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Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-05-13
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ins io tne undersigned ail ~ his prom
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known ln thy eHsisnep thru consent W
WRITES and Within nlA mnnihH from
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pfcsrfhci hs hN. with ODE underHian
.ra vino resides at pHn Afansas. TeNaA.
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Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-05-13

0i. sAiI Texas lIlt N' NIhrHf
HemaunnO 500 rtoprs Street Ap
pn to owners on promises tati
For Sale Real Estate.
rOn SALE 1850 acres - mrd Sine
nlioa so. Nrrt ~ ssn lsirro HHppiur
pcna uiift fam fhis tract anf Nos
.rau shack good due upu of pntef
Hnd 11 arfeH .H ellNtHnHn thNuf ono
hsIf 90 th.s mnd D. auud tailF5 land
good ~ GUILTY. alton tnr halHnfo hrfrG
mostly ptutt rilsina ahd .uut Furt
on hbnut eup fourth nf fhts tract hll
fenced and cross frueed vim anpd fo4f
wire fence thrrc mucs rlm qli faidp
in Dussl Cpuntf i'houo 5t1 Carpuf
Christi Nk1l
ron SALE Tive hundred and mo
iais near white polnt rnr well fuf
sale one ihlri each ana halsnca on
ensy terma Address pDstoffics hos
bg7 uo40'
IsGf aafos u soDd nndf uesf rfesl-
dia n prefidlo County as rrrhanfe fef
m.H olnrs in iarm nr fnf D uf . room
modern resiasnHo ln ~ nrw c0f1ut
Chusu nf m,eht consider sane 81
HeeEparf NII pal rnmf cash differ
rncr Aadnfs g. ioa 500 frr9n
Teaaa 7fGl
FOR HkLE LIT vita three room
swelling. barn ana good Cistern. A.
new. Western part ~ city Prize f7bt
essy terms. Apply AZ az Mesquite o
Phone fza 'fff
Trfeiient black lard around M us~
modern town - George West Tskn'
? h being sola On 20 years time ~ ~
far particulars inauire - s. ~. Collie
r. & aan Williams iirtei ~
Tho Welsh W iaaff bout Hffrfa
times postponed D. nhe aei fur neA
9 TUESDAY niFli "a Allsaasee
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-05-13

swelling. harn ana good Clstsrn. AZ
new. Western part ~ city Prize f7be.
easy terms. Apply a, az Mesquite o.
Phone aza 'fsp
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-05-13

Esrerent black land around ne new.
modern tovn - George West Tsxns
is being sola On 20 YEAR, iifne ~ ~
for particulars lnuulre ~ :. y. Collier
& son Williams iiret z10
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-05-13
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Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-05-13

{ ,'i' "hNr MN hamc ran. -,
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1885 Buffalo Mrs nese -
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-05-13

fpR RENT a e.r.aw f-.s-.--
.o.,e--'n car iiae and paved sirssi
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Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-06-08
TWENTY
CHICAGO CONTEST
DariO Resta One of Latest to Enter
for 5OO-Mile Race on the
New Speedway.

| Chicago. June S.-Two Peugeots and
q Berwyn Special were entered yester-
| day for the 500-miIe race 10 be held
here on June 10. bringing the total
number of entries up to %. Dario
Resta, winner OF the 1915 Vanderbilt
and Grand prize and runner up in
the 500-mile race at Indianapolis. and
! George Babcock were named as pilots
/ OF the Peugeots, which were entered
| by Arthur J. Hill, team manager for
Peugeot, in the name of the Peugeot
Import company of New York Frank
G. fucker entered the Berwyn spe-
cial and announced he would drive the
car.
Resta viii drive the same machine
he handled in the last Hoosier race.
II is one OF the machines built by the
Peugeot company for the Grand prize
at Amiens last year and is capable OF
more than 1G5 miles an hour In the
hands of Resta it made remarkable
showing on the HOosier oval
Babcocks car is one of the three
litre cars built for the lie Mans race
two years ago. II is an exact replica
OF the Baby" Arthur Duray drove in
the OuU-mt4e race at 1A4taLtd tNl-s Two
years ago. With a motor of 1S3 cubic
inches piston displacement, the car is
capable of a speed OF about 100 miles
an hour Babcock suffered hard luck
in the recent race and failed 10 fin
ish. The Berwyn Special is a home
made machine.
Resta, who is one of the greatest
drivers ever turned out OF Europe. ar
rived yesterday with Mrs. Resta,
sister of the late Spencer Wishart He
is feeling no i'll effects Of the race at
Indianapolis, where for 500 miles he
waged the most sensational speed
duel with Ralph De Palma. driving the
last 200 miles with a quarter turn
play in his steering wheel Babcock
has been here several days arranging
for the accommodation of the cars
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-06-08
W.G.A. DOES NOT
OBSERVE A LIMIT
Cbawr ssrsaig Mattel Opsu o. At N~a-
bers irrespective et Ihsir
uantirare.

Ceas5 lasr E-rsiEs tse Csifel
ssfsrs oe.f associates. ere Western
coo sssr-fss.a- sss res fsass &C. rsess-
sary s7 l.ess tsF cool ssssats en- its ass4-
sssr essne q Col sss l1a aassfeas
stsvers ge.s cess -s Essee q proai-
sree aes sa ere cetes at fsr Gsga aa-
ess. easas assfR isses.t YESTERDAY
OIL secretary atscaFssssF TIE aasaat
e.sss wsrE wllt be se.s ss csc STAG
rstt caassry e5ss o. Clseelss5. ss open
60 az vi GA. sssgsrs irrespective o.
sasfr fra Fes
rar rrEsfsF taareaneus wall - PIE
ertef 81 fEs sssGaf eassFss s1= tEF
oTus tesm trossvs WE5eE Gel nrea Co
ere wertt 1s wuf De- sssqes IasY ~.
Eetrtss esss BE- ssss fsso4zk sa o.
eer oe fss sssoesstl1e srgsrlrs fhs
tssn
TIE rssa1ss tasrrsEssat vii ssast
Jgfv 70 VITA "a silzzrsfioa ruaa4 ~
- e1ts<. sts 80 lowest seorss hssn< sls-
Efeis Co cenP~ss Gel tks sasiifyinE
sp,ss4 ss - Eelss s2s sc.loNtzS zos1-
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-06-08
EMPIRE WILL EXPAND.
SAYS BAVARIAN KING

Nastertaa. tvts togfarI. Isrs o.
ESssusioa ef enc German rmb -r b.
vond enc etc frenfi~rs s1 secure 70
ssalnsf rgfgFr sersss' Vss rrss er-.. sl
NnE tadWiz ef natsrts .a se address,
Yesterday sef5rs ere Canal fsFsss. se-
eoftlsE te telegram ff1u stss CO..
Itls majesty sa6f ls Efs address
~WHsa tas GaEifs4 declared Var 6
sad. o sn glad Because asw we eaa
settle seceuafs Wtfh sur -arrlE ss. aae
a. 'sssr We ssaF seer ur a-f ssrr
sseeraHls eousn4as .esfa Fes ws ere
ssa esF central aaf soafE gserus.tsr-
Ten HsogfEs have rlses-rt aaG eesses
srsc1sas bie1ft Ess Been snef. esr
WI sef BsVs heeg .e es.a. IRE f-iss
sf sae vac VII Be ere strengthen fss 81
sgs saefss wffa sStrssseu beven.E tEr
eit ereasisrs as ssF az is areessssT Co..
secure De- sEsiasf ratare afeFeS
"fts wss m.srehss WIN as 90 weaa
Agssrts tfGsE sry sed rertsV wtf re-
soies. has soc - ere eslse eriso.ts vss
sasmmsd FRIENDSHIP sef hesssG agsr
backs Weee ever o. sss sgemr We
srp aaeenqaersi sad enc latest enemy.
whe sss been tsisiaE 50 etses seosf
nfnssif. has oct cared a ssrfogs at
TASK. sitheazn he teo< p,sagY ef tine
sor ssspsration.-
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-06-08

.aE The e. iuvest scores VII CON
pete i1 ere rrss match round az Is
H4irs ie tFr rftrFrror. The other
r11ris asii b. st IS tBirs. Pairinra for
ere snatch play uiu BE- made by the
HgmFTIeat system
me asaai aumb~F 70 special events
wtt 30 sfFErt scores Greater than
frnsr rsafr .a ttr assJ - on Monday
8-alifT far ere Treaa4rer's. DIRECTORY
ar4 Co,ls1.tfee's c1ps The GO PLAYERS
wsn satt fn guaiifv or Tuesday morn
isE eeaiifr f1F ere Wee Presaent's
rsp arf che hss'en - la the first raana
af tte caaa1pi6rship are eligible Tor
are FFrsifeaf's trophy
EefriFs f1F tte amateur champion
ssis close on 1a,r is wf'h serrs,arv
Ce1Fs- q. ffeereherrv. has saafh Va
bash aFerEs Chicago
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-06-08

fs0-Ff bafH ere Tester runners than
HaEarT ever wee. fissraF vac never
rszEHt or tls balance f1T te never
ensid badge from H.s position on thr
H.f Fai ran pisF t1 cover second until
Del saa vEFtErr frr batter connected
-fF~n pr ta~ batter missed be- aouId
reach see1at. EFah fHr hall whlIr on
ere deed run. and taE tis man 10 there
ues O. tsirE chance And che rranrr
Pad POP eFarr- fH dodge for be ale
eaFs vas ir front % Jenr.nsa
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-06-08
Inckson's I'm DisahIed.

Washington. June Manager Fohl Of
the Cleveland Indians announced yes
terday that an N-ray examination OF
Joe JaCkson's right elbow, hurt in
Cleveland on Memorial day, showed
that several ligaments were sprained.
hut that no bones we're fractured. Jack
son VIII be out of the game about ten
DAYS.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-06-08
L.amIine to Jnin Rockford.

Rockford III, June Sired Lam
line. the former White SoN pitcher, re-
leased by Dubuque. viii join the Rock
ford team at Moline today. Rockford
also will get Catcher Marshall of the
St Paul A A. team.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-06-08

A recent order covering British sol
diers and sailors. either officers or
private. in the 9TH district. forbids all
drinking except between the hours Of
noon and $50 p. m.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-06-08
DAv
HARD ON KUEPPER
sixteen Hit, Enables Blue Hose 10
Trim Quincy To S-Dubuque
Bests Decatur.

Score. R.H. =.
Quincy ......-OO0IaoO2O-3 8
Davenport ...-IOI0O20S --7 Is 3
Batteries Eeuppcr and Gleason:
Willis and Movers.
Dubuque. Ia. June s.-WhiIe Du-
huque was Eetting seven hits on Kir-
mayer yesterday, Decatur was unable
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-06-08

to hit Burnham and the locals won. ;
10 4. Score: RH E
Decatur .......22OOOOOOO@ L
DUBUQUE 100 O3OO1~-5 3
Batteries Eirmayer and O'Brien;
Buruham and Sullivan.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-06-08
THREE EYE CLUBS IN
BIGGER HOLIDAY POOL

Hioe@iaEfen. IN June S.-Each
''rhrre- i.ye~ clsb received a arss, for
So frstsFtag ltr amount due IN th~
NfEoF.si day pool Ttis ls = sixhi n
crease over issf yrar.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-06-08
Racine GO ..Three.FreH PInter.

Bloomington. III, June Second
Baseman Claude Suttles. formerly with
Bloomington. has signed a contract
with Racine in the Bi-State league.
and viii join that team at once.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-06-08

pahgqss. Iowa. June -oufas!aer
psafss asnogacss he - through ui;h
baseball Sc ufIi -~turu shortly 10
AEstin. Mica. TO RESUME charge % his
cigar bsslGes& Hs UiIl b. married
sooa-
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-06-08
THREE-EYE LEAGUF.
RESULTS YESTERDAY.
National Iearue.

RESULTS YESTERDAY.
National League.
N~E Nurk-Chicago. rain.
Philadelphia. :. - Louis. 4.
Pittsburgh. s BROOKLYN. /.
Hnsion-Ciuciuuati. rain.
American LeaEne.
BOSTON. 81 Chicago. n
-. Louis. :. Philadelphia. J..
Washington. So Cleveland. 3.
Detroit. 2. Ncw York. ..
Federal League.
Kansas CITY. & ST Louis. q
hrunsivu. IS. Baltimore. "a
uuiy two games scheduled.
American Association.
Kansas cts. 20. indianapolis. ;.
Minneapolis. { Louisville. :.
oiheT games postponed. rain.
Western League.
Topeka Sioux CITY. o.
Omaha. 9 Wichita. /.
Lincoln. - Dra Moincs. {.
Denver. 3 81 Joseph. 2
Central League.
fnauEsiovn. =: DAYTON. I.
Evansville. 3. Grand Rapids. :.
EcFt Wayne. 8. Tcrrc Hagte. s.
Wheeling. :; Erie. I.
Central Association.
keoSuk. :. Clinton. 2
Cedar Rapids. 3. Marshaiifown. O.
Mason City. :: Waterloo. 4.
Nrseat!ne. 5 Burlington. 0 tforfeiil.
fhree-Eye League.
Dubuque. s; Decatur. Z.
Davenport :: Quincy. 3
otncr games postponed: vet
rounds
Bi-Sfafe.
No games PLAYED. rain.
All the He~s all the t.me-The
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-06-08

All the news all the ume-Th.
Argus
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-01-28
Answering Mop" Proxy Call.

Great success is attending the call
Cor Missouri Pacific proxies issued las:
week by the committee Of bankers
headed by Kuhn, Loeb & Co. A. the
rate they are coming In the committee
win soon be assured Of sufficient sup
port 20 carry out It's plan for ousting
.hc Gould directors ana carrying out
SIS suggestions for the financial re-
habilitatiou Of the property. A thou
sand proxies were received on Tuesday
and "a similar number yesterday.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-01-28
TRADING IN THE
CURB SECURITIES
Prices Weaken and Business Di-
miuishes-NeW p. X. X.
4los Dealt In.

Curb stocks yesterday developed con
siderable weakness with business on
diminished scale. Trading in the oils was
i'm wider list AZ price rcceSsions gen
orally heavy. Atlantic Refining showed
A loss Of 80 points on light sales,
Standard Of California rcceded and
Prairie OH and Gas points.
Among the iniustrials Kelly Spring
feld Tire lost par. Of It's recent ad-
vance. the common and first preferred
each declining ! ie points. An improve
ment Of e. of a port was made By Ma
.ioual Cloak and Suit common, while
The preferred lost point. Tobacco
harcs were lcss active and irregular.
The mining list was fairly active.
Goldfed hergc: vd9 the weahest ls-
sue. losing 4 points. Pennsylvania
Railroad new Iiss were sold for ne
first time in good volume at from 10" 2
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-01-28
SECURITIES AT AUCTION.

The following securities we're sold Yesterday a, a.
auction At the Exchange salesroom by adnAN H.
By order o. executors -,,
IN shares Manhattan Railway Go. tsl0o eachl. Y. =
io shares Union Paciac RR. pref 500 eachl. "
100 shares Gas Mantel Machine Co elVo eao..55 %
20 shares Lawyers Title lns. Trust Go. S,999
eachl ....-..tsst tf' .sssft .t- re 30
For account Of whom Il may concern. 80,
g goo Brooklyn Rapid Transit 60. per cent s soa
e. 900 Rock Island Arkansas Louisans k~ilreAi
10 A.. PER cent rr.i mortgage gold nonds' "SSe
81 900 United states Siccl Iorpn. 20 year pei
cont skg fund sold bonds. due April. 1893 ~,
shares Hanover Fire Ins. Go. $50 eschl ~. 10y
al. 900 Detroit Toledo A ironion Railroad 20 A.
justnieni mortgage 20 year per cent so'd ooia''
"a ds SEA- s', Tc,a, paenc Railway common 800
facAl .....ttsr. tfst t-ttt ga, ..t. e.
so shares Ro,k island 60 common l>loa eAchl, :
. sh&ie' AHe'''~" i'i''' s5k
900 shares Dlamondneld Daisy God Mining ,S
s. 100 Note made by : H. Drineli Interest . ts'
cent pa, able March .. 1915. Endorsed by = "a
Drinieia & Mica Products Co. Inc .''.''''''-''
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-01-28
ON THE CONSOLIDATED.

There was fairly broad market for
Steel between 10 and 1880 o'clock on
the floor of the Consolidated Exchange
yesterday. Here LAO shares in all
changed hands 10 shares at 4Sii, $50
shares at 1875 and $40 shares at IS.
Steel failed to be wanted on the Com
solidated at the minimum price of As
after the first thirty minutes. Other
leading stocks broke sharply. Steel
preferred opened at l0i, early sold as
high as 1912 and then declined to
1O3&s. its closing The market through
out was very active.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-01-28
AMERICAN SHARES
DROP IN LONDON
Otherwise Market Is Generally
Steady, with Outside Public
Buying-Paris Heavy.

London, Jan, 27.-The stock market
to-day was generally cheerful. The
outside public bought war loans, Chill
ian. japanese and Russian bonds and
industrial stocks at steady prices. OIL
shares continued active, but home rails
were irregular
American securities were depressed
by the passing of the dividend on
United States Steel common. The
opening was easy, with United States
Steel weak and two points under
parity. There was no recovery during
the day.
Money and discount rates we're weak
Money loaned at / per cent; discount
rates for short bills were los per cent;
for three months, rs to IA.
Consols closed unchanged at 6S9-l6
Gold premium at Madrid was 2.4o;
at Lisbon, 40.
Paris. Jan. 27.-Prices were heavy
on the Bourse to-day. Three per cent
rentes closed unchanged at 13 francs
80 confines. Exchange on London 20
francs 20 centimes.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-01-28
NEW JERSEY CHARTERS.

TIeHtau. y J. lsr. Atlantic 'ly ,Ssi
Cor1.n,. Atlantic cts. 800 900. Martin Rein
f.rs,r Joseph Zalir. q y icu. Nw lotl
Na,rf Prospect Realty COMPANY. NrNst. itai
esfait. 500 900. u. Schelcsc HEM Sclen'Ae'
Ole s,leurkc NcHan
Junior Building company. last ora g real
estate. S1gf 600. j ~ Dunn. IT,. Dorothy T. Dunn,
Jo.fph y Goulou. Nessrb
R6nAine Hsfdest company. Hacieuss-f hard
ware. SO 600 Theodore Romsinc. Dcmalfsi 10
maine Map Romano, iaesenssrk
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-01-28
BRIEF WALL STREET NEWS

Alfred Mes're resigned Yesterday IS member
Of lIe governing committee Of tlc Stock Exchange.
duo to ttrts, Of other business committee was
appointed t1 choose DIS successor. under The rules
~ Che exchange
The s. 300 600 th-ce-ycar per cent notes o.
ue uuour.e Lsl' COMPANY. purchased ty Blair
a 60 and LaIc.ourg. Iaamsuu Co. have
oil hc0n disposed ~.
~forlhorders o. fhe Pennsylvania Company have
elected o. Doe WIZ tuyler director. sue. tedlng
IS rarkrf Shnuriec deceased. Directors Of ttc
f'rurss Ivalia Company and flc Panhandle have
elected s. ~ church secretary OF both companies.
to suogccI Il. Lgge,t. decreased.
Tho committee representing Tho ~ per cent
mortgage aud collateral trus, bonds OF the Inter
rfIonal Mercantile Marine Company. Of which
Ors T BarrarI ls chairman. announces That ue
limo f,- depo4uug lhe bonds expires a. noon Jam
uav 20.
A Trsnrs du Point formerly with the J.
lr pom. or Nemolrs Powder COMPANY. i' nov
..,r.Isf,d WITH Leonard Saidcr & Co.. 20 Broad
lrt. ard v.u specialize in securities cf all powder
AIMS and ammunition ooupamcs
kourfse Brother. announced Graf OF NJ Che CITY
3D.. Narfret. tarer.FUar pei cent bonds recently
.~clcl have been odd.
Retirement o. emergency currency yesterday
through Doe lo.aI sub Treasury amounted to 500. .
600 mailing total to dale ~ 9 t.l9'.IFo retired
or tus ocrTe
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-01-28
L. S. Treasury Finances.

Washington. Jan 21.-The condition Of the United
Stale. Treasury a, The close o. business 10 day was
ay4. fotaf receipts 20 dGy. ST. 495 9l2 total pay
nen.s to-day S25lt359. deficit for This iscsl yc4r
$40. -sS So against deficit Of Sle.S2t,3se last
resr. exclusive of Panama Canal and public debt
tran slfiuu.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-01-28
ROyD SlLES on TIE STOCK EXCHANGE
WEDNESDAY. JANUARY p. 1918.

bonds the New stock ENchang Wednesday
and
January to date S'''Zo"o ag"s '''
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-01-28
BONDS.
INACTIVE STOCKS.

The following table gives the closing
bid and asked prices Tor stocks which
are listed but which were not dealt IN
on the Stock Exchange Wednesday:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-01-28
DIVIDENDS DECLARED.

extra. fan Increase OF 81. Also IN extra
dividend OF PC. payable FEB. 10 90 holders "'
record Feb :
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-01-28
M. RUMELY COM P ANY
TwO-Year Six Per Cent Convertible GOld Notes
Issued under Trust Agreement Bankers Trust Company Trustee
dated February 81, 1913, and
Six Per Cent. Commission Notes

Issued under Extension Agreement dated March H. 1914
In view appointment OF Receiver for the W. EunaJ
Company January 49, 1913 and at the request OF hode OF n
mon Of the above described Notes the undersigned have cor
Sented TO act Committee she protection OF the nren
the holders of the rvoYer Six Per Cent Gold Notes ;
NJ Rumey Company and the Six Per Cent Commission Notes S'
in connection Herewith.
The Committee proposes Immediately take the consa
Grafton OF the with particular reference '
features introduced by the ReceyerShp to re followed
announcement of the Committees conclusions the eaeN %
sibIe date Steps will be taken both to restore the Original mg
date March f. 1879 such of the Notes the holders oil T0H
Joined in the hree-year extension and to make fall due on the n
date the Commission Notes. -.
deposit OF notes ,o,,> u, y, ,rrrx cb,hrn
Il
r. y. Is
ii 'Ir-tSp my
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CENTRAL PACIFIC RAlLM ~
Three and One half Per Cent. kftgV~'

Notice Is hereby given nat. psiss',..,s. -
provisions Of Articis Nine % ~ - 80
ms Company 10 the tni,ed siH ,.,,s.t ~
pany 81 New Yofk. Trustee dated ~. ,ssss q ,
This Company has se, sgAri oet -. fsss
therein morigased the sun q is ,a y,,.sss. n
,snd dollars n trust 10 b usei ~ 500
bonds. snd that bonds issued va, saaa ~. t,rss J.
will be- redeemed herewith. bis A, no
vlied Tor the surrender q su'l ~ -
De named by the uiddee !" w
st2 500 a. a. the sinking Fund q. us 90
such BIDS should be- pnsents' ~ az
PAM al rs orice. l65 Brosdssy. Az 4 ~
New York ou Or before the - -, 40 -.
5',, so sii n,ls ." 70, sSs5d,r = csI T., q
RAILWAY company Three and on' n'
CENTRAL PACIFIC RAiLWss1l Pr-sissr.
New York. Decembcr -. 1914
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MINING.

tgeaver con q 90 Nev Hills ... 50 81
Buffalo Min. 2. IL Nipissine NJ 81 -
Butte & NY 70 80 Butte y. f 4
+Caribou e. IS c. Pacific ,melt. I-a2 90
Comb Frac Q So Utah NJ. !.
Crown Res. n nl1on Mining. u. -
Ti Paso Con u. -. Tularosa ...- . 5
cold nm = Tuolumue G.. D. -
Gr.ene-t'au.. 2ais % West End c. % -
srr.envater : 'W X Cop pf ~ ~
Halifax Ton % Fl Yukon . NJ. 20
La Rose e.. n
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The Chicago, Rock Island 6 Pacific R'wy "
PROXIES FOR ANNUAL MEETING

Of subst
a khodefs
to 1919
nereofa and a
HIR1 BIB nd snya dou y
Of
picatIon to 81 the Committee
W.
G..
secretary Of -
BoadStr
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NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE
u.rn<rsn,N JANUARY 81. 1915.

Total sales 3lSiOO aEa"s ,,ir,,
ooL 600 and Az 100 wear ago apuar, to da '-- ~
SO N
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INACTIVE YESTERDAY.
I\UJ STRIALS.

Bid. Ask l}.a. Ask.
An, l. 4 u gl- a. Marc Of Am ~ -.
DO pref....l07 jog Trans. - %
IA r ord. iSa. ~. Riker-H new. 10
.Elec Boat. "a - savoy OIL. q
.Houst on. ilis T. l. e - Of ef2 ~ 2
est % pflI4 llG Wlllys-Oyer.. 81 ~
L Y Coal $40 10 DO pref. = -
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DAILY IMPORTS AND EXPORTS.

Daily imports and exports Of general
merchandise at the Pert of New York
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DIVIDEND NOTICES.
d. PrLLMAN COMpANY

DIVIDEND so. l9c
A quarterly dividend - fw0 dollars per share
f,o-n rel earning will bc paid February D.. 1915
~ efoekholders Of record al close u huslness Jan
usfy SO. 1915 A s. NElNsHIlMth
Ce4icsg0. Jan. 20. 1915. ScefeiAv
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INTERCHANGEABLE Registered or Coupon.
iCoupon. tReSstcrcd. tNev.
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AVERAGE OF THE TRIBUNE's LIST
OF FIFTEEN RAILS
January u. yesterdays close. iO;.e %

AVERAGE OF THE TRIBUNE'S LIST
OF TWELVE iNDi >TRIALS.
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