elliott Says Road Came Through
Winter in Fine Shape.

Howard Elliott president OF the NoTIh'
ern Pacific Railway, was az his HcN
York Office Yesterday on one Of his PERI
odical trips East lie has just completes
an inspection OF TIE Northern Pacinc lines
i'm Montana. and declared that the reAa
had come through the winter IN better
condition than expected.
There was quite heavy weather Nes'
Of the Rocky Mountains during the moa'n
of February" he said. which aheclep
our Transportation expenses. We also sac
an unusually large movement OF emp9
cars from Eastern terminals TOT the pun
nose Of handling eastbound lumber ~
fact the empty car mileage westoouh'
WAS more than two and a half times WHAT
IT was i'm February. 1912. This. OF cou's.'
increased expenses without corfe'pon''
ins increase in earnings
General conditions Of the pIope'p
after the winter are = little better ,hH'
expected. Prospects for business IN No"'
tana are GOOD. and the people feel op"'
nistic about their state and future. Ihs"
has been good snowfall within the 'ds'
tcn avs. co, erinG the entire eastern p0.
lion OF the state and soil and nio1S'''N
conditions arc most excellent.
Mr. Elliott said that the March edrha,
Of the Northern Pacific would prood0N
show a considerable increase over "a
ago but expense will also be higher
cause maintenance work is being 'ro"''
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-04-06
STOCK EXCHANGE NEWS.

Thc membership of Robert L. porcmuS
deceased. has been transferred to Armitt
Brown. OF Carstairs & Brown, OF Phla
delpha. and that of Frederick H. Alex
andor to Leon Moysc. cf Moyse & Holmes
The membership OF John Goodchld has
been posted FOR transfer to Louis \.
Ripley.
Suowdcn. Barclay n Moore and Smith.
Heck N Co. nave dissolved partnership.
New partnerships have been formed as
follows; Carstairs & Brown. Moysc &
Holmes, I. !. Smith x co. and Barclay.
Moore Il %.
Tho following have retired from their
respective firms: James NJ. I,alstcd Of
Il. l.. Smyth a Co; Harold Mcstrc. Of
Alfred IcStrc & Co. j Walter Wood
Siruthers. of Alfred Mestrc a CO.. and
Isaac l.. Macarthur. II Livingston & 60.
Branch offices have been Discontinued AS
follows: c. ]. Hudson & Co.. Williams
port, Penn. r.. n G. Randolph, Charles
ton. s. c.; Caleb l.. Mckee 4 Co., Glove
land. Finley Darrell & CO., Buffalo. and
ticrzfcld u Stern, Hamburg. Germany.
Moyse q Holmes have opened a new
branch Office I'm New Orleans
II. X. Burras & Co arc now at No IS
Broadway
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-04-06

Of unsettled transit facilities growing Out
Of the floods. but the situation IN tins
respect is rapidly fighting itself and
though things are temporarily upset III
tho stricken zone. and this affects
wire and mail transmission IN non-af-
fectod districts. il rs certain that the
processes Of Iccupcration and repair viii
eventually make a demand for goods.
though II viii take some time 70 get a line
on the probable volume OF such require
mcnts. n is plain that tho talk of prop
crty damage has been more pcsslmlsue
than the actual facts warranted. How
ever. when the new demand springs mp
il is likely 90 be for cheaper class OF
goods than heretofore, this cNpectatIo"
being .IrcdicateI ou the financial losses OF
most classes crop conditions outside OF
the flooded area Of the Central West. and
save in section of the Texas Panhandle,
are IA. oraJic. while other fundamental
conditions are sound and II is note~ orthy
that stocks OF merchandise tn first hand"
Accumulate but slowly this being an cspc-
cial characteristic Of textile lnes-a mani
festation that holds values steady
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-04-06
PLAN REORGANIZATION
Laramie, Hahn's Peak q I'd
cific Plan Is Drafted.

The nlau for the. reorganization oil '"'
Laramie Hahn's Peak 4 Pacinc VA. 80"
without a foreclosure, which mas W
drafted by the junior creditors coni'"''
Tee. of Boston. provides for the orEdn'-
ton of new company. Win N''"''
per cent non-cumulativc preferred SUM-
and 10000 common
Holders OF the present $1,000" u"'
cured notes and $4,000 unsccure1 ''"l"
arc called upon for "A 10 per cent assess
mcnt. ana VIII get 10 per cent u u.
preferred stock. Tic preferred ana W.
mon stock holders are assessed per oo"'
The former get 81 per cent IN nc" y
ferrcd and tie latter ( per cent 'h j"
preferred and ~ per cent in cohho"'
Bonus OF the old company. comPrS"
500 Ono first o., 81 556Coo first REUNIONS
$4,000 collateral trust per cent no'.
due 1915. and 10000 general morissse
will be lett undisturbod. The asseesn'', .,
total 10000. which Is sufficient 10 80.
care OF interest charges up to Ap'" -.
the enc of the period (which the 'V''
tee regards as sufficient to denio"'
the working of its plan. -,
Assessments are payable % per =;
April =. = per cent September u NH'
per cent March Il. 1914 II is eAP'e,
that earnings viii be sufficient 10 20. ~,
at maturity two wears hence the VIZ,
receivers certificates that have poeh y.
gotiatod in order TO prov ide for t"e
charge of liens for equipment supP"sS'
and labor
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-04-06

demanded by the business public. whose
vital interests and those of the whole
people are ddirased by continuance Of the
present conditions. Tho four million IN
yestols I'm railroad stocks should make
themselves felt in state and national leg
.SlatgIes.
reference has been made 10 the IN
Justice of the governments position on
railway mail pay Every four wears the
mail is veished once and the government
requires the railroads 90 carry all the
mail during the ncXt four years on the
basis of that one test OF weight Every
one knows (and II not. the figures are
easily obtainablel that the volume of man
~ constantly increasing from yea 10
year with the increase In population anu
intelligence. But the roads for four years
are required to carry all this increase FOR
nothing This. in itself is bad enough
but now comes the parcel pest to add 10
the expense and labor and weight Win
out extra compensation.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-04-06
MON

Tho money market during the last week
has exhibited more firmncss than for some
time, and on Monday money rose to : per
cent. being generally attributed to the
calling Of loans and the general prepare
tons by the banks for the April disburse-
mcnts. in the later days Of the week the
tone Of call money grew easier, and rates
on Friday touched low point Of 2ls per
cent. with ruling rate Of 4. per cent.
There WAS considerable calling for funds
from tic South and the Middle West and
a falling off In receipts from the interior,
but at the close tho banks showed loss
Of $3.50 600 in cash and a slight reduc-
tion OF loans, Since January ] Of this
year the banks have shown a gain Of
1872 065, 900 from the interior, compared
with $91.9f40O0 IN the same period in
1912: $6S.j72. 900 in 1911, $1f172, 900 in
1910 and S19.S0C, 900 in 1909. Time money
VAS very firm, and AT present there arc
no Indications of what may be termed
sssy money in either call or time loans.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-04-06
JUDGMENTS RECORDED.

Tho following Judgments for amounts more
than 500 were Aicd Yesterday. The first name
IS that OF the debtor
Brown. Grcta w Mcndcs. ,9Os -.
Bolaud Edwards t.eUaid: S2G2 ~
Ecrccr JOseph-A " Fitzgerald S>3s ~
Bonaeci. Dominica Broadway 1rast 60,
% Cohcn. Jacob S jacobs ct al. sos -.
Cappiollo. Ircn,-J Chaser; $40; Is
Christopher M7N Wiener Machinery 10.
craft Daniel q Ecinhardt: $2iS&I
De Young rhtli2-N Dic.mau; $iHG oG
ElfonI acniamin-N Wlodcnfcld: S1ai q
800
Garlick. Jacob-civ Bank OF Bs,onuc,
Gartner Louis w u Graziadf. slis ~
Goodsrson. Frederick W Dockwcicr.
ieimerdinscr. Edward NE NJ ruzcr.
SIG 80.
iIaisey, Edwin B-Juics & Hugo Rosenberg
81 IG ~
IIcnifici. Philip &c II Post: s3Gc so
llurwitz lIyins-Intcrborough RAPID Transit
Lynch. Patrick J j Reilly. si0S
Levine. hdoif-lI Cohcn e. al SIS Gs
Lodcrcr. Ecinc D-B J. Marco; 500 81.
Mccormick. Thomas Watson Stillman co.
S}33 %
miiicn. Anna NJ -Twenty-tbird ward Bank.
CITY Of Ne" York. SJJ3 ~,
NonCs Harriet j and Charles y BcrEsirom
4 90 1896 IS.
Eoscnb,rs Gorson- Security Bank Of Sew
York. 81 49, 20.
Reilly Edward = T~wald. 500 II
Shapiro. Harris i Stcini'crG. Sill -
SEfth g IL hort II Lord; S2ff 81.
Tuoar. Norrs-T Morgan ct al. 1864 81
Van Ness. Alice WI Il Morse Ct al, costs
S23G -
Wasncr Houry-I W Goodhuc. sa.o37 s.
Ssnc-samc. S3toi 30.
Aandcr licrmau-D Bclaig ~ al sG93 So
Worshofsky. Joseph lntcrborOugh Rapid
Transit 60. costs. Sis -.
Weismann. Louis TINTED states Trust GO
~ New York: $3.50 g..
Zcrban. Mary C-J Lcihowitz. $40 81
Annex Homes Of Nov York city. Inc Nd
tilda Trsucolini Rose HALEY and Isiac "
Gcodhuc-W II Rich: sii2 III.
American Union Fire Insurance 60 Of phns-
dclphia-C oriis Macy & co. Inc: $685. e..
Samc-M Wof $3.50 81
Hcuismiu O Uotchkiss. Inc-BaIkcr Bond
Lumber Co. SlfJ 30
IIasLrouc', Piano COG l. Van we: t9Gl ~
International Clearing House CO. Inc and
Edward fiart-Jamcg I Hughes co: SO? o.
Mohawk Garage. inc--W Derhowitz. 500
Metropolitan Life Insurance Ca To Pinto.
SOL.
Same Estate OF Ninccnzo lorna $2jl 20
ouaylc Enamel Co onley NOil co. Sis y
$ Nc. crcon Paper Con- Meyerson. 81 .ooG 81.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-04-06
MOVEMENTS OF SPECIE.

The exports Of specie from inc por, U,
~c,, York for the week ended ApTiI d
wcrc. Gold 1892 and silver Hit'2' total
If ,,io1lo. against sl9l.5ss gold and silver
IN tho preceding week and N'i-'.o'' III Tue
corresponding week last year since jan
uary tho exports of gold amounted 10
SAG o., go and silver $ltol3.l59. against Sl' e
SEQ go5 gold and sle9ls,55o silver In the cor
responding period last year.
The imports of specie at the port OF
Nov York for tho week ended April .
were siS; So gold and '229.SSS silver. maxi
Ing a total of S1l5.?Gc. against total OF
,,5s % in the preceding week and $500, $40
i'm the corresponding week last year.
Since January / the import Of specie
amounted to T.Jco759, against S.sl9.1as
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-04-06
CURB ECHOES.

Durrc rue month OF February Ionopah
Extension receipts from operations Of
mine and mill were SsJ.,H and current cS-
pcuscs during tho same period amounted
to &3o-5-
The Nevada Hills Mining Company re-
ports for the month Of February as FOL
lows. Fifteen hundred and twent> -se' en-
tons of orc milicd, valued 40 cost OF
s,G.s77. AN average Of 81 % "a ton. Loss
IN tail.ugs was s. % ton. or 3.lyj; net
recovery was S-O.5H, OF So % ton TX
penscs for tine month amounted 10 81 S9'.
or Ei5l a ton. Mining results Tor the
month showed loss Of % cents ton. OF
81 .l5e. Tho company's financial statement
at the oud OF February showed liabilities
Of S5pCr. Resource ~ the same um'
indicated accounts receivable amounting
10 $50. cash ON hand $3.50. supplies 81
500. concentrates 81 .rj and absorption So
o., and not resources $500.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-04-06
BUSINESS REVERSES.

HARRY T.. BhJEE. salesman. OF SO -
West 1ctl t-ccf formerly iu builling and zeal
estate operations. bias tl,G e petition liibiu
ties ST. 80. uo assets. Ills debts were con
tractOJ between 1901 and 1911 Among tHc
crcduors arc the General Supply and Cons'rue
ton COMPANY. $4,000 disputed claim Price
Mckmucy. cleveland. 600 Audubon iioi''
ComUau- New orleans. SIG 100 disputed
claim. Whitehall Portland Cement 'onpany.
SIC -: AMI william E-ooi., -on. $40 200
AMDt MIS- UNDER so 900
PHILIP = STACFrEG. surviving partner
Of Relsnor o. Sha,nrr florists Soc. l2i1 aud
11lJ Lexington avenue. has MED petition.
iiaIilitics 50 ~. assets. Sis" connecting "'
stock S3on. nNtWfs. 500 and accounts Sls'
Anna ShacHcr iS creditor for $3.50. money
loauld Tho business was started in 1899 o.,
samuel Rcisucr. Ar Shac0cr became part
nor iu Ju'c 1917 81. i;csncr died ON Jaug
any 49, 1913 and Nj shacncr has since Ger
Tied ON thc business.
GERM ~ REAL ESTATE cOMPANN-Pcu-
ton Glcd against thc German Real Estate
Company. No 39l East i9th street. by Linda
g. Gioscl 500. Carl Grosch. 500. and Joseph
o. Miller $50 sine company r1s incorporated
FOO SCttcmbcr. 1907. and has capital stock OF
<iGg.UUI Charles GIosch BE- president and
Clara NotTCh secretary. Tho company erect
cd the apartment house No. "o3l Webster ~ e
uuc and sis two family houses No. 80 20 $50
East 23Gth sitc6l
HARRY iliBNAN. aS'lcr in trunks ~ No.
~ Grand street schedules show liabilities ~
IN 4-cft. I'M u clock
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-04-06
COST COMPARISONS
Changes in Average Prices for
the Last Week.

The following table gives the highest
lowest and average wholesale spot prices
OF twenty-five articles of current con
SUMPTION bon the New York markets for
the week ended April .. and tho difference
in averages from those Of the previous
week. cotton. sugar and lard quotations
bcinc in cents and hundrcdths:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-04-06
BOND DOTS.

!. T.. Barnhsrt. clerk Of the Board VI
Education OF Akron CITY School District
Ohio. will receive proposals until p. nj
April L. for 5000 - per cent school
equipment and CONSTRUCTION Dohos' u
nomination $1,000. dated April To- 1915 ana
due April l.. 1876.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-04-06
Dallas Electric Corporation.

The Dallas Electric Corporation. man
aged boy stone & Webster. reports gross
earnings for February OF sl6j,.E. IN in
crease Of SJS,i92 over February Of 1871,
net earnings were ,9.ili. a gain OF S2l .y1s
over February of last year. and surplus
over charges for the month amounted 10
49, an increase of S2l363. The report
Tor the twelve months ended February Is
|, shows a gross OF 81 $50 Sos. an increase Of
SIS. go over the corresponding period OF
the previous year. and net earnings were
>,6j j3S an increase of $40 .3g6. Surplus
over charges for the twelve months
amounted TO Si1O6u, a gain OF Mso.Go1 over
the Same period Of the preceding car.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-04-06
PUBLIC UTILITY NOTES.

4 Il. Leach & Co, investment bankers
announce that the Omaha Conhcl
Iuuffs street Railway Company durinS
,I,c first seven days following the TORNADO
.hovvs an increase in earnings Of appro%-
ir,atoIv sISO10 over tire corresponding
week Of last year, or Alo'"" ipo'e "o'
NAL. In view of the fact that inc oanh
crs sold a considerable amount u I'M
company's bonds. they advise holders
that the damage sustained by the COM
pany by reason Of the recent torhaho was
$1,000 TO overhead construction. 80" u
cars. 81 coo to shops and Sl.Jp TO expense
NJ clearing tracks. "A total of sljcco.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-04-06

Il IS remarked that Charlotte Mccklen-
burg County, y. C.. VIII mold An clcctioi
OH May TO decide 81 thc ISSUANCE OF
10000 paving and 5000 South School,
construction bonds.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-04-06

Splitter. Rorick & Co, OF New fofN.
uorc the successful bidders OIL March 4
for $4,000 twelvc-yoar average coupon
.eucr bonds of Albion. Orleans COUNTY,
y. Y.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-04-06
Columbus Electric Company.

The comparative reports OF nc oolu'"
bus Electric Company for the month y,
February and the twelve months ehueu
February IS are as follows
MONTH"; OF EELIlAI.l.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-04-06
Pensacola Electric Company.

Gross earnings OF the Pensacola Elec-
trio Company for the month Of lcbruary
we're 3. j05. as compared with t-j.olJ FOR
February OF 1917. a decrease of sos. Net
earnings were $3.50 as against 8 95S for
February OF last year a decrease OF $5i0,
and surplus over charges for ,he month
amounted to sos, as against '-J5l. a de-
creas, of SIS. The twelve months gross
ended February Is amounted 10 S-SS9'o.
an Increase of 1853 over the correspond
ing period of tho previous year Ne:
ca,nings were Hll.n9 a gain OF 5i3aS, and
surplus over charges for the year amount
Cd to So ojj, a decrease Of S.'2t a5.com-
Pared with the corresponding period of
tho pttccdiuC wear