davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
New-York tribune., 1903-08-19
auction Sales of Real Estate.
NOTICE OF SALE AT PUBLIC AUCTION

NOTICE OF SALE AT PUBLIC AUCTION
~ The President the Borough Of Manhattan will
sell az public auction through Bryan l. Kennelly Auc-
i963 at il o clock son the premises all the build
ings parts OF buildings and existing structures with
all the materials in OF aPpu thereto tnen eonalna
within the lands acquired toT the 11s1s9n Of & WaI's
To be Sold. etc. Houses and Parts Of Houses
Parcel No mo Sullivan street part OF three story
Parcel No s-No IS sullivan street two story frame
building brick front, built over alley, with rear two
building brick front. with thresstory brick build
Parcel No 4-Nos. 45 A. Sullivan street. parts ot
four-story frame building, with brick front rear of
Parcel No 5-Part OF three-story brick building.
Parcel No 6-Three-story brick building,
PsrcsI No s-No SO Thompson street part q i've
Parcel No eNo Al Thompson street. hve-story brick
Parcsi No 1o-No. 43 Thompson street. part Of i've
Parcel No ll-Four,..ory brick building alley.
Parcel No 12-No. IS Thompson street. part OF t"o-
story r~fct building shed
Parcel No 13-Ncs "A 46 Thompson street part OF
brick tenement and one six-stoy brick tene
Parcel No 14-No. SIS Broome street three and one
and sheds rear independent wall and S-tnch party
No 15N, 51a Broonne street three-sto-y ana
basement building with sheds in rear Snch party
Parcel No 16-No 511 Broone street. two and
half story and building with shed N rear.
indePendent wall and sjae4 da R panty %@ ] ~, and one,
half story and brick building with shed in
indePendent val a2d sneh n4 p parry Isa- two sn5
half story and brick building with part Of
story brick building in rear party wall and ndepenoent
Parcel No Ia-No sos Broone street part
Parcel No 26-o sos Broome part Of hve story
JACOB A CANTOR. President Of the Borough Of Man
haitian.
New-York tribune., 1903-08-19
AUCTION SALES TODAY.

BY De Wantearss: 239 45th-st. s. $50 IT Of stl.
ave 20x1OO5, sty broHnstone front dwg h. leasehold
By BRYAN I. kennedy: $50 136th st. : SS6s II y
Tth-ave Sx9911 sty brk dwg h; equitable Life
Soc ! CT al. Alexander s. c attys; Sol
Kohu ref: due. $40 153 81: taxes, etc, $lO 81
v T Never: 10l Nest-st. q I'D ~ or Lib
erts 90 4x51 6x21 Tx7S sty brk ten h Myles lsTne
agt \ Mnck. al; De Forest Bros
atys f I. Hall ref amt due. Sl4 7s6 "A: taxes. etc
S4G6 %: Maple-s s. so Il n OF Jeromest. 25SlOO;
y B / r Co Anselmo Bilotta ct al: BENJAMIN
Trapneu. atty: L y Adams, ref; amt due, $@ot0 49,
taxes etc, $9I 80; prior mtge. $500.
New-York tribune., 1903-08-19
BRONX BUILDING PLANS.

Prospect-ave., east side. 364 feet south Of One
hundred -and-sixty- -fifth-st, story and attic
frame stable. 2S6x34 feet; Charles Graft. owner;
Gustav Schwarz. architect; $500.
EIton-ave., west side, 100 feet north Of one-hun-
-sixth-st. two story brick shop S7x15
feet; Annie Chisling owner; Moore Landseidel.
architects; $4,000
WaInut-st south side, 145 feet east OF Walton
ave, three and half story frame dwelling house,
4Sx99 feet; Duncan McGibbon owner; T. W Puekey'
architect 5000.
New-York tribune., 1903-08-19
BUILDING PLANS.

15th-st Nos 137 and 19O West. for a six story
owners: T Kruse, architect go. $4,000
Columbus and Slst n cor for a twelve
story brick hotel l00X95; Manhattan Square
Realty COMPANY owner; F c Browne architect. 10000
S9th-st. Nos 40S and East. for 4 SIX story
brick tenement house. with stores, 40XSi.S;
tscts "i.sV'. ....-l. 45 600
s9;h-st No IN to J31 West for a cne story brick
co6aI Church owner: Z 4 sargent srchitect. 5000
New-York tribune., 1903-08-19
TRANSACTIONS IN REALTY.

Arthur 5. Cox & Co. have sold for the Minturn
estate No. - East observation-disclosures
a FIVE story hathouse on lot S7.6x100-1 feet.
Arthur S. Cox & Co have also sold for NJ 6.
Hawke Nos o. H. 516 SIS and $40 East Seventy
sxth-st, five story tenement houses, on plot 1Otz
90 1lX101x1OS.9 feet. for 1000
New-York tribune., 1903-08-19
AUCTION SALES YESTERDAY.

Ty Peter F Never. 261 12sth-st II $ $50 It sth-
ave, 2sx99 IL sty stone front dwg h T 3 CaIPenter
ref due S697T etc, 81 $50 C6; prior mtge
S21 Ji3 a TO Laura Bayles for SO. 4Si-
New-York tribune., 1903-08-19
' - II TAYLOR. seeretarv.
NEW YORK AND PHI

August 6. 1903
The transfer books Of the Voting Trustees Of the First
rtn cioS.. in New York and Philadelphia at P NJ
ae1st 1903 viii reopen at 10 A. ~ on september
iqn3 ON September 10 1903. the Voting Trustees win
he 1reUared to distribute above dividend Of two
c,t ,9eL when received by among the parties
frie thereto appear Of record on their books
when closed s above.
DREXEI. & Co. Philadelphia.
New-York tribune., 1903-08-19
OFFICE OF THE PRESIDENT OF THE
1FFICE OF THE PRESIDENT OF THE

OFFICE OF THE PRESIDENT OF THE
BOROUGH OF QUEENS. THIRD FLOOR OF THE
AVENUE LONG ISLAND CITY. BOROUGH OF
QUEENS. CITY OF NEW YORK
SEALED BIDS OR EsTIMATEs WILL BEE. BE RE.
the above Office O'Clock A NJ
THURSDAY, AUGUST 81, 1908. -
No / FOR FURNISHING ALL THE LABOR AND
MATERIALS REQUIRED FOR \ SEWER BASIN AND
ITS APPURTENANCES ON THE SOUTHEAST CORNER
OF TEMPLE AND SHERMAN STREETS. n THE
FIRST WARD.
For further particulars see CITY RECORD.
Dated August a. 1903
New-York tribune., 1903-08-19
Financial.
CAPITAL & SURPLUS, s3,OOO,OOO'

New York. Dl'oN-'
CAPITAL 6 SURPLUS, S5,0OO,OOO'
Guarantees the payment Of real-estate mort
cages Sells guaranteed mortgages.
Provides for those unacquainted Win rear
estate values a perfectly safe investment
Far trust funds. for endowments for non
~asf5ents. and for women, no more profitable IN
,.ss+r7ent. that is equally secure, can be found
DIRECTORS.
- -, lanes y Lynch,
C-ATles p 5--' Fana5 H. Macdonald,
NestS ~ rt,-s- t,es Alexander T. Orr.
william / D1uLnE fIt-t-1I e.l-4
Charles r. Henderson, laco1 ~ n c,e-iirr
Fersarriu J. Hicks, lonl ~ 49,
Ml.--.- a. -.-s --'' Ellis z. Williams.
WILLIAM 3. ISIEAN. NAN I,;oe- presi dent.
--- - Lts-r' FRANK BAILEY.
CLARE1'et- Il = Esl4-- I55s-L-,-t5sr+ Secretary.
,. C. n BURDICK.
MARTIN WE'LL Asst Treasurer.
New-York tribune., 1903-08-19
NATIONAL BISCUIT COMPANY.

The regular quarterly dividend Of ONE AND THREE
QUARTERS PER CENT the preferred stock has been
declared rayaEs August 3ist Transfer books VIII
he closed fton august l7tl 3lst inclusive
A LEWIS Asst. Treasurer.
New-York tribune., 1903-08-19
Dividend Notices.
ONCE of Reading Company.

lnl.3deI0hIa. August g.
THE BOARD OF DIRECTORS HAVE De
l. clared from earnings Of the company divi-
Preferred Stock
the COMPANY 10 be paid September 10. 1903 the stock
holders closing the transfer books
August - 1903 purposs Of such dividend the
f~s6sr hooks of this Company viii be closed P M
on August - 1908 and win be reopened at 10 4. NJ
September Il. 1903 .-..--
By W r TAYLOR. Secretary.
New-York tribune., 1903-08-19

A DvERrIsEMENTs ana subscriptions Tribuns
received their Uptown once.
NO. I.364 BROADWAY.
New-York tribune., 1903-08-19
OFFICE OF THE PRESIDENT OF THE

OFFICE OF THE PRESIDENT OF THE
BOROUGH OF QUEENS. THIRD FLOOR OF THE
BoRoUGH HALL. FIFTH STREET AHD IAGFlS0E 9I %,
QUEENS CITY OF NEW YORK = -
SEALED BIDS OR ESTIMATES WILL BE RE-
by the President Of the Borough Of Queens al
the Office until O'Clock 4. NJ.
no , FOR FURNISHING ALL THE LABOR AND
MATERIALS REQUIRED FOR REGULATING, GRAD
ING AND PAVING WITH ASPHALT BLOCK PAN Z
NENT on = CONCRETE FOUNDATION THE ROAD
No g. FOR FURNISHING ALL THE LABOR AND
MATERIALS REQUIRED FOR REGJLAIlNC5. 45ItA!!91-
ING. CURGING AND LAYING SIDEWALKS on El4tN-
ENTH AVENUE. FROM BROADWAY TO NEW IO"N
ROAD. FIRST WARD
No 4 FOR FURNISHING ALL THE LABOR AND
MATERIALS REQUIRED FOR REGL LLATIECi. t4IsAIS- i(
ING. CURBING AND LAYING SIDEWALKS on TEN
PIE STREET. FROM THE BOULEVARD TO THE
CRESCENT. FIRST WARD.
For further particulars CITY RECORD.
JOSEPH CASSIDY.
President Of the Borough or Queens.
Dated August IA 1903.
Fifth Avenue and SXty-f0urth Street Borough q Man
haitian The City O.
SEALED BIDS OR ESTIMATES WILL BE
- by the Park Board the above once OF the
Department Parks until 3 o'cloCk
THURSDAY, AUGUST %, 1903.
Borough of The Bronx.
WARE. IRON AND TOOLS IN BRONX AND CLARE
MONT PARKS BOROUGH OF THE BRONX.
WILLIAM r. WILCOX
JOHN z. EUSTIS.
RICHARD YOUNG.
Commissioners Of Parks.
Dated August 10 1908
New-York tribune., 1903-08-19
Public Notices.
n Is CALLED TO THE AD-

4 TTENTION is CALLED TO THE AD
vertisement the City Record OF August Is TO IS,
1908 the confirmation by the Supreme Court and the
entering Bureau the Collection Assessments
Arrears of for Opening and Acquiring
Title the following named street. in the Borough OF
Richmond:
4th Ward. Amos street-Opening, TompkIns ave
eestery distance Of 200 feet
Confirmed June 25. 1903; entered August II, 1908.
EDWARD NJ. CIRCUIT, Comptroller.
City Of New York. August II. 1903.
New-York tribune., 1903-08-19
OVER TIsEaI ENTs and subscriptions for The Tribune
n received q their Uptown Office.
2R4 RROADMAN.

Advertisements will received the following branch
Offices az regular Office until o'clock ? m viz:
Gtb-axe.. 1913 6th-HVe.,
l2th-st,: o2 East I4th-st.; 237 West 42d-st;, be
tween 7tu and ayes.: &G3 " est I>Oth-st-; 1855
3d-aNe.. between 10th ana I7ta SIS; IO26 ;Sd-3N e.
Glsr-sr ISt-aVe.. S9ttst.F EGa st
I25th-st.: 75G Tremont-ave.; $50 3d-ave., near
4lst-st: 554 }d-nve.; 80 ChrIstopher-st. Brook
Ivn. Y Y.-2I6 COuFt-St.; 2I5 Smith-St.i 1,OO4
Cia1eS-aVe. Newark, y. J-704 BFOad-st. Also
a \ d Z. Offices.
New-York tribune., 1903-08-19
Help Wanted.

WANTED FOR Z. S ARMY ABLE
w boiled men. between ages OF p IS
citizens OF States character tenperats
habits who can speak write English For in
formation apply Recruiting Officer Third Ave, 500
Third Ave. 7o5 Sixth Ave. N. Y. $50 Fulton ST.
BROOKLYN
New-York tribune., 1903-08-19
TTENTION IS CALLED no NEE ADYER-

- TIsEMENT IN THE CITY RECORD of August
IS 81 1903 the confirmation by the supreme Court
and the entering IN the Bureau for the Collection of
Assessments and Arrears of assessment for OPENING
AND ACQUIRING TITLE to the following named
Avenue in the BOROUGH OF THE BRONX:
PATH WARD. SECTIONS Il AND IL. ARTHUR
AVENUE OPENING, from fremont Avenue to Pelham
Avenue Confirmed June 3. 1908; entered August 10.
1903. EDWARD NJ. CIRCUIT, Comptroller.
city ot Nev-Tork. August is, 1903
New-York tribune., 1903-08-19

0FFICE OF THE PRESIDENT OF THE
BOROUGH OF MANHATTAN. CITY HALL THE
CITY OF NEW YORK. AUGUST 13, 1903.
SEALED BIDS OR ESTIMATES WILL BE RECEIVED
by Commissioner Of Public the Borough Of
Manhattan. City Hail. Room 10 unt II o'ciock
TUESDAY. AUGUST %. 1908.
NO. /. FOR THE ERECTION AND COMPLETION
A PUBLIC COMFORT STATION AT GREELEY
SQUARE, BOROUGH OF MANHATTAN, THE CITY OF
No > FOR THE ERECTION AND COMPLETION OF
A PUBLIC COMFORT STATION ON WEST STREET.
BETWEEN VESEY AND FULTON STREETS BoR-
OUCH OF MANHATTAN. THE CITY OF YORK
NO. 8. FOR THE ERECTION AND COMPLETION OF
A PUBLIC COMFORT STATION AT BT-RLINCI SLIP
BOROUGH OF MANHATTAN, THE CITY OF NEW
40 T. FOR THE FRICTION AND COMPLETION OF
A PUBLIC COMFORT STATION AT CHATHAM
SQUARE. BOROUGH OF MANHATTAN, THE CITY OF
NEW YORK.
For further particulars see CITY RECoRB,
GEORGE LIVINGSTON,
Commissioner Of Public Works
THE CITY OF NEW YORK. August l3. 1903
New-York tribune., 1903-08-19
Financial.

To the Holders of
New-York tribune., 1903-08-19

- TISEMENT IN THE CITY RECORD OF August IS
81 1903, Of the confirmation by Supreme
the entering in the Bureau for the Collection Of Assess
lnents and Arrears, Of assessment for OPENING AND
ACQUIRING TITLE 70 the followingnamed
PATH WARD. SECTION IS WEST 259TH STREET
OPENING, from Broadway 10 Riverdale Avenue. Con-
hrn1ed May 6, 1903; entered August II, 1903
EDWARD NJ. CIRCUIT, Comptroller
City OF New-Iork, August II, 1903.
New-York tribune., 1903-08-19
Unfurnished apartments to Let.

A. MORNINGSIDE Park HUME.
Corner apartment large rooms and two baths
9Th hoor elevator building, with all the latest
convenences Southern exposure facing Mornsside Park
Rent SI4O month N l. 41Sh ST. and Aorntngside
New-York tribune., 1903-08-19
pED ID" LINE.
CUNARD LINE.

TO LIVERPOOL. VIA QUEENSTOWN
From Piers u and %. North River
Campania Aug p. 3 p N Sept s 2 p n
UulUria. Aug - 10 y A.. Etr4rta sept u . A n
EXTRA TUESDAY SERVICE
Carpathia.. sept Z 1 Auraula. sent 4 4 N
Carrying Second and Third Class Only.
VERNON II. BROWN & Co. Gen. AgentE
% BROADWAY. NEW YORK
New-York tribune., 1903-08-19
City Property to Let.

EAST 37TH STREET.
Private Dwelling Lexington Avenus, for rszA
JOHN KENSETT KELLOGG. 50 William Street
New-York tribune., 1903-08-19
uoLLAND-ANIERICA LINE.

New Twin-Sc-ew Steamers OF Il 500 Tons
NEW YORK-ROTTERDAM via BOTrLOGNE-
Sailing "Wednesday az 10 A. NJ
Ryndau ..........--Aug 10 P0tstanl. Sent
Noordana 20 StaJendaEn. Sept
Rotterdam sept = kynliarn- Sept
ANIl-AMERICA LINE 80 B.WAY y
New-York tribune., 1903-08-19

TNARM. acres: clear land orchard good house
outbuldngs. mile station; So 600 on easy
Mrs. BOSSONG. Holtsvile. Long Island.
The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1903-11-13
Circuit Court.

F. j. Northway has begun divorc,
proceedings in the case of George L. VS.
Agnes M. Pray. -
G. M. Hamper, of Owosso, has start
ed suppressed divorce case.
B. p. Hicks, of Durand, has begun
divorce proceedings in case of Rebeccs
VS.. John Morehouse, of Vernon. Elk
IRENE cruelty is charged.
George Bradley, of Owosso, has beer
bound over to the circuit court for al
legged violation of the liquor law. 1t is
claimed that his saloon was open on
Labor Day
George Kelly, who was arrested re.
Gently at Durand for vagrancy, has been
bound over to the circuit court for steal
ing a grip and contents, the whole
valued at $40, in Durand.
The November term of the circuit
court which begins on November %,
has ten issues of fact,-jury cases. as
follows:
David Sawyer, of Bennington, VS.. the
Michigan Central, for alleged injuries
sustained in getting off train; Fred E.
Perrin VS.. Joshua and Levi L. johnson,
appeal, after disagreement of jury on
first trial; William Sherard VS.. l.. G..
Cudney, of Caledonia, retrial by order
of supreme court; J. M. Lemon VS..
James Mcbride, of Corunna, retrial
after appeal to supreme court; Village of
Morrice VS. Sutton g. Mackey, assump-
sit, retrial after amendment of declara-
ton; Benjamin Allen, of Durand, VS..
Grand Trunk, for injuries received at
Duffield in getting off train; Drs. Joseph
Marshall and Edward j. Carney, of
Durand, bring suit against Frank d.
Case. of Bancroft, for medical attend
ance on Mrs. Case, now divorced;
Sylvenans Adkins, of Owosso VS..
Saloonists j. x. Fisher, George Bradley
and William Frederick, ct al, for SELL
ing liquor to minor; Webster Thayer,
Miles Bentley VS.. Geo. w. Gibbs; Mary
Manner VS.. Anna Phillips, of Corunna.
The latter is the case brought by Mrs.
Michael Manner because her husband,
while asleep was robbed of $40 in the
Austin Phillips saloon.
There is but one criminal case, so. far
reported-that of the People VS.. Geo.
Bradley, of Owosso, FOR selling liquor on
a holiday
The calendar for the November term
will eprinted by the Owosso TIMES.
The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1903-11-13

her an independent form of government
and improved her sanitary conditions to
the extent that she is mo longer a
menace to the life of her own people and
that of her neighbors, it would natural
ly appear that we have been unusually
generous toward her already without
sacrificing home industry in further
ing her interests ostensibly, but in
reality assisting these of our own people
who have made Investments in Cuba
and who will profit by her sugar indus
try ,sJnlrie
This difference of opinion with that
advanced by the president is an honest
one and springs from a careful study of
the conditions which exist in regard to
the American sugar industry 1t is be-
lieved to be in conformity to the time
honored policy of the party, and the
platform pledge adopted no longer ago
than 1895.
= But the administration and the ma
jority of the congressman appear to take
a different view of the subject and it is
the duty of the minority to make the
best of the matter as gracefully as cir
cumstances will permit. We can at
least indulge in the hope that it may
turn out less disastrous than we anti
cipate.
The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1903-11-13

The Central Labor Union had a well.
attended smoker on Tuesday evening.
Pres. William Morrin, of the Michigan
Federation of Labor, whose home is in
Grand Rapids, was present and made a
speech.
The Merchants Beet Co., Ltd, has
moved its camp from farm two miles
north of the city to the John Y. Martin
farm, where the beet fields will be clear
ed up. There are 40 or so in the gang.
Samuel Strehl brought to Bunting
& Miller's store this week three carrots
which are monstrosities. One weighed
two and quarter pounds. One of the
others is composed of four prongs like a
back tooth. and the other has six prongs
The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1903-11-13
Burton.

Mrs. G. Wilcox and two daughters, of
Howell, were guests of Misses Alice Ed
wards, Floren nee Wilcox and Mrs. j.
Potter part of last week.-Mrs.. R.
Bromley and daughter Gladys returned
home the last of the week from Dewitt
.-Several from Garland attended the
Aid Society at Rev. J. d. Youngs Tues
! day-Mrs Pervis is entertaining one
of Jobs comforters-M and Mrs
Howard Balloon, of Ovid, visited Mr.
and Mrs V A Patrick Tuesday and We'd
| nesday--Mrs VIM Giles is recovering
from severe affiiction of her eyes, and
was able to attend the M p Aid Society
Tuesday at Rev. J. d. Young's--Mes-
DANES f. Aldrich, f Potter, and A.
Mackintyre, of Ovid, were guests at the
home of John Potter. Thursday--E.
II. Smith spent part of the week with
relatives in Durand--Seymore Wright
Jr. who has been visiting relatives in
this place and Owosso for the past four
weeks returned to his home at Frank
fort the last of the week-Rev. j. M.
Crandall, of ST. Clair, will preach in the
M. p. church AT this place Sunday morn
ing--The Disciple Aid Society will
meet with Mr.. and Mrs G. Gibson
Thursday, Nov. 10, at 1870 o'clock. All
will be made welcome--Sixty- five at
tended the Aid Society at Rev. J. ID.
Young's Tuesday. All had very en-
joyable time.
The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1903-11-13
Congressman Fosdneyy has again

\. Congressman Fordney has again
I. shown the stuff he is made Of Both he
and another congressman from this
/. state were candidates for the position
on the committee of ways and means.
According to the reports in the various
state papers, including 'one prominent
daily in which the other congressman is
financially interested. that ether con-
gresham did his best to turn heaven
and earth, as some Of them expressed it,
to. land the appointment. 1t is even
hard 70 escape the conviction from his
own words that he deserted the cause OF
the beet growers of his own district and
of the state in order to secure this as
signment at the hands of the admins
tration. AT best'he was on the fence so
far as support of his constituents in this
particular was concerned. He begged
the other Michigan congressman for their
support and would not even consent at
the suggestion of his chief opponent, the
Congressman from this district, to with
draw.in favor of third candidate from
this state. With him it was himself or
no one. The position Of the congress
man from this district stands out in
sharp contrast with this Congressman
Fordney frankly told Speaker Cannon
that while he wished the committee ap-
pointnlent, he wished it distinctly un-
derstood that he was for the interests of
the Michigan farmers who were raising
sugar beets first, last and all the time.
He did not want even this much desired
committee appointment at the expepse
of DESERVING his constituents and the
American farmer in general in even the
.least particular He wished to be per-
fectly frank with the administration on
that point The speaker took the dis
agreement of the Michigan delegation
as an excuse for giving the position to
another state. 1t was disappointment
to Congressman Fordney and to his
many friends throughout the state and
country at large, but he took the matter |
with the best of humor and incidentally |
there is one congressman on record as |
having decided. in the face of every pos
sible inducement to hedge or get on the
fence to stand for what he believes the |
interests of Michigan and other north
ern farmers at whatever personal cost to
himself That is the sort of stuff Mich
iganand other states as well should have
in all their congressman. The 9Th con-
gressional district lost the place on COM
mittee on ways and means, but it gain
ed much more in the respect and ad-
miration given to her representative
in congress, Hon. j. w. Fordney.
The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1903-11-13
JGstIce Court

William Riley was arrested ON Wed
nesday for stealing rideNon Michi
gan Central train, and will spelad the 81
days in Corunna jail
Irene Stewart and Mabel Smith each
paid the costs and ten dollar fines to
Justice McCaughna, Wednesday for be-
ing disorderly.
Alfred Luckhurst, of Owosso town
ship; took another mans team from the
feed barn, Monday evening, while
drunk, it is claimed. Examination
will be held on Wednesday next.
William Lambertson and Edward
Johnson, of Lansing, are spending
twenty days in the county Jail for
drunkenness. Justice McCaughna SEN
fenced them.
Newell Kean, thirteen year old
Bancroft boy was taken to the reform
school Monday by Undersheriff Case.
He was apprehended for truancy.
James Quinn gave Edward Wright
ten dollars, Monday, and paid the costs
of the court in case of assault and
battery brought by Wright. 81 rl
David Rappleye and Henry Heise,
fifteen year old truants, were brought
back from Saginaw, Thursday by Mar
shall Ross. They had run away several
days before. Rappleye is regarded as
an incorrigible, and will probably go to
the reform school aNst0.
The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1903-11-13
Probate Court.

E, j. Shanahan was appointed guar.
dian Of the estate of his daughter, Eta,
Luchenbill, minor-Discharges were
granted to Cyril l.. Spencer as admins
traitor of the estate of Dora May Spen.
Ger, deceased, and to Carrie Collins, as
guardian of Ida May Collins, minor
Sale Of real estate confirmed in the
estate of William Moxfeld, deceased.
The property. located in Owosso. was
sold to- A. G. Trowbridge for $3.50.
WI. Parker, administrators of the
jMoxfeld estate, has sold the estates in
terest in a house on South Shiawassee
avenue to Clark Trowbridge, of Owes
so, for $3.50.
Mrs. Marguerite M. Besancon was APP
pointed administrative of the estate of
Henry Besancon, deceased The estate,
which is located in New Haven town
ship, is valued at $500. Appraisers
G. Chavey and H. Coil. Commissioners
on claims, w. A. McMullen, G. Doane
and G. Pelton
In the estate of George Hobart, de-
ceased, late of Rush, will was admitted
to probate and Nathan w. Hobart was
appointed administrator with the will
annexed. Frank Batcheller and ID.
L. Farrman appraisers. Value of es-
tate $4,000.
? w. j. Parker, administrator of the es-
tate of Abigail Shattuck, has filed a
$685. bond. The s. s. Fidelity &
Guarantee Co., of Baltimore, is surety.