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The Kenna record. (Kenna, Roosevelt County, N.M.) 190?-1924, 1916-03-03
NOtIce tor PubIicatIon.

0269Ss
O?sO70

O2SO79
Department of the Interior, U. s.
Land Office at Roswell, N. NJ. Jan. 8, 1915.
Notice is hereby given that William c. Bus
sey. of valley View. N. NJ. who on Feb. 20
1913. made HE. Serial Number OGOess for sE9l;
lind oh Dec 10. 1918, made addl HE, serial No.
O2s079 for SW6. Sec. II. Township ST. Range
80 e., MN. p, Meridian, has filed notice Of
intention to make final three-year proof, to
establish claim to the laid above described.
before Dan &. Savage. U. s. Commissioner,
10 his office. at Kenna, N. NJ, on March 81,
1915.
Claimant names as Witnesses:
james H. Macarthur. Of Elida. N. NJ John
A stobbi While II. Cryeri George S. Morris.
these Of Valley View N. Nj
Emmett Patton
Feb. ls-Mch. 10. Register
The Kenna record. (Kenna, Roosevelt County, N.M.) 190?-1924, 1916-03-03
Big Ranch Deal at ELK.

A ranch deal has been closed
in which Arch Brite of Elk sold
Circle j. j. ranch near that
place to James Cady for $500
cash. Mr.. Brite has been en-
gagged in the cattle business near
Elk for several years TEx
The Kenna record. (Kenna, Roosevelt County, N.M.) 190?-1924, 1916-03-03
Russell Gets Heifers
From Kansas City

Henry Russell just recently
received l4O head of white face
and Durham heifers from Kan
sas City which he will place on
sale by public auction. -Ex.
The Kenna record. (Kenna, Roosevelt County, N.M.) 190?-1924, 1916-03-03

Last week Ernest Mullen and
Henry Bebee of Eaglehill, re-
ceived a shipment Of registered
Herefold bulls from Texas,
The Kenna record. (Kenna, Roosevelt County, N.M.) 190?-1924, 1916-03-03
NOTICE OF SURF
tBy Publlcation)

gBy Publication
In the District Court of the Fifth Judicial Dis.
triot of the State OF New Mexico, within ard
for the County of Chayis
e. L. sman. Plaintin. In the district Court
The Kenna record. (Kenna, Roosevelt County, N.M.) 190?-1924, 1916-03-03
NOTICE ZOE PUBLICATION.

Feb, a5 Mch. "a.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-04-29
PUBLIC UTILITIES.

The Alabama Power COMPANY. the oper-
sttng subsidiary Of III" Alabama Traction.
from tho Westinghouse Electric and Manu-.
featuring Company Il 20, 900 kilowatt tur.
DO generator ard all other electrical equip.
ment. This Is to ho installed In the
new steam generating pant to be con.
structed In the Warrior coal fields Of
Alahama The company has also ORDERED
has placed contracts with the ] +. Nor
rs Company for a 1850 horHe.power
turbine. This new plant on the Warrior
River VIII have an ultimate capacity Of
so. 900 kiiowatts and the addition Of the
new unit 10 the hydro electric plant brings
the capacity of that station up TO 10000
horsepower.
The Northern Mississippi River Power
Company. which Is a suos'diary OF the
NGr ID RI. sta,ss p s~s G ays "enr n n,s
cent. first mortgage bonds. due June T.,
1898. for payment on Juno ] a. 1924
ssn, i In sse on. pna. 81 a ons S sad, ,ns 'Sst
States Power Company OF Delaware and
its subsidiaries
The Arkansas Valley Railway. Light and
Power Company reports for March gross
earnings Of 199,ss4, an Increase Of $3.50?
over tho igures tcr March: 1915, and nc'
For tho Twelve months ended March II the
company reports gross earnings OF VI
ii oyms1 SHOWS snS se. a e sain ! r. q ss!., Ga's ana The the
latter a gain Of Si,737 over the figures
last year.
The Appslsc chan Power Company re.
ports that for March gross earnings In.
creased as per cent, and net earnings
1903 per cent. over March last year. For
tho year ended March 81 gross earnings
have Increased rs and net 80 per cent.
over the preceding year.
The March report OF the West Penn
Traction Company. including all subsld-
iaries. discloses gross earnings of t6o6..
1893. or a gain OF Nll,7e0 over March
!e!.; re, ~ t'ia 'os u gain NJ s7s oss,
and u surplus OF S7s.675. IA gain OF $50.
6s3. For the quarter ended March 81
the report shows gross earnings Of 81
l5a, go, which 10 Sss%.<5t better than tn.
figures for the nrst quarter Of 1915; net
earnings Of S72s,93l. an increase Of $780,
7t3 and u surplus Of s.ss,52:. an increase
OF si53.<s.. These earnings have enabled
the company TO declare an initial quar-
teriy dividend Of IN per cent. on the
preferred stock. payable on May Is to
stock Of record on May !.
The General Gas and Electric Company
reports = combined Increase Of Of All
per cent. or G?s.30i.. In the operating
revenues of is subsidiary companies IN
the hrst quarter Of 1915 over the revenues
In the same period last year. Net earn
ings showed an Increase OF as.8s6. or
2..y per cent.
For. tn" fret quarter Of this year tho
Msnufscturer Light and Heat Company
reports gross csTnincs OF. Cs.;s5.ls7. net
sstrinE Of td.sst.si1 saa . surplus Of
ee1ese1s.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-04-29
COMPREHENSIVE NOTICES.

HARRIS. WINTHROP & CO.-Please
take notice that the persons hereinafter
named AZ general partners. and HE\RY n.
DARcoCk.. JiLlEN A. RIPLEY and
have formed th. limited %partnersi ip o,
HARRIS. WINTHROP & CO. TO be con.
Quoted under that name. to renew and
continue the limited partnership OF Harris.
Winthrop 4 Co. which expired By limi,a.
ton on April |. 1916; that the principal
DO located IN Ssw York County.
The general nature OF the ousines. to be
transacted by said partnership Is the doing
81 a general COM mission. ana brokerage
grain, cotton. conee. produce and other
rhc names and residences OF IN. genera
y partners arc: John r. Harris, Tuxedo Park.
bur. y. Y Charles 9 smith. rye. \. v:
Theodore Z. Cunningham. Evanston, III
Edwin 4. Strong. Great Neck. y. V.
Woodward Babcock. New York CITY. y. Y
Hugh Blythe. Chicago. III: Leeds Mitchell.
AXE pGtes'i III snd Rene A. de Russy'
An the general and special partners are
fHiEHR!y IS pABeocR, !. r..iden, o, New
York Ci'y;, y, y; JmLiNwN 4 RIPLEY a
TER II. WILSON. a resident of Chicago.
Tn. amour, Of capita which tn. -pscia'
partners, Henry n. Hshcock. Julien A.
lively contributed 10 the common stock o:
5000 200, 500. zoe and $4,000.
said limi,'i partnership f. o. hes'n
Apr l. isis, end 20 enS Apr,. :, lnl7,.,.
HARRIS. WINTHROP & GO.
Duly signed and acknowledged by all tho
general and special partners
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-04-29
EXPANSION OF TRADE
GOES ON UNCHECKED
Best Previous Records Stead
lily Surpassed. Reports
"Dun's."

Continued expansion Of commercial
weekly reviews OF trade.
Dnn's says: The best previous records
~ production and distribution, of earn
ings n wages. are steadily surpassed.
Even after great expansion. legitimate
enterprise shows continued a%ugmenta.
ton. though various influences combine
to hinder It's growth Consumptive re-
uuirements. however. are sustained in
unprecedented volume. and Industrial
facilities. while constantly improved and
Increased. are inadequate to handle all
the work there In to he done.
"Only in relatively few instances ave
the extremely high costs restricted new
demands. and reports OF premiums for
prompt shipments are by no mea un-
common. Delivery problems. however.
still bulk large; at a period when un-
checked operations are essential. pro-
ducers are handicapped by the shortage
Of raw materials and OF skilled labor.
by strikes at numerous points and by
the transportation congestion. which.
though less serious than previously. con
tinues a source of annoyance"
Brddstrcet's says: Country wide ac-
tivity In wholesale as we'll as in Jobbing
lines continues, the International politi-
cal situation is deemed 10 be less serious.
overwhelming activity Is the dominant
feature OF leading industries-is likely
TO remain so. in fact. until crop pros
poets shape up more clearly-and there
are comparatively few signs Of any ma
terial letup soon coming to pass In
either Industrial or commercial chan
nels.
substantial achieved actualities
heavily outweigh any doubts that are
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-04-29
DRY GOODS SUPPLY EXPANDS.
e rcity ~ Labor Chief Problem
~ Mills.

The Dry Goods Economist says
Though 1t IS still unequal to the de-
mand. there are indications that the
supply Of merchandise H. expanding.
Little. II anything. is now heard Of the
scarcity ~ dyestuffs. the sellers empha.
sizing rather the scarcity Of labor and
the higher wages either paid OF de-
manded. Various bleacheries. however.
are reported 20 be running three shifts
per day OF twenty-four hours. and an
Economist staff member who visited two
Of the largest New England textile CEN
tres this week found mills running over
time, though the hour would have been
still longer could additional operatives
have been secured
added to the increased output II the
slackening OF purchases by retailers,
usual upon the close OF the Eastern
trade. U~nfsvorablc weather throughout
Il great section of the country has also
checked the demand at retail.
1.-The consumption and distribution OF
wool and worsted dress goods. and TO
some extent OF siiks. also promises to he
temporarily tnterfered with. AS a reeult
Of the lockout which the coat and suit
manufacturer HAY agreed to declare
Immediately. The woollen goods manu-
~facturers assert that any weakness
created In their lines by this condition
will be more thar offset by the increased
cost of production through higher
wagcs.'
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-04-29
DAIRY PRODUCTS MARKET.

BITTER The market was Arm on lish,
supplies and more active buying. For The
nrst time during the week there was no
S Sss.ns' into ts' the 'srs. pTlce: sr.nsins more
s.s:%'i S,ss !, s. bout, ' ~. prices reno:
short and frm Prices:. Creamery. ex,
sslsc,; nrs,s. a?,.rasIc.; seconds. all 20
a.. o ss,Ec: prime to Choice. ssas'c'
state dairy. finest, 80 sai.c.; good to
HIVE: ars.s, 81 sen :e"o' iadie;.. 's irst.. ga
:shc.: packing stock. current make, fne.
3sc.: No. =. :7hc.
CMEss " fsS's advice; 9, 9 shilling
wins and cheddsrs and choice skins, XII
i,ass ;D' ses s5 ffm Ie% r fSr eS s,Sch loI ii in; and
,iiSl: '"f Hrs,ylli G stocks iS,o[ Seeo aSSs' r rs,G'si D's %:
white specials, ISL disc. average fancy.
s good 10 nm. s' H. ifIP .s: aa,. IL. . issis /.
specials, is.aishc good to prime. iss
f Z i. ~ u" slt W,,cs h:,S' hl. .,s' *
double daisies. held. Isl, a,si.cs."4 yoans
s s%sF', Skins. hel .r.t Isl: d is,;s; ,rs1s, 1IS;
lSc.' lower grades. Saiic.
EGGs-on Unexpectedly light supplies
Yesterday the market held Hrm on all
s spsSinily R iiss Backs asked from a Ig,S,%S,rm 4 .Sr
Ions scuthern goods barely steady.
%tstions: Prices: Fresh gathered. extras,
s3t q &c; forage packed iirsts. 22l.
:ic,; dir,ie-. No. 1. 1914 q zoe; No. :. isis n
i9kc.: nearby henn.ry whites .+q :5c, +.
browns ?3n24c.; mixed. 22T.sc.: duck,
state. 30 a ale: Maryland and Baltimore,
selected. IS soc Western and Southern,
rs u s1c., goose. 20 soc.
LIVE POULTRI-About I. cars were
Hn.oaIed ye,seraSy m nrr ~iis I,sh; .Sppliss
trading. Fowls were cleaned UP az Thurs.
days prices. Broilers taitly plentiful aud
slow. turkeys. nominal; ducks generally
poor and easy.
DRESSED PoCLTRy--Reeeipts OF fresh
dressed stock were "a little larger, but de.
mand vas sufficient 10 take care OF all that
arrived a; the iirin. prices. Market was
quality and price. but other descriptions
sold readily at quotations. Prices: Dressed
, rlsksS' ,S wss;srn a hsn, and .0'n 1s s 1ry
wester milk fed. zoe; corn fed. isd l9c.
fowls. IL to box. dry packed. Western. 90
ibs. and oyer to dozen ~ aa:e; - 70 =.
Western, dry picked. ) lbs. and over, :iq
:l,sc.;..ttt lbs. y a2lsc 2 lbs. and
under. 17ts lsc.: old BOOSTERS. Ice. squads
iS.'. saTs. ! Lbs. $3.50. Frozen: Turkeys,
selected young hens. S5c, toms. % Ssc.
No. :. 20 q :bc.; %broilers. !: TO box, IS &c
'es' t ses.' % sSTn TED FED. ': 81 to sa IS i sniek ssa
?3hc. 90 10 ~ rbs.. :ia:+sc;; corn fed,
81 TO 80 lbs. sc: 81 10 ~ lbs. ::hc.
?ic,; 90 to =: lbs. isHc.: old ROSTERS.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-04-29
TO LEGALIZE TRUSTS
FOR FOREIGN TRADE.
Amendment to Sherman Law
viii Permit American Com
panies TO Cooperate.
WILSON APPROVES 1T

w~AsmiNd1oN, April ?s.--The Fedora,
Trade Commission has drafted and will
submit 20 Congress an amendment to the
sherman ANTITRUST act which will per-
init combinations Of American manu-
fac,urcrs In the export trade W the form
Of associations, cartels or selling asen-
cies
This, 1, IL said. Is the most advanced
step ever taken by the Government to
encourage export trade and to enable
American manufacturers to compete
With foreign manufacturers. who are or
ranlzed into selling agencies or ALSO
cations.
The sherman antitrust act applies
70 combinations OF American manufac-
,urers IN foreign trade. and II has been
asserted that II has seriously handi.
CAPPED them In retaining business In
foreign countries. where they net the
competition Of manufacturers Of Ger
many. England. France. Belgium and
other countries. the Governments of
~h!ch our selling agencies or ns.
sociatiors or combinations.
Tie amendment which the Federal
lIfi' 81 tbetitN III ICkdl
ise cooperative associations. combinations
o. selling agencies for the purpose Of
engaging in The foreign trade, provided
nothing done by the associations, selling
agencies or combination restraints trade
In the United States.
This amendment will also provide that
the Federal Trade Commission shall
have power to prevent American manu-
fscturers engaged in export trade
through the association, combination or
ceiling agency from using unfair meth.
ode of competition against American
competitors. even though the acts con.
shutting such unfair methods are done
In foreign countries.
Another provision will require every
association. combination or selling
agency engaged In export trade to file
with the Federal Trade Commission It's
contract Of association. combination OF
agency. the location OF It's ofice, place
Of business and full information with re.
gard to It's membership.
The action of the commission in for.
wula,ing the amendment is based on an
investigation Il has mad Of the subjec,
among manufacturers. exporters and
merchants, and II was found that the
sentiment Was alrnost unanimously In
favor OF relieving the manufacturers or
exporters OF the penalties OF the sher.
man act In connection with foreign
trade.
The commission also sent agents Ia
foreign countries TO ascertain the form
~ organizations and methods employed
BY foreign competitors with whom
American business men have to compete
h those countries.
II is understood that President Wilson
heartily approves the amendment and
that he will urge Congress 10 pass II a,
an early date In order to assist American
they have obtained during the past year
~ eighteen months which were aban.
doned by other countries but in which
II Is believed competition will he re.
sumed with increased vigor when the
var ceases.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-04-29

affirmed with sio costs and dis6ursemen,s
Abraham Berger. respondent. vs.. .Eblins
Brewing company, appellant. order az
nrmed with $40 costs aud disbursements
No opinion. order filed.
Frank /. whitcomb vs. Nelson b; Bur;
Motion TO dis'm,ss appeal granted with ''o
Henrietta Michaelis W.. Dry Dock Saw
ing Institution ct al Motion 10 dismiss
appeal denied on condition stated In order.
John =. o.,rander as administrator vs..
Holbrook, Cabot a Rollins Corpoi alton
Motion 70 dismiss appeal granted With go
stated IL order order nied.
Anna jacobson VS.. isna,z Jacobson tMss
peal granted with 80 costs. order tIed
Motion 10 dismiss appeal granted with so
Louis ,Meisei vs.. Minsssi I. s%chwarsteir
e, Al Motion 70 disinls: appeal granted
julius Kramer ei I'll. vs. BENJAMIN
ed with sio costs. order hlod. ~.
dun per curtain. Order nled. -.
pS Msyy a. ,m wi!i,s%S: :; sc. al Motion vi sA 70 di i:
miss appeal denied. order MED.
Arthur Marrinsr Y; The Hoss,ns valley
tions certified. Order filed.
Daniel T.. Pomeroy ct al, W: same. Mo
ton granted; questions certiueo' orucr
j. W. .cushm.n a Co. ys. Edvsrd W.
isnats J. Xym.r vs.. ssrnue, J, Bloom,ns.
dale c, a.; Application denied with 80
Inc. Application granted. order signed.
standard scale 4 supply VS.
Ths Si'y order g. Signed Nsw YORK. Application
Joseph. W. Jacobs We. American PLAY Co.
., al. Motion granted: question certified.
James =. J. Morris W. Henry q. Hay.
Waiter c. Low a. trustee. &e.; w. Rich,
with $40 costs. order tiled.
OLIVE 4, Billiard "; CITY Of Ne~ Yors
l.. Meisel 4 Co. vs.. Nat. Jewellers. Board
Of Trade. Motion denied with $40 costs.
Edward Y. walsh W.. Mississippi Glass
Co. ct al. Motion denied with Sio costs.
Order hled.
Edward McElroy' vs.. Floral Park viila
Co. Motion for stay granted pending de-
termination OF appeal. Settle order OH
notice.
Barnet Fein.,ein W. Max Schwartz e, al.
Motion for stay granted on condition that
defendants give an undertaking In the
sum Of 5000. and that the appeal be
prosecuted eNp, di,iously. Settle order on
Nicholas Power Co. VS.. Herman II Cid
den .. al. Motion denied. order rled.
National Nassau Bank OF New York vs..
James {. Cieary. Motion granted. order
Med.
Max posner W. -Kurzrok Bros: Co Mo
ton denied with SO costs. order Nied.
In ,he matter Of charles II. Herhs'.
Application granted. Settle order OF notice.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-04-29
SINCLAIR OIL ELECTION.
Omc-rs and Directorate Ma ed fol
s5O,OOO,OOO Corporation.

THE following directorate OF ~, now
$780, 900. 900 Sinclair OIL and Refining
Corporation was elected NJ a meeting
yesterday II. J.. Sinclair. Albert strauss.
q W. Davidson. Theodore Roosevelt, Jr..
New York city w. II. Ieon. j. NJ
Cudahy and W. r.. Fcntun. Chicago 4.
L. r., Huston. l. j. Kemp. Z. W. sim
clair. Tulsa. Okla, and II. =. Wright.
Kansas City. VI. r Sinclair was elected
president J. NJ. Cuiahy. first vice-preei-
dent and treasurer: W. II. Ison. second
vice-pres,dent, and T. W. Sinclair. secre-
tary.
The Central Trust Company has been
appointed trustee OF the bonds, OF which
$50. 900. 900 are TO he issued the Column
bia Trust Company, registrar OF bonds
the Liberty National Bank. registrar of
stock. and the Union Trust Company,
transfer agent,
one million shares of stock viii be-
issued with no par value.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-04-29
NEW GOODYEAR TIRE ISSUE.
Brokers ORcr afO.37s,OOO ~ Gu
mulattvc Per rent. Preferred.

kissel. kinnicutt & Co. and Dominlck &
Dominick, with Borton & Co.. Cleveland,
are offering at &10J a share s10.37S.O00
OF the new issue Of Z per cent. cumula.
i've preferred stock OF the Goodyear Tire
and Rubber Company. which they re-
Gently purchased. The total authorized
issue amounts to $4,000, 900. OF which
sl7.500,000 is to be issued In the near
future. A similar amount OF common
stock will be authorized aud issued soon
OF the new preferred $7,122,000 In set
aside to retire old preferred IN July 4.
1915. and the remainder ID to be use1
tor new construction m additional
working capital. At all times the conl-
pany will maintain total net assets
equivalent to $500 "a share n net quick
assets equal to st15 a share on the out
standing preferred stock.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-04-29
Eationai s.rety casas Heavily.

The National surety Company's quar-
terly statement shows the largest earn
'rgs in the company's history. The
operating earnings in the quarter we're
more than $4,000. or AZ an annual rate
a S2.lSs.0o0 on q capital Of 81. 900. 900.
which would be SO a share. Deprecia.
ton In the value of securities for the
quarter was $4,000. 1t is understood
that premiums increased 500. 900. or at
tAe rate Of 100000 yearly.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-04-29
BUSINESS TROUBLES.

n ,he United State. during the week.
...A: s ), t 4ae q ~ .,i fsr RI r.. %~ sr5iiDG Sc. IN.
he ~ New Ens,ana s. seuthsrn 8:
Western 80. Canada had 20. against 81
Tor the preceding. week. About 30 per cent.
the s1 ono falling had e,pi;ai Of less
1900 to $4,000 capital.
Receiver Appointed.
ETERsTATE COAL COMPANY. INC
Waiter Peterson has been appointed re-
;evtr for the Interstate Coal Company.
Inc, Wholesale coal, at II Battery place,
BY Judge Learned Hand OF the Federal
.S SSl'; II su y k.iicas Z s sS.s, a,.sln. On
,or the Susquehanna Coal Company OF
Phlladelphis, a creditor for sss. $50 on a
old in isiS... The. company Was ineor.
.Sri;sd i,. O. Nay XII |. lsi|, With capita.
Louls. :BARNETT SONS iNt'-Judxe
Had he's appointed Miss Bertha Rem
i Yss.n M ssSsisss rcr e Of COAX ssrn sSd s sSI'.
g g. West rhirty-second street: bond,
E,coe: Liabilities are reported 70 De
uf,ooo and assets $4,000.
Bankruptcy Petitions.
C,ARLEs Y. LAAs. builder. OF. Mount
:. ' Dsri,n 10t Z Ias.. I. sS Stia;1sr :. Z 10 % f ark
avenue, New York city, has nled a
!.'i,oa in b%snkrup;ey indiyidual,y and
hf.ets sSs.3s6 In unliquidated claims for
"a ances on contracts with the Board Of
sS S,ss on rublie ssh.Sl 70 III, city
;;;as sos They are said to have los,
par,p.r was Xlie. II. puikin. q We'll
Snn"n woman builder. -.
B KING BAKING CoMPANY-A
petition in haukYIptty has been Alet
against Selma b. King, trading as III.
b k!ns Bakin. Company, at a:oc
,]h,,.!es are $1,000 and sssets 1000.
Norris scHIFr 4 CO. inca petition
Norri. seRimy 4 Co.. H Inc. whHisssls
Dealer In diamonds and jewelry IT s:
Nsssau street The company made an
'.'si" 70 5. q sao. HSe'i ana Il .. Isas' ,s:Ssc. arc
,Ip,sy has been MED .Ssin:, PHILLIP
nusns street. Assets are said to be
sAGLE WATERPROOF COMPANY. INC,
niei ss,inst the Eagle waterproof Com
nany, In, manufacturer o. raincosts az
1000 s ana as s~sG.d $500. - Ths eo%pa a,s
Tss Incorporated In 1918 and Manuel
sF H2;ssY y ,rsas1Isr' ,.,,or -, 90. Wa,
ues. at IS West Thirty ninth street. has
tind a petition In bankruptcy. with la
oU''lea Soe. 2e6 and no assets.
Discharge Granted.
"ORoNOFF a. EDSON--Judge Hand has
granted q discharge from bankruptcy "a
o70nvT q Ejsvu, An.nufsetaTe.s Q:
'urt, formerly at so University. place,
against whom a petition was hled by
.~rsditOrs on December ~. 1911. and who
mad Liabilities Of $4,000
Compositions Confrmed.
sHELPs BROS. COMPANY. ~INC.-Judge
nard has confirmed = composition OF
phtlps Bros. Company. Incy manufzctureT
sI heating apparatus at 40 water street.
ssS Broadway and Ut Washington. D. c..
WIN creditors NJ 90 cents on the dollar.
e payable 20 cents part In cash and part
~ property and ~ cents In notes LA
Mack u. FiNKELsTEIN-Judss Hand
ns. ecnnrmed . competition ~ MACK n.
pany dealer tn clothing and mems
furnishing gosdr at :si and sci Broad
Wy ~iti crs"':ors IT 20 cenis on. tht
Holsy. yash. liabilities were ese,7N.
sAMtE WoCl.f, u dixInond broker Of
W. south Third street, D~gookiyn. yes'
ssrdsy Med = voluntary psAtien IN benk'
,up,ey with siS.SiS.si hsS1isstas and q
s..N lsaNtr 3 Hf tt W
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-04-29
RFCHINERs' NOTICES.

RECEIVERS ADJOURNED SALE.
BY or4cr II III, Colri. the Receivers
sale OF he f.oreUce Iron Works stands
adjournel untl s. turday, The l3th day OF
the premises At Florence, y, J,
Al that time VIII he sold n. Plant. con.
lures, Mnchlnery. Tools, Equipment. Ma
terials an. >uIpIss. iore'hsr with the
other Re, Estate. including 60 Dwellings.
Buldine Lote. Us Acres Of Farmland.
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NORFOLK AND WESTERN.
The Norfolk and Western Railway Com
pany reports for March:
1916. Changes.
Ruy. opcr. rev.. S6,o56,Sss Inc. Si,6gs,35s
Rwy. oper. inc. 2.l52.<60 Inc. l,O73.s.s
Net income. 900. 1,si5.:3s Inc. l,i3:.3S7
For nine months:
Rwy. oper. rev. .Slc.sts.is7 IncSii.<Ss.e ss
Rwy. DIP. income. le.s+5.s0s Inc. 7,Aec,ils
Net income. i+.sii,33s Inc. 1.16c,::4