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MACHINE FOR
 DIGGING TRENCHES

Two powerful American trench digging machines, says the Scien- tine American, have been in op- eration for some time at the Ca nadian camps, where men who will ultimately be sent to the fighting front are being trained. These men are already thorough ly acquainted with life in the trenches, but the trenches have been dug for them by the Amer ican machenery referred to, thus relieving them of the hard shovel !. ork, This innovation was orig irated by General Sam Hughes, commandant of the Canadian militia, and has proved to be quite successful. At one of the camps two of these machines dug seven miles of trench, 5 I-2 feet deep, with a two-foot bottom, in ten l"ys. They are readily moved ah,ut under theii own power and .lig trenches of any reasonable drl''t or width with straight or sic:nng sides.
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SOLDIERS BY BIRTH.

The Cossacks are for the most part descendants of the military caste of the old communities that held the vast spaces of the south of what was them Muscovite Russia, and only gradually did these southern territories come under the rule of the czars. The present Cossacks hold their land on military tenure that is, with the obligation to serve in the army instead of tn. payment of
 rent. They renain liable to
 erve as long as they live, and their training, at first at home, begins when the, are Io. At 2I they enter the fl st category regi- ment of their district, in which they remain fer four years. These regiments are permanently em- bodied and may be employed in any part of the empire. The men then pass into the second cate gory regiment for another four years, with a like period in the third category. The men of the second category remain at their homes. but retain their equipment and horses; in the third they have
The Nome daily nugget., 1916-03-28
BEST YEAR IN ,.,s.
 WESTERN STATES

Perhaps the most notable item in the inning record for 1915, is
 the stimulauon of metal mining In the western states. Almost without exception the increase in production were large and in sev- el lal states 1915 was the best year '1l record. In Arizona, which leads in copper, the output of that metal exceeded the previous rec ord production of 1913. Califor- nia continues to lead in gold and had the largest yield in B years, and with one exception in half a century. In Montana and Ari- zona record outputs of silver are and in Alaska the in creased production of gold and copper made 1915 a much more prosperous year than Ioo6 when Fairbanks and Nome were yielding their greatest re- turns of gold from bonanza plac- CTS
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spite of all that coin hunting gl alters can do to keep them ill.
 we are very prone to point with price to the Pioneers Home and to our pensions for the aged and
 decrepit. Not one of us but does
 not point to those institutions as
 an evidence of a large humani-
 tarianism, covering with the shel- rering robe of kindness those who
 are helpless and inhrm. Few of
 us who do not pride ourselves that one of the first acts of our infant government was the crea- ton of institutions where the weak and helpless might receive some slight recompense for their years of unrewarded service ill the development of this great do-
 main. But, we do not stop to think that those who are consign- ed to the tender mercies of the human vultures of Morningside are as much entitled to protection as are those who we point to as the evidences of our large char ity. Truly when one descends to comparisons it appears that our charity is trifle one sided. Hu- manity, nay decency demands that we at least grant the unfor- tunates who go insane such treat ment as will give them a chance to return to health and useful citizenship.
The Nome daily nugget., 1916-03-28
TUESDAY, MARCH 28, 1916.

The plan of the chamber oi comnelte to secure a ciidnge in the present method oi caring tor the 4AlaSAa insane through glVlng Mlaesp. eau puOnc4ty to tne re- puIslVe features ot the Mornglng- slue lnSututlon should receive the a.llve support ot every person III the leilI.O4y Mno possesses the least spark of humane teellng. Ii the conditions at MOrningside Me.e but one haIt as bad as nave been p.ctuleu 0y those who have been connned there, there would Le annp4e excuse Tor IalSing a pro- test ana that we have not oone so Lelole tnis IS assuredly a crying shame to the people o1 the terri- tory least 10 that portion who were aware of the awtulness of the conaitlons but who neverthe- less mace no enort to secure a Change. Irrespective ot the abuses to when the unfortunate insane are subjected, the very system of farming out the sick and unfortunate should be repul- sive to all right thinking people. Had we an ounce of good red blood in our veins we would move heaven and earth to have our own unfortunates, those who have lived and worked with us and who were our friends and neighbors, taken care of in some manner at least compatible with deceny instead of leaving them to drag out miserable existence in the shadow of a veritible hell
 where kindness is mocked anc charity forgotten and where there is not the least chance for then
 to recover unless merciful nature intervenes and cures them il
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Entered as second -slass msttea Feb 2s, 1907. at the poftofics at Nome. Alaska. under the Act of Congress of March 1878.
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The Family Paper is the Nome Daily .Hrsset.
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their equipment but no horses, ard must put in three weeks u aiming every year. Finally some nve years in the reserves, from which war casualties arc nlled up. And a Cossack of an, age may be called out to assist ln the defence of the country.
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LEASE READ THIS CAREFULLY.

Sooner or later. why not now. order me Of our latest master tailor suits pr overcoats. We have thnm from i1S.50 up, in all wool materials. Fit md workmanship guaranteed. Over 300 os this seasons. 1sle. latest styles and patterns to select fronh.. And s2 ovsr- coat patterns. besides fancy vests and raincoats. as Order them before the 20rh Of March, 90 we get get them on the firsi ,oat- Please bring us your cleaning ,ressing and repairing. We appreciate our patronage.
 Yours to please.
 NOME TAILORING CO., let. seserstrom < Hagen and zehner''
 jewelry stores.
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NUGGET MINING AND DREDGING
 MAGAZINE,

tIssu.d Annually in October) Price per copy. .........-.,... .eoc Price per copy. mailed. d............s .ssc Rates for advertising space in any sf the above publications win be made xnown on application.
 PHONE MAIN 46
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MEETING NOTICE.
THRIFTY HOUSEWIVES \!


 Why pay the Baking Powder Co, 400 per cent profit? 35c saw ed on every ID. of Baking Powder means a saving of $7 to SI4 in one year; is this worth while ? We sell the recipe for making Baking Powder for LOG a ID. at home, equal to the best on the market that costs 45c or more a ID. Receipts for. making easily tni quickly, ST
 THE UTILITIES MFG. R. R. 2o Stamford, Conn.
The sun., 1916-11-16
MISCELLANEOUS NEWS.

RERGMANN &C.. r. h co Has been d.
solved and put INTO liquidation owing 10 th'
death OF Clyde II slea-", a memb.I OF ih'
firm ncw firm consisting OF L. IL, Bct.
mann and !. A Csraher has been formel
under the name Of Bersmann Caraher. with
offices at Cd Broadway. The firm Will deal
IN bonds and UNLISTED securities
COLUMBIA TRUST Gown ship fiN.
90 gold coin TO Argentina.
EXPORTS AND IMPORTS Exports re
ror'cd yesterday by the New Nork Custom
House were valued NJ siil9Hii' rnGNug S:6.-
~. 2sq 50 far this week: import, si.lly, -
making S..97.1i! 90 far this w-.k Fxpor
from New York Yesterday included Wheat.
harley. bu.. a7: beans. bu.. e,s: Hour. bhs
;.i73; cornmeal. bhs.. li3; iec'. his s!"'
bran. lbs, itNo: pork bbl-. :; heei. hbIs
81; bacons lbs. 2liGbii: hams lbs. iaa-
lard. lbs 6ss, ,iie: butter. his. 500; cheese
lbs. $3.50: coitonSced oil, lbs. s7.5: lubri-
eating oil, gals, st3iss.
GUARANTY Trust CO-Has ISSUED q
"Diges OF the Federal Reserve Act winch
may he had uron request
IARTSHoRNE PlCABIA-Membcr- q,
the New York Stork Exchange. have issuc,
circular entitled "A Dividend Every Month
II describes new phases Of odd lot buying
HUTTON w f. X CO-rhis firm. mem.
hers of the New York Stock Exchange. ha.
issuel q letter entitled "Europp's gold and
Americas tr'du-Th"ir bearing on securi,
tics
NIpE IVY co Reports fo- T. months
CON" s,,7'-;3i. An increase of siH'5a sur
r.us after divIlrni- . .N' gIl. an lncrel-.
OF si7Sa96. Figures arc ,ouiutrsd with re. w.
Tor year ended June ~ 11'r
The sun., 1916-11-16
ROCK ISLAND BONDS
IN ACTIVE DEMAND
Spectators Profit on Arbi-
tragc as n Result Of the
New Issues.
SHELTERS 6S UP AGAIN
Sales of Panama b at 1903 In
dicatc Good Market for
Canal Securities.
SHELTERS 6S UP AGAIN

Active trading In Chicago Rock Island
and Pacific bonds featured the bond
market yesterday. Following the an
nouncement Of the reorganizat ton pian,
the new issues were dealt in on the curb.
and keen speculators saw n chance Of
and bonds on the Stock Exchange and
the market for the new issues on the
curb. stock Exchange bond prices at the
close were 7s% for the rcfunding ~. and
7lh for the debenture 80. the former
showing a slight advance and the latter
q decline OF " Of n point from the OPEN
lns price. AL these Rock Island issues
closed at net gains over Tuesdays close.
The advance In American Smelters Sc
curitics 6s and Chile Copper 7s continued
In accordance with the gain in the stocks
OF these companies. Smelters Securities
e. closed at l20. up four points. and
Chile Copper bonds at l32a., a gain OF
IL points on the day.
A sale OF Panama 3s at 103. point
above the bid price at both calls on the
Stock Exchange. indicated that the Gov
eminent will have little difficulty In dis
posing OF a large amount Of these bonds
At or above par in the event that the
Treasury decides to reimburse itself for
the expenditures made in completing and
operating the canal.
Foreign Government bonds were active
and strong. with particularly heavy trad.
ing in the Anglo-French IS. Japanese
Government 4hs bearing a German
stamp were sold to considera hle
amount. and another unusual transac-
ton was the sale OF City Of Tokyo IS.
Total sales of bonds amounted to So
100000. against $5.o4s.o0O on Tuesday
and si.3ij.00o week ago. Sales and
quotations:
The sun., 1916-11-16
PUBLIC UTILITY NEWS.

CITIES SERVICE CO.-Gross income for DC.
tobcr was 81, l22sio, greatest In coinpany'S his
tory and larger hy ti0O. s55 than figures for
September. and s7il ,tc5, or 1885. In excess
~ ear rninss for October. 1915. After providing
for MI expenses, taxes. interest and preferred
dividend., the balance of $50. .2ss applicable 10
dividrnds on common stock was more than
500. on larger than gross income for September
last For the l2 months ended October 81 the
gross earnings were 81, 233 .953. Increase NJ 81,
OOi O1s, or 9,ot, compared with preceding period
Nnlgnce for common stock was S. 5+2, ,l5l gain
~ y3 a3s 7a5. or 1895, over preceding l2 months
aud equivalent 10 30 ?5ot on average amount oi
common stock outstanding during the period. ~
compared 10 1855 for previous year.
KEYSTONE TELEPHONE CO.-Gross earn
Ings for October were sl?+,lN, increase oi
81 go net earnings s62, 2s5. gain of 1861 ne
surplus SA A09, compared with s?e, b3s In sam,
period IN 1915 For 10 months ended Oct ober q
gross was 1,2ii6s Increase OF sss,?i7: ne,
$3.50 766 Increase ~ s2a l2l net surplus t3a6 22O
compared with $500, 3.: In corresponding perio,
n year sGo
PHILADELPHIA ELETRic 60, Director
The sun., 1916-11-16
INDUSTRIAL NEWS.

BETHLEHEM STEEL Co-Plant at Eliza
bp,hpor n J., has just been completed at
cor OF 81 100. 40 Five ore vessels are now
being constructed. one Of which Will carry
:. 900 tons
CONNECTICUT BRASS CORPORATION
f d Shoemaker OF Coe-Stapey Manufadur'
Nng Co Bridgeport, has been elected vice
president Charles y, Lyman formerly with
w A Clark interests. has hcen made general
manager Under his management during the
last month the production OF the mlll has
increased S10ot. Present capacity II booked
up for 1917.
GTLF STATES STEEL col q. Clarke.
president of American Exchange National
Bank has been elected a director.
MANHATTAN ELECTRICAL SUPPLY co
Rudolph Hecht ana G., de b. Kem have
have been elected directors
OWENS INoTTI.E MACHINE co Declared
extra dividend OF 2 per cent IN addition Ia
regular quarterly di2idcnd of 2 per cent. on
common stock, payable January ?,
YORK MANUFACTURING co Declared
extra dividend Of 81 n share and dividend oi
81 a share payable December | to siockhoid-
ers Of record November ",
The sun., 1916-11-16
MINING NEWS.

CERRO DE PAsCO COPPER CORPORATION
Application for listing OF securities Of which
on the New York Stock Exchange has beeh
made, In earning currently at rate Of &0V
or an equivalent Of about $40 a share. The com,
puny has on hand cash and copper sold, but
not all delivered. Of approximately $1o,co,ooo.
FEDERAL MINING 4 SMELLING COD
ella red a quarterly dividend of II. PER cent. on
prrferrcd stock. PAYABLE Dec. 10 to stock OF
record Nov. 20. 4 dividend of per cent. WIS
declared three months ago.
IOMA rRIETA MINES cO.--Stock was listed
uu New York curb ycsterdaS.
The sun., 1916-11-16
SECURITIES SOLD AT AUCTION.

81 600 city Of New York corporate stock
~. .or issue Of May :, 1919, due March
/, 1852, Interest March and Septem.
ho-, l0iA.
ESQ shares Bingham Central standard 90, {;
zoo shares Corhln copper Co - a
share paid In, 81 lot
. shares Rumson Country Club. 81 per
share.
900 shares Pilot Mining co, S. lot.
) shares Green kC'Chum CO.. ~ shares
Tahard Inn 60. Common, 80 shares
Tahsri Inn "a preferred, 81 lot.
81 OOO standard Milling 60, so convorti-
bic bonds, due 1925 temporary ccr-
tihcatesl. ~,
10 shares GermHnia Insurance co, 375
3 shares Fidelity 'Phcnix Insurance Co..
366.
92i shares Sackett Wilhems co 's,
preferred voting trust certificates. 80
The sun., 1916-11-16
CONSOLIDATED EXCHANGE.

\ sharp advance IN American Smelling aud
refining late yesterday stimulated the Cnnsoli
!atrd Exchange market. II was accompanied hy
rrports that the Mexican situation had hrt'rrrd
Hccidchly Smclting's closing price Of l2lis was
It's highest II compared with m opening uuota
ton ~ III nnd n low, touched early, OF ll6's
SrHrlV "',WN shares az the stock chRngcd
1uuds In the early dealings there was much
irrryularity IN the general list The threat ~
further labor trouble Influenced the railroad IS.
,i!rs adversely. Commission house dealings In
odd lots were IN n large scale
Snlcs ~ mining sl0cks Merr rs tollOMs.
The sun., 1916-11-16
OFFICE or
Federal Mining and smelling Go.

3. NrOAlWWN, NeW NNrK, Nov 10 lNlt-
\ dividend of one and onr-quartrr 90. ~
per cent, on the Preferred stock of this
Company has to-day been declared, payable
December Is, 1915 to stockholders ~ REQ
ord at the close Of business on November
29nd. 1915, u NDNT Secretary.
The sun., 1916-11-16
W. &L.E. HOLDERS
T0PAY $27 ASHARE
Reorganization Managers
Make December 8 Limit
for Settlement.
DETAILS ARE OUTLINED
Initial Payment Of so Is Re-
0uired Of Purchasers Of
Prior Lien Stock.
DETAILS ARE OUTLINED

Kuhn, Loeb & Co. and Blair Co,
ing and Lake Erie Railroad Company.
Lave notified holders OF certificates of
deposit for the frst and second pre-
ierred and common stocks. the first con-
solidated mortgage per cent. gold
bonds and unsecured claims that they
will bc required to pay on or before
December :, 1916, to the Central Trust
Company $21 for each share OF stock
represented by their respective certlh-
Gates OF deposit Holders desiring 10
avail themselves on account or such
payment Of SIS for each share must pay
on or before December 3l2 for each
share ~ stock. The remaining $1j will
be advanced to them and applied to
complete TIE payment. such advance To
be repaid by them on or before six
months from the date mentioned. with
interest at per cent per anuun.
Holders who desire to embrace the
privilege of subscribing for and pur-
chasing s32l3 par value Of the prior
lien stock az The new company for each
share of stock of the Wheeling and Lake
Eric r.ures"ut"d by their certificates
must mako such subscriptions at the
tim. Of making tie payment before
mentioned and also make in respect of
such subscriptions the initial paNment
of slO for each share of such prior lien
stock subscribed for.
Additional deposits of securities and
claims will lie accepted until and in
Guiding December 3. 1916 Such addi-
tional deposits. however. will be re-
ceived only on condition that holders of
certificates make payment Of s2I for
each share represented on or before the
date mentioned without further notice
or call.
The sun., 1916-11-16

Earnings Of wilson co, Inc, witch
succeeded Sulzbereer & Sons Company IN 1
July. are estimated at between II per cent.
and ~ per cen, for III" current Year II
~ understood that September earnings were
the largest in amy ON" operating month
In the twelve months ended DcCemhcr ~
1913 the company earned an equivalent
NJ $40 per cent. on the common stock aud
1914 I 90 prr cent
The sun., 1916-11-16
METAL MARKET.

further stin"nrg Of prices occurred IN
the 'oppcr markr' yesterday. with snail
amounts for immediate delivery chansinL
hands as high ~ 37L cents Firs, ouart.r
metal was held At 81 to 32,, cents second
quarter a. 7lA. 10 -. third quarter AZ 3lA
10 VI am last quarter NJ - 10 " Practically
no metal II available now until after Aprti
The sun., 1916-11-16

The Bu,terick Company passed a diyi
dcnd on Its stock yesterday, the last dis
trthutlon OF thre--uuLrtcTs Of per cent
having been made on September | last
4 notice to Stockholders referr"i to eyi4t,
ing conditions Ia tho publishing business
and said that n further dishur .em.nt wa,
inadvlsabc at this time.
The sun., 1916-11-16
" a w. Lifts Coal Car Embargo.

ROANOKE. Va Nov. lb.-rhc coal car
embargo est ablished by the Norfolk AMI West
ern against the Illinois Central because OF
alleged failure TO return cars has been lifted
u satisfactory understandins having neei
raaphpu
The sun., 1916-11-16
DIVIDENDS AND INTEREST.

THE CiBtN-AMERItt SUGAR co,
quarterly dividend OF one amt three
quarters per cent Il =, - was declared fhis
day on tho outstanding Preferred Capital
stock pnNahlo lHHutr, %, 1871 To stock
holders ~ record Icrrmhrr o.. l9lt
Checks for the payment Of the dividend will
he mailed Transfer books Will not h" closed
\ i. AhlN, ScrTctary.
New York November 49, 1875.
The sun., 1916-11-16
SOUTH PORTO RICO SUGAR GO.

= 7
The Hoard Of Directors have this day declared
QuRrt,rly dividends ~ %, nn Preferred stock
and So on Common Sin'k, payable ou January
. 1917. to sto,k kholI'rs ~ record Derml"r II,
1916 T. A. DlLIlN,.IiAM, Sc,utary.
The sun., 1916-11-16
PARIS MARKET.

PARIS. Nov Is Trading ouIot ON 'Ac
Rourss to-day. Three per cent rrn'es
On london, ~ francs 81. confines Five
per cent loan, - igau'E 80 ,rnltmcs,
The sun., 1916-11-16
rIr Ctn&S. sIG\R ca

\ quarterly di>ii"nd of Two and one
half Der cent ,9i e. was declared this laE
on the outstanding Common itpital stock
pH,ahle january ., lEli, t. stu, khu 'drIs uf
record December o.. lrlG
Checks for the payment of the dividend will
he mailed. Transfer books VIII not he closed
\ i AXIS, secretary.
New York, November ~. 1916.
The sun., 1916-11-16
The Wheeling and Lake Erie
Railroad Company
PLAN AND AGREEMENT OF REORGANIZATION

To the Holders Of:
Certificates Of Deposit of Central Company Of New
York, Depositary under said Plan and Agreement, for
First Preferred Stock Second Preferred Stock and Cor
Stock Of The Wheeling and Lake Erie Railroad
Company;
of said Company Issued under s Deed Of Trust dated
September I, 1899, The Mercantile Trust Company;
First Preferred Stock Second Preferred Stock and COM
Stock Of said Company, and
Unsecured Claims against said Company:
NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN that
ON OR BEFORE DEcEM
Trust Company Of New York. the Depotary
under $27 for each share stock whether First
The Wheeling and Lake Erie Railroad
their respective Certificates of Deposit
avail
SIS Of such
Certificates of Deposit before
The
naming applied
payment $27 for each such hre such ad
vance be repaid on or before
the New which the holders
entitled under the Plan max
ing such payment in full
avail the
subscribing for purchasing $323 value Of the Prior
Lien Stock the New for each share Of stock Wheeling
post the p, and saS make 0S such
of 9 s tho
and sS % nss s the Of for
be ;Ts ss r; S! . s
sss ss s @ss,
oned % S as Soot I % of & G for % sc share of stock de-
nvnxr c,,rcurox TAYLOR KUHN, LOEB CO..
HENRY W. DeroREsr BLAIR & CO..
Reorganization Managers
.HsSr Wan srs .H'NSs \S %% T+ Scw G,s YORK
The sun., 1916-11-16

s.. 80 n share.
REPUBLIC RAILWAY 4 LIGuT-Ofhcial cs
timatas for October show gross earnings $SJs,
5i3 increase Of So, ,25S net sii96sl. increase oi
sSy. .7t7 balance So, ,lt7, increase Of SIS. .3 For
10 months ended October 81 gross was ", 26s 262
Increase Of s757. .sss net ST. 373.l lss. increase of
S4Oo, ,s4s; balance Sii7, ,s45. gain Of s264. .6H
The sun., 1916-11-16
ERIE RAILROAD COMPANY.

80 thurt n -. New YORK, October 20, 1915
To stoc ockhold~rs Of Erie Railroad Company;
NnTIcE l. HEREBY GlNEN that a
special meeting of the stockholders of
Erie Railroad company has been called
ana VII be- held at thr Once of the COM
ptur, " 80 church street, IN tn" City
~ Now York on rliHy, December l. 1915,
a. I! O'Clock noon. for 'he purpose al act
lrS upon a proposition 20 give Consont Ia
N" masking hN the company ~ Refund
inE and Improvement Murtgagr To- Trus-
toe or Trustees to he designated by the
buhri oi Directors, covering the railroad,
prope''ios, rights and franchises OF the
Company, 80 secure bonds from time to
time 'ssu1l'e hereunder as therein shall
"" provided fnr an aggregate principal
sum not 'Ar'edIng $500 900 900 at any one
time outstanding, such bonds To he issua bile
IN on" or NOR" seties, ant the date rate
Of interest, ihtc ot maturitr and other
provisions of the bonds of each series to
be such rs from time 10 tim" shiil he nSed
by the bosr "i Directors Of tho Company,
The transfer books of both common stock
ani Preferred stock VIII he closed at the
Close ~ business on Wednesday. November
!. l"l6, and VIII be reopened At 10 A. ".
on saturday. December :! lFlh
DAVID BbSMAN, secretary,
The sun., 1916-11-16

COLORADO MIDLAND RY-Gro.s earnings
for first week III November l'a,S' increase
of .iI o,s or II 81 per cent. From July 10
November I gross was SIsN?. increase of
sil2n.0 or ls.i9 per cent compared with 1918
DETROIT EDISON co REPORTS operating
revenue for October s,7,7s2 increase OF 81
psr oeIh total gross revenue ,0l6. increase
of a. per cent. net income s333 ts, incrras"
OF ?73 per cent For 10 months Operating
revenue was Si7i072, increase OF 303 per
cent total gross revenue 1851 .2th increase
OF 30 . per cent net income s2eli57i. IN
crease of 3i.3 per cent.
DETROIT 4 MACKINAC-OperatinG rrvc'
nue. for wear ended June 20 Si,l,5.7?7. increase
nf SOS 40: net .37S Sli3 gain OF So 5dl; surplus
after charges &52. .32i increase OF $50, tos.
ST LOUIS 4 SAN FRANCIsCO--rntil fur.
ther notice the Stock Exchange has post
poned date OF settlement Of when.issucd con
tracts for this company's prior lien ADJUST
ment and income bonds.
The sun., 1916-11-16
COLORADO MIDLAND RY.-Gro.s earning.

ANN ARBOR Gross revenue for first vccA
of November $3.50, increase Of sS63; from
July / to November gross 1i,ON6io. gain of
The sun., 1916-11-16
Va O. BIB q Co
eff
1000. ....6
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NftNy 4s 1857
10000 10 ll2
registered
1000. ..lOo7s
N1ttty ~ 1853
5000. Il o l&
NlCty %lzs IS
iVOO II lola
The sun., 1916-11-16

To redeem outstanding rriGcaics s.. "a. .Si9 sl3
Grand total cash assets IN Treas.
ury ..,.,.,,.,,..,,.,.,,,,.,,, c,65i sie $50