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The Arizona sentinel., 1901-01-09
Guess there1l be no appropria- tion for reservoirs this year.

Some years ago in thee month of:Decembera jeweler of Sydney, New South Wales, Australia, paid a man to collect freight car full of snow in the mountains and de- liver as much of it to him as he could. On Christmas Day in the jewellers window was huge snowfall, resting. on deep iron tray, and when the news spread about the city traffic was blocked for several hours until the novel sight had melted. Men who had not seen snow for forty years, when they emigrated from the "old country, "hobbledOut among the crowds and people swarmed and struggled to get glimpse of what they looked on as @ sort of eighth wonder of the world.
The Arizona sentinel., 1901-01-09
PROFESSIONAL CARDS:

." c. DAVIS, ATTORNEY-AT-LAW. OF 1. flee on Madison avenue, near court house Yuma, Arizona
The Arizona sentinel., 1901-01-09

IT N MOLLER, M. D., PHYSICIAN ANI /s Surgeon. Ofice-Levy cottage, Main St. Yuma Arizona.
The Arizona sentinel., 1901-01-09

An Impressionist Effect "They gave Briggs the job ot hanging the pictures at the club, and he hung an impresslonist painting upside down."
 "Well?"
 "Wel, nobody detected the blunder until the artist visited the club"
 "What did he say?"
 'He said it was all right. "- Cleveland Plain Dealer.
The Arizona sentinel., 1901-01-09

OFFICE OF THE BOARD OF SU- ] PERVISORS OF YUMA COUN- < TY, ARIZONA. J
 Yuma, Arizona, Dec. 29, 1900. The board met pursuant to ad- jOurnment.
 Roll called.
 Chairman P. G. Cotter, Super visor T. W. Underhill, district attorney, sheriff, assessor, and clerk present.
 Minutes of the two previous meetings read and approved
The Arizona sentinel., 1901-01-09
THE RRlTIsH-AMERIcAN CO.,.

Corcoran Building, Opposite U. 5. Treasury, Washington, D. (.
The Arizona sentinel., 1901-01-09

following is a full, true and cor rect account of the days and mile age to which each supervisor of said county and territory is enti- tied for the quarter ending De- cember 31, A. D. 1900, towit: P. G. Cotter-4 miles, 20
 cents per mile. ... $ 0.60 P. G. Cotter-2O days.
 at $500 per day...... 10000 Total 4th quarter. -. $ 1C0 80 T. W. Underhill,' - miles
 20 cents per mile. -. .... T. W.Underhill, 10 days
 at $500 per day.. ... Total 4th quarter, 19O0S 200 e. V. Meeden, 4 miles,
 20 cents per mile. .... $ 0.80 10. V. Meeden, 20 days,
 at $500 per day.. 10000 Total, 4th'quarter, 1900 S1OO.8O Inwitness whereof I have here unto set my hand this 31st day of December, A. D. 1900.
 A. FRANK,
 Probate Judge. Attest: w. B. MARVIN,
 Clerk. The clerk is instructed to noti- fly the county treasurer to trans fer from the general fund to the expense fund the sum of $5O0.0O; also to transfer from the expense fund to the salary fund the sum of S3OO.oO.
 The board audited and allowed the following accounts, tO-wit: P. G. Cotter, salary as su- pervisor, 4th quarter,
 1900. .S1O0 6C T. w. Underhill, salary
 aS supervisor. 4th ouar-
 ter, 1900.... 7 OC J. w. Darlington, county
 printing, 2nd quarter,
 1900. 80 9e Yuma Lumber Go. county supplies, 4th quarter,
 1900. ..... 49 81 Southern Pacific Company
 half fare tickets to indi-
 gents, 4th quarter, 1900. A 0( Report of H. c. Stultz, justice of the peace, filed Sd and 4tt quarters, 1900.
 The board examined the rec ords in the county recorders office and found them correct. At 4:15 p. m. the board ad l iourned sine die.
 P. G. COTTER,
 Chairman Board Supervisors Attest: W. D. MARVIN,
 Clerk Board Supervisors.
The Arizona sentinel., 1901-01-09

Discovery" contains no ALCOHOL WHISKY or other intoxicant.
 ol wri,e to tell you the benefit have received rom your Golden Medical Discovery, a1ter havin suffered for three years with saItrheurn, !" writes Miss Bertha Peters, of Lulu. Monroe O.. Mi h. rThe humoT WAS on my hands, ana l .at been treated by our home physician wno lid not help me After began the use of Dr. pirrce's Golden Medical Discovery took seven auttles and can now say with pleasure that l uu cured Nobody knows the intense pan, l ,tinginp burning and itching sensation would s,1 so bad, sometimes could hardly bear It. ! hank you for your Kind advice"
 Dr. Pierce's Pleasant Pellets assist the action of the vDiscovery" when there is constipation.
The Arizona sentinel., 1901-01-09

gin Tn the blood. Soaps and salves may cover up a hu- nor but they can't cure 1t. There iS a cure for salt-rheum and other eruptive diseases, caused by a corrupt condition of the blood. Dr. Pierce's Gold e n Medical Discovery cures these diseases perfectly and per nlanently. It carries oil the Polsons WHICH cause disease. It makes the blood pure and rich. It increases the quanti- ty of the blood sup ply by increasing the action of the blood making glands. It makesthe skin white and clear by making the blood pure. .
 "Golden Medical
The Arizona sentinel., 1901-01-09
PPet1y Hands,

Gands delicately moulded and daintily white are among the chief of woman's charms. When such hands are marred
 by eruptions, their very beauty draws attention to the repulsive disease. Hu- uners which break out on the body be-
The Arizona sentinel., 1901-01-09

The board proceeded to e1- anime the records of the asses |sCr's and poll tax collectors office. At 11:3Oa. m. the board took a recess until ? D. m.
 The board met at , D. m.
 Same members present.
 The board completed the ex- animation of the records in the poll tax collectors office and found found them correct.
 The clerk reports that he has had a settlement with the poll tax collector and finds that there were one thousand poll taxes sold and paid for during the year 1900. e
 The chairman reports the ap- prOval of the official bond Of A. C.. Stannard as constable.
 The board examined the rec ords of the probate judge and county superintendent of schools and found them correct.
 At 1 p. m. the board adjourn ed to meet at 10 o'clock a. m. :, December 31st, 1900.
 P. G. COTTER,
 Chairman Board Supervisors. Attest: w. B. MARVIN, Clerk Board Supervisors. OFFICE OF THE BOARD OF SU- PERvISORS OF YUMA COUN- < TY, ARIZONA. J
 Yuma, Arizona, Dec. 31, 1900. The board met pursuant to ad- | journment.
 Roll called.
 Chairman P. G. Cotter, Super sor T. w. Underhill, district at torney, county treasurer and clerk present.
 Minutes of the previous meet ing read and approved.
 H. H. Hanley having offered the sum of fifty dollars for all the right title and interest that the territory of Arizona has ir and to the northwest quarter o1 section twenty-one in township six, south of range twelve west, Gila and Salt River meridian, if Yuma county, territory of Ari zona under and by virtue of tax deed, dated December 31, 1900 and it appearing to be to the in terest of Yuma county to accept said offer, Resolved that the same be accepted and a deec be drawn to said H. H. Hanley for said land.
 The board examined the rec ords in the county treasurer's office and found them correct tC date.
 At 12 m. the board adjourned to meet at ? o'clock p. m. at the county treasurer's office to count the cash therein.
 The board met at the county treasurer's office at 2 o'clock p m. to count the cash, and repor' as follows, towit:
 Yuma, Arizona, Dec. 31, 1900 We, P. C. COtter and I. w Underhill, supervisors, and c l.. Brown, district attorney Il and for the county of Yuma, ter ritory of Arizona, do hereby cer tify that we did, on the 31st day of December. A! D. 1900, cOun' the cash in the treasury of saio Yuma county, and report as fol lows, towit:
 The amount of cash that ough to have been therein this day i: S23, ,O12.88.
 We find the amounts and kind. of cash in said treasury on thi: day are as follows, to-wit: Gold. IS 2445 0( Silver ............ 12 4 Certificates of deposit. 10000 Ot l Personal checks ...... 555 4S Total ...... $23O12 &
 P. G. COTTER,
 Chairman.
 T. W. UNDERHILL,
 SnOarViSOr.
The Arizona sentinel., 1901-01-09

ARIZONA, WEDNESDAY, JAN OFFICIAL MINUTES Of the Proceedings of the Board of Supervisors of Yuma County, Territory of Arizona. OFFICE OF THE BOARD OF St. PERVISORS OF YUMA COUN- TY, ARIZONA.
 Yuma. Arizona, Dec. 2, 1900. The board met pursuant to ad- journment. Roll called.
 Supervisor c. V. Meeden, dis trict attorney and clerk present. Chairman P. C.. Cotter and Supervisor T. w. Underhill absent.
 There being no quorum pres ent, the board stands adjourned, to meet at 10 o'clock a. m., De- cember 18th, A. D. 1900. 
 P. G. GOPHER,
 Chairman Board Supervisors. Attest: w. E. MARVIN,
 Clerk Board Supervisors. OFFICE OF THE BOARD OF SU- ! PERvISORS OF YUMA COUN- < TY, ARIZONA. J
 Yuma, Arizona, Dec. 28, 1900. The board met pursuant to ad- ment.
 Roll called.
 Chairman P. G. Cotter, Super visor T. w. Underhill, district attorney and clerk present.
 Supervisor c. V. Meeden, ab- sent.
 Minutes of the Nov. Doth and December 18th read and ap- proved.
 The chairman reports the ap- proval of the following official bonds, to-wit:
 Geo. w. Norton, Justice of the Peace. Felix Mahew, Justice of the Peace.
 P. F. Burke, Constable. Gus Livingston, Sheriff.
 w. F. Timmons, District At torney.
 W. E. Marvin, County Sur veyor.
 w. L. Reiff, Justice of the Peace.
 c. P. Cronin, County Re corder. A. Frank, Probate Judge. J. D. Meadows, Constable.
 w. c. De Spain, Constable. H. c. Stultz, Justice of the Peace.
 The clerk is requested to notify the sheriff and assessor and pol tax collector to appear before the board with their records and reports in shape for an eXamina tion at 10 o'clock a. m. December 18th, 1900; also to notify the probate judge and county treas urer to report with their records in shape for an examination al 2o'clock p. m. December 29, 1900 Ala. m. the board took 6 recess until ? p. m.
 The board met at ? p. m.
 Same members present.
 The clerk is instructed to no tify the county recorder to can eel certificate No. 23, dated April, 1890, for 1889; also tC cancel certificate No. 145, dated May IS, 1891 for taxes assessed in 1890, said lot Is, block 24 having been enormously as sessed to Adelaide Monroy fol said years.
 Also to cancel tax certificate No. 137 for the year 1897, owned by Temasa Valencia, a widow and is entitled to a widows ex emption.
 At I p. m. the board adjourn ed to meet at 10 o'clock a. m December 29th, A: D. 1900.
 P. C.. GOPHER,
 Chairman Board Supervisors
 Attest W. E. MARVIN,
 Clerk Board Supervisors.
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SUBSCRIPTION RATES

SUBSCRIPTION RATES: Six Months ------------ OO ADVERTISING RATES Made known on application. Address:
 ARIZONA SENTINEL.
 Yuma. AriZ.
New-York tribune., 1901-10-23
EXPORTS To DAY.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.
New-York. October Z, 1901


ooFTEE-It another bull day on the Coffee Ex-
pyedioons pointing l5c coffee Crop reports.
fast they come, 10 grow worse regarding the
svsry time received. Orders to buy coffee
almost everywhere. with Europe. Wall Street
Clique Street houses the lead
-o-day's business while the total
oosltaiued much business q outside Ar
buckle Brothers advanced their Ariosa nc to-day, but
rhcy have followed 1t The market for futures
opened steaoy IN tone advance OF 5Q15 points
Prc~ sased of slightly Immediately following the call
under conflicting reports from European market
uroiex iuasInuch HaNre. after opening l& francs
sshsr suddeny dropped liaQ2 frsno and later IN the
day went s low'r until the net was = franc lower
y nano net higher. Hamburg only l2qls. pigs
up, whereas pigs looked for. Never
ffesees this seriously by the trade here and
aid finally closed io2p points higher than they
were Monday. with the official called steady.
Brazilian market the feature Of foreign ad-
vices To coffee advanced 500 Iis and Santos 900 refs
Tho receipts at those ports while cutting figure
factor ons or the other still keep heavy
the ports % BOO the interior
Takinss from warehouses in the United show
calling On. beins but 10000 bags today. The
market was very unsettled but decidedly strong, with
prices quoted the close nCmiuaily 7kc for no RIO
and eSo for No invoice lots Trading fairly active
A clearnnce wBs reported today from Rio the bark
cables day crop
lion: Dabfop Wilburge-'Ig portion of crop
Santos crop already desroye5 Tvincbester
& co-''ssntos cTop reports 7'oresuIstsd damage
crop irreparable; il &.
KncHyies-DroUth c0Ct4nues: crcp prospects are
after the close Change and will haye their
effect al Io-EnoTTow'B opening. Total sales
s'nrkrt were 134500 bags.
The Of prices IN the local to-day
sSas as follows:
New-York tribune., 1901-10-23


q7e sales 800 fsies ltsS spscuafion and EXPORT
dSnF up@Dd d sPi u5a4ss oPensi easS ana points
ose sos q toln5 io"f 2is is
eeInheF 4iss Deee +I7s;
AgTll ,, May APP; May,June 4las; June-Juy 4ltE b.
DRt tGs-The opium market was steady and unchanged
So l9as3 l7s and powdered t4as4 O5. Morphine wes
s. So g soaS1 s5 esh5hs s. I5qs2 20 oGinns
S steady to firm ane quoted follows: Anse. 81 $oa
slbeb 81 sp pTme p 1s, M eassa ass low go
.9casl lemon grass native, 81 o6asi IS mace distilled.
s. 30 PePPsrmlnt Western s. 55asi IS: NewY9Tk
& f O aaas a 81 @ 81 agfas Mi RsnnsS:a 5ss 81 sp:sf g
min 81 25asl IS tsns. 81 loasl 25 wntersreen nat
s s1s3,. @ w %97@ESoa $ sss5 R6oTs
3eas Ssa tg ] a. hs fsGS.g q 5S prices TrdGck &C.
bore powdered 7GS i;cdrGc. sgm iI eA o's; nel1
In bundles sai5c aspaT Honanr sS seisGSd. s
f I4 t SeeS S Mgs!e. % SSgsc snake cansds natural
FLOUR AND MEAI1-Trade in -four again handi-
interest xeep, n %hes c o0SeTs d Aps ing ads tts
about steady and prices nominaiy unclaimed Spring
s;Isishts s. sess patents ss SSsss 5 spring
sns MS 70 wntSF 81 'cgS2 90 grade sSSss
sS 9aI.ed Kiln dT,s s. zoos 80
yellow TO- coarse 81 iSasi FEE FEED" nna
800 2. n sis 1sesls
9ssed S5n s 9eae 50 e>rn Oilcake s22 hominy chop,
GRAINmwHEAT-A things considered. the wheat
al ps fet bows eadg updS0ns all day and at the
into the bought upward OF 60 loads all ports
which was Of considerable value to bull, in the afternoon
a lower level Opening rather firm and a
until late afternoon when Ar5ness dev.loned esatn s
noted. the business. whatever loss the
market had sustained recovered Speculative trade
lines as rule. except thai chicago reported good
seemed little eject upon the market Its
most important feature Broomhan cable reporting
others ii %as fairly god sithoush more
largely by action Of Liver
movement c6sns paTfl "a net lower e Paris was also
down points budapest points and Berlin erin = mark
but considerable comment provoked by the dssat-
% is sG hSt IN p Of ga
S6e 6 % s and vile esVaGF n R peqPse 2s clam as hss s
North Dakota crop has been Receipts at
previous week. Worlds stocks OF wheat according
against an Increase last year 2l5G0oo
boera clearance amounting TO 5sse 300 bush included
cash wheat aAoat basis. were follows: No
cas6 &c to afTive 40 NortheTn DuiuIh. 7sisc
groPy No NCTfhsn tgth a nv o RT0aR & No Doi5a haif
.coRNBosrish conditions again prevailed in
the corn market and ean was for fae about all day with
Tsy e6 e5ng ss c. Win 1 loss 'nSns Sn %
Irant good weather for the moveent large
Export IL loads all ports. Country
stors Who sold corn freeIy al the morning bought back
part Of It In he afternoon but without materially & In
2rovng The pCtoe 70 corn closed g ii pronP co
MIN narrow range Of prices and closed about unehanFe.
+0ao No 2eisc No white & 52 9j2t' 2ee. 70 %hie M
White Clips a. a STA. .RYE-Mar.et firm: No
State rye 57assc.. ARI.E I.EYMa.ket easy; feeding
New-York tribune., 1901-10-23
LIVE STOCK MARKET.

NewYork. October d. 1901
BEIE1VES-Recetpts II cars. 206 head mainly con
signed direct No sales reported Dressed beef steady.
city dressed native sides 5laq9ac per 10: Texas beef
547c. Gables quoted American selling at II
l24c. dressed weight refrigerator
fb No exports to-day Tomorrow Teutonc for Iiv
erpool is estimated to 1870 quarters beef for
Nelson Morris and LAO quarters Swift 81 Co the
Phiadelphia for Southampton. will quarters
70 Schwarzschild & Suzberger.
CAINES-Recepts. all for the market 1873 head OF
which ~ at Jersey City and 134 Sixeth-st No
change In tone from yesterday reported sold at
f7Gss 50 100 10 The pens cleared a car OF
Western calves being included the overs CITY
dressed vess 9Ql2i2c 10; country dragging
but unchanged at 6Gllc: dressed grs ssers 5q6lsc.
Sales-J G. Curtis a Son: II veals lat N average
IS so per 100 10; do lbs 10, IS 25 do IO2 fo
81.
J. II. Hume & Bro: 10 veals, 70, a IS so
Tobin & shannon: II veals. 100 10. IS.
SHEEP AND LAMBS-Receipts all for the market
q cara or 4l3 head making. with the
from yesterday total OF % be sold
20 were at Jersey City and sixtieth-st
Sheep ruled dull but fully steady; lambs dragged
barely steady prices About 10 of stock
Sheep sold at 81 1888 40 per 100 ID bunch
(chocel reaching So 5o lambs at 81 25aS5 u.s. cuis 81
Dressed mutton oa6tc per re dressed lambs. e1s 3eIsc
sales-New;0n ton Co. 1913 Virginia lambs 50 70 average
at sS 10 per 700 10 EOS do. & 70 At So 12,3 culs do
80 ~ a, 81 iss We- viIfnia iaabs 90 p g IS le5
81 n AZ - 90: Msr Virginia sheep 19o 10 az 90:
So 90. % ID az % 90 Kentucky DO so n, 50 12ia
Toen q Shannon: 21s State lambs. 70 10. So go
New-York tribune., 1901-10-23

Cash quotations were as follows: Flour STEADY; No.; No
c5rn 58a.c: No : oats 36c white. 3sG3sl4c No B
white 81 "a Q3si2c: rye, 55isgj5.c; fair to choice
mailing barley 54a5Sc; Northwestern faxseed. 81 81
prime timothy seed. 50 eoas5 G5; mess pork per e6
sides oose 2Ogss 9S. dry salted shoulders boxed
81 JO6s7 10 clear sides boxed $ soaso 9 whis
KEY basis of high wines the Produce kchanse
today the market Arm creameries lt9 sc
daries, 13Gfi9c. Cheese steadS, EssS "''
fresh Is9IsI5c
1,luth Mimi oct 22-Ciose-whsat cash: No hard,
72sSc. No . Northern SIC No 3 spring. e4lAci NO
Northern 6ssc: October 6fsc; Decemoer oo7sc' NSS'
re Corn. 54I-c Oats. 55l=g35hc-
NtlvaukAe Oct 22-wheat steady: close-So I Nor
,bsrn -o70lAc: No Northern 69aS91c; December Oa,
37oS-c Pve steady No 1 55d55i4c. Barley Gull; No -
5sl.a5e-r: sample 4535Tlac. Corn December. 5o-sc
bfin1 sapols oct 22-Close: Wheat-Cash. ee1ec; De
cernhe- a \ GST &c; May 7Ossc; truck No hald
Ike No Northern 691.c No Northern. 6Ia-c Ei99r
First patents 81 70$3 80; second patents * SgSS %
first clears 81 1882 -: second clears " ID Bran IN
bulk S13 25gS13 so
9, Louis Oct. 22-Closs-whsat. No 2 red cash Inc;
December, 71e4c; May. T4T.c No hard 6s.a 'o-.c'
~orn No cash sec: December. SEC; May. 6esc' oats
No cash 37c: December. 365=a3ssc: May. 3ssc; No
SSs.63eC.
New-York tribune., 1901-10-23

York Baltimore Freensntle rails ETC. gTyste .,gs1
United naval stores ,pep PTTss
s. 0 GaSian ba G Hh a 6ns sp cTanda TO
Ayres SmbeT IS 5d BRUSH bafk 5s tons
shoons ss toms to 20 s
port charges scho9ner s2l tons phiadspha, to San
ssTannah ann R or sT Fernands and to lumber & and
lumber 50 So ehooneT $sI tons BsTan m to sSrTiSh
Rondou 50 80 and ties le1ac If MeH.York only IS %
hladsPSa posphss rock 81 British sehooner la7
Reading 70 Canso 81 50: schooner sC2 tons,
to Bost9n coal Sa M caoSneT oSnener ~ toms toms
Philadelphia Galveston coal. SIS and back from
change price the cottoPsesd Rss oil
etoispm dq unshahgsd Inssed 81 steady Pf5Fe y
e p 90 s6 s6 n & 30 and in rba Rq 50 TO-
cottonseed olPrime crude bRs n0mnsl: prime summer
44a45c prime winter yellow 4la45c Linseed oiAmeri
linseed quoted &c under city brands. oil 72a74c
da and the local lard market was eseee depressed by
ana aP in e house Res seng s sgo 1as SG5 h
hogs and expected 500 on Wednesday kansas cS G G S
quo!sd 5oSsis $s%y siS5
quoted h1rs Mess So s6 family Gye SIT Soa$2 packer
sofed qa5a lnft at $50 F
ss naesqs o & $50 n S ss 49, n ssH bse i'S 9u r.
quoted Smoking ike: 10 n: iolts: il N: a95ss
p H hams .ady R ds5sa 9Gq at sSf oue''9
city 80 80 n'59nsl' ina G3Iny s &C. @
a $500. Retired lard weak: quoted South America
9S,es S C? qsss: fa s 60 aSsd
Oleo, i1A Qi11sc: city lard searine, lie asked
RICEThe demand for both foreign and domestic sorts
excellent and the market shows hrmness as con.
The quite large receipts gave buyers better
stock to select from and some Of them who have been
The foreign markets also active and firm
Talmase. Orleans teegraphs louisiana crop move
against 2s5 500 last year: demand keeps to nrmer
movement to dat Recepts TO- $50 bbis sales
market steady. Quotations follow: Domestic common On
choice 81 gee head 81 aes.c; Pstns, +9oSe Japan
foreign 4sQ5I.o do domestic 4-aisc Java 4N1p4f~c'
suGAR-A firm unchanged market for refined sugar
reported TO-DAY! 9yersset we TePoe a?any nS m had
the largest oversod list Their DELAYED shipments included
NXXX powdered mould A. diamond ana bags os erain ;
rule though here and there broker reported some
increase in orders fun list OF prices n GG1e s lIr
o% S Cut bs i9af XXX aa po%dered S5c powdered
coarse powdered and fruit powdered. 500; Eage
fectoes granuIated 535c Eagle coarse and extra fns
rags of fine granulsted. 52oc; Eagle fine grsnulaed
standard Cranuated diamond A. 5loc confeotoners
500 7Se Nqs and 90. 2 x 7ey "a aoS No so's;
2 No 10 So Nos II and and ~ lS oc 10 Raw aS
sugar was quiet locally. full prices again
quoted Centrifugal 80 test. is quoted at a1se musco-
8i.c' The American sugar Refining Company and HoWe!
supplies Of Java sugar coming forward rms WI!
or three weeks TO come Arbuckle Bre have supplied
themselves with for their immediate wants Dy the
the hand Is pressure self and ndca-
lions point nrnlness FOR time The
closed IS eSd ana November at Is M 51.d The ,to.,
Wit time last
q So b a prsSs M.1Ds 91S 'an sBd
April l35Ogl8 eOc; May IS6OG13.7oo.
New-York tribune., 1901-10-23
RAILROADS.
pENNSYLVANIA
RAIIRoAD

STATIONS foo: OF WEST TwENTY-rHIRD STREET
AND DEsBROssEs AND CoRTLANDT srREErs
sThe leaving time from Desbrosses ana
Corti"ndt Streets IL five minutes later than
that given below for Twenty-third Stree,
station. except where otherwise noted.
Cars New YoA 10 as0 10 TWO s sgss Pa
es FsT f0iiSss INPsbargs to PPi.s%Ts and CLEVELAND
o.SS A. NJ. PE3sNsYL.vANIA LISITTED.~Puilma,
D9s 4asaS and dssas Ss
1 = M cIcSGo' c9qtsse' sS ss L2Ss SF LOFTS ExpRrs
For Toledo Louisville (via CincinnatD. Indianapoiis
r VI ST LoUIs Rsn2S ExSPsEss-For pit,sOu. In.
u asSls %EsTES s. kfai PniSs Chicago y
aesDi pScFy SsaciasSsy yEPRRFor PRES Car P,.Sur, .
RoSfs For anonviI. daily via seenaneosh Waller
s-s5 sSEfs p NJ GLEyELANSP ASP 'SIScINSaTI Ex-
ein5Sss ans pstshnIs Cleveland Nashville NiA Cin-
7 ss s isIG ssD THE sIE Gse.SsI soSTH
10 fS9nS TSl Dining Tas caT loss Dining CaEl isa
200, q e 'congressionai Lin all Parior and Dnin,
nsht pnaE sasdss s9r SIS SO s5s 'iP G5s SAB na:
all Paro1 and Pns pHns s Cars. q s I 1S,
soTTHERN RAIEwaYgEsDPP.s% & Gs % as s5 as p H. rar
ATI1aNTIC a COAST I1SE.-E1rress. s5, a. H. and 80
SEaInoARR BaIisaA I1,e, AIR LINE and Metro.
NoRF9tK o5s S.S AND AND WESTERN RAIIwAY.-FOr M.mDh,
cBESAPEAKE s. SsA OHIO RAILwAY.-s5s a. m. and Az
S0e %s.SldayF RLP PoINT s eoNFoRT and NoRFoLK-755
ATTIb.ANTIC cITY.-e.55 a m and ts5 D. m we.k-days
stanJsn, Eestibuled Trains Buffet Parlor and
CAPE MAY-I9Es -
Vvss. Oh New York and Long Railroad
se3 ~ third Street Station) s55 a. m 1910
Cfron, ~ dhd 455 Sundays. o3 m. ass o. m.
70 % ossorosses Is and CortIandt Streets) 900 a m,
6I5 n 10 10 42o. and $40 D. m Sundays. o. a. NJ
10 O,s~b Foit PILLS DELPHIA-
and COrtlandt Z
and Ci 20 o. Penna. Limited 1910 Ges6rossss
carr n "a streets 10 2o) Dining 1O55 Dining
an Go. = m - SO Dining Carr. CDssbross.s
CDJnin rIIandt Streets, 22l 255 3c5 355 4as 42s
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