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Los Angeles herald., 1905-03-05
VENTURA

The members of the lecture class Of
the Presbyterian church gave Long
fellow evening in the church parlors
Tuesday evening. A musical nd liter
ary program was rendered, after which
refreshments were served. The favors
of the evening were small photographs
Of Longfellow, the gift of Mrs. Thomas
Gould.
Floyd P. Shaw came up from Los
Angeles Saturday to spend a few days
with his family. Mrs. Shaw is slowly
recovering from a siege of typhoid
fever.
Mrs. Charles Barnard is visiting in
SAINT Barbara, the guest of Miss Flor
ence Hall.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Whitney of
daughter, Mrs. Jesse Joy of San Fran
cisco. Mrs. Joy is accompanied by her
little girl.
T. S. Newly, who for many years
has been engaged in the drug business
here, left Tuesday for an extended visit
in Phoenix, Ariz.
D. H. De Arman and son, A. L. De
Arman, have returned from a visit in
Kansas.
Milen Henry, who resigned his posi-
tion as operator for the Postal Tele-
graph company and went north, has
returned and has accepted a position
with the Western Union
Theatergoers are pleased over the
prospect of the presentation of "Ra-
mona" at the opera house next Tues.
day evening.
Mrs. George Phillips and daughter of
Santa Barbara, who have been visiting
at the home of Mrs. NJ. Solari, left for
home on Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. N. Blackstock and
daughter, Miss Mabel, went to Los
Angeles Monday to attend the play
Ramona" at the Mason.
A. C. Eaton sustained a severe
sprain of his right ankle Monday morn
ing. The accident has laid him up for
several days.
Miss Addie Gandolfo left Thursday
morning for San Francisco for two
months vacation. She will also visit
Berkeley and other northern points.
Mrs. A. j. Comstock went to Los An
geles Thursday for weeks visit.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-03-05
HIGHLAND

The leading social event of the
season here was the colonial party
given in honor of Miss Bessie Morgan
of Ritchie, ILL.,, by Mrs. l.. V. Jones
and Mrs. l.. A. Desmond on Wednes-
day evening of last week. knights of
Pythas hail. where the event took
place, was artistically decorated in
red white and blue, canopy effect
being produced overhead by streamers
ofScrepe paper. The young people. at
tired I'm colonial costumes, We're led I'm
the grand march by Miss Morgan and
Robert LeaVer to music rendered by
Miss Lillian Green. Much amusement
was afforded by the unique game Of
plnning a tiny hatchet, while blind
folded, upon cherry tree at the place
where George Washington cut II down.
Miss Binkley and Everett Clarke Sc
cured the prizes for being most adept
at finding the cut. The punch bowl was
in the charge of Mrs. George Barnes.
Supper was served later in the even
ing.
The Delta Phi Delta sorority of San
Los Angeles herald., 1905-03-05
SANTA ANA
California.

The woman's club celebrated the an
niversary Of its founding Wednesday
evening with a reception to friends at
the q. A. r. hall The history Of the
club was detailed by Mrs. Mansur and
an address on the work of FL Canine
Real was given by Mrs. Victor Mont
gomery. Nearly 200 guests were pres
ent and enjoyed the hospitality of the
thriving organization.
Vocal pupils of Mrs. Ella Fyffe gave
a complimentary recital Thursday
evening in Ell<s' hall.
Miss Florence Tumber celebrated her
nth birthday with a party to a CONF
pany of schoolmates, who spent the
afternoon in the enjoyment of outdoor
games.
Miss Lillian Monaghan entertained at
Spurgeon's hall Wednesday evening
with an Informal dancing party i'm
honor of her brother, Charles Mona
CHAN, and wife, who are soon to leave
for Montana to make their home.
Sycamore Rebekah lodge gave a
dance at Spurgeon's hall Friday even
ing.
The Young Ladies' Bible class of the
First Methodist church entertained at
the parsonage on North Spurgeon
street Friday evening with q social to
the Baraca class of young men. Par
lor games and music were enjoyed dur
ing the evening.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-03-05
POMONA

On Thursday evening about forty
members of the Baraca class were en-
tertained at the new home of Mr.. and
Mrs. j. F. Evans, corner of Gordon
and Alvarado streets. The evenings
entertainment opened with a guessing
contest. in which the name of a noted
man was pinned on the back of each
guest. Later refreshments were served
consisting of ice cream and cake, and
the party then enjoyed a game of pro-
gressive peanuts. Officers of the class
for the ensuing six months were
elected as follows: President, Clar-
ence Petty; vicec president, Leigh
seager; secretary. Chas. Steadman;
treasurer, e. O. Clay; reporter Amos
Molyneaux; librarian, Milton Zanders.
Henry Neal Legge, clerk in the
Schroeder pharmacy, and Miss Eugenla
Alice Johnson, We're married on Tues
day in Los Angeles. They will make
their home for the present at the Pa
oiic hotel.
The following class was confirmed
last Sunday at the ST. Pauls Episcopal
church by Bishop Joseph II. Johnson of
this diocese: William Drumm, Mrs
Anna Drumm. Mrs. Phoebe, II. c.
Smith, Fred e. Smith, Miss Ella Haw-
ley, Arthur p. Stembridge. Miss Amy
Il. Stewart, Miss Emily II. Battle,
Miss Madeline c.. Battle.
The travellers section of the Pomona
Ebell met ON Monday afternoon at the
home of Mrs. Stanley F. Widener on
East Holt avenue. The section has
been studying Germany for the past
few sessions and several interesting
talks were made on conditions in
Germany
A dinner party was given at the
Los Angeles herald., 1905-03-05
ORANGE

The concert given In the assembly
hall of the new German Lutheran
schoolhouse by the Young Peoples So
ciety last Thursday evening was a
pronounced success. The vocal and in
strumental numbers were all we'll rem
dered.
Mrs. 3. r. Burge of Los Angeles
spent last week with her parents, Mr..
and Mrs. Charles Carlson, during Mr..
Burgess absence at Imperial
Mr.. and Mrs. H. Hockemeyer have
as their guests Mr.. and Mrs. d. Hocke-
meyer of Milwaukee, wis, who ar
rived last Sunday and expect to re-
main in Southern California several
months.
Mrs II. D. Carr, whose husband was
buried last week, will close her busi-
ness affairs here and remove to River
side to make her home with her daugh-
ter, Mrs. Small.
AT the missionary meeting held last
Thursday afternoon at the home of the
Misses Scarritt on Palmyra avenue an
musical and literary pro-
gram was presented. The following
officers were chosen for the ensuing
year: President, Miss Scarritt; secre-
tary, Mrs. C. H. Hollister; vice presi-
dent, Mrs w. r. FAIRIES; treasurer,
Mrs. r. w. Jones; good literature"
Miss Zinetta Parker
Dr. j. w. Jones went to Los Angeles
Monday on business trip.
Mrs. w. L. Whitmore of Portland,
Ore, who has been the guest of her
aunt, Mrs. Robert Hotaling, left last
Los Angeles herald., 1905-03-05
Out-Of-TOWn Society
HOLLYWOOD

Miss Jessie Morgan entertained the
P. H. C. club Wednesday evening. The
evening was spent with games and
music. Prizes were won by Mr.. Evans
and Frank Wade. Those present were
the Misses Moore, Hechland, Cove,
Candee, Cornell, Brown and Bailey, and
Messrs, George, Wade, Evans, Church
ill., Davis, Bireley and Morgan.
Mrs A. B. Barrett entertained Satur-
day with a luncheon and card party
in honor of Miss Lillian Shemwell
who is soon to be married to Walter
P. Eaton of. Salt Lake. The affair was
in the form of miscellaneous shower
and Miss Shemwell received many
gifts After luncheon, which was
on the veranda, hearts were played.
Miss Gertrude Mckenzie won the first
prize, a silver shirtwaist set The
guests prize, silver almond tray,
was won by Miss Burr of Kentucky,
ther card case, went to Miss Bess
Shemwell.
Mrs. Shemwell is a member of the
Shirtwaist club of Ocean Park. Many
members of this club were present be-
sides twenty other ladies'.
Mrs. Paul Holman entertained the
Monday Card club at Orchard Gables
Monday afternoon. After an afternoon
OF euchre a Japanese luncheon was
served. The first club prize, plaque
of Rosa Bonheur, 1.-THE Peasant Re-
turning from Work." was won. by Mrs.
C. ]. George. Mrs. c. w. Walker won
the second club prize, a Japanese spun
brass vase. The consolation prize a
fern in a wall basket went to Miss Nc
Clellan. The guest prizes, Chinese
hat and stein, We're won by Mrs. Hub
bard and Mrs. Wade. Those present
were Mines. Townsend George, Morey,
Bartlett, ]. w. Walker, Gardner,
Hanchett, Ware, Wiley, Hoar, Elliott,
Dreury, Pollock, Waldron, McKeeby,
Hall, Weir, Wade, C. W. Walker, JOS
eph, Walker. Cole. overton. Hubbard,
Puton, Davidson, Wilbur, Whitley,
Beveridge, and Miss Mcclellan.
The Alpha Beta Gamma sorority
was entertained Saturday evening at
Vista del Mar by Miss Florence Bart
lett.
M. Paul de Longpre and Nadine de
Longpre entertained with a box party
at Ellery's grand opera concert FRI
day evening.
Miss Fannie Wintersmith of Chicago
is the guest of Mrs. A. B. Barrett.
Mrs. H. L. Henry and Mrs J. w.
Morgan entertained few friends at
luncheon Saturday.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-03-05
RIVERSIDE

The r. S. V. p. club gave a dinner
Misses Kingman. Covers were laid for
sixteen, each of the eight members of
the club being privileged to bring her
husband or a gentleman friend. The
color scheme was pink, the table deco
ration consisting of pink carnations,
while the places were marked with
punches of violets tied with knots of
pink ribbon. A quiet game of hearts
followed the dinner
Miss Emma Shepherd was the guest
of honor at parcel shower given Fri
day evening in the church parlors by
the Y. p. $. C. r.. OF the Congregational
church. An informal musical program
was given by members of the society.
Leslie Lewis, an employe of Rook-
holds grocery store, and Miss Ida
Todd. also a resident of this city, were
married Sunday morning in Los An
geles.
Mrs. Strangman of Montreal, who
has been visiting the family of her
brother, Rev. &C. r. Goff, left Monday
Tor her eastern nome
Mrs. Clarence Knox attended the re-
ception given by Mrs. Robert j. Bur-
dette Monday evening at the Van
Nuys. Los Angeles.
Mr.. and Mrs. M. ]. Metz and daugh-
ters OF Baldwin. Kas., who have been
the guests Of the family Of C. E. Best,
have gone to Long Beach to make
their homa
The Misses Trask and Frost, who
Los Angeles herald., 1905-03-05
Has Opened Up

The Great GIazier Refrigerator
We have found that there is demand for re-
frigerators of artistic design, provided they are
of superlative merit and of medium price.
We sought to get the one refrigerator that
would answer this purpose and found it in the
Great Glazier. 1t is porcelain lined, has air
tight locks, movable Aues for cleaning, slid
,ing adjustable shelves In every detail the
construction is as near perfect as it is possible
to make it, The walls are provided with an
air space which prevents the moisture from
within from reaching the outside case and
swelling it out of shape.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-03-05
BELMONT HEIGHTS

f. S. Hoard has removed from 1916
Council street to 112 Belmont avenue.
George Walter has purchased the
house and lot at 1923 Council street of
c. f. Fingerle and is now occupying
the home with his family. Mr.. Fin
gerle and wife have removed to the
residence of r. c. Bowermaster, 1643
lockwood street.
Mrs. Nancy Parsons and daughter,
Miss Daisy, of S43 Belmont avenue, are
preparing for an extended eastern trip.
Mrs. e. wellington. son and daugh-
ter, who have been guests at the
Rogers house for several months. have
gone to their home in Blaine, Wash.
w. T. Jeffries, who has been in San
Bernardino for several months. is visit
ing at his home. 1886 lockwood street.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-03-05
ELSINORE

Mrs. Eugene Kellogg Churchill OF
San Francisco, a newspaper woman
who has recently published little
volume of short stories entitled Poe
calito," has spent a week in Elsinore
with her grandmother, Mrs. S. P.
Strang.
Mrs. Carrie Huntington and son of
Canton, S. D., arrived Wednesday
from Los Angeles to spend week or
two with Mr.. and Mrs. Charles 5.
Prince on Grand avenue.
Mrs. James O'Neil and Mrs. S. Zay
and children of San Francisco and Miss
Smith of Redondo arrived Monday and
were the guests of Mrs. j. B. Bond.
C. H. Albers and l.. Gipman of st.
Louis are arrivals at the Lakeview.
Mr.. Albers owns the Lakeland ranch
on Grand avenue and has other prop
erty interests in the valley.
e. C. Bosbyshell of Los Angeles was
a recent arrival.
Sylvan Cahen of Los Angeles is
spending some time in Elsinore.
Mr.. and Mrs. e. p. Newton are here
from Corona, having arrived Monday.
]. NJ. Leavens and w. w. Colmery of
Los Angeles were Tuesday arrivals.
Mr.. and Mrs. M. Serpang are recent
arrivals from Corona.
A. r. Hockett of Los Angeles regis
istered at the Hot Springs hotel on
Wednesday.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-03-05

have been visiting their old friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. N. T. Putnam, for over
month, left Thursday for San Fran
cisco en- route to their home in Boston.
Spring festival given Monday by the
ladies Of All Saints parish was a great
success. The entertainment consisted
Of living pictures, songs by Arthur L..
Bostick, Miss Grace Burnet and Harold
Swing, reading by Mrs. Enderly, and
q song by l.. V. w. Brown. A dance
followed the entertainment
The marriage of Scott Fugard Shell
don Of Los Angeles and Miss Evelyn
Ray Smith was solemnized Wednesday
at the Congregational parsonage, Rev
f. r. Goff officiating.
Ernest Miller entertained the boys Of
A. N. Morris Sunday school class
wednesday evening at his home on
Fourteenth street. Guessing games,
crokinole. conundrums and finch occu-
pied the attention of the guests during
the evening. The guests were: Mr.. and
Mrs Morris, Misses Bernice Lovelsnd,
Matte Singletary, Evelyn Putnam,
Barber May Robertson. Kate Hanson
and Arthur Branch. Walker jain, Will
Cunningham, Dexter Rau and Bert
Miller
Mrs. r. NJ. Heath gave a reception
Thursday afternoon i'm honor of Mr..
G. M. Ford of Ontario. Mrs. Ford is
deputy district grand worthy matron Of
the Eastern Star, and the guests were
the wives of Masonic officers and
members of the Eastern Star. Mrs. q.
d. Cunningham and Mrs. r. II. Way
assisted in receiving, and Mrs. Ander-
son poured coffee.
Mrs. E. e. Miller entertained at whist
Thursday afternoon in honor of Mrs.
William Kleenan of Springfield. o., and
Mrs. Rolph Newman of Boston. Mrs
j. A. Simms, Mrs. A. S. Milice, Mrs
Morse was elected spooner in chief.
Mrs. F.. r. Miller aide de spoon, Mrs.
c. r. Stibbens and Mrs. F. W. Ender-
IL assisted in receiving.
Mrs. George Morse and Mrs. A. 5.
Milice were hostesses at a card party
evening at the home of Mrs.
Milice. 1t was the occasion of the re-
of the Spoon club" Mrs.
Morse was elected spooner in chief,
Mrs. f. r. Miller aide de spoon, Mrs.
C. r. Stibbens, keeper of the mystic
darts, and Mrs. A. S. Milice, guardian
of the fountain of love.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-03-05

nue. are circulating a petition for the
grading, curbing and sidewaikins Of
that avenue.
The Vernon Improvement association
will petition for an electric light in
South park and one at the principal
entrance. The lights are much needed.
Mrs. s. r. Cook and little daughter
Of Epes, Ala. are the guests of their
parents and grandparents Mr.. and Mrs.
y. S. scovil, 1856 East Fifty-fifth
street. They will remain for the sum-
mer
II. Merrifield and wife Of Long Beach
have taken apartments at the Muters-
baugh block, corner of Central avenue
and East Thirty-second street.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-03-05

week for short visit with relatives
In Los Angeles. She will also visit
Santa Barbara before returning home.
Mrs. James IT. Munder and Miss J.
Powell Of Pittsburg, Pa, who have
been with their old friends, Mr.. and
Mrs w. II. IT. Clayton, have decided
to make an extended visit in Southern
California.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-03-05
HIGHLAND PARK

G. b. Richmond started with the re-
mains of his wife Thursday for Seattle,
their old home, for burial
w. r. Poor and mother of 120 West
Avenue 81 and eastern guests visited
Catalina last week.
Col. Melvin Nudge is still obliged to
use his crutch from the fleets of his
injury sustained in the east several
months ago.
New-York tribune., 1905-01-02
Diudend Notices.
EiHsI0w, Larjsr 3 ca So Caaar stNI et

ElHSlog, Lansr Co., So esaar ST., n Y. eit
IaE INTEREST AND DIVIDzSpS ON THE FOL-
LOWING BONDS AND STOCKS ARE PAYABLsE AT
1Sr, 1895:
Blaekford County. Indiana
Bedford. Indiana
Cleveland & Piitsbursh R. r. CO. General sI,ss 4s&
Cleveland 8 MshoninE Valley Ry. Co Cons 1rtzs. So
Dallas County. Iowa.
Grant County.
Grand Rapids & Indiana r r CO.
Goodrich Bros Hay
Hancock County. Indiana
Hartford City. Ind. 49, School Bonds
Indianapolis. Indiana.
Jekyl Island Club.
johnson County. Indiana
Louisiana National Bank Dividend 49,
Louisiana IS STATE
Marion indiana Sch1ol Gs
Northern Pacific Terminal Company 1sc
New Orleans. louisiana City OF.
Niagara Falls Power Company st S.
Niagara Falls Water Works Company 1st
Ok0nits Company. Limited Debenture 6s
IItshurgh. -. Wayne e Chicago Ify. & "a Mtxs
Is snd Special Guaranteed stock DIV. 1&qs.
Peru Indiana
Rensselaer,. Indiana
Hushvtiie. Indiana
Traverse Cit r r. Company a.
sdPitts, 81 Wayne Chicago Ry Co Guaranteed Stock
DIV. ISkSc.
yth-Grant county Indiana Gravel Road ss.
Hancock County. Indiana
l5tll-keudlstou. Indiana
Grant County. Indiana
New-York tribune., 1905-01-02

sAN FRANCISCO AND NORTH PACIFIC RAIL
NAY 60.
COUPON No. 81 OF THE ABOVE RAIL
y way. maturing January 1905; Win Be paid on ane
after January the ONCE of LcenourG 1haiuAan =
Co. No. Broad Street. New York
New-York tribune., 1905-01-02
Financial Meetings.
TIE PLAZA BANK.

TIE PLAZA BANK.
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT AN
- Annual Meeting q the Stockholders Of TEID Plaza
EAAk VIII be held at its Banking House Corner 6sth
street and OH Avenue. in the Borough OF Manhattan
City OF New York the 10th day Januar 1905 AZ
twelve o'clock NJ. Tor the purpose eecting
Directors for the ensuing and inspectors Of
Election 10 serve at the Annual for
the transaction OF such other u-onerIv
come before said mesting Notice given thar a.
SAID meeting pursuant TO Section 90 OF the Banking
Law, resolution viii be presented voted upon fT-
ing number Directors Of the Bank AZ sever,aHr
Polls viii remain open y NJ 10 ] O'clock p N
Transfer books closed from December 24n 1904 70 jan
uary 4th. 1865 -' - -
Dated. New York. December 9th 1904
". AcAASTER MILLS. President
New-York tribune., 1905-01-02
The Following Coupons Are Due and
Payable at the Office of
FARS0N, LEACH & CO.,
4 NASSAU crnrrr NEW NopH


JANUARY 1sT 1905.
Aurora, Illinois, School District No 4
Albion Water Co.. Albion. Indiana
Billings. Montana, Funding
Bluf-ton Indiana Water s. School
Chaffee Co. Colo. Schooi District No. O.
Shehalis Washington. Funding.
Chtckasha. Ind Terr-. Water q Sewer.
Enheld Illinois. Refundlng.
Escanaba Michigan. School
Paramount. Indiana School.
GARFIELD County. Colorado. school District No. Z
Green Bay, WIS.,. School. City Hail 5 RefundinE
Eilsboroush Co.. Fla
Huntington. Indiana. Water WORKS CO.
Huntington Water Co.
Jonesboro. Indiana. Funding
Kent, Washington, Water and Light
Lewis County. washington. FandinS.
Lebanon. Indiana. Water.
Madison. Ga. school
OtsrO County. Colorado. School
Ptpestone, Minnesota Ra1uzdlug
Quebec Canada-
St. Clair. Michigan. Electric Light.
snohouish Washington. Funding = Wztsr.
South Orange. New Jersey. Rsfunding.
Sullivan. Indiana. Water.
Taylor County. Wisconsin. Jail
TillamoOk County, Oregon. School District No
Wasco County. Oregon. School District 80
West Bay City. Michigan. school
JANUARY 18TH. 1900.
Fowler. Indiana. School
JANUARY 18th. 1900.
Kokorno, ma, Funding a SCHOOL.
Pontiac. Michigan. Water Works
Sc. Louis County Minnesota. school District No J.
JANUARY 18TH. 1905
vssoarsourg. Indiana School
JANUARY tTTHs 1900.
Huntington. Indiana. Water.
New-York tribune., 1905-01-02
TIE LINCOLN NATIONAL BANK
of the City Of New York,
% 10 42 East 42d Street

NeW York, December 20th. f9n4
THE ANNUAL MEETING OF THE SHARE
holders Of this Bank the Election OF Direerors
to vote on an amendment 70 Article III Of the
Association. in order provide number OF T
rectors OF the Bank than ten nor mora
than fifteen and the other business
may be brought before viii held at its BANKING
House. p 10 - East 42d Street Tuesday January
lOth 1so az y o'clock the polls open
hour. 49,
CHAs. ELLIOT WARREN Cashier
New-York tribune., 1905-01-02

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New-York tribune., 1905-01-02
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE

Y NO4IOL 1o HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE
annual meeting o. The stockholders Of The Tribune
ASSOCIATION VIII be held the Office Of the Corupany In
ne tribune Building l54 Nassau Street in The city Of
@ or On Monday the 16th day Of January 1906 at
Lteer O'Clock
day for the purpose Of eecng directors Tor the ensuing
year ana inspectors Of election at the next annual
meeting and for the such other business as
may properly before said meeting -
NATHA MEL TCTTIAE, Secretary.
New-York tribune., 1905-01-02
DErRoIT UNITED RAILWAY:

COUPONS DUE JANUARY /, 100, thUM
Detroit United Railway First Consolidated Mortgage
4lse BONDS paid after that date presentation
al the once of Kesn Van Cortlanet & Co. New York
COUPONS due January l. 1906 from Detroit Citizens
street Railway Company First Consolidated Mortgage os
BONDS paid after that date preeaaten az ts
7age OF T-ezu Van Cortlandt & Co. New XorZ
~ q. H. Russell TreaEursr-
New-York tribune., 1905-01-02
70 TIE BOSDEOLDERs AND THE sIOCKHOLl
ERS OF THE
White KNOB COPPER COMPANY,


At the request the holders q majority OF the
bonds y0ur Company. The undersigned have con-
scented 10 8 reorganization committee. and
have prepared reorganization plan and agreeEneIL
approved such bOudho-csrs. copies
which ls obtained from the dePositarys the
EuIckerb0cke- Trust Company, Sc broadway. or II
she of5ce q the Company J5 Wal Strest, New York
City
by such plan having been subscribed IN ADVANCE BY
large stockholders bOLdhOlGerE hereby
oueE-ed deposit their bonds with the hTckerbocler
Company before January 4. 1900. and the
Etoczhoders hereby nOcned that y they wish %
themselves o. the opportunity participate IN
reorEantza-0n they deposit their stock with
the kEickerbocker Trust Company ana pay 10 SAID
Company One Dollar and Fifty Cents per share. the
1ustaiIer Of their subscription. on
January 1905. fbeiug 0neslf OF the total
Fuhs-riu-icn 81 the securities and
payments the Trust Company VIII issue negotiable
certificates Of deposit
George ". Young. Chairman
Arthur TUrubuli,
=. EgeFtOn WEBB. COMMITTEES
Edwin Il. Sheldon
Sc Wall ST.. New York December L. 1so4.
New-York tribune., 1905-01-02
r,,r cHaYHAM SAFIONaI sANI
GARFIELD NATIONAL BANK.

GARFIELD NATIONAL BANK
Twen-y-thlrd 81 and sixth Ave
New York. Dec. -. 1904
AT A MEETING OF THE BOARD OF
II Directors OF this bank. held this day quarterly
THREE PER CENT and dividend OF
FI5I PER CENT declared ou-ths capital stock of
fhs bank payable fsee of tax. and after December
sIst 1904 transfer books VIII Be closed Until Tues
-4'' ". L DOUGLASS Cashier.
New-York tribune., 1905-01-02
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New-York tribune., 1905-01-02

New York Security Trust COMPANY
IS Broad Street.
ETHE ANNUAL MEETING OF THE STOCK
holders OF this Company Election OF Trustees
and Inspectors OF Election the ensuing year and for
the transaction of other business which properly
be brought before the Meeting viii be held the
o company Wednesday. January II. 1907. Polls
viii open from II a n. u m.
HENRY z. AHERE, Secretary.
December 81 1908.