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Evening star., 1916-07-31
Will Hold Lawn Fete for Blind.

The District of Columbia Associa tion
of Workers for the Blind is to hold a
lawn fete on the lawn of st. Agnes
Church, on Q street northwest. between
North Capitol and LIST streets. tomorrow
evening at o'clock. A ladies' orches-
ira. under the direction of Miss Minnie
Hoch Smith, will furnish the music.
French J. Hufty Is president of the as
anr{ fikA
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Emergency Bills Are Signed.

President Wilson today signed the act
of Congress extending appropriations
for necessary operations of the general
government and District of Columbia
government for the month of August
thereby enabling the two governments
to go on with their work until the
regular appropriation bills become
Evening star., 1916-07-31
.Oldest Inhabitants to Meet.

meeting of the Association of Old
est Inhabitants of the District of
Columbia is to be held Wednesday
evening at 1880 o'clock at it's head
quarters. the old engine house. 18th and
II streets northwest
Evening star., 1916-07-31
LIVERPOOL.

LIVERPOOL. July 3i.-Wheat-spot
!. Manitoba. l2s I'd. No. 2, 12s Id
crr--Spot, American mixed. new. los
'ip1r--W patents, AIS. Hops-In
i-onnon paciflc coasD. f. I5s a IS i5s
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WEATHER..
Partly Cloudy and Continued Warm
Tonight and Tomorrow.

For the District Of Columbia and
Maryland. partly cloudy and continued
warm tonight and tomorrow; gentle
shifting winds
For Virginia, generally fair tonight
and tomorrow; gentle to moderate
winds. mostly southwest and west
For West Virginia. fair, continued
warm tonight and probably tomorrow.
The warm wave continued during
yesterday in the great central valleys
and the lake region, and extended mod
erately into the middle and south At
lantic states. Several absolute records
were exceeded in the western upper
lake region. but a marked high area to
the northwestward is attended by an
appreciabIe fall in Temperature that
sippi valley and the n(fthern and west
ern upper lake region. Temperatures
also fell in the Rocky mountain region.
but rose in the south and extreme west.
There were local thunderstorms from
the upper lake region eastward. and in
the gulf states and the central and
southern Rocky mountain region. Else
where the weather was generally fair.
There will be thundershowers this
afternoon or tonight in the eastern
lower lake region. and tonight or to-
morrow in New York and New England.
Elsewhere east of the Mississippi river
the weather will be generally fair to-
night and tomorrow.
1t will be somew hat cooler by tomor
row in the lake region and eastern New
York. but elsewhere in the east and in
the Ohio valley and the south tenn
peratures win remain high.
The winds along the New England
coast Will be moderate westerly; on the
middle Atlantic coast moderate west
and northwest: on the south Atlantic
coast gentle to moderate north and
northeast; on the east gulf coast gen
tie northeast and east,
Steamers departing today for Euro
pean ports will have moderate westerly
winds; cloudy; probably showers to the
Grand Banks.
Tide Tables.
Compiled by United States coast and
geodetic survey,)
Today-Low tide, 1902 am: and $50
p.m.; high tide, SAT am. and 9:14 pm.
! Tomorrow-Low tide. 3:43 am. and
1907 pm; high tide, 1928 am. and $50
pm.
The Sun and Moon.
Today-sun rose sos am; sun sets
Tomorrow-sun rises sos am; sun
| sets 1920 pm.
Moon rises e:32 am: sets s:o4 pm.
Automobile lamps to be lighted one
| half hour after sunset.
Records for Twenty-Four. Hours.
The following were the readings of
| the thermometer and barometer at the
weather bureau for the twenty-fouT
hours beginning at 2 pm. yesterday:
Thermome ometer-Yesterday. 4 pm, IS;
Is pm. rs; ~ midnight. rs; today. a
am, 49, am, "A; II noon. ss: pm.
| 90 Maximum. 90, at pm. today: min
| ifnum, H. at m. today.
Temperature same date last year
Maximum, e5; minimum, II.
| Barometer-Yesterday. PM, 1912;
8 pm, 1000; IL midnight. so.os: today,
am. 1901; s am. 1901; II noon,
1886; pm, 1898.
Condition of the Water.
Temperature and condition of water
at am: Great ture
7s: condition. 200. Dalecarlia; reser--
voir-Temperature, 76; condition at
north connection, $50; condition at
south connection, 100. Georgetown dis
tributing acknowledgements Sc;
condition at infuent gatehouse, IS;
condition at eff1uent gatehouse, so.
Evening star., 1916-07-31
Real Estate Transfers.

FIRST ADDITION TO WASHINGTON
HIGHLANDS-Herm L. CowsiH et
nv To RAYMOND j. and Gertrude c.
Campbell, lots 26 and 27. square GIG;
$40; stamp. so cents. -
NO 1o14 9Th STREET NORTHWEST
Cordelia Cogswell to D. Edward Clark,
trustee; lot 20. square 451; $40.
Evening star., 1916-07-31

Otis Richards is reported by officials
to have confessed to the county officials
at clarksburg, w. Va, that he had
murdered Robert Gerard for so cents,
which he said Gerard owed him.
Evening star., 1916-07-31
LONDON MONEY.

LONDON. July 81. Bar silver,
80 a-i6d per ounce: money, IA per cent !:
discount rates. short bills. 5%a5& per
cent Three months. 5%a5I per cent
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Up-River Waters.

Special Dispatch to The Star
HARPERS FERRY. w. Va, July 81
The Potomac and Shenandoah rivers
were both very muddy this morning.
Evening star., 1916-07-31
NEW YORK COTTON.

Quotations furnished by W. p. Hibbs 4 20
members New York stock Exchange New yorE
Cotton Exchange and Chicago Board Of Trade
Evening star., 1916-07-31
Washington Stock Exchange.
SALES.

SALES
Washington Railway As. s., 900 at s2h, s., goo
at s21d.
Potomac Electric Cons. IS, 81 900 at 1914.
Mergenthaler, at 1s03a.
Federal National Bank, at $50.
After call-City and Suburban 5s. S1ooo At
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Slow Up to the Close.

The market continued TO move slowly
right up to the close. Some slight re-
cessions were made on Baldwin Loco
motive, Studebaker and Steel, while
the entire gains were not lost
Industrial Alcohol was the flrmest OF
the munition shares, advancing to 10S,
or IL points.
The rails eased in the final hour to
about the closing levels of last Sat
urday.
Evening star., 1916-07-31

Mrs. Ramsey Lees. ninety-three. for
chfty~ years a resident OF Lonaconing
Nd. is dead at her home at Blooms
burg. Pa, to which place she moved
several years ago.
Evening star., 1916-07-31

Twenty-six Thousand nine hundred
pounds sterling was saved in the last.
financial year owing to NJ. P.'s not re-
ceiving the whole or q portion OF their
parliamentary salaries.
Evening star., 1916-07-31
NEW YORK LEAD MARKET.

NEW YORK. July 31.-The metal
kchange quotes lead. s.35. Spelter
Pdil. spot east ST. Louis delivery. 10. All
London. lead. f2s los. Spelter. ESQ.
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BONDS IN GOOD DEMAND,
WITH PRICES STRONG
But Little Inquiry for Stocks. Util-
ity Shares Being Entirely Neg
lected-Typesetters Lower.
Large Orders Placed Within Last
Two Weeks for Shells and NUM-
tions-Money Easier.
BY I. "A. FLEMING

While there was a very goad demand
for bonds on the local stock exchange
today, the business transacted in stocks
was very much restricted, orders being
few and far between. although, as
usual. there was no selling pressure ex-
erted to produce sales.
Washington Railway and Electric As
were in high favor. with sales of $4,000
face value at S212. City and Suburban
SIS brought 10212 and Potomac Electric
Consolidated 5s. 10l y. which has come
to be the average daily price for this
issue.
Mergenthaler was weak with sales of
but six shares, these at 100 y, with
closing of 15a1e bid and 1909 asked.
Lanston nominal. 81 bid and So asked.
A sale of an odd lot of Federal Ma
tiohal Bank stock was made at $50.
Utility shares were entirely nominal,
but without change as to quotations
Shell Orders Rushed.
The new buying movement of shells
and other munitions has started, with
every indication of absorbing pro-
ductive> capacity into May of 1917
Within =the last two weeks contracts
were closed for one batch of orders
calling for s59,5oo.o00 worth of sup
plies: this was increased a week ago
to ss2.5O0.ooo, and later aggregate or
ders were said to call for S120,000,000,
shells. guns, etc.
The -Aineric lean Locomotive, American
Car, Foundry Company, Bucyrus Com
paHy. American Steel FoundriesWes
inghouse Electric Company, Bethlehem
Steel and New York Air Brake Com
pany received the orders.
Bethlehem Steel is making 25,00c
shells daily and shipping nearly
parts supplied by other corporations on
Subfet contracts.
Interest has revived in the munition
stocks on Wall street. but it is not,
nor is il likely to be- on any such wild
of speculation at its height.
Canada at capacity production is ship
ping 100000 shells month.
Money Cheap Again.
Money in New York is down to and
2iz per cent on call. 3A to 3a4 per cent
for sixty days and to 4A per cent for
six months. The flow of gold to New
York has stopped. but only temporarily.
according to general belief, while the
current low rates for money are ex-
pected to remain for some time, unless
there is increased industrial activity.
The clearings of the United States
for the last week were S4.119,9S2,2 ESQ.
an increase of SO per cent as compared
with the clearings for the correspond
ing week of 1915.
Plan Test Case.
Canadian holders of American bonds
are planning a test case of the non
resident alien law placing one-cent
TAX on each dollar of revenue as in
come tax
In order to bring the matter before
the courts an American bank will re-
f,,pA tn he
Evening star., 1916-07-31
Odd.

From the Boston Transcript.
odd about Gassaway."
What is?"
He's a great bore. yet he never gets
through"
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Records for Twenty-Four Hours.
Condition of the Water.

at 8 am: Great Falls-Temperature
7s: condition. 200. Dalecarlia- reser-
voir-Temperature, 76; condition at
north connection, $50; condition at
south connection, 100. Georgetown dis
tributing acknowledgements Sc;
condition at .iniuent gatehouse. IS;
condition at efluent gatehouse, 60
Weather IN Various Cities
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Prices Harden Later.

Prices hardened appreciably later
under the stimulating influence of
United States Steel. which rose a sub
stantial fraction to 81. practically du-
plicating its recent maximum, in re-
sponse to fair demand.
Equipment stocks and industrials of
the same class made further upward
progress, but automobile shares were
variable and irregular. with fresh SELL
ing of Willys-Overland which yielded
2 points.
All shipping shares were moderately
better, but munitions were relatively
backward. Heaviness in rails extended
to coalers, particularly Reading and
Lehigh Valley.
Bonds were irregular. with less ac-
ti1-it,. in, MT fiAnalS
Evening star., 1916-07-31
Market Very Slow.

Passing into the second hour of the
afternoon the market was very slow,
with interest centering largely in the
munition group. the better part of point
advances being noted in American Lo-
comotive, Baldwin Locomotive. Cru
chile Steel and Studebaker. as well as
Industrial Alcohol.
The advances were reasonably well
maintained, which was rather encour-
aging, considering the limited volume
of trade.
Steel common held but a fraction of
its earlier advance, barely Y of a point.
The other industrials were very dull
and without radical change.
Action in the rails was in keeping
with the rest of the market, but net
gains of 4 to u point were quite gen.
eraI
Evening star., 1916-07-31
Money Cheap Again.
Plan Test Case.

Canadian holders of American bonds
are planning a test case of the non
resident alien law placing one-cent
TAX on each dollar of revenue as in
come tax
In order to bring the matter before
the courts an American bank will re-
fuse to collect at the source.
Evening star., 1916-07-31
POWDER STOCKS.

Quotations furnished by W. B. Hibbs & Co.
Evening star., 1916-07-31
CURB STOCKS.

orotations furnished by W. B. Hibbs 4 Co.
nenbers New York Stock Exchange.
Evening star., 1916-07-31
Selling Ex-Dividend Today.

Selling Ex-Dividend Today.
Sears, Roebuck & Co. common, 1% ,
United States Steel Corporation prefer
red. IL; Atchison, Topeka and Sante Fe
common. 112. and Pullman Car Com
pany. 2.
High Low
Call Money ... 24 81
Hourly Sales OF Stocks Today.
liam. $500 l2m.... 1850
lp.m.... l67,80) 2p.m... 83,l00
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1916-01-05

Herman Busch, 4o14 Irving aV., let
a Northwestern passenger train run
over his neck. Believed insane.
Fred Gesche, 3o55 Arlington,
ironworker out of work, suicided with
gun.
Jack Patton, son of wheat king"
working as straw boss in foundry.
L. and j. Miller, brothers, on trial
in criminal court for swindling.
John Luby, "red pepper bandit"
pronounced normal by DR.. Hlckson.
Sent to Bridewen for year.
Civil service com'rs to hold exam
nation for police sergeants later this
month.
Motorcycle Cop Anderson sprain-
ed ankle. Machine slipped.
Herman Lees on trial for killing
John Lidgen, 7, with motorcycle.
Playmates testified he drove away
after accident.
$691 900 damages entered against
Western Farm Products Co., New
Jersey, by default in favor of Dairy
Farm Products Co.
LOW PSOPiO paw SONSiShL HS-
ficiency tax yesterday.
Trustees for collection of dues for
Policemen's Benevolent assn elected
at As police stations.
Ed Gibson, proprietor of gift shop,
1908 Wilson av., involuntary bank
rupt. Financial depression blamed.
Baby girl, 2 weeks old, abandoned
in St. Augustine's church, W. 51st
and Latin.
Saloon license of Peter Click, 1924
S. Ashland, taken away because he
failed to notify police Immediately OF
shooting.
Policeman Ortsiger exonerated in
shooting of Stanley Lis, killed in
dance hall fight.
Bandits got $22 from Martin Me-
rouicz' saloon, 401 w. Huron.
w. D. Kennedy, Waukegan, saw
two robins.
HaeeiIIc Smith uan+ad divoroa
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1916-01-05

wanted police to look for daughter.
Found she had eloped
ScaId-proof showers installed by
Hotel LaSalle for employees.
Rene Lund, 2453 w. Monroe, yelled
for police when he handed $40 to
robber. They couldn't catch the
grip" laughed the thief as he beat it.
Mrs. Jas. Ferguson, AIS Hazel aV.,
dreamed of burglars. Awoke neigh
bors by screams I'll.
Helen Merrick eIoped with Harry
Zoern to get rid of another persist
ent sutton
Chas. SchuIman, Yellow Taxi
chauffeur, shot in hand by bandits.
Thinks he shot one.
Alice Walsh, cigar stand clerk in
Hotel Auditorium, has sold nearly
100000 stamps and has never
been thanked by Uncle Sam.
Hunt hunting master criminal who
was inside on st. Luke's hospital
job Says he'll have robbers in sc
hours.
Frank Danisch, municipal court
clerk, found deputies pocketing Is
cent fees. Have to prove innocence
or resign.
Jacob Morris and Louis Passmin-
ski held for trying to steal freight car
full of brass. Had cars route chang
ed by bogus waybilL
John Broderick, teaming contract
or, asked police to look for son and
his touring car, missing since Dec. 81.
Chas. Hadrach, 90, South Chicago,
died in F'big marsh" last night. Took
an hour to recover his body.
State board of health to open eff
cheney schools for health officers.
Community committee of board of
education planning to provide enter
tainment in schools on Sunday to
Danish desire for saloon.
Rudolph Brand, % years sec'y of
United States Brewing Co., resigned
at board of directors meeting yester-
dow To rotiro
The sun., 1916-09-28
MISCELLANEOUS NEWS.

~. Assn " Platte,
pros. II ui,od St,,cs Nortraro Tru.,
10. Wa tHu,,I chairman uf ,,,,utt,c sam.
rttt.c II Irust enup4,,y ,.,iior. A, k,n..s
NV 'TUN'htl"n ' \ N'rsh"n, %pnhli'Iti
manager OF saih" company, elected secretary
~ Srtio'.
Hl'kiEi & DOUGLAS II MEIER ca Has
purchased truu IHslr Lumbar Go. 90 a,r-
tract. truiHiulus Htuut '.it-,VD n. uf stand
ing SOFT and hart woods.
,NlRN : : 90 Directors tcnv tina, Fur
n"s-. Nlhy - Go. will bus thclr line. ~ Ia.
l..r fuN.r.I
The sun., 1916-09-28
MINING NEWS.

ALASKA MINES COM Power plant ur,
Transmission lines have been uN, rhaul"l aud NJ,
%rol"rt'd ready fr "l"rai I"n.
ARIZONA COMMERCIAL MINING 20 De
,lnr,I initial div idouL "r Jh u shHr', pHNHhl'
oct. II To st"'h Of record oct. !"
ARIZONA RAY COPPER 90 l. 7. limit
chief ,ugr. eft Ia, Consolidated TO, Mans,
treasurer and mim mgr
HiTIE \, GREAT FALLS MiNING 70
Ia, purchased Snuwdriit Hui Rio Finite 'lHins
giving total Hcr,Hgc If lh company ~ pros
p"rtiog with diamond dulls, buring, a~'crHgln.
tr e. monthly.
CHARCOAL mON 90 Has commence,
.luLiug nov shaft. oNp'rtrd ~ increase output
u, 4" toms dairy, ~ \alr min".
tRN~r\I COPPER 90 Ihu" ia rallci ur,
l"li'> ul"ri'i l"nud. with iudi"niirns that
tiny VII '"mhin" ~ greater Depth.
federal MlNiN" \ SMEIIiN" 60 Va.
earnings Sli9.sii
KAI'RERROCKER Mutual LIABILITY
~ 90 iils declared cash dividend ui
20 uISill' 10 policy holders On year . tAsl
m.- tillIu. Iuuc 20. Fdinnga show total
snrplu, uf over t', az earned premiums
surllu- for Dividend purposes tclng over 3l'r
LN,kNW\>N\ coat 90 Al olncci, Il,
,l,"tui lev directors
MOTHER LODE oPTER MINES 90 Re-
'ripts finl, 90 and Disbursements S,sH, igi ti"'.
bee I, lGl@, I" July \, 1915 S'~'kluli'f,
scheduled ~ meet b't. ~ In waite IN nuihniiyl
ton Ut 81 ,u-I, umI Isl mortgage SO 10 yr. ruu
capitalization iron s",nr, ma 4" S,j".'-Hl uml g.
The sun., 1916-09-28
RAILROAD NEWS.

return TO normal operating conditions
following the Disturbing effect Of tho labor
situation which obtained during tho clo-ing
wcct 81 August II reelected ~ the earning =
i,erortei Tor the second and third weeks Of
September.
In considering preliminary weekly figures
Tor september II will bc we'll to note that the
onihine reports Of all important roads III
N'ptcnlbcr, 1915, showed an incrca~ OF 4Fb
a unlr IN gross compared with September.
llf. hut "A decrease of 0IT cUmpare,l with
Scptcmhcr 1913. and an increase Of l.6eo 'pin-
pared with Septcmttr. 1919. similar figures
Tor August. 1915, showed All Increase In gross
Tor mat month ot l3eo "a mile "a compared
with August. 1914. but a decrease OF 40 a
milr IA compsrtd with August. 1919. and a
l'l2. similar figures for July. isi5. showed a
de,reas" ~ gross OF one third Of la q mule
a. compared with July. 1914. white for June
WI, There was shown q decrease In gross of
Two thiris OF ls n mile as compared with
Iftns fpft
The sun., 1916-09-28
B UTILITY NEWS.

hD>fuN REVERE REACH &. LYNN H."
port, for year cnl'd June -, 1916. gross rryo
uu, .f ss.. "a. irr. Sli1io net tltl. Ella, inc
sat- sutpiu, st'r dtS iirrd, $3.50, d,
S.,sl.
cor MHI> avs 4 ELECTRIC y ' ~tnci
E>'hauso has admitted &" list $40 as, 30 cap
iiHl stock
MA\N\ rIAN ~ 90 y V Stock ~
chang Ia, admitted 4" list si,S.f.Sp s',uu'
mnrtgHgr I l"uds, dnr ms
uiiIo CITIES nAs 60 y stock T.,
change has admitted Ia list 81. ~. 900 -.
'uWihatiN" preferred stock and g., pc. '-p CON
mon stock
rN,Illt IAS 4 IlItTHIt Y S'ml
FARMING has Admitted to list tel,aNH.vS gen
"rul and r'nuiing i%u"risrg' ." ,'nr c"u
pom h"u'i>, s'rI"s \, Iw' rae.
riilI.b NI\iI ~ REPORTS fr Nugu.
total "l"r, i"v t,1', "'2. lie" SCI. 80 i"ip
Operating expenses stS,. NIl. dee. 81 ~ ",
"I"r. -, tl>i, Co., d" il,;.sN Their was
d'u,it Hu'r total Deductions "i $500 ,"'i
paI,d with q balance ui tt,..,i ~ August. i'.
WINNIPEG, STREET UNUWN huel-
groN, S3iH, ~, surplus after charges So i''.
The sun., 1916-09-28

Reports for July gross earnings. s., 597. 9Ss. Inc.
sWtesN; maint. way aud sttuct. Ss",2". ,m'.
%SlJa,O.e maint, cquip.. SIG? ?lo. inc. Hss7
transportation. stso, lGn. int. &7J,7io net after
taxes. sHs,7i3, dee. s9,W.
PERE MISUNDERSTANDING for third week
NJ September. gross earnings $3.50. ,26, Inc. ST.,
ess from July / so,o'9,,S3, Inc. sss'.s.i.
rHiLA. & READING-l In July carried ,.kii.
W, tons hi'umin"us coal, compared with Liz,
Jlj last year.
RAILWAY EARNINGS Burcau of ,,silwny
E'rnumics has issued rport showing total or' r
ating Revenues for 1918 1T 81, F6, >S. ~. All aver.
pri>cs s., 90, "i, 10, or sass, i~r iniic net
operating rcwnuc 81, t1i. mi. OOi. ur ta.iA per
mile. Compared with preceding fiscal wear 1915
shows increase In aggregate operating revenues
" sJ0,. ia,asl. ar 1879. per inilc inrr"asc IN
aggregate operating expenses of SIS. s"' 1913. "t
s@6 lsr NIL; inrrrns" ~ ne, operating t",c.
w,rc higher b, si., lit.at,, or stb per mil".
Will" operating income Increased S11. 21i, lis, ar
III, per inilr.
HNrE srsrENsION-t e.. e. further sus
pended from oct 4. 1915. until Aprli :, il'.
'arinS Of y. \. Central. Y. V. New Haven n
Hartford aud other iiu"s vhi.l, provide Ter
cancellation of proportional class ANT ''nI.
modify rates FROM New England to y. \. ''ti.
RAILROAD RELIEF Hallway Busih"ss ".
soriation has issued bulletin declaring mt
enormous increase IN operating eSpcr~s ''"a.
lrllcd nv = hour law arrutuatcs necessity tor
general legislation dos iru-d to bring regulate II
into proper relation with facts Of business ~
they exist. Association urges that congress
provide federal Incorporation aud cNr'h-,'"
Federal regulation and civ" I q. q. n standing
RUE tu consider. IN h>iug rates, not only Wages
hut ever, other factor affecting cNtsns's. ~
alsu proposes creation nt r'gioual subrrr'uis
~iuu~, empowered to make orders which shalt VI"
valid unless appeal tlcrcirom Is hhcn To-
J. 4 4.
mo GRNNpE ~ TIIEIN -%l.crnr'' fnr
third week ~ sept gross earning. S",Iit, ''c.
g, ri from July | Sls;, io7, .,"'. tt,T's.
TTAI.\pEX MINING co Sighed contract
with IAN" Concentrating 90 10y ~hlrh latter
j. 20 install plant near mines at titan Apex
lnd extract ziuc values from ore Utah Ar"N
earnings. II = -Ili. arc now vt rate OF 81 .
.Vl"r auuu1ll, derived mlI,ly from lead
values tn ores there b'tu- only small aulu-
tity OF silver. zoli ind copper extracted
i%lrp"-e Of contract L. to recover lar-e zlu'
va'u = h,retofor" lost
\IoN fN'Ifb Reports frr AUGUST gro,
'arnins- sln.N ~. iu". $s.l,,.-' nsint N9v
aud stru't Sl.ar,c.I. tue Ss"i,5S. msut.
'Iuir Sl"if III. ir SNI.-,'. tI,nsf" ,i'".
g. Fr.1lI. me. ttl6.. "a not after tHN"~ All.
~. inc. sH.l,INi tur twu months vui,'i Nr..
Il gross earnings 81. vi ii. im s3.7%S.sl,,
n,aint. waN aud s'ru"t. 81. l.0.iil. me. SNG.T''
mHipt. EQUIP. s.. 0i5. yG. tur. si6p. ~, tran-pnrin
ton si.5'G. 80. inc. ss7i,sl9, net rftcr ,a&,s
$50 ~. luc. .i,,;6is2
The sun., 1916-09-28

dmtl"n Of shares from 5,ocn, 90 Of 81 par vaiuc
To ,Ti.l"v Of $40 par ,alW.
v JERSEY ZfNC GO -Decia rcd ,xtr,
dl'id'ni ~ luT. payable" Oct. 10 to stocs II
rr''rI nj nort, sept. ~. Disbursements for
year now total 6.'t, amounting 10 SCI. 1p,.0D
ONO COPPER co stockholders pro,cc.
NV" committee. " 4 Rogers. chairman. plans
itlrInrtlnit ot property prlUr To- continuation
OF ITS sale. set for Oct. 10 Assessment OF
about 81 - share planned Committee reported
To have pr"S,', representing about $1,000
shares OF stuck.
OLD EMMA LEASING co Closed contract
with Wasa'ch Power Co. to supply power for
ncw runpln. plant.
TENNESsEE COPPER co Attachments In
iivur Of W ". stiner & Son. a,ing
<'>" ~, vacated hv Justl'" ',"f. On
that plaintiffs had not presented sufficient
proof ut dama-c claimed
TOMMY NN'RNS GOLD MINING co Az
hli"Hti"u Ia lTcu mado to list stock on y.
\. curb market.
'TAi \rtA MINING co Closed contract
WIN I'm" CONCENTRATING Go to estsbli- y, plant
near minos amt Extract Guc values from ore
produced
VERNON MINING co Air drill. have hcen
started on l'pit. level ~ South Dakota VEN.
orc reported TO chow $50 copper.