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Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1914-06-30
Story County Politics.
Special to Times-Republican.

special TO 1meS-Republ1Can.
Nevada. June 30.-For the first time
in the history of democratic politics in
Story county for many years there was
some real live interest in the county
convention which was held here Satur-
day and that interest was conferred
around the party organization, with the
postmastership at Ames as the bone of
contention. The candidates for the APP
pointment are Carl Little. who has
been secretary of the central commit
tee, and an active party worker for
years, and c. c. Tallman, an Ames
merchant.
In the republican convention the
only contest was over supervisor. Tom
Thompson. of Ames, who had within
20 of as many votes in the prima res
as Arthur Fay, of this city, withdrew
from the race because of being ineligi-
BILE for the place because of a hitch in
his naturalization papers and in the
convention w. F. Randall, of Milford,
received the Thompson strenth which
added to his own gave him a clear
lead and he was nominated by a vote
of 50 to 4S.
The progressives met and named a
full county ticket with C. r. Quade. OF
Ames. as a candidate for the state leg
iSiature.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1914-06-30
Eni.oop.l Rector Dead,

Independence. June 30.-Rev. H. L.
Flick, rector Of st. James Episcopal
church at this place, died after an ILL
ness of two weeks of heart disease. The
funeral service will be held here Tues
day morning at 1880 o'clock and the
remains will be taken to Long Island,
N. Y, for burial. The widow sur
wives.
Rev. Mr.. Flick was As years of ase
and a man of great educational at
tainments. His work in his parish has
been very successful and the man has
gained wide popularity. His last pub
lie appearance was two weeks ago
Wednesday, when he conducted the
funeral service over the remains Of
Colonel Lake
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1914-06-30
CHICAGO 4 NORTHWESTERN.

Effective 1901 a. M, May Fl.
GOING WEST.
No, 1l-Denver Special 80. 1885 q. ~
No. Los Angeles Limited o:24 q. m.
No. 1-China and Japan
Express acknowledgements. $50 a. m.
NO. 29-Ames Passenger ..ll:o5 q. m.
No. 6-Des Moines Passen.
ger ..... .....-....... $3.50 .. m.
No. l3-Hawkeye Express. 8 SO p. M.
No. 17-Orcson and WASH
ington Special .......... l:46 a. m.
No. AS-Lscal Fre.<hs - .11:2t a. N.
CONC EAST.
No. 14-Denver Special 49,. Sis a. m.
No. l-Des Moines Passen.
ger Observation-Disclosures. s:s2 a. m.
No. 12-Denver Special -. l:10 .. m.
No. 1S-Orcgon and Wash.
ington Special .......... $50 q. m,
No. s0-Clinton Passenger. Sill D. m
No. 6+Atlantic Express :. SIS D. m,
No. 22-Chicago Special ...11:5S D. m,
No 10-Eastern Express ;. s:13 a. m.
No. 42-Local Freight 49,. 1850 D. IN,
Nos. s. -. Z and AZ daily except Sun.
day. No. 80 daily to Cedar Rapids.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1914-06-30
AAwkEYE STATE HOME
or GREAT NATURALIST

Special to Times Republican.
Macedonia. June 3o--A product of
Iowa and Nebraska. Dr. g. l.. Stempel,
OF this town. is easily the greatest
naturalist In the middle west. Dr.
Stempel is German born. a natural
naturalist and an expert taxidermist
doing his own mounting and from
study Of birds in all sorts of position of
offense. defense and ease. giving them
more natural appearance than when
the work is merely mechanical without
any knowledge of the habits of the
bird. DR.. Stempel's collection is rare
and valuable one. He began his work
over forty years ago and his collection
of birds and butterflies has been pro-
nounced the most complete in the coun-
try. There are $40 bird specimens and
he has thirteen large cases of butter
flies and ten of his thirteen cases Of
birds are all of Iowa birds. the others
being from Nebraska and the Rocky
mountain country. The butterflies are
mounted in pairs male and female.
Nine cases represent the Lepidopters OF
Iowa and the three those of the Rockies
and upper Missouri valley. One case of
little specimens represent u months
work on the continental divide. While
in that section DR.. Stempel disproved a
contention OF government naturalist
that one kind Of scalewings exist on one
side of the divide and another kind on
the other side. He found specimens Of
various kinds on both sides of the
mountains.
DR.. Stempel's collection is so complete
that it is a rare thing for him to dis
cover new species and one years work
now represents much lal.or encom-
passed in small case and in few
specimens.
DR.. Stempel started in the work by
accident. Forty years ago he was en-
gagged as surgeon at the prison at Fort
Madison. He had much leisure time
and his preceptor. DR.. Hoffmeister in
terested him in the work. At first DR..
Stempef sold his specimens but for only
a short time and now he will not put
price upon his collection, saying re-
Gently, II have no price upon them; l
don't work for that. l would not take
$4,000 for this case" he concluded as
he laid an affectionate hand upon one
of the glass cases. Many of his speci-
mems are not classified and he is busy
now engaged in that work, play he calls
it. DR.. Stempel is nearly so years of
age.
A Denver naturalist WHO examined
the collection says it is the finest in
existence.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1914-06-30

Father Nichols Of Nevada, Iowa, is in
Washington. 4AGa
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1914-06-30
The Unnamed Locality.

"And this" said the alleged old sol.
der. Fostering long-suffering editor
who was an old soldier, lis where
Arabs we're massed in front Of us.
Here"-pointing to another place on a
dirty pocket-map-"is where our di.
vision was drawn up in zareba. We
deployed in this direction, and our left
wing was attacked by the enemy on
this knoll. Just at this point was
wounded on the left shoulder, and a
hundred yards farther on I got my
right arm shattered by piece Of one
Of our own shells, and" But" in
terrupted the bored editor. where did
you get your brains blown out."-Lon-
don Tit.Bits.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1914-06-30
URGES CONSOLIDATED SCHOOLS.
County Pupils Given Same Advantage
Enjoyed By City Children.

Enjoyed BY City Children.
Special to Times Republican.
Ames. June 3O.-Speaking to a rural
life mass meeting at Iowa State Col
lege, Miss Mabel Carney. Of Illinois
state normal college, declared that con-
solidation offers the rural school the
best way out of its serious difficulties.
Consolidation, she said, Is giving the
country boys and girls as good school,
Ing as city and town boys get, and do
ing more, for 1t is giving rural COM
munities splendid social centers also.
"A county superintendent in Illinois
had a dream" said Miss Carney, that
Columbus returned to visit America.
Those who were showing him the
sights pointed out the great cities and
their remarkable development, and the
country with its many wonderful im-
provements in agriculture. and Column
bus was duly impressed Still, he was
also bit lonesome because he saw
nothing that was remindful of the old
days when he discovered America.
Finally. however, they drove in their
automobile past little red school
house and Columbus Immediately be-
cas.A lBtAraatad why. that's the same
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1914-06-30
Nevada to Establish Fairgrounds.
Special to Times Republican.

Special to Times Republican.
Nevada, June 30.-Tennis courts for
the young people and a playground
with swings and other amusements for
the children is the idea of number
of the people Of the city who have in
terested themselves in the Y. NJ. G. A.
work which has been started by w. n.
Direir and which will be carried on by
his successor. In the southeast corner
Of the city park there is a space to be
had by the removal Of couple OF
really undesirable trees. which will be
of sufficient size for chautauqua pur-
poses and at other times could be con-
verted into couple Of regulation sized
tennis courts. 1t is planned to make
some changes in the southwest corner
and install swings and other convent
ences and amusements for the children.
The park will probably be better seated
and some other changes made.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1914-06-30

school house that was here when
first came no exclaimed"
Everything. else In the country. said
Miss Carney. has gone forward in Atty
years except the rural school and that
is not as good as it was fifty years ago
in most instances. Yet, she insisted,
nothing is more important thstte solu-
ton OF the problems Of the open coun-
try than the school. "The consolidated
school," she pointed out. lis success
in Iowa and Illinois and everywhere
else 1t has been tried and it is work.
ing wonders. 1t offers the one solu-
ton for the school situation In the
cnnxnfry,1
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1914-06-30
Iowa al washinator,.

Washington, June 30-The civil SER
vice commissioner has announced that
examinations will be held this fall for
service in Washington at the following
places in Iowa: Ames, Nov. 2. Sept 9
and Oct IA; Burlington, No. 4. Sept
and Oct IA; Cedar Rapids, Nov 8,
Sept. and Oct. IA: Council Bluffs, Oct.
rs, Sept and Oct. IL; Creston. Sept.
9 and Oct. IA: Davenport. Nov. 5. Sept
9 and Oct. IA: Denison, Sept. and
Oct. IA: Des Moines, Nov. 2. Sept. 9
and Oct. IA; Dubuque, Nov. I, Sept. 8
and Oct IA; Fort Dodge, Oct. 80. Sept
9 and Oct. II; Iowa City. Nov. 3, Sept
9 and Oct. IA; Keokuk. Nov. A; Mar
shalltown, Nov 2: Mason City. Nov
z, Sept 9 and Oct. IA: Shenandoah,
Oct. 80; Sioux City, Oct 10, Sept 9 and
Oct. IA: Spencer, Sept. 9 and Oct. IA,
and Waterloo, Nov. Z, Sept. 8 and Oct
IA
The postoffice departments insist
that w. C. Gambell who was recon-
mended by Representative Kirkpatrick
for postmaster of Sigourney, must give
up the nomination for the legislature
If he is to take the postofice. MIR. Kirk
patrick has SO advised him. It Is sup
posed he will give up the legislative
nomination. ~t{
Letters from co Operative creameries
in Iowa and other states protesting
against the efforts of the "centralizers'
to freeze them out of business are be-
coming more numerous; J Judge Town
er, who took this matter up in the
house In connection with trust legisla-
ton, continues to get complaints. Some
are coming from Wisconsin.
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MINNEAPOLIS q ST. LOUIS.
NORTH BOUND. I,e,

NORTH BOUND. Leave
Twin cities Mail (daily)... S:15 a. m,
Mason City Mali Eek. SUM- $3.50 .. m.
Twin City Limited daily 2:10 .. m.
Local Freight Tex. SUM- :. $50 q. m
SOUTH BOUND.
81. Louis and Kansas City
Mail DAILY 49,. $3.50 .. m
Peoria Expr ,ss tex. SUM-. S:0s .. IN
st. Louis and Peoria Linn
itec daily ........... l:c1 a. m.
Local Freight Eek. SUM- :. 700 q m
STORY CITY BRANCH.
Leave. Arrive
$40 .. m. Stock Express
Except Sunday ........ s:4s .. N.
D:Ie 1. q. Mixed (es SUM- A;AS = -
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WASHINGTON. April 1.-THE week Yli'
open with generally fair weather prsva14he
throughout the country except in the so4th
Atlantic states. and II will be cool obd
frosty over tho central and eastern aistrtc1e.
As there are no present indications Of -
approach Of n disturbance over the NoS0
west for several days at least the fair
weather In likely to continue during ehs
greater portion Of the week tcieafiaG ~
Tuesday In tho south Atlantic Statss) wan
u return TO more moderate temperatureA
After the middle OF tho week dlDeuyo-
ance viii appear on the north Pacific oeese
or In British Columbia. but probably without
result during the present week ether shAn
some local rains in the north Peeino States
and the far Northwest on Thursday % FL
day and some unsettled weather ever eAs
Northwest generally by the end Of the wsNk
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- Madonna. g., miles cas-, OF sandy Hook
az T. VI ye-trrday
uS", A. iissffaaoa'AA ~ mics "'S' "' SANDY
50 Kronprin-rs-In Coctie s35 miles east
OF S"g1yI .ig@f al pN,,S Mcxco e.s mu.,
We, ~ sand Key At noon.
o, fS'inn nok AZ ""i'' n -'' '''0 'o''"
- H. Alba. iaINrsion, l.s miles south Of
sandy Hook At :. I ~ ,- ..
SANDY Hook a. T. VI
- Coamo, san Juan, it6 miles south o.
IS Ohii-"sc. kingston, 1910 miles south Or
SANDY Hook az noon.
- Comet Port Arthur, :is miles west or
- San Jaein,o, Galveston. 2o6 miles south
- navo, Ration Rouge. ?4s miles south
west of Diamond shoals AZ noon
- III sud, Galveston, "a miles south OF
- rye!yn RSca Grandc SO miles north pr
s, vague, San Juan sSs miles south pr
S. crcoie' Sew orleans, aiS miles south pr
IS scsurgnce; Nassau passed Diamond
S. sem,noic. Turks Island ?:l miles south
~ SANDY hook at 4 Nj. =.
IS Perfection Port Arthur, 700 miles
south ~ sandy Hook at noon
- Morro castle, Vera CRUZ 2is miles west
Of llaynna At noon. s.,...,, ., ~
south Of Diamond shoals AT I y NJ
So sabine Hrunswick. AGO miles south OF
'' 81 iGra 'CG bound for >ew York 200 mile.
south Of Ambrose al noon .,,--.,
east OF Ambrose az l. NJ.
So l;epape JarksonSi'iG, a' miles north
of - Johns bar AT i
So saratGga,, IIsvsno' 7o' miles south of
sand Hook a, Mas 20, ,,u.s ,o,,s =,
Sandy Hook ~ noon.
So FL pia. Galveston, 3Qb miles cast Of
Galveston bar AT NJ
west OF Tortugas al noon
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Fulton LIGHT, HEAT 4 TOWER co.
First Mortgage 81, Thirty-S~sr Gold
HOnds. nie April Ii. 1892.

Noil0r II herehN elNen, pursuAnt 20 Para.
grlph i of Ar'iole Third ~ Tho First Mot
COMPANY 10 New York Securitv and mus,
Compary, as Trustee. that tn, unicrsigued
VII receive sealed proposals up 90 three
=. VI. on Arr'l 2lst. lsl4. Tor III sale to .
Of B0nds ~ the issue above dea 'rihei 10 Ia
sold to II AZ a price A. which n held uutil
maturity viii Weld nm Interest return Of
three ana one-haN per cent az e. per
tnuuUi. sufficient to use the sum OF 81. $500
The Trustee reserves the right to reject any
Or Hll tenders
THE SEW YORK TRUST COMPANY.
Trustee formerly New York S-curitv
and Trust Company
r. II ". MORSE secretary.
New York. Apfll lst 1914
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THE LAKE SHORE AND MICULGAN
SOUTHERN RAILWAY 60.


NOTICE IL HEREBY GIVEN that the An.
nual Meeting OF the Stockholders of The
Lake Shore and Michigan southern Railway
Company for me election Of Directors and
for the transaction OF such other business
may be brought before the meeting Will
be held at the principal once % the com.
pany. In Cleveland, Ohio. on the FIRST
WEDNESDAY being the t,h dayI ~ MAY.
1914, at 10 o'clock \. VI The Poll Will con.
tinue open for ona hour thereafter
ny order 90 'he Rari 81 Directors
DWIGHT W. pAnDTr SECRETARY
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ELECTIONS AND MEETINGS
TO THE STOCKHOLDERS OF
THE DELAWARE AND II U~O< COMPANY

Notice Is hereby given thht the ANNUAL
MEETING OF tnr stockholders OF the
DELAWARE AND HUDSON COMPANY viii
be held at the ofiice OF the Company. Ne -
Nassau street la the BorOugh OF Manhattan.
CITY of New York, on TUESDAY. MAY l..
1914 at twelve O'Clock noon. for the election
OF the Managers OF the corporation ior the
ensuing year and FOR such other business
may properly come before the meeting
The polls VIII open At twelve O'Clock noon
and remain open fur at least one hour
The transfer hooks Of the COMPANY will
be closed from one O'Clock y NJ, on SItur-
day; May :, 1914. until the morning Of
by order OF the Board OF Manager
y. VI. OIYpHt>T.
Secretary
New York Apru I, l?I4
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THH MILWAUKEE ELECTRIC
RAILWAY A Il,MI lNMIANA

No ~ Brold ~, New YORK mar, II 81 1917
flFTf-EliHTH REGULAR DIVIDEND.
The regular quarterly dividend of one and
one half per cent upon this Cumpauy's Pre-
ferred Capital stock win b" paid ON April
3Oth. 1914, to all stockholders OF record at
the close Of business on April goth. 1874
Cheques VIII be mailed To stockholders who
Office.
j. r. FDGARTY. S-cr-tArN
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Hills kNNsEK A 90.

a regular quarterly DIV i,nd u one AVID
three quarters per cent IN 60 upon the
First Preferred Capital stock and uf one
and three quarters per cent. az upon
the Second Preferred Capita stock Of
JULIUS kANSER co. has been declared.
paN able MAY list 1914, 20 the holders %
record OF such stock ~ the close of business
April goth, 1914
Dividend checks will b. forwarded by
Guaranty Trust Company uf New York
LOUIS LEWlNSOHN.
A sslsinni SerrntArY
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ELECTRIC bond AND SHARE co.
I,LIA NON S,cAl,k nINIAENn w IN

New York, April \ lyli
The regular quarterly dividend uf two ga
per cent. the Common stock Of the
ELECTRIC ROND AND SlI ARE COMPANY
has been declared. payable April 10. 1914. TO
stockholders of record NJ the clos" Of bust
ness April a. 1874 Tho transfer books viii
not close.
II " EKANCIS. SecretNrN
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ELECTRIC BOND AND SNARE 90.
PREFERRED STOCK DIVIDEND No 30

New utk, Aprll =, 1914
The regular quarterly dividend at one ana
one half - per cent, on ths Preferred
Stock of the ELECTRIC BnND AND SHARE
COMPANY has been declared payable MAY
l. 1914, to stockholders of record NJ the
close OF business April ~, lsli, ON which
date the transfer books VIII close and re
open May . l9ii
IL NJ. FRANCIS Secretary
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q -
PROPOSALS..
SALES BH AUCTION


By ORDER OF Horac. Waters CO. !,
. A. NJ. at i3t Fifth Avenue Manhattan,
Rordenave piano 7775e. Donaldson piano
76OSs. horst piano 724li, Harder plano Tis97,
Icard plano 7Gl0o.
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WEATHER FORECAST
Washington Predictions for To
day and Tomorrow.
For eastern New York, fair 81
some " hat colder to-day, with NE.
crate northwest brees~s, fair 10.

For New Jersey. fair and somewhat
cooler to-day: fair to-morrow warmerl in
the interior, gentle north brcezes, becoming
variable.
NEW YORK. April 13--Fair weather IRE
vailed In tho middle Atlantic, southern New
England States. western lake regions 1nd
throughout all the central and westfrn
states. except some showers In the western
Gulf States
There was an area Of low pressure In the
Southwest and an area Of high pressure In
tho Northwest which was causing colder
weather In the States bordering the eastern
Rocky Mountains; IL was warmer in khs
central and southern states and also In lhe
middle Atlantic States and tho lower ia4es
In this city the day was fair aud warutfr;
Winds brisk westerly: average humidity.h<s
per cent: barometer, corrected to rsadI TO
sea level at A. NJ, 5000; 3 r. NJ. seooy
The temperature In this city yesterday ss
recorded by the cflcial thermometer. 10 shewu
In the anne xcd table.
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DIVIDENDS AND INTEREST
UNITED FRUIT COMPANY
DIVIDEND No. 50

quarterly dividend OF two per cent on
the capital sto OF this Company has been
declared. payable April 18th, lS1t at the
ONCE Of the Treasure. 1877 State street
Boston. Mass. to stockholders OF record at
the close OF business March 20. 1874
CHARLES \. HUBRARD Treasurer
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To the Holders Of the First Mortgage serial
- Gold Bonds Of the Indian Refining

Notice b, hereby given that the Bankers
Trust COMPANY AS SUCCESSOR Trustee OF II
mortgage dated March o. l9ll made by the
Indian henning COMPANY 10 The Mercantile
the close Of business April 80, 1874. sealed
proposals for the sale 20 II on May lHii,
In amount to exhaust the sum 80 sl04tsl 60
tn the sinking fund account, at n price NOT
exceeding one hundred and two pc ,enfun
lO@@l Of tho principal and accrued interest
Of such bonds, as provided In Attic, Y OF
said mortgagc
BANKERS TRUST COMPANY. Trustee.
Dated Aan NDrp
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NEW YORK MorIoS r,crunE CORPORA

MONTHLY DIVIDEND NO. II.
dividend OF two per cent eco upon
the capital stock OF this corporation has
been declared payable ON April 10, 1914. 10
stockholders OF record at The opening OF
business on that day.
New York April 10 1914
CHARLES =. UITE, Treasurer
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ass
One Hundred Dollar BOuds:

CD V'g ClIb CTS CHG
TIE above numbered bonds will be 70.
deemed and paid at the office of The Foul
table Trust Company of New York, No. q
May l. 1914. ut the rate OF 1853. OF par
plus accrued interest to that date. and upon
such date all future interest upon such
VIII bs void. OF all OF which you will please
TME DENVER GAS & ELECTRIC LIGHT
COMPANY,
~ FRANK W. FRUEACFf. President.
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by VIRTUE OF chattel mortgage. l. bern
stein, auctioneer, sells April Is. 1914. a. NJ.
at ~? Canal ST. Manhattan. saloon and res.
laurent. pictures etc. BY order Of mortgage.
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TO THE HOLDERS OF FIRST MORTGAGE
o. SINKING FUND GOLD BONDS OF
THE pATCHOGlE MANUFACTURING

The undersigned. successor to kniyker.
booker Trust Company as Trustee under tho
mortgage above referred TO. desires under
authority 90 said mortgage TO eNpend the
sum OF TN enty-sN Thousand Two hundred
Eighty.fOur Dollars and Forty four Cents
S-o, .si4 40 In III" pur hase Of bonds OF said
issue. provided said purchase can IN ~.
opipion now be made ndvantageously.
Sealed offers Of said bonds may be sAnt %
the Columbia X uicke rbocker Trust Company.
70 broadway, New York city, on or befor.
wednesday April 18TH 1914. ut 1900 O'Clock
noon.
COLUMBIA. KNlCKERBoCKER TRUST
COMPANY,
Successor Trustee,
n GEORGE WARREN, Trust OHicer
New York. April 9TH, 1914
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MUTUAL PIN CONFEDERATION

The twelfth monthly dividend OF w upon
the common capital stock OF this corporation
and AN extra dividend OF y y on common stock
to stockholders OF record, April 10. 1914.
Dated April 10, lglt
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1850 or PAR AND INTEREST
The Denver Gas & Electric Co.
General Mortgage S e Gold Bonds

40 ruL dDt.DERS on THE BoSDs
SE' UBkp by TIE GENERAL MORTGAGE
or THE DENVER GAS & ELECTRIC CON.
PANY. DATED MAY l. 1905
You are hereby notified that the COMPANY
intends 10 pay on aud redeem the follow.
Ing numbered outstanding General Mortgage
W Bonds Issued pursuant 10 the terms OF
the General Mortgage Of The Denver Gas 4
Electric Company to the Trust Company OF
America The Equitable Trust Company Of
New York. successor by metgcr) dated May
l. 1909; and the supplemental General Mort.
gage between the same parties. dated
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LOsT-southern Pacific stock certificate
No r 3%s00 for 20 shares In name OF Grace
l.. Diggle. Notice Is hereby given to show
cause why a duplicate sh ould not be issued.
tSigned) GRACE l. DIGGLE.
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Previous week. | .o79 900 shares,
Total sales Jan. 10 date. 23.3b8.O0O shares
lame period 1918. 26.7 <6.23o shares.