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The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1916-04-21
Making the Little
Farm Pay
By G. c. BOWSFlELD


Neglect of fruit growing is fragrant
in the middle west, but the modern
idea of securing larger returns per
acre from the land will in a few years
result in a revival Of horticulture.
No matter how large or how small
farm is nor where it is situated, If
timber will grow there, wise land
owners will give reasonable amount
of attention to fruit They will man
age their orchards intelligently and
make them pay at the rate of 5000 to
$500 an acre. AS land grows in value
farms naturally decrease in size and
owners come to realize the need of
making every acre count to the Ut
most Of it's earning capacity without
destroying soil fertility.
Experts fully agree that orchard land
may be made to return good income
while the young trees are coming to
maturity. There are many crops that
can be handled in an orchard without
hurting either soil or trees, and per-
sons cultivating small tracts will feel
like using them to make the ground
profitable every year instead Of wait
ing five or six years for the fruit trees
to mature.
l am more and more convinced of
the wisdom of planting fruit trees far
Their apart than is customary. Forty
feet apart each way is none too much
for apples. pears and cherries, but
while the root system of these trees is
developing there is good opportunity
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YOUNG FRUIT TREES COMING TO MATURITY.

YOUNG FRUIT TREES COMING TO MATURITY.
to raise variety Of crops in the or
chard. Even after the trees are in
bearing there will be little harm in cul-
tivating vegetables and flowers be-
tween the rows, provided care is shown
in working the land. Raspberries and
currants will work nicely in this scheme
for few years and perhaps perma-
nently. Beans and peas are excellent
crops to raise in an orchard, as they
pay well, are good nitrogen gatherers
and do not interfere with the roots of
the trees in ordinary cultivation.
Bushes and crops Of all kinds should
be kept a few feet away from the
trees.
Apple trees will thrive and do we'll
on almost any soil which has had good
preparation, but different kinds Of soil
require different treatment. Loamy
land is naturally rich in plant food
Hence it will require little If any ma
nuring in it's preparation. But it should
be deeply stirred and thoroughly brok-
en- up by subsoiling. This loamy earth
H.,
seldom becomes compacted.
A clay soil is the most difficult to
prepare and often requires manuring
as we'll as thorough blowing and sub
soiling. 1t should also be frequently
stirred during the summer and espe-
cially as soon after each rainfall as
possible to prevent it from baking and
becoming compacted. This becomes
even more important in seasons of long
droughts. Persons putting in large or
chards will do we'll to study the sub
ject of dynamiting the ground, espe-
cially If the soil is heavy. Sandy land
is generally lacking in plant food.
An elevated bit Of land is best for
fruit, but while a gentle slope is rec
commended a steep hillside is not de-
sirable. Good results usually follow
from spring planting, and the young
trees may be either one year or two
years old.
Apples are a profitable crop in all
states which produce timber, and there
are hardy varieties which grow we'll in
the extreme north. For New England.
New York, pennsylvania, Indiana, ILL.,
nois, Michigan, Wisconsin, Canada and
northern localities generally the fol-
lowing varieties Of apple are suggest
cd: Yellow Transparent, Early Harvest.
Red Astrakhan, Duchess of Oldenburg.
Golden Sweet, Trenton Early. Early
Strawberry, Primate, Maiden Blush,
Jersey Sweet, Rambo, Porter, Fall
Pippin. Bailey Sweet, Fameuse, Shia-
wassee Beauty, Wealthy, Grimes
Golden, Jonathan, Red Canada, De-
licious, Tompkins King, Northern Spy.
Sutton, Wagner, Esopus, Spleen
burg, Rome Beauty, Roxbury Russell,
Baldwin, Ben Davis, Rhode Island
Greening,' Stark, Winesap, York I'M
perial, Lansingburg and Yellow New
ton.
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P. PUBLIC SALE

Attention investors! Land at
your own price, iii. =. -.
The administrator OF the estate OF
Joseph Hindahl, deceased, will sell
at public auction, at the east front
of the court house of Beltrami
county in the city of Bemidji, May
10, 1915, at ten O'Clock A. M, the
so-called Hindahl farm in the Town
of Hagali, 100 acres, viz: NEA,
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swered by letter addressed to the
given In the I'd. Pioneer en-
ployes are not permitted to tell who
any advertiser IL. Mail or send your
answer to Pioneer No.. or Initial
and We forward it to the ad-
veItiser.
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TRIMMING tho Trees.

Trimming tho Trees.
Trim little every year rather than
much in any one year. Peach trees
require more pruning than most trees.
At least half Of the new growth
should be removed each season.
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~FOREcLosURE SALE.

YoSRKMHMEsSRsY' " vAS wAaESEN snd
EMILY n VAN. wAGENEN, plaintiffs,
against EUGENE GORDON. ct al. De-
PENDANTS. Action No. /.
In pursuance OF a Judgment OF fore.
closure and sale. duly made and entered In
the above entitled action and bearing date
the sith Day Of April isl'. ! the under;
named, viii sell at public auction. at thu
Exchange Salesroom, No. 1916 Vesey
street. in the Borough of Manhattan. City
OF New YORK, on the IN day Of June, lsls:
al J: o'clock noon on that DAY. by JOSEPH
=. DAY, Auctionccr, the premises directed
by said Judgment TO be sold, and therein
ALL that certain piece OF ground, with
the building thereon erected, Situated or
the Easterly side OF Third Avenue In the
Borough OF Manhattan. city OF New York,
BEGlNNING at a point in the f~s.,erly
corner Of Third Avenue and one Hundred
and Firth street, running thence Eastcrly
parallel with said street, part of the way
through a party wall seventy four feet.
thence Southerly parallel VII Third Ave-
nue. twenty-five feet three inches; thence
Westerly parable with on. hundred aud
of Third Avenue. and thence Northerl.
along IN" E@asterlv line OF Third. Avenue
twenty hve feet three inches to the poiu,
known by the street Nurnher 1898 Third
Avenue, IN the Borough of Manhattan, city
OF New York.
Dated, New yor&, May nth. 1915.
GEORGE " WELLER Referee.
ALEXANDER & GREEN. Attorneys for
plaintiffs, one. and =. Q. Address i.C
Broadway. Borough of Manhattan
tn. following :. diagram Of IN. prop.
Third Avenue:
,o5,h s,r.s,
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SALE.

YoRK-mENRY W. vAS wAGENEN and
EMILY . VAN WAGENEN, Plaintins,
against BERNARD GORDON ct al. De-
PENDANTS. Action No. .
In pursuance OF a judgment Of fore
closure and sale, duly made and entered In
the shove-entitled action. and bearing date
the 18th day of May. 1915. J. the under.
named, viii sell a, public auction, at the
Exchange Ssiesroom, No. lt-ls Nesey
street. IN the Borough Of Manhattan. city
Of New York. on the 7th day OF. June, Ials:
at ~ o'clock noon on that day, by JOSEPH
=. DAY. Auctioneer. the premises directed
by said judgment 10 he sold. and therein
l. that certain piece OF ground, with
the building thereon erected. situated on
the Easterly side Of Third Avenue In tho
Borough, of Manhattan. city OF New York.
BEGINNING alta point on the East.rly side
NJ said Third Avenue. distant seventy fvs
feet eight inches son,herly from the South.
Hundred and Fifth street. and running
thence Sou,herly along the Easterly s'de
of Third Avenue twenty-five feet one Inch
and .Fifth street seventy. four feet; thence
Northeriy parallel with Third Ayenne
parallel with one Hundred and Fifth
street to and through . party wall sew.
enty-four feet TO the Easterly line OF Third
Avenue At the point Of beginning: being
Manhattan, City Of New York. 49,.
Dated. New Yor&. May.i7th. 1918.
LOUIS wendell. JR. Referee.
riaintims, ono. and r. o. Addr.s. i:o
srcsdway' Borough Of Manhattan
The following Ia = diagram Of the pror:
Third Avenue:
tnE,k S,s
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SUPREME COURT. COUNTY OF NEW
Flanagan Realty Company and others. De-
nosh". ,,.u.
closure aud saie. duly made and entered In
tho shove-entitled action and bea ms date
. 4: ara s a.s Of 2.,s Mss' ms IL .a !; ne ,.a sna:5;
named, will sell at public suction, al the
EyshsnSe tsaissroomi 20, LIS vsry
OF New York. on tho lt day OF June. 1915.
At ~ o'clock noon on that day. by JOSEPH
7. DAY. Austioneer, the premises. directed
described as follows
AL ,ta, certain lo,. pie. or parcel .,
he Rorcush OF Manhattan Of the civ Of
York. now known by the street and mum
bcrs D.. : and 3 Vest e5th street. and
'0 HEnfS ~ d's s, a poi as i nm fSs Sor,,.,,v
side OF Sjth street distant one hundred
and twenty hve feet Ig5) Westerly from
the Norther,y side or s5th street With the
westerly side OF central Park West; run
PAS Pans ' WcS, one hnndr.pd TOO fe...ss t as.'ts s,
inches to the centre line OF the block
,Ss"G So, WIs,Tsiy "i"EF ne centre In. o.
fye ,95l feets thence sou,herly parallel
Win central PARK IVES, aud part OF III.
uoOp fee, nve 90 inches to the Northeriy
side OF sjth street; thence Easterly along
the same ninety-tN" t95) feet 10 the point
or place Of beginning TOGETHER with
all fixtures and articles attached 10, or
used In the operation ~ said premises. MI
Of which were declared to be covered nv
said mortgage. together with the appurte
nances, and all the es'at. and rights OF the
mortgaEor In and to said premises,
Dated, New YORK., MAY s, 1916.
RICHARD y II, HEATING. Referee
DAVIS, SYMMES g. S~CHREIBER, Attor.
nc,s for Plaintiff. Once and Post ono.
Address. SIS Liberty street. New York
City.
The following Ia a diagram ~ tho prop.
srty to he sold It's street Numbers are S.
: and ! ". s5th street.
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~R0RECLOsuRr sAIrs

SUPREME COURT, NEW YORK co,,,>~
4: PHILB1N aud CH1IHGirrYY
x. az Executors n, anG Tr, go
Hss,s snosr 'n Doris, as' W., ana tes'sm.h, o.,
against PRuDENTIAL Bo%n f,,1Mr..,
GAGE COMPANY. and Others. bef.nmSphi.
In pursuance o. a judgment o, low,
the shove entitled action aud be@a 70
the 25th. day of April. 1915 T. n. h.''
signed, the referee In said judgment nsns.
saiesroom' .SEoss. ,; 1Iiss'' Ss,6 AZ s sire s'cha,,,
Borough. Of Manhattan. CIV, Count" s,nns
state 9aNew YORK, on the 's, DAY .,
day. by Samuel GoldSick.r' III ths.
the premises directed b, SAID jud m.n,e.si.
be sold. and therein described az fSios,."
land. with the buildings ami imnroyewro t
thereon erected; situate. wing and being
New York. In the County and state 81 S...
York, bounded and described a. fol'oe.r''
bbGiNNlNG q! a point Of M" southern,
corner of Morton aud Bedford Str..,,y
.un r th.nss .SpthsTly r%9rs,lcl q, n..tiy
wall feet s inches Themes w.,S,smryy
parallel with the sou,heriy .ide o, Mor,oss
Bedford street IS feet inch.. 10 -.
Ess,eriy' along n. sou,Serly I'D I'D. 'h..h.'
ton street "a feet 81 inches to IN. no,,,
or place Of beginning Be the said s,S.t.'
distances and dimensions more or e
Said premises being now known by ,hs
street Number 40 Morton .Sttecr' VI"
SUBJECT TO THE FOLLOWING. N.
West wall of the building on the ssov.
described premises encroaches two lnct.s
t2") on the premises adjoining on IN. a.,,'
but said wall may remain uuiis'urb.i,
variations between the fences and ths re-.
ord lines: encroachmcnts by stoop ava
areas on. the street: projections nv ~corric.s
the street.
Dated. New York. MAY s.h. 1915
RICHARD NJ. MARTIN. R.s.,..
D. STANWOOD MENKEN. Attorney "a,
Plaintiffs. once and Post Orr. A.
dress: $3.50 william street, Boro1,.
Of Manhattan. New York CITY
The following Is a diagram Of N. rrs,.
srty to he sold, It's street Number /. Il
Morton street:
Morton street.
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The approximate amount Of the Han or
charge. TO satisfy which the sbove-de-
scribed property Is TO be sold. Is NINE.
SEVENTY 3i.lOo DOLLARS Vis.67o.sD.
May, 1916, together with the costs and
allowance amounting to t3ja.ss, with In
The expenses Of the sale, tn. approx.
mate amount Of the taxes, ASSIGNMENTS
and water rates. or other liens, which are
to he allowed to the purchaser out OF the
purchase money, or paid BY the Referee.
y 1<72s5 and Interest.
Dated EEoov,ss xvi wvTEsokI..' ~: IT,, ,' Referee.
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IN FoRECLosuRE.-s Ir'.m. -r-r.
New York Count. -juiDu I0.,' t'rpiu
OF New NorS;, fis'nNr, aee.'e Ns-,,a
Pendants County clerks in!'r - :}'d
year lelS--AII.er ktrr IHus < 'gsNoti,
Plaintiffs At'o'rcys, - Er-ut"ay. Mas
Pursuant TO Jude neu' '%r'-r-1 Ap''
1916. the undersigned -. -. At pgs''
suction. at The EAcharg- "a . 7'u, Nv
city OF New York. az J.. = \ r.-7 st
June lat. 1915. hy Joseph =. I'a, ' ''on
Ger, the mortgages preru.ses ..''@i y
said judgment 10 he sod HiI '.."7 4t
scrihcd as follows: =.
land. with the hu'li'ug and 'nr-'v' -
thereon erected, s,'le'' Nus '''rs !,
New York, IN the County 49, --s e Nv
York, bounded and drsrfi.'l 30, ~,
Beginning 1t Tho point oj f'."rs'".'n y
tn. southcr,y SIDE OF p4.ar -.rsr VI
N. westerly side ~ tattoo ',m-t
New ELM street, aui r.u ,Hftt
Southerly along IL" N"ster = - "a.
Lafayette street, Eighteen N TO- -"
81 inches to the souihea -'r.." a. 81
Independent wal STANDING .u ' -"
hereby described aui ru'H c 20 " ~
following courses amt lis sr :"
westerly sid. OF Laf"Nci|" ,'.'..H.t ""
Flml street ~ u MERRIAM N-.'. Sc"
g. minute west Tweu't ...... ="
three 90 inches along 49," fs'l
face 81 said wal North = boa. rH
utes west Nineteen On fr"' 't. s ~
half i.i9I inches a'orv q e 'rNr -
tween two ind'poutcr' walls
grees i" mlnutes lts' '"N . -.
and one-half ,H'g 'n.lr- So ..,
gr.cs I minutes Et.' 'N''.' "'...
s.,en aud onr-ha't 49, % hoe 80 ~"
two mentioned ,ulrso- r.ri c '",,
two independent walls 90 ''' ~,
one Hundred ant se,ert'-nr- ~,
eleven and onC-hAf 49,. 'v.. q fa''..,
from the essterlv s'd' ~ 'i ~ r..
siors IN. .on,heriy. .,io ~ = a.. S'''
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SUPREME COURT. COUNTY OF NEW
YORK How ard wiliets. Henry n Hoy, an.
Frank l. Hall, as trustees Of an express
trust crea,ed for the oeneht OF + Msy WY;
others. a, PENDANTS.
In pursuance OF a judgment Of toreclosYs
and sale. iuly made and entered IN the above
entitled action. and bearing date tn. 18Th iy
of MAY, l'ls. I the undersigned the ref4re.
in said judgment named, WILL s"ll a. publ.
auction. ~ the Exchange Salesroom. NJ ;ti
vesey Street, IN the Borough Of Manhs,'M
City of New York. on tho 18th dsv u Jun.
islc. a, /: o'clock noon on that day Nv joseph
y Day, auctioneer, the premise \ ro'el h
said iuismen, 10 be sold. and therein n
scrlbef a. follows:
Al tina, certain lot piece or parcel ot. la-t
with the buildings and improvement 'her'.
erected, situate. lvlu- and being u, the R~
oush of Manhattan of the CTS Of Sew yo't
m the County and state OF Ne" iork
bounded ana described a. folloas
of West one Hunired su1 Thi,'s seco.
street distant on" nuuir"n feet w.s'>,.y from
the n~nrihvcs'crlv corner OF one Hundred ~
Thirty .Se'oid Stratt and Amsterdam Avenus'
runnips thence nLr,hcrly, parallel .IiN An
s,erdam Avenue, ninety nine foot e'c'''
inches: tbenc. westerly. parallel 9TH 90.
Hundred and Thir,, second Street 'wor'v ~.
see, thence sou,herly. parallel w" in,'f
dam AveJrs, HIn"'s nm, iec' ,,'''. '.'f,
to the uSrteriy sldo 81 Ono Hu'.fa' -
Thirty second street aud theme o.Csry.
along the northerly slide ut ono n r.".i I'd
Thirty second Street. went, tNo feet l. ~
fnlIt OF tiAcF pi NrlNlNl-
Subject TO, together with the housf' - ~
agreement as 10 encroa"hm"N' r~''Hr'c1 n
her IL Of section Of Convey aulrs rassr
SAID premises being now known ~ an. NJ
the street number fve hundred and th's
IVES, One Hundred amt Thirty ~,ur. ~r"
Dated New York. MAY nh 1870
HAROLD { M~ENpEL>uN Referee
FRANK r. WALL,
Attorney for Plant ~.
once and Post Ohice address. No - Hrn,t
Street. Borough OF Manhattan So York
City. y Y
The following - n diagram ~ 'rc w-H,"v
to he sold. its street number : sH ~ q
street. New York City:
~ ." i.
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ELECTIONS AND MEETlNGA.
T.. 1. du POINT de- MEMOIRS POWDER
COMPANY.

-
A Special Meeting OF the stockholders Of
the +, /. dl Pont de Nemours Powder
COMPANY will be held on the. 9Th day n
June. 1916. at twelve o'clock noon, AZ
Inc principal Office Of the Company. No.
81 Newark street. Hoboken. New Jersey,
for tho purpose ~ sking action upon a
resolution Of the Board Of Directors,
adopted April 2fth. 1915. declaring that II
In advisable to decrease the capital stock OF
tho Company from sixty million dollar 10
IsAr million dollars by reducing the ma
,sIue Of three hundred and my thousand
shares OF common stock authorized by the
Certificate ~ Incorporation from 800 per
share to $1,000 per share, and by reducing
tho two hundred and nfty Thousand shares
of preferred stock Of the par value of 800
zach to hy" thousand shares OF the pa r
value ~ 500 each by retiring two hundred
Mud fortN-hve thousand shares owned by
The COMPANY. and that Article ". ~ the
'"Ttihcaie Of Incorporation be afnended
accordingly, and that n meeting Of this
stoctholiers to take action on this resoIu.
0sscs above mentioned.
ALEXIS l. du POINT. Secretary.
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The approximate amount Of he lien "
charge to satisfy which the sbov. GO.
scribed property Is TO be sold. is rweny.
six thousand Two hundred and fi'y
CS?s. 25oJ Dollars. together with interest,
thereon from the 18th day OF April. 1915,
together with the costs and allowance
amounting to Three hundred and seventy.
eight and 32-lo0 Cs37s.3.l Dollars. viii ~.
terest from April 20. 1915. together with
the expenses OF the sale. The aprroNma..
amount Of the taNcs. assessments ant
water rates. or other liens which at. TO b.
allowed To the purchaser out % The pg'.
chase money. or paid by the Referee. u
1885, and interest.
Dated, New York. May sth. 1914
RICHARD NJ. MARTIN. Referee
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West sjth 81.
This approximate amount Of the lien ~
charge, TO satisfy witch tho above Je-
scribed property * 10 lie sold. Is Ten Thou.
sand siNiS IN aud bb-lhn $40, O66 bG, Dol.
lars, with interest thereon from the .Sth
day OF Aprll. 1915, together with the costs
and allowance amounting to Four hundred
four aud S3-lO0 ,StOaG3b Dollars, with IN,
terest from May b. 1916. together with tho
expenses OF the sale The approximate
amount OF the taxes, assessments aud water
rates. or other li"us, which are 70 be al.
lowed I, the purchaser out ~ tho purchase
mnney. or paid hv the Referee, IL lively.
HUNDRED uui Fifir Dollars aud interrst.
SAID premises viii he sold subject ,o 4,
prior mortgage" for one hundred fva thor
sane sos oh0l Dollars, with interest at
the rate OF 80 from February !, 1915,
Dated. New York, May &, 1916.
RICHARD J. d. kEATIS0. Referee,
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The approximate amount ~ the lion or
charge. TO satisfy which the above de-
scribed property is to be sold. Ia NINE
TEEN THo!'SAND. THREE. HUNDRED
THIRTY FIVE $4,000 DOLLARS Vl9,-
day OF February. 1915. together with thu
costs and allowance amounting to $3.50 n,
with interest from April 2ath. 1915. to.
Gethrr with the expenses 81 the sale. The
approximate amount OF the taNcs, asses
nents and water rates, or other liens.
which are to he allowed to the purchaser
out OF the purchase money, or paid BY the
Referee, is $4,000 and Interest.
Dated c nsH 5Hfs IVY li1ni l'a:,.
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The approximate amour, ~ fr. o. :
charge, 20 satisfy which the above D"s -
property IL 10 h sold, = 'wcrf, 10 'rrs 4
two hundred twenty-sN and Hq " '1 -
SO cas 09l. with interest thereon from 80 ~
day of May, 1876. together Wit mo .H.- !
allowance amounting TO three ... ''"' O. &c
five and lS.loo dollars SEQ 49, "S
from Mas 18th, i9lt. toEtth.r Vf'. 'r. Of.
pensrs OF the sale Two apurNVIm4'H ,w1 I
of the taxes. assessments and "s'"" 'S's
or other liens. which are TO he b, HN. ' -
purchaser ont OF the purchase WlH,t 1" usi
by the referee. is two tuu1r'i f0rr'N 'pi
and &0.l00 tS2.& &0) dollars ART frfor".
These premises are to he >u.1 st'.'' - ~
conditions or state OF facts a. dr's' - Or
vey may show
Dated New York, Nav c't '7F
HAROLD L. MENDEl sos, Rs'.re
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DELAWARE 4 HUDSON COMPANY.

New York, May 81, 1916.
\ quarterly dividend of TWO AND ONE.
QUARTER on PER CENT. on the cap
ital stock OF this Company viii be paid 1T
che ONCE OF the Company. ~ Nassau
street. In this city, on and after Tuesday,
June 20, 1915, to S,ockholdcrs OF record al
close of business 10. day.
by order Of the Board Of Managers
A. WALKER, Treasurer.
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THE CHANDLER MOTOR CAR COMPANY

FFIHH! MAY %, TFTN.
Notice Ia hereby given that at a meeting
Of the Board OF Directors Of The Chandler
Motor Car Company OF Cleveland. Ohio.
held May eth, 1915. 4 regular quarterly
dividend Of two C?I per cent, and an extra
dividend OF one-half "a per cent. were
declared, PAYABLE July I, 1916. to stock.
on June 18th, 1916.
IsADoR GRossMAN, Secretary.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-05-31
RECEIVERS NOTICES.
DIVIDENDS AND INTEREST.
NEW YORK TRANSIT COMPANY,
20 Broadwa
49,. NH-.l

70 BroadWHy,
New York. May %. 1913.
A dividend Of $500 per share has been
declared on the Capital Stock Of this Com
payable July Is. 1915, TO stockholders
OF record at the close OF business June 20,
1916.
All communication regarding paymsnt
or change Of address should be sent to the
undersigned not later than July .. 1915.
GEORGE CHESEBRO'. Secretary.