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New-York tribune., 1900-10-02
Dublir Notitcs.
CuPREME COURT, First Der


SUPREME COURT, First Department-In
Street Opening Improvement . the City Of New
York BY the the Corporation CITY rel
e 10 o ne cy Of NeR Yo 10 ce4an a5d 1d
hsrediJaments and premises the side
Division Norfolk Suffolk Canal Rutgers Jefferson
Streets and Broadway. daily selected
laid and for puolic park Lnder and in pursu-
the provisions Of chapter 29J OF The Laws OF
i'S We, s"T THE enthusiastically CoMMIssIoSERs OF Es-
hereby give iotice the owners, lessee or
Ieekees parties and lesp=cJ-vely entitled
Interested in the lands tenemens aereditaments and
This proceedn and 10 all other9 whom ii
FYrst-That We competed
and damage 70 respective
esnecvely erltel c o: Interested In the lands
teIest therein have filed report transcript
NON OF Vhonsoever X may
Secon1-That ali parties pers5ls whose rights
the same any part thereof may within thirty days
after publication OF this notice august zStn
with US our Office. Room No 2 on t,s Fourth FLOOR
OF the -Zeitung Buidin6 NJ Tryon ROW, IN
Ijied by OF Chapter so OF the Laws OF lec
srd that We Commissioners. viii hear parties
SO objecting said Office on the 5n day OF October
1900 1870 o'clock in the fsreno9n ana upon sneh
subsequent days may be found necessary =. 49,.
Thrd-That our report herein WI 3e presented 70 Jas
Tenn thereof be held IN Part ~ N the County
Court House The City OF New Hork 5orough ot
6enInr Of the Court that day. and that then and
.tsra or as thereaftel counsel can be hearG
thereon motion Will be made ths the said report De
Dated New York. August 25th. 1900
EMANUEL BLUMENsTIEL
MICHAEL COLEMAN
ARTHUR INGRAHAM,
Commissioners
,oeupry NJ srr4ENCK Clerk
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fiuaurial glections.
TIE PLAZA BANK.

THE PLAZA BANK os.. 900
nJegs-York. September Ssth, 4S'o
THE ANNUAL ELECTION for DIRECTORS %
The Plaza Bank and the transaction of such oseIt
business a. may before the Meeting VIZ IN
80 FssrlfoK Eouse, Avenue and 9stn Eueet
Trs~Sev 6rT-isr 9th 1900 Polls open from Y m 70
-ssiHS111s. "- G W. PARSON. Cashier
VERTEsEMEeS subscripuons for ns
= rhzfr Uptorn once No ls2a2 BfcAcNAsr
q door norh sIst-st. until O CLOCK p n rsvnIsr
r5ents received az following bEaneh oEless =.
ofsre refss until O'Clock p VIZ z,s 80 -
aar zze-sf Is2 6Lh-sveY iztf-sLs Aa-S . p'- -
New-York tribune., 1900-10-02

A ADVERTISEMENTS and subseTtDtons to5 5hs Ir1olns
y their Office. No. "a Bfoad"ag
"a door 3ls1-st. until CLOCK p M "a
tents received at following branch ohces az reAua
Office rates o'clock p VIZ %
1872 6th-ave l2th-st.s Macy
sue lzth-s1 near vest ~.
42d-st. 6th-aVe. " Easl 14tn
E2dst 7th and sth axes 5s EssS se nsS9
2d-ave between 10th and 7Tth SITS: W "a htt Ie-.
sxt-st. 7Os e9h ST. too fremont
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NrOTTC,E is HEREBY GIVEN that the Assess,

NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN that the Assess,
- aent Rolls Resl Estate Persona M 6soPe Pear 1900
- he warrants for the collection OF taxes haes an
delivered 10 the undersigned and that alI a. the
- sssaesr,sUt rolls due and paEaoie % .tNS
oT5ca Of tba Receiver II Taxes in the borough III ~
H. propertv is located. follows: - Go, Man
| |f2rr,ueh OF Manhattan, No. 81 Chambers 9trse'' "
Bo4oaeh Of the BEonz. corner Third and fremont
nHss; oss If ~ Brooklyn Rooms . and Municipal
Building. Brooklyn. n y ,,-- .,.-r. ,,d fifth
Borough OF Queens corner 5acAs"h -'ei'+' 49,
strset Tong Island City, n ,,.,.,-z New
r39T1ugh OF Richmond. Ftlehmona bulIulAS
r-sgbror staten Island. y. a.. ~, ,yo.er,-
= rsyr1enr On before the lst day OF
an rerf he SEers0n paving shall o emitted 70 ,ssv5
banadts mentioned in section Slo 81 ~ de-
Cchsuter 3Is. Laws OF lssD VIZ. =
i-tfon ~ interest al rag Of per cent PEI ~
SI,,.es, fbs day Of pay ment ana the Isl ua'
December next p.1-rD p AUSTEN
Receiver OF Taxes
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Boys ana Young Men-BroOklyu

THE REGENTS SCHOOL.
Il ELMER z. JOHNSON. PRINCIPAL.
lss LINCOLN PLACE. BROOKLYN. y =
Heopeus sept. - Glasses limited to
instruction Preparing students Tor
SotieEes specially We guarantee a four High
ScneoI course In Two years Tutcn Sloe; boys under
twelve, SO BOsrders limited twelys.
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pamriug AraSemies
Proposals
nROPOSALS FOR MATTRESSES AND

MATTRESS COVERS -Fhus Depot . II Dept
Arrb street. PhIa- Pa. - 1ato-Sealed
ss In tripcate viii be recetEsd here until II o'eloc
n sfou1iav Ocruber * Ieep flr delivery etrre-
he Phfadelphia Chicaso dPos = the Cuarterasers
Mattresses Mattress
s.fb-ct % per increase QuaDriries n desired
~ fhP r-parta~nt STANDARD samples b st 20
S~hlvTki1 Arsenal This city. the Of1ce q th-
t-ief uarterns Dept - the Lakes Chcagn. Ills
fronn specification r-utrereas ~iA BE- considered
IA. for quantities than advertised for -
-afned FarlT deliveries essential bidders
win wha
reject
pzss OF part thereof Preference gvea articles
quality and prce Including IN ne price q foreign pru
sions or manufacturers duty thereon being equal
guarantee per q articles
50 fcr accompany proposals requre1
so h@ af1xed number q th@
x41zrauteea Did and properly canreled Blanks for
SC. VIII Be furnished appucar11- Enreiopes
containins proposals. % oe endorsed gposlis foE Nat
acdresaed IOFIE y. EcREL.
Assf oaarterInaster-GsnsFal [. : Army.
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CITY TRUST co
or NEW YORK.
So WALL STREET.

SO WALL STREET.
rA-l l . -. 4L,OOO.OOG
entirely invested In City of New York BOnds)
SURPLUS S.-...... 100000
Designated Depository for Stats, City. and Court
Funds, sno for Lawful Money Reserve Of the Banks
Of the State.
Acts as Exccutoc, Administrator Guardian, Trus-
tee, Committee, Receiver, Assignee, etc,
Opens Accounts subject to check payable at sight
lows interest daily balances Issues Certificates
OF Deposit. bearing interest, payable on demand or
fixed dates.
Furnishes Letters Of Credit and Drafts on al
parts Of the world
Acts as Fiscal and Transfer Agent Registrar Of
Stocks and Bonds. and Trustee for CorporGtis4
Mortgages.
Loans Money Bond and Mortgage
OFFICERS.
Jas. Rosa Curran, President.
John ID. Crimmins, Nice-PrestGent.
George r.. Sheldon, I'd Vfce-PresidenG
Arthur Terry, Secretary.
Walter w. Lee. Asst. Secretary.
DIRECTORS.
John D. Crimmins. Charles ". Morse
Frank H Platt, Henry D. HaVemeyss
George R Sheldon, Hosmer B, Parsons
Edward Eyre, Albert G. Jennings.
Peter Doelger. William 81. GelshsneT.
william Halls Ir- Eugene Kelly,
james D. Layng. Edwin Warheld,
William R. Grace, Elverton R. ChapasH
James Roosevelt Charles Y. Foraes,
Edward n Gibbs. Frank r. Lawrence.
Jas Ross Currnn.
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NnrICE rn rAvPAYERs.

JOSEPH NJ. sCHENCK Clerk
New-York tribune., 1900-10-02

DEPARTMENT OF FINANCE. .,--
Fsr-REAT1 FOR THE. COLLECTION OF TAXES
NO 81 CHAMBERS STREET
ROROI-GH OF MANHATTAN.
SEW YORK OCTOBER ], 1SVo
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1900-03-17
REED-YoUNG.

Palestine. Texas, March l5-Mr.
Stephen T.. Reed. Of Galveston, aud
Miss Mabel Gooch, Of this city, were
married last night at 80 o'clock at the
home Of the brides parents, 200 Mag
noia street. Rev. DR.. Crozier Of the
Presbyterian church ofiGated Mr.,
and Mrs Reed lylt' Immediately after
the ceremony for Galveston, where
they will make their future home.
Mr. Reed is young man well and
fayorably known IN Galveston, wher,
he has a position with The traffic de-
partner, u the railroad service. u,
WAS raised at Bryan, End graduated
from the university Of Virginia.
Miss Gooch Is the only daughter o
Hon. John Young Gooch II this city
and q leading member Of society She
is a graduate Of the Palestine schools. d
student Of the state university aud M
accomplished musician.
The wedding was quiet home affair
only the family aud relatives OF IN,
bride being present. The best wishes
and congratulations Of a hos, Of friendl
20 with Sir. aud Mrs. Reed.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1900-03-17
LEON COUNTY
Wants Brazos 10 Help Make the
Manning Bridge Free

Judge a. G. Board yesterday
showed to the Eegle reporter a
letter from Judge Pruitt of Leon
county, in which a proposition war
made TO purchase the Manning
bridge across the Navasota river
on the old San Antonio road and
make free bridge. This bridge
is above Macy, twenty.eight or
thirty miles from Bryan, and
eight miles above the Bundick
bridge. il is an i'm portant cross.
ing in trade territory which may
properly be considered tributary
to Bryan, There is no doubt
making a free bridge would not
only operate to the advantage of
the people on both sides in that
section, but would also be to the
advantage of Bryan and the county
at large. Judge Pruitt says Mrs.
Manning offers to sell the bridge
for $40 and that $3.50 will be
necessary to repair it and build a
slough bridge. Leon county''
proposition is to share the expense
of the enterprise. The Leon county
commissioners meet March 10, and
Judge Pruitt desires to have an
answer from this county by that
time.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1900-03-17

Sixteen state Rangers under COM
mand Of Captains Rogers aud Nc
Donald reached town Sunday.
They came for the purpose of taking
an active part in any little shoot
ing scrape which any Of the 800
persons connected with the Jim
Coleman trial might feel called
upon to engage in between them
selves. Fortunately, however, for
the good name Of the town, as well
probably as for the lives Of inno.
cent persons who do not care q
snap if the whole gang murders
each other just so long as they do
il decently and in some other part
OF the country, Judge Thompson
sent the case to San Antonio fol
trial, and the use Of this part Of tn,
country as a battle ground fol
two lawless factions has been de
MED them Richmond Coaster.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1900-03-17
NOTICE.

Notice ia hereby given that a specia.
meeting Of the -tock holders OF the Call
vert, Waco < BraEos Valley Railroad
company viii be held AZ its principal
ofise, in the town OF Calvert, on the
18th day Of Nav, 1900. for The purpose
Of increasing the capital stock u sAid
railroad company from the sun OF sew.
eniy.hve thousand dollars 70 the sum
one hundred thousand dollars.
This notice 10 given 10 pursuance OF a
resolution " The Board Of Directors u
sad 0mpauy, calling a mSeung d The
stockholders ~ the time and place, and
Tor the object above mentioned, and 10,
structing the undersigned. a. Secretary
TO give this notice 10 accordance with
the statute upon the subject
Witness my hand this The s,h day o.
March, 1900 J. w. BYAEs,
wmay 10 Secretary.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1900-03-17
Democra e all.

By authority in me vested as
chairman OF the democratic execu.
tive cammittee Of Brazos county,
hereby call a meeting Of said com.
mittee in my Office in Bryan, Sat.
urday, the oath day of March
1900, at 1880 o'clock p. m, TO con
slider such business as may com,
before it. Geo. X. Tabor,
Chairman.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1900-03-17
Hotel Arrivals.

II d Harrison, New Orleans; C
Hearne, Houston; VIM Schneider,
Dallas; II l. Evetts, Houston; X J
Turner, X L Gordon, Houston; A
Edel, Cincinnati; J Shapiro, Mad
isonville; J C Marshall, Louisville;
" b Wells, New York; Dick Jones
city; J II Suber, College; II II
Winter, st Louis; + q Bochow
Houston.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1900-03-17
SATURDAY MARCH Il, 1900.
St. Patrick's day. "rop NV the
mOrnin' to yez."

Green ought TO be able to hold
on to the job Of bossing the r.. alb
lican party in Texas without the
suggestion by his friends Of such a
remote possibility as his nomona-
ton for vice-president.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1900-03-17
To the Populists of Brazos
County.

BY authority vested in me as
chairman, | hereby call mass
meeting Of the Populists to be held
at the court house in Bryan, Sat.
urday March II, at 10 a m, for
the the purpose Of better organic.
ing, and attend to all business OF
importance. W. J. BRoDGoN,
W. w. WEAVER, Chairman,
Secretary.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1900-03-17

Some OF the things which are
preventing time from hanging
heavy on the authorities at Wash.
ington are the plague in Honolulu,
the instruction in the Philippines,
tariff resistance In Puerto Rico and
manifest impotence in Cuba.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1900-03-17
Notice.

The annual convention Of the
Galveston district Christian En-.
deavor will be held in Bryan on
April 6, : and s. All who prom.
Used 10 entertain delegates will
ease note the date.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1900-03-17

Judge Storey has announced for
reelection to the office of railroad
commissioner.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1900-03-17
ANNOUNCEMENT =.
Tie EAGLE g. authorized 10 announce
JOHN A. wAYLAND

90 a candidate Tor 70 election 10 the NJ.
flee Of state Senator from the Twelfth
senatorial district, composed Of The
counties Of Limestone, Freestone, Rob
erison and Bfazos, subject 20 the ac-
ton Of the dem0ciriic nominating con.
yentl0n.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1900-03-17
san Antonio

For Grand Lodge Sons Of Her
man March oath IL. at. G. will
sell round trip tickets to san An
tonic fare from Bryan $500 Limit
March 9th. Tickets must be
signed and stamped in San An.
tonic before return.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1900-03-17
CITY COUNCIL
Adorned Regular Meeting
Held Last Night.

The council. met in adjourned
regular session last night, Mayor
Harrison presiding and all officers
present.
The minutes Of preceding
meeting were read and approved
and ordered filed. The fiscal
agents report shows balances as
follows:
school fund ..................N ,OSS 81
Special building fund ...... 2,5l1 50
Water works fund ....,...... LILO 20
Cemetery fund ............... II ov
Building and street improve
ment iund ..............t.' 80 ~
Tax aud fine fund 90. ...... 81 ~
Street appropriation fund.-. Go %
MIR. Buchanan was appointed to
superintend the park and authori-
zed To- run a lane with poultry net
ting through where the walk is to
keep stock out, and to take proper
care Of the park
Some other matters were con.
sidered, and the council adjourned
until Monday evening at 6 o'clock
when the trouble experienced in
street improvement with the
water mains will be taken up, to.
gether with other matters leiI
over.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1900-03-17

Call for Lemps Extra Pale. 100
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1900-03-17

Car Of choice Alfalfa hay 90 cents
per bale at Edge Bros. DOL
Smoke Metropolitan cigars sold at
Exposition saloon. dd.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1900-03-17

Above list Of letters remaining In the
Bryan pos office for the week ending
March -. A charge OF one cent 10 made
on each piece OF mail advertised. When
calling for these letters please say al.
yeTtised, giving date. Verv Respt
Tyler Haswell, p. NJ.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1900-03-17
The EAGLE is authorized 10 announce
J. r.. ASTlN

a. a candidate for the Office Of state
senator from the Twelfth senatorial
district, composed ~ the counties o
Limestone, Freeslone, Robertson and
Bmzos, subject 10 the action n the
democratic nominating convention Of
said district.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1900-03-17
Letter List.
LADIES.

LADIES.
Eston Amy Jackson Lilly
JIles selmer Lawrence, ST
Nevren Lucy Parker Mary
Pgrin Marian Price MOll,
smiley; NJ l. smiley Mollie
nith Laura, W Taylor Lucinda
Walker Matte Walker Annie
White Mamie, II
GENTS.
Adams John, q Rarroy Jno, l.
Calvin Dave Cannaliato Guis-
Conway, q eppe.
Jenison Charley Jones Thomas
Johnson Edward Lawless, ] ~
Mcdonald, ID Is Mayors, BIS
MasJn, W Robinson Bob
Rebers.n Dat Shelley Geo, ID
sherTod A Smith WIN, X
Walters, EM Williams Jimeyert
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1900-03-17

az a candidate for Mayor Of the City OF
Bryan at theensuing April election.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1900-04-10
AUTHORITIES ARE
NOT RESPONSIBLE.
Execution of Five Criminals at
Ponce by the Garrotte Prescribed
by Spanish Law.

Washington, D. c., April beyond
the mere announcement that five crimi-
nails were to be executed at Ponce today
for murder and outrage, Gen. Davis, the
governor Of Porto Rico has made no
representations to the war department
on this subject. The officials here are
somewhat concerned about the situation,
mainly because of the method chosen for
the execution of these criminals-the gar
rotte. 1t is explained that neither
for the enforcement of the death penalty
nor for the repulsive method of execu-
ton are the military authorities response
bic. These are the results of the contin-
uance in the island Of the Spanish legal
methods, according TO the officials here
The men were arrested by Porto Rican
officials; they were tried by Porto Rican
judges under Porto Rican laws, and the
method of execution selected also was
prescribed by the law and custom of the
island
There is. however, Il marked indisposi-
ton to take any official action that will
tend to excite the latent jealousy of the
islanders over any encrOachment by the
national government upon their cher
lshed customs and laws; hence the hest
fancy to act in the present instance, by
committing the sentence of the criminals.
Ponce. April THE five men SEN
fenced to death for murder were gar
r0ted here today. There was 10 riot or
disturbance
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1900-04-10
IRISH CHILDREN
CHEER THE QUEEN.
Forty Thousand Youngsters Make
a Demonstration in Honor
of Victoria.

Dublin, April THE weather is milder
and it is not raining. Queen Victoria
is spending an active day. After break
fast she drove out in a donkey carriage
Children arrived in Shoals throughout
the morning from all parts of the coun-
try to attend the fetc in Phoenix park
The streets were full of picturesque
professions of boys and girls, all the chill
dren carrying Union Jacks, probably for
the first time III their lives. They were
in charge of priests, sisters and teachers
During the afternoon her majesty
drove from the viceregal lodge to Phoe-
nix park and reviewed the children. 1t
is estimated that from 81, 900 to 10000
youngsters were present. There was a
remarkable demonstration. The Queen
accompanied by the princesses. drove
through the extended lines of children.
bowling repeated acknowledgements of
their Joyous hurrahs. At about the cen
ter of the line stand was erected which
was occupied by the mayoress and
others. little girl presented the Queen
with a bouquet TO which Il card was at
tached bearing the inscription: ''To our
beloved Queen, from the children of Ire
land, Queens day, April {, 1900"
After driving up and down the line
several times amid ever-increasing cheer
ing, her majesty returned to the vice
regal lodge
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1900-04-10

1naction in the north was fatal to them
and they were forced to adopt new tao
tics and attempt a series of counter at
tacks. Veterans are surprised that this
has not been done before and that Gen.
Roberts, Gen. Methuen and Gen. Bull
lers lines of communication have not
been repeatedly raided. They add that
the Beers, having discovered how
effective these tactics are will
continue to make use of them
in swooping down here and there
upon isolated garrisons and stations. 1t
is readily admitted that they have the
power of harassing Gen. Roberts army
in this way and retarding its advance,
but the view taken in official circles is
that the reinforcements which have been
pouring into South Africa during the last
two months will speedily enable the Brit
ish army to take the offensive and draw
off the Beers from the southern section
of the Free State.
Gen. Buffers inactiOn is not under
stood by military men here and the opin-
ion is expressed that Warren's division
will be ordered to the Free State.
The Ashanti outbreak is considered in
opportune, but not Of serious magnitude.
Colonia1s Capture Five Prisoners.
Aliwal North, Cape Colony, Friday,
April 6.-The colonial division at We
pener has captured five prisoners and
400 rifles.
The Royal Irish rifles are falling back
on Beestekraal from Rockville.
The Beers are reported to be moving
east and west of Rockville and num-
Der Of them are reported sixteen miles
down the Orange river.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1900-04-10
SUITS FOR DAMAGES.
Miss Nethersole Turns Against
Those Who Have Attacked Her
Rush to See "Sapho."

New York, April Miss Olga Meth
circle has received SO many letters and
kilograms of generalization that she
could not count them. Besides that she
and Miss Phoebe A. Hannaford. one OF
the witnesses summoned by the prosecu-
ton, are now such good friends that
Miss Nethersole has invited the woman
preacher to tea. and she has accepted.
The box-Office window at Wallack's
theater was more eagerly sought yester-
day than the goal on a football gridirOn,
and there We're few seats left in the
house by noon.
Kalamazoo, Mich. April THE ia
yorable verdict in the case against Miss
Olga Nethersole, acQuitting her of the
charge of offending public morals by the
production Of 'Sapho" is received with
great satisfaction by a large majority of
the people Of this city as it vindicates
the popular sentiment expressed at the
time Of the suppression of the 'Sapho"
performance here several weeks ago 1t
is understood that Maj. B. 4. Bush,
manager Of the Academy, and William
Brady, manager of the Nethersole road
company, which was prohibited from
playing here. will now push their Jam
age suits against this city for $1,000 each
with renewed energy.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1900-04-10
FOUNTAIN PEAKS CHRISTENED.
Dewey, Fairbanks, Carter, Shoup and
Foster Com p1im ented.

Tacoma, Wash, April 6.-Surveyor-
General Distin of Alaska has named the
most important mountain peaks lying
back Of Skaguay and along the range
which marks the international boundary
in honor of public men. On his recon-
mendation they will be so marked upon
the new government maps.
The prominent peak on the west side
of the Lynn canal, opposite where YES
sells bound for Skaguay swing into
Skaguay harbor, has been named Carter
mountain in honor of Senator Carter.
The next mountain north will be known
as Mount Fairbanks, in honor of the
chairman of the American portion of the
high joint commission. Next comes
Sphinx mountain, so called because of
the human profile of gigantic proportions
which forms its crest. On the other side
of Skaguay harbor is the towering peak
which has been named Mount Dewey
TO to south of it is a peak named
Thomas Written, in honor of a Skaguay
citizen, recently deceased. Written first
suggested to Gen. Distin the naming of
Alaskan peaks for public men. North OF
Dewey peak is a large Snow-clad noun
tain named after Senator Shoup. A
peak across the next divide, and next
highest after Mount Dewey, has been
called after Senator Foster.