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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-04-08
NOW SELLING
AT PAR
S1.OO
in BURKBURNETT
FROM A BROKERS' STANDPOINT

The Company offering stock-see it from their stand
pont-which is bound be prejudiced Nothing offered
is better than what they offer. A BROKER LOOKS AT
1T DIFFERENTLY He must consider his client if he
hold him. and brokers really must hold their eli
ents. When speak of brokers mean the class of
brokers that have promotion, that simply handling
stocks buying and selling strictly commission basis
FROM A BROKERS' STANDPOINT we are discussing
in this announcement-the BURKBURNETT FIELD-and
particularly the offering yesterday of BILLIE BURK OIL
COMPANY.
In the first place. the Bmkbunett oil field has today
dividend payers than any other oil field IN the world
and again has big dividend payers than any other field
In yesterdays paper list of monthly dividend payers
ranging from twenty-five per monthly five hundred
per cent monthly, gave list Of fysx companies and the
BURKBURNETT OIL FIELD is the only oil field that &C
tualy has the endorsement of the Saturday Evening Post
Operators and investors that familiar with the field
and watch the development will actually tell you the day
that a well will in-several days IN advance.
Just show you what careful study of the field means
wish to make statement about wells that viii
in this week and next Cut out this announcement and
hold for reference and how we the
tual facts.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-04-08
JANE LOUISE viii Have Well Not Later Than
Friday Night, April fifth

We have watched the financing of this company
hundred dollar sOck-Vyth great deal of interest The
last two shares of this stock sold clients of office
There of this stock to be sold We know Of no
offering under hundred and fifty dollars share and
then only of odd lot and predict three for this
stock when the well is brought in Friday.
LULU PEARL viii HaYea Well Not Later Than April 9Th
This is also one of the Burkburnett favorites The
opening price ten dollars fifteen dollars We
know of no offering of this stock IN this city.
We Predicted Well for the K and It Came In Forty
Eight Hours Earlier Than Our Prediction
This company has SIX hundred-barrel well and have
announced their first dividend for May st Our clients
bought x l. at ten dollars, selling from $500 to
$1,000.
The sun., 1919-02-08
LESS PRODUCTION
MARKS BUSINESS
Federal Board Predicts Price
Level Development Will
Be Healthy.

WASHINGTON, Feb. 7.-Business con-
ditions are characterized by. slackening
Of production. reluctance OF commercial
buyers TO acquire stocks OF goods In an
ticipation OF reduction In prices and
only by a slight falling of OF retail
business. says the Federal Reserve
Boards monthly review, made public
to-day.
The bosxd does not attempt to fore
cast the future course of prices, but
Federal reserve agents in several parts
of the country predicted that the gen.
eral level of prices would not fall much
within the next few months. Confidence
In healthy development OF the situa-
ton was expressed by the board.
In some cases more readjustmert than
had been expected has proved to be neces-
sary,' said the review. There has been
hesitation in business, but not essential
losses. OF confidence In the future OF the
general situation. Vast changes are now
occurring in industry and extensive
Establishments in labor.
"Slacksning in productive effort Is re-
''rted from manufacturing districts. but
all trade has as yet shown only mod
crate decline. and in some cases little
or none
In the manufacturing field the
changes that are taking place are az
fected primarily by alterations IN the
prices Of raw materials and changes In
the direction. of demands. The changes
that have taken place are. however, de-
scribed as being productive OF less dis
turbance than might reasonably have
been expected. while the tone of the
business community and It's expectation
OF prosperous conditions to develop in
the near future Is strong"
The sun., 1919-02-08
MERCHANTS FOR INCOME TAX.
Favor state Levy, Their Spokes-
man Tells Com ittec.

Eugene NJ. Travis, State Comptroller.
who was TO have addressed the Com
m!ttee on Taxation and Retrenchment
yesterday, sent regrets. The commit
tee. however. met in the Hall OF Rec
ords and discussed various phases Of
taxation. After assimilating information
and advice II will make recommended
tons to the reconstruction commission.
which is trying to solve the State tax
problem.
Henry Ives Cobb. representing. The
Merchants Association, said that tn his
opinion the larger taxes should be de-
rived from income and real property;
tina. the tax levied upon personal prop
erty is dfflcul. to fix fairly. because
some succeed In hiding their property
bette. than others
Henry G. Emery, professor OF So
cial economies at Yale, although not
making any recommendations said that
the old system OK taxation was faulty
and that reforms are needed.
Walter Llndner of the Title Guaran-
tee and Trust Company. who had previ-
ously outlined contemplated legislation
pointing toward reform in taxations.
favored a state incon1e tax with an ad-
dltioHal, local tan, city or county. TO
make up any deficit not covered by the
state tax. All incomes more than 81 900
should be taxable he suggested
Albert G. Marling, chairman, said that
the committees next meeting probably
will be Friday.
The sun., 1919-02-08
STATE SEEKS HARBECK TAX.
Comptroller Alleges His Widow
HIS sworn Falsely.

Mrs. Kate A. Harbeck. who lives in
the Plaza Hotel when In New York, but
who says she knows London. Paris,
Nice. Monte Carlo and Cairo much bet
ter than this city, is alleged by the State
Comptroller TO have sworn falsely as to
the residence OF her husband. tho late
John II. Harbeck. TO evade transfer tax
alton OF an estate estimated at several
millions of dollars. Surrogate Cohalan
i'll hear argument March 4 on a motion
for reassessment.
Mr.. Harbeck died in Paris In 1910.
His entire estate the greater portion Of
which was in New York, was bequeathed
to his widow III proba;ing the viii she
swore her husbands residence vas
Boulder, Col, and the state OF New
York lost about 100000 in taxes as a
result Boulder. however, heard OF the
circumstances and IN proceeding
brought In Colorado Mrs. Harbeck swore
New York was her husbands legal resi-
dence.
The sun., 1919-02-08
Labor's support Of Plan.

Mr.. Plumb said the general principles
~ his proposal were supported by the
brotherhoods Of engineers. firemen and
enG,neInen, conductors and trainmen and
ether unions. These organ!zat!o do
not agree on all details concerning
methods OF carrying the principles into
eNect, however. They represent 1900
900 railway workers. or about three
eourths OF the total.
Charles E. Cotterill Of Atlanta Ga.
general counsel OF the Southern Traffic
League, told the committee that South
ern shippers whom he represented ad-
vocated the return of the railroads to
H~!Na.e management pending Congress
ssonal consideration OF new plan OF
management He opposed any attempt
by Federal authority to interfere with
'Htrastate rates.
No date has been set, even tenta-
''rely. for return of railroads to private
operation In case Congress declines to
oNtend the period OF Government con-
'rol, Director-General Hines to-day told
group Of railway executives meeting
hare. He said plenty OF time would be
allowed between the notice OF reln-
oltsnment and the actual return to give
NE roads opportunity to arrange fnan-
cal accounting and operating matters.
Dewitt CuylAr, chairman OF the AS
ISOLATION OF Railway Executives. prom
''sd the cooperation OF the executives
d..|-s the remainder OF Government
Control
The sun., 1919-02-08
NEW TREASURY ISSUE.
TO Sell s6OO.ooO,oOo Certificates
of Indchtcdnesa.

WASHINGTON, Feb. IA new Offering
OF Treasury certificates of Indebtedness
amounting to $500, zoo. 900, with inter-
est at the rate OF AZ per cent, was an
hounced to-day by the Treasury. The
certifcates will be dated February 10
ana be payable July IS next. Subscrip-
ZION books will close February 20.
The last biweekly issue OF $500 600. 900
or certificates, which closed yesterday
was oversubscribed by s67.3s1, 900, the
treasury announced. All districts except
Boston. Atlanta. Kansas City and Dallas
exceeded their quotas.
one subscription was for $50, 900, 900
from the Japanese Government, made as
means OF maintaining exchange rates
The action OF. the Japanese Govern
ment Is very helpful In It's effect upon
the international exchange and is greatly
appreciated by the Treasury said q
statement from Secretary Glass.
The sun., 1919-02-08
New York, February 7, 1919.

press, .ou.sc.; freignt, seIeeted, s,ass GU
RRo se s SIC: :.e. TIN TtRkE * ss1e,
Pf r :G S!sd, GSCCTHN:ElAs-Fait. i53
So. PIGEONS. pair. - i SOC.
POULTRY. DRESSED - TURKEYS -
Fresh, dTy hacked, boxes. W's,s["' 40 tSg
..cc s sssd.t ch6 SINS h5as ana t,r
prime. 'ogi?e,; inferior. Is sc. Old
hens. Us; old toms: 81 d2se.; kssntn.sSk ly
cePHrrcKESs~rresh,' dry II; raeksd. to box,
Western. milk fed. 81 to - lbs. 3ic.;
- 10 A. lbs, SIC; - 70 IS lbs and over,
led, 81 to Il lbs. sCa so,.c; IS 70 80
lp. and over. $40 sac, stass. :i8@bc. !;
fresh, dry packed, bbls.. FhiIade!ph.4 and
Pennsylvania, mixed weights, 81 q sc :
lbs and over, 80 a sac; Western. milk t"d
10 -. lbs soc; lbs, and over. 3, 3,
5 to ~ ibs.. csc. lbs. ma over. 3ql- ~. {.
. TO 10 lbs, 3l'lc., stays, :2g=io.. ono
and Mtchisan. ! lbs each; Sot snail %
los. each. soc; medium to small sizes
Sc; sogthsrn, corn FED. bbls, or kess, -
9;sc; TowLsWfre.h, Dry pasHHs,dh, d.. mi ,S
over to dozen. rs "a 9s2e,; under 80 ibs,
25'1c;; fresh. dry packed; corn fed, II 20
s sox ~ 10 under TO- 50 abs iSs az,
fresh. dry packed. bhls, Western. dry
picked: : to ) lbs. and over. :s,Q zoe. g..
and MichiraS. .cslded. lbs. each, :si, c. /,
scalded medium sizes. 2st9c; southwest;
ern. dry picked, hb;, or kess, mNed
10 10 lbs. and over tsg5lc.; lbs ana
over. sdNc.: Philadelphia. small and
slips, 4g t5c.; Ohio, Ia TO lbs and over
Western, 81 10 lbs. aud over, each, So
q &c: 20 lbs, each, 81 Q 3sc. OLD
COCKS-Fresh. dry packed. boxes or hh''.
Western, dry picked No, !, -, s." d. d.,
consln, fattencd, 3SU loc., Ohio and Ni"h-
igan. prime: 3sG: other Western. eho!,".
cons,n. faitened, &c q 3'c., oh.o and Mich
gan. prime. :6c., other Western. g..
, 80 a wnt' Whit. gym IA ; u,II
CLASSIFYING. $50 Old. zoe g..
family, $50 d So; short clear, .t3gl9 Best
nm; |s.. SIS @ss ,rt ami : .ta5.
Hogs steady: hsoons a, : $40 lbs, a. &c:
pigs. 2iisc, Bellies steady picked Gear.
1912 lbs. sec; dry, ss!tsd clear, lS--o lbs,
7a7'ae. Picked hams steady, regular, 10
u lbs, :ssc skinned. ls-;;o lbs, 81 &c
Tallow steady Si'y spse.ai l9o y" ., S'?g
city lard hrm. :sc,; refined lard hrm: COM
tinent. s?s.5O; South America. 1855,
Brazil kegs, s29.65, compound quiN', c3q
,6xc.; oleo. lie.
lo.a5e.; mould 4, > soc; caOes. '55e1;
XXXX powdered. a.:oc. powdered~ sI5c. /:
1 I Il r + EE 20 l. ''''''
VEGETABLES. MIsCELLANEoUs--A
uchokes, California, French. half drum,
SIS brussels sprouts Long Island, per
Ct. 10 &c California per snai! drum
ssdio. p s' Figrid", e way H lsS' ;2:N
SlU3: Bermuda. crate. Sl.75Jg25. Old,
The sun., 1919-02-08
Radio Co. wins $500. 900 Royaitie.

p. TRENTON, y. j., Jan. THE Court Of
rror. which is the court OF last resort
n this State, affirmed to-day Vice-Cnan-
'e'or Lanes judgment awarding royal
res OF s3oo,oo0,to the International Ra-
90 Telegraph Company OF New York.
ms payment covers the right to use
ht'ents owned by the International Com
'shy' in wireless telegraph apparatus
rade by the Marconl Company and sup
'"ed TO the Navy Department during the
var Suit for recovery OF the royal
was brought under a contract be-
'"een the two companies. The decision
Ade last fall was appealed by the
1'Lconi Company, hut the issue is now
!, ally adjudicated.
The sun., 1919-02-08
COTTON PRICES ARE
STEADIER AT CLOSE
Later Positions Show the Most
Improvement-Net Drop
Is 25 to SO Points.

The unfavorable view OF Industrial
and trade conditions was reflected in a
continuation of the decline in the cotton
market yesterday. May contracts broke
70 20 @5c., or So points below the fnal
quotation Of Thursday. and closed at
eoj0C, with the general list closing
steady AT a net loss OF IS 10 80 points
March sold of to 2l.40c.. or a cent net
lower, and closed within : points OF the
Lowest
The market opened barely steady at a
decline OF 20 points to m advance OF 4
points and was somewhat irregular
right after the call, with some months
working Up a few points. The close
showed rallies OF some IS 20 IS points
on May and later deliveries and there
was some trade buying below o0.5oc. for
May.
The sun., 1919-02-08
FIGHT TO RETAIN 80 CENT GAS.
Legislature VIII Give 100000 for
Service Boards Expenses.
Special Despdtch 10 The srN.

ALBANY, Feb. THE Legislature IL
TO make a special appropriation OF
100000 TO enable the Public Service
Commission to finance fight 10 retain
so cent g3s. Commissioner Travis II
Whitney was in Albany this week ar
ranging for the fund and It is understood
that he consulted Gov. Smith before he
Jeff,
II was reported here to-day that
former Judge Ransom. recently counsel
for the commission and who has formed
a law partnership with ex-Gov. Whit.
man. has been engaged as counsel for
the gas company.
The present counsel OF the commission
and Attorney General Charles y. New
ton probably will conduct the States end
OF the fight, The appropriation is
necessary to make a proper scientific
study of the gas corporation.
The sun., 1919-02-08

Hugo Hess, %, who was found dead
with bullet wound through the temple
in his rooms at 81 West Sixty-c.gh,h
street Yesterday, watched his own sui
eide. He sat in front OF "A mirror on
two pillows which he had placed on q,
chair 10 raise him to the necessary
heiFht In his poke; Was written
request for the Coroner 10 notify II
Well Blum of Zurich, Switzerland Hess
had lived over a year ~ the apartments
and apparently had no relatives in tie
city
The sun., 1919-02-08
DRIVE FOR FOREIGN TRADE.
hhssn chusetts Charters Granted to
Ten Export Corporations.

BOSTON, Feb. 7.-Massachusetts char
te's have been granted to ten new for
e'gn trade corporations. They include
The New England Export Corporation,
PAPER; Allied Manufacturers Export As
so',a'ion. Leon r Rowe. Inc, textiles
inferno tional Import and Export Com
ranv, Sohmitz & Guild. Inc; Universal
raains Company, American European
supply Company, Italian Importing
ompany, fruits: Bills, McHarg Co.
ma the Commercial and Foreign En-
Ian &c Company. Each company is in
"'Tpo!ated for from $4,000 to 5000. 900.
The sun., 1919-02-08
Bank OF France Statement.

PARIS, Feb. THE weekly statement
OF the Bank OF France shows the fol-
lowing changes: Gold in hand Increased
3.245757 francs. silver In hand decreased
657,9s5 francs. circulation incrEased
SS3.965.290 francs, treasury deposits de-
creased 2.2l5,o3s francs, general de-
posits decreased 90,s94 $50 francs. bills
discounted decreased 49,364,79s francs
and advances increased 31.257.757 francs.
The sun., 1919-02-08
RAILROAD WORK CURTAILED.
Reading, Pa, Crews Laid on Duc
TO Mines Closing.

REApING, Pa, Feb Orders were
issued to-day 20 the heads of depart
ments Oh tho various railroads enter ing
this city 10 curtail expenses all over this
section. especially in the anthracite coal
region.
The cutting down OF the normal mum
hcr OF loaded coal cars handled iu .
day from l.i0Q 20 half that figure
greatly reduces the volume Of work fog
railroad crews aud car shops This cur
taiment IS du" to III" suspension Or
many m."es operated by tho indtpcnd.
EMS.
More railroad crews were laid on to.
lay
The sun., 1919-02-08
BRAZILIAN CoFFEE STATISTICS.
"Modern MiIler's". Outlook.

CHICAGO, Feb. THE Modern Miller
says: Alternate thawing and freezing
are reported from scattered sections OF
the winter wheat belt. These conditions
may have caused some deterioration. as
the plant Is without snow covering, but
on the whole the plant is strong and
able 20 withstand a siege of low tenn
peratures Much corn and oats land
will be seeded TO spring wheat next
spring. The Government Is discourag-
ing this movement OF farmers. Corn is
being held firmly by producers
The sun., 1919-02-08
Liverpool Cotton statistics.

LIVERPOOL, Feb. Weekly cotton
statistics: Imports. $1,000 bales ;
merican. IS. 900 stock. 496. 900 Ameri-
can, 305, 900 forwarded. $4,000: Ainerl-
can, $1,000, sales. 1000: American.
1000; quantity ahost. all kinds. els 900
bales; quantity a,oat. American. 1857 ,oo6
bales.
The sun., 1919-02-08
s @ $16,00O,O00
Illinois Central Railroad Company
Fifteen-Year Five and One.ialf Per Cent.
Secured Gold Bonds
Due January 4
Janus 1andJ :
Due January I, 1884
Interest payable January and July1

Peabody
New Orleans Railroad Reundng Mortgage
Bonds Series A, due December 1868, and
Mortgage Cent Gold Bonds, due l 1851
eebon them dpmt
d t o u l
~
0odon whkh arr p a
whcF dndsnuch ~ hg p paddy Generals angreV
ar.er Company Is
ssT seS M s E
balance ds+""
have
h
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United States fA o an unity or tsw ri therein ~
issuance
W emh nd o
nguen Nngo dft td Mythae wM teised"
at
bonds will
redeemed the earliest
mntofs5 dior
close the without
1
The sun., 1919-02-08
London Board OF Trade Imports.

LONDON. Feb. THE Board OF Trade
figures for January show that imports
increased by sl77,6lo,00G, OF which
sil5.000000 represented food and $50
900 600 raw materials, including 81
SOC, 600 IN cotton Exports increased
s2S.S75,0 900. mostly Of manufactures. OF
which s6,Io5.oo0 represented cotton tex
The sun., 1919-02-08
COTTON STATISTICS.
Week end statistics Of the New York Cotton
New Orleans Cotton Market.

NEW ORLEANS, Feb. IA further de-
cline in the price of cotton resulted to-
day from a wave of selling that set in
before the first call was over. The
movement soon became general and APP
pcared to be the reflection of bearsh
sentiment so much In evidence in other
markets. Last prices showed net losses
o; 81 10 81 points. March. ?2.0ic. May.
206lc: July. ls.o2c. October, 1890.
December. ls1oc. Spot steady, IS points
off middling. zoe.
The sun., 1919-02-08
Custom House Receipts.

Receipts for duties at the Custom
House yesterday were S2Ia.72352, Of
which Sls9,o?i.T2 was for merchandise
Withdrawn from bonded ware houses and
$l5o.62s.5o for recent imgortat tons
The sun., 1919-02-08
Paris Bourse Prices.

PARIS, Feb. Prices were firm on
tho Bourse to-day. Three per cent
rentes CO frsnB for cash. Exchange on
London rs francs % centimes. Five per
cent loan 90 francs.
The sun., 1919-02-08
KUHN, LOEB & co. q.
THE NATIONAL CITY co.
ELECTIONS AND MEETINGS.
-~--~-~--~ ->~-~-~97->----~~
THE PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD
COMPANY
General Office,

bEoaG street station, hiladelphis,
10th January, laia
The ANNUAL MEETING of the Stock
holders OF this Company will he held on
Tuesday, the lin day Of March. 1919, at
~ o'clock A. NJ. In Witherspoon Hall 1891
Walnut street. Philadelphia at which
meeting there Will be submitted for con.
sideration and action by the Stockholders.
the Annual Report OF the Board OF Direc-
tors for the year ended sist December,
1875; the question Of authorizing an In
crease Of the indebtedness OF this Com.
pany, to be made when and az prescribed
by NE Directors and such other subjects
us may properly ~ presNntci.
Stockh oltcrs may obtain copies Of tbs
Annual Report OF the COMPANY. aud tbs
necessary tickets uf admission to tho meet.
ing on and aftcr N" i'h day OF March,
lHl9 by personal application at, or by ie's
IHr 10. ~" S"cr"ts~H' q ON -. Boom IS
Broad Street station. Philadelphia
LEWIS NELSON. secretary
PhIlad"lphia, eth January. 1913
Notice - herery given that in addition
20 the sub Gets reNit"d IN the abov. notice,
an agreement FOR the acquisition bv This
company - m" fra1chisAs corporate prop.
"rtN, rights and credits Of the Cumberlart
Valley Railroad Company will also be SUB,
mii'd FOR consideration and action OF the
meeting.
The sun., 1919-02-08

COFFEE MARKET.

The market for coffee futures yester-
day was only moderately active and
values continued to sag throughout the
session. On the call prices were to 10
points below the previous close. The
market closed at net losses for the day
OF % to 80 points.
The sun., 1919-02-08

Coffee Cables Rio was l25 refs lower fer r.
at 1865. Exchange I'D. lower at bad. Re.
cepts 400 bags and stock 7oS,"O bags. In
Santos spots were 100 reis lower for Is Mt
l3s3N. Receipts nil and stock 4,730 900 bags.
Futures were unchanged TO 100 refs lower. Re
cepts at the ports were 1000 bags, against
50 Ooo last year and 1000 bags two years ago.
Sac Paulo had MI. against 81. oe0 and 1900 ha2s.
and Jundiahy 1000, against 1900 and i, 90
bags respectively.
The sun., 1919-02-08
Export. From New York.

Wheat o6912 bushels corn. ?97.sIl
,t,'s; bacons. 5.7se,g25 pounds; peas.
'.,'! bushels; HAMS, STt 400 pounds /:
70: ESQ pounds ). lubrlcating oil,
The sun., 1919-02-08
London Money Market.

LONDON. Feb. Mooney Ga per cent.
Dis count rates-Short and three months
bills 3 17-32 per cent. Gold premiums
at Lisbon s7.e0.
The sun., 1919-02-08
S210,OOO.OOO spent in Minute.

WAeHISGToN, Feb. within less
than a minute the Senate to-day passed
the House annual invalid pension bill
calling for an appropriation Of S2l5,-
000, 900.
The sun., 1919-02-08
Pennsylvania Crude OH Market

OFT City, Feb. Credit balances, 81
runs, 53.co5 a''ES" 80 5S5 shipments
s",ohS average, 3ii52
The sun., 1919-02-08
GENERAL CHEMIC,L CoNp.,Y

- H',' t"to"I, INtHal Go Inty, y. 7.
To $50 kholderS, Il
Notice Is hereby gwen tina, tho spnu2
meeting OF etoekhulderg will be held a, ms
LoWparls ch!ct once a. PhIi,lpstoun.
putnam County. New York. CStatton 81
Nar'tog. on the Y. y Central r n ; on
FhJrsda,. the goth fav OF Fchruarv. 1919.
at one,th'rty o'clock p. NJ, FOR the pu-1
roSe OF c.octing a Board 81 Directors a nd
Al Audit Company or Chartered Acconrt-
ants ami for the transaction OF su,h
other business as may properly come h.
tuFH N" meeting, Including the appro, al
ana rat inoauon Of all tho acts 81 this
Iotlt OF Directors. the Executive Conn
'nl'"" and tho Offce-s ~ the COMPANY
since he last dnuua. meeting OF the stock
The stock and ttlnsfe- books Will b.
C.'s'd against the transfer ~ Stock on
Saturday. February Sth, a. > o'c'o x room.
s9d WI be rcopened o. February .ls'. -
10 O'clock 4 NJ
January -. 1874
LAME> J. MoRGAN. s"c-''rr
Not!co Is ler,n, gwen tina, the annual
meeting ~ H." S'rekhpllers Of the Interua-
tionai Nal Equipment Company. for N.
,er'ion Of lirc tors and IN Transaction
OF eutH cfh.0 Aus.ucrs Is NAY properly
.o,ne he'"r" ne meeting, vii IL held at
'I' "r..' ys IL" COMPANY. III Flf,h Ave-
u'", Now York, y. y, on Saturday, ths
Let day ~ March. i2l' At Il \, NJ
'HAS y iIbl.DSBNRpt GIL. ~e~retar,
The sun., 1919-02-08
THE IHl~N0S CONSOLIDATE Colin
Mining MILLI>G 90.

~ II T'T ! IT'N- NJ. 20
Amount. 81, 10000. ro.al amount 10 dsi.
'7S93.l52bA
>oticc Is hereby given that distribn.
ii'n o. ten tiol cents per, share has he.
ordered paid from funds rec eigei from thu
sa, Of ore reserves acquired prior TO Marrh
!, 1913, upon all ou's'a1hng stock OF TIs
ssOn Consolidated God Mining & NJ.
iuE Co, payable reh~"Hry urfh % SO. 4.
holi'r' q r'"o-f IsU't-, -4'i 1919
l. o.Gc. .! Eus-! - rIrr.tor.
AppL|u ZA%I. Secretary