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The Detroit times., 1915-11-03

improvements In and reIat.
ing to powers and apparatus
for the recovery Of metals
from their ores"
BE 1T HEREBY MADE KNOWN
for general information that kOER-
ING CYANIDING PROCESS COM
PANY and BRUNO RICHARD KOER-
ING; both Of Suite No. sli Hammond
OF Wayne, State OF Michigan. United
Manufacturer and Englneers. OF, the
18th day OF September. 1915. deposit
ed at my office an application for
patent right for the above-named In
vention. with accompanying descrip-
ton,
whereas now the said KoERINd
CYANIDING PROCESS COMPANY
and BRUNO RICHARD KOERIN0.
through their Solicitors. Messrs. Fra
ser a Scott. OF Bloemfontein, have
sire to proceed with their application.
have decided that this application
and all objections thereto. will be
dealt with at my office on the 18th
day Of January. 1915. at 10 o'clock In
the forenoon.
I therefore call upon all persons
issuing OF Letters Patent for the
above me toned invention, to hle at
my office. before the day OF hearing
the same. document explaining
their objections, a. they will other
wise be excluded from bringing them
Given under my hand. Mt Bloemfon-
tein. this 18th day OF September; 1915.
Attorney General and Deputy Of the
Minister of Justice.
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NOWHERE q, 1915.
Respectfully submitted.
LOUIS II. LEMPkE.
GODFREY FIiEiWALD,
LANES VERNON.

Respectfully submitted.
LOUIS n. LEMPkE,
GODFREY FREiWALD,
LANES VERNON.
NOSES WARTEIL.
JOSEPH RUL1O,
HERMAN scHULTz.
Accepted. and on leave. the follow
lng resolution was offered:
By Aid. Lempke:
Resolved. That the City Treasurer
DO aud he In hereby authorised and
directed to cancel the general city
taxes levied against the following
named persons Tor the year 1915. on
the ground: q ;,s charity; t9.wit;; "a,
and n. Is feet lot .9s. J. w. John
stea's sub. OF the Porter and Cam
half Of p. e. No. 7S," etc, W. Q. Till
$500. amount Sii.?s:
Mrs. Aug. Schmidt--"I-ot 9. block ..
plat Of Rseder, Jerome and Duneid Z
:ss o. 2. '"' so m: 1s' stree. 2. & s' IT,
81. valuation $500. amount SSi.oi; I.
Ludwig Cischke-"i.ot 2ss. sub. of
the GABRIEL Chene estate, Chene farm.
q. n Cleveland street wv. II. {. 7O.
valuation $1,000. amount e35.0s.
Accepted and adopted ~ follows;
s, Yssa; SA Allan xshs ,,,i Bs E1:'5
frsiwaiS. Gilman. Guth ard. Hindis'
Jaksi. Ksating. Kcchsr.- Kronk. kun..
Lempks. Lodge, Nowc. Owen. Richert.
Robinson. Rolic. Ruttsr. schemansky.
SShultS Ssarksy. ThcmRsSn. vsrnoTT'
E E;!::: % VIM: link. and % ;Ss FS..i
Nay0--NoDo.
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Ordinances.

To the Honorable the Common Council:
Gentlem.n-Your Committsss ,r on or ar
dinances. to whom was ssoi fs,erred ~ "a
and a. OF Article Z. Section > Of Ar
ticie = and Sections 4. and I O. Ar
ticle 10 Of an ordinance entitled AN
Ordinance defining the dut,e; An, ann
ings and establishing of a building
code for the City of Detroit" respect.
fully report we hive had same under
consideration and recommend tnnt
thereto b,T the Following section 8.
This ordinance shall take immediate
effect" and that said ordinance. pre-
sented BY Aid. Barnett on Oct. 2stn;
last q. C. c.. p. isos-lo). be passed
Respectfully submitted.
EDWARD BARNETT.
GEORGE A. OWEN
FRED W i n0S5NsoN'
CHAS A.. KOCHER.
JOsEpH sCHEMANsKY.
Accented an on leave the ordinance
was then placed on the order OF thiro
TThlrd Reading Of OrAi.snee. =.
The title TO the ordinance was read
n third time.
The question seips T rS. or sn,s os:
Sinsn "s,.ed. a majority OF the Alder
men men present voting therefor ~ fol-
lows. - $500.
p Yea' pn4,Sn. c Grams Ellis Fisid.
F F,sl,: Gilman. Guthard. Hindls.
Jakci, KeatinE. Kocher Kronk Kuns.
Lempke, Lodge. Nowc. oven. KicnSrs'
Robinson, Rollo. Rrttsr, scnsWWS nrncr
Wapteij. Wenxef, A.. r. Wilson. w. J.
Wilson, wing. link. and the Presi-
dent---37.
The title to the ordinance was con-
Armed.
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1axee.

70 the Honorable the Common Council:
0entiemen--Your Committes on
r:s;:;;: 20 Of Teo% w wns rs. ir ss.
ssssss E.,oi irvine 49,! crop. rs !! "a
ss:ssS. Berth: rss,ss.: !: &C, S::s'( :;,I p:;
pe ssSi,s. sssisS c. a swcps iSssiJ.
ci.WTs,. D Rcsns s.' srcs. tcSiO. Mrs. !.
ce;s, ssai Rsn... Killer isiss). ESssr
sssffc,. Hsr.. iHss Hoffman ,si4D. nrs
"a. Mc0rsth tsSsSJ. csssaf Ferns
(Ssel). ,. e Higgins (sAeO. Robert
eoIisj, Mrs.. Geo Z. wesson (e7ti).
tissSI joSs shssi .{seiSJ, end
Henry r. Eschsnburg (e6Sfj. all Tor
the ca ncellation. reduction or fOfund
81 certain personaa asesoements. re-
spscffuily report we have had Same
ur.y: confederation. have listened %
: :ss s sos.nisss,oS wsS he sssrS q
Assessors.. recommend that the above
netitions be denied.
LL 33TIs. 3; H. LFsSTyIxyH m
HosHS WxETEfr.
!0GErH RokI0
r. w WENzEk
Accepted and adopted.
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ALLEI 900
(Re-Paving & Restricting

In. block between 0riswold. Wood
ward. Michigan and State, z0x30 feet
wide. with creosoted block on present
concrete.
WITH CpeSsoteA Block.
Note - The creosoted block for
paving and re-paving the following
alley will be furnished and delivered
on or contiguous TO the work by the
City Of Detroit. free o. cost to the
contractor,
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TO n. HonoraeI: the ccm n,n enc; Council;
rs "::.' g whom ~.s !.sss!:s Is. p:
Aug, schmidt (eses). and Indwle
Cischke !oi,D. fos csnesiissscc q
sss:1 sss q r :Ss .s e
ksd same under cons!deration. have
Investigated above letitisne threeene
the Posr Commis8tsn. reco1WeNe
4: :s ;sS s.ssu. e
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To the Honorable the Common CouhelI.
r. S:..' e whom wa. co% 9sG.ss:s ~.
E:ss Mis 4 .u. H:11Ss s fss.r e coa!
s .:... ctsa,. Joseph oS Nowak ssynht
S s:s'} Gu.S: :x,c sssso. Hsr%s. O. sis!i
ferman ,.tsssal, Albert B. Ts:sen n
ss:;n : cso.S,n. e. f esss tss s.n
ss s:s s sshi :sGn e ss ssPsss GS S2
Ross tsssel. Y. d. Player tsstO. J..
.Ss ss!s O. 'ests .v.t cs:'' ;sss als a%ss
1s4s;j. G. J. Hi.chcock 1ssss). j. II.
I141n;Ef.y s: IoI p p tsssas Il. c. e.
tsessl. Geo. a: scriber (sssD. J. B.
Sssssl. Il. Booth $500. r.. r, Par:
f!sh Ss7tSS C oi ssss4 ss't 70, and Ind
cancellation or reduction Of general
CITY taxes or personal 'assessme nts.
respectfully report We have had the
same under consideraticn. have In
and after consultation with the
Board Of Assessors, recommend that
their respective requests be granted
AZ set, forth In the accompanying
Respectfully submitted.
LOUIS II. LEMPkE,
uODFREY FREIwALD. ~
JAMES VERNON.
MOSES WARTELI.
JOSEPH ROLLO,
HERMAN SCHULTZ.
r. w. WENZEI.
Accepted. and on leave. the follow
tnG resolution was offered:
BY Aid. Lempke:
Resolved. THAT the City Treasurer
be and he 10 hereby authorized and
Instructed 70 cancel the taxes due on
personal Assessments levied against
the following named persons for the
year 1915. to-wit:
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CITY OF DETRoiT-oFFlcE OF
CITY TREAsURER
Detroit. Mich. Oct. 20. 1915.

Detroit. Mich. Oct. 20. 1915.
Notice IL hereby given to all per-
sors interested that there have been
filed in this Office the following
named assessment rolls.
FOR PAVING STREETS AND
ALLEYS
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GOVERNMENT OF THE UNION OF
SOUTH AFRICA.
Notice under Article 8, Chapter III.
of the Law Book.
The Detroit times., 1915-11-03

hsd bsaa ssfssy seusiQ
the hotton u ths ~
Then HsSuAn6ea, ~
and the insusrocto -
into 4 launch ajaA ~ .
The Detroit times., 1915-11-03
)EPT. or PUBLIC WORKS
Detroit. Oct. 20. 1913.
PROPOSALS FOR
PAVING ALLEY

Sealed proposals will be received
at the office Of the Department Of
Public Works, Detroit. Mich. until
Thursday, Nov. 4. 1915. at 10 o'clock
a. m. eastern standard time. at which
time And place they will b, opened.
for Furnishes MI the labor and ma
teria1 and paving and repaving the
alley named below, within the limits
mentioned In the city OF erroit. with
the styles Of lpevement stated.
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Anu 0e ~ IUTIntT
Resolved, That the City Treasurer
he and he II hereby authorized and
Instructed TO accept from the persons
and Arms hereinafter mentioned. such
Spcctivs names. In full settlement OF
the personal assessments levied
against them for the year 1915, and
cancel balance due. to-wit:
The Detroit times., 1915-11-03

BY Ala. IlIVtIeueIu.
Resolved, That George Solomonson.
who resides at No. 1862 Twenty NTH
street. be and he lie hereby appointed
ton OF the Tenth district OF the
Twelfth ward In place Of Eugene p.
Berry, who has resigned.
AdootaA
La Junta tribune., 1915-07-31
so,ax xosx s,sosr ssoss,xs.

Word has bsss rscslvsd from Rev.
D. A. Aiisa. Of Harvard. lii.. Who r-.
esstly accspsed . call 70 sAs Das,o,.
ass Of The Prssbytssias eAsseA In
TIN city. ssstias that 10 veuld ar.i,.
here aad coadues sssvtces q u.
church seoessov oossiss. Ne ~ill
90 - ~ ssbjscs. "DssDeslssey and
lss Core"
- MassAaii ssl family. !. ".
Han as1 laoily. as1 Mn. Jane
clssas. as1 ~. Ceek ~ laaa,y. Of
1e1leiss Lslos .Dgas.. vhs hsve be.n
sosa1lae ~ ~ sve weeks On .
flsAaa0 tsio - ~ 0esse reservoir.
ssessse1 hsos 5Assslay. ~ On.
e1ss oasly saaoAs 80 tssss dssins
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. ~ 1ays ~ vssa. ~ eussss Of
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vsso essvsl1a0 ~ este 81 were es
oheos w hs0s ssU0 ~ Pacific
Coasl vhsso sAsy havs bsea sakins
= ~ ealss 80 ajl - ~ other
oooaes q loeesuse.
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CA1nse slvss. vh1eA haopeaed last
oaeos6ass. Ul1l - Ghovn n motion
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La Junta tribune., 1915-07-31

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La Junta tribune., 1915-07-31

/ thankfulness for the blessings TIT
have been showered upon he grsas-
est state in the union.
There are 10000 women ana siri
wage esrners in New York today
who cannot find employment. war
order prosperity" means nothing y
them.
A tariff lay that brings neither
protection to the American produess
nor revenue 70 the government =
its own answer TO the men and the
administration that framed Il.
The styles in women's shoes ars
to be less bizarre and more expen-
sive, We are told. In other vords,
for more money one will get less
shoe. This seems 10 be . universal
tendency with the necessaries of
life - affected BY democratic leg
isiation.
The deficit last year in the post-
office department was between six
and seven millions. On top Of that
here comes the railroads Of New
England suing the government for
eleven millions which they claim b.
reason OF under-payment for carry
ing the mails in the last few years..
II all the railroads were similarly
underpaid and II they can recover
the same due. what will be the pos-
tai deficit?
The power OF Temperance litssa-
ture was demonstrated In . report
which comes from Rocky Ford. A
man there. who 10 said TO have been
one Of the ardent workers In The
Otero County Law and Order Lsague,
stored . quantity OF Temperance lit
erature In his barn.A COW ate uD the
printed matter and went dry the nsxt
morning. This also demonstrates
that ALMOST anything is liable to has-
pen In NRocky Ford.-Mansaaola
Sun.
I'VE begin the publication Of The
Roccay Mountain Cyclone With
some phew diphphicuities In ths
way. The type phounders Dhron
whom We bought our outphit pAos
this printing ophphice phaiisd q
supply Us with any ephs OF Gays. ssA
II will be phour or phive veex -
phore ~e can get any. We have Or
dered the missing letters. and vtlI
have 70 get along without then ~
I'll they come. We don't lieue III
LOOK ov this variety ov spelling any
better than our readers. but nisGaz
will haDoen IL the bsst regulated
pAAntllss. sA1 ~ ~ pA's aaA ~
c's esd ~ Ard s's ~ ous vs ahaa
ceep tsouad the c hardD The Cy.
clone whisiiaG sphtes . phassoa I'LL
the sorts arrive. II IL no 5oeue to
us-it's . serious aphphair."
All children attending the public
schools In Colorado and under six.
teen years Of age. will be admitted
To the Colorado State Fair To be
held In Pueblo September i3th ,o
18th. free on Tuesday. according To
the State Fair Association. Tues.
day. September iSth. will be kno~ u
at the State Fair ~ School Chill
dren's Day. The school children o,
Colorado viii BE- the guests Of the
association on that day. The as.o.
citation has requested every coun,,
superintendent Of schools In th.
state for the Number Of pupils IN
the cousty under stxtees year. o,
age. Pree tickets which wili b.
good for ~ sdmittaace viil ~ sent
the suDesistsadesss for distribution.
This day. however. vill not confiie,
sish chiidrss's nay Which wiii b.
Friday Of the week. o. Friday all
chi1drsa ID Colorado uaass svel,.
Il voaRa vil1 - aAAleesA ee>~ 10 -
La Junta tribune., 1915-07-31

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- 0e0bsss - ~ Celesn1o Dsos1
= oossese1ooA Whit IN havs
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nnnne svls0 q Pussis. she Deal.
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osnnee1 - Dueaa vlsaa. TAsy ass
= > Ailea. = Dsavse. 3. ,. WIeks,
q pueooe. ~ Z. G. na11eeA. q
Deeooee. ~ 1asses = . 1o0eesss
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q 0oRAo1 Uo9o VoG1gouD ou1nogo6vo e
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La Junta tribune., 1915-07-31

Colorado will be thirty.nine years
Old tomorrow. La Junta will cele-
bsats By vtnnins . game Of baseball
fsoo Resky Ford. and ieitbsi dsc6s.
stions or resreshments viii be nee
essary to enlist the iiveiiest interest
n this August occasion.
La Junta tribune., 1915-07-31

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La Junta tribune., 1915-07-31

In 1895 Mr.. Lansing vas one o
the sold democrats. Hence. his se
lection to succeed Mr.. Bryan may b
fairly taken ~ more evidence Of tn
pres,dents entirely candid symps
thy and friendship." for his ex-sec
rotary Of state.
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inspected we are bound 10 ask " Il IL az
all likely to be paid in this fashion OF
temporary funding.
The bill IL going to be big one and II
Is altogether fortunate that Europe has at
hand the means OF payment In the excel
lent American securities II owns. One
does not see exactly how these securities
are going to be- dislodged and forced into
the international exchanges to whatever
extent Is necessary to settle debit balances
here, hut we can he pretty sure that
sooner or later Europe will square ae-
counts with us in no other way. III we
can afford to supplement our trade I'M
ports with importatlons OF our stocks and
bonds. and quite apparently we are going
TO be able to afford 10. We could not pos
sibly get greater value FOR the services
which we are rendering 20 the world. II
we feel any embarrassment incidental TO
the adoption by Europe OF such method
OF financing its accounts II will be an Gnu
harrassmeht of riches, which Is quite DIM
ferent from the embarrassment OF being
hard up. with which we have only recently
been troubled For the time being our
credit balances are likely 90 be settled
partly in gold, partly I'm the placing OF
foreign loans here and partly In Ameri-
can securities returned Ultimately Il will
all come down TO return W our securi-
ties, hut barring n tremendous shock TO
financial confidence this return will be
gradual and capable or accommodation.
But Wall Street must get the idea out OF
its head that American stocks and bonds
are not coming home where they ought
TO be
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BANK MERGER TO BE DISCUSSED,
Chatham and Phenix-Mutuai An
snce Matter I'D This Week.

Tho reported merger OF the Mutual
Alliance Trust Company with the Chat
ham and Phenix National Bank will prob
ably he considered at the annual meet
Ing OF tho Chatham Bank tomorrow
and at the meeting OF the directors OF
the trust company scheduled for Wednes-
day. Officers OF the two institutions said
yesterday that tho reports wero prema-
ture, but they didn't deny that negotIa-
lions were under way.
According to the report which has been
circulated the Chatham and Phenix Ma
tional Bank Is going to take over the
Mutual Alliance Trust Company and sell
the two branches OF the trust company ct
26s Grand street and at 1l6th street and
Lenox avenue TO the Century Bank, thus
liauldating the trust company, whose
head oflce is at 80 Wall street.
directors OF the Mutual Alliance com
pany said yesterday that matters had not
yet reached the stage where publication
was desirable and that no agreements
had been drafted. Louis G. Kaufman
president OF the Chatham Bank. said that
thus far the merger was only a rumor
and he didn't believe In advertising
rumors. II may be discussed at to-mor-
rows meeting. he said. and It may not.
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DEFENDS NEW CITY PAY PLAN.
George l.. TIrreII Files Memorandum
on salary Grading Proposal.

Director George L. Tirrell OF the Blu
reau OF Standards has submitted to the
Boa ~ OF Estimate and ApportiOnment a
memorandum experimenting his plan for
grinding all city employees and equalizing
salaries according TO grades This plan
las called forth considerable criticism,
specially from the Borough Presidents,
1y whom Il has been asserted that the
proposed plan contemplates an encroach-
znent on the Held OF departmental adj
nlnistration by the Board OF Estimate
Mr. Tlrrell maintains that such a crit
,cism Is lnwarranted and that under the
new system as at present the admins
ratiye head OF the department win con-
-.nue 20 determine who shall MI positions
aud receive the salaries established The
only effect OF the plan. he says. will be
% eliminate outside factors In determin-
ing increases and 10 require from depart
uent heads a standardized report OF ser
ice rendered. which will give the Board
Of Estimate accurate and complete In
formation 20 guide the board IN making
appropriations for increases.
Il is also maintained that tho new
plan provides FOR the recognition of SUI
perior excellence and ability IN employ
"es, so that rapid advancements may be
made when the circumstances seem to
warrant them. The proposal To adopt
gradually a system OF regular periodic
increases In civil service grades for all
city employees, except those occupying
positions the values OF which have been
definitely established, is defended as
rsainst the various unrelated and I'M
scientific systems OF what are called man
iatory Increases, such as those in the
teaching force OF the Department OF Edu-
,ation, the uniformed police and Are force,
the prison keepers In the Department OF
Correction, instructors in the College OF
the City OF New York and others" II
: said the proposed changes can hardly
fail 20 prove tremendous stimulus to
he efficiency Of service.
The basis FOR the proposed increases
n salaries generally Is that they should
ne In amounts representing about 10 per
sent OF the minimum OF the grade IN
which they obtain
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| !Asfor |
Crust Gonpaul
Trustee for Personal Trusts
Fifth Avenue & Seth Street
New York

DIRECTORS nj
VINCENT AsToR
GRO. p. BAKER.
Chairman FIRST Nafionsf psas
Pres. Bank N Of 4. M.nA.r.,o
NICHOLAS BIDDLR.
Astor Estate
GRO. b. CASE,
White q Case. Attorbsys
THOMAS COCHRAN,
Pres, Liberty Nstiousl b,uk
HENRY J. COCHRAN.
Vice.Presidsnt
3. c. CONVERSE.
President
JOHN I. DOwNBY.
buildinf Constructors
NJ. FRIEDSAM.
President q. Altman a Co.
ROBERT WALTON GOBLET,
THOMAS HlLDT.
Vice. Presdent
FRANCIS L. HINR,
Pres. First Nstionsi Bank
RANALD II. MACDONALD.
Niee.Presldeni
EDGAR l.. MARSTON,
Blair s. Co. Bankers
J. B: MARTINDALR.
tEct. 1ncmlNhi lNhuonei benh
OATES W. MeOARRAH.
Pres. NJ sehanies & Metals Nat. Bank
CHARLES 4. PEABODY.
Pres. Mutusl Life Insurance Co.
DE PoMERoY.
Nioe.Pres Bankers Trust Co.
WILLIAM ". PORTER,
J. z. Morsau a Co. Bsnkers
SEWARD PRosSER.
Pres. Bakers Trust Co.
DANIEL C. REID.
Rock Island system
DOUGLAS ROBINSON,
ARCHIBALD d. RUSSELL,
ALEXANDER II. STEVENS.
Vioe. President
CHARLES L. TIFFANY,
Vice. Pres. Tiffany d Co.
Pes. American Tel. 4 Tel. Co
ALBERT n. WIGClN.
Pres, Chase NSiiousi Bank
OFFICERS
BIC. CONVERSE.
President
ALEXANDER H. STEVENS.
Vice. President
RANhLD ". MACDONALD.
Niee.Presidsut
HENRY J. COCHRAN.
Vice. President
THOMAS HlLDT.
Vice. President
BARKI.BY WYCKOPr.
Cashier
JAMES X. TROwbRIDoB,
Secretary
HOWARD BoOCoCK.
Treasurer
CLIFFORD wILMURr.
Assistsn, Cashier
Interest Paid on
Daily Balances
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-01-11
DOCTORS GAS BILL STIRs WAR.
Protests 10 New jersey Pubiic Cul'
ity COmmIssIoners.

PATERSON, y J, Jan. lo.-pec!adnI
that the Public Service Gas and Electro
Company's monthly bills delivered 20 him
were outrageously eXorOitanL Dr. FREQ
erick r ., Demarest Of Passalc has toT'
warded a protest 10 the STATE Iuae
Uillty Commissioners, His bills -aNs
averaged $50 or more month Tor ~
past year and for December his account
was S27.45, 1895 OF which was for Ess
According to the Public Service coi4.
pany, I've consumed 1880 cubic feet OF
gas In thirty days. said Dr. DrwiIv't oi
the contents OF IL inch pipe line nearly
three miles long. This is well nigh I'M
possible, We use very little gas, ve!31hS
almost entirely on electricity
The doctor said that when he used onir
one gas jet during an entire month tAe
bill was sl26+ To-. gas.
When Dr. Demayrst Is granted hear
ing bv the Public Ctil,ty Commission -
will probably he accompanied by nshv
prominent men Of PHssaic. Eftort ~
probably lie made 10 nave Che oo.si11..---
sion appoint State inspectors Of both gas
and electric mstarA
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-01-11
American surety Company. Growth.

Tho annual report OF the American
Surety Company shows that the COM
pany's net premiums for 1914 we're 81,
o54t5S.09, as compared with s3.O70.76lO4
for 1913, IN increase OF S9s3.695.O5. As
the percentage OF losses IN 1914 was only
normal, T. is apparent that this Is an
Increase OF nearly 32 per cent. IN ne;
premiums. The American Surory Com
panv was established th'rty-one vea =
ago, and TO date has paid claims amount.
ing 70 more tAAA s17,oe0,oQo,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-01-11

Last week. slo.7oS,ooo.
Previous week, SIS .2o4 600.
Jan. l 20 date. 81 1928. 900.
Same period 1914. sl9 900
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-01-11
DAILY FINANCIAL CALENDAR

'sell cents per share.