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i1nblir NoiItes.

CUPRESIE COURT.
the matter Of q; Application Of the so:f Ss q yds q
New YORK acquiring UTE I The Mayor Alder,
men and Cnmmonaly Of the CITY on New rofk 20 re,
n" WEST sSh n sre west 81 Eleventh
Ninth Ward Of said city duly selected and approved o.
Dsa Of e "a. 1e ev hr o S Of
OF 1883. amended by chapter 80 Of the Laws 81 isV
of s .. Sy sSspsr q the
notice hereby given that an sppcat,9n VIII ns maze
pse sIc T.% Of d Court TO Re rsd at
Of the County Court the CITY OF New fork on
hs on Day q sr. hs 5:
heard Tor the appointment Of Commissioners OF
The nature and extent Of the Improvement hereby ~
tended s the acquisition Of title BY he Mayor Aasren
lands and premises with the buildings thereon and IN.
,ppurtenances thereto belonging on the easer sac
sn,h streets in the Ninth Ward Of said city Zee sim
pie absolute the TO be converted appropriated ana
1911 Of the Laws ISIS Ss sHsa BY said chapter s
Of the Law. of 1890 said property having been duly Sc
f sa p DSss Sy s' SHra %
Sns q said CHAPTER Of s w s being n:
Al tina, certain lot pecs or parcel OF lana Ssw orH
and toundec described foows Beginning a, -. q
point in the eassrIy line Of Greenwich Avenue distant ~
nohsy line OF Tenth with the easterly line
Of Greenwich avenue which point IL also the ntsrsecon
ssns ns S mo- line q se the tine Of
rnnns thence eastery and az gh, anse' , ~
northeriy lin, OF the present site Of Grammar school
No. A. IFS feet 10 inches thence n y .es "a
easerly ,ins On Grssnwch measured at right an
giles thereto thence westerly and at right sngrs OF neary
fee, to he easie line Greenwich syenue thence south.
ery along the es.erly line Of Greenwich avenue % 'e''
tc the point a c yo gaes oc 81 ia issS
FRANCIS NJ scoTT Counsel to the Corporation No. >
~. X.r
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CUPREME COURT.

CCPhEME tOOhl' -
n9uaos the by "ss s f sS' to
q New York estys 70 aeSui rim y e 81 S New YORK. 70
esfsan lands in the boc WEST HOUSTON
M,I KEN n ,a ana ey duly Elected and
said Board as ste for chSol %, a Ii. Laws
81 s OF hs shap o. IS f
Pursuant to he prGy'Sns o ensp, me Laws Of $3.50
" to the supreme Court q STATE q New York a.
tssreof at County Courthouse n the CITY Of Nsw
York on the o,h DAY OF November 1872 at the opening
can be thereon for ,he appoG,%en, o. Commission
es 81, Of ss%ae nd N extent snf f the hereby
tended the ACQUISITION Of e oy ne Yay "a ss
tain lands and premises with the buildings thereon and
he apnurtenances thereto belonging in the block bounded
sS. E Ess,h Waa >, said city mpe absolute
be converted appropriated ana ased 70 and tos
OF sss as amended by said IS q the Laws Of
said "a dsra he az ste
undsT ana IN S & As s sensd by &
scriped lots pieces or parcels iah namely
Al Ss ssns IN I S EsS Of
YORK and which taken together are bounded and de-
sresd as OF ". S4s a. DG 81. o
s;rsmmsr School no ard the westerly side OF No ?os
West Houston ys h s eesy @ Of varcS stree, and 100
fee, inches southe'y from the southerly side OF west
M Mth %sr stss Street
souhery from he souheTy side o; Nest x h6us,S ION
:Ssss :a Of 1Ss sa
side OF West Houston street. thence southerly and
parallel with the easery side Of varic street 80 teet 70
ss g. thence s Se.ier and aons the nrey
site OF Grammar school No ara neary pa s.s,
Dated New YORK, October i4ih 1896 .,,o, -.
Tryon Row New York City.
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REAL ESTATE.
BUSINESS AT THE EXCHANGES.

The offerings by William NJ Ryan. auctioneer,
at the Broadway salesrooms yesterday consisted Of
Parcels. improved and unimproved. In the upper
part OF the city. MT. Ryan sold the northwest
corner OF Macomb's Dam Road and One-hundred-
snd-ffty-second-st. S5.1hxss. 2x74ilxlos, to Max
Marx for $ls,sH; also, under foreclosure the plot
i0Dxl70 at the southeast corner OF Audubon-ave
and One-hundred- and seventy fourth-st: to pr
H. f. o'Donovan for E0l00 also under similar
Fftleth-st. eight two-story and two tnree-story
frame dwellings. 170xs9.n. to the plaintin, John
Whalen. for $4,000.
ID Phoenix Ingraham & Co. sold under foreclosure
No ss East One-hundred- and Twelfth-st., three
story frame dwelling. lot 2Sxl00. to Charles Lyons
for S, O. ,,u., NJ
"A west Eighty four.h-st the ve-story and base
n,ent APARTMENT house, 3S.4xS9xl022, TO NJ r.
French for $4,000. . ,,, ~ ~.
Hoffman Brothers have sold for Warren T. Den
mis- 10 Henry c. Trevor, the property No. SS Pearl
A. running through to and including NO. ~ Si.I-
Ct 2sexl7oxl9. on private terms
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CUPREME COURT


- In the matter Of the application OF the board OF
Education by Counsel 70 the Corporation OF me CITY
OF New York acquiring title BY The Mayor
Aldermen and Commonsy ot the city q New York, 10
certain lands on the souhery side Of FIFTH STREET:
between Avenues ard ID in the Eleventh. ward OF sad
city duly selected and approved by said Boar as ss
chapter 1911 Of the Laws Of 1855 as amended
by chapter 80 OF tine Laws of 1890.
Pursuant the provisions Of chapter i9 OK hs Laws
Of 1885 amended by chapter 81 OF The Laws Of ls1
is hereby given that an application Will De maze
to the Supreme Court OF the state Of New YORK Al
Special Term OF said Court 20 be held at CHAMBERS
thereof al the County Courthouse. IN the city OF New
York on the day November. 1922 at the opening
OF the that day OF soon thereafter AZ cun-
missioners OF Estimate in the aboveentited matter
The nature extent Of the Improvement hereby IN
tended Is acquisition OF title By The Mayor. Alder
lands and premises with the buildings thereon and the
thereto belonging the southerly side os
Fifth street between Avenues end ID. in the Eleventh
Ward Of said city fee simple absolute the TO be
appropriated and used TO and for tie purposes
specified In said chapter i9i of the Laws 81 ISIS a:
property having selected aud approved by the
Board Education site for school purposes under
In of the PROVISIONS o; ad chapter III OK
Laws being the following described lot piece or
parcel Of laad. namely;
Ali that certain lot. piece parcel Of land. situate.
New York. and bounded and described a. follows; Begin
ming a the souticrly side u Fifh street dis
the souhery side Of Ffth street with the
westerly side OF Avenue ID; running thence southerly
and parallel with Avenue d DC feet = inch thence west
ery ard parallel with the said s9uthery SIDE on r,th
feet the site Of Grammar School No
School No. II parallel with Avenue 80 feet inch
along sutferly Fifth street. % feet 10 the
point or place u beginning ,so.
FRANCIS NJ SCOTT. Counsel 10 the Corporation. No
. Tryon Row New York City.
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CUPREME COURT.

cation By the counsel the corporation q tn: city
Aldermen and commonalty Of the city OF New York to
certain lands the northery side Of ONE HUNDRED
nues In the Twelfth Of city. duly selected and
approved by said Boai as site Tor school PURPOSES
Of the Laws Of 1885, amended by chapter rs OF the
Pursuant provisions chapter 1871 OF the Laws
o. ISIS amended by ehapor - o. the Laws OF 1890
the Supreme Court Of the State y New York at Special
Term OF said Court 10 be held at Chambers thereof at
OH day Of November 1895 the opening OF the Court
that day. thereafter counsel be heard
thereon FOR the appointment u Commissioners of Estimate
The nature and sssn' the IN MT hereby I'm
Commonalty OF the city OF New York. to certain
lands and premises with the buildings thereon and the
one Hundred Ninth street, Second and Third
avenues Twelfth Ward said city in fee simple
to and FOR the purposes specn.d in said chapter eI Of
the Laws OF 1883 amended by said chapter OF the
approved BY the Board OF Education as site Tor school
purposes under and OF the provisions OF said
chapter 81 Laws OF 1890. being the following de-
scrihed lots pieces or parcels OF land namely;
wing and being in the Twelfth wsrd Of the City Of New
York which together bounded and described
one Hundred Ninth street dstar, essey 207 2
Inches from the Intersection II the nor,herly lire Of One
avenue running thsLce northerly and parallel with the
sasterly he o. Third avenue i9o feet II INCHES
drcd and Ninth and one Hundred and Tenth
streets which point Is also in the sos,hesly line OF
ey alons the centre line Of the block and along the site
Of Grammar School No g. 81 fee, inches. thence south.
100 feet II inches to the norherly Inc OF One Hundred
ns q ONE Hundred and Ninth street IS feet
Dated New York October iith. 1925.
FRANCIS NJ SCOTT. Counsel to the CORPORATION. No
Tryon Row. New York City
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BI-IIDING PLANS FILED
The following plan for a building WIS ned VIII" ''e
Building Department yesterday: e.,.u.,a,
No 7s6 Jth-ave story frame shed ..'..'''-' ~'''
There alterations
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Real estate.
~>"S~N""~>>>r-'-NS>~~~~~~>>~ ~~~~~~~~~~~~~"~S>>
THE LAWYERS TITLE
INSURANCE COMPANY
of New York
Capital & Sur
plus Jan. 1,
1895. 49,. 81, 616, 656.06

Examines and insures titles to
real estate, the assured selecting
his own counsel, if he desires.
Defends at it's own expense any
suit brought against title guar
anteed by it.
Pays any claim established
against the property not exceeding
the amount of its policy, and, in
addition, all costs Of litigation.
COmpels an Objecting purchaser
to complete his contract to buy;
or, if defeated in the attempt to
do SO, either pays the damages or
takes the property off itc policy
holders hands.
DIRECTORS.
EDWIN W. CoGGEsHALL
WILLIAM P. DIXON.
HENRY E. ROWLAND.
j. FREDERIC KERNOCHAN
JOHN T. LOCKMAN,
j. LAWRENCE MARCELLuS.
DAVID b. OGDEN,
CHARLES f. STRONG.
HERBERT b. TURNER,
JAMES NJ vARNUM.
JOHN WEBER.
EDWIN w coGGEsHALL
President and General Manager.
CHARLES r. STRONG. Vice president.
DAVID r. OGDEN. I'd Vice President
WILLIAM p. DIXON. Secretary.
JOHN DUER. Treasurer.
GENERAL OFFICES: Nos. 81 and 80 Liberty St. ana AAn
and 40 Maiden Lane. Eew-York-
BRANCH OFFICES. NETWORK:
n e. Cor. l2sth St and Lexington Ave-
2S5 Columbus Ave.
BROOKLYN OFFICES:
1874 md f66 Montague
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Qounlrn Real estate for sale.

A100 instslments for sacre eaIoen ,isu
VlOV Npw.Jmsey GILL once fW Pa.'r ;.
d. L. RISLEY Room No. 1000 American tract oo''e"
~'"e Snrics and Nassau Sis. Sew-N"
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pianos.

Cost an0 fonno.
~ ANKBOOK IOsTi-Bankbook. No 1G4.ol8, OF the
ID Bowery Savings Bank 10 missing The finder Is
ouesed return bank. III not restored before
the 2sth day Of November 1895 application Will be made
20 the bank for a book.
7 OsT OR STOLEN Handbook issued by the seamen $
IL bank for Savings York TO the subscriber in
trust Elizabeth H. Foster IL the BOOB or Information
concerning II IL the Bank within 30 days from
This date will apply 10 the Bank for its cancellation.
New York. Oct %. 1885. JUN br9MN.
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Citp propcrip 90 Get

% WEST sGTH-sT bftwesn Cen raj Park Wes' ant
10 Columbus ave Four story and basement ~
private dwelling; rent. 81. go annom 1ptu p1 ,o
West 36th-st.
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REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

' g. & s;ssv! ss.s:s wi,% 1900
a,s. ss Ct .: S Herman and
70 George Rg'is ,r ., ;;bave acxeS: John
II Judge referee 10 Harris Mandebaum and :, ooo
s fsst' II Of iohave 1880 Anderson o,o
Price referee Ellen pSn" ,s,a,: Edward 5000
's TsaSstr s SsS r,. OF Elise s1s 1900
.sshst No 40 East; Henrie''e Bauer to JENNIE 1900
rl hssAai' s. ics IT Of 2dave iexooS; Charles 700
An and wife to syliA St icsih:i
TSeCdore cOriss and wife TO SVsspn HAYS ss.s
aSsSdCrs cordsr and wife KAN OF o
,s %srs5 +. 100 Of Eiicn:ave tosioo; jus
tina MaIbcrser and husband to William 600
.s Fsn'sI $50 Il W ienox-aye i2sno' II,
Pennington Whitehead re'eree. 10 n!...' 10000
12e;hs Se9s y ,t OF 20 FTederek zShn 800
,s S5asse corner ilth.ave 2sxio41i; Jacob
,s ss;; :: ray a.;'lai iiiavs iis04i Jacob
, Hsss to 'e0H coS 9sne'' Ss.io4 Iii Con-
MEX nick and wife and Elizabeth Cotton to Jacob :,
,ssdf., ,thsyet , 5S1St n e AS
t s5sw to JACOB Hess :aa i: Jacob
sssi:' ;SGs oG stsr.rt Of lin.y' ''se ';;S:
,ssn. e W. Of 70 y yShn cS;ef sss.
'gs sr; Marie sehsf to the John Eeher Brew 10
cs.i less R. s1 's1'1 to Villain sSFa
proO;es iss It Of Devoe-st a5xoo ouo
a+7th.st s. 1875 II Of Cntonave. I XoxIw
Alvin LA.ila and wife 10 julius warner {,
a and .no'ne, part in front adjoining lands
OF William Schott, near Washins,on-a'y;
William A IAlliendahi and wife 10 "'i'am III {,
s sSnys5 W s. adjoining lot II. map samuel
Ryer homestead AK Irregular y part, waiter o,o
+ Goodwin and wife TO Elizabsth Mq ls och ~'
Bd-ave Q s. lot 2le, map OF Mount Eoen 80, AN
Ward: Michael Malln and wife TO Dennis :,
sd Ksnn eaSpe aaS WIZ wiam Dcrney Michael
14qh"ave n g. lot $50, also lots 500 900; 90 and
o45 on Prospect Terrace. map OF Wakeheiu
Charles @ ThomaA referee, 10 Joseph 1boo
r,soas a lot 600 map iaconia Park. 21xloo s,o
Max Roberts to John Evers .;;ooa o.
4sh-ave east y gore lot IS ,, so"t 20 John L.
.daitord-ave. y s. Is It Of AIics-st. 23xloo' 22s
.st-st. At Of lot 1928. map Of Wakefield 400
2sxi0o; Ellen Brisnihan TO Francis Srawior9a,;, A"
rront-st 8 200 II w OF jackson square, IoH
100 William Willis. referee. to the tusee' 20 noo
ws.er..t No $40; Matilda jackson 10 s'.no" I27oo
w.snls No i7e: Patrick ii Fay sarah Fay
ew-Chambers-st. No 80; Abram Martin 10 Hu-
,s7she.t - adjoining lots 2ls and PIT. lot us
map Of Melrose. o0x1oo Morse SehemAh"
J1,tina Msieassr 1911 +. of iosh-. 25xss;
Theodore Cordler and wife to frahzisNn
,, asya' los II OF Park.ave. looxlooii;
IIarbert Eeerton to Francis Rowland.
Ao,h-st No 25s West; Elizabeth Walker ana an,
other trustees OF Adam Walker. TO harriet 20 noo
.sSsTin-s,. No ia u part; Otto Wise to Aaron
u w,ss No co. Matthew McKeon to George ,sooo
J and William J Kenny '...'':''''''''''''
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60 Get for Business purposes.

At LOWER RENTS.-BUII.D1NGs. STORES. LOFTS
"A and ofnces TO let on Chambers Spruce Beeknan
FULTON, John, Maiden lane, Dey Barclay. Park place
Park row. Nassau. william. Gold Cln Pearl. Water and
many other streets. rutland WHITING. 5 Beck
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RECORDED MORTGAGES.

Arnold John L. and wife to Birkbeck Investment
map q waSeield ins,amen.s ;, rct:n. 'o
Arnold John L. and wife 10 Msiian .'A 400
Aa s FRANK ihs Sla Isd II ,. HSM.
Msh wife ss to e. RSh sS IS s0S iSs.
w.smsSridgs years VIC TO The Farmers;
oGIa an and Tr"s, CO. MadsOn-ave and
iosths, years I mTrtgaF se walbursa Them
aSS {, q %ha Avenue same s properly.
p gfss Ellen II. to Mddlebrook S7'h-s' 1000
n n o. lOth-ave. years 100 '-
E5ehal, Jennie Henrietta Bauer No 40 East 1000
rsHnsr snSasr to Hs sssI. 5000
f& sa3nss' Bank Essess 100 # OF stan 5000
FRANK anO,hs! vn ss s'ssss ., T sss
: ,, yesT'M and Wit. TO Xbram Bernard 6ii
and $40 East i6isi't year year., ,,-r,;o 2'
Gale ssv e; sne q VIE af to ]0ssaS c''.o
Hag Joseph TO Joseph i hnGsT Tsw "a a. lane
Se5% sns ss'
Hacke Eugene and yo wife to Rest Ma'" =
Ysr res George and and 1' M. o a%n Jones'
His sssss sc.sps cordsr Mad'. 100
e eng Wife d a E$%Una Hen
ya yess' Harnet S. to Title and Trust CO. m
jenkins Ida L. al to RoSsr, wa; ao% ; ct a.
executors, GOMEZ yeaSs 10000
Same 70 Bernard Len Iia,h, AZ year' "o 5000
sa% ~ 3. sssS S on 2 Sd Pir':dss
Ksnasay aessf lot ssa %ap Of Rayaas
xfaS Ssss Emil VI and wife george sloane 5000
Lair Adam. 70 the Duchess Land nd Co. Null 100
m%Sse Ea ~ to- S' Whsesr aie and
Sis w sdsie w. 81 al 10 Elizabeth wans
gs 5csSssTy Mstsare A. to the Bradley
CO. Limited. 1s4,h-st. 27' IT OF s'n- AGA,
Mck yeaT Joseph C. and wife Macdonald
and another loth-ave' lot OBJ map u 1475o
NsST. M SG,a 70 W il Bormann' VS. WINS 800
100 Il Of 10 1'i ise Emssns Industrial
pi5 s HaIt.i: Som: $40"
isoth-st. = lot TO- map Of Me Waodbuli ye1
Hf ss.s a sSnn Of boulevard 9oo"
Ro.enthai. Morris ct al to Henrie''a Me''' 1000
Rs M % Mapy p to Grimm. 7sths' 1874 900
s Z Of Williams 2lsys' L. ye Emma Dcep. Ma,das 700
w s. lot 1872. map Woshlngtonv nv Te,,ono,,sn
sI13 In Miln comp5ny Tremon'av 300 81 900
sGG sas: simon B aSS awe g W Of iSh-s
Same F to ssssa'ors nlooH..y< 2soo
corner 9I ,.sshI and wife ksA' to
insurance ana Trust Company. No Sis East ,s 600
thomson Sns De ysafss and Christie No 1000
S47 West 2oth-st ! year, ;;s To- ] Jenny and
vsn.as rassses No ass mort
ds wsam ana to 's Lneniha o'h-ave
T,nHf ,i7 hs,sr 200 Z Of y sss 900
wsnner Julius to same ...'.....:.... 900
ws4nsr JULIUS and IL p slffion TO 1900
zasn' Frederick to D He.n,er i2o'h-s', $500
sec s n e OF 7th-ave Years
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est I'M the schools, and yet in countries
where this same power has full control,
from 20 TO 80 per cent. of the people can
not either read or write. I interfere viii
no mans religion, but have no use for
the Roman Catholic hierarchy when IL Of
tempfs TO secure control Of our public
school system. Our schools are our great
hope and the safeguard of the country.
and they will be maintained free and nom
sectarian. In the church and Sunday
school,. at the mothers knee, are the
places where religion should be taught,
not in our public schools. II any king,
prince or potentato dares to put his
hands upon our schools. We will say
Hands. of, seentlemen,' and that com
mand will be enforced. Above the church
Of Rome we will hold the republic and
above the potentate on the Tiber we will
wave the stars and stripes and our free
schools shall not be interfered with.
The man who takes no interest in poll
tics in these times is not deserving of the
privileges of this free country. To be an
American citizen is greater than to be a
king, We will not let these privileges
Americans will not be found wanting IL
Old Glory ever needs defenders" 81.
Mr.. Coombs was frequently interrupted
with applause and he took his seat amid
applause that was loud and long con-
tinued.-
on motion of William Bartle a rising
vote of thanks was rendered to Mr..
Coonbs and to the p. o. S. of A. and the
p. o. ID. of A. for their participation in
the celebration. e
Rev. VIM. Rollins responded on bealf Of
the visitors aud poke in terms of the high
est praise of the English. He said: IF
the Hindoo doctrine is correct and 1 am to
be born again into this world, want to
be born in Cornwall. The English have
formed the ground work of everything
that has been done in this world. The
great majority of the men who fought
unSler Washington were English and the
English gave us all of tho liberties that we
enjoy to-day. We are going to give you
more offices than we have been accus-
toned to. We believe that you will give
us a better government than we have ever
had, and If you do we will keep you there,
but always remember that your strength
lies in unity"
The programme was ended by Amer
lea" by the audience. The days pro-
seedlings were ended this evening with q
concert IN the Centerville NJ. Z. church
and two largely attended balls. one ut St.
George hail, Centerville, and the other in
Renshaw hall, Butte.
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warde and jaime. Last Night.

BUTTE. April 23.-Warde and James
presented "Henry w." to a crowded
house at Maguire's Opera house tonight
and Mr.. James as Falstof, kept the audi
ence in a continuous roar of laughter and
proved his versatility as an actor. In
the other leading PARTS, that of Prince
Hal, Mr.. Warde was everything that could
be made out of the character. Guy Linds-
ley, the ho;spur, was as fiery as the part
called for and all the other characters
were also we'll performed. BY the play
tonight the success of the engagement
was assured. as every one left the house
we'll satisfied. Tomorrow night Fran
cesca da Rmini" will be given.
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Fell From n TrestIe.

BUTTE, April 23.-Joe Woolcock, a
miner who rooms at No. 207 South Dakota
street. fell off from the cable road trestle
on Upper Main street about IL o'clock to-
night. He struck the ground with terrible
force and sustained fracture of the left
hip besides numerous painful bruises. He
was removed in hack to his room where
DIR. McCrimmon attended him.
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HE RECEIVERS SOME.
Money Entrusted to q Guardian Twenty
Years Ago Restored.

Years Ago Restored.
BUTTE, April %. - Attorney John N.
Kirk returned yesterday from a trip 10
Nevada and California, where he went in
the interest of Alexander Hook of this
city. Mr.. Hooks parents died 20 years
ago at Placerville, Cal, and left him some
property, which went into the hands OF
his guardian, one George Webb of Carson
City, New. and investigation proved that
the guardian had appropriated the money
to his own use and had since died without
having accounted for the same. His
bondsm however. we're still living. with
whom Mr.. Kirk effected a settlement and
returned to Butte with a neat little sum
for Mr.. Hook.
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Well seasoned foundation granite and
coping stones, suitable for heavy machin-
cry; also lngcrsoll drills with fittings and
mountlngs; one Sullivan diamond core
drill. ~ inch bore; Wine engines. for air
or steam power; Knowles compound
pumps, l0-inch plungers. 24-inch stroke.
For further information apply to the
Lexington Mining Co.. p. D. box 152,
Butte, Mont.
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IL knocks Ihrm.
BUTTE. April %. 1s9

BUTTE. April -, 1885.
ID. N. Netrbro Drug Co., Butte, Mont.
GENTLEMEN: i have been engaged in
the hotel business for n good many years
and have tried a cool many preparations
for the determination of insects and cock
reaches, ETC. i am now using Electric
Pasten with better results than any have
hitherto tried. Yours truly.
Dan TEwEY.
Proprietor Southern Hotel.