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Bisbee daily review., 1914-01-02
Lodge Notice $
MASONIC CALENDAR
FOR WEEK ENDING JAN. 2.
By C. A. Voisht

FOR WEEK ENDING JAN. 3. M $:::::s.,-r..... s:::s:s7 %:::::7 Practice.
 Thursday-Regular
 Friday-Third Degree.
 Saturday-Third Degree. JOHN c. E. FRY. w. M. BASsET WATKINS. Sec F. & A. M. ARTHUR LUTLEY, II. P. r. F. BENNETT, T. l. M. F.. P. BREWSTER, k. c. w. R. BANKS, Sec. Huachuca Council, R. A. M. & K. T.
Bisbee daily review., 1914-01-02
WooDMAN CIRCLE

Meets in Meclgoyich hall second and fourth Friday 7'30 D. m. ELLA SCOTT, Guardian. EMILY V. FOUNTAIN, Clerk. r. O. Box Ll11.
Bisbee daily review., 1914-01-02

WANTED-Work by lady in rooming house or hotel. RI. A. Hunter, Don
 Luis. Ariz i3
Bisbee daily review., 1914-01-02
CRINDEI.L SAYS BUY LAND

In a few years there will be no cheap land left. Tho value of all land is rapidly rising. The homestead land is about all gone. Back to the land is the cry all over the country. To buy land in any developed sec tion today costs more money than the average man can af- ford to pay. The biz money in land is made in buying cheap western land and developing or holding 1t for the rise. Buy land close to home where you can see what you get. Buy land close to a good market. Buy where water can be developed. Buy where the farmers are. Buy land in the MeNeal Basin of the Sulphur Springs Valley, it will make you money. This land is cheap now. See Grindell or write.
 McNeal Realty Go.
 MeNeal, Ariz.
Bisbee daily review., 1914-01-02
FIRST CLASS PICTURE FRAMING

done. Everything bought, sold, ex. changed. Standard Furniture Co.,, Allen Flock. Phone 244. SIS
Bisbee daily review., 1914-01-02

HIGHEST CASH PRICES PAID FOR secondhand furniture. Everything bought, sold, exchanged. Standard
 Furniture Co.,. Allen Block. Phone. 244. Sio
Bisbee daily review., 1914-01-02

FOLDING chairs and tables for enter tainments and parties. Uncle Jim's, Brewery Gulch. Phone 257.
 N e3a
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Wanted

WANTED--Room and board in pri- vate family by two gentlemen. Ad- dress P. o. Box 2117 AS
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GOLDEN Hotel, steam heat. modern
 conyeniences. Main street. Phone sas q, 1 t 199.
Bisbee daily review., 1914-01-02

LORENZ HOTEL--Centrally located, near Allen Block. Rooms sl0.0a
 per month and up. Rooms with gas heat. 52i
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DR HATTIE JOHNSON. osteopath
 Diseases of women a speciality. Hotel Royal. l87
Bisbee daily review., 1914-01-02
GUST C. HENDRICKS
coco CEMENT WORK.

coco CEMENT WORK.
 Sidewalks. curbs. flower bed cop ings. plaster and concrete work of all kinds. All work guaranteed. We are hoe to make good any defect i've work. Look for the name on the walks. LOPEZ BROS, Box 952, Bisbee, Ariz. .f
Bisbee daily review., 1914-01-02

sl1ATTLE Painting & Decorating Co
 Phone sS--Box 2o4. D. w. Walker
New-York tribune., 1914-03-31
COTTON ACTIVE
AND HIGHER
Sharp Advance in May Contracts,
New Crop Months Hold.
ing Firm.

There was considerable excitement in
the cotton market yesterday, when hrm-
ness in Liverpool. better trade advices
from Manchester and steadiness in the
Southern spot situation combined TO send
the price of the May option up to l25lc.
or 2s. points above the closing price Of
Saturday, and 50 points above the July
option. Old crop positions made new high
ground for the movement. on bull support
and renewed covering. The close Vas at
net gains OF TO 81 points. The action OF
the Senate in passing the Smith cotton
futures bill, after striking out the So
called pooling provision, seemed generally
satisfactory. Some talk that the Dill
might 20 through the House and be en-
acted into law i'm such a manner as 10 be-
come Immediately effective suggested
in the matter Of working
out existing interest in old style con-
tracts but few traders believe that any
action will be taken working an injustice
unon outstanding commitments. Southern
snot markets were unchanged 10 Ac
higher. and the local market was steady
and % points higher, at l3.'5c for mid
ding upland no sales; delivered on con
tract. 800 bales.
New-York tribune., 1914-03-31
NEW YORK PRICE

quiet; Canadian. 81 %: silver Hull. 81 "
mixed. s.: Japanese, s. O5GS2 10
New-York tribune., 1914-03-31
,,,ob H. Schiff Discussed
for Governor of New
Banking Board.
GAVE MORAL SUPPORT
TO OWEN-GLASS BILL
o..s;deut, However, Says Slate Is
yet To Be Made Up
'Frisco'S Bonds.

a.. stock market was waiting
,,.cber Tor something 10 turn up
/" ~ ~ in the brokerage houses was all
,bs evidence being introduced at the
'%. - rate hearing and the possible ap-
sn'..,s ny the President 10 the red
'Da',r, ,.sorvs Board. a statement from
q. .,,nctop. in which the President was
...sntsd as saving that he had not
- "a No his mind yet whom to appoint
"a" board. and might be two or three
aecidipc. had no effect on the dis
-, ,oo Jacob II. Schifs was the leading
.s,aate in the gossip, and 1t was even
1.' ,Ao, he had been appointed and had
"a the place as governor OF the
NV. wv, Nr echins Endorsement of the
-. while il was still fiercely criu-
...d by other well known bankers with
90 .orsn,cuous exception of Frank a.
.'.s.,lin had recommended him. 1t was
.norh, 10 the administration; and there
-, the additional reason 10 appoint him
80, other members OF his firm notably
r,pl Warburg. had been strong IN detence
:, ira administration measure. Mr.
s.,,- "a old enough now 70 be willing
..ob.hlv. 10 give mp his activity as
80, Mr.. Warburg. however. is yet
r,rrr ss men Of affairs 80. and II is i'm
hsbla that he would he satisfied 70 give
:. NE rrivate business 10 become a mem
~. ~ the Federal Reserve Board.
New-York tribune., 1914-03-31
CASH QUOTATIONS.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.
New York. Mar7h 81 III !
IN-WHEAT-LonE VII, AZ made

New York. Mar"h 80. 1915
GKAIN-WHEAT-Lon VIII AZ made lts
appearance I'm liberal volume as 4 result OF a
change In ideas regarding the winter "hea'
crop outlook This feeling was started uy re
ports OF splendid weather in the soutn"es,,, ~,
and was helped along by snow 'epoi'
which condition was placed Al ~ snp ",
probable crop g. excess OF oOo. .vo,vpo pusneis;
or ~ 10000 bushels more than IRE onisia NJ
out-turn last year. Rumors were current ., "a
little exuort business I'm Winnlpee Du1 l.7
could not be confirmed. and all western nnaI
kets were exceptionally weak some o' ~, ~
Continentai markets showed steadlhess ~
Liverpool y as I'D to i7d lower and liberal Rus
ian shipme 1ts helped to Offset the enects oi
smaller exro-ts from other countries. findl
iocai nrices u the day were lHlHc pelo"
sundays c.Ose and the lowest IN about Two
n,ontbs IocaI cash market easier. No haId
a'inter 81 q New York; No red. 81 10,
siavstor, No 1 Northern Duluth. 81 Olss, ( o
.goatG 10 / Northern Manitoba, 81 o2, b
stoat CORN-The selling OF corn also caused
nrires 10 work OF rapidly, the close being so
Sc ret lower, and within fraction or the
hottou for the day. Lack of a cash demand
vas strongly felt in speculative circles ana
caused an increase of confidence on the bear
slde No z yellow corn quoted AT Jisc.
:. / 10 arrive OATS reflected weakness In
nther Grains and ~ the close were ilc net
lower cash oats were lower. standard white.
45isGf,6c: No :. g6nt5'sc; No ;, i5Hl5isc, No
& i,is mise ordinary clipped iihnt,c; fancy
clipped i5'sn4sc. all elevator. RYE easy :
No . western 69c / T New York export.
BARLEY uuiet mailing 5srd2c, = Rut
falo. ouening navigation. bOChWHhNi
New-York tribune., 1914-03-31
Thornes Evidence.

The eviderce introduced at the Inter
state Commerce Commissions hearing
yesterday by Clifford Thorne went a great
way 10 explain 70 Wall Street, whatever
their real purpose. how the commission
might he justified in taking so long a
time 10 adjudicate the railroads demands.
On their face they were Impressive. They
showed that the weight OF evidence was
not all on one side o. the scale. Undoubt-
edly, in their exhibit on Of the growth Of
maintenance char-es. and especially Of
The periods OF great est growth. the figures
had more than ordinary significance.
What was considered needlessly mislead-
Ing, though. was the comparison OF re-
cent years with year in a period when
maintenance charges were radically lower
than they ought % have been. The year
10 came at the end Of decade when
rate wars arl savage competition had ex-
hausted the strength Of the roads, and
Theo in order To- make a good showing
o. surplus available for dividends. or TO
scFape together bond interest, they had
10 rob their maintenance accounts.
New-York tribune., 1914-03-31
schiff as a Candidate.

n,s.r names that were mentioned yes
,.-s,v did not get much Of following
rank A. Vanderlip was held TO be out OF
a. question. principally because Of the re
.tous between the National City Bank
,r,srests and the present Controller of the
Currency Certain others were named in
M. talk. but only TO he thrown out
,,omptly. with the explanation that the
Morgan men won't get a look in" There
was very little doubt that Mr.. Schiff would
h named, If ne had not been already.
about the only things heard against the
srpointment came from quarters where 1t
vas not forgotten how optimistic Mr..
shift had been on his return from visit
ioE H. Hartman the week before the
rsil-oad man died. and his famous Cham
b,r 4 Commerce speech befora the panic
q 1907.
New-York tribune., 1914-03-31
TRADING in THE
CURB SECURITIES
Prices Generally Continue Weak
Small Volume of
Business.

Although the curb market showed a
slight recovery in a few issues yesterday.
prices continued generally weak. with a
volume of business somewhat less than
normal. Better support was given 10 the
more active oil stocks, such as Ohio Oil,
which advanced s points: Atlantic Rehn-
ing, 8, Standard Oil of Kentucky new
and Prairie Oil and Gas both moving up >
points. Standard Oil of Kansas was
heavy, losing points on the day.
The mining list was unsteady. west
End Consolidated. after selling up TO %,
Cropped 10 50. Tobacco Products pre-
ferred made a gain of 2. of point. Brit
ish-American Tobacco (oldl receded =.
United Cigar Stores common closed un-
changed. Riker Hegeman was firm.
Bonds were rather duh, with small trad
ing.
New-York tribune., 1914-03-31
"Pias Is Pics"

The same day that told OF the New Ha-
Ven's plan TO establish piggery in West
Springfield Mass. and 10 maintain the
dsrlzsns thereof on the remains from it's
dining cars. reported q successful opera
ton in which the cornea Of the human
eye was replaced with a pigs. Now, the
p.gs eye was valued at so. There was
nothing 70 show that the pig boasted
high lineage or anything else to give it
fictitious value. so the assumption Is that
any pigs eye. in reasonably good state
q Preservation. would have been just as
GOOD for the purpose, and that any pigs
eye. then. must be valued at so. Each
New Have pig Will have two eyes. which
50. and there may be. say. 5000 pigs.
Assuming that receipts from by-products.
rcn as bacon. pork. etc. Will Offset
ofeakage. there is-well. a million dollars
a the start. and only Colonel Mulberry
sellers could figure out how much after
hat
New-York tribune., 1914-03-31
Greek Government Per Cent. Loan of l9l
For Total Authorized Amount of 19,85O,OOO
Cenedb by La No of December
Present Issue 99,925,000
be d on,
OP in London DIN New RI Ah Eyp
Bondsal New York phon WILDE
Present Issue f9,925,00O

To be offered as follows

5UU Pars tIb6ZoU London 1IZSOz5U New roTk
Bonds allotted New York subscriptions will be negotiat
New-York tribune., 1914-03-31
GRAIN MARKETS
ALL DECLINE
Wheat at Lowest for Two
Months-COffee Active
and Higher.

Good weather reports and an estimate
Of A much larger crop than was produced
last year caused holders of wheat 10 mar
ket their supplies yesterday, and this
with an absence of cash demand, drove
prices down 10 about the lowest figures
reached iu the last two months. the close
being at net 1dl2sc below Saturday s
finals Selling was also the prominent
feature of the corn market. partly inru-
enced by the break in wheat, and the net
loss was asn5sc. oats followed the other
grains in weakness and lost "A l2c for the
day.
The coffee market overame an open
ing decline of Z TO points based on
reactionary early cables. and there was
considerable realizing at the lower figures.
Offerings were readily absorbed. and the
market soon worked higher under the in
nuence of improved financial conditions IN
Brazil and the net gain was II 10 - points.
the last figures being practically the best
of the day.
New-York tribune., 1914-03-31
BALTIMORE STOCKS.

.Ex dividend.
New-York tribune., 1914-03-31
PUBLIC UTILITY SECURITIES
Furnished by II. +. Mcconnell & Co, No.
Pine Street)

'Ex dividend.
New-York tribune., 1914-03-31
GRAIN LOWER IN CHICAGO

Chicago. March 30-Abundant moisture,
which gave sanction 10 estimates OF the
largest winter crop ever known. had
bearish influence to-day on wheat I'm
consequence the market after an un-
ceasing decline, finished weak a a Joss
of ] to 13sc net Other speculative
articles, too, all showed a setback-corn,
10 TO l7ie TO 2Jc. Range of prices:
New-York tribune., 1914-03-31
Frisco's Bond Coupons.

French investors who, on the advice OF
their bankers. bought some $2$,00O.oOO OF
'Frscos general lien > per cent bonds up
in the 70's ard SOS, will not be too happy
70 hear that the road viii have TO earn
more than is possible 10 earn in the time
remaining 10 il. if 1t is to pay of
Us May coupons The last sale was made
al ls, or a little over tWo-thirds of the
price at which the bonds were sold to the
French bankers. and a little more than
half Of the price at which the French
hlnl,ers rosold N m
New-York tribune., 1914-03-31
United Railways Of st. Louis.

Operating revenues Of the United Rail-
ways Company OF ST. Louis for the yea
1913 were s12,502 "a. an increase over 1917
Of 81 per cent Operating expenses, taxes
and reserves increased IS per cent, gross
income decreased - per cent and net IN
come decreased 21.7 per cent. During the
year the company expended for additions
to physical property $691,o56, principally
in constructing additional track, trans
mission lines and in purchasing equip
rnent for delivery Of hydro-electric
energy,
New-York tribune., 1914-03-31
PUBLIC UTILITY NOTES
General News and Earnings Of
Various Corporations.

Earnings OF the Cleveland. Southwest
ern q Columbus Railway Company for
February shows gross of ss992s. an in
crease OF sl.6J2 over February. 1913, and
net after taxes S27 5O3, a decrease of si.oi5.
New-York tribune., 1914-03-31
IRVING NATIONAL BANK, NEW YORK

New York March II. 1914.
The Board Of Directors has this day de-
clared a quarterly dividend or Two Per
Centum (2G) on the capital stock or this
Bank. PAYABLE April lst 1914 Transfer
Books will remain closed from u o'clock
noon March 2lst 10 10 o'clock \. NJ. April
1st 1914 HARRY +. WARD. Cashier.
New-York tribune., 1914-03-31
OTIS ELEVATOR COMPANY.

iIth Az. and 18th 81. y. y, G., MAJ. II, l'lt
Tho Poard of Directors Of the OTIS Ele-
vstor Company mas this day declared quar-
terly dividend Of s. 50 per share upon Tho
Preferred Stock and also a quarterly divi-
dend OF 81 % per share upon the Common
stock OF the Company, both payable al this
Office Apr. -. 1914, to the Preferred and
Common Stockholders OF record, AZ the close
Of business on Mar 81. 1914
w g. McCuue Treasurer.
New-York tribune., 1914-03-31
Puget Sound Traction, Light and
Power.

The Puget Sound Traction, Light and
Power Company for the twelve months
ended February 2S. 1914. shows gross
earnings of ss,7Ol.125, and net earnings,
after operating expenses and taxes, of
s37o0,4l2 After providing for interest
charges and bond sinking funds there re-
mained balance Of 81 .62O.S16 The popu-
laton served by the Puget Sound COM
pany numbers more than $4,000
New-York tribune., 1914-03-31

Birmingham Ry., 1t & Power co. rs
Carter Coal & Iron co. iSt S.
Central Ry. Co. of Peoria iSt Mtge. IS
Citizens Gas & Fuel Co. CT Terre
Haute ist Mtge. S.
The City Water Power Co. (AuStin,
TexaS) iSt s. F. S.
Clinton Iron & Steel Co. iSt Mtge. IS
Col. Springs Light & Power CO. ist IS
Columbia University Club ID Mtge. As
Columbus, London & Springfield Ry.
CO. iSt Mtge. IS
Consolidated Light & Power Co. Of
Whitehall iSt S.
Denver & Rio Grande r. r. CO. Cumu-
lative Adj 10 Gold
Erie Electric Motor Co. iSt Ref. Skg.
Fund Gold Bonds IS
Fonda. JohnStown & GloyerSyllle
r. r. CO. Cons. 6S
Fulton Light, Heat & Power Co. ist
Mtge. S.
Kansas City Southern Ry. CO. iSt IS
Lincoln Heat, Light & Power Co. iSt
Mtge. IS
Newfoundland Timber, Pulp & Paper
Co. Ltd. 6S
New London Gas & Electric Co. iSt
Ntge. IS
New London Gas & EIec. CO. I'd
Ntge. S.
New-York tribune., 1914-03-31
81 LOUIS sOrTHMEsTERN RAILWAY 90.

4 dividend Of one-half of one per cent, or
30 cents per share. upon the Preferred stock
Of this COMPANY. has been declared. PAYABLE
OF record at 3 o'clock T. NJ. on ADril :. 1911
ARTHUR j. TRUSSELL. Secretary.
New York. March So 1914.
New-York tribune., 1914-03-31

Receivers OF the st. Louis & San Fran
cisco Railroad Company have sold
$3.50. 900 additional receivers certificates,
making the total outstanding 100000.
The proceeds are 10 provide funds TO pay
all interest and maturing car trusts to
May /.
New-York tribune., 1914-03-31

Liverpool cables; spot ia'r business do,Es'
.,Ies 5000 bales; speculation and export. 800:
american Z 900 Imports. 5000 all Ameri-
"a, Middling upland. 1.1sd. Futures opened
Sead, 1 10 IA points higher; closed steady,
=, a net advance OF ! to 3is points: March
9 saisd. March-Aprl. $50; April-May. 6iSd; ;
a.. tune suizd: June-July. 665isd; July
,,.ust s6id: August September, 6is'ad;
ene,.,,ber-october, $3.50. October November,
= o.d. November- December. 61si2 December
January and January February. 61Id; Feoru-
ar March. 6.1sd. March-April. 6.is'sd Man
chester: Yarns quiet and hrm. cloths mod
crate demand.
New-York tribune., 1914-03-31
BRIEF WALL STREET NEWS.

Transactions in this market yesterday
for foreign account totalled about 200
shares. practically all on the buying side
New-York tribune., 1914-03-31

2 j. T. Morgan & Co. will open subscIip-
tions to-day to the Greek government
per cent loan of fl9, $4,000 at 92i4
New-York tribune., 1914-03-31
INTERIOR RECEIPTS.
sEABOARD CLEARANCEs.


FIOrR AND MEAL-Tbe sharp break !,
-, caused an unsettled hour marhet
W, - uIthdrawal Of buyers. except where
'iapcsssions nd.r were granted. Spring patents
e, -oax 81 90. winter straights, 81 80 q ~ 90.
xinfer patents 81 jOdSi 80, spring clears
&! o04St 50; extra No 1 winter, 81 90 %
81 81: 10 ?, s. ~ q 81 80, Kansas s,rsights.
st25asi 81 fancy spring patents, 50 500
So BTCKWHEAT tf.OCR-Dull S2 sonso
per 100 10. RYE FLOCR-Quiet, fair 70
good s3 30G 81 ~; choice 10 fancy. ~ oor
81 ~. CORNMEA Steady; kiln dried
81 90 BAG a-''A -Steaoy. fine white aud
yellow. s. 50. %; coarse, 81 i3nsi y"
FEED-Western steady. bran TO arrive. 100
In sacks s29 30 "a $50; standard middins
SIS 80; nour do. $50, red dog, s3l. city
steady: bulk. $40 40, sacks. S3i. middling
SIS 30 a $50 80. oimeal. $3i 50uS32.
COFFEE-Was fairly active, and after an
opening decline OF 20 points, developed
strength on covering and bull support. Tn"
close was nrm az net advance or la 70
Is points. The trade seems 10 be llttls
more confident OF the financial situatlon IN
Brazil owing TO tho reports OF loans from
abroad and the recent absence or agsres-lN"
selling pressure from primary sources inc
market closed at practically the best or ihe
day with September selling around 80
comparing with lie. the high point or Sat
urday and s.52c. the recent low level
while Hamburg was :, pig lower. Prices In
unchanged. Santos spots 100 rels higher
and futures 30 TO 123 reis higher Cost and
freight offers were about 10 points higher
New-York tribune., 1914-03-31
DIVIDEND NOTICES DIVIDEND NOTICES.
1'HEINEwl lORK IRUsTCONIRANY
BROAD STREET


New York & Stamford Ry. CO. iSt
Mtge. S.
Otis Elevator CO. Cony. Gold Deb. IS
Peekskill Ltg. & r. r. CO. ist Mtge. S.
Pine Bluff Natural Gas CO. 20 year
fist Gold 6S
Pittsburgh & Lake Erie r. r. Co. I'd
Mtge. S.
Raleigh & Southport Ry CO. Gen. os
Santa Fe Water & Light Co. ist Mtge.
Prior Lien S.
Santa Fe Water & Light Co. ist Cons.
Mtge IS
Spring Brook Water Supply CO. ist
Mtge. S.
Standard Screw Co. Gold Deb. s.
TomkinS Cove Stone CO. iSt 6S
The Tri-City Railway & Light Co.
So Coll. Trust iSt Lien
Water. Light & Gas CO. of New Jer-
sey Cons. & Ref. IS
Western New York & Pennsylvania
Ry. Co. General Mtge. IS
Youngstown & Southern Ry. co. iSt IS
DUE APRIL 18TH, 1914.
Dedham & HYDE Park Gas & Electric
Light CO, iSt IS
DUE APRIL eOTH, 1915
Colorado Springs Electric CO. iSt S
New-York tribune., 1914-03-31
INACTIVE YESTERDAY.
INDUST RAILS.

Bid. Askt BID AS"
A., =, : Tr re, ss7 Maxw Motors. o.. ~
' a. nref I07 lO9 do lst pref. 32is 3S'a
t4oUston oil 1s 1sia do ID pref. II. J.
Rub ctfs Z -. may Jill is "a su
x Spg T pf 40 l5O y trans ~" ."
l. Coal S..1e0 10 u Cigar = pi'AO ~
NJ
New-York tribune., 1914-03-31


which the following summarized
New-York tribune., 1914-03-31

New orleans. March 3o.-Continued unsettled
..s,,her nervousness OF Nav shorts and reports
-, large business In Manchester were bulish
,oa,,res that sustained the cotton market. The
=, u,ss steady at net advance Of "nl
New-York tribune., 1914-03-31
Standard Gas and Electric.

The combined income of all subsidiary
companies Of the Standard Gas and Elec-
trio Company for the year ended Decem-
Der 81, 1913, amounted to 1882 2S8. while
operating expenses for the period were
s., lo9,s2s leaving total in net earnings
of S5.sl6,660. After providing for taxes,
maintenance expenditures. interest and
dividend disbursements, there remained a
balance of Si5j. $40 II. NJ Bylesby. presi-
de- Of the company. points out that the
large Increase in 'qXes has cut very
largely into the applicable and collectiJle
revenue Of the company and has been
necessarily reflected in the net earnings
OF the subsidiaries. In the last few years,
he SAYS, there seems 10 have been an in
creasing inclination on the part of he
taxing officials to force the public utility
companies to bear more than their just
share Of the expenses of government.
Denver Gas and Electric.
The Denver Gas and Electric Light
Company is offering through Henry l..
Doherty e. Co. and associated brokers
$4,000 three-year collateral trust guar
anteed per cent notes AT 90. accrued III
terest TO yield 62s per cent dated April /,
1914. and maturing April !. 1917. The notes
are secured by s., 5,152 0oo first and refundc
per cent bonds of the Denver Gas and
Electric Light Company. due 1851, ami
Ss360o0 general now firsD per cent
bonds Of the Denver Gas and Electric
Company. The proceeds will be used II
retire S2,jOo0o0 Denver Gas and Electric
Company 8 per cent collateral trust notes
maturing April l. 1914. to reimburse the
treasury of the company for capital cx-
penditures already made and for future
extensions and Improvements.
New-York tribune., 1914-03-31
BON DS.

g. 900 Can p SEE notes.1o5 lo5 1oi., lof,s
II COO cuban new 5s... 9sS sss, as's sSs
9Oc0 Mason Valley Sc 60 50 80 %
.When issued. tsells cent. per share. 1EA
dividend.
New-York tribune., 1914-03-31
Bonds redeemab so years purchases drawings
from March 1924 part the option of the
Bonds dated March tst. t9t4.

Bondsd
tpayabM n SepembeS
Principal created or
New-York tribune., 1914-03-31
RONDs
TORONTO STOCKS.

by j. J. Carew No. A Broad
street,