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The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1901-06-11
SALES OF BUSINESS
and RESIDENCE LOTS
Hadle!y-Dcan Glass Company BUYS
Property at Eleventh and
Lncas for $4,000.

Inc northwest corner of Eleventh street
ana Lucas avenue. fronting 80 feet on Elev-
enth and 100 feet on Lucas avenue, was yes
terday purchased by the Hadley-Dean Glass
Company for 81. 900 from Bradford Shinkle
OF Cincinnati. The company will erect at
once a modern seven-story, slow-combus
ton building on the site.
The building will cover the entire lot and
VIII he occupied by the company as head
quarters for their plate-glass business The
property was owned by Anthony J. Gerash-
~ OF No. 1882 Olive street until Yesterday
afternoon. and was then transferred IN
bradford Shinkle. who I'm turn transferred
IL TO the Hadley-Dean Company for 81. !zD.
r. H. Gerhart Of the +. II. K &. Il. Ger
mart Real Estate Company yesterday sold
the southwest corner OF Euclid avenue and
Deimar boulevard to Jacob Geiger of 81.
Joseph for $4,000. or s25o per front foot. The
lot fronts 81 feet on Delmar boulevard and
12S feet on Euclid avenue.
Mr.. Geiger. the purchaser. IL contemplat-
ing the erection Of a family hotel or apart-
ment-house upon the site. and will have
plans drawn up shortly for such a building.
Inc building Is one of several planned for
the West End.
Daniel Fisher, the Citizens Insurance
Company and Milton e. Brown. the attor-
ney, yesterday sold the southeast corner of
cardinal and chouteau avenues, with a
frontage OF $50 feet on Chouteau avenue IN
richard NJ. Chew: A manufacturing build
Ing will be erected upon the site. The total
price paid In Quitclaim deeds was SO "a.
The Powell Real Estate Company yester-
Day sold to Jacob Geiger Of st. Joseph rs
feet 2 inches Of land on Delmar boulevard
adjoining the property purchased by him
from F. H. Gerhart. The price paid for
this tract was IS. 1S5. Mr.. Geiger thus has
mar boulevard.
Permits were issued yesterday to p. w.
Hassett to wreck the old buildings at Nos
7O4-76 PM street. On this lot a new build
ing to cost $4,000 will be erected by Shaw
+. Neeley of Leavenworth. kas.
Saturday. June Is. the Lincoln Trust
Company and the Sam T. RatheIl Real Es-
tate Company will sell by auction eighty
seven lots in Semple place. at Union boule-
ward and the Natural Bridge road. Lots
will be sold from % feet upward. the auc-
ton commencing at 2 o'clock in the after
noon. The Suburban cars pass the property.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1901-06-11
TRAMP DOG RIDES
ON THE TRUCKS.
Canine Seen at Edwardsville Sc.
lects PerilOus Position for
His Travels.

Somewhere in Illinois there is a dog of
low degree. but interesting habits. who is
going after the record Of Jack" the rail-
road dog. The animal has acquired a taste
for travelling on trains. but. unlike the de-
parted Jack. he does not travel In style.
but beats his way.
The dog came into Edwardsviile from Al
ton yesterday afternoon on a freight train.
In most freight cars there is a heavy cross
timber or steel transom under each eni.
which rests upon a similar piece On the
truck Between the two there IS a space
or eight inches near the ends where the
blocks are attached. II IL In this space
that the dog rides. When the Termina cut
on a string In the lower Wabash yards the
dog hoped out and secreted himself. like
q true hobo" I'm the same place Under Cne
of the cars on the Wabash local frcil ut.
Car greasers saw him and tried to vail MIN
out. hut 1t was impossible To diSloige him.
and when the train pulled out the dog went
along.
Tn trainmen watched the animals ma
neuvers. and saw him emerge at BROOKLYN
not suit him.. for he FASTENED back and took
up his position. with front feet firmly
clasped over the edge of the bolster. At
Venice he alighted. scurried across the
yards and under a Chicago and Alton
freight which was just pulling ont for TIE
north. The men saw him pull himself up
on to enc Of the trucks. and cheered as he
made the jump successfully. Then tn. train
disappeared and the trainmen wondered
ana how long il would be until the inevita-
BILE accident would curtail its sport.
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COMMITTEES IN CONFERENCE,
Members of House and Council Dis
cuss Appropriation Bill.

The Ways and Means Committee of tn,
House Of Delegates conferred yesterday az
ternoon. by Invitation OF Chairman Boyce
with the Ways and Means Committee of TN.
City Council and Comptroller Player on IN.
general appropriation bill. This measure
In skeleton form. has been read twice n
the City Council.
Items of the bill were supplied yesterda,
by Comptroller Player TO Chairman Royce
The general appropriation bill contains oil
the items that were in the temporary hill
The latter. therefore. IL dead. After ths
meeting Mr.. Player said the committees are
working harmoniously. Another confer.
noon. LUZ
City officials and subordinates, who have
received no salary since March 1. anticinats
that the bill will, have been passed and
signed by the Mayor by June q. or bv J1ne
30 at the latest. The committees will try
TO reach an understanding before the st,h.
stance OF the bill is reported to the CITY
Council. As the real difficulty over the
temporary bill wal the plea Of the House
committee that II had been ignored BY the
Council committee. II Is now thought that
concerted action between the Committees
Will Insure passage Of the general bill.
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NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS.

Hiesin.viIle. Mo-. June ssh. ~lao1.-sealei pso.
posals will he received by the Board Of Manas
ger. Of the Confederate Home Of Missouri. Hi9.
xinsvilie. Mo-. until , o'clock a. m. June md
1871. for the erection and completion OF q two
story brick hospital %ouildinx. upon the grounds Of
said institution. This includes the completion Of
the building In all of its details. except heating.
according to plans and specifications. which can
he seen At the Office Of the institution. or OPEL
4 Miller. Architects. jefferson City: Mo.
A certified check In the sum OF 10000 shall &C.
company all proposals as a guarantee to tho
Board that the successful bidder Aill execute
the contract and give bond. which shall be for
feited to the Board In case Of his fs.lure to de
20. The check to be given to the Treasurer Of
the Board. n. F. Murdock- He shall also give
bend to the Board in the sum of So. 900 for the
faithful performance of the contract.
Separate sealed proposals will be received At the
same time for a low pressure steam heating ap-
paratus for said building. Plains and s~pecidca-
lions for which may he seen at the Office Of the
Institution. or OPEL & Miller. Architects. JEFF
ferson City. Mo. Each proposal for steam heat-
ing shall be accompanied by a certified check in
the sum Of 500. -. Payable to the Treasurer Of
the Board Of Managers. the Confederate Home OF
Missouri. The Board reserves the right to reject
any or all bids. By order of the Board
H. A. NEWMAN.
Secretary.
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= LII 81 ,tNn
Springfield. ILL.,. June ~10-Opinions were
rendered and decisions handed down In the
Third District of the Appellate Court to-day
as follows:
Afirmed-Cfty Of Laschfeld vs.. IItchheId wa.ei
supply Company: Glockner. admir-. vs.. Wabash
Raiirosd Company. Perishe vs.. Perishe: Henry.
admx.. vs.. Caiuthers: Lloyd vs.. Sandusky 81 al
KeilyviIle Coal Company V. Petraytis: WHITLEY
and others vs.. Scroggins; Pegram and others w,
culver: Decatyr Cereal MIL Company We. RoIa nd
Wilson "a. Written: Nevln vs.. johnson Transfe.
and Fuel Company: Mills, assisnee. vs.. Bear
Vance and others vs.. Rankin and others: Nc.
Carly and others vs. Gray: Walker and others vs.
People Ferry and others vs.. Bozarth and others
Reversed and R.mandedoHeIbi Us. Slaughter
Vance vs.. Hickman and others: Math.re vs.
Morris. Chicago and Alton Railroad Company VS.
Movers: Charleston State Bank vs.. Edmsn and
others.
Reversed and Remanded With Direction.-Hen
neterry and others vs.. Johnson: Ball vs. Gala
han a Son and others. Clinton Electric Jigh,
Heat and Power Company VS.. Smell: Areo vs.
Fox, and others
Reversed With sreciai Finding % Facts-chi-
caeo and Alton Railroad Company vs.. Scranton.
admr.: Cleveland. Cincinnati Chicago and 81.
Louis Railroad Company VS.. Carr.
Reversed In Part and Affirmed In Part-Cvlss-
pie and others vs.. Greene County Building and
Loan Association.
Durgey.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1901-06-11
COMMENCEMENT At ", N. A.
Oratory and OrilIs Will FiIl TO-MOr-
rONN'a R-r0gHamme.

The commencement exercises at the West
ern Military Academy at Upper Alton be-
gan last evening with a reception. which
was given in the academy gymnasium.
Many prominent persons from Alton and
St. Louis were in attendance.
Commencement Day will be observed to-
morrow. The principal address will he de-
livered by Congressman Thomas NJ. Jett OF
Hillsboro. representative from the Eight
eenth Illinois District. TIL address viii he
delivered in the morning and the afternoon
programme VIII be h,.ed with military ex-
ercises. consisting 81 COMPANY, battalion,
artillery ard skirmish drills. The drills
VIII bA followed by a dress parade.
The members Of the graduating class are
A. II. Conrad. J. r. England. W. G.. Fink.
A. e. Howard. S. l. Rothschild and &. l.
Scullin. all of 81. Louis. e L. Fox OF East
st. Louis: H. II. Berlin Of Chattanooga.
Tenn: II. A.. Douglas Of Hillsborn. H.: II.
W. Haight OF MENDOZA. H.; Joe Hamlin 81
Shelbyville. Ill: NJ. II. Hertz of Chicago. r.
W. Robertson of wancoma, Ia: F. l.. Stitt
of Hot Springs. Ark.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1901-06-11

American locomotives are hauling English
trains. and the Enslish trains and Ensilshmen
are rolling over American steel rails. Our ma
chinery 10 sold In japan and all over the world
A great American remedy. Hostetter's Stomach
Bitters. II gradually working Its way to all
parts OF the globe where dyspepsia and indigestion
thrive. Like all American products. 1t is honest
from top to bottom. and does just what It claims
to do. The most stubborn cases OF constipation.
oiiiousnese. nervousness. malaria, fever and
ague. and liver and kidney troubles must Yield
to II. II h the most perfect remedy ever Devised
for weak stomachs and all disorders arising
from them. For nfty years II has been famous
for fs astonishing efficacy. II IL q perfectly
natural remedy. and there 10 nothing to equal
X eee that z Private Revenue Stamp covers
u Deak e IL bottle.
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DEATHS.

Sunday, June o. 1901. at 2 a M.
Frieda Baron 0nee Rahnerj. wife Of Doctor Jules
Funeral Tuesday. June II. at p. m. from resi-.
dence. No. 1857 California avenue. fncineration
at Missouri Crematory.
BRENNAN-Mr. Hugh Brennan. aged 81 years.
| the residence Of his daughter. Ms. VIM. Picke =.
No. 1872 Delmar boulevard.
tColeee) Church. Tuesday. At . q m. Interment
private.
cARPENrTER--on Monday. June 10, 1901. At
loved sister Of Mrs. Matilda Wsnsiei. Mrs. LOU
snd Z months.
Funeral Wednesday. June IL. at $50 q. m,
from residence of her niece. Mrs. r. c. Reilly.
No. 13s Merimac street. to 81. Anthony'e Church
thence to Calvary Cemetery.
M. Lille. beloved DAUGHTER Of Terence j. and
Funeral from st. Roses Church. 0oodfeilow
and Etzel avenues. Tuesday. the 18th inst, NJ .
O'Clock q. m.
FoRGEYa.on Monday. June 10. 1891. at ,:Is p.
~. Mrs, Martha FoIsey beloved mother Of
30 years 3 months and Q days.
Frneral Wednesday. June IL. at 10 a. M, from
residence. No. 2S2' Stoddard street.
~JoYcE-Entered into rest on Monday. June
%. 1901. at 4 p. m. Doctor p W. Joyce. aged
Funeral viii take place from the residence Ct
his aunt. Mrs. Margaret Lame. No. toso North
Grand avenue. on Wednesday. June Il. at .
O. m. TO Holy Name Church. thence to Calvary
Cemetery. Interment private.
Washington. d. c.. and New York papers
pleaee copy.
.PoEZFe,i asleep In Jesus Monday. June ~,
1scl: virginia A.; dearly beloved d.ushtsr q
granddaughter Of John A. and vigfnia c. wal
strom. aged 2 years 10 months n days.
E,rnAval TtAsda- Irrpa ~ - . i.~A
from family residence. No. Gls South Broadway.
(Private)
IS Peters Cnee Muehlheusens. on
Monday. June 10. 1901. At 40 .. m. beloved wife
OF John feters. aged q years and l month.
Due notice Of funeral will be given. Residencs
No. 5706 Ohio avenue.
erILL@Entered into rest. Saturday. June L
1sol g q ~ No: Anna stu. relict Of the
3 month"; mother Of 0Grs. 0eorIe Kempin, Mrs.
John v. Roe. Frederick w. and william c. Still-
Funeral from residence q her son. r. W. san.
No. Au North Spring avenue. Tuesday. Juns II.
3 p a.
4ison. NJ: ssit Lake ciu. utah. ana san Fssn-
annA Cal. pagan Hsass eo0v.
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Notice to Contractors.

Sealed proposals will be received ny the under
signed until 10 O'Clock a. m. June % 1901. for
the erection and complexion Of a bri-k Science
Hall and Gymnasium building. for TIE Board of
Re, OF t. of STATE Normal School No 7 upon
the grounds Of said s-h coi at Nirksvils. Mo.
piars and spe ilca,isn~ NAV ie seen 81 the
office 81 W. T.. Carver. architect. Cnlr'icothe.
Mo-. or at tn oface Of TIE un iersign.d. Kirkt-
VILE Mo. a certih.d cnsek in the srm Of S@:
paysble to X r Hpinv. treasurer cf the Bceri
Of Regents. sraii aocorp1f.y all proposals. Sep
erate sealed proposals will - received 1T the
same time fa- the erection a15 complete instai,a-
ton of r Ho. Flsst Steam Heating Pant. and .
system Of - rita-y 'P.srnhing. according 20 pl,ns
and specifications az aforesaid. A certihei check
In the sum Of s21 payable to p. r. Heiny.
t-slsI.er 81 tbs ,Osri shall a cor psns all rro-
posafs. tn, board reserves the r.Rnt 20 r~te.' arg
or all bids. j. W ART
Secretary Board Of ReTenta.
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Mrs. Mslvina Pickering Of Upper Alton died
Yesterday morning at the home OF her daughter.
Mrs. H., $. Deem. On Manning street. The flu
neral will be held this afternoon at 2 o'clock.
The Reverend NJ. J.. Large. pastor OF First
NJ. +. Church at Upper Alton will offciate. The
burial will be In lakewood Cemetery.
The Alton Bachelors Club will give an ex-
cursion To Grafton on the Spread Eagle on
June &c.
The Upper Alton Village Council has adopted
nm ordinance providing that all the sidewalks
In the village be built by the adjacent property
owners. No appropriation has been made for the
construction Of new walks. and after the present
ones have been repaired the property owners
will he required To build new ones. An or
dinance was also passed Permitting the con-
struction Of a brick walk on Garden and Man
ming streets. along the parts recently paved.
Eugene Crouch. a negro. and another prison.
er. known as Hooker" Burns. had a fight in
the Alton city Jail late sunday night. The
trouble was the result OF some <ne passing in
a t,tile Of whisky TO Burns. who. after i'm
billing freely. challenged the inmates TO a
fight The negro accepted the challenge and the
two started 10 p"mmel each other. The other
prisoners set up a howl. which attracted the
attention OF the police. but before the two men
could he separated the officer had to beat them
almost into insensibility with their clubs.
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FORMALDEHYDE WAN TED.
Once Commissioner Of Supplies:

Office COMMISSIONED OF Supplies. .
City Hall. June II, 1901
Sealed proposals. Will BE- received by the
undersigned. to be opened at his office at ID
o'clock m On
TUESDAY NEXT. JUNE Is.
For furnishing the Board of Health with
Z .c0p pound. Fuerst Bros 4 Co. Formal
dehyde. F.. Brand. or Scherines q Glatz
Brand, 70 per cent weight quality. Carboys
to be- not less than E pounds nor over 132.
pounds.
Tc be delivered F. o. b at the Health
Office.
3.5O pounds ny July
$500 pounds by July -
Bids must be in duplicate. free from all
alterations or erasures. and to both the
orteinaI and duplicate must be attached =
copy OF this advertisement.
All bids having any alteration or erasufo
thereon will be rejected
/. The Commissioner reserves he right to
reject any and all bids.
Commissioners Of auppliGn
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INJUNCTION SUIT FILED.
Property Owners Object to Cars
Running on RacOn Street.

The Lindell Real Estate Company filed
suit yesterday against the United Railways
Company. the St. Louis Transit Company
and the city to restrain the running OF
cars on Bacon street from Sullivan avenue
to the Natural Bridge road.
Tn property abutting Bacon street at the
point was part Of the Lindell estate ana
the street. II Is alleged. is n private street.
1t is averred that the authority under which
the cars were run expired with the death
Of Jemima Lindell, widow Of Jesse G. Lin
dell. February n, 1896.
Judge Douglas ordered the defendants to
show cause June Is why the prayer should
not be granted.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1901-06-11
LITIGATION CAUSED By SMOKE.
Board of Education Files Suit
Against Imperial Light Co.

The Board Of Education brought suit yes
terday against the Imperial Electric Light.
Heat and Power Company to compel IL to
put smoke consumers In its smoke stack
the escaping steam will not blow against
the wall Of the plaintiffs building at Ninth
and Locust streets as II Is alleged IL does.
The defendants plant is situated north Of
the Board of Education building. across an
alley. The exhaust pip extends only to
the third story of the Beard of Education
building and IL Is claimed that the steam
enters the building. as also does the smoke
and SCOT from the smoke stack.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1901-06-11

The Madison County Board Of Supervisors. in
session at Edwardsvilie. yesterday decided that
the business Of the Recorder II Deeds office IL
increasing so rapidly that additional clerk hire
is necessary. and appropriated $50 for that pur-
pose.
Mrs. :. De Muth. representative Of the HUI
name Society at Alton. was in Eiwardsyille yes
terday TO institute proceedings in the County
Court TO have Herbert Earle. a boy. sent 10 one
OF the State institutions.
Attorney Thomas Williamson has gone TO II.
Paul to the head camp Of the Modern Woodmen.
He is reading clerk Of that body.
A marriage license was issued at Edwards
Vile Yesterday TO Gotfried Hilti and Mrs. Caro-
line Becker. both OF Saline.
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TRI-CITIES.
CHANGED HIS MIND ABOUT DYING,
william Hall Leaped Into the River
and Thea Called for Helm.

William Hall. a negro. 81 year. old. and
for three weeks a resident of Venice. yes
terday morning threatened suicide. because
of his inability to get work, and in the
presence OF several persons leaped from the
ferry landing into the river. When Hall
struck the chilly water his anxiety 10 ~
was considerably lessened.
After making a heroic effort to swim to
the bank he began to call for helm. and
gladly held to a rope thrown to him from
the ferry-boat. Dripping with water. Hail
WITS dragged ashore. and in a few minutes
was as we'll as ever. The would-be suicide
Louis.
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STOCKTON HOTEL

CAPE MAJ. M
Largest and most spacious on the coast: every
modern comfort and facility: orchestra is pieces;
billiards. tenpins. shufheboaris. lawn tennis.
golf, magnificent beach front driveway and prom
enade three miles long. Rooms with private baths
when desired. Rates SIS To- t5 per week. Special
reduction for July. Write for booklet
a,.o uo,., Noru.pd,e ws.b,n~tan n CSNH
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BISHOP COTTER'S ILLNESS.
Surgical Operation Threatens Ia
End His Life.

REL
Rochester. Mimi. June 0.-The Right
Reverend J.. r. Cotter. d. D.. Catholic
Bishop of Winona. Is at the Sisters Hos
pital here in a critical condition. as the re-
suit of a surgical operation.
The Bishop came here a week ago for
treatment His life is despaired of. Arch
bishop Ireland and others OF the Bishops
friends have been notified.
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NEWS FROM EAST SIDE CITIES.

room In the Webster Annex. The room In which
the reception was held was deliberately decorated.
A business meeting Of the society followed the
reception.
The East st Louis CITY Council met yester-
day afternoon. Unimportant business was trans
acted.
Otto S~chsnmbere. 10 years old. Is reported az
missing from his home In East 81. Louis since
Saturday night His mother. Mrs. Eta Schaum-
berg. thinks that he departed with a circus.
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GRAND ATLANTIC MOTEL IHD LNHEX.

Virginia ave. and Beach. Atlantic City. n. J.
American and European plans The finest hotel:
the best location. Enteftains go Guesta. En-
larged and improved. Hot and cold sea water
baths in hotel and connected with suites. Or
chestra. The terms are reasonable. Special
season rates Write for booklet. Coaches meet
ELL trains. r COPE
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r. FRONTENAC,

The Gem Of the -. Lawrence River,
Ard one OF the most magnificent OF summer hotels
OPENS JUNE Il. LOS OCT. lsr.
Situated on an island In the 81 Lawr.nee
climate. All forms Of amusemen,s. including
fishing. boating. bowling. tennis. etc. There 10
island. owned and controlled by the hotel.
c. G. TRCSSELi. Mgr,
Frontenac. jefferson Co. ". Y.
Also manager Hotel Bon Air. Augusta. Ga
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EAST ST. LOUIS.
TO BEGIN BUSINESS THURSDAY.
East St. Louis New Trust COInpnn
Gets state Certificate.

Gets state Certificate.
The East st. Louis Savings and Trust
Bank. recently organized with a capital
stock of H50.000 ana a surplus Of the same
amount. will begin business Thursday
morning In the old Office of II. ID. Sexton 4
Bro. in Main street. East st. Louis. This
Office. which Is the oldest real estate office
I'm the city. has been absorbed by the new
corporation.
The stockholders met yesterday in the
new office of the company. A State bank
pronounced the affairs of the cor
p~oration all right and a certificate of the
Incorporation was sent to Belleville, where
IL will be filed for record to-day.
The INST Of officers was made complete by
the election of Charles Hissrich as treas
urer: stephen ID. Sexton. first vice presi-
dent. and W. X. Murphy. second vice pres
ident, and Nat c.. Mclean assistant secre-
tary.
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Office of the License Commissioner.
Room 192 City Hall.
Merchants. Manufacturers and Commission
Merchants:
Are hereby notified to appear before the
License Commissioner of the City of st.
Louis on or before the 81 Tuesday In June
to furnish their statements of the value OF
the largest amount Of goods. wares and
merchandise. tools. machinery and appli-
ances which they may have had In their
possession or under their control at any
time between the first Monday of March
and the first Monday OF June of this year:
also a statement of the aggregate amount
OF ali sales MADE by them during the year
next preceding the first Monday Of June.
1891. These returns must be made on or
before the third Tuesday in June. as on that
day the Board Of License Review conveneS
to revise all licenses.
Any corporation. person or persons refus-
ing or failing to make such
will be prosecuted according TO law and
subject TO a fine of not less than GS.W nor
more than 10000 for each offense. and the
Board Of Review IL required. when no state
ment Is made before the third Tuesday In
June. to asses the goods. wares. merchan-
disc and aggregate amount of sales at
double their value.
The License Commissioner Is now ready to
receive the statements above required.
JOS. +. WHITE.
Ticense Commissioner.
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BABE FOUND IN HOTEL-A girl habv
only q few hours old. was found in a room
Olive streets at 10 O'Clock yeeterdav norrt
ing. The police found that the mother OF
the baby. Lena Miller. had been taken to
har. e "