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New-York tribune., 1905-08-22
wIcKES DISCHARGED AS RECEIVER.
Affairs of Defunct Banking House Taken
from Him by Justice Lacombe.

Thomas P Wickes the alleged author of the
Lewis Jarvis letters. was discharged yesterday
by Judge Laoombe as receiver of the former bank
ing house OF Coffin & Stanton
The discharge Is regarded as rather unusual. mas
much as Justice Lacombe orders that the receiver
shall notify the party from whom further pay
ment is expected that the receivership Of Coffin
& Stanton is wound up. and the receivers bond
upon the payment Of the disbursements ordered
IS cancelled and the party ordered TO re-
nit whatever further may come TO the credit
OF the United States Circuit Court Of the Southern
District Of New-York'
Justice Lacombe ordered that the money in
wickes's hands. which amounted s. 5s6, should
be paid 10 the receivers counsel. Edwin S. Hatch
after the necessary fees, including the receivers
compensation, had been deducted
Mr. wickes appeared in court yesterday for the
first time since his Indictment some time ago
charge Of blackman
Mr. Wickes as counsel for Mrs Florence c Nc
Ginnis. whose husband. Daniel ]. McGinnis.
obtained interocutory decree Of divorce in May,
asked Justice Gegerich, in the Supreme Court. for
alrnony and counsel fees for Mrs McGinnis. pend
ing her appeal Mr.. Wickes asked the court TO
grant Mrs. McGinnis counsel fees of $500 and ex-
penses and alinnony the rate OF $40 week pend
ing the decision by the Appellate Division of the
Supreme Court.
Reid L. Carr. who appeared for Mr. McGinnis
opposed the motion on The ground that it made
p On er Mr. Men6s h5 r6aeh 6s bis oognse Ma had
refused TO settle out Of To substantiate his
We're written by Mrs McGinnis TO her husband
Two of these letters told Of Mrs. McGnniss need
Of the sg 70 Of p2E Mr. fees McnHs e Mr sfs ans his wife
tracted great deal OF attention at the time, as
by her FIRST husband. Harry. ". Disston. she had a
daughter, who IS the mother OF a two-year-old
ence Coggeshall. She had been married to Disston
over twenty years when he died
New-York tribune., 1905-08-22
UPTOWN REALTY MOVEMENT.
NEU OWNERS FOUND FOR MANY
EAST I2OTH-ST.
PARCELS IN
Biz Plot in East Also Changes Hamd-Operao
His 7tkaUe Holdings.

Melrose-ave, n " corner 15sth-st 24x12e Henry
Berker 10 Frederick Steeneck; mortgage. 81. 900
bth-st, n s. 162 9 II of 1st-ave 81. 6x110: Her
man II Riess and another TO Bernhard Gordon;
~-'fSNp
Sd-aye. corner e5th-st 20xlOo; Annie Beg
ley and another to Thomas F Begley; y part;
mortgage, S4S, 600 ..................... -.
Graham-st. e s. lots 100 ana iei, lnap 211 lots
ooxso: Catherine Flood Emile Sehmahl:
mortgage $500. -.
Amundson-ave, s. 175 II OF Randaii-ave. 5ox
100; Land Company c Of Edenwaid 10 Patrick
Whitock-ave. corner Tirany-st 5e7x115 4x
-xloO: Beethoven Enslander to John O'Leary;
tboeS- sAOrvpU
171st-st $50 II of ST Nicholas-ave 25x95; Daniel
Mahony 10 John Barry; mortgage, Sc, 600.
East Nanderbilt-aVe. 8, 3T5 II W Of 1s0th-st
25xl50: Louis Weinberg to James II McManus.
oakland ak Place $ 12S IT W Of Crotona-ave, ok
$50; Ihonas Morris 20 James W A Morris;
mortgage. So. 600. O........................
New-York tribune., 1905-08-22

HAIl.ROY Or 70 be useful at anything by
nice Colored boy. Is JAMES CAMP
BELL 5G0 West 126th-st
New-York tribune., 1905-08-22
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

Broome5st = Nos l49 and l51 81 6x1oo Benla-
oTtgase seq l's +I3'ltt anu -+'o'i's. 500
1eSaa 70 sh6a 5'} & &ofrsss 2SSs Iupo M 100
Phs S a1S Nsy @ a Ms 81 Keym1aq assk S Ssp 100
W5ee5 $ o, 2S 4 F OF GothsrRe,f II I & 84Xloo oo
ef s i f Ct to ASnse ANNA A. MssFsF S95lt9 a
Ptihsia aSe 10 SEA corner Arthur-aye. 255x
Wof Barand to BsTnard atys BaGsnts; oPtsass i
let.h 81 i35 I! W Of Weshington-aye. old line
1o9 Ns sl6 and irsy ms % ossge 5 + 100 1900
sssss' TO Es se2nq s2ssssf & 0Fsofs i & sn 100
IIan-lin 70 J c Lyons Btding and Operating
IOoth-st No p East 25xi06 IL Maurice Robinson
- William Newman and another; mortgage.
lcoih-si No 70 East 25xioo IL Maurice Robinson
se!a-st. 56s $ # q 7th-ave lSsxosa;
Same property: Harry L Dyer al to walter G
FTs9klin7ays e,,l Ia7s 20 T q Main-st 5oEloo
looxlOo. Frank Horizon to John Mcciure.....4.
BsTker-ave Y irregular; Thomas Birtwstle and
Tai1ey[Isy, rsrTsca ~ - can 5I 80 ga nasan
from Dodk-st Il sxi6oxi7 9xss 10: cbaqeS 55q e
Peters 10 Charles F Stone. jr and another,
/ a NJ Noses Fasnssi6 81 PIS s6
nam Morris. esl25 John @ VI R6ssa ssa qt 10 ff5a Maay
ias;hst ~, No - Eas, 25.ioo Martin < vending
900 '-...,SasS. sio 100
mole 10 Giovanni Lemmole mortgage 500 300
Z 2c-st 2. a. :. lot % map of II VIII
! lam Aeea. S5xioo; William Henderson Mary
A Murphy, mortgage, 81 500 ....-...... ....., 100
I 2d-st. 2e07 y n
! Juiius Refkn II al 10 Consolidated Beef com
pany: mortgage. S92 000.
/ WektEs Place. 22sl n T Southern Roule-
ward. 25x9i 4x30 3x75 q Henrv Won LAhe 10
Grace Rosch mortgage, So 600 ............ 100
/ l5nth-sf No 75s East. 2SElO0 Heinrich Neu-
burger Edward CoTrody mortgage. $40 800. 100
/ l22d-st. No PES Fast II ev7i-s Adele Kneeland
executrix to Henry Msrkus and wife. -. 1870
! lar. Block Marcus L Csk ana
another; mortgage, slfOCJ Omitted
New-York tribune., 1905-08-22
PETITIONS IN BANKRUPTCY.

The following petitions in bankruptcy were filed
yesterday with the clerk OF the United States Dis
tgict Court:
Gustav Miras, No. 324 Grand-st; liabilities. 1886
assets. Principal creditors: Liquid Carbon Com
pany, 36th-st. ana lst-ave $500, secured; Ei1ein
Sons. Brooklyn. s. COO secured; Max Fertig, No 327
Grano-st-. $500 The petitioner partner with
Gustav DOORS trading under the firm name of
Mres & DOORS; states that his partner Dooris re-
fuses 10 Join with him in the petition
Jake Honisperg, No l5e SufTolk-st. salesman;
liabilities. S0s4 assets. $l25 Principal creditor is
George F. Cutler No 22l Harrison-st, $Zs6.
New-York tribune., 1905-08-22
AUCTION SALES YESTERDAY.

At The Bronx Salesroom-By George W Bard: White
Plains road Bronxvood Park n 4xl01 10xS7. .3x
los s. Williamsbriage. vacant; to NJ Barber J A
Stevenson for 81, $50; Barthodi-ave n Pine
aye 5ONIoo 70 Herman Albrecht and Stevenson for
81. 40 BarthO!3i-aHe. CeGar-aVe, 105XI0O:
James De Carlo II Waring and ] A Stevenson for
81 005: Cedarave 100 n Of BarhoIdi-ave 5Oxlls;
70 Wering and Stevenson for 1880. Magenta-ave
W cor Cedar-ave l30xlO0; 70 E Ochsner H B warng
and Stevenson FOR S2510; Magenta-ave Cedar
ave 15194 5; withdrawn; Magelta-ave, n l43 fl OF
White Plains 1896. voluntary sale; westerly lot to
J 4 Stevenson for $425 balance withdrawn.
New-York tribune., 1905-08-22
MECHANICS LIENS.
Afarion-aV

Marion-ave, S. 30 # s of Is3d-st 5Ox10O: Will
lam Mckenzie agt Catherine Muholiand
owner; John Marx. Contractor. 81 POI
lleth-st. No S15 West: Koslowitzky & I,obensky
agt knepper Realty Company. owner; Isaac
Sekosky contractor. ................. 40t
same property; Samuel Stertz ........ %;
Concord-ave and 145th-st. corner. 75x10O
Andrew Gramlich agt Emma and Ralph Moss
owners and contractors ......-...-.....-... q
22d-st No As West Joseph c Corbin agt o H
Same property; John J Corbin agt o II Bell
owner; Joseph Corbin. contractor. ............ o
New-York tribune., 1905-08-22
LIS PENnENS.

3oth-st. 27se # Of 8dave IS 9xes Q; Soth-st
29T6 II Of 3d-ave IS 9x9s and 33d-st n 195
Of 1st-ave 2ox9s9 Margaret Gross agt Agnes DAILY
and others attorney 3 Loewy
36th-st. No $40 West, Lewis A Mitchell ngt George
Raymond; action declare lien; attorneys. Moss &
Fener
li7th-st. No BOA East Andrew Wilson agt Alexander
Wilson and others, partition; attorney Kropf
Water-st Nos 614 and 616, George Rosen gt Lewis
Kuewitch; action declare lien attorney. Wolbarst
42d-st, No 633 West, Charles Appleby Arthur B
Appleby; notice Of attachment attorneys, Cannon Can
New-York tribune., 1905-08-22
MANHATTAN BUILDING PLANS,

l2lst-st. n s, 125 f. e of Amsterdam-ave. two
nve story brick buildings. S7xSs.1O Pollok &
Stern, owners; John Hauser architect. -. ss4
127th-st, s 81 II of Park-ave six story build
ing, 4sN62: Isaac Nicholson. owner: Horenburger
& Straub architects. .................
135th-st, $. 2S5 fl Of 5th-ave. three six story
hathcuses and stores, 41sxs61l Abraham
Goodman. owner; Hohenburger & Straub archi-
New-York tribune., 1905-08-22
THE BRONX BUILDING PLANS

Conmonwealth-ave, s. 50 II Of Merrill-st
rear, story and attic frame kennel 20x16
and Sanford, owners; Gustav Schwsrz.
6rCnlIeCI
Brorx-ave, 5. $50 II n Of King-st two story
frame dwelling house, 20X5S, " Newman,
owner; Copeland & Dole. architects. ...-...
New-York tribune., 1905-08-22

GOVERNESS.-By French Young lady,
does not speak English: lately came from
Paris; fine educator. A J. GILBERT. TOO
East 136th-s.
New-York tribune., 1905-08-22

MASSAGE.-By young masseu- graduate;
treat ladies and gentlemen az their resi-
dences. certain result: best methods. PAUL
FAI.TiN. III West 64th-st
New-York tribune., 1905-08-22
AUCTION SALES TO-DAY.

At No Il Vesey-st-By Joseph Day: 862 to $40 Man
hattan-aye. 1l5th-s 1oOx75 sty brick store;
Berger Mig Co agt Mention Co ct al; R Keene.
atty; A Jackson, ref: amt due $s74 20.
New-York tribune., 1905-08-22

NURSE. German young man. understands
massage. day OF night. good reference.
PAUL. SMITH. 22S East e2d-st
New-York tribune., 1905-08-22
GETS TITLE TO 5TH-AvE. PARCEL.

The jeremiah c. Lyons Building and Operating
company took title yesterday to parcel 100sx75
feet AT the north of 99th-st. and 6th-ave.
from Fannie Hamlin. The approved consideration
was nominal. The property carries mortgage OF
New-York tribune., 1905-08-22

GOFERNESS- refined lady: teaches
perfect French, German. music excellent
musician): highest references many wears
experience B. IS Barker ave, Williams
New-York tribune., 1905-08-22
RESALE OF WEST SIDE PLOT.

The Portman Realty Company has resold No. llo
TO ll6 West 3Ithst, two five story aathouses. each
on plot 42x9911 feet.
New-York tribune., 1905-08-22
WORK WANTED.

COMPANION TBy yOuEs lady, Protestant.
educated IN a convent IN England As
companion or ladys maid: in New-York or
vicinity; can furnish best OF references, a
renned home desired more than salary Ad-
dress COMPANION. Box 25. Tribune Ofice
New-York tribune., 1905-08-22

VALET and BUTLER. by a swiss. take
charge Of first floor. understands cooking.
first class city references. Address BUT
LFsR, 20O East S5th-st
New-York tribune., 1905-08-22
Unf,rnished apartments to Let.

TWO connecting q room apartments ir ire ui2s--'
Il Riverside District Address r. Box 1le T-ie1ne -
New-York tribune., 1905-08-22
NAVAL STORES.

The market for spirits urpentine somewhat higher
but quiet az the advance with machine made barrels
quoted al 6Szc Rosn remained quiet but steady
unchanged Ia Nas trIn with q good movement a
3ohbinE Nay UNCHANGED prices We quote: SPIRITS
TCRPENTINE-OI and machine. hbls. S3a63izc TAR.
IS IS RCSlNi good strained IS 55aS3 CO. E
s. 209S4 25; F. s. 309S4 35. c. s. a59s4 40; H s. So
s. Is. X. s. 65GS4 10; n s. 759s4 50: N IS O5 " c.
s. s0GS5 -. aud " y. g. 70
STOCK on HAND.
.
Splt4ls tlfp-tt-he 5DI l,l12
Tar DDS l2l9
Sew-orleans. Aug 2,.-Receipts: Rosn, 20 bhls tur-
pentine 3e bbls.
savannah Aug 2i-TnT:s1tine q hrm. eo'4c. sales. 3l5
receipts. 1sS2 shipments. 3.554. Quoted: c Sc 80
D, 81 40; r s. So So IS; g 81 %; Il. 81 10. 81 IS
\. s. %: Il. - 30; y, 50 IS y 9. 81 SIS: W IS %
Charleston. Aug 2l.-Turpentine and rosin nothing
doing.
Wilmington. Aug. 2l-spirts turpentine hrm. eoc
Receipts. IS Rosin steady 50 1874 receipts III
Tar. firm, s2 bid; receipts 60 Crude turpentne 6rm
81 25 81. 81 25. receipts 235 bhls
London. Aug. 2l.-Turpentine Spirits ass Roe,n-
American strained. 9s %: Ane lbs
New-York tribune., 1905-08-22
JUDGMENTS FILED.

The hrst name is that of the debtor.
Berg lsdore-I settenheim s274 Al
6loe howard W-B Nesbtt. 1Ol I6
pany ,..-.--. 200 90
GrossP waldman- -.r.--- 1le "a
tienry George IA l. Wilson and others 3267 90
kearney, William An Saul 1873 16
Klarer Johanna Kloebein POS s6
Lateiner, Joseph w Rapp
Merritt Augustus-J " Fapp IS 81
Meyer. John F-Corporaton Liquidating Company OF
McNulty Patrick c Handy administrator. 301 81
OShaughnessy Michael Louise & Co.. 1S7 16
Place. James Mr. w CrisWel $40 "a
Romanelh John-M Rogow. .--....--..... 1s2 93
Indemnity Company. ...e.... q 90
spna.el, Paul Weissberger. 70
Stiokney Howard Hs Tnkus and others 2s2 20
New-York ...--,".... 100 90
Speirgen Morris and Israel HordesS L
Zweiben, Sano-H Wofman 141 92
New-York tribune., 1905-08-22

GARDENER German IS: married, IN
derstands greenhouses. vegetables. lawns.
fruits stock and everything belonging 70
gentleman 5 place, best references GAR
DENER. p. o Box PSI. Port Washington.
Long Island.
New-York tribune., 1905-08-22

GARDENER. BY experienced nlaH. single,
as gardener ana careJalSer Il gentle
mans place. can furnish first class refer
ences H LAMP care Mrs Seymour. 80
Washingtcn-sr.. HOboken
New-York tribune., 1905-08-22

GARDENER. American Russian. married.
honest. sober man. understands care OF
horses cows and poultry. best references
PETER FRANCESON, 129 Hope-st-.
Brooklyn.
New-York tribune., 1905-08-22

GARDENER Scotch married. no family
wants house. long experience every
branch glass etc. fine vegetable grower
best references. DANIEL at Carpenter 5
Bureau. 154 18th ave.
New-York tribune., 1905-08-22

GARDENER. ASSISTANT Young. tidy.
willing. strictly temperate, can milk.
work on lawns drives etc good helper,
excellent references JOHN. az Carpenters
Bureau. 154 Gth-ave.
New-York tribune., 1905-08-22
Visitors to the Metropolis Should
Not Miss Seeing Macy's-Ihe
Largest Retail Store Under One
Roof i'm the World.

Apart from the sightseeing interest such d
visit promises, the many great sales now III
proqress afford buying opportunities OF the neSI
Chief of these sales is the Midsummer sale OF
Furniture and Kindred Lines or homer ulliisii-
inq Goods OF Every Description
Clearance Sales of Summer GooGs IN PFactl-
callv All Departments, while based upon quantl-
ties much less important than those IN the Fur-
niture Sale, are the less important from a
naOney-saving standpoint
Particular attention is directed to the many
lines of Autumn Goods now on display. or
these the New Dress Fabrics and the advance
Autumn Models in Ready-to-Wear Apparel are
most interesting.
EXTRA TODAY-The TUESDAY Special" Groups
of Merchandise advertised in Sundays Papers
New-York tribune., 1905-08-22
DOMESTIC SITUATIONS WANTED.
AIzle

RUTLER or USEFUL MAN-By thoroughly
competent young colOred man, city or
country. highest references given n
HOWARD. 13T West 53d-st-
New-York tribune., 1905-08-22

GARDENER married. two children; age
81. full charge OF gentleman place, un-
derstands care OF cattle, greenhouse. hot
house farming. poultry. dairy. capable
handling help good experience Address
LOUIS CORWEAL, Scarborough-on-H -Hud-
son. y. Y
New-York tribune., 1905-08-22
To Let for Business Purposes.

A BARGAIN.-Fne large single store. with rooms
"a in with Improvement and hot cold water.
r-nt only SIC lsiol.s42 B'wey, sumpter-s BLiYn
New-York tribune., 1905-08-22

FARMER Foreman. small family, mas
had long experience on gentlenan's place,
eight years experience in all branches
stock crops. dairy expert with sheep; wife
fine dairyWoman board men etc Protes-
tants, refers 20 present employer, oest ref
6th-ava.
New-York tribune., 1905-08-22

GARDENER German. 81: married nc
children open for eng cement October l.
can manage gentleman estate IN al IFS
branches. including poultry. stock. horses.
first class references would board help NJ
FRESEN. 211 North Tarrytown. n. Y
New-York tribune., 1905-08-22

COUPLE E-Protestants: wife cook; man
waiter; generally useful, particularly
neUt; good references. city or country. J.
s. Mrs. Golfers 122 West 23d-st
New-York tribune., 1905-08-22

COACHMAN-F class; single. thor
Oughly experienced. care horses. car
riages harness. careful driver; city or
country. generally useful. best references
COMPETENT pa East 42d-st
New-York tribune., 1905-08-22

CARETAKERS. Sc-Competent. intelli
gent couple wish 70 engage in responsible
position: carstakers or janItOrs; best rel
erences. TAYLOR, 81 East 34th-st.
New-York tribune., 1905-08-22

FARMER Working foreman. good man
ager; married small family, experienced
datrvman strictly temperate and reliable,
four years in present place W. Carpen-
ter . Bureau 154 6th-ave-
New-York tribune., 1905-08-22
SATISFIED JUDGMENTS.

HYATT, F w Bisecker; August 90 1899 ~ sol
Ludlam. Annie ". indv and exrx-R Living
ston; June II. 1905, costs .....--.... rs
Same--H segal and others June IA 1905 costs 81
Ryan EredeFick-S H kenlpner; April IA, 1905. 66
stock Bernafd-B L Carter, August O. 1905. 112
Rudolph Jane-C Leibinger. January 8. 1905 ~ 81
New-York Central and Hudson River Railroad
Company-T Finnesan; August 5, 1905 -. g. 1el
New-York tribune., 1905-08-22

GARDENER elderly single man; care
OF garden. chickens horse; long expert
ence. energetic. temperate, wages not 50
much an object as homelike place; 50 25 a
week. Cnristian Professionals preferred
IOVEJOY. S27 West 29th-st
New-York tribune., 1905-08-22
Furnished Houses to Let-Countrv

A RTISTIC HOME. rent. furnished, from Cctol sr.
~ thoroughly equipped suburban home stable; best
ishborhOod 45 minutes from New York palm room
billiard electric light, linen, plate. rent ta5
per month OWNER. Box 20. Tribune Ofice
New-York tribune., 1905-08-22
STOCK OK HAND.
SAN FRANCISCO STOCKS.

San Francisco. Aug. H.-The Official closing quo
ations for mining stocks TODAY were as follows:
New-York tribune., 1905-08-22

GARDENER. Florist and Farmer.-Private
place: age IS speaks English and Ger
man. married: no children: good references.
wife seamstress JOHN ZILLEE. she'll
road Winfield. l. J.. y. /
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1905-05-26
many Of whom are looking out
for locations, the railroad front
should be made as beautiful as
the UP town streets.
:Minot High
School Band.

The Minof high school bard,
which has been engaged for the
Chautauqua season, was at the
Inter Scholastic field meet at
Grand Forks last Saturday.
Speaking Of them the Herald
says:
The afternoon and the several
hours preceding the meet were
enlivened by music furnished by
the Minot high school band.
under the direction Of S. Henry
Wolfe, and the University band.
The Minot band is. made up Of 18
pupils Of the high school and
Director Wolfe has ccomplished
wonders in bringing tie band up
to its present proficiency. The
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1905-05-26

Is y
Indebtedness. There is now.
also about 81, 100 of stock so that
the plant will be capitalized at
approximately $500. The
machinery cost originally So, 800.
The location Of the creamery in
this city will certainly insure
trade for the city that would 60
to other nearby towns having
such Institutions were there
none here. The farmer who
takes his milk to a creamery,
will certainly trade in that town
rather than make an extra trip
ito another. With the large
number Of stockholders among
the farmers which it has, the
Devils Lake creamery is an as
sured success.
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1905-05-26
i ] Loo'ok|ilnlg y X ii fol.
Criminal Evidence

States Attorney Wineman was
here last Friday to investigate
the truth Of the story told by the
prisoner at Saltwater, Mime
sofa. The prisoner confessed
that he was guilty of the MUIR
der of a man whose body was
said to have been found in a
sheep car at this city about two
years ago. Mr.. Wineman could
find no record Of any such body
having been found at.this place,
ani has written the railroad
company in regard to the mat
ter 1t is thought possible that
the body may have been found at
Lakota.
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1905-05-26
The C'it.y's
Unsightly Yard

The Lewis and Clark exposi-
tion will attract thousands of
people to that point this summer.
Much Of the travel will be over
the Great Northern. Many Of
these PEOPLE will be travelling
with their eyes open. Their i'm
.pressions Of the cities and towns
along the line will be made from
the car windows, however. It
is to be regretted that the city
authorities have neglected to
place that part Of this city 'front.'
ing on the railroad in a condition
that would give even a hint OF
the progre essiveness and beauty
OF the uptown streets. "A view
from the car window would show
q ramshack depot, two board
wal rossings. the poorest to be
found In the city, the rubbish Of
q burned mil, a. few rear end
hH Mingss and whatever rubbish
can not be conveniently located
elsewhere. The idea formed
from these would be that the city
was dead, suffering from finan-
clal dry rot, and about the poor
est town in the country. The
impression would be false, and q
walk Of q block from the depot
would show the: finest and most
ogressive city Of its size in The
mort with business houses
that would be. a credit to Mime.
apolis, streets that can not BIC
equaled anywhere, and bust.
ness blocks and private resi-.
dences that are the pride Of The
people of the city and the ad.
miration Of all visitors who gel
away from the depot. The
trouble is the city makes an ex
hibition Of its back yard with
the ash heap and garbage barrel
the leading features to those
who pass through the city by
rail. The brown stone front is
never seen. 1t is too late tt
remedy the evil now, but il the
city wants itself favorably con.
|sidered by those passing through
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1905-05-26
Creamery for
Devils L axe Sure

The location of a creamery at
this place has been discussed SO
much that any reference to the
scheme by the press Of the city
is considered a huge joke. But
it now seems that a creamery
for the city is a certainty at an
early date. The matter Of NOV
ing the Keith plant to this place,
has been taken up by the busi-
ness men Of the city and the
farmers throughout the terri
tory contributory to it, and
enough stock has peen subscrib-
ed to guarantee the removal:
The matter was taken up some
months ago by the Business
Mems club, and a committee Of
which Clark w. Kelley was
chairman was pointed to ses
cure stock subscriptions. The
matter drifted fOr some time,
and then Mr.. Kelley began to
push things. A canvass Of the
|city secured ST, 14O Of stock,
with conside derable subscribed iii iii
tine country ouside Of this
amount. Monday night a meet
ling Of the Business Mems club
heard the report, and arrange
lYlelts were made to procure a
| Isite and move the plant at once.
The present ockholders pro
pose to put the plant in good
working condition in this city
before the stock subscribed here
Iis payable. The company will
then be reorganized, the stock
made n-assessable, and the
creamery operated son business
principles. Mr.. Kelley was con4
| Itinued Las a committee to assist
| in securing a location. There Is
IA debt of about ST, 900 on the
plant at present, and the money
secured by the stock sold at this
time will be used to purchase a
site, move the plant and then il
there is a surplus, to reduce this
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1905-05-26
Low RATES TO MINOT.

On account Of the meeting OF
the Grand Lodge and Rebecca
Assembly, { lls z, to- be held
at Minor, N. e. 3 !, 3 jnneo 8 to S.tlie
Great Northern will sell tickets
to Minot and return at one and
one-third fares for the round
trip, on the certificate plan.
These tickets will be sold three
days previous to first day of
meeting Consult local agent for
particulars. 1918
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1905-05-26

Flower beds and lawn orna-
ments, designed from Greek and
Roman masterpieces. Devils Lake
Petrifed Brick and Stone Co. 6tf
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1905-05-26

band will compare most fayora-
bly, with any musical organiza
ton that has visited Grand
Forks in a long time, and the
boys were not sparing of their
music. 81 u 4
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1905-05-26

Sidewalk tile. Lasts forever.
Devils Lake Petri6ed Brick and
Stone company. 6tf