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The daily morning oasis., 1919-06-29
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2f1S1uST1Gfl9Tu2JulT12FJ OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES

Yesterday morning Mr.. Allen T.
Bird, editor of THE OASIS went to
Hermosillo.
A SACRIFICE-Seven passenger
Studebaber 1918 Model guaranteed
machinically real bargain.
Address R AZ Montezuma Hotel.
Don't send your broken glasses
away. We make them here. Arizona
Optical Co.
Louis Hudgins, son of Mr.. and Mrs.
Louis Hudgins, has been awarded the
scholarship for Santa Cruz County
to the University of Arizona for the
coming year.
We grind any lens in few hours.
Arizona Optical Co.
Yesterday afternoon Owen Mercer,
the small son Of Mr.. Newton B. Mer-
Ger, celebrated his third birthday with
a kiddies birthday party. Twelve or
fifteen little ones being present for
the occasion.
Consult Arizona Optical Co. 239
Morley Avenue.
Word was received in Nogales yes
terday from Major V. A. Smoker,
Medical Corps, U. S. A, who landed
in New York Friday morning from
overseas service, to the effect that
he would return to Nogales within
short time.
Save your eyes. Consult Arizona
Optical Co.
On receipt of the news of the
signing of the peace treaty quite a
commotion was raised in Nogales
yesterday morning. Whistles were
blown, bells rung and the receipt of
the glad tidings was generally
heralded. An imprompt parade
headed by the 25th Infantry Band
was held.
The daily morning oasis., 1919-06-29
FINANCE-PROMOTION

THE OASIS has in course of pre-.
paration a very interesting interview
with an expert, upon the science OF
finance promotion Of valuable enter
prises of great merit, such as are to
be found at. every turn in Arizona
and on the West Coast of Mexico, and
the opportunities offered by Noga1es
as the seat of operation in furthering
grand work of that kind 1t will be
read wieh interest by everybody.
It appears in these columns this
morning.
The daily morning oasis., 1919-06-29
OSBORN-SCARSDALE

Yesterday afternoon at the Evans
Hotel Miss Osborn, of Los Angeles,
and Mr.. Herbert Scarsdale were
married by Judge Wilkey. Miss Os-
born arrived in Nogales on the morn
ing train meeting Mr.. Scarsdale who
had come up from the La Cobriza
Mining company's camp, where he is
employed in the auditing department
of the company.
Mr.. Scarsdale has but recently re-
turned from service with the A. e. r.
in France. Tuesday the bride and
groom go to Carlo thence to the La
Cobriza camp where they will make
their home.
The daily morning oasis., 1919-06-29
GOVERNOR GALES
WELCOMES NEWS

Last evening American Consul
Frank F. Dyer received the follow
ing telegram from General p. j..
Gales, Governor of the state of So
nora:
"With great satisfaction I learned
by your message of this date that
the treaty of peace had been signed
at Versailles. 1t should bring to the
world a new era of prosperity"
The daily morning oasis., 1919-06-29
TUCSON VS.. NOGALES

Today is the day on which the
Tucson baseball team will renew
their feud with the Nogales
Nationals and there is every
promise of fast snappy ball game.
The Tucson team will reach No.
gales this morning by train and from
all reports will be accompanied by a
big crowd of rooters.
The daily morning oasis., 1919-06-29
Cleaning and Pressing

NEW FASHION TAILOR SHOP
Soldiers Clothes made to measure
204 Grand Avenue. 6:15-tf
The daily morning oasis., 1919-06-29

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ing but the truth subscribe for The Oasis Delivered to
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WALL STREET
News and Gossip of To-Day's
Market-PreSent and Fu-
ture Prices.

Public buying .n the stock market
continued to-day ON large scale ana
prices OF most ISSUES again showed
pronounced strength In fact in
mnny respects the market WIS
broader and had more solid APP
pcarancc than al any time In ten
days or more
One reason FOR This was hat The
buying movement extended 20 thr
railroad list and these is~lcs were
active and strong Al times the low
priced railway issues were buoNaut
The day was again without news
Developments that would bo con
strued ns positively favorable. But
the speculative mood Is such that new
favorable news is not needed. There
Ia strong feeling az confidence
being unaffected that an era Of un-
precedcntcd prosperity viii c,oscJ
follow the actual signing ~ the peace
treaty, and current reports of un.
favorable business conditions are al
hut disrcgaryled markctwisc.
The action ~ T.. $. steel is ndi.
cative Of this within Il short space
OF time the dividend has been Gu
from II per cent to per cent. Noi
in the fac OF this steel has not beer
subjected t. a considerable amour
Of liquidation and continues 20 be
The evening world., 1919-05-02

silver orc hodies opened up there the
Cobalt district iu Canada Is showing
signs " greatly increased activity
and the Cobalt securities are H
briskcr 'cmand.
Directors Of General Motors Corpora
ton have recommended to stockholders
an amendment to the gOmpHnN's charter
increasing authorized issues NJ tebcn-
tIrc stock TO $500 600. 900 and i1cro1s-
ing authorized issue W common -tp Is to-
$500 00O. 900 \ special meeting VIII be
held June II to pass on proposed
amendment
Interest on Chicago Railways income
ts payable Thursday was not met
Directors at the last meeting decided
hat interest had not been earned and 10
IS due only 10 earned.
n. J. Dobbins has been elected 70
BOARD Of Directors OF the Chesebruugh
Manufacturing Company, TO succeed s.
4. Drew. Officers were reelected.
The stock Exchange has received the
following applications to list. United
Drug Company. 1891 O00 per cent. nol-
cumulative I'd preferred stock. aud
Pierce oil Corporation, Sl.2yi,2UO addi-
tional common stock.
Anaconda Copper CO.'S April pro
duction tutalled f3.7j0.0OO pounds cop
per against l3.9OO,O00 In March and
i2. 1000 in February
Miami copper co.'s April pro1uc-
tion totallrd t.4Eg.7iS pounds copper
against 4,55l.11j in March and i.462.-
SIS in February.
old Dominion April copper produs-
tion totalcd 2.3N9.OO0 pounds.
The evening world., 1919-05-02
FINANCIAL NEWS AND PRICES

sp,culaHy, favortc In to-day's
market it was the real lcader ad-
Naucing to 81. q gain Of 3-i points
for th. day Most Of 'hIs advance
was maintained to the end of the
session.
Other steel stocks were strong, FOL
lowing the leadership Of L. $. Stccl
Advances in these issues ~ from
one 20 two points were general
Officers ~ The Railroad Aim.nistra-
non VIII meet steel manufacturers
tp, lattcr part of next week Tor the
purpose OF adjusting the price dis
putc. and % ,s now the conconsus oi
Wall street opinion that y now
and sat -rlntory price schedule is
arrived lt tremendous buying
movement OF steel products will set
.n. steel stocks ar, being strongly
hu-nt uu This theory
Tho spectacular market perform
antr ~ tho day was the ri@. OF NOR"
than 100 points iu Texas & Pacific
Land Trusts 10 800 Oh developments
nj this property are Nhld 10 i' ~
yond the fondcst expectation. Iu'
the remarkable rise 100 This issue failed
fo materially help 'ho other OH shares.
sinclair OIL and ono CIIos Gas
showed gains. but Mexican poirol"wu
after advancing. to above lNl droppcd
Ib,cl 10 below ~. and Texas on. cal
ifprnin Petroleum, Oklahoma Produc-
/ ling. Pi,rcc on and others woro unnbl"
| 10 make much hcndwJv.
/ Atlantic Gul. winch ,uc speculative
element now .s Inclined 20 classify as
/ an oil issue because Of ITS acquisition
/ OF Mexican properties. mado "a new
/ hgh FOR the year At l52. % gain of
moro than ? points. Othcr con
uncuously strong spots were I. >.
| Realty up ( points. General Cigars
In which q newly formed hui pool is
The evening world., 1919-05-02
PlMLlCO ENTRIES

FIRST IlArE CLAIMING for tao war olds;
G.r and q iaI hglung l"7E lsa"r, lHi,
lsar lud: 'fannJ OnUk, lO0, 'lsIruct AuErD,
oR'pND RNCE cp.nn,. ,hrs.1'ar o,lS s1d
lt1aapI. r.N nu.upga 'T7i4ilnhrl. 100; cut 1Ns
Ma. IN. lualMfJ lla; s\Hsmpton, iO6 d;
'nursy Van lryyr a. a. Qu~n 4 The 50
lU5. uaevHs'k lu Mooltrap, il5. H,sne hmf
luO. ~" h,l.v umrN. lOp TunulV Maar,
10 MnrY, 10, koluunnr, 10; 'Mahncp
no ulAIruau entry
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~ ryrl swell, 10, lsasN uofnal ~
lt,l,r lEuSNr II. IL. Olnninry swift lli
VI Nuau ~ R,Niu" lihn rs; INsl.cS la.'
lirr IaTg LADY Nmpl, 90; Merry run,G
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ll2. LiraiD' lmpN lOo; ltnndag no; nT,
,ruTra 400. Do RIO. omar k'ayNas AN mp ~
SEVENTH NN'B- Cuml.r': rrs, yrar old
and u,Aanl. one mile MaNAlo ~, 'Rom's
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= Nu 1r,ylu,, alluNuns, ciarhsi
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The evening world., 1919-05-02
TO-DAYS PRICES
CURB

CURB
Opened steady. Houston Oh II i-2.
mp ~. Sinclair Gulf 81 and 81 IL.
Merritt on 30, steel Foundrics w. l.
IS ~. up is; Midwest Refining IA to
l76: Swift Int 81, up j: Inter. Cont
Rubber -
II o'clock prices: Boat. 10 20 i6;
Glcnrock. IA to Z ~, Inter. Pctro-
lcum, 90 TO 80; Hupp, 9 Ia 10 l-2;
n. Am T.. & p. 3-i TO rs. Mid
west, l75 to 176. Merritt. 81 5-s to 32.
=. Morris. 10 TO 10 Ia. cities Service
b. s.. 81 Is 10 81 -. swift Intcrna-
tonal, 50 10 Gi: LIBBY. 81 i-2 to ~;
Peerless, 70 - to % IL. Chalmers,
IA 10 81. Standard Motors \ to
3-4. Cramp, l2O 10 1913, Sinclair
Gas 57 3-A to JS Ii, Sinclair Oh
Warrants 800 to 32O; Inter. Rubber,
% TO 20 l-2. Anglo II l-2
to %; Houston. 1876 to i3O, Writing
Paper. to T. Buttcrwutth- JudsOn,
30 to 80. steel Foundrcs. 30 3-S 10
30 "a. Aetna, . IL to . "a, Asphalt
TO TO 6S. EndiCott-JOhnson, 73 TO "a,
Cosden, 8 5-S 10 81. Sapulpa, $ } 4
to IL; Nipissing, : as to . Is.
After gaining points to l32 HOus-
ton reacted 20 1870. Euiicutt- Johnson
sold 70, UP points. philip Morris re-
acted IL from the high To- II 81;
Int. Cont. Rub. "A 3-i up ! 81; SncL
Gult, jS up I 3-S; swift Int, 81 IL
up H.
Buttcrworth-J. 81 to .: Steel Fdrs.
w, 1856 - to 3-i, L. H. T.. IS, SO to
"a: Wilson 6s, "a "a to 8: Reming-
ton Typewriter, 81 10 3, Sapulpa,
3-S to IL; Cosdcn Il CO, 3-I to
rs: Gen. Asp. 80 - to ). Mdwst.
l76 to Z. Prairie oil n Gas, 40 to o..
Nor. Am. T.. a A., . "a to rs; Hupp,
3-S, to -: Nat. Anilinc, 81 L. TO
3. Ch.mrs. Mtrs.. IL to 81; Mrrt,
81 "a to =; GienroCk, Il to 3-S; Boat,
10 to .: Libby, 81 H. to >; Peerless,
70 IL to IL.
TWO o'clock prices were firm. Mid
west RIG. sold to 1884 up 10 points
TO new high. Caddo on touched "A
record high at Is. Inter Cont Rub
her 20 l-2, up -: Houston,
i3O IL, Off I - from high of day.
Boat, 10 TO 10 H.; Sine. Gdf, % IL
t. jS: Intcrcunt. Rubber, % 10 % -;
Int. Pet. % to 30; Swift Int. 81 tD
60: Libby 81 "a 10 81 IL. Writ.
ppr., - TO -; Anilinc, 81 L. TO
80: Buttcrworth-Jud 81 TO "a;
steel Foundrics, 35 to 80 -; Aetna,
"a to 10; Asphalt Go to 81; Endi-
colt johnson. "a to Is; Sapulpa, S 3-6
TO s 5-S; Mid west. 1872 IN 1884; y.
Am. +. Il r.. 8 "a to rs; Hupp
1-2 to 8 3-4: Fed. Oil 3 IA 20 3 3-S;
Caddo. a rs to As: Houston, 125 70
1873; Lima, ~ To -; Russ, 1-2s,
rs 1-2 to SO 1-2; Merritt. 81 IL TO
81 "a: +. Morris, IL SIS to l3.
The close was strong Houston 1872,
up 3: Merritt 81 SIS, off 3.S: Midwest
lS5 IL, up 9l-2: Prairie OH 75s. mp
IS; Swift Int 81 IL. up / l-2; Cramp
l2S. up 8: Int. Cont. - Ia, up Ia;
Sinclair Gulf 81 3-4, up Is
The evening world., 1919-05-02
STANDARD OIL STOCKS.

Standard Oil stocks are strong in
the outside market. Prairie OH q
Gas is 725 bid on a favorable Develop
ments in Ranger Field. where this
company has controlling interest to-
gether with Texas and Pacific Coal
a oil Co. AnglU-AmcriCan Oil is sell
ing at % In more active trading as a
result OF plan to lift license duty on
gasoline in Great Britain.
There is good buying in Union Tank
Line because of increased demand
for tank ears 10 transport crude oil
I'm big quantities from fields where
pipe line facilities are inadequate, es-
pecially from Ranger. Union Tank
Line has Jagged behind the STANDARD
group in its advance in prices not
withstanding that its possibilities in
way OF stock dividend are the sama
as most Of the other Standards. Tha
company last year earned close 10
$50 a share on It's $4,000, 600 stock be-
fore special deductions.
The evening world., 1919-05-02

Action now being taken by tho Dis
trict Attorncy's Office TO rid Wall
street OF swindlers who are offering
worthless securities for sale IA hailed
by responsible financial houses az
muCh-necdcd step in tho right dircC-
ton Tho hope is expressed on all
sides that the present investigation
will bo thorough and that Vigorous
attempt will be made to have a gen
cral financial house cleaning.
Tho number Of fake promoters has
increased IN a remarkable manner
since the present bull market first
got under way. Most Of these fake
promotions concern oil issues, which
ara now tho favorite medium Of pNIb-
lie speculation, but there are also a
large number of mining and other
issues included in the list. It is
well-known fact that tho amount OF
money received through the salo OF
these worthless stocks during tho
past several months totals many mil
lions of dollars
Tho success of these fraudulent
promoters has served to emphasize
the necessity of the formation OF a
Government body to pass upon the
Legitimacy Of any security to be Of
fcrcd for public subscription. The
creation OF a committee with powers
similar to those held by the Capitals
Issues Committee during the war is
| being earnestly recommended.
A favoritc method OF procedure OF
( fraudulent promoters is aS follows:
| They have worthless stock which,
| II may bc assumed, they are Offering
! TO the public at 81 per share. rhcy have
two or more of their representatives
appear in the open market and trade
IN the stock, one buying and selling
to the other ut say $i.25 or $3.50 per
share. These Of course, are in reality
fictitious transactions, but they are
quoted to prospective purchasers for
the purpose OF illustrating what ar
excellent bargain they are securing
in the stock at 81 per share, or .;
or 30 cents under the market price
To those unacduainted with the way,
OF these financial parasites II servc'
as eNCcllcnt bait.
Because the District Attorneys
office has announced that, as the first
step in their investigation, they vii
summons the governing committee o
the New York Curb Association I,
tell what they know of these fraudu'
lent transactions. the impression
might arise that all brokers wh'
trade In the outside or curb marko
are members OF that association
This is not the case. As matter
now stand there In nothing to preven
any two or more men from appcarin
ON the curb market and tradin
amongst themselves.
The evening world., 1919-05-02

a"rrcsNvely NJ work, up 3 points and
international Agricultural preferred
which rose points on favorable
dividend expectations.
Activity continued 10 the end OF
the session aud the succession OF mill
ion share day swas unbrokcn. PROFIT
taking was IN evidence IN the late
trading and part of the early gains
were lost, hut there were no convinc-
inr indications that there will be an
carly lot-up to bullish activities.
The evening world., 1919-05-02
Roy scnut. Mrct At Ringhnmton.

BlNGUANTON, y. Y. May 2.-Iarge
delegations Of Roy Scout representa-
tives from all parts OF New York and
Pennsylvania are here for the inter-
with an address by National Field
Scout Master John r. Boardmah
The evening world., 1919-05-02

buying. Selling was scattered and
uuimportant. There was fair com
mission Business mostly OF buying
variety on hand and at the end OF
the first half hour prices were main
tanning opening levels.
Two O'Clock prices were: May,
1876 Dff q: July 2G7j on r.
The evening world., 1919-05-02
Outside MARKETS

Boston opened firm. An. Bosch
SO I-2. up IA: Stewart &c 3-4; Swift
l46, up /; Warran Bros. A, up / Ia.
Philadelphia opened steady. Union
Traction 3s is: Prt. Tc. "a: Philadol-
phia Electric LIST 81 "a, up Ia
The evening world., 1919-05-02

Opened firm May, 2s 40, up 81; July,
271O, up % August, "a, NJ 20
Noon prices were: July 2670, on
is; October 24S6, or 16.
The Liverpool spot market opened
quiet, Prices were steady Sales
totaled 5000 bales. receipts ~, OOO bales,
including 5000 Am. bales. Good
middllngs. 1884, middlings, 1890
Futures opened steady.
on frst cali prlces were ur 70 10
27 points, with trade and Liverpool
The evening world., 1919-05-02
NOTES

In their review The Market An
.nalist, Schmidt q Deery say: THE
great interest Of the public in any
thing pertaining to oils has been
demonstrated during the past week
in heavy buying OF certain low priced
rails which appear to be connected
with this industry. One after an
other of these rails which have rights
OF way in Texas, Oklahoma, Kansas
and other leading oil states have been
taken up by both investors and traders
and quite substantial market advances
registered. This has helped TO
strengthen the general market condi-
tion. as the rails OF III classes are
recognized as quite sound investments
ana commitments therein Will offset 70
some extent the over indulgence IN
different speculative Issues whlGh
have attracted a large following In
our opinion, the market Tor some
timo will be reactionary In some
directions and 1t will be good time
to accumulate selected issues Oh
merit"
In their comment on the market
Jones & Baker say: Predictions
made hv Government officials that
over dollar silver prices would DC
| maintained for ten years has been re-
nccted in the market action OF SILVER
mining securities. At these prices q
handsome profit can be realized by
many mines. While market interest
lis largely centred in the Tonopat
and Divide stocks because or the rlcf
The evening world., 1919-05-02
GRAIN

Corn, May, up 5 IL 10 - ,Juiy
IS: July. Oats. or ~ to 3-S; Sep
tcmber. off - to as.
Clement -Curtiss report gives COndi-
ton ot winter wheat at 99.6 per cent,
which is I per cent over last month,
and the indicated crop at 905 900, 600
bushels.
The evening world., 1919-05-02

E S. #% = EE
During March The WmM published
1,435,480 agate lines of paid adver-
tiSing, 0Mich soa5 $3.50 more than
the same month last year.
During 1913 The World published
total of 14,754,242 agate lines of
advertising-almost as much as the
Herald and AmerIcan confirmed.
So far this year. January, February
and March, The WorH printed
3,725,552 lines of paid advertising,
a gain of $50, 26S lines oUer the same
period last year.
Fortunate experience has educated
advertisers to the fact that WmId
advertising guarantees the highest
possible percentage IN results in
the Great Metropolis, because its
circulation is concentrated in the great
Ne2C York City market.
Wmld advertising pays all classes
of advertisers-from the user of the
small want" ad to the buyer of
large display space.
Volume of advertising is the antai7ing
barometer of advertising efficiency.
The WorH has maintained its
prestige in the richest city in the
| world.
IS Ef S s. 81 81 E5
BECAUSE
VT PA VS.
ADVERTISERS
The evening world., 1919-05-02

BANKING AND FINANCIAL.
The evening world., 1919-05-02
MONElY-

can, mixed collateral 5l-2; all in
dustrial per cent
Fine money market is quiet With
little lending at 3-i per cent for
nearby dates. Money Is offered IN
small volume at this rate. Renewals
are also made at 53-4 per cent, for
thirty, sixty and ninety day periods
Mixed money is unchanged at 8 L.,
to "a per cent
There is little II any change in the
commercial paper situation. Better
names OF regular maturities are dis
counting in moderate volume at IL
per cent with occasional transactions
at Ia per cent. for choice paper OF
short maturity. Country banks are
the principal buyers
There is a much better market foi
prime hank acceptanccs and both To-
| cal and interior banks are buying
! Rates are unchanged
Spw Deliver ~ mys. 20 Days
Fl Mrn Bss A5lGail4 43l6a4
| 81 Non Mem
Bana ........ ,lbiO 4a16lA
Iuel IN Bh .... . "A a4al 5l4 a. T.
thirty days delivery -- Eigibl
member banks i7-lG-B; eligible non
| member banks 4l-2-B; incligibl
bank balances en- IN.
Market dun and easier. Dcman'
sterling shaded on 10 400 rs am
franc checks to 6.O7 5-S. Lire cable
D.. reacted TO 7A2; Swiss cables to 4.9S
Pescta cables 2O.3O; stockholm cab a.
. 1870 Sterling, demand, Sc rs, ca
hlcs A67 81, francs, demand, 60
cables sos as, lire demand, $50, ca
hlcs, 749; gllildors, demand, 40 l-N
cables, 40 5-l6.
. | ~ u
The evening world., 1919-05-02

Opcncd strong. September. 1859;
October, l716 bid: December, 1928
bid. March. II bid.
ii30 prices were. May, 1890: July,
lT.9S. september. lGJj; December,
1900: March 1890
The big advance Of 40 to 50 points
made on the first call came as
surprise TO most traders. American
houses i'm Santos were said to be
heavy buyers In distant months
European and Western interests also
bought The selling became general
during tho first hour and a half. De
Ccmbcr lost 80 points OF It's gain, SELL
ing to 1890. Al noon new buying
orders stcadIed the market. Dcccm-
bcr sold back 10 Il. Near positions
were s'cady. Western buying through
Wall street houses is said TO be Tor
operators who have made big profits
in other commodity markets. Pcs'si
mistic reports continue to crop out
on havoc frost wrought to crops last
summer.
The evening world., 1919-05-02
DIVIDENDS.

United Profit Sharing Corporation
regular semi annual dividend OF per
cent. and an extra dividend OF per
cent, payable June ,.
Porto Rican American Tooacco
regular quarterly dividend Of 3 per
cent. payable in scrip June >.
May Department stores has de-
clarcd two quarterly dividends OF
liz per cent. on common stock, pay
able May 81 and Sept. l. Previously
the company had been paying IA
per cent. on the common stock.
Illinois Central RR Co. regular
quarterly dividend OF 1 "a per cent
payable June ..
Pcnnok OIL CO.. initial dividend of
2j cents, payable June 3.
The evening world., 1919-05-02
METALS

Metal Exchange quotes copper
quiet. spot. If rs TO 10 3-S; May, 10
10 u 3-S: June. 10 is to 1910; July,
10 IL to 1850; August. 1880 TO
1862 -: September, ljAO to 1850;
Octohcr. 1870 to 1880. Lead quiet;
spot May-June offered 4.yO Spelter
dull. spot. $50. May. $50 to COZ IL;
June. $50 to sos: July, $50 to clio:
August. to G15; september. G.Oo
to G.17 IL: October. $40 to % IL.
The evening world., 1919-05-02
EAf.NTNGS

Pacific Coast Co.-March gross,
4l5S39. Dec. 100000: net Otter cNp
51.O52. Dec, 1926; mos. gross A.
1S4.756, Dec. jl2.J7j; net after OK,
569.77g. Dec. 247,S75.
General Asphalt.-Hear l9lS-nct
profit after chgs and war taxes OF
Sl,36l. .Ol6 equal after pfd divs To $7.lS
a share on S9.S62, 900 outstanding
common stk, agnst net profits of ST.
Ol9.35O or $3.7l a share shown in
previous report which covered IL
months ended Dec 81, 1917.
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discretion with the appro, al of the Gov
ernor.
End Member for Chri~stiansted Town
lCanegata remarked: Mr.. Chairman.
The procedure to be adopted seems diff
cult. If no objection | would propose a
meeting of the whole House today and
the Council can later appoint a special
committee of 7.
The Chairman put the members pro-
posal to the vote.
IL voted for; none against.
The Chairman remarked: This matter
goes over until after recess.
ITO be continued.
The mail schnr. Creole left at S
p. m. yesterday for st. Thomas.