The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1902-03-10
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Adirondaekz Brought to New york.

Adirondacks Brought to New York
NEW YORK, March 9-For the eighth
successive year sportsmen from many
states in the Union, guides from Maine
and the Adirondacks, ,trappers and In
dams from the Dominion of Canada and
campers and lovers of the woods in gen.
eral, hold forth at Madison Square Gar
den this week and next the occasion
being the annual show of the National
SportSmen'S association
There are some marked departures in
the arrangement and feature Of this
years show from those of preceding years
Instead of devoting the main floor to ex-
hibits and camps, the center of the are
ma has been given up to the cOnStruc-
ton of a wooded island about which cir
cleS a mountain brook, flowing from it's
headWaters in a section of the Adiron-
dack woodlands that has been reproduced
at the Fourth avenue end of the building
and reaching almost to the opposite end
of the building, before it turns along the
north shore to its chief point Of outlet.
On this island are the game park, avia-
RES, the Indian tepees and the cabins
and shackS of the trapperS, guides and
Long Island baymen, who will in turn
give realistic exhibitions of their respect
i've pursuits during the afternoon and
evening sessions of the show. ABOUT the
shore of the stream, which maintains
uniform width of sixteen feet, is a bread
promenade for the use of visitors, with
landing places at convenient intervals,
from which they may embark in big
b1rch-bark canoes for tour of the gar
den by water
Candy Trust Projected
Edwin Corbin. representing a law firm
with offices in New York and Chicago,
accompanied by representative of
New York trust company who repre-
e-pz
been visiting the candy factories the last
few days, negotiating for options on the
candy factories, with a view to merging
them into a candy trust, with capital
of $5,0e0,000. Many of the companies ac-
knowledged that they had been approach
ed by the promoters in reference to enter
ing into consolidated candy company.
Queer Municipal Dilemma
All heads of city departments, except
those under the immediate control of Dor
ough presidents, are without supplies,
and without money with which to pur-
chase them. They can't even buy a post
age stamp with money out of the city
treasury, according to an opinion rem
dered by Corporation Counsel Rives. Mr.,
Riyes decided that the appropriations for
supplies and contingencies made by the
Tammany board of estimate and credited
to the accounts of the borough presidents
, cannot be expended for offices except
those over which the borough presidents
have direct jurisdiction. In other words
they are not required under the new
charter to make purchases out of their
supply fund for any offices except their
own.
The situation is unparalleled in the his
tory of the city Officials who want ice
water will have to pay for their own ice.
Ii they want to write letters they will
have to buy their own stamps. If judge
OF any of the courts wants a new law
book he will have to pay for it out of
his own pocket. If clerk mas to mott
fly delinquent juror to attend or notify
plaintiff or defendant or witness to