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Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-06-13
No Initial for Cuba Cane Sugar Now

NEW YORK, June l3.-The report that
the advance In the common stock of the
Cuba Cane Sugar Corporation yesterday
was due to expectations OF an early meet
ing of the board, at which time an initial
dividend would be declared, is stated by
those in close touch with the eompany's
affairs to be without foundation. A high
authority said today that it was not the in
tention of the management to declare an
initial dividend for the present, notwith-
standing that earnings are ample to do SO.
Surplus earnings of the company during the
next few months will be utilized in strength
ening working reserve and in meeting fresh
obligations or outlays so that the efficiency
of the property may be raised.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-06-13
LIVE STOCK QUOTATIONS

CHICAGO, June 1s-HoGs-Receipts, IL. 900,
a56eS 2ioe ro6d higher Ss. Nsed and butchers
hssyy % 90 50 29a9 5e sht, SS,6OS676i 'pHan Piss
CATTLE = Receipts 5000: maaket strong
Beeyes sS,2501l 40 cows and heifers, S4a566
81 750@9; 40; calves. s9.5OGia ''' ieNahS
-, sHE,EsPITI;Recelpts; ZEE 5000; market steady Ma
IL. 80. '' SAo'foV
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-06-13

CHICAGO, June IA fairly good de-
mand from cash and commission houses.
covering by shorts and some evidence of
foreign buying, rallied the wheat market
today after IL had started weaker, and last
prices were at only shade below the
best.
Part OF the demand was based on a re-
port by Secretary Fowler, of the North
western Grain Dealers Association placing
the area of wheat in Western Canada az
10,5970OO acres, against 1880 acres last
year.
II was reported that the British Govern
ment was in the market for about million
bushels. but that the terms and shipping
conditions were not attractive. The initial
decline was due TO an accumulation of
overnight selling orders, additional weak
ness abroad and favorable weather con-
ditions with the exception that there were
some rains In Kansas that were not well
coined. harvesting being about ready.
According to Bradstreets, the visible sup
ply in the United States is 52,723000 BUSH
els. a decrease of 239 900 bushels for the
week and compares with 1851 900 bushels
q year ago in Canada 1t is sc, $50, 900 BUSH
els, decrease of 2,99S,0O0 bushels for the
week and compares with 1851 600 bushels
a year ago. in Europe continental stocks
omitted) It Is 101 5000 bushels, a de-
crease of 100000 bushels for the week and
compares with 69.6OO.0OO bushels a year
ago. St. Louis received its first car OF new
wheat today.
Leading futures ranged as folIowR.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-06-13
Financial Briefs

Following its usual custom, the board of
governors of the Philadelphia Stock Ex-
change has adjourned for the summer, only
to meet at the call of the chairman.
More than so per cent. of the dividend
warrants issued in payment of the accu-
mulated 14A per cent. back dividend on
Maxwell Motor first preferred stock have
been converted into first preferred stock
The company announces that time for con-
version of the remaining outstanding war
rants has been extended from June 80 to
and including July 81, upon the same terms
now existing in relation to the right of con-
version up to June 80. No further extern
sion of time for the conversion of dividend
warrants will be granted except subject to
such terms and conditions as may be de-
termined by the board
Robert L. Gerry and Parker f. Handy
were elected to the board of directors of the
Farmers Loan and Trust Company of New
York at the annual meeting held today.
other directors were reelected.
Louis w. Hill was elected director of
caused by the death of his father, James j.
HILL
1t was learned today that Cosden G. Co.
had made preliminary application to the
Philadelphia Stock Exchange for the list
ing of the companys stock and bonds on
the Stock Exchange
The New York banks lost to the Sub
treasury yesterday S1.510OOO, but gained
since Friday last, $4,s96,OOO.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-06-13
Liyerpool Cotton

LIVERPOOL June 13.-Spot cotton was
quiet al decline of points today, on the
basis of S.39d. for midupland. The sales
aggregated 5000 bales, including 1000 bales
American. The imports were 1000 bales, all
American. The market for futures closed
quiet at a net advance of u al point.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-06-13
IaIsraallonaI Exploration On Curb

NV YORK Inns a.--stoek OF the IN
EszAatlanal Exploration Company VAS in
Ef14aesd % Ehe earn To-Day, trading begin
zzaz = zIz4 This Is = Canadian corpora
80 aIIn 5 eaplfal = sz.949 600. par 81.
. HIdH sBaal zlzaa.oee s n The treas
~ ##z ez#HaaH s a4zaHIzHd . explore
81 - Hzsz|az q AlsefIz. where L
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-06-13
NEW YORK. June 1s.


supply
In
and
traders demonstrations stocks
everything list showed Of
action of Mexican might be
because of
aggression.
decline reflected
wasn
inspired chiefly by desire to awaken" public interest
Gas Securities to Pay Accumulated Dividends
dividend Of
- preferred stock qudate all accumulated dividends this
of
Centra Agurres Sugar Dece CASH. idend
declared cash
+
Big Jump in Exports FromP Port of New York
7so46H6 compared with 76S17S the corresponding period
S
Extra for WestPo Manufac Compan
Company
payable 80 stock of record June 10
SAOOOOOO FromC Canada
of Owered oited
Co
and brings the on this movement s4SOs5oOo
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-06-13
NEW YORK BUTTER AND EGGS

NEW YORK. June .-Butter-Buyinx
interest more n evidence ana feeling
slightly hrmer. Receipts. 22ssl Quota
tions unchanged.
Ess Trading generally quiet ana ss-
Isefsa. Tone irregular Receipts. 3e85s
kssaszaas's quotations sfe unchanged
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-06-13

SIOUX FALLS, S. D.. runa :. .ula
south I Dakota Central Railroad has Ss.s ss
expected that the Great Northern NIL, :. s.,
1t over from the reorganization co,rr,,,.la ~ ,sn
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-06-13
FINANCIAL NEWS
STOCKS ARE IN CONSTANT SUPPLY;
DEMAND is GRADUALLY LESSENING
wall Street Impressed by Fact That Public Shows No
signs of Coming Into Market-Pools Make Dem
onstrations in Various Issues
High Points In Today's Financial News

Addion gold to the amount sl9oooo came IN ro Ganada West
addition 70 regular serianndl cent Centrgl Agu Sugar Con-
Cany declared R cent dioidend on preferred q4ae all au
on and Cos will issue S6.O00.0o0 cent bonds
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-06-13
NEW YORK COFFEE MAprr..

NEW YORK, June ,13,--rho
market opened quiet this morninS cens
little further liquidation for fos., wIh l
count, but the selling was not actiyo sa ~. g
undertone was fairly steady wifi au sna n
prices showing declines of two - e afH
points. Sales on the call were 2oSS S.0 Sss'
Today's yo.,...
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-06-13
WHEAT STRENGTHENS
AFTER WEAK START
Covering by Shorts and Evidence
of Foreign Buying Help
Prices to Advance
GRAIN BELT WEATHER FORECAST.

GRAIN BELT WEATHER FORECAST.
CHICAGO, June l3.-The weather fore
cast for SO hours follows;
illinois, Missouri. Iowa and Wisconsin,
Partly cloudy tonight. and Wednesday prob
ably showersi not much change In tempe
rat---e
Enthusiastically cloudy tonight and
NeahesuaS somewhat warmer.
North and South Dakota and Nebraska
warmer.
Kansas-PartIy cloudy tonight, fair We'd
nesdnyi not much change In temperature.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-06-13
BAR SILVER

Commercia bar silver was quoted at s3N G. in
NSoeIw fopki on lc The price In London was
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-06-13
Gas Securities to Pay Accumulated Dividends
Central Agurres Sugar Declares SIS Cash Dividend
Big jump in Exports From Port of New York


valued 541 s52S54
$1457s34 compared with s59276S the corresponding period
aetv
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-06-13

Following its usual custom, the board of
governors of the Philadelphia Stock Ex-
change has adjourned for the summer, only
to meet at the call of the chairman.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-06-13
$4,000. 900 Additional Gold From Canada

deposited
j. p Morgan
Canada aandbrn the
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-06-13
Extra Dividend for West Point Manufacturing Company


stock of record June 15
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-06-13

Louis w. Hill was elected director of
the First National Bank to fill the vacancy
caused by the death of his father James j.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-06-13
Today's
opening
South Dakota Central Railro.a y.

IBID. Total sales aOoo iGss BAGS.
Tombstone epitaph., 1916-12-10
FROM TUESDAYS DAILY
FROM DOUGLAS

FROM DOUGLAS
 Frank Clark of Douglas is a visitor in Tombstone today on business mat CTS demanding his attention. TO DOUGLAS
 Miss Ada Western left yesterday for Douglas, where she will visit with relatives.
 TO FEDERAL COURT
 Attorney J. T. Kingsbury left this morning for Tucson. where he goes to attend the session of the Federal Court, expecting to be absent several days.
 TO eIsBEE
 Wm. Lutley returned home last evening from a brief trip to Bisbee. BIOLOGIST HERE
 Wm. Tevote, geologist for the Phelps Dodge Mines Company. was visitor in Tombstone today. consult ing with Superintendent E. Grebe of the Bunker Hill Mines Company. FROM PORTLAND, ORE.
 H. Hewitt of Portland, Ore, was visitor in Tombstone today on busi- ness.
 RETURNED FROM NEW YORK
 Frank Willard of the Wolcott Mer- cantile establishment. returned to Tombstone today after a two weeks business trip to New York City. THROUGH TO PATAGONIA
 A L. Kelly. a mining man of the Dragoon mountains, was in Tomb stone this morning enroute to Pata- gonia. where he goes to look over some mining properties in that sec tion. FROM RANCH Sam Barrow was visitor in the
Tombstone epitaph., 1916-12-10
CITY DADS ID REBUILD STREETS

The new city council elected last month, com posed of Messrs. Guy Welch mayor, and Council H. L. Hutchinson, list ward, k. A. Hughes, End ward w. G. Gilmore, 3rd ward, and R. Y. Saunders, 4th ward met last night for the first time in regular session they took office, and transacted large volume of business
 The first matter to up was from the street committee regarding the streets of the city, and af- discussion and report on the matter the council decided that beginning in April work will be started the building of the streets. crownlng them With high centers and ditching the side, in the same that Allen street was built several years ago. The work will be started at Tenth and Fremont, building down to First street if possible. After thls IS completed starting at the corner of Fourth and Allen to complete the work to the railroad track This is the main travelled and Is the of tie Bordcrland Route through the city. It is figured that this work will about exhaust this years street money and will be completed just about the time this years tax money begins to ill that the work may be continued until all the main streets are built in the manner. The council has obtained competent engineering advice, and figured the cost of each block which will be let out contract using machinery the work which will greatly lessen the cost.
 Dummy policemen are to be installed at the of Fifth and Fremont, Fifth and Allen, and Fourth and Allen streets, and the city will back up City Marshal George Bravin In the enforcement Of the ordinance. This will be done soon possible. Another street light will also be installed at the of Fifth and Fremont
 Another matter disposed of was that of cOdlfy ing all the city ordinances which have been passed ill the city since it $ existence, and publishing them pamphlet form in order that the people may be made familiar with the laws governing the city.
 Routine matters also occupied the councils at tenton, while other city improvements contemplat- ed were discussed, making the session long one. The council has announced that they intend to put the city business basis and enforce every Ordin ance the books, and several ordinances governing certain departments will be passed if it is they are needed to make the councils power complete, so that there will be no hitch in the administration of city affairs.
Tombstone epitaph., 1916-12-10

slSeEE ATTORNEY
 Attorney John Wilson Ross, broth ed of Chief Justice Henry R. Ross was in the county seat today on busi ness.
Tombstone epitaph., 1916-12-10
THE OFFICIAL VOTE ON
 THE AMENDMENTS

Secretary of State Osborn has com piled the official totals on the amend ments voted at the general election, as follows:
 Initiation and referendum, 1856 for, 13,961 against.
 Exemption from taxation, 14,296 for, 16,ss7 against.
 Prohibition, 2S,473 for, 17,397 against
 Legislative option, 1S,377 for, 29,- 934 against.
 Abolishment death penalty, 1886 for, 1s.7s4 against.
Tombstone epitaph., 1916-12-10

Workmen's safety. ls.O6l for, 21.- 255 against.
 Creation department of labor, 13.- 79S for, 21,492 against
 Creation office state architect, lO,- O10 for, 26,960 against.
 Amendment to fish and game law. 17,5ls for, 16,s49 against
 For absolute divorce. 16,s49 for. 1S.- O97 against.
Tombstone epitaph., 1916-12-10
TO sISB FEE

Tony Giacoma, one of the mana gers of the Shefiin Theatre, accom- panied by his wife, motored over to Bisbee today for a brief visit with friends.
Tombstone epitaph., 1916-12-10
SUBSTITUTING.

Mrs Frank Demarest, formerly when she was one of the teachers in the public school, arrived here yes terday to substitute for Miss Smead, who was taken i'll and will not be able to return to her post for a month or
Tombstone epitaph., 1916-12-10
AT FIACH'S.

J. w Garrett, better known as Jack" by his friends. has accept ed a position at Flach's Drug Store Mrs. Garrett, who is a well known nurse in the Morenli and Miami dis tricts, arrived with Jack" and they have taken the q l. Cummings resi- dence near the court house.
Tombstone epitaph., 1916-12-10

FROM RANCH
 Sam Barrow was a visitor in the county seat today from his ranch II the Dragoon, returning home this af ternoon.
Tombstone epitaph., 1916-12-10
VISITING IN BlS6EE

J. II. McPherson and daughter. Mrs. J. A. lvey. went to Bisbee yesterday. where Mir McPherson spent the day Oh business, and Mrs. Ivey visited with Mir Ivey, who is located there as manager of the Central Pharmacy.
Tombstone epitaph., 1916-12-10
LOOKING BACKWARD
 TWENTY-FOuR YEARS

John Gray is in from the ranch in he Chirichhuas.
 w. II. Stillwell will be in Fl Paso 0 attend the silver convention.
 There are 157 prisoners in the tuna penitentiary at present.
 HlGe Welch and his son Jim re- r.nad today from Bisbee. They have oeen doing some assessment work in that district.
 W. A. Taylor left today for Fl Paso. He will represent another of Tomb stone's delegates to the silver con- yention.
 The office-seeking craze has struck Arizona below the belt.
 Statehood for Arizona means mil lions with which to develop the re- sources of our great commonwealth. A remnant of election still remaiLs on the street in front of the post of fice-the pile of ashes from the last bonfire It is an eve sore and shoulc be taken away.
 Mrs. J. Adamson. the proprietress f the Cochise Hotel. will return to- morrow after an extended visi. to Europe
 | B. Miano received a fine two
 Id phaeton yesterday and |: $ a beauty.
 Nj. D. Scribner left today for trip to San Francisco to spend the holi days.
 Pete Connor. foreman of the State
 Tes as mine in Montezuma cany on.
 -ying a visit to our city Mfr
 nnor is a pleasant gentleman and
 resided in this county for he ast twelve years. TWO linemen of the Western Un'0n telegraph Co. are in the city making preparations to move the telegraph headquarters to Yaple's book store. Miss Yaple will assume the duties of i pDerator on January l, Mir Monie- having been transferred to Los An geles.
 Mrs Vic Wilson and son leave on
 nday next for Washington where they will make their home
 Fred Bean who has been quite sick the past two weeks has opened his blacksmith shop and is again at the anvil
 Frank Flannigan will commence work on the floor of the county jail tomorrow in accordance with the rec ommendation of the last grand jury.
 The Phoenix Herald says that Gus Williams, formerly of Tombstone. and later of Phoenix and Prescott, is in ial at the latter place charged with having poisoned his reputed wife, who died a few weeks later From the fact that he failed to give a 5000 bond, the people must attach much importance to the charge.
 The skating rink Is the center Of attraction three nights of every week
 Mrs. Adamson of the Cochise Hotel was a passenger on the incoming stage today after having been in Flu rope nearly year.
 The Prospector devil swallowed 2 revolver cartridge the ether day and .is mother doesn't care to "wollop' him for fear he will go of.
 'ohn Martin. formerly of Tomb tone, but now a resident of Telluride Tol, was married at the latter place on Nov. 19 to Miss Lizzie Pollard.
 Tucson has. a petrified woman ol
 iD--ion The Tucson Citizen say I is very beautiful, and the Gazett' adds that she must be if she is petri fed.
 ! A scheme is being worked on tn, uiet by residents of Tombstone t' , patronizing every merchant wh' loes not give away turkeys to hi customers on Christmas day.
 Ben F. Hyde, who has been suffer [ ing for many months from consumI tion, breathed his last this mornin at z o'clock It was expected earl in the evening that he would no
Tombstone epitaph., 1916-12-10

Lee Jovanoyich, land. 5000. G. L.. Sheer to Vivie l. Heath. lot in Douglas. s1OO.
 Frank Johnson and wife to Neil Taylor, lot in Johnson Addition to Bisbee. sl0.
 P K Lewis and wife to T. A. Storey. land. slO.
 DEED Douglas Investment Go. to Alfred " Zamora, lot in Douglas. s1O0.
 R. E. MORTGAGE Thos A Storey and wife to The Anchor Trust CO. s2OOO. w s. Utterback and wife to w. B. Dickey. land. sl6O0.
 Rosalie x. Slaughter to c. Viola Slaughter. s2O5O.
 cHATTLE MORTGAGE Ed. King to NJ. L. Naquin. automo- bile. s622.5O
 G. H. McDaniels to Central Cattle Loan Co. live stock. s225O F. F. Caldwell to Rock Falls Mfg. Co. funeral car. s5S0.
 SATISFACTION OF MORTGAGE W. F.. Swan to Francisco Orduno. Norton Morgan Commercial Co. to W. B. Diakey.
 Fred Wiebens to o. D. Bartlett
 chATTLe MORTGAGE w l. and H. L. Johnson to Central Cattle Loan Co, i've stock, se00U s. A Brown and wife to Central Loan Co.,. live stock, s22O0 2. C. Fulghum to Central Cattle Loan Co.,. live stock. 5000. D. L. Gilbert to Douglas Overland Co.,, automobile. s225. ARTICLES OF INCORPORATION War Horse Copper Mining Go. h. corporators: H. T. and Loretta Fish CT. Douglas Gray. John Rock and J L. Smythe.
 sFAcTicN OF MoRTcAGs State Mutual B. & L. Association to Gibson w Pratt.
 SUPERIOR COURT Suit No 1860. Joseph April vs. Filipa April: Action for divorce. Judgment in suit No. 1900. H. C. Kimball and wife. Drs.. J. N. Statler. Or: Title quited to land.
 PROBATE PROCEEDINGS Cuthbert s. Kellum: Decree of dis tribution of residue of estate to Han nah L. Kellum. United States to Edward B. Pain. i United States to Arthur E. Hunt United States to Arnold Ernest ] Sulger SHERIFF'S DEED Harry c. Wheeler, Sheriff, to T. E. Brandt. land in Tombstone and mine, s2725. WARRANTY DEED Oscar c. Taylor to Alberto Canas, lot in Douglas, s75
 B. J. Mckinney and wife to John A. Rockfellow. land. slO.
 Warren Co. to Jack Belick, lot in Warren, s335.
 QUIT CLAIM DEED Annie NJ Clark to John A. Rock. fellow. land. s1.
 H;HINe DEED
 C. w Rambo to Sam Frankenberg | F interest in North Star, It interest in Paris No. and Pilgrim M. c. in Warren, s10.
 Louis Burgess to Charles W. Ram bo, 1-6 int. in Paris No. 2, in Warren Nj. D., s10.
 BILL OF SALE
 New State Telephone & Tele graph Go. to Mountain State Tele graph Co.. s20.000.
 NOTICE OF APPROPRIATION OF
 WATER
 Robert L. Koontz inches o spring, Sec. 23, T. 20, Range 27. Luka G. Raffalovich, 10 inches o water from spring of Sec. '. T. B Range 25.
 R. E. MORTGAGE
 Neil Taylor and fife to The Bank O Lowell, s75O. John A. NJ vonk and wife to Min ] CTS & Merchants Bank, ss60.
Tombstone epitaph., 1916-12-10

 intendent Minnie Lintz. The ap- plicants taking the exam are as fol- lows:
 Mrs. O. c. Crooke, Don Luis; Eunice Anderson. Douglas; Miss Ruth Rogers. Douglas, May Bal lard, Dragoon. Abby Brown, Ora goon; Helen Hubbard, Dragoon, Mrs. Martha Adams. Dragoon; Willie Deane England, McNeal; and Mill dred Ellen Scheffler, the last named taking examination for special music course only. sissEE ATTORNEY
 Attorney John Wilson Ross, broth ed of Chief Justice Henry R. Ross, was in the county seat today on busi- ness.
 WITH TELEPHONE COMPANY.
 Grant B. Warner has taken a posi- ton with Manager Harry Evans of the Mountain States Telephone Co. VISITED FRIENDS.
 Mrs. John Stone was a visitor in Tombstone yesterday spending the day with friends.
 CANDY MAN HERE.
 Tommy Sutton, well known candy drummer was Interviewing our mer- chants today.
 VISITED DOUGLAS.
 MT. and Mrs. Porter Mcdonald, Mrs. S. J. Bingham, and Grant War ner motored to Bisbee and Douglas Saturday, returning home Sunday, after a pleasant outing.
 TAKEN TO ROAD CAMP 
 H. Bernal. Ed Wright and Andy Hughes, all of Douglas, the two latter soldiers, who entered pleas of guilty 70 selling intoxicating liquors, and who were each sentenced to serve a term of three months and to pay a | fine of s25, were taken out to the road camp today where they will be given chance to work out their time and fine. The camp now has about twenty men. and during the past week with the aid of the teams have grad ed nearly a mile of new road. They are making an excellent showing and the camp has been made a paying proposition so far.
 A REMINDER
 The lyceum committee would re- mind its friends that the next mum. Der, a lecture by Dr. Elliott A. Boyle. will be given on riday. December g. and to request them, in making Christmas plans, to please leave that evening open