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The Oroville weekly gazette. [volume] (Oroville, Wash.) 1905-19??, 1914-10-16
A STRONG TICKET

For United States senator-Wesley
l.. Jones.
For member of congress from the
fifth district-Harry Rosenhaupt.
For legislature. A. Blackler.
For sheriff-Harry E. Stark.
For auditor-F. A. Granger.
For clerk-M. E. Mcclure.
For treasurer-E. c. Quackenbush
For prosecuting attorney-Chas. A.
Johnson.
For assessor-C. H. Knosher.
For engineer-George j. Gardiner
For commissioner first district
Hugh Miller.
For commissioner third district
]. H. Green.
The Oroville weekly gazette. [volume] (Oroville, Wash.) 1905-19??, 1914-10-16

for minute detail and exactness, and
when he does a piece Of work In his
line those who employ him know that
it is done right and requires no check
ing. He has lived and followed sur
veying in Okanogan county for years.
His mining surveying, the most exact
ing work of the kind that surveyor
is called upon to do, has always pass
ed the crucial examination OF those
higher up, and he has won recognl-
ton among the leading engineers OF
the state. Aside from his professional
efficiency he is so honest and square
with his dealings with the public that
the saying las fair and honest as
George Gardiner" has become pro-
verbal. If all men were as we'll fitted
for the office to which they aspire as
Geo. ]. Gardiner is for county engin-
eer, county government would be
more economically and efflcaclously
administered, and there would never
be any complaint of deficiency or ir-
regularity in public place.
The Oroville weekly gazette. [volume] (Oroville, Wash.) 1905-19??, 1914-10-16

Every indication points to a re-
publican congress for the next two
years. People have given democrats
chance, they have been weighed in
the balance and found wanting. 1t is
the same old story. Put democrats In
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-02-04

Par n us,,,,.' 90, as Enlhished
c9u.es-N Nos 61lI, 66l9 eG.s 6S31. SEA,
$50. 6st" ds.l. tsi6. Gs5s. 6sss. FGs3 68ii
800 t5s3 cesi. $3.50. stlj. 6SiG. .Gi7, sGs5
tt1b- COZ clear
'Hrt llI-Roforc Fineltte. J. cas-. unau-
lsh"d P7r' " Before Schmuck clear
natt ' - Bhf"rc Green, !. case unfinished
Fstt Ni.-before Smith. J. case unfinished
Fhrt ~ Before Ransom. J. Gas. urdn-
!shsd Fart VIII before Lynch. J case
Hnhnlshed Causes to 10 sent from Part
g" tsTts III " V. vi. VII and VIII
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-02-04
URGES COMPLETE HARB0R PLAN.
Merchants Association Advocates
Creation of Able mmtssion.

The Merchants Association has recon-
mended the creation of n board TO be
known ~ The Port Of New York Com
mission" to consider plans for port de-
velopment that will include the entire
harbor from the lower bay to Long Island
Sound the East and North rivers, Newark
Bay and XIII van Kull.
The associations pro,<Isal has been
transmitted TO Mayor Mitchell for sub
mission to the proper officials. II Is the
result of u careful study of the needs OF
the harbor by the associations committee
Oh harbor. docks and terminals.
In his letter to Mayor Mitchell presi-
dent w. A. Marble said that the associa-
ton IL of the opinion that the commission
should he composed OF members who have
had experience with the work, with IL
preponderance of engineers OF high stand
ing.
The need of n comprehensive plan for
port development, he said. rests primarily
on these facts: That no general plan ever
has been made TO utilize many areas of
the port that possess economic and physl-
cal advantages. that the competition for
sites within certain restricted areas has
raised the value beyond economical neces-
stiles and that efforts heretofore have
been directed solely toward the remedy
ing of and planning for restricted areas
which comprise only u few os the units
OF the entire port problem.
The association recommends that the
proposed commission should have ad-
vsory powers only and should he en-
powered TO prepare and report on n
comprehensive plan.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-02-04
GENERAL CHEMICAL co. REPORT.
Net Prohts s2,O0O,4a2. an Increase
Of 33OO, $50 over 1912.

The report of the General Chemical
Company for tba year ended December
81. 1918. shows that the net profits were
S296s,4i2. as compared with S2,66S.5S2
in 1917 The balance after the payment
Of preferred dividends was Sl.9S4,442.
which was equal to 1919 per cent. on
the sl0,3ll goo common stock. against
.2.os per cent. on sS,b5S,900 stock the
year previous.
The payment Of preferred aud common
dividends left II surplus of $l,376.1,6 as
compared with sI.3O0.Ss5 In 1872 which
added to the former surplus made a total
of s6,12i,1i5. as compared with $5,763,-
1888 in tal2. After taking into account
the amount charged on and II common
stock extra dividend of D per cent. there was
left profit ana loss surplus on December
81. 1913. of S5,0G5.5s3. against s4,741.3G9
In his remarks to the shareholders Will
lam ". Nichols. chairman of the board
says that although the year has been one
Of general apprehension In manufacture
Ing circles chemical manufacturers have
suffered little
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-02-04
AMERICAN CAN net
SHRINKS S927,25S
Company Earns sc, 595.G79, or
4.l9 Per Cent. on the
Common Stock.

The report of the American Can Com
pany for the year ended December 81,
1918, shows that after paying the in
terest on bonds there remains q balance
of s4,47125t, which was equal to per
cent. on the S41,233,30O preferred stock
and A4a Der cent on the S4l,233,S0O
common after depreciation and improve.
ments, as compared with $50 per cent. on
tho same amount of common tho year
previous.
Net earnings for the last year were
s6,595,G7?, compared with $7622e32 the
year previous Interest at the rate of )
per cent. per annum on the company
gold debenture bonds was deducted from
the above earnings, an item which did
not figure In last years report as the
issue was sold this year The interest
amounted to $4,000. leaving n balance
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-02-04
TWO LAWS ONLY ARE NEEDED
wtckershan So Asserts tn Talk "a
Vacation Fund DepOsitOra,

George W. Wickersham, eN-United
States Attorney General, talked to women
workers last night In the Metropolitan
Life Building on the Wage Farmers Re-
sponsibiilty." His talk was for depositors
In the Vacation Savings Fund. sub
organization of the National Civic Fed
GRAFTON, In telling the women to interest
themselves in getting the right kind OF
laws, he said
II would not give a button for any
woman who couldn't influence AT least
one vote unless she had IL herself
sometimes think If we could repeal all
tho laws on our statute books and then
write two laws--'fear God and love your
neIghbor'-Nve would get along better II
we could get the people to live up to
them"
Miss, Anne Morgan told the women OF
her recent Western trip in the interest
of the vacation fund movement A
similar movement is soon to be started In
Western cities, she said. Miss Gertrude
Robinson smith, chairman of tho fund,
presided. The savings fund has 10000
::o.nbers and savings amounting to
100000
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-02-04
B. & M. EXTENDS $4,000. 900.
Holders of rs Per Cent. Of Notes
said to Have COnseutrL.

H. u. Fisher. treasurer. and : r. Mac.
lntosh. general auditor of the Boston and
Maine, were Ut the offices of j. +. Morgan
" 60. yesterday handling the extension OF
the companys $4,000, 600 notes due then
They announced near the close of the day
that the holders OF about 9S per cent. Of
the notes had agreed to extend them 10
June 2 when $4,000. 900 additional notes
are due.
Several holders of notes demanded pay
meut. They were Informed that the com
pany had made no deposit with j. r.
Morgan Il Co. to pay the notes OFF and
were referred 10 NiVe-Prcsideut Hobbs
In Boston. The officers OF the company
here said yesterday that undoubtedly
those who insisted on payment would &c,
II. No payments We're made NJ the offices
OF j. p. Morgan Go. yesterday.
No plan of financing these notes on
June has been made, 1t IL said. The
roads managers are counting on I'M
proved financial conditions then and
higher rates TO help them out.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-02-04

Bank exchanges in January display
considerable ire guiarity rs compared
with year ago, the total, according 20
the statement prepared by Il. q. Dun &
CO.. which includes returns from 12S cities
in the United states, amounting to sI6.-
loo, S3J.09G, Il decrease of O.3 per cent.
The comparison with 1912. however. Is
much more favorable. as a gain over that
year Is shown of no less than IL per cent.
The exhibit by New York Is compare
lively satisfactory, there being gains at
that centre of GA and 6.1 per cent. re-
spcctively. as contrasted with the two
earlier years. \ portion OF this improve
ment IN due 10 greater activity In the
financial markets. but IL also reflects
some expansion In ordinary business OPP
eratiors. Most rregularity is shown In
the returns OF the outside cities.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-02-04
PHILADELPHIA GROWS RICHER
Real Estate Assessment si,6At.3t6,-
O27-eI,5s2.3O2.O@ for 1919.

PHuApELPHIA, Feb. 3.---The board Of
revision of taxes to-day sent correct and
final figures Of the assessed valuation of
real and personal property for tal TO the
City Controller. The report shows the
real estate assessment for this year TO he
Sl.6il.31G.027. as compared with s1.5s2.
Se@,o.0 for 1913. or an increase OF s5s,-
1907.
The citys borrowing capacity on the
real estat" assessment for this year
1854. 3l6,02, ut the legal allowance OF :
per cent. makes available sll, 4ss,2l2is
Councils, anticipating this, have author
lied already "A loan of slo.000,0oo so that
only Si,iSs.2l2.iS will be left availab"
for borrowing
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-02-04
THE BOSTON MARKET.

BosToS, Feb. 3.--Trading ON the local
exchange was fairly active and prices
ruled generally iirner The copper stocks
in particular showed strength. averaging
gain OF about =. Tamarack jumped
TO 80. CRANKY strengthened 2a4 TO
49,. while Allouez and superior adj
vauced H.. the former to 40. the latter
TO 30. American Telephone showed a
good recovery from Mondays decline,
with an advance OF III to 1921 United
Shoe. after declining a point 10 53h.
rebounded 20 50 q. up /. In the rails
Boston Elevated gained =. Boston and
Maine preferred advanced ~. while New
Haven eased OF fractionally. The sum
mary
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-02-04
FINANCIAL NOTES.

Stone 4 Webster have issued their annual
booklet on public utility propeEties and serurt'
ing, Gas aud Water Power Properties Manual"
The book gives descriptions OF the various
with statements Of capt. alizaton particulars
regarding securities, earnings and expenses for
Alfred Mss,rs 1 Co. anno~n"s tn. admission
70 their firm AZ special partner OF Richard d.
Thompson Towle 4 Co. have issued tho
second .,iii,on Of their pamphlet entitled "Es.
eentlal Railroad Statistics" The pamphlet Is
results of operations Tor the fiscal year cnded
June -. 1914. with the exception Of those
1873 II sives statistics regarding capitalize,
ton. earning. exnenses. dividend records. mum.
Harris, Forbes & Co, have purchased SO
oO",cS Utah Power and Light Company frs,
mortgage per cent gold bonds.
of N'car"sua gives The total Tor January isii
as slisoc', compared with si:5ooO for Decem.
Kauim n, department Stores. ine ''.' OF PITTS,
burg purposes to reduce its capital stock from
The annual repor, of julius Kayser 4 Co
for the year ended December 81. 1918. show 3
"'s sSs viii, n.T m s s sane
paid The balance was ssSt,4ai or 1907 per cent.
M 1917 SIX per cent. was paid, against 4 per
The HockinS Valley has sold ssN.0o A.; per
Loeb 4 Co. They mature serially at the rate
of $50, 900 "a year
OF the sl5oc,oo Chicago and Eastern Illinois
re,sivers' certificates authorized early In Jan
nary and taken by syndicate headed by the
Equitable Trust Company all have been dis.
posed OF by the syndicate. A large portion
has been resold
Missouri, Oklahoma and Gulf will shortly
ask for authorization to issue about s75O 900
receivers certificates, of which about SiOO 90
will he sold within six weeks.
The Chicago, Milwaukee and ST, Paul Rail.
way Company has sold 10 Kuhn, Loeb 4 Co
aud the National City Bank ST. t5O OO6 convcr.
nbie ,lchrnNres i'a per cent. gold bonds This
is tho remaining unissued balance of the go,
ooo o0 drbcntures which mature in 1882. II IL
understood that these bonds were sold 10 the
banking syndicate at the time the So IA 900 nj
by IL last week
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-02-04
MILK MEN MUST OBEY AT ONCE.
DR.. GO1dwRtcr Refuses to Extend
Time for PasteurizatiOn.

Many milk dealers asked Commissioner
Goldwater of the Health Department yes
terday for an extension Of time before
he .nforces the ordinance which requires
pasteurization OF all grades OF milk except
certified. About 80 per cent OF the dealers
are ready for the new requirements pr.
Goldwater refused to grant the extension.
Il am convinced that the ordinance is
good one" said he last night, and
numerous medical organizations have as
sured me of their belle; in 1t. The dealers
have had plenty Of time.
THE ordinance went into effect on
II bruarv ! and 7 Will have inspectors
searching for violations each day. "
they discover any violations they will
summon the dealer to appear before mo
to show cause why his license should not
be revoked"
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-02-04
ELECTIONS AND MEETINGS.
MOBILE 4 ONO RAILROAD co.

The Annual Meetings OF the registered
holders of the General Mortgage Bonds OF
the Mobile & Ohio Railroad Company. pursu-
ant to the General Mortgage OF May IL.
1883. and of the holders Of the Preferred
Income and Sinking Fund Debentutes OF
said Company. pursuant to the Decd OF Trus.
Of May /. 1873. viii be held at the omice OF
the Company, No. 80 Church street. in the
city OF New York. on "Wednesday, February
a. 1914, at t2 o'clock noon and o'clock j. NJ
respectively.
The Voting Register Of tho said General
Mortgage Bonds and tho Transfer Books OF
the said Debentures Will close at 2 o'clock
\. NJ. Wednesday, January Is, 1915. and
reopen at 10 o'clock A. NJ. on Thursday,
February lP, 1914.
New York. January IL, 1914.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-02-04
NA>DtLIA RAILROAD COMPANY.

Pittsburgh. Pa, February I. 1914.
The annual meeting of the stockholders %
the NANbALIA RAILROAD COMPANY
will be held at the principal ofiiCc OF the
Company, Room No 3. Union station, In the
city of Terre Haute, Indiana. on Tuesday.
April :. 1877 at ten o'clock a. NJ. Tor IN"
purpose Of receiving the annual report for
1919, elccting three directors to succeed a.
Ike number whose term of service expires
on that date, and transaCting such other
business as may properly com" before the
meeting
account Of This m"etipg.
: ~ I1,;,iETT. Secretary.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-02-04

tNTERMEYER. HENRY In pursuance OF
an order Of Hon Robert Ludlow Fowler a
surrogate OF the County Of New York notice
Is hereby given to all persons having claims
against llenrJ tntermeyer, late Of ia,
county OF Now York, deceased to present
the same with vouchers thereof To tho sub.
scrihers AT thor place Of transact,ng bust.
mes, az III, once OF Maxwell Davidson their
Sew York, on or before the .sth DAY II
July NEXT Dated, New York, the 18th dav
OF January. lplt MAXWELL DAVIpsON
Attorney for ENeculors ITO Broadway, Man
hsttan, New York city, MELVILLE l'NTI:R.
WERNER, Executors
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-02-04
THE PHILADELPHIA MARKET.

PHILADELPHIA, Feb. 3.--TrGding was
narrow during the day and there was
evidence ~ good selling by commission
houses. Electric Storage was again In
demand and advanced 20 around 81.
Philadelphia Electric was taken in odd
lots and showed an advancing tendency.
Cambria Steel was inclined 10 weaken.
but there was some buying on the decline.
Traction stocks were quiet but firm. ex-
cept Union Traction. which sold off l.,
point. Arbitrase trading was small. The
summary.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-02-04
LIS pEN1DENS
Manhattan,

BROOME ST IiI--City Real rstt.c g., -,
LYMAN Greensboro. ct Al ,for,,los9,a q
s, TTEF'srsesa a iyc4 n sw2ip sa,o,
ast Fritz Gerspacher q al rc''a, az. n' q,
mortsage); atty. II Sands
avs. lot .t-ltudolph WnllacI 9" ~,
Mary 7 I Wya.D foreclosure Of t.N Holly
o. broadway. 1iG ana l5,, L!.te..s' -"
H. M'y ss ,l at a.. tdwa s%l 'i .s g.
'amended partition. atty. II e. BosIs.
ast Fannie l. r Hubbard e; al ,fo."
closure Of mortgage; attys, Due S'-qns
EivERsiDE Drive. W =, % @ q 1e.,h =.
i extended. 2tsx5siiX ,irt,t-pf'o R
90 et al foreclosure Of mortgage, a'.,
EDdfcoMBE Az. i25--Ids Van wcr. az,
Henry VI Deters ct al uoreclos - MRS
atty. II W schutt
LOT 13t, map f.aconia PARK BtonN- t.ru.
clos of tax Hem nt,v g " schv,r'fm.p
WATTS 81. = ia sullivan IT.. -n,..,v
isli-Hannah Gold e. al agt >c'h 81 sid.
liken 81 al ,forecIos of taN Hem, .''}.
|. j Gould.
PARCEL Of land beg a, p.Io' o., =
blk S" $50, o. s s5xs * AVN g5x n &, "a 5,.-
Hannah Gold 81 al. ag' VIM j R,k. =,
~ uorsci9s OF tag lien, a,E. l. J %e..
irenc e Brown ost Robert Prior e. a
tforcclos of m's"l; ATTY, q Trey
Rudolph Walla,h co az, Eli NrNau..
,forcclos OF taN LEM ATTY. y N,utUn
lott, ST 49, b"t 81 and 81 a,s iot ~
wash Laundry 'foreclos "f tay lien.
atty. \ Wcymanil.
lot i-Rudolph walluch 60 az. Horulr4
Cohen forcclos Of tax Hem o'l'.
Weymanh.
i2sTH ST. u =. between 5th and L,uoy av,
lot io-Rudplph Wulla,h GO az 80.
la!de Arnold foreclosure % taE Boss.
1911: c75hA ST v e; met" Between sa ard "a ~, .,
Rudolph Walisoh CO az Ma \
Messer foreclosure OF ta@ LEM. ..". \
lecTH 81. between I.ero, and M ST.. g,
~ io' 5--iiudolph Wsilach o." ne '
Shra.y Gorcclosurc Of So. ItuI. It's \
liSTii 81, between lst ard p!c.aa. ~.
perla foreclosure OF Tax lem. H-
~ and ii-Eudolph Wailaoh GO Sarah I
johnson foreclosure Of 'AN hc"' .''"
s,rH 81 :. between 1t anI 81 COS, o,
s-Rudolph Wallach 60 ast Nn. y
foreclosure Of tax hrn'' atty Wee.
ID AZ. W g. between ii7ih and ILL., 80
lot .26--.Rudoiph Wallach o. az
Weymanu.
BArHGATE Az. ~ :, he i7..h - 'ot r's.
mont aN ~ - -hul",pH " 't.,.'
church - - Joseph II ~" c''f ~ ""
York e. al faction 20 i'rcclos" Us '.".'.
ATTY, \ Mey mann
LOT - map joel Woifc astat'."ii..'-'
White ast Elmer u coulter 80 Q. ,ar. On
10 forecloso taN lem, att!s. NA.i .''h
& n
LOT a.. rron>wood Pa-h--SnburlaI G'' T.
I'm Realities agt John Whalen .. I ''.' n
% foreclosc tax Hem. ai:y Srn""."
LOTS Us 55l-55c map wakene'i--Lou.s r"
ag, Daniel Pine. - al faction 20 fur'r -
tax lem. ATTY, T | Srhwart2rIau
10th ST = :. l4lS N"tf a., lN.tNt.'N
irrey-,Iohn Torucr AZ; Sarah Mc''urr rs
ct Al foreclosure and correct mtg Co.,.
r Bannon.
LOTS Al and ~ man stems estate. H'si
Avltahile agt onofrio Nicei e. al 'raru'
lion suiI: atty, ! III corn.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-02-04
DINIOENDS AND INTEREST.
PRESSED SJftI CAR COMPANY.
rEEFEKREp DINIpEND NJ. 20.

PREFERRED DlNIpEND NJ 20
puart"rly dividend oi one and three
quarters per cent ia CO. VIII he paid Feb.
ruary .S'h. l'li To Preferred Stockholders
Of recon- a., closing ~ Transfer Rocks Fet
ruary TN. lH1+ Preferred Transfer Books
viii reopen February 9Th 1910
COMMON dividend so. %.
tho ~, SS" ouar,Sr ry Ts,a I'm
dividend of three Per cent 90 on the
common stock from the surplus Net earnings
for tho usCd wear ending December 3ist.
lel3 VIII be paid March 18th. 1914. to com.
mon stockholders Of record a. the close Of
Transfer Books Of tho Common Stock on
February 18th Isli Transfer Books OF the
common stock VIII he reopeued March
llth. 1914. Checks will be- mailed
u y SMARTX Asalstnnt TreAsn-a-
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-02-04
xrO.OOO.OOO IN 81 offered.

An issu" of sl0,0O0.o0o first and re-
funding mortgage five per cent. sinking
fund gold bonds OF the Montana Power
Company IL offered at - and interest
by Lee. HIgginson & Co. the Guaranty
Trust Company and j. & W. Seligman
4 Co. The mortgage covers all the
propsrty Of the Montana Power Company.
which serves with electric light and power
the greater part of the population Of the
state Of Montana, including the Butte
district
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-02-04
LIST OF REALTY HOLDINGS
OF Banks and Trust tomunr,..
which Are IN Liquidation.

The liquidation bureau Of tn, \.,
York State banking Department. has q.
sued 81 catalogue of the various plr,.i,
OF real estate and mortgage holding. -
the banks and trust companies in liluidl
ton which may be obtained by rH, 49,.
tate brokers and investors upon dppyc,
ton to g. II. Jcwett. deputy supcr,n,o.
dent Of banks. so Broadway Man1l,,,-
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-02-04
LEGAL NOTICE.

10 WHOM IT MAY CONCERN.
PLEASE TAKE NOTICE that prr .E
the provisions of - certain mo"tE.
i AMAlcA UNION LAND CbMrANN
poration orsanizpd and existing ur''
laws OF the state of New Nurt o.
Metropolis Finance companN re- Trus''.
the said Jamaica Cntun Land turup|
appointed LumHn. W Goodcuough p'
Benton Crisp in the place aud stead 81"
Metropolis Finance Company
Dated, New York February Sru. l'I|
JAN AGA UNION IAND CbMl'N'
Nv MEADE g bORSON. Sr...f
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-02-04

BALDWIN. JARED q. In pursu,.nc. OF an
order OF Hon Robert Ludlow Fowler, "a
II hereby given 10 all persons having claims
against Jared G. Baldwin, late Of th6 County
with vouchers thereof to the suhscribers AT
Their place OF transacting business at tho
office of the Title Guarantee and Trus,
Company In the Borough OF Manhattan No.
i7s sroadway, City of Now York on or be-
fore the 10th day Of June next.
Dated. New York tho 18th day OF No
JARED q. BALDWIN Jr,
ALFRED r, BALDWIN.
Executors,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-02-04
CHICAGO. MILWAUKEE A. ST. PAIL
RAILWAY (OMPNNN

Y. HTUtuWH!, NeW YORK january 20, 1914
Notice n hereby given that there has been
declared 4 dividend Of Three Dollars nnS
fulF cents Per share on the Preferred stock
hnd n dividend of Two Dollars and IsIftv
cents Per share on the Common stock az ,ho
company, TO stockholders 81 record at three
o'clock on the 18th day Of February pavehle
city OF New York ~ Wv
"A u WILLIAMS Vice pres,don,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-02-04

N.HANN, f'h. a.--itcpurts of the cold
storage warehouse 20 state Commits
si"n"r "f Health Riggs show there were In
storage on January I, 6,925.53i pounds of
huti"r G,5oO,00O pounds of fresh and salt
'NrH'' lNHl",'HH pounds OF poultry, and
only llh,54j cases of eggs
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-02-04
TmE NlLI,>Cr REALTY COMPANY.

NOTTIL Y TENtUN 'tTNTN fhht thr
Annual Meeting of the Stockholders OF THE
ALLIANCE REALTN COMPANY viii he
held AZ he ONO. U' the COMPANY. No. li5
Broadway. in the Borough Of NaLha'taa,
city OF New York. the l"th day OF FEB
ruRry. 1914. at II o'clock noon To- tho an
nusl election OF Directors Of laid Company
and of two Inspectors Of Election. to serve
tor the suD ceedlnc Wear and for such other
business bs may property cone before such
meeting.
HOWARD ". SMITH. Secretary.
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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-02-04
GENERAL ASPHALT COwpA>y.

PREFERRED STOCK DIVIDEND No. -.
4 quarterly dividend OF ono and one
quarter per cent. t,l,-S per share has this
DAY been declared upon the Preferred Stock
OF TINS Company, payable Monday March .?
1914 to stockhold"rs as registered on the
books ~ thu COMPANY AT the close ~ husi-
ness Friday, February Is 1914. Transfer
books VII! not hn closed
pEBTNTVEE INTEREST
transfer books az tho tivo-Yenr Five Per
cent. d"heutures - 'his Company viii be
closed on Friday, February 10. 1874. FOR the
payment ~ the senli-auuual interest on
Monday, March 2. 1874. and reopenci on
Mer'h :. lNli l. RAKE. Secretary.
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