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New-York tribune., 1901-11-26
Real Gsfnie.
The Unknowable IN
Real Estate Titles.

All that can be known or dis
covered about Real Estate little
the TITLE GU A r A \ / + +
AND TRUST COMPANY y
knows and discovers through its
plant, and through its force OF
skilled lawyers, devoting them
selves wholly to title exam
nations.
All that is unknoWable and
undisCoverable, this company
insures against with guarantee
fund of So. 900. 900.
No buyer is justified in dis
pensing with such protection.
New-York tribune., 1901-11-26
PNROGRAPHN y

ARTISTIC wood burning; instructions: out
ats wooden articles in blank. ROSE
DECOR ATOMS co. l59 West 23d-st.
New-York tribune., 1901-11-26
REa1, ESTATE TRANSFERS.

so-n-st s 100 # of sth-ayv; 81 ex's-'' isa4c
sohneider e David korn: all lf9s fs sxloos 5: Mar
eaTe westcott to Mary so!les, so,n.st 2ox7o:
Madison-ave; s. ~ # tq4srebf,sPd. 81 mortgage,
sss 2sy5S oao B Ley s. s. & mary ave 5;x
es6s a .5s +, " & SOPHIA Was3 all
naortsase SSff sis o9o s. o2 q? Henry wall to
'lsss5 s6esjs " %ais isE mortgaee, msft 5000
ootbpst Nos 800 and 222 East 5oxo0 II; Heney
waIz to Sophia Walz: mortgage >-o'"0' -
PECK slip No Sloszs ss14 licss szss s S7a H2Ti
N91ESsi Nof9S ooTe SS ie 4 VsTlsk-s, ,:S, 2S1
10 Edward Block t. ,d Richard 5G Block mor.
1ostbNst 2eos It Of Coun,bus-a1ye 1 81 tx
100 ii: Nellie Mq5nhy s 70 y Josephine s'.''",
4otst s 80 of l2thave s2si1nN c ~ - tsb
s leF i2:sfTs 52 rregnsr: eGfF a6aTe 4sth
200 10 to 49th-st 35ox irregular; 1Z1h-anS' a
at centre 4Ioht to street =. with wharfage.
etc James NJ va1ngm, ,6 referee to estate 81
braaiSh f9a11 # Of 5th-ave 2l5xs12;
Jonss to Ma5sha N rs all Field bts =, i12 Mary
4 seaton to William r Rose: 2 s S24 -. CO,
sth-ave cor 2Sd.st lsS9lepA SGet siix4S 24h
ST. $. 500 # Of ath-aves 2lx35: 24the66 ead :,
81" # of et5oa9s, 5oas $ +ss s9t6St s 22 # "
1oth-ave 25x9s $ 22d1st n @ S 80 ~ taH,Inay- C
executor and trustee ct al to Margaret
MacNutt; partition quit claim ooe e ,o5 g,
: rs II e Of ath-ave runs "a sN 'ek
4sx ? rs; also 22d-st. s, IS II or Fth-aNe'
22x494: 9th-ave cor 2ith-st. "a SHlco; Iist- 81
st, $. $50 II of 1oth-ave, 5oxas 5; sd;
n s. 1a4 # point eauidistant between 9th ana ana
Ioth-aye 30 4xIl7.6: 22d-st. 5. 2lt4 II Dol.it
Aonidfstanf between 9th and 10Th aves. y *
Ii76; 21et-st. Go # Of loth-ave. 501 5o61e
a0th-st S s 275 1t " Of 10th-ave. 25xalll same
10 Katharine T Moore; partition: quit clalrn-.--
! PLANS FOR NEW BUILDINGS,
Cottage Grove-ave $ 100 # Of McciraU-ayee,
80 two story frame dwelling house. 2%x"n'
2 l. Schaefer. premises. owner; architect not
New-York tribune., 1901-11-26
NEW HOTELS PLANNED.
SITES FOR THEM FIGURE LARGELY IN
REAL ESTATE TRANSACTIONS.


Anartrnent houses and hotels figured prominently
in Yesterdays real news. 1t YVES announced
that the Puritan Realty Company. composed OF
several well known investors, had bought from the
Century Realty Company for sl5o.oo or at the rate
of 50 500 a front foot Nos. So 81 and 63 West Forty
rourth-st a plot 72x100 feet. for the purpose OF
building a hotel representing an investment OF
500 o0 The contract for this hotel has been le'
TO the Thompson -Starret Company. and the sttucI-
,Ire will be ready for occupancy by October l. 1877
It will be twelve stories high and resemble tae
Touraine. ThirJy-ninth-st
1t was also made public yesterday that the four
story brownstone dwelling house No % East l"eIi-
tieth-st and the story brick stable IN the rear
fronting in Nineteenth-st-, the old home OF Will
lam Steinway, had been sold TO a otilder thro
a l. Mordecai & Son and that on the site OF the
two buildings will be erected q nine story apart
ment MOTEL 10 cost $4,000. The plot is opposite
C;ramercy Park and east of Irving Place. ne
TW-entieth-st. frontage is 80 feet and the Nine
reenth-st. g feet. ,,
has sold the St. Catharine. an eight story apart
rnent house at the southeast corner OF Manson
ave. and Fiftythird-st. It stands on Plot TX
zoos feet II is directly opposite the old Madison
Avenue Presbyterian Church property. ana ore one
block north Of the old Roman Catholic Asylum
property
New-York tribune., 1901-11-26
HAVEMEYER BUYS FOR REALTY COM
PANY

THE FIRM DECLARES IT HAS A MONOPOLY
OF SITES SOUGHT FOR CLUBHOUSES
Il was learned yesterday that the recent pur-
chases of William r. Havemeyer in West Forty
fourth-st. were for the Century Realty Company
Of which he is \ director A few days ago Mr
Bavemever bought from Maurice Schel No. 81
Vest Forty-fourth-st. and from John Hudson
Hall No 50 West Forty-fourth-st. Yesterday the
estate Of Sinclair Tousey sold him, through
Maclay & Davies who were his brokers in the
previous sales. No. % West Forty -fourth-st-
three story and basement dwelling house on lot
l6SxlN05. The Century Company now declares that
* owns all the property for sale in Forty fourth
ST. between Fifth and Sixth aves- 1t therefore has
a MONOPOLY of this property which is being sought
for club sites. Yesterday il sold TO the Puritan
New-York tribune., 1901-11-26
CROKER LOST" AGAIN.
.e,1n To RE IN BALTIMORE WITH JOHN B.
NDONALD.

Pichard Croker, who got lost on NOVEMBER
x when the mayoralty votes were couIteu
zronred ont OF sight again last SATURDAY VIII
,+ telling any of the faithful at the HelhocIdlIc
Climb where ne was going. "heiie'eI ht
Croker Is at the Democratic Oluo 'iie W
many men wonder when ne Is soiEe a.
-,-..,-o- ne &c avvav they wonder when he is
.o,o;,e hack. This will probably constitute the
:ircir,al diversion for the club members a11er
fTanua-v l. Yesterday noon telePhone me- ne
sage was received from Baltimore saSII IIs &c .ii
+ba rapid transit tunnel contractor. II Is * *
1,ac+ed that Mr.. Croker will return 10 1hls cLLS
= -;-17a 70 eat his Thanksgiving turkey az 'le
Danoocrati tic Club. The turkey this year. from d
POLITICAL point of view, will not be stulIeG Nh
the same appetizng condiments da- taat
Az C1rolzer's palate in the fall OF ISS'-
New-York tribune., 1901-11-26
sCORAGE NOTICE

Nev York. Nov 10Th. 1901
py1,-cr1 E,F,,S STORAGE WAREHOUSE,
u 30o-3o2- -30+ W 124th st
tn Mrs Bird. annie Washington, Mrs
7, Shsv ] H. Timmons. +. J. Breen. Mrs.
! g Rovd. F. e. Frank. Mrs. Haywood
Mrs Kipman, T Wallace. Mrs NJ. TnoInp-
son. John Eagan, Mrs. r. A Dayton MI
Haese " G. Meldrum. ". B. Wilson,
Mrs r Mcdowell. Mr. Hail. Mrs
burger. E. J. Chaffee- John Dooner. T. ,
Lockwood. Mrs. J. Bindley. Mrs , "
Trowbridge. P H. Ryan. j. NJ. Freligh.
/. / Merritt Mrs A. Primi Mrs; n
lynch Mr.. Beakes, Miss NJ. stafford, r
Uenn6 : Doloway, Mrs NJ knight. G r
Wade. Mrs A J. Dings. ]. r. Clark MIS-
G. Costello. VIM. Nicholas, Miss NJ Nc
Cahe Mrs Gerth, Singer Mfg Co. j
Could & Co. H Paulson, j. krast. J: c
Rodgers Manhattan Loan Co. J. Kraft: You
are hereby notified that the time for the
navment of the Len | hold upon the prop
ertv hereinafter described having expired,
afrer due notice thereof had been given YOU.
| will cause such property. 10 VII house
hold goods, personal effects. merchandise.
fixtures etc. stored by You in my ware
houses. to be sold at public auction. accord.
ing to the statute in such Casea MADE ana
rrovided at these warehouses, 3oO-So2-3ii 4
West 124th St New York City. or Monday.
December 18th 1901 al 10 a. m, and the
sale will be continued each and every Mon
dav thereafter at the same time and place.
until all the goods are disposed Of.
j. :. KINSTLER, Proprietor
New-York tribune., 1901-11-26
TREATMENT FOR RHEUMATISM

nv II h THLMA, 60 West 52d-st.: alsc
tair and scalp treatment done.
New-York tribune., 1901-11-26
GERMAN TRADE STATISTICS.

F2er1jn Nov 25-The October statistics Of German
.rade show imports the amount of 4,lloSi TONS
80 is 6acrease oe g739Si tons from the imports
OF october Of last year. The exports curing oc'o
he, amounted 10 96nNS1 this Is an increase Oh
: 90 over the corresponding period of lSo-
New-York tribune., 1901-11-26

q West Eighteenth-st. which has been known
the Mercantile Building will hereafter be known
as the Cluett Building 1t will be occupied by
Cluett Peabody & Co. the shirt. collar and cuff
manufacturers. who viii remove from their pres
place of business early In February; In this
new location the company will have triple their
present capacity. The saIesroom and offices will be
large light and airy and there will be ample ia
cilities for carrying a large stock
New-York tribune., 1901-11-26
RAzISG THE s V. HOFFMAN HoooE'

RAZING THE :. '. EVr MI
The old home of Samuel v HON man ~ =.
E4fth-eye next door to the old Deimonlco pace
F7ifth-ave and Twenty-sixth-st-. no" o"ieu ~
Dean Eugene A Hoffman. is pe'Iie - -
- -. .o- . ten or eleven story business block
,rha -oz,ne of the building, which was sutteo oy
fire some months ago. was begun yesterday,
tailed plans for the new structure nav nv
been decided on The upper stories WIZ e oe nnW he
iTp torn down WAS built about hfty yeas se 60 n
was used by Samuel V. Norman 5 as M for biIsiness
bfs death in 1850 II then altered lol o19
New-York tribune., 1901-11-26
sOrTH 4NERTC4N WAR ATERTED.
CHILL AND ARGENTINA REACH AN AMIGA
BILE UNDERSTANDING

BILE UNDERSTANDING
Washington. Nov. 25.-The threatened trouoie
over the boundary line between Chli anu Ilie
Argentine Republic has been aNeroeo' TOT 'Ae
present at least. Senior infahte' Iie
d.Affairas Of the Chilian Legation here. to-day
,o,,,.,-.d N this government an assurance that
.,a +,-o r,rinci7als to the boundary questions
-. ,,,e4 e,,ccaeded in reaching an aIn1ca Die
and sa+isfac Glory understanding. This Statement
has given great satisfaction, for it Is peheNe'
here that hostilities between Chill ana AFseh-
-ina would without doubt involve tnree-loui LIS
ne sonta America before they terminated
New-York tribune., 1901-11-26
HELP WANTED

Female
STRONG PROTESTANT GIRL. as general
servant: plain washing. cooking and
n1endinE. three in family. steady place; ref
erenCe required. Address H, BOX a.. Trib-
une Uptown Office. 1242 Broadway
New-York tribune., 1901-11-26
HELP :" ASTED-

HELP WANTED
Male.
ATTENTION!-Men. 50 and s. takes you
to all principal European ports LONDON.
Liverpool Glasgow Hull. also free passage
procured Apply at Shipping on1ces. "
Clinton-St. or ~ West-st
MEN to England. Germany: easy work, also
free transportation. return passage HIKE
MASTER. % 1st-st-
MEN white and colored SIG Is. so ana
board: oyster boat: expenses advanced
~ 1st-st
YOUNG MAN. over -. Of good edGcation
and address, to act first as salesman. then
as manager. references. BALCH BROTH
FRS COMPANY. 156 5th-ave-
New-York tribune., 1901-11-26
BOOKS.
LOWERING s SUM M TER
BOOK SAL iP

81? BROADWAY, NEAR 18TH ST.
Extraordinary reductions have been mad.
In order 20 close out summer stock of
the latest and best books. Never before
have such values peen offered. Prices have
been slashed right and left. regardless Of
cos. regardless " profits. Stock taking ia
almost at hfnd. Midsummer clearance
must bs swift and sure. III kinds of books
to suit ali tastes Historical. biographical
religious. scientific books. Books Of fiction
uevel. Books for children. poetry &c
Encyclopedias on sale for song includ-
ing Appletons, Chambers. Britannica. peo-
pies. &c Purchase now. the chance of a
lifetime. 1t VIII not occur again. LOVER
ING. S23 Broadway. near 18th.
New-York tribune., 1901-11-26
WANTED TO PURCHASE.

ROOJ<S lihrarIes small or large; we call
At voirr residence in or out of town, free
: c. RAINS co. booksellers, .'s9 9th-aVe-
cor 3Gth-st Nev-YoTk-
New-York tribune., 1901-11-26
BOARD WANTED

waited. strictly private family: highest so
cial references. Address NJ r. Box AZ,
Tribune Uptown Office. 1.242 Broadway.
New-York tribune., 1901-11-26
MACBfNEIs Y

BARGAINS uprights; fine makes; perfect
order, 500 upward. cash or instruments; !;
open evenings. WHITNEY. 123 West
l95th-st.
New-York tribune., 1901-11-26
TIE NEu c1I-Err RrILDING.

The building row in process OF construction be
tween Fifth and Sixth aves. adjoining the Siegel-
Cooper store and extending from No. p TO % West
Nineteenth-st through 70 and Including No. 10 70
New-York tribune., 1901-11-26

,I,1-E,RTISEMENTS ami subscriptions for
Tba Tribune received at their Uptown OF
eca No 242 Broadway, I'd door north or
9Ist-st.. untn 9 O'Clock L. m, advertise
. ,ia,,ts received at the following branch of
Sres at regular office rates until o CLOCK
~ m viz: 254 shave. s. e. cor 23d,st- !;
f53 6th-ave cor. 12th-st.: 142 COLUMBUS
- near West 66th-st.; 1o6 West 42d-st
neer Gtb-ave.: 90 East 14th-st.. 251 West
.2S-st., between 18th and sth aves; 26S
Vest I25th-st; 159 East 4Ith-st-; ld3S %
a,.e between 10th and nth SITS. lo26 Sd
ave near 61st-st.; 1.I0S 1st-ave-, near
Sotb,st.; l57 East I25th-st.; 1856 Tremont-
ovs $50 3d-ave., near 41st-st-; o54 Sd-aVe. :
aI0 i3leecker-st 325 BleAcker-st. Brooklyn,
Y.-2le Court-st.: 215 Smith-st. Newark,
n J-194 Broad-st. And at all A u. 1.
afficeg.
New-York tribune., 1901-11-26
GOLD FURNITURE 4 REGILDIN.

EEGILpING picture frames furniture
GrlG leaf guaranteed. reasonable charges
estimates furnished. GOLD FURNITURE
NA<TFA'TT RERS. Q" S.N'h-aNe.
New-York tribune., 1901-11-26

Realty Company Nos So s a9d fset s. tor ess & sSrf Or
III FOOT The City Club has an optfon
On Nos 3 and 81 West 5on cign viii
bouse pui ~ lR nHrchase a 500 0do apartment MOTEL
New-York tribune., 1901-11-26

TWO sEALSKIN SACKS. sizes 20 and
new prices very reasonable. IL
BERNSTEIN. 21l West l?5'h-st-
New-York tribune., 1901-11-26
BUSINESS CHANCES.

MAYFLGWER GOLD MINE.-For sale
mining property Of "a areas. Three fine
leads on same. feet. feet, feet. re
spectiveiy. foot lead running south. Ap-
niy TO A y. RAFCSE. Waterville Kings
County Nova Scotia. Canada.
New-York tribune., 1901-11-26

INVESTORS SAVINGS can earn min
irlum Of IL per cent per annur, payable
quarterly: guaranteed from loss; particulars
on application. Address INVESTMENT
DEPARTMENT &c Broadway, New-YoTk-
New-York tribune., 1901-11-26

PARK SLOPE, l49 PROSPECT PLACE
Large and small rooms. 81 so and upward.
Including board near trolley lines: new
r.lansg eEent table board
New-York tribune., 1901-11-26
AUTOMATIC .cUTTI.E OPENER.
ANTIQUE JEWELRY

q wYI.FR late with ]. 81. Guggenheim.
eiaroonds 1ewelry. siiverware and an
stcues. old GOLD, silver ana 5cweiry bought
= exotArgsd- 4 W. 2Sin-St-. rear sth-Avs.
New-York tribune., 1901-11-26
Hnfnrn1ehen Apartments Go Ect

9th STREET--To let, exceptionally
to aparmc unfurnished; rooms bath: all mod
improvements newly decorated; taking
viii reduce rental this account Can be TO -
. O 4. Apply Superintendent. 1876 4Sth ST
4 DVERTISEMI2NTS and subscriptions for The Tribune
= Y received at their Uptown Office. No.
north Of 31sts until O'clock advertise
received at the following branch offices at regular
office rates until o clock p. M III. 25i sth-ave.
23dsf.; l53 6th-ave.. l2h-st.: Columhus
West e6thst. JOG West 42d-st Gth-aye
% East l4thst 257 West 42dst.. between and Sth
2G3 West 2Sthst; l59 East 47th-st: 2dave
between 10th nth SITS: 3d-ave near fIst-st
New-York tribune., 1901-11-26
BOARD AND ROOMS.

At-At-At-A
High class apartments and rooms. with
and without board; doctors Offices: all 10
cations. references exchanged. Information
free. sc LELAND & co.
West 33d-st.
New-York tribune., 1901-11-26

ADVERTISEMENTS and subscriptions for
The Tribune received al their Uptown Of
nee No I242 Broadway. ID door north Of
31st-st. until o'clock p. m: advertise
ments received AZ the following branch OF
ices AT regular Office rates until S O'Clock
n m viz. Pa Sth-sve.. : .. cor. 23d- St :.
I53 6th-ave. cor. 12th-st.: 142 Columbus
ave. near West 66th-st. JOG West i2d-st-,
New-York tribune., 1901-11-26
WATCHES ON INsTALMENTS.

a-a,rhes WATCH SUPPLY CO.
Naiden Lane. Room b All goods guar
anfeed.
New-York tribune., 1901-11-26
ADVERTISEMENTS ana subscriptions e

ADVERTISEMENT and subscriptions for
The Tribune received at their Uptown OF:
nee. No l.242 Broadway. ID door north Of
3lst-st-. until o'clock p m adNertise-
uen;s received al the following branch Of
fees at regular Office rates until O'Clock
n m viz: 254 sth-ave. 3 9 cor 23d-st-
ls3 Sth-are. cor. 12th-st.: 1i2 Columbus
ave near West 66th-st.; log West 42d-st-.
near 6th-sve.: 90 East 14th-st.. 251 West
s2d-st.. between 9Th and Sth aves.; 263
Wes, l25th-st; l59 East s1th-st-: .33S 80
ave between 7etb and TTth SITS; 1.o26 Sd
ave near 6lst-st-; l.ToS 1st-ave-- near
ss,h-st., I57 East l25th-st.:
New-York tribune., 1901-11-26

e2D-ST. 81 EAST.-Two handsomely fur
nished rooms with beard. on second
floor. southern exposure; suite or sinsly.
parlor dining room; central location; refer
eroes
New-York tribune., 1901-11-26
BILLIARD AND POOL TABLES.

BILLIARD and Pool Tables. new. second
hand. $50 up: easiest payments. MARK
BROS. - Union Square.
New-York tribune., 1901-11-26

ST. ALBANs-B. ". DE FOREST. PROP.
<. =. 8 East 31st-st.-Rooms single. en-
suite. private baths. parlor dining room
slectric light: table board.
The Weiser signal. [volume] (Weiser, Idaho) 1890-1904, 1901-09-19
An Interesting Letter.

Mr.. EDIToR:-In my short sojourn
in you- beautiful little city, / have
made some observations and detect
wherein change can be made in
existing conditions that would greatly
benefit your community.
The most important and condi-
ton that should have immediate at
tention, is that Of ridding yourselves
of that contemplate, narrow minded
individual known as the "chronit
kicker and back capper.
Here is a beautiful city growing
up in the midst of all that is neces
sary to make q city of Thousand
within few years. A territor.
The Weiser signal. [volume] (Weiser, Idaho) 1890-1904, 1901-09-19
Get the Bulletins.

Last spring the Idaho agricultural
experiment station issued bulletin
on ''Mushrooms or Toadstools" that
is quite instructive. 1t tells how to
distinguish the good ones from the
bad Also explains that there is no
difference between toadstools and
mushrooms. 1t gives lot of in
formation and advice in the matter
that everyone should know. These
bulletins are sent free to citizens of
the stale requesting them. The
SIGNAL would like to see every
these bulletins and reading then
carefully.
The Weiser signal. [volume] (Weiser, Idaho) 1890-1904, 1901-09-19
SCENES OF SPLENDOR.
Portland Carnivaps Brilliant Array
of Attractions.

Never in the history OF the North
west have the people been offered
such enjoyable entertainment mingled
with useful instruction as will be
laid before them during the month
Of the Portland Carnival, which will
be held in the great Exposition
Building from Sept. 18 to Oct 19,
and also in the beautiful Miltnomah
Field adjoiring. The committee Of
representative business men having
the Carnival in charge have already
made contracts involving the expenG-
iture of $50, 600 to make the Carnival
a success. On the music and amuse-
ments alone there will be $13, 900
expended, and the other appropria-
tions will be in proportion tor the
Horse Show and the grand Military
Tournament and the Athletic Exer.
cises, etc.
These figures will give people al
idea of the grandeur and immensit,
of the Carnival, which will be illumin
ated with $500 electric lights. Th
music by two full military bands viii
be grand, and there will not dul
moment, afternoon or evening. Their
will be a reproduction Of Miltnomal
Falls in the Exposition building,
big working Mining Exhibit, Ger
man Village, a showing of all th
products of the Northwest, and man
other sights to see All railroad ant
steamboat lines will sell excursion
tickets to the Carnival, good for
days, at one-and-one third fare 70
the round trip. People who mis-
the Portland Carnival will miss
grand event.
The Weiser signal. [volume] (Weiser, Idaho) 1890-1904, 1901-09-19

getting out the timbers for the
Black canyon dam, and report things
moving briskly and in less than a
week all the timbers for the big
cribs will be in the river on their
way down to their destination
Arthur Jacobsen of Payette bought
175 head of hogs from Henry
Thomason and 100 head from r. d.
Green, paying $1,000 for the lot. Mr..
jacobson will fatten over three car
loads this fall
The Seven Devils Standard, the
great family newspaper of the Seven
Devils, will soon have home of its
own, building being now erected
for that purpose.
The Weiser signal. [volume] (Weiser, Idaho) 1890-1904, 1901-09-19
Can Railroad Be Built From Mann
Creek to Mineral?
Be BOON TO that SECTION
Steps Should be Taken to See II 1t Is Feasible
and Would be Profitable

Last week the SIGNAL suggested
that If the plan of hauling ore from
Mineral to the Welser smelter by
wagon proves N success, and suf-
ficient amount of paying ore he
mined there, then it is probable that
the p. & I. N. Ry. would build a
branch railroad from Mineral down
Adams creek and Mann creek to the
Weiser river. where it strikes the
main road. This is an idea that is
we'll worth investigation and agita-
ton. 1t would put both of those
inland places in immediate touch
with the outside world, give them a
quick mode of travel and transporta-
ton, and assist in their quicker
development. The SIGNAL hopes
this project will not prove mere
dream. II it's feasibility can be
demonstrated the rest simply is q
matter of interesting the p. & L. N.
management or securing capital from
other sources
The Weiser signal. [volume] (Weiser, Idaho) 1890-1904, 1901-09-19
Extension Ditch Company Takes
Decisive Action Monday.
Will APPEAL TO COURT
Present Arrangement Declared Unjust and
Unnecessary Directors Elected.

Pursuant to the call of Secretary
A. Brockman the annual meeting of
the Extension Ditch Co. was held at
the court house Monday afternoon.
Seventy of the one hundred and
thirty-one shares we're represented.
The report OF the directors not being
prepared that feature of the annual
meeting was not considered. Messrs
Peter Pence, A. Brockman, Thos.
Kimbrough, Albert Jackson and Geo.
Nesbltt were elected directors. 1t
was decided to investigate the
feasibility of securing new route
for the waste ditch at Durham &
place, as the present one is not salts
factory.
A motion was then passed by q
unanimous vote instructing the direct
ors to secure legal advice and assist
ance in the matter of etfecting 9
consolidation under one management
of the three companies getting water
from the Payette ditch.
The Weiser signal. [volume] (Weiser, Idaho) 1890-1904, 1901-09-19
IDAHO STATE NEWS.
Interesting Occurrences In the Gem
of the Mountains.

The Emmett Index has been sold
by R. H. Clopton to Mansfield &
Mansfield of the Nampa Leader.
Frank Mckee is manager.
There is not dwelling house or
business house to be rented in EN-
nett. There are daily inquiries for
houses and rooms, and several i'm
portant business ventures are now
being held up on account of inability
to secure holdings.
The Payette Independent states
that two good things are now in con-
temptation for Payette. One is an
electric power plant and the other a
grist mill
The Sebree canal company, through
their attorney John G. Rice, will
bring suit this fall against the other
ditch companies taking water out OF
the Boise river. The Sebree people
claim a priority right
w. G. Whitney and d. Cane o
Emmett returned from their trip W
the Payette river, where they ar
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Will Be Improved.

The Gem State Rural, Idaho's
excellent agricultural paper, will soon
enter upon an enlarged career. A T..
Gipson has taken 4 G. Wood, an
experienced newspaper man of Spen-
Ger, Iowa, as partner. The paper
will be moved from Caldwell to Boise,
where a fine Office will be establish
ed, including type setting machine.
The Gem State Rural was estab-
lished in 1895 and published as a
monthly until 1898 when it was
made semi-monthly and has con-
tlnued so until the present time and
beginning with its issue on the 18th
it will be published as weekly. The
Rural is the only agricultural paper
in the state and under the manage
ment Of Mr.. Gipson has grown to be
almost Indispensable among our
agriculturists in this state.