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Belen news. (Belen, N.M.) 1912-1947, 1916-07-27
Albuquerque Shows a
Recent Improvement.

The City electric car Com
pany of commercial Capital Of
New Mexico, has accomplished
the fact ansiously desired by
the people of that town: that the
electric cars may run to the
University.
Today the City electric cars
run to the University and there
is rejoicing en- University Hill.
Belen news. (Belen, N.M.) 1912-1947, 1916-07-27
THE INTELLIGENT MANAGE
HENT OF A PUBLIC
INDUSTRY.
Thousands of Dollars Saved
Annually BY the Introduction
of Modern Methods in the
Post Office Department.

The interest of people in pu-
bic affairs is considerably heigh-
tened when they learn that the
revenues of the Government are
wisely and judiciously managed.
A statement Of economical ex-
penditure which is susceptible Of
proof will always attack atten-
ton and please the thoughtful
reader.
Among the varied industrial
enterprises Of the Post Office
Department in Washington is
an establishment devoted entir-
ely to the manufacture Of mail
locks and the bag attachments
used in mail transportation.
When this administration came
ints power, the Department sor-
ely need an improved type of
lock. The shop was immediat-
ely reorganized, placed on a
business basis, and its activities
enlarged SO as to meet this i'm
perative demand. Within a
very sport time a new greatly
improved lock had been devils
ed and its production begun,
The lock in use weighed s.
ounces; the new one weighs .
As ounces. AS 100000 of this
new product have been put into
service, the difference in weight
(the Government paying as
much for the weight of equip.
ment as it does for the mail it
self) can be easily calculated.
The locks replaced by this new
and better style cost 2l cents
each to make; those now being
manufactured cost g. cents, dir
ects and indirect charges con-
sidered, the saving thus shown
on origal cost Of production to
date amounting to $53,750. Of
the old style, $4,000 were an
nually returned for repair at a
cost Of about 9 cents each. OF
the new style, out Of the great
number sent into the service,
but 906 have been returned,
and as these new style locks
can be repaired at a cost Of 3
cents each, the annual saving
on this item will amount to
over $2.loO.
The Department has in this
administration encourage its
employees to give their best
service ito the Government and
many instances have recently
come to notice wherein the De-
partment has greatly prohted by
this wise public policy. In the
lock shop a recent achievement
in this direction is an improved
cord fastener. the work Of three
Of its employees, for use on bags;
also designed for locking large
Belen news. (Belen, N.M.) 1912-1947, 1916-07-27
From Camping in Arizona.

Mr.. and Mrs. L. c. Becker,
Mrs. John Becker, Mr.. Hash
apd Mrs. Fred Becker, who
went to espend some weeks III
the Rock Mountains OF Arizona,
are expected today in return Of
their vacation trip.
Belen news. (Belen, N.M.) 1912-1947, 1916-07-27

largest freshmen class some OF
the best high schools athletics
yet turned out. But in the mat
s9r of training and practical
physical education all are treat
ed alike, with the same care.
REQUIRED physical training is in
force at several state Universe
ties, but in none is it so consist
emily lived up to as in the Uni
versity Of New Mexico. So in
terested has Hutchinson become
in the working out OF his system
and theories that he has refused
several. very hattering offers
from eastern colleges.
With the slogan "a Healthy
Mind in a Healthy Body" the
University holds the record OF
gone through a college year,
the last one, without single
case of critical Illness among
the bona hde students enrolled.
In addition to the University's
ta}rly adequats gymnasium and
athletic equipment University
students during the coming col
Iege year will have at their dis
posal the splendid new gym
nasium indoor track and SWIM
ming pool # the new Al6uquer-
que Y. M. c. A, for the pay
ment Of merely a nominal fee.
Belen news. (Belen, N.M.) 1912-1947, 1916-07-27
new MEXICO STATE
UNIVERSITY.

Albuquerque, N, M, July
2o,-RaIph F. Hutchins IN, d.
rector Of physical education in
the New Mexico S'}ts Univef-
sity, in acquiring Considerable
fame and constantly increasing
attention in the werld Of college
athletics, as the only state Uni.
versity coach producing success
fol teams, vino does not main
tain training table. Hutchin-
son, whose football and basket
ball teams emerged as cham
plons last year and whose track
leam took second place in tn
interstate college meeting at
Tucson. holds that the athtIets
who cannot maintain dis oline
in his appetites without the re-
straining aid OF a training table
and a guard, is not good sport
man. He expects his men to
enforce the rules against annex
ing and pastry for themselves.
They generally do it.
Hutchinson's methods through
his whole system are unique.
Largely through his eff orts,
physical education is required
of every New Mexico University
student. Every student who
enters is aut through a careful
physical examination. Women
students are examined by DR..
Evelyn Frisble, PRESIDENT Of the
New Mexico medical society.
Hutchinson himself examines
the men. Every physical weak
ness or defect OF each individual
is carefully charted special
course Of training is planned to
meet the needs of each indiVi-
dual student and correct his or
her weaknesses. From a whole
college of students every o"e f
whom is in constant training
Hutchinson expects to select his
athletic team. He expects win
ming players to rise from the
mass without other or forced
selection, and he trains all alike
to that end. The whole ATHLETIC
training resources Of he Uni
varsity are put at the disposal
of all the students instead Of at
the disposal OF the few who
made up the athletic teams.
As much pains is taken with
the youth who comes to the
University dub at foot bail
and other sports as with the
youngster who comes up with a
brave record OF high school
achievement behind him. The
result has been the develop
naent OF several stars from some
meet unpromising material. This
does not mean that athletic stars
are not wanted at the, Universe
to. They are, Hutchinson
watches the high schools as
closely and eagerly as any other
college coach, and he is hugely
planned this year to see coming
/ l.. .La TTr.,,a,-r;t,, &c v,ort rf lie
Belen news. (Belen, N.M.) 1912-1947, 1916-07-27


out'this protection. Il can be
made at a very low price, re-
quiring less material and a few
er humber of operations. The
significant part Of this lies in the
great number required in the
sefyice, between three and four
millions, the output being 5O0,-
0Op annually. AS the cost has
been reduced by the new method
from A. to 3 cents each, it will
be seen what a splendid show
ing this makes for admiaistra-
tive economy.
Another valuable improve
mSnt has been the perfected
locking cord fastener designed
for use on tie sacks, something
which the Department for years
has need and vainly endeavor-
ed to accomplish. Thi, dlvice
will be Of great value to the
postal service at large by in
creasing the capacity and eff
cheney Of mail bags to degree
difficult to estimate. The me
thods and the proper encourage
ment Of employees to take an
active and earnest interest in
their work, both of which desir-
able features this administration
Of the Department has favored
and put into practice, is respon-
-shle for the many improvements
made and the advantages gain
ed.
Active experiments are con-
stantly being made for the BIT
terment Of the service. For
many years a tremendous ex-
pense has been the labelling Of
the immense quantity of mail
bags in use. The form Of label
used in the past and still used
by clerks all over the country is
the doubling and refolding Of
what is known as a facing
slip" The preparation Of these
labels by the thousands has been
and is an expensive proposition,
yet there appears to have been
no effort on the part of previous
administrations to progress from
the old method. Under pres
ent direction a perforated label
ia sheets and runs has been de-
signed which is practically ready
for use when furnished to en-
ployees. Every postal clerk in
the country and thousands of
post office employees will find
this new method of great ad-
vantage and it will result in a
large economy in the service.
There have also been some
other notable improvements
made, viz, the substitution Of
steel where brass was formerly
used, at q very considerable
lessening Of expense; device
for fastening foreign mail pouch
Is, doing away with the old
fashioned method Of string and
seal; a scheme for saving twine
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-01-06
CURB MARKET
TRANSACTIONS
Broader Dealings in Industrials
Recovery by Canadian
Car and Foundry.

Trading in the curb stocks was in a
broader list yesterday and was active
throughout, while price changes gen
orally did not reach any wide proper
tions. the ruling tendency being down
ward. Canadian Car and Foundry,
after its sharp decline on Tuesday, re
covered on reports that the company's
financial needs had been arranged for.
The common opened 4 points higher nj
-. and then reached -, closing with
a net advance Of 10 points, while the
preferred gained 3 points on the DAY
Nidvalc steel was actively dealt ~;
but moved in narrow range and closed
unchanged The Marine issues MADE
fractional declines and Submarine Boat
lost over "A point,
The oil list, as whole, was mod
erately active, with leading issue
showing losses az the close. standard
on of New Jersey lost II points,
Standard of California 3 and Standard
Of New York .. Fractional advances
we're made By some Of the coppers IN
fairly active dealings.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-01-06
MARKET NEWS
AND COMMENT
War Order Stocks Under
PreSsure-RailrOadS
Fairly Steady.
CLOSE HEAVY AFTER
MIDDAY RECOVERY
Irregular Movements in Late
Trading Sterling Checks
Above AIS in Pound.

Heavy selling Of the industrial spe-
cial;ics ccuscd considerable losses i'm
the carly trading yesterday. and,
though there was recovery and a few
material advances later, active issues
a, the crd Of the day showed more
losses than gains. and the close was
heavy. There has been little demand
from the outside public for the war or
der stocks so popular a few months
back, and distribution has not been
easy. The short interest found there
was no great trouble in bringing out
liquidation in these issues on Tuesday
afternoon. and selling pressure was
successful again yesterday morning.
The break on the curb the previous
dav in Canadian Car and Foundry.
though due 20 the special difficulty Of
that concern in providing itself with
working capital 20 handle its war bust
ness. added 20 the insecurity OF the
war groups position Announcement
that Russia would provide the company
with necessary funds did not BRING
much support 20 war order stocks ON
the exchange. Reports Of labor
troubles n muritior works added TO
the unpopularity of the war group.
Railroads. while showing no such
period of strength as ON the day be
fore. were comparatively steady. Some
were up from a point 10 q good fraction
in the recovery of the middle Of the
day. and few had lost much ground a;
u 4 e.
again in favor. advancing more than "a
roiut. but falling back. 10 close a shade
off on the dav. New York Central also
made a maximum gain Of more than a
point. Copper stocks did comparatively
well. The price of the metal was
higher in London. and here quotations
of - cents a pound We're reported.
Anaconda, American Smelling and Re
fninC improved and Inspiration adj
vanced on heavy purchasing.
Cruciblo Steel. StudebaEcr. Baldwin
Locomotive and Mexican Petroleum
were nspicuouSly Wcab i'm the early
reaction. LackawaDna Stec. was higher
az the start and was RAPIDLY advanced
later. TO close Up over 5 points after
dealings of more than 10000 shares.
Reports that the proposed merger with
Cambria Steel was about 10 be ar
ranged upon q more advantageous basis
TO Lackawanna accompanied the rise.
The volume of trading was about the
same as on the day before, with little
speculative purchasing by the outside
public, which takes the submarine Ques-
tiou as sufficient cause for caution.
Standard railroads and some preferred
stocks Of industrial concerns were alb
sorbcG by investment buying. Bonds
were steady, hut rather quiet. Whether
an important January buying move
ment viii appear it Is yet too early 10
say. but This week bond houses have
found business rather dull.
Sterling exchange steadily continues
its recovery, demand Yesterday rising
to nearly 4.75i2 in the pound for the
first time since early in August Ger
man and Austrian exchange found few
purchasers and dropped 20 new low rec
ords. Local money rates were little
changed Call loans we're not made
above pa per cent.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-01-06

The St. Louis San Francisco
Railroads entire outstanding $1,000
600 Is per cent receivers certificates,
II was announced yesterday. were be
ing paid Off at the Bankers Trust
Company out Of funds furnished BY
the receivers from current earnings
of the company. This proceeding was
spoken of as unprecedented IN the
history of receiverships, as ordinarily
the obligations of receivers are pro-
vided for in reorganization plans.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-01-06
British Consols Higher.

London, Jan. 5.-The Bank Of Eng
land to-day brought aS2l,O0O in bar
gold. shipped sl59,OOO in soyeregns
70 America, and earmarked 100000
for India and 100000 for miscel-
laneous purposes. Money loaned at
to -, per cent. Discount rates for
short and three months bills were
) IL per cent.
Gold premium at Lisbon was $500
Consols closed - higher at so; the
new war loan unchanged at 97Ss.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-01-06
INTERN ATIoNAL PAPER CoMPASh
',,,,iIiJ,ted Mortgage Five Per Cent

Notice is hereby given 10 ,nc no.n e'S 80, ~
- W. 10 The colonial Trust company, "s
TrlIstee. viii receive offers for The sale or
togds to the sinking fund o. exhaust i.f e
, - pr. hundred siNty-eighr thousand
ft'" -.i-.I .,y.nt.-tsvu and 9f.lU1 Do
1.r. tsftS .tee04. az the lowest price "'
mich such bonds shall be- offered. -,
sealed oT.rs endorsed "Ouera Tor We
..f.a ~ Pond. 10 the Sinking Fund ~ the
@ -,,'t Paper Company viii De
i,,.-naJ a., It's Office No. 81 Wall stree
~. York twelve o'clock noon. on Friday
TTa rie6t is reserved 70 reject any and
all offers -. .,,,,..,-. l.o,,pANy
THE EQUITABLE TRUST CoMFANi
OF new YORK. Trustee.
nv LYMAN RHOADES. Nice-Fresldeh''
D3tsi New York. January 4th. 1915.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-01-06
ON THE CONSOLIDATED.

number Of changes in tone marked
the dealings on the Consolidated FIX
change. but the final movement was
toward retreat Inspiration copper
from an opening price OF i5'i. rose 20
49,. but closed ut IS. Tennessee Cop
per advanced TO G65s. American Smelt-
ing got up to ll3i2. Mexican Petroleum
did not go below 1874. Cruc bl"
Steel's lowest was 90 p.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-01-06
BRIEF WALL STREET NEWS

Caleb $. Spencer, treasurer OF the
Adams Express Company, has also been
elected vice president Of the company.
Bodell & Co., OF Providence. K. l.
announce that Louis c. Gerry has been
admitted TO partnership in the tirm.
The New York Dock Company re-
ports net earnings Of slll.55l for No,
yember, an increase of sl3,I9O. and
surplus earnings after all charges were
S34.444, a gain of sl9,s27 over the same
month in 1914.
Truman L. Chapman, who has been
connected with +. II. Rollins & Son
for number of years. will soon enter
his brothers firm of P. ". Chapman
& Co.. Of Chicago, for whom he Will
omen an office in New York.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-01-06
MYRON W. ROBINsON COMPANY. INC.

Notice Ia hereby given that the annual
meeting Of tho St0cklcId ers Of MNRON
W. ROBINSON COMPANY. INC. will be
held al the ONCE Of the Corporation. Room
No 10, Ninth floor. 10 80 Wall street,
Wednesdsy. January -. 1915. az 10 o'clock
in the forenoon for the election OF Direc-
tors for the ensuing year and for tho
transaction OF such other business as may
come before the meeting
Dated. New York. Dec p. 1915.
T. L. ROBINSON,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-01-06
DIVIDEND NOTICES.
UNITED FRUIT COMP ANY
DIkIDTND No sc
DIVIDEND No. B6

A quarterly dividend Of two per cent on
the capital stock o. this Company has been
declared. payable January -. 1915. at the
ONCE OF the COMPANY lJl state street.
Boston. Mass. 90 stockholders 81 record at
tie close az business December g. 1915.
rho Transfer books VIII be- closed from
December %. 1915. until January 10. 1916.
1nI, W nAMoN. Asst. Treas
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-01-06
SAVINGS BANKS.
CITIZENS SAVINGS BANK
Nd IS BowERY. COR CANAL ST
tttrU SENI-ANNUAL DIVIDEND.

Tho trustees have ordered interest az ne
rae OF THREE AND oNE-hNLf 'oZs'
MN CENT per anuum 20 be paid 20 de-
ndsitors on and after January 18th on al
sums OF IS and up TO $4,000 which have
remained on deposit for me tnrss OF sly
t1onrha ending December 8lst, 1870 IN &C
rordance With the bylaws and rules OF the
hank Money deposited on or before Janu-
sry 10th will draw interest from January l.
HENRY HASLER. President
HENRY SAYLER, Secretary
EIfII, \. HUBER. Assistant secretary
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-01-06
u s Treasury Finances.

Wasuis-uu. Jan. Tle condition NJ fle iuifri
state. TrcasIg fD.,is. was -s follow. Nrf balance
n general N!lf tl-t OtS So. total receipts S2ii-
sIs total payments. sLtl27lj The d,Ect tus
n.cal year IS Si9sll ia against q deficit ~ 81.
e6s s5j last year. exclusive u Panama Canal and
Sulle letl galsacLgLA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-01-06
DRY Dock Savings institution

S4I & 3iS BOwERY Cor. Sd 81. Ne" To-
The Trustees have declared ~ ~
FOR the six months ending d. ffTtg.
1913 on alI deposits ffom ElNE 49, !.
q, THREE THOUSAND DOLLARS cn,
thereto under the bylaw. ~ l.e -.
THREE and O>E-Htlf Per Cent g'i,'f
mum. pas able on aul after January i"
Deposits made on OF before January i.s,'i
be entitled 90 interest from Janlafl
ANDREW MILLS. Fres,i'-.
WN. r. PATTERSON. y Pres q ~
SAMUEL WEBSTER. Secretarj.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-01-06
Germanic Exchange Tumbling

Geneva, Jan. ). The exchange rate
of the mark has fallen 70 $3.50 cen
times. and the Austrian crown 10 OF
centlMes.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-01-06

Committee hereby gives notice that pursuant to me pro.o1
grn Fff thereof prepared and adopted ran and agree.
ncn for the Reorganization Of The Kansas Cy leTeo q orient Rail
thereof with the Dposnaes d the
committee Columbia Trust Company, rs otcc No. ~ ro View
York CITY and Glyn Mills Currie Coz at he once no. " 'oa
London ,.,- r-.....
Any holder Of Deposit issued under the DEPOSIT Ag.
dissent such Pan ana az cement 90 ne
manner therein provided within thirty DAYS IRON me a OF me- m pup
ten concusiyely deemed Tor an purposes
-, ., ,b and and the terms thereof
Upon complying the requirements he ran any hotn
with the Committee VIII be permitted
TO participate Reorganization by dcposg rs b'h'S VII" one
tho Denosifarie, uot than JANUARY IS l'Io
unsecured claim against the Railway Con
,nv will be permitted participate the Reorgan IN ne sane
i Bondholdcrs By presenting ha claim supported by
dayi and accompanied BY assignment IN blank me XXI poy
aud oherwsc complying VII" VIC 0''' o' u
Plan. not later than JANUARY j., l9lt
The books Tor Certhcates Of DEPOSIT sna p % az G
close ~ business January TO- 1910 and shall remain 4 UNA me
ooening OF business OF January 81 1910
C f the Plan and OF Reorganzaton may DE- obtained
rom citbc Of the Dcposac either OF the Secretaries OF me 's
'o loos ~ Co.. investment bankers ar Broad
OF at y yt CIV or Of Messrs. Foster and Braihwa Austin
Trars London T. g.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-01-06
BONDS

e. ooo .R & now IS 1913, ioli, loi's ls OIL ;
~ 0r, ..ric cy - ~ 8. eya. |o.s |.> ",'
on 600 10 rights. l'-g =
.lnllJed tSeus cents uer share.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-01-06
INACTIVE YESTERDAY.
INnTSTRIALS.

PHI Ask Bid. Ask.
B-A r ord a. Is B-A 7 or br 10 u
MINING
,,,-,,, CON 10. 15s, Tri-Bul.ion . q, 3,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-01-06
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE
WEDNESDAY. JANUARY 5. 1916.

Total sales of stocks Wednesday against $4,000 tuesday, ~
week ago and o7oO wear ago to date Soooo 's
a
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-01-06
SAVINGS BANKS.
The BOwery Savings Bank
rs AND 1870 BOWERY
NEW YORK. Dec. H. ~

II N-7| ~ -" " ~ =
NEW YORK. Dec. Il. 1913
A s,mi-anuual dividend a. tho ra'e =
THREE aud ONE-HATI Per Cent
per annum has been declared and H..
be credited 20 depositors on ail sums =
$500 and upward and not exceec.ns
$4,000 which shall have been deposited
at least three months on The first Gay
OF Jan'y next. and VIII De- payable o.
and after Monday. January o.. 1915
Money deposited on or before Jany 10 81
draw interest froL. Jany /, 1919
HENRY 4. Schemes Pres.iea-
WILLIAM T.. KNOX. C0mptroi~f.
Joseph G.. LIDDLE. secretary
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-01-06
THE KANSAS CITY, MEXICO & ORIENT RAILWAY COMPANY
REORGANIZATION

n oId.rc of Deposit Of Columbia Trust Company OF New
York Gyn Mills CU,ie Co. OF London ISSUED Fun under h.
oag. -Four Per Cent Gold Bonds Of THE KANSAS CITY
MEXICO & ORIENT RAILWAY COMPANY;
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-01-06
The Wabash Railroad Co,

REORGANIZATION.
To Holders Of Partly Paid Certificates on
Deposit issued 10y The Equitable trust
Conpsnv of New YOrk and Central Trust
f,,Innv of New York. representing
First Refunding and Extensions Mort
gage Bonds;
Attention Is hereby directed 20 The Committee
notice dated SeWcmbe- Z. ltl.. s'A,,.s ~
,...-.r,.~, tp,f NE DEFERRED PAYMENT
M 40 go respect n' ie grove I ~ III. -
MI 81 BE MADE on OR Before JAN
IARN \. 1916, AID the pera.ile' or ..''s-. . I. =
:. -.-r.s b. failure On make such payment ".t-4ih
lie time prescribed TIC stocks O., ie New
Cr.psry de- ..ve-aH.e in respect @, saii Ct'.hcaies
e. go. D.. t.. pegosita-y. The Equitable lrrsi
COMPANY % Sos W.. VI. 70 Wa. street. Ne"
NJ C!t. .,.. such t.a- peme1. and surrender
g. >aI Certificate.
Dated Sow Y--s January q. 1910
JOINT REORGANIZATION COMMITTEE
, v,tNsto,, : PUKCF. Chairman.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-01-06
MINING,
INACTIVE YESTERDAY.

The following table gives the closing
old and asked prices for 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, 1916-01-06
THE AMERICAN TOBACCO COMPANY
III Nm AAenme.

NcN 1'fh January p. 45i'.
Notice Is hereby given That tlo transfer books
Of registered Sc gold bonds ~ Tho American To
bacco Company will close al ~ o'clock noon Janu
AIRY l5 1910 for the payment of Interest Que
February J. 1916. end reopen az 10 VI FEB
ruafy .. 1915.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-01-06
GREENWICH SAVINGS BAAA

S. &. Cor. 9th Ave. ARD on 81; I'm ~
SIX MONTHS ENDING OEC. 81. "a.
on all sums from s. O. 5000 % eeg -. NJ
Dtlet % interest under fHs '' avs ar - Il
90, o''.'',- - .'an ID ez-.ed g. o9 "a,
he de- rate q THREE and oEE.HALf pts e.
p,r anuum oa s0 much ~ e..r - ~
eY.seI e. 600 PAYABLE cr ans a'.fr ~ IA an,
o,oo.lts msds on or before JAN. 10 ~"
Interest IRON JAN. t. 1910.
LANES QI INLAN Pr. Itt
CIfARIFS ~ uJrtN.H. lieN-'
FRANCIS NJ HAtON. Jk. Ss.rr,a-i.
b Ogden tlllsoLM
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-01-06

To Holders of Bonds Of the Railway Company; and
Holders and Unsecured Claims against the Railway Con
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-01-06
NrW YORK CITY BONDS.
Frisco Roads Financing Rapid.

'In,erra.as,.bIe registered o. coupon tcolOon
.Ees s.cre4
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-01-06
Foreign Government Issues.
DIVIDENDS DECLARED.

Assuming s,I for June |. 1915. assuming call