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New-York tribune., 1900-08-22
SUPREME COURT, NEW YORK COUNTY

~ william Cairns Stuart ct al as Trustees etc of
Ellen ETC. Plaintiffs against Virginia B-gz..H
and others. Defendants Action No 2
pursuance Of judgment Of foreclosure auy
entered in the above entitled
date the 9th day OF July 1900 Understand IS
Referee Judgment named. will az public arc-
ton at the New-York Real Estate Salssroon No. III
Broadway Borough OF Manhattan. City Of NsE-Tork On
Wednesday, the 22d day OF August. 1900 Il 5clock
noon that DAY by Peter F. Meyer. Auetionesr.
premises by said Judgment be sold
in described follows;
All that certain lot piece parcel OF land with ne
building erected. situate lying being
Borough OF Manhattan. City Of NewYork. and being
Section Number Z. Block Number 1892 as
Land Map OF City OF Sew-York. bounded and de-
scribed follows Beginning at point the north
erly Of West One Hundred and Seventeenth street
from the northwestery OF West Hundred and
Seventeenth Street Avenue. running thence
northwardly parallel with Len0x Avenue but and
through party wall far the extends
enc hundred 900 feet eleven I'D inches the middle
line of thence westwar1ly along said middle
line of the block twenty feet thence souJhEardly
paraIIel with Ienox hundred CO
fIC Inches 10 northery line OF West Hundred
and Seventeenth thence easCWardy but along
northery OF One Hundred and Seventeenth
(2Ol the place q beginning
Dated NeW-York July S1st. 1900.
WILLIAM J. OSCLIIVAS. Referee
LORD. DAY & LORD. Attorneys for Plaintiffs.
Of1ce Postofice address. No 12O Broadway Man
hattaU). New-TOr< City.
Number Is Ill West One Hundred and seven
teenth Street:
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West INN St

HIM @
The approximate amount of the lien charge 70 SATISFY
which the described property il 20 oe sold Ia
600 47 with interest thereon from 6th day Nt
July 1900 together and allowance amounting
70 f1O9-lOO together Of the sac
The approximate Of assessments and water
allowed purchaser 9ut Or
purchase paid by the Referee is SSs ana
Int 1900 may also q a i-n
AGAINST these premises az the the sale. but the
amount OF the same 10 yet legally fxed-
Dated New York. 3lst 6av % July. 1900
WILLIAM J. O'SULLIVAN.
Retsces
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RECORD OF PRIVATE SALES.
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS

M2d:sOn-st. No ia. 25x1Oo: Rachel Frank 10
isaac OIoSsInan ............
23d-sr. 2eI West. and No 254 West 24th-st
Maria Del Carmen Santos Suarez CaryajaI
and another 10 Benigno s Suarez .............
Manhattan-ave. : 80 II Of l03d-st, 10 Ol1x95.
Joseph NJ Phbrck 10, A J Goddard ......
Colunbus-ave s, 800 II n of 10Tth-st 2j3x
100: Herman Feilberg 10 Charles Eberle -
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NEW BUILDING PLANS.

sd-aVe. W. s. 100 # Of i7ad-st. for two five
story brick nathouses. 25x74 a15 * q NJ I
Errst, No SO Liberty-st owners. RpdaIpb
Werner. No 973 Webster-ave. architect. -.
e26-st, Z. 2OD II % West Fnd-ave for a
four story brick dwelling 3Ox52: A L. Brock
way. Aurelius. CayuEa County Y owner.
Benson & Brockway. No 55 Broadway archi1
tects ..-....-......-.
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OFFICE OF TIE SECRETARY OF PORTO

RICO. san 1uan, P r.. Aug. Ilth, l9OO.-Pro-
possls for FurnIture-Sealed proposals. duplicate,
win he received at this Once until September GOTH
1879 and then publicly opened for supplying fol-
lowing furniture etc for use by the Legislature o.
Porto Rico. For he Council IL councillors
guard side. in
Guiding double desk FOR the President. clerks
20 chairs. setees 13
ink stands For the House: 10 desks fiat top with
guard rail row OF drawers side. including
double desk for the Speaker 60 chairs. settees. 40
the Council TO he in dark cherry the furniture
for the House to be in oak. Bids will be accepted
the whole part of the above Prices o be T b
at New York Brooklyn. OF each article
accompany the bids. Delivery will
required thirty days afterward The reject any
and all bids Is reserved Proposals be addressed
undersigned. WM. H. HUNT, Secretary.
New-York tribune., 1900-08-22

West 11Tth 5

The approximate of the lien charge saSy
which the above described property Is be sold Is
SS6 TOO with interest thereon from the 18Th day u
together with and allowance amounting
S33e O3IOO together with the expenses OF
The approximate amount OF tnS taxes assessments and
waite liens Z allowed be pur-
chaser purchase money paid by Referee
S3O2 5e-lOO interest The year
may lien against those premises %
sale, the amount OF the Is yet legally
fixed.
Dated Sev York, 31st day os July 1900
WILLIAM J. O'SCLLLVAN Rss.rss
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NOTICE TO coNTRACTORs.-sealed pro-

NO4lNE ~ NONII'iNN I'INS--'Nedltu pio-
pOsals for furnishing the materials and performing
the necessary the heating plumbing
systems and furnishing and installing Switchboard
Panel Engine Dynamo. the House Refuge
for Juvenile Delinauents. Rardars Island n Y. may
he by mail delivered In person mp o'clock
NJ. SATURDAY. the sth day OF September. 1900. Al
F. President of the of Managers.
RandaIls York City. which and
place Board will receive and open all proposals.
Drawings and specifications he consulted and blank
forms of proposal obtained the Office o. Sage
Superintendent the House Of Refuge Randa's Island
y. Y. the office of G. l. Helms Architect.
in Capitol Albany. y. Y.
Contracts awarded o lowest responsi BILE
and reliable bids exceed the
available therefor, in Which the Board OF
Managers reserves the right 10 reject all bids
A. f ORR.
President Board Of Managers.
New York y. Y. Aug. 21st. 1900
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A DVERTISEMENTS and subscriptions for The Tribune
~ received at their Uptown Urnce No L. 242 Broadway
"a north OF 3lst-s until o'clock advertise
received at the following offices regular
ONCE Iatel until o'cock D. M via; 254 Sth-ave
2Sd 1o2 9Th i2.st.- Macy's
and l+th,st l42 colnm6ns-aye near West e6thst l06
between ith and Sth 23s
2d-ave. between 10th and 7Tth 3d-ave near
6iFt-st.' I,7OS lst-ave. S9th-st.: $50 3d-ave
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SUPREME COURT. NEW YORK COUNTY

~ william Cairns Stuart. ct al. Trustees etc %
Ellen 2 ard Plaintiff against Nustlia bru4ns-l
ard others Defendants Action No l.
In pursuance Of judgment - f0Tec0sLre and sale dy
made and ave entitled action ana bearing
day % July. 1900 / the GHderslg1e1 tls
Referee IN said udCrsent named viii sell at public aus
tion, al the YGk Real Estate Salesroom, 70 III
York on Wednesday the 22nd day of August 1900 az
10 o'clock noon day. BY Peter F. Never, Auc-
tonesr premises directed By said Judgment 70 0e SOLD
and therein described as follows;
All that piece parcel Of land with TIE
building thereon situate lying and being N tae
Borough Manhattan. City of New York and BENG IN
Section Number Block Number 1902 as shown On ne
Land Map Of the City Of New York bounded and DE-
follows. Beginning AZ point on norta-
riy line OF West One seventeenth Street
distant and thrtynve t5) feet westTsrdy
from the northweserIy Of West One hundred and
seventeenth Street and LenOx Avenue running thence
norhwardly parallel with LenoV AverUe but through q
the extends one hun
900 feet eleven I'D inches 10 the middle line OF
block. thence westwarly along said middle Ane q
(2Ol thence sOuthVardly parallel
party as exterds one hundred % .
I'D inches to the northery line OF West Ons
hundred and seventeenth street and east~ardy
but along said norhery line Of West one nuno1ed and
(20) feet 70 the point or place
beginning
Dated York. JULY 31st 1900
WILLIAM J. O-SCLLTVAS. Rece-,e-
DAY & lord. Attorneys for Plaintiffs. once and
Post once address. No 10 Broadway Manhattan
New City.
The following is diagram Of the property Be sola
street number 100 West One hundred and
teenth Street
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pTE;RLiSEMENTS p; I and subscriptions The TrISan.
"a aoor north OF Slst-st until O'Clock advertise
once rates until o'clock o. M viz: GA eth-aye
cor 2Sds lo2 6th-ave.. cor I.th-st Mscy'a osh-aya
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IN PURSUANCE of an order of Hon. Abner

IN PURSUANCE of an order of Hon. Abner
9 Thomas. Surrogate Of the County OF New
York NOTICE is hereby given to all persons having
claims against Frederick r. Wood. County
Of New York to the with vouch
ers thereof subscribers their place OF
ing business Room $685. No 132 Nassau Street, IN the
CITY of New York. before the eleventh day OF
February next.
CLARENCE W. WOOD.
EUGENE II. CONKLIS.
Executors
ENNEVER & TRAUTMANN Attorneys for Executors
Room SO6) 1872 Nassau Street Borough OF Manhattan
New York City.
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Proposals.
A RNIY BUILDING. Whitehall St. New York

City August II. 19OO-seaed proposals. triYi-
will be received until IL o'clock
1900. opened supplying Department
miscellaneous hardware, specified
schedule to be had this office. l. s reserves the
right reject accept all proposals, part
thereof Preference will be given articles OF domestic
manufacture, conditions quality
tincluding price productions
the duty thereon) being equal Envelopes
tanning proposals should be marked: Proposals
Quarermasters Supplies to be opened August 21h. 100" "
and addressed Col. A. :. KIMBAIIa A Q. NJ G.,
l. :. A. Depot or. Mr..
New-York tribune., 1900-08-22

this morning and of these 300 belong to the
Grand Lodge The report of the grand master
showed prosperous year. 1t declared that statis-
ticians now record Odd Fellowship as being the
first in numbers and wealth of all the great fra
ternites of the world.
New-York tribune., 1900-08-22

ROBINSON. IDA.-In pursuance Of an order
Of Hon Abner c. Thomas, Surrogate Of the County
notice is hereby given to all persons having
claims against Robinson late OF the County OF New
York deceased the with vouchers there
of 10 the subscribers their place OF transactng bust
ness No Broadway, Borough OF Manhattan. City OF
New York before the Sth day OF February, 1901
Dated New York. July 18th. 1900
LEWIS G. ROBINSON,
ALBERT ]. ADAMS. Jr..
Executors.
W COLEMAN HUGHES.
Executors, II Broadway.
Borough OF Manhattan. New York City.
New-York tribune., 1900-08-22

ETNHE HANOVER. No. ? Street s z. corner
i 18th Street 9th Avenue. a high family house
Apartments. Parlor Bedrooms and Bath year
nished or unfurnished Table American Plan Private
table service il desired. D. P. HATHAWAY
New-York tribune., 1900-08-22

TN PURSUANCE OF an order OF Hon. Abner
- C. Thomas a Surrogate OF County of New York.
Notice hereby given all persons having claims
against Herman Marcus County OF New York
deceased present the with vouchers thereof
their place ransactins business
Offices Wilcox Brodek, No 22O Broadway, in the
Borough Manhattan. IN the City Of New York, on
before the day Of February next
Dated New York the Sth day Of August, 1900
WILLIAM E MARCUS.
GEORGE E. MARCUS. s executors
WILCOX & BRODEK.
Executors. DO Broadway. Borough OF Man
attan n
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AlBMGyY EWEN0R98 l0Nr

steamers ADIRONDACK DEAN RICHMOND Iaa,o
Pier 81 North River. foot Canal Street. p NJ dali.
Sundays excepted), connecting with express aims far
SARAToGAi A LAKE GEORGE, RICHFIELD SPRINGS
SHARON SPRINGS. THOUSAND ISLANDS, ADIRoN-
DACKS and the West. Saturday night connects
WIN sunday morning train for Saratoga, North Creek
caldwell and steamer Lake Summer k,xctr,
sion tickets
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HUDSON AND G@N@AGNlE RNAra.

Leave foot Of Christopher St every weekday AZ .
r. NJ connecting with b. & A. r. r.
also; saturdays. steamer ONTBORA 1:S0 P NJ for
'Htskul with Annex for Hudson.
New-York tribune., 1900-08-22

BALLOT REFORM IN PENNSYLVANIA.-The
Republican State Committee Of Pennsylvania Is
shout to in Phila delphia discuss plans for
the campaign. II Is highly probable that the ques-
ton Of ballot reform will be taken up and seriously
considered There were propositions before the
last Legislature. One for automatic machines.
which would cost the State at least Sl5O0,@p The
other looked 10 the beginning of personal reSistra-
ton. That Is to say. every would have TO ap-
pear personally certain periods and register his
name voter.
New-York tribune., 1900-08-22
1TR0Y RMM1TS.

STEAMER CITY OF TROY OR SARATOGA EN-
TIRELY REBUILT, retUnished redecoraI Ied
leave West 10Th IT. daily. 6 p NJ. except Saturdav
Sunday steamers touch Albany. -
DINING ROOMS ON MAIN DECK. sEARCHLIGET
Excursous-Troy, 50 90; Saratoga 81 so
booklet excursion all summer re-
North East
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mmn@NM RNMER lev MANl rGMr
@AT7gN0ll IgWTgRI0NG \ 0R1IE

Steamers ONTEORA KAATERSKILI leave foot of
Christopher St. weekday at 6 /. VI.
Saturdays ONTEORA at / 80 p. NJ. KAATERS-
6 r. M
Trains for Cairo. Palenvils Otis Summit
Tannersviile connect.
FARE-NEW YORK TO TANNERsVILLE. 5000
Descriptive Folder
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n PURSUANCE Of an order Of Hon. Abner q.

IN PURSUANCE of an order of Hon. Abner {.
Thomas a Surrogate of the County New York.
against Hester A Cowing. late Of the County Of New
York, deceased the with vouchers thereof
the subscriber place OF ransacting business
the office Of Stanton Hopkins. No 81 Nassau Street.
Borough Of Manhattan in the City Of New York.
before the first October
Dated New York, 9th OF March 1900.
RUFUS b COWINCi, Executor.
STANTON & HOPKINS, Attorneys for Executor, No 81
Nassau Street Borough OF Manhattan. New York CITY.
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HUDSON RIVER Steamer MARY PoWELL-

,o Leaving Desbrosses st 3l5 Saturdays 1:45 W.st
20 81 $50 T. M. Saturdays p. NJ cRANSTONs
y, " MfJSa POINT, CORNWALL. NEWBCRGH NF;W
IitattbI tSd, MILTON, POKEEPSIE. HYDE PARK
KoNI1OCT and KINGSTON. Orchestra board New,
your residence destination rom
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1900-01-26
Prices In Twin-CItIes.
A NEW JUDICIAL DISTRICT.

BIZ for Establishment OF One Introduced
in Congress.
a bill providing for the establish
ment of new federal judicial district
in Illinois has been introduced in con-
gress by Representative Hit. 1t is
to be known as the Western district,
and mbraces the counties of Boone,
Carroll, 10 Daviess, Fulton, Hender-
son, Henry, Iroquois, Knox, Lee,
Livingston, Marshall, McDonough,
Mercer. Ogle. Peoria, Putnam, Rock
Island, Stark, Stephenson, TazewelI.
Warren, Whiteside. Winnebago and
Woodford, which are detached from
the Northern judicial district.
The new district will be divided
into two divisions, to he known as
the Northern and Southern divisions,
and the counties of Fulton, Hender-
son, Henry, Iroquois, Knox, Living
ston, Marshall, McDonOugh, Mercer,
Peoria. Putnam. Rock Island, Stark
Tazewell, Warren and Woodford will
be known as the Southern division.
while Boone, Carroll, 10 Daviess, Lee,
.Ogle. Stephenson, Whiteside and
Winnebago will be in the northern
division. Two sessions of the circuit
and district courts of the new dis
trict Will be held each year, one at
Peoria the first Mondays OF April and
October, and the other at Freeport
the first Mondays of January and
June. All suits not of local nature
must be brought in the court of the
division where the defendants are
found in the district. The president
il authorized to appoint a district
Judge with a salary of So 600 n year
and n district attorney who will re-
ceive $1,000. together with other
officers necessary to conduct the
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1900-01-26
AMUSEM ENTS.

A splendid production of Hamlet
was given at HarPer's theatre last
night by Harrison j. Wolfe, a young
actor whose exceptional talent is rap
idlv winning fame. Mr. Wolfe
is supported by a capable company,
and invests the play with exceeding
w good taste in the matter of richness
and completeness. The audience that
greeted MIR Wolfe last night was not
as large as it should have been, but
was none the less aPpreciative, and he
made an impress sion that will insure
more substantial reception on the
occasion OF his next visit to Rock Isl
and.
The coming Saturday at the Bur tbs
will be given to comedy, aud one of
the seasons greatest novelties of the
order will be presented in the adj
vent of the new comedy hit, ''Why
Smith Left Home" from the versatile
pen of George II. Broadhurst, the au-
thor of What Happened to Jones. -
The cast is most excellent one and
those familiar with the standing Of
actors can see by the following roster
that the company is an exceptionally
strong one: Frank Tannehill, Or.
Eugene Redding, G. Jay Williams.
Frederick Roberts. Gilbert Gardner,
Carina Jordan. Nellie Maskell, Jennie
Eugle, Lottie Williams Salter, Rose
Hubbard, Belle Cham berlin and Lizzie
Nav Ulmer.
In speaking of Mile Fiji" which
appears at the Burtis Sunday, well
know eastern critic said: This
comedy reminds me of glass of
sparkling champagne in comparison
to other comedies | have seen, ia
this way beer, good old beer, is great.
and one can always enjoy it, but if
you, after drinking beer for several
days, stop one evening and take a
drink of sparkling champagne there
is something about it that makes you
feel different from all other drinks, so
it i with Fiji You see comedy
after comedy, they are the beer | speak
OF. and are all good, but when you
take the evening OFF and see Mile
Fif' that comedy has the same effect
on you that the sparkling champagne
has. consider it great"
Joseph Arthur has come forward
with another success, ''On the Wa
bash, which will he the attraction
at Harpe~'s theatre Sunday night.
His former successes, Blue Jeans"
and The Still Alarm" are well re-
mem bered by local theatre goers, and
much pleasure is anticipated in the
coming production. 1t is realistic
picture of the life in southern Indi-
ana.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1900-01-26
IOSIIN LOTTINGS.

Joslin, Jan. 24.-Ed Tobin has pur.
chased a new buggy.
Margaret Crompton came for a visit
last Friday.
G. c. Wake, who was taken sud
denly sick, is now better.
Hiram Cox has returned from a
visit with his brother in Chicago.
The gold trimmed glasses found by
F. T. Crompton. Jr., proved to be the
property of Arthur Mead.
Saturday, Jan. p, will BE- the regu-
lar meeting of the Royal Neig bors at
Joslin.
The citizens of Yuma feel proud of
the new steel bridge that has been put
in near the Methodist church.
Maude CrompteE has returned to
her home in Port Byron after 3
weeks visit with friends and relatives.
Miss Mary Mold, of Rock Island,
after spending a few days with her
parents and family, returned TO Rock
Island Monday.
The social which was held at the
Oak Tree school house was quite
well attended notwithstanding the
stormy weather. Books have already
been purchased with the proceeds.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1900-01-26
COAL WILL BE CHEAP.
If Prospective Competition Be.
tween Rival Interests Comes
TO Pass.
ACCESS TO THE NEW TERRITORY

If Traffic Arrangement Is Not Effected
with Mercer County Division. 1t Is said
Another Road VIII he Constructed. and
Then VIII Ensue the BattIe-FieIds At
tracing Capital.
The Davenport Democrat sees de-
VelOping on this side of the river a
clash between the railroads governing
coal fields with the result that fuel
will drop in price. Says the Demo
crat:
1T is said that there IS an interest
ing passage at arms in prospect. Two
or three different interests are option
ing coal lands in Rock Island county
now with intent to secure large hold
ings. 1t i understood that one of
these interests is getting into position
to crowd the Cable coal interests, and
that it is very likely there will be a
warm time. The new corners will
want access to their lands. They do
not want to build railroad if they
can get the right OF running over one
that is built at prices that are reason
able. The offer has been or will he
made, it is rumored, to take the line
To Coal Valley or Gable or At least to
make a traffic arrangement with the
owners for its use. 1.-THE right terms
cant be made with them the new line
will he built There is hint that if
the new corners are given no chance
except through the construction of
their own line they will feel that they
are absolved from any considerations
of delicacv for the feelings OF the peo-
pie who are now operating coal mines
in that vicinity, and that the opening
of n hot fight on the fuel proposition
is to be expected.
Future VIII Decide.
This Is so far only talk. The flu
ture will show what there is in it, if
there is anything at all. However,
there is littld doubt that the coal fields
of Rock Island county are going to
attract far greater capital within the
next few years than they have hither-
to enlisted, and it begins to appear
certain that, between water power in
increasing importance, and coal in in
creasing quantity, this may he one of
the cheapest points in the country for
power for manufacturing purposes,
or fuel for any other use. If Mr..
Smith, of Moline, gets his hard coal
molds in working order so that he
can take the common black soOty soft
coal of every dav use and transform
it into the patrician anthracite,
we will need only one thing more,
and that will be a natural gas belt
around the three cities, and the strik-
ing of few 1,OOO-barrel oil wells"
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1900-01-26
Williams Goesto KentncLy.

c. W. Williams. the horseman. who
has won money at different times on
the Davenport mile track, and is well
known to the people OF the three
cities, is not going to locate in Gales
burg, as a recent report said he in
tended doing, a. it i now announced
he has selected Kentucky as the scene
of his future operations. having
leased Ashland park. near Lexington,
in the famous blue grass region.
Williams has added to his string:
Expedition. 2.153; St. Vincent. 2:13!
Belsire, 2:21i. and Mazatian, 2:26i
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1900-01-26

ChapPed hands, cracked lips and
roughness of the skin cured quickly
by Banner Salve, the most healing
ointment in the world. All druggists.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1900-01-26
Prevented a Tragedy.

Timely information given Mrs
George Longo of New Straitsville, Ohio
prevented a dreadful tragedy and
saved two lives. a frightful cough
had long kept her awake every night.
She had tried many remedies and doc
tors, but steadily grew worse until
urged tn try DR.. Kings New Discov.
cry. One bottle wholly cured her,
and she writes this marvellous medi-
cine also cured Mr.. Long of a severe
attack of pneumonia. Such cures arc
positive proof of the matchless merit
of this grand remedy for curing all
throat, chest and lung troubles. Onl :
80 cents and 81. Every bottle guar.
anteed. Trial bottles free at Hart. &
UIlemeyer's drug store.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1900-01-26
To EVEN UP PRICES,
Horseshoers and Blacksmifhs of
Three Cities Agree Upon Uni
form Scale.
MEETING HELD IN DAVENPORT.

Tradesmen In Town Across the River Will
Have to Increase Charges to Meet Rates
of Twin-CIty shops. Which Are Gov
erned by One OrganIzation-The Scale
Adopted Last July.
The horses hoers and blacksmithS of
the three cities met the other evening
at Davenport TO agree upon more
uniform prices for horseshoeing than
hey have had heretofore.
Rock Island and Moline have one
organization and all are working in
harmony with the exception of very
few, but in Davenport the organiZa-
ton has not been successful and the
blacksmiths nave been shooting horses
at all possible prices.
No uniformity has existed anon q
them. The three cities cannot all
have one black smiths union, as they
lie in different states. and are sub
lecr to their own state organizations,
but an agreement was made whereby
all the tri-citv horseshoers present
will charge uniform rates for work
done in the future. This will mean
that some of the Davenport smiths will
have to raise their prices up TO the
Uniform standard held in Moline and
Rock Island.
Prices In Twin Cities.
The prices in Rock Island and Mo-
line, according to the scale adopted
July, are rs follows:
New shoes, each, 80 cents.
Resetting shoes. each, % cents.
New bar shoes, 80 cents.
New handmade shoes for buggy.
carriage and driving. per horse. $3.50.
New track shoes, IS and up.
Resetting track shoes, $50.