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DISTRICT COURT
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Mable Monahan, plaintiff, W. Neil F.
lonahan, defendant.
Nancy A. Mathews, Administrative,
plaintiff, vs.. John NJ. Rider, Admins
traitor, defendant.
Frank E. Rolf, plaintiff, W. Charlotte
B. Rolf, defendant.
j.. N. Stevens, plaintiff, ! ~ Evening
Courier, defendant. " 80 49, IN
Ray Coffman, plaintiff, ". r. John
son, defendant.
First National Bank Of Blackfoot,
plaintiff, vs.. w. L. West, ct AL, defen-
dants.
First National Bank Of Blackfoot,
plaintiff, VS.. g. L. Mayer, ct al, defen-
dants.
Utah Association of Credit Men, plain
tiff, VS.. Geo. A. Line, ct al, defendants.
Valley Supply company, plaintiff, VS..
M. s. King, ct al, defendants.
Oscar G. Wertheimer, plaintiff, vs.
Franklin w. Bussard, ct al, defendants
Idaho Lumber company, Ltd, plain.
tiff, vs.. NJ. H. Woods, ct al, defendants
Detroit Automatic Scale company, a
corporation, plaintiff, vs.. A. p. Ems, ct
al, defendants.
Crane company, a corporation, plain.
tilt, vs.. A. j. Nicholson, defendant.
Clarke Bros, co-partnership, plain.
tiff, VS.. Blackfoot Athletic association
ct al, defendants.
Wayne Darlington, plaintiff, vs.. Oar
lington Land & Investment company
defendant.
Nephi Hansen, ct al, plaintiffs, vs.
Big Lost River Irrigation company, et
al, defendants.
John Hardy, plaintiff, VS.. H. Child
defendant.
N. A. just, ct al, plaintiffs, vs. Jane.
H. Brady, ct al, defendants.
VIM. R. Leach plaintiff, VS.. Nathan
N. Tanner, Jr., defendant. 4.
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NOTICE OF ASSESSMENT

The Duncan Ditch Company, cor.
poration, principal place of business,
Thomas, Idaho: Notice is hereby given
that at meeting of the board of di-
rectors fthe above named company,
held on Monday, the Sth day of Novem-
Der, 1915, at Thomas, Idaho, assessment
No. of $500 per share was levied on
the capital stock of this company, which
is now due and payable to Mary
Williams at Thomas, Idaho, R. D. 2,
Box 1859.
Any stock on which this assessment
remains unpaid on Saturday, the 18th
day of December, 1915, will be delin-
quent and will be advertised for sale
according to lay.
MARY WILLIAMS. Secretary.
The Duncan Ditch Company.
Dated November 18th, 1915. 5t.12-0
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CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING

H. E. Mcmillan, plaintiff, VI. J. B.
Sage, defendant.
Andrew Olsen, plaintiff, W. Carl
Sachrison, ct al, defendants.
Mae Pearson, plaintiff, w. Clinton B.
Pearson, defendant. 5x. i. f.
Archibald A, Adds, PLAINTIFF; vs..
Stella Rice Adds, defendant.
Emma Mulville. Ashton, plaintiff, Va.
j. II. Ashton, defendant.
Swan Berg, plaintiff, vs.. Minneapolis
Thresher Machine company, defendant.
Jamima Brown, plaintiff, vs.. D. =
Brown, defendant.
Wrought Iron Range company, plain
tiff, VS.. H. C. G. Rich, defendant.
N. M. Holm,- plaintiff, vs.. L. J. 1ngle
lstrom, defendant.
Elizabeth s. Clark, ct al, plaintiffs
We. G. v. Hansen, defendant.
Clarke Bros, eo-partnership, plain
tiff, vs.. D. R. Jones, defendant.
Pacific Loan 4 Investment company
a corporation, plaintiff, w. Thomas r
Jones, ct al, defendant.
W. F. Bergman, plaintiff, vs.. John
4. Seller, ct TX, defendant.
Peoples Canal and Irrigation com
pany, plaintiff, vs.. Jos. H. Smith & Jos
Young, defendants.
James Young, appellant, vs.. Count,
Commissioners, Bingham county, respon
dents.
School District No. 48, appellant, W
County Commissioners respondents
A. F. Morrison, appellant, vs.. County
commissioners, respondents.
A. D. Quantrell, plaintiff, VS.. Fred
Watterlin, ct al, defendants.
Georgia r. Mcguire, plaintiff, VS.. Jo'
Mcguire, defendant.
Thomas F. Nelson, plaintiff, VS.. Ar
thur Humphrey, defendant. )
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NOTICE OF ASSESSMENT

The Watson Slough Irrigation Com
pany, corporation, principal place Of
business, Thomas, Idaho: Notice is
hereby given, that at meeting of the.
board OF directors Of the above named
company, held on Saturday the 23rd day
OF October, 1915, at Thom4e,, Idaho,
assessment of zoe per inch twas lev
led ON. the capital stock: of this COM
pany, which is now due and payable to
r. q. NJ. Jensen at Thomas, Idaho.
Any stock on which this assessment
remains unpaid on Wednesday, the first
day OF December 1915, will be delin-
quent, and will be advertised for sale
according to law
P. c. NJ. JENSEN, Secretary.
The Watson Slough Irrigation Company.
Dated October 23rd, 1915. 5t-l2.9
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Chicago Savings Bank and Trust COM
pany, plaintiff, vs.. A. Humphrey, defen-
dant.
D. W. Standrod & Company, corpor-
alton, plaintiff, VS.. w. H. Culbertson,
defendant.
The Idaho Lumber company, a cor
poration, plaintiff, VS.. c. U. Bradford,
let al, defendants.
Lovenia Clark, plaintiff, VS.. Marion
Clark, defendant.
R. E. Chastian, plaintiff, VS.. George
R. Miller, defendant.
Eta A. Peterson, plaintiff, VS.. Eugene
| N. Peterson, defendant.
Big Lost River Irrigation company,
plaintiff, VS.. George Nowaika, defen-
dant.
Big Lost River Irrigation company
plaintiff, VS.. T. l.. Pence, defendant.
A. L. Colborn, plaintiff, vs.. B. H. All
red, ct al, defendants.
Philbrick & Greenwood, plaintiff, VS.
j. II. Scott, ct al, defendants.
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tors of the above named company, held
on Saturday the 23rd day of October,
1915, at Thomas, Idaho, assessment of
zoe per inch was levied on the cap
ital stock of this company, which is now
due. and payable to P. c. M. Jensen at
Thomas, Idaho.
Any stock on which this assessment
remains unpaid ON Wednesday, the first
day of December, 1915, will be delin-
quent, and will be advertised for sale
according to law.
P. c. M. JENSEN, Secretary.
The Watson Slough Ditch Company.
Dated October 23rd, 1915. 5t-12-9
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Flannelette night-gowns or pajamas
for SOC at the Rowles-Mack store.
FREE BIBLE LECTURES

F. D. Wagner, Of Boise, will begin
series of lectures Of Bible themes in
Buttcane hall Sunday evening, Novem-
Der 14th.
The friends of Mr.. Wagner promise
the people of Blackfoot something
worth while in his lectures. His lee
lures are purely religious, along the line
of establishing confidence in the Bible
as an inspired book and dealing with
Bible prophecies that pertain to our
time, the fulfillment of which is seen
in the big and important events that
are transpiring in the world today.-Ad.
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There came to Mart jacobson 3 place
last Saturday morning dark bay horse.
about IL or IL years with no visible
brands; weighs about 1900 pounds. Tn
less called for on or before December
l, 1915, will be sold at public auction in
front of the Red barn December /, 1915.
JOS. LA COUR,
11-15-5t. Constable.
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Lost Horse and Saddle

Last Friday my horse and saddle dis
appeared from Main street where it was
tied. The horse was four-year-old bay
branded on right hip. Finder please re-
turn to Shorty Larsen at Bybee's gro
Gerry. SHOHONEY JOHN, Owner.
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NOTICE OF ASSESSMENT

The Watson Slough Ditch Company, a
corporation, principal place of business,
Thomas, Idaho: Notice is hereby given
that at meeting of the board of direc-
The Blackfoot optimist. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1907-1918, 1915-11-11

FAMILY SEWING-Ladies wishing
sewing done at their homes by the
day will please notify Mrs. j. A.
Howrey, 291 North Shilling Ave.
Phone 279.
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TO RENT-5roomed bungalow. Phone
360-w.
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DOMESTIC SITUATIONS wASlse
Female

Female.
A-A-WAITRESS or thANhLhsi@U ~
r.pahle. excellent city reference $50 y. IA.
HofmayeF', Agency. 10 last iJd IT,. ~ ~
S9i7 Murray Hill
HOT SEW OKkER -Plnnisn- american ns ~
ing. city OF county. excellent rsfefsgses
AxenIy II T. i25th IT. 'Phons eSlo
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POLICE DEPARTMENT.

Transfers and Asssnmsnts-4 p. m. Aug. IS;
Mounted Sergt. G. L. Ferguson from C.'s o: 10
Walsh isi6 10 T D. T.: Patrick oBricn. AN
to health squad: J. f. Schulz. from 7. D.. = l..
TO 18th
18th and H. j. Callahan. S9th. 10 orlcc Of T.
Frederick Maser. 18th and d. F. eastman. iiSd.
Sweeney. 18th 10 bet Bur. 5 DAYS. p. m. Aug.
q Samuel Bosom. 10Th. 10 c. O.. duty In ONCE
Of Third Deputy C.. 20 days. a. m avg. q j.
DAYS a. pa "a Aus 2s S"Fs F. DunioT ford SD to G.
o.. duty Stock and Bond Div. Controllers O.. II
days. ?. m. Aug 81 Edward Hunger, 69ih. to
Sia ca 20 aod ds. S1C' No. o. AUG s =. Adoph Eo
mer. i5sth to 9Th l. D.. 10 DAYS ?. m. Aug. e.
Leaves Of Absence with half pay).-Ptmn; W.
Wi,h GGqd paym Tic j %1 McMaen Bet But
days. a m. sept 6. Sergt. {. i. Jones. 18TH
day S, a. m. Aus g Iilmn J. j. Ward i LSt'
p m. Aug 26: Harry Strauss. 10Th. day s
a m. Aug. %. Theodore Tegmier. 4Sd day
l. Of a m Aug =. Richard Cooke. sd. ! day;
D. m Aug "A: James Scarlet. Goth. day.
p m Aug %: B. |. McMhcm. 18th day
m. Aus. q; 4 J. Kelly. iiSth. day. p. m.
-: j. F. O'Hars. l67th day. a. m. Aug. - :
j. II Redmond 27Sth. day. a m; Sept 6.
Announcements 10 Grade ~ $50 grade Aus 20.
Dondcro. 5th: II j. Handy 6th r r. Fi,zEcrall.
18Th. d. A Fitzgerald. l4th: W. G. Campbell.
18th: +. " Moran and Constantine Naimoh. 2lSt
Koch. 8lst T. W Vath. SSth; L. r Sexton and
}. J. Hueb;cImsn; $40; T J. Coi,Sr SlSl C. o D.
charge, Dlsmlssed.-Capt J. d. ormNby. 10th.
June p: failed 70 take proper action. imprVper
proper action. T,mn. J. A McMahon 7. D.
1.-TWO charges June 10. forccfully cJected man
from station house June y. pushed citizen
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COTTON FIRM;
GAINS AT CLOSE
Liverpool Buying Aids Market
in Advancing Eleven
Points.

While a more cheerful feeling with
reference to international affairs ana
additional indications that the South
would be given every facility tor
financing early new crop receipts, I'M
parted a decidedly steadier tone to the
cotton market yesterday, trading re-
NAMED quiet Bullish features, IN
fact, appeared more effective in check
ing fresh sales than in creating fresh
demand, and the bulk of the buying
was attributed to covering of shorts
while offerings were less in evidence
after the recent furry of liquidation.
October contracts sold up TO 9.33 and
December to 9.73 in the late trading
or about 10 to IL points net higher
and the market closed steady at net
advance of to II points.
Liverpool was better than due, and
after opening / to 5 points higher
prices here sold s to 9 points above
last nights closing figures during the
early trading. Washington advices in
dicating that Secretary McAdoo was
prepared to deposit large amount oil
gold in Southern Federal Reserve
Banks, if necessary, to assist IN hnanc-
ing the early movement may have pro-
NOTED some buying. while there was
considerable demand here from houses
with Liverpool connections, presum-
ably to undo old straddles. After this
first squirt Of demand had subsidized the
market eased off 5 or s points under
renewed liquidation or scattered oher-
ings inspired by favorable weather ad-
vices. while there were rumors OF
little hedge selling here against cheap
spot offerings, particularly from
Georgia. Such pressure. however, was
by no means active or aggressive, ana
the market developed renewed firmness
late in the afternoon on advlces from
Washington indicating much improved
prospects for a satisfactory adjust
ment of the Arabic affair. Closing
prices were within a point or two OF
the best.
Notwithstanding the talk of hedge
selling here, some of the Southern
markets which have been relatively
low showed rather better tone yes
terday, and there were indications OF
some Improvement in demand, al
though local brokers still report a
very slow business. The spot market
at Augusta was Is points higher and
Houston reported an advance Of 10
points, while Memphis was II points
lower Otherwise the Southern mar
kets were all unchanged, with the ex-
ception of Mobile, which was points
higher. Sales were reported Of 1882
bales at the advance in Houston, and
there were sales of 1872 bales at New
Orleans. The preparations whica are
being made to finance the early new
crop movement during the period OF
accommodating supplies do not reduce
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FORFCIOSJrRE SALES.

SUPREME COURT. COUNTY OF NEW
York THE Farmers Loan q Trust Co,
as agent and special trustee under the , Isst
VIII and Testament Of Mary +: B. Field.
deceased. Plaintiff. against Mariangiola
Mennella and others. Defendants.
In pursuance Of a Judgment OF forecloS-
ure and sale. duly made and entered in the
above entitled action and bearing date the
18Th day Of August, 1915. |. the unuer-
signed the referee in said judgment
named. will sell at public auction. at the
Street in the Borough Of Manhattan city
Of New York. on the 10th day Of Scptcm-
her. 1915. al II o'clock noon on That day.
by Joseph p Day. Auctioneer, the prem
Uses directed by said judgment TO be sold
and therein described as follows.
ALL that certain lot, piece or parcel OF
land. with the building and improvements
thereon erected, situate, lying ana being
in the Borough of Manhattan, OF the CITY
Of New York. in the County and state OF
New York. and bounded and descrlhed as
follows: BEGINNING at a point on the
northerly side Of 18TH Street. distant two
hundred and forty-four feet westerly from
the corner formed by the intersection OF
the northerly side OF ll5th street ana tne
westerly side of Pleasant Avenue CORNER
" Avenue A. and running thence north-
erly parallel with Pleasant Avenue one
hundred feet and eleven inches 10 tne
middle line OF the block; thence westerly
along said line forty feet: thence south
erly and again parallel with Pleasant Ave
nue. one hundred feet ana eleven lhches 70
the northcrly side Of llJth street, ana
thence easterly along the northerly side OF
1l5th Street forty feet TO the point or place
Of beginning. said premises beng nov
known by the street Numbers 45l ana 4oS
East l15th Street. The above described
land lies in the block which is designated
as Block No. 1903 in Section on the
Land Map OF the city Of New YORK
Dated New York, August oath, 1915.
ELY ROSENBERG Referee.
RORERT W. GAMBLER, Attorney for
Plaintiff. As Wall street Borough OF
Manhattan. New York CITY
The following is "A diagram OF the prop
ertv 10 he sold its street Number is 43l-
- 1Sfh Street
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ASKS $l,S00,000
FOR TRADE DAMAGE
Mexican Mining Company Al
leges Monopoly in Zinc.
LRN Trlcsranh 20 The Trihune. ]

FL Paso, Tex, Aug. 24.-Claiming
damages of sl,s9O,OoO for alleged COM
bination in restraint of trade, by which
the price of zinc is arbitrarily .ixed
in the United States. the San Roberto
Mining Company. Of Zacatecas. Mex
leo. filed suit in the United States Dis
trict Court here to-day against II. A,
Houser. the American Metal Company
Ltd, the Compania Minear y Compra-
doro de Metales Mexicana, the Penoles
Mining Company and the Compania de
Minerales Metales.
A similar suit was filed in the
Sixty-ffth District Court against II. A.
Houser, as treasurer of the American
Metal Company. for s1.900,000 dam
ages by the Compania Nil Miners.
The companies involved are big pro-
ducers in Mexico. The San Roberto
Company charges it is impossible for
il to sell its zinc ores in open market
because of the alleged combination
maintained by Houser and the compa-
MES affiliated with him.
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u. S. Officers Arrest AL
legged Truckman Gang
Leader.
SAY UPTOWN STABLE
WAS SECRET CAVE"
Band Got $4,000 in Year, De-
tectiveS Declare, by Looting
Bonded Shipments.

Meyer F. Ettman, who. the Federal
authorities say. has been the head Of
a conspiracy which has robbed bonded
truckmen Of 100000 worth of goods,
was held in $4,000 bail yesterday by
United States Commissioner Houghton
10 await examination on September /.
lie was arraigned on technical charge
81 smuggling. and the warrant for his
arrest was issued May %. Since that
time he has been out Of the city.
The Federal authorities assert that
tttman is known as "junkman fence"
They contend he is the head of the
conspiracy which has defrauded the
government Of duty on 100000 worth
e imported merchandise.
The scheme worked by Ettman, ac-
cording to Assistant United States
Attorney John E. Walker. was to take
goods while in transit to other cities
where they were dutisble.
In the last year. the authorities say,
the gang has stolen $4,000 worth of
goods. Ettman had garage in Fiji
tieth Street, and also maintained junk
shops in Hoboken. IL is alleged that
under cover of his business he formed
the acquaintance of truckmen handling
bonded merchandise.
Drivers acting with him, il is
charged, would Obtain a truckload Of
goods from pier and arrive with it
At a railroad freight station late in
tn, day-too late TO have the goods
accepted Then the men would take
their trucks 10 the stable yards. I'm
der cover of darkness Ettman and his
accomplices would open the cases, take
goods and nail UP the cases again.
Thew would be delivered TO the rail
road the next morning. apparently I'M
touched But when they reached the con-
SiCnee certain quantities would be
missing. and as the duty was collect
Gble on delivery the government lost.
Morris Silverman. a commission
broker. and Jacob Blur. a cutlery
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CHANGE OF NAME.

SUPREME COURT. NEW YORK COUNTY.
In the matter Of the application to
change the corporate name Of Taylor.
Short < Kennedy Company Inc. New
York Corporation. Notice OF Motion.
NOTICE IS hereby given that TAYLOR,
SHORT & KENNEDY COMPANY INC.
domestic corporation having its princi-
pal Office In the Borough Of Manhattan.
city and County OF New York. will apply
10 the Supreme Court OF the State OF New
York at Special Term. Part l thereof. 20
De held AT the County Court House. In the
Borough OF Manhattan. City and County
Il New York. on the 9Th day OF September.
1915, at 1880 o'clock in the forenoon OF
that day or as soon thereafter as counsel
AN be heard for an order authorizing the
said Corporation 10 change its corporate
rame 90 TAYLOR & KENNEDY MOOR
SORATED.
Dated. New York August 10th. 1915
TAYLOR. SHORT & KENNEDY COM
PANY INC. Petitioner.
.HARLES e Lo BARBER. Attorney for
Petitioner. No. 81 Nassau Street Bor-
ough Of Manhattan, New York City.
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tFrom the Tribune Bureau.1


Washington, August a.
ARMY.
Col HARRY c. BENSON. relieved from attach
ment: 10 9th Cav
Col JAMES y. ERWIN. cay. attached to 9th Cav.
Lieut. spt" C Coz THOMAS " wiNsToN tretired).
detailed prof. mil sci. Morgan Park Acsd.' Nor
Following i /" transfers effective Oct /; Col. JOHN
T. GCILFOlL LII. from 9Th to 9TH cav Sec.
Lieut.. HOWELL NJ. ESTES. from IN TO ith
Cav: Chaplain JEREMIAH A. LENEHAN' from
10th Inf. to ith Cav. o,,,,
Following changes in ord. Dept. Cant. RAPHAEL
CAPT i'i cIARIES G. GATEwO0D. to springfield
Armory. vice Maj. HERMAN W. SCHULZ. 10
commend Benecia Arsenal. Benecii. vice Lieut..
Col. JOHN W. JOYEs. to command Picailnny
capt. CHARLES b GATEwOoD. ord Dept. to
Canal Zone tor duty as S depot ord. 9ncer -
Capt JOSEPH C. RICHTER. IT.. from 9TH to
Cap. IS" OTTO 40 s. ' REiHoRsT. from 9Th to 18th
rir,i Leu. cut JOHN V SPRING. from 9th tn Sd
riT., Lieut. Nf' BENJAMIN o. DAVIS. relieved from
Fi fst'' Lieut. kLExGNDER L. JAMES. Jr. from
Chaplain arp GEORGE W PRIoLEAU. from 9th to
10Th Cav. Nov Is
Following transfers and changes in assignment Of
col CUNIIFFE II. NJ RRAY. Lieut.; Col. FAR;
RAND SAYRE Mas. Arthur THAYER and
CHARLEs j SYMMoNDS. 9Th Cav; MAJ ER:
4 CARTER, ION Ci,;i caps. JoSKPY I.
AvERILL and HERMAN A. SCIXERT. 1th
cav Capt HENRY {. SMlrHER. CAV
GEORGE r. MITCHELL. Guy V. HENRY.
IiTRBERT j. BREEs. IN CAV: H0LILANp
HU'BOTTOM last Cav. LEWIS ). MoREf. 9TH
CAV: RICHARD VI THOMAS. lin CAV
JAMES nj TON BASIL y. RlTTONHOl ~.
GFORGE NJ LEE and HENRY :; TEkkELl.
7ih Cav. Fisrt Neuts. RONALD T. FISHER.
FRANCIS A. RuGGLE. JOHN &. PEGkAM.
GEORGE r. NELSON. WILLIAM '. CARTEH.
GERALD G BRANT and ADNA II. CHAFFEE.
II I'M Cav: HENRY W. BAIRD. llth Cav
CLARK r. CHANDLER, ARBoTT BOONE
WORTH Ir.. RICHARD y. CuMMINs and
RONALD ID JOHNSON. HORACE II. FULLER.
HHNRY D. +. MrNXIKHuYsEN: ARCHiBALD
T COLEY CHESTER p. MILLS. EDGAR W
nrRR IoHY ,vs RoBE E1G%yy cI I6RE :
PRITCE CLARENCE + ELLEFsoN. IN Cav,
R0BERT c. BRADY: 9TH Cav nv MILAN IA y
MALCOLM WHEELER NICHOLSON: I'd Cav
Vets GEORGE II. kOON and HENRY L. SON
MER. 9TH cav. -. -,
To IN cav. to take effect Nov -: Lieut. Col
LEWIS VI. KOEHLER. attached to IN CAV
Majors ALEXANDER l.. DADE and GbohGb 7.
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PUBLIC UTILITY NOTES
General News and Earnings of Various
Corporations.


A summarized statement of income of
the Philadelphia Company and afflli-
ated operating companies. the Consoli-
dated Gas Company of Pittsburgh
Duauesne Light, Pennsylvania Light
and Power. Pittsburgh Railways and
Beaver Valley Traction companies Tor
July shows that the aggregate gross IN
come amounted to 81 ,92O.754 net gain
Of s42.244 over the same month last
wear. Combined net earnings after
onerating expenses were S735.352. an
increase of $l90,SS7. The heaviest de-
cline in gross income was made by the
Pittsburgh Railways Company, al
though this loss was turned into a
gain of S77.959 in net revenues. In
come of the Philadelphia Company S
natural gas and oil departments gave
an increase of s52,572 in gross and
sS4.S61 in net earnings.
Great Western Power.
The comparative income account of
The Great Western Power System,
with intercompany business eliminated,
EOt OILY SHOHS llNlNdotu VI
good proportion in gross and net for
July. but the balance of surplus after
interest charges and accrued dividends
on the preferred stock of the Cali
fornia Electric Generating Company
owned by the Western Power Company
made a growth of nearly 30 per cent.
Operating revenues for the month
amounted to s244,137 in gross. an in
crease of S27,201 over July of last
year, and the total net income. includ-
ing miscellaneous revenues. which was
1892. showed an increase of almost
70 per cent. Interest charges on the
funded debt were increased from $780,
G73 in 1914 to s106,l92. and the bal
ance of surplus carried forward was
,240.
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Barometer Rssdlnss.
Humidity

m 1928 / ,. m....:9.ss ?. m. e9.s.
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