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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-12-18
PUBLIC. NOTICES.
STATE OF NEW YORK. CONTROLLERS
nI.LIlI

OFFICE.
Notice OF issuance OF the new design OF
stock transfer tax stamps
To Whom IL May Concern;
Please take notice that pursuant 70 the
provisions OF chapter sii Of the laws of
1918 I have provided for the issuance ana
exclusive use OF new design OF stock
transfer tax stamps and that after the 9Th
day OF March 1915, none other than ths
new issue or design OF stamps VIII be sc-
cepted or made use OF in payment OF the
From March Tth. 1918, 20 June 7th. 1915.
Inclusive. stamps OF the old Issue may be
exchanged with the Comptroller for stamps
OF the new design, as IN SAID act ptoNids9'
mated Albany y Y, NoyS,nher 80. 1915.
EUGENE MsTRANlS.
SomAuousr.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-12-18

Pom recelpts 262.IZ3 bales, agaIhsI t35'I6i IAs.
year: overland D mills and Canada 1870, against
b0 asa last year; Southern mill tadngs. estimated.
10000 against so 900 last year: gain o. stocks AZ
iutn0r towns 5i58l. against 59,4l5 last year
sos rs last yeas Total crop mOvement-Pou re-
celps 374s 740 against S.es2tll last year: over
land 10 mills aud canada 500.i67 against 4lehjl
last year: Southern mill takings LAS Don. against
l2s7.ssI last year. stock AZ interior towns n "a.
cess u August lst s45Ssf. against l0ia.lso last
year; brought into sight thus far this season. 665
1el against 6ss. ass Lass year.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-12-18
Not Mich ATTRACTION Here.

The British Exehequer bonds are tax
ne 70 foreign holders-for obvious
's.'onL But while the Anglo-French
. eontinus 70 eel here on per cent
Asi, there will hardly be any sub
Snpaons 70 the Exchequer securities
non AiI country, even though there Is
: > per cent discount in sterling eX-
saangs 70 put a premium on them.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-12-18
BUSINESS TROUBLES
Bankruptcy Petitions.

DEUTsCHER BROTHERS.. dealers In infants
wear. at SO Ave c. by these creditors. BT1immel 4
Meudesohn, $3.50; Jacob Alexander, flis and
Jerome Daub. assignee. $50. They made an as.
signment on December IS.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-12-18
L w Platten Extends Time.

John w. Platton, chairman Of the
protective committee representing the
cannon stockholders Of the Interna-
tjonal Mercantile Marine Company, an
nounced yesterday that In view Of tho
fact that the foreclosure proceedings
Instituted by the bondholders have
been postponed until December o. the
time ior deposit Of stock has been ex-
tended W at data
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-12-18
BOSTON CURB CLOSING.
PHILADELPHIA STOCKS.

lex dividend.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-12-18
Georgia Railway & Power.

Gross income Of the Georgia Railway
& Power Company for November, in
comparison with last years revenues,
made an advance Of II per cent, total
earnings amounting TO s60S,324. After
deducting operating expenses and
taxes, net earnings for the month
amounted TO $29l sos, more than SO per
cent higher than in 1914: The eleven
months report up to November 80
shows gross earnings Of S5,o5o,i56, an
increase of SlO6O74 over the same pc
riod a year ago, while net earnings
were increased Sl75,663, to S2,497 ,63S.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-12-18
corToNsEED OIL.

c7t.o-ssed oil was inactive and price changes
utre rather irregular The ip9L posl,lo- "- i'tIi
itg 5-s,.rre bui he distant months aers easier M
IN liquidation prompted Dr. 'h' Wcaa-.'s A 10
"a I.'tflU Closing prices were uU n.ci-' s.d lol
D,ree-b,r ana 90 Do points net loser iof .s '.hsf
ro.lf5rs. The census report on Tie amount %. c',,
t,-.a.d crushed 10 December showed ltslt.9
tors which compared win 2i93.0.J last year
Range Of prices v..+.--
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-12-18
PUBLIC UTILITY NOTES
General News and Earnings of Various
Corporations.

All electric properties controlled by
II. VI. Byllesby & Co. for the week
ended December reported connected
load gains Of SIC customers and 1876
kilowatts lighting load and 6l7 horse
power in motors. Output Of the prop
critics totalled 10,0l7,294 kilotwatt
hours, an increase Of over Il per cent,
compared with the same week in IVA:
New business contracted for included
LIS customers, with 53o klowatts
lighting load and 1905 horsepower IN
motors
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-12-18
FRESH FRuITs.

,,---, e-,.--,- a., ,.-,.s,. r-..t.-
t1T3i-5; Y0tss ImpeisI .l.7s5$325. Wealthy.
fl159}35o. sa0Ts SAT-. WEssp. H4tt-552.
s.. Twenty ounce Plugus slT5af-15. Tal.man
sweet sZ8s255; Bli,5 ggii 4gG stesz. slI5S
iSl, ssat io: kns Ni5ast5. iSlo-',h5sr4S sp5.
DAVIS. sI56ss..55 Gsao. $50 i2-5: Delicious.
SAYS, Rome Beauty. s!255Sl 81 newton flgPla.
Nl58 8 % Jonathan. tl2ts 81 20 staylman Vine
%,,i's e. boz box Slt5 q s.2 Ti i6 .H Is5
Gteo G1Go tz4 sii5 t7 s 3o.9s ,e.1 nc
kW si.-5{ so. GGae1 96-sy ,tsi;;}59; AZ .5I
5 S- '5oss IS tR1S5ERRiEs. csps ca. 81, l,is
}55. Elry R.s1 g9I & 55s9i e F.si, N h.sa
95 naive $500 ,hI 3ts i.fad I,7i
,Ie.'. ,ii- r,-.g 90 f575ass. crate.
si75qs .5. sriAwBERREs. cal, g.5t .issS5e:
PA. g7. oi,Avi;rs. T.a. Coz Rsf5.50: ia
H-isa. s! 81 90. Porto Rico si8{-. ca, t39
t.rsr-,fAs Ia. p%f s,rao. N75aS-'t0: GRAPE
rRiIT Tis brT sl aSFSl: Cuban. sl25Gf2T5:
P5-t5 Hito. tlsia3o. Jsaslca 81 gtl sd Nassau.
az Il m. gfu Pedro 81 TF1 g.. LEMONS, Cal.
f., ~ -5Ff4B0. Cuban. $685.; PINEAPPLEs,
Porto ROO rei spanish. crate. si8$-50. smooth
Cayenne. S29S25o.
rOlNlOIo N'o ~.
POTATOES. Bermuda, 70 ]. Is.. sos to,9V' ,ceG
2 $50 g. 90. 80 8. si@$i 50. Maine, gulh. loo
ibs. $3.50 sls lt'-Ie peg. e. '-'3 i>ss -
ga bulk l29 ne 81 '.t2 55t &. g 0 if.S s.s
s1r0atl.5. 5lcl bulb $50 De-, q 50S 49,.
3 jer..y. round. I5{.5 Be-. g 1890. .oa.sl
t155ag451. Va and Ma. DID, t54 s. y i,g5as-..oo
bag. S-ESz5o sweets. ,ns44s{',o .0NH 53 SIf2s
..;,k. s4:2e: Va e0t ~ S-3sAIIIFr icH6KEs al
French drum; S4,y pol ., IsS.g5'
81 50qS2e): ANIsE. Nsg Orleans. DBL asa $40
BRUSSELS SPROUTS. Long Island ~ .$tsfi
BEANS. la. wax osn. g'' Eeee9 aLgas'
Texas. green, bsSl to5Btlbgt, bZhl pD5eo6lsB'
b6l 81 100 burche5 81 >l6.i tAhhUtS
nearby lol-5 has 9%I:3eej. t6r " M,Si Ivy
tz6s3: Cuban. tomato crate. N@N5o; CAB,
s8. Whits hbl T5catl red N. t2042260; Dbl.
HI Qsafl so. CArLIFLOwERS Long Island. short
I'm, bbi slat5 50: long cut. tl9t2 Is. crate. SIC
IFS cal standard craft. g. 18s2; pony crate.
ti0Sl25: CIuCORY, Jersey bsN. 81: New Or,
ls3 to t7' s3so CELERY, Ss5 a S,'' ESP ssso
T6iF'. icy a b.tt. tIstl25: Nsw Orleans bbl.
g. % g. go. EGGpLANIS. Tia. box. S48s5: ca
ban f-at275. GARLIC. Italian s.Ings; Ref 20;
l14lIe. Chinese loose. Dc. h0HS EhAB8lsiii NJ NJ
us. $50 $3.50. KALI. Va. 6-l. .sl& SOo' L!S IA
BEANS BERMUDA z box. sL',,e IA en- "a, I'A ioss
Grt drum S28N LEXIS. nearby 100 punches.
81 20; LEITl CE. Va. b5kt 80 39s, No oo,,1{5s
liza. i--fa$3. Tex. Boston .-5@ ~ Nus 6I
muil crate. S29{75oi y crate. tl@H55 white
crate ~ tsn. Si'ogs3; Conn VALLEY, yellow ,,Ag
Sl-1nf2. state and Western. red an1 ys.oE,. w
g.. Orange County, red ana ye!oE. .2ca kloyi
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-12-18
COUNTRY PRODUCE MARKETS.
New York. December II, 1918
BUTTER.

ps-eiuts 10 DAY 6.oss packages Creamery. ei'I.
fs2 s15rsl. 3Gi4c. higher scoring. 4e' .s'
asaslr. seconds zih Zs-. thirds 2" -'.' go
~ IA srfras tll .-orfI. goa .Ji1Ft mslT
scsring hGaiHc. fr.ts Ea 5sc. ae,onl'' ~
2si.rt state daiJ. fnest. 5.a 33c, g9od 20 primo
1tl- -omnon 10 fan 22H-1c. renovated. e1.laA
9tiLg.ti.r. frsfs. as4m2lc. lower grades 81
81. limitation creamery. tr.ts. 23e 70 e1ls'' ,l.
rent mako frsis Zlr. seconds. -pitf -lL. -
g,s.i.r I4a lnr. paeang stock. June maze llf
15isa2Ic; current make. tne. 49nc. No = -.o'
IunsI rsAe.. lsaleMc.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-12-18
CHICAGO PROVISIONS.

cc1,, va, featurelsis With total sals o. onJ
D M 80 t1t M sif.rcs " more san ven
limited demand ard under battered ts.iHS pIi','
we've easier closing % 20 D. n-. l--i.e
C1.t s-I f.aI.ht lfers from u were nat ma;
.,-..fe fs.r.eI. santos IS a.4 81. Tong pilti-l
~ % .1r. a. al kS5F9 0jci as ard Hs a' y oa9
london credits and Rio 70 ai '-.,o A'-'''-
me- local spot market vl dun ed nomlns.y
unchanged with Rio rs quoted a. '.s0' NA1'
OF plca. y.s-rr-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-12-18
Sales at Auction.


A. IA Fessy 81
b. Joseph p. Day.
,an ST. a. East. S. 1885, Madison Az. 2orl92.2
4 ~ dtglg. Helen OylTs egr Elizabeth A
Demarest Il =. Heny 81 Be.linser. IT, attyi jos
ID Edelson re-. due }siIlsos. tars, e'c.
81 81 40, adjourned 20 Dec -
Glossy ST. l5l. E. l85 Blesoker q, 25ITs5.
10 gl8 Lafayette q. IA llx7s9 sty loft bldg;
CITY Real Estate 60 AZ Josephine Carney e, al
Harold swain. ATTY. Eds J. Paris. ref: due
ssI679.4s; taxes. etc. s420o. ~ the plaintiff
ior $50. 0)0
~ samuel Marx.
18Th ST AZ East. p s. 100 Third a., II sIssp
- dwls: wi.hernlns McMAnus. eHtrr. sst
Roht " Fulton - a.. Cannon A Cannoo. attys,
Edwin ID Bays, ref due. s3l 27l IS; .Xrss. dc
ss54.s0. 10 ths plaintiff Tor So. 900
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-12-18

sr,-ial Liverpool cabies-Spot cotton quiet taes'
IA baIes. SPECULATION and export, 500; American,
900. Imports 5000. American 1000 milI,n.s
holland T47d. futures opened steady. 70 o Yy.5n,,s
49,, ri5sef easy A. q net decline N Srs@l3
,o'1t, January-F February. 7.2ld March -Apnl.
50d. Nsy-June 7I4d. July August. I.Oi'z, ucio.
Ter November. 6.4iad. Manchesier-farns quiet OII
sts.,ly. cloths IN moderate demand
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-12-18
Hay AND SHAW.

Market h SLOW ana easy throughout, and the SIT
uai5n looks none too healthy There Is considerable
surplus 81. bag Offering a. rack delivery pJi4is and
a. ne several Piers ao0g, tie har1or and there i
a. abundance u hay a. primary points awaiting
tl,puelt Market holds steady on TOP qualities q
Timothy hay bg- lover grades drag especially small
bales, Rye straw steady Hay, large ba-ei. tu0-
lly, no l. per ton. t-igs-5. No % No =, Sls8
t-es snpDi.g. SIC SIS. fancy ugEt clover. mixed.
Sz24 t.3 STRAW. Iys. No :. $l3gsli (smaA bales
a.gl. 81 u.lsr .arEeL.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-12-18
REAL ESTATE.
COUNTRY PROPERTY.

BEST FINANCIAL PLAN FOR PURCHASE OF
country homes explained IN Love OIAfs MAGE
zine. Country Home League No. 40 West SD 81.
Dept IN. \. G. Phone eS60 Mad So
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-12-18

lbe 2li4c; ehecks RooI 70 cilGce dry. poe. eglls
lld inferior. 10 l9c; fall held 3 3ic. FeiFigera-
@4tct seconds z2Ha 23i3c: thirds Or poorer. lTs
20, dirres II Die. state. Penn and nearby, hen
Lery whites. fine % fancy. 50g5Sc. ordinary 10
god saEi'c; gathered white ordinary % fne
2, SIC; small whites 90 i3c. Western. gathered
Nlles. s14 sc, sta-e. Penn and nearby. hennsJ
sio"Is. 498 ite; gathered brown and mired colors
:. . ilci Eearsy. efr..sraLog white. . 9 2sc.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-12-18
cHEEsg

Receipts to-day. Lt3s bones s,sis whole a. niis =
held f.is. spocids. IKE. average fancy. bt, 9
i7s. rurr~n, mac. ra's fpcciGls iekc. sTTas'
fancy l6s0lGhc chcddhrs specials. ne. wins
specials. lie. daisies. specials. li'4f' ~ 49,
urAergfalrs laQigr. Wisr1nlin whole NILS. fan-y
daisies. if6lf4c. twins. 1914 On lie. eheddar' "
Young Americas. l1h9ifso. state. skins. t. ~,
ii1s. fr,sh. choice. Isgl3ho. far 10 gooi. llhs
i2hc; common. cgloc
EGGS.
Receipts to.dsy sgie case. Fresh gs,h-r,d,
eriu fnr dofsn t0ffc. crtft nftt. aI9 lt-
gfsa ss4 800. sse1nds. a1n7ic. uirds anf pooInr.
= as0o: dirussl No 1. s14sssi 40 ana p00faf'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-12-18
LIVESTOCK MARKET.
New York. December n, 1918.
BEEyEs.

Receipts. 7ls0 head. 81 cans On sale. Including
q rars N steers There was q slow marks, Tor
s-cs-.. AZ a gensral decline q io8lsc rom
Wslnesiay's prices. bulls u.s1 steady cows
steady ID strong with some sales higher. Common
to choice steers sold a. Sfe58f3f0 per 100 y.
orsn az So. bulls az $50 S525. cows. a. $50
{8gs: / extra cow AZ $3.50. Dressed beef was
Quiet 20 last quotations
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-12-18

The local marks, for spot cotton was quiet aud
20 points lower al ll.s'c Tor mldiing upland.
Ea.eipts Al ports and interior points yesterday .
and for the week compared with the totals u last
week and Of this week last year:
"- v,.t.r.fag TT.fa uy Las v Last
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-12-18
PRODUCE And
GRAIN PRICES
Traffic Conditions DepreSs
Wheat-COrn Market
Declines at Close.
New York. December ~. 1918.
WHEAT.

Traffic conditions a-e fss. becoming the CON.
inatlhg factor Pa Tie wheat market and while 20
IS generally admitted that tie worlds pr1Illt. on
n wheat MS year 8 perhaps more than sur Gent
iof al flqLrencnV the question OF distribution
is vely important and 8 causing irregllary ln
values IN dncrsut mlrkes. hese-vts abroad are
apparently running l0W and DE British govern
m-t has Instructed s.ea4.a.lps sailing urd.y fhe
British flag % eve pree1slCs 20 grain carZoos a.
iar o. possible from America tO The United King
DON. 10 Ceng suggested thar % per cent u gral
b. carried in al cs-g1es who're 0lf1irll.o.
Ocean Tonnage from Australia and Argentna %
Europe Is very scarce L4l races are almost pro-
hb..ye Tonnage from American p0r-s "a also
scarca with rates rcry s--Olg and 1pg-relty there
which Is seeding an oute Tic congestion A. The
Geabuard has become 81 acute That .cotilg rail-
losds have placed clblrrJla against Further ship
mrli8 o. grain from practically every part d ne
county Until tho wheat already ac--Au ltdi az AID
So transit Tor the y1rs has been ell l1ad
Under these c0ul..ol5 o. was thought probable
that there may ba some cc,ImH. l-'l 1. wheat af
leading terminals in tl.s county. and fhe market
yesterday. after some lUF1.s t'''H1.ll.s -lf-
was. leTs0Dcl Wrllllss ard 81. 'Ie close vas q ~
Use uc lower. TIE first g5Ge-amaut report " toe
season on LIs nov crop made mo 1I-d.iol 1I
December I SIS Ut cant compared VIA ts.a lef
cent last year. and a tcl-ycar aF-fege ~ t0.h peg
cent The ecreaFe Eyvu was tL.-I'l.l, conptfrl
With Al 2G3 600 last year and I.44,0lJ tfo .e-fs
400 NE acreage was s0-1eThst larger han az
t'clpatei and. with ths exception o. last year IS
In 10 Local cash marie; No ,tu1lma. vas
ouOtid a. g. t04 g. %. b. NoW YORK 10 NH,u'
srn Duluth 81 ~ end so 4 No1hou MLlitola 2.
81 2sa C. T. T. Buffalo. Lrp0r 5Aes ior nc 49,
Fer, estimated 20 10000 bushels. includhs byO'-
300 bushels 10 ths Grcek z1gelment
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-12-18
Italian loan Syndicate Closed

h.1. hilginson & %. have closed the
pslI eysrnment loan syndicate.
- fstsntly sold go, 900 900 Of
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-12-18

Receipts. $500 head. sh cars on sale sheep
ruled steady. lambs SLOW and 100 l5e lower Com
rul.s $3.50. ordinary 90 prime lambs, sslj9N0;
-uI.s gEEGeg $3.50. Dressed mutton steady, AZ
q41i4e rsr lb. choice We'hcrs al i2c. dressed
lambs Slow 81 l85lsc. county dressed dollhouse
Iauds unchanged. al Se6Sl0 per carcass.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1915-07-11
ARE AF TER THE
{ Ay ! D j n {
N A SHE R 8
MUNICIPAL JUDGE STATED YES
TERDAY THE LAW WOULD
FALL HEAVILY UPON ANY ONE
BROUGHT BEFORE HIM.

The city municipal judge has been
advised that few "mashers" are
abroad in the city, and as the police
department have special Instructions
in regard to this brand Of animal, the
Judge is patiently awaiting the time
when one IS brought before him on
this charge, when the limit Of the law
that can be assessed in municipal
court will be handed the offender.
which consists Of a fine Of 800, and
thirty days in Jail, or both
Commissioner Hoard who is acting
las municipal judge in the absence Of
the mayor stated yesterday morning
that he could not speak for the actions
Of the mayor, but If one Of these mash
ers was ever brought before him,
there would be nothing but the limit
given. which includes both
II has been reported that a few Of
these self annointed lady killers with
fancy hat bands and open-faced socks
are making goo-goo eyes at most every
lady they chance to meet especially
on side Streets. and it would not be
surprising If some indignant lady did
not leave her brand upon "it' in the
shape of a mashed nose or scratched
features one of these days. At any
rate it viii be interesting to note
what will happen If one Of these
should land in police court, and the
police chief and his men are es-
pecially anxious to put stop to such
practice. this may happen any day.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1915-07-11
OLD VETERAN
WANTS To Be
SHOWN SOME
cas- NOT SEE T-ET PRESENT
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The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1915-07-11

The federal war against the sale ot
narcotics has placed the burden Of
car.sg for drug sends upon the
states Drug h"nds are not criminals
Many of them are members 0. the
BET, families, they are men and WON
m who have sought out the drug 10
quiet the sense oi pain and the habit
has taken hold Of them. and Of them 70
selves they a. no' able to break
away The state and each county OF
he state should make war against the
doctor and the druggist who violates
he Law and should use It's best en-
crRios 10 save the glayes 70 the drug
habit One city which is giving much
attention TO tfe treatment Of these
cases has cured eighty per cent Of
the drug paticris at cost Of 500
each.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1915-07-11
OLD SOLDIERS
ARE WELL PRO-
V|DED FOR
EG-E--Es -CN5 PROVIDED sy
STATE -.S BEEN WELL
MANAGED AND s T-E -o1E
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aside By he las, legislature. but
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amount 70 much. Ter capita. Those
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ora CONSERVATION

hfdmors f u..ni about Ohe-hat D'
one per cent ~ tho gas production o'
the Ueald'Du field The Ras sUpp.J
there would furnish domestic and com
merclal Ras for tTO hundred cities
the gize ~ hrdmOrr The state seems
~ BE- discouraged over recent court
opinions and viii not Issue any gas
conservation Ofdr- When there la
no market 'or "a ana there In a
market for oil, D. ~ ycy natural tina,
oil OPERATOR will drill through the
gas aauda and develop the OIL This
VIII be done al the expense OF the gas
Fnorts viii b. msde 10 get II out Of
the Way 10 lessen the expense Oi
drilling. The result VII BE- that the
Fas production viii be dlsgipated and
We will scarcely knOH where II 81
gone
In order 10 utilize that supply oi
gas there had as well be- put on a
campaign to induce factorirs 10 To-
cate here. and usc the gas Deposits
Of glass aand could Doc developed and
many fortunes made 10 citizens Of the
county, and q busy cts could be built
here
A policy Of gtr.ct Ras conservation
Is right IN principle. but % that policy
Is not adopted and The gas saved for
the homes Of the state the supply
had az well be- used by factory enter
prlscs and the commercial wealth o
the state built up by its use