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CITY OF NEW YORK.
BOARD OF ESTIMATE AND AIRPORT,

BOARD OF ESTIMATE AND APPoRTIoNMENT.
Public notice is hereby given that At 9 meeting
Of the Board Of Estimate and Apportionment. held
June 80. 1905 the following petition was received;
To the Honorable he Board OF Eshmas and Appor-
ffonmenf OF The Guy of New York:
The petition OF New York City lnterborouRh
Railway Company respectfully shows:
l. Your petitioner Is q street surface railroad
corporation duly organized and existing under tile
laws OF the State OF New York. and has duly made
Law. surveys. maps and certificates O: the a.tcrN
tlons or changes OF tho route Of Its road herein
proposed
H. Your petitioner desires to obtain from The
CITY OF New York and hereby respectfully applies
for Its consent 10 grant OF the franchise or right
70 use certain streets. roads, avenues. highways.
bouleyards. bridges. public viaducts and ap-
belonging TO The City OF New York, for the con .
theIeoi OF double single track surface railroads
uncluding the necessary connections. switches
sidings. turnouts. turn tables. cross overs and
suitable stands or other structures necessary for
the accommodation and operation Of the said rail-
roads by the overhead or other system of electricity
or other motive power which NAV be lawfully used
upon the sAme,. a. alterations or changes of the
route OF Its e1islnE road and for public In the
conveyance OF persons and property for
pensAtion.
III, The following 10 . description Of the said
eefsAAA etreess, roAds. avenues. highway. bous-
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NEW YORK SUPREME COURT. COUNTY OF
NEW YORK. CORPORATION L1Qu1pATING
and MARdARET. +: BtTLER, hIs wife; anna. q
MULLEN. LEON A., LIE BEsKIND and HENIE
LIEBESKIND. his wife Defendants ACTION No q
In pursuance Of judgment OF foreclosure and
sale. duly made and entered In the above entitled
action. bearing date the 2iat day OF August. 1905
!. the und, rsiSned the Referee in said sgdgwsn,
Real Estate SaIesrcom, Nos II and 10 vesey Street
In the Borough Of Manhattan. City OF New YORK
on the ie.h day OF Septem oer: 1905. at 10 O'Clock
noon on that day, by Joseph p. Day. Auctioneer
the premises directed by said judgment 10 be sold
and therein described as follows
ALL that certain lot. piece or parcel OF land
with the buildings and improvement thereon
situate. lying and being In the Borough Of Manhat
tan city. County and State e. Es% YORK: bounHed ,n
on the northery side Of loist Street distant -four
hundred feet SIX inches westerly from the north.
westerly corner Of l6lst Street and Amsterdam
Avende. running thence northeIly parallel with
Amsterdam Avenue ninety nine feet eleven inches
20 the centre line OF the block. running thence west
erly along said centre line. eighteen feet eleven
inches. running thence southeny again parable
with Amsterdam, Avenue part OF the way through
a party wall ninety nine feet eleven inches to the
norhery side Of le1st Street; running thence cas-,
ery along the norhely side Of lelst Street eighteen
Be the said dimensions more or less.
Dated New York. August 24th, 1905
EMANUEL 8. CAIN. Referee.
Attorney for Plaintiff. iH Broadway, Borough
of Manhattan. New York City.
The following il q diagram Of the property TO be
sold the street number being sSi West iolst Street
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REREREES' SALES.

NV NEw yUsN ySSk sYshEMEa ssYosahESMRaoS SSSHT eaYSSIIT
COMPANY. Plaintiff again.! JoSHuA.T nuTLER
MuLIfN iEoS 4. LiEBESKiND and HENlE
LiEDESkISD his wife Defendants ACTION
In pursuance OF = judgment ot foreclosure .tnd M
sale. duly made and entered In the above entl!lrd
action, bearing date the 2ist day OF August itD,
the undersigned, the Referee In said JudgmeGt
named, VIII sell at PUBLIC auction a. w Mrw st, iors
10 the Borough OF Mann attain. CITY oi New York on
the 10Th day OF September 1905 al 70 o'clock noon
on that day. by Joseph p Day. AuctlonecI r ,nc
premises directed By said Judgment to be sold ana
therein described as fouows: ,, =, Ian,
with the budlngs and improyeinens thereon
situate. lying and being IN the Borough OF Man
haitian, City, County and state OF New, Iotk
bounded and described a. follows BEGiN NIN0
a.sn one III Sandrsd ns ana nne,y
eastery from the corner formed by the intersection
Of the eastery side Of the Boulevard with the NORTH
crly side OF l6lst Street and running thence north
erly and parallel with the eas,ery side OF the boule
And D Of ns SA e'ty wa
and parallel with i9lst Street. eighteen feet and and
eleven inches: thence southerly and parallel WIN
tho eastery side OF tho Boulevard and part OF the
S:y noSss Ts nag n .
and thence westerly and along tho northerly Side
Of ielst Street eighteen feet and eleven inches 70
the point or place OF beginning. BE the said -dl.
menslons more or less. -
Dated New Y0E EAa2SETht aSSHjih i!sH g. dsss. !sG Referee
'oS a.emsy e ssPSES sOl Plaintiff ,A Broadway Borough
Of Manhattan. New YORK City.
The following 10 . diagram oi the properly 70 =.
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SUPREME COURT. COUNTY OF NEW YORK.
Margaret a. Goodrdge. plaintiff. against John
and Margaret Dunn. his wife. Mary W. Slee. j.:
Noah II. Slee, Matilda Kohler. and the Bradley and
Currier Company. defendants
In pursuance OF judgment OF foreclosure and
sale, duly made and entered In the above entitled
action, and bearing date the 23rd day OF August,
1905. i. the undersigned the referee In said judg
ment named. will sell at public auction. at the
New York Real Estate Salesroom. Nos - and i8
vesey Street, In the Borough Of Manhattan, City Of
New York. on the 10th day Of September. 1905 at
auctloneer. the premises directed by said judG-
nnent to be sold. and therein described as follows
All that certain lot OF land. with the building
and Improvements thereon erected. situate In the
Borough OF Manhattan. In the City Of New York.
and bounded and described as follows'-Be.
ginning at q point on the Westerly side OF West
End Avenue. distant Mt i've feet Northerl, from
and Ninety eighth Street. and running thence
Westerly, parallel with Ninety eighth street, and
part Of the way through party wall eighty feet:
thence Northerly. parallel with West End Avenue
eighteen feet: thence fasterly again parallel with
another party wall eighty feet 70 the Iiy Westerly
along the Westerly side Of West End Avenue.
eighteen feet. to the point or place OF beginning
Dated New York. August ?6th. 1905.
PAUL L. HERMAN. Referee
WILLIAM J. GIBSON,
Attorney for Plaintiff
No. 20 Liberty ST.. N. Y. City.
The following Is q diagram Of the property to
be sold; It's street No. Is 7s5 West End Avenue:
Goth st
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Beagle Trials TO Maryland.

At meeting OF the National Beagle Club
Of America. held on Aug. 81. it was ordered
s IN November al stevenson, satimoTe County, CO nt
Maryland. C. Haley Doub OF Frederick,
Nd. has been made chairman Of the commit
to be A. j. Purington. Palmer. Mass; DIR.
Henry b. Bruins. New orleans;. Ernest Gill,
Govanstown Md; T. Dudley Riggs, Steven
Md Last fall the field trials were on the
whitney farm. at Westbury. The Maryland
country 10 wild and there are no holes for the
rabbits to hide In, so long runs and frequent
kills are eI pected at the next field trials.
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lelss st.

The approximate amount OF the lien or charge
to satisfy which the above described property Is
TO be sold. Is Three Thousand Five Hundred and
seventy and 75-lOOths (s3,s7o75, Dollars. with In
terest thereon from the sth day OF August. 1905
to Two Hundred ana lfty-hve and ei-l0Oth,
02Ss ssg Dollars. together with the expenses Of The
assessments or other liens be allowed to the pur
chaser out Of the purchase money, or paid by the
referee. Is One Hunired and seventy two and
o0-lO0ths 0l7290) Dollars and interest.
Dated New York, August cath. 1905
EMANUEL $. CAIN, Referee.
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Yachts Race for Ladies' Cup.

LONG BRANCH. y. j.. Sept io.-Four yachts
p Of the Monmouth Yacht Club sailed for the
Ladies' cup to-day. The race was over the
clubs ten mile triangular course on the South
Shrewsbury River The yachts entered were
The Luck, Arthur Byron; Pollywog, Reginald
Pelz: The Grace and Cocktail. The finish
: was so close between The Luck and the Polly
W0u III at Capt. Pez filed prot est against the
F, Judges decision which awarded the cup to
The Iuck
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l6lst St.

l6lSt 81.
The approximate amount Of the lien or charge,
10 satisfy which the above described property Is 70
be sold, Is Three Thousand Five Hundred and
seventy and 76lO0ths 03S7o70 Dollars. with inter.
est thereon from the sth day OF August. 1908 TO-.
pether with costs and allowance amounting 10
Two Hundred and nifty y.nve and 8l-100ths ls2s5 9p
Dollars. together with the expenses OF the sale
or other liens TO be allowed to the purchaser out
Of the purchase money. or paid BY the refe!ee
Ia Ono Hundred and sevcnty-twO and 90 -lOOths
(Sl72.sO) Dollars and interest.
Dated New York, August oath. 1905.
EMANUEL s. CAHN. Reforee.
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esth St.
The Approximate amount OF the lien or charge.
10 satisfy which the above described property
Is TO be sold. Is 9.927S9 with interest thereon
from the 9Th day OF August. 1905, together With
costs and allowance amounting TO t39&.05 together
with the expenses OF the sale.
Dated New York. 25th day OF August. 1905.
PAUL l.. KlERNAN, Referee
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WANTED FOR L. $, ARMY hb. hvdl.. 90, o.
married men between 0ges nf q aud 10 e,.teIs
OF United States. OF good character and lan 90
habits who can speax read aud write 70 -
For Information apply 10 RECRttitNH xI,,
FlCER. 2s Third Ave. 2seJ Third Avs "%@ % O.
Ave. 2soo Lightl Ave ~ Y" or ss9 4'''' 80
brooklyn
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ENGLISH university man. cHperienced In re.
constructing and editing MSS. and In reading
proof desires position In book publishers once
MATk1N. 1873 East 9th AZ.
FORMER MASTER-ATARM Uncle Sanis ser
vice wishes position private ofcer, watchmAn,
caretaker any position OF trust. T.. loss Dean st..
Brooklyn.
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CLOTHING:

W13YXT ns PAY Us sio,"nS :, .r.S %sa. % S,ag, ,G',
EXCHANGE CLOTHING co, 2T' lFNlS. io''" "
Out OF town mail orders address room j.
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BREWERY PRoPoSITIoN-s2sooo will secure
controlling interest In large bottle beer brewery,
situated within two hours Of New York city, In
brick building equipped with all the most modern
facilities for tho business: up 10 date stock house.
boiler house, 6c this Is an exceptionally good op !.
portunity for the right party to secure controlling
Interest OF an old eeablished good paying business
on application to
GcDoNALD-wIGGlNs CO., 2S7 Broadway.
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MEDICAL.

QUICKEST PERMANENT CURES IN disease
Of men; dangerous caScs solicited, trltl q, ,nt nnst
those desiring only frs, class scltnNnr f,"YifR
should call. The leading spec Cialst, Dr. 80 ~ il
No. lAl West 2lt st, Hours e3.79 y SuhaaNN w.
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CAN SELL YOUR PArENT-Bookle, mailed
free: fifteen years experience: patent sales e1
clusively. Call. write or telephone WILLIAM u.
HOYT, patent sales specialist. 200 broadway, n. V
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ESTABLISHED manufacturing concern, capital
S2000OO0, making standard line OF goods. is plac-
inE on the @ market patented hardwars specially
than can be made with present facilities; market
unlimited: can use s25 900 90 additional capital.
making proposition TO right parties with or With
out services d. BROS CO., p. o. box 1872. Utica.
MY.
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PAWNBROkERS' SALES.
Fifth Avenue Auction Rooms,
23s FIFTH AVENUE wM. q. NORMAN, Auotioneer.
Consolidated Sale No. Q by Auction Of
The PrOvident Loan Society
OF NEW YORK.
Embracing dates OF May list, 1904 10 May Slst 1904
both Inclusive.
FOURTH AVENUE OFFICE.
279 Fourth Avenue
Unredee emcd pledges running from No. 31lo2 20
No $3.50, both inclusive, and all pledges left
over from former sales.
ELDRIDGE STREET OFFICE.
ls8 Eldrldge Street.
From No. 24s52 to No 35434, both INCLUSIVE and
all pledges left over from former sales.
WEST 42D STREET OFFICE,
ll9 West 42d Street.
From No. 423S3 TO No. ++225, both Inclusive, and
all pledges left over from former SALES,
EAST l25rH STREET OFFICE
los East l25th Street.
From No. 1850 TO No. lG53H both Inclusive and
ali pledges left over from former sales.
TO BE SOLD
WEDNESDAY, THURSDAY AND FRIDAY
SEPT. 18Th. i4TH AND 18TH
at 10 O'Clock each day.
Exhibition Mon. and Tues, Sept. lith 18th. 1905.
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BOARDERs WANTED.

East Side.
i-s EAST AsD ST.-LArge handsome suite Of
ooms door: cxesienS tahls attandAA0o: rofo900ao
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SITUATIONS wANTED-MALE.

ACcoUNTANT-Pubic consulting expert: g
anywhere auditing, systematizing. perfect system
introduced. PROFESSIONAL. Post Once box 500
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l. L. FlRusKl. Auct,. 70 Bowery, sells 10 4. NJ;
For pawuuruheIs oi dates a. below. all un
redeemed watches. diamonds. jewelry Of every
kind silyerwars hrearms rs 81 ana pedEe
under ticket numbers specified. both Inclusive:
also all older ones reserved from previous sales.
Sept ii-order b. Dreyer; II. celler q Son;
jewelry
prior Sept q 1904.
Sept. i2-order II. Manning 4 Sons. 5s4 sth av..
1870 Sd av.; clothing DC. pledged prior Sept 1904
Sept l3-Order ". Simpson q Co.. ISL formerly
lsp Bowery: all pledges prior Juno is. 1904. TO
No. 2l345.
all pledges prior Sept. /, 1904. to No. 3l9i3.
Sept. n-order p. Kalmus & Son, sse Canal ST.;
Sept. i5-Order o. Mayer q Co. SO Sd av.: all
pledges prior Sept. 1. 1904. to No. 23S24
Sept. l5-Order !. Harlem. COS sth av.: clothing,
&C.. pledged prior Sept. 8. 1904:
Sept. is-Order ID. Fry 276 Bowery: all pledges
prior Sept. 10, 1904. to No. 257J0.
Sept. ls-Order J. Blau. 40 9Th av.: all pledges
prior Sept. 10. 1904, to No. 1880.
Sept. is-Order G. Weaver. 400 9th sv.: clothing,
&c.. pledged prior Sept 8. 1904
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CENTRAL AUCTION CO., n. Sheehan, Auo.
toneer. 1852 and 1854 Canal St. will sell at 1880 A.
Sept: il-By John Simpson. lei BoweIy gormerly
1857: diamonds jewelry, &c, pledged to No. 2il0l
July 1. 1904, and all goods held over.
Sept. ll-By Chas. Weaver. 72S 10th av.; clothing
pledged to Sept. I. 1904.
Sept. l2-By II. Simpson d Co... 1876 Bowery:
diamonds. jewelry. &c. pledged to No. i2oo. July
1, 1904. and all goods held over.
Sept. l2-By N. Hackett: clothing.
Sept is-By $. Ielchtentritt, oS7 I'd av.; clothing
pledged to Sept. 6, 1904.
Sept. l4-By i. Berger. 400 West 42d st. and 4oo
9th av.: clothing TO Sept, s. 1904.
Sept. ls-By H. McAlecnan, 1880 broadway:
diamonds. watches. 5ewelry. &c. Nos: ! to 2SS0o:
to July Is. 1904. Inclusive. and all old dates held
Sept ls--By H. Freel. 20 New Chambers ST.: cloth.
ing TO Sept. 10, 1904.
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JULIUS SHONGOOD. Auctioneer. by Joseph
Shongood's Sons. Auctrs.. o. BOwcry.
Sept. ll-Jcwelry. .Magen Bros. 45o Grand g.
Sept l2-Clothng. &c. pledged TO Sept. I. 1904.
Nos $4,000 TO ts7ss; H. S. Isaacs. 2436 sth av.
Sept. i2-Jewelry. watches, dlamonds dec:.
pledged to June So 1904. Nos. f467 to 1884. II.
Sinons & Son, @ Hester st.
Sept. I-Jewelry, watches. diamonds pledged
10 Sept. o. 1904. L. C. Neuberger, 7s4 Sth av.
Sept l3-Clothins. &C., pledged to Sept. 9. 1904.
!. Harris. 5l3 9th av.: j. Blumenhal $50 Hudson st.
Sept l4--Overcoats. clothing. DC: Harris Co.,
COS Sd av,; L. Fisher 4 Son. Brookyn.
Sept, ~, l5.,ciothng ., &e. up 20 Sept. :; 1904 l. A.
Sept. l5-Jewelry. cutlery. &C., up TO No. $1,000.
a. Selingcr. es4 I'd av.: Marks Loan once. POST
Sd av.
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HELP WANTED-MALE.
PLUMBING SCHOOLS.
Men and boys wanted TO learn plumbing trade
complete course two months. graduates admitted
70 Union and Master pium6ers ASSOCIATION.
York. Cincinnati and 81. Louis, Day and night
class For FREQ catalogue address $50 10th av.
New York
CYLINDER FEEDERS WANTED. JERSEY
CITY PRINTING CO.. 6s York ST.. blocks from
Cortlandt st. ferry.
NUMBERER WANTED: frst class: steady work
good pay. WOOD q SALTER. es John st.
The Red Cloud chief., 1905-03-10

checks.or "cbips' which form so large
a part of the currency In circnla i'm
in this part of the world. Tie trading
stamp or premium cou, ON has long
been a thorn in the side Of the bn.i.
ness men. and it is to be hoped the
bi ! will pass both houses
The trading check is even = wor
nuisance than the premium stamp
One dislikes YER much TO refuse tC
accept these checks in payment or
small purchases, yet farmers and
Others who have produce to sell ar
compelled to take them and get rid Of
them as best they may When the
checks OF one firm go into the till OF
another firm which does not issue
checks they invariably represent -
large percentage of loss to the firm
taking them. They are not good at
the banks, Wholesale houses will not
accept them in payment for goods
insurance companies do not want
them: neither will the tax gathers ac-
cept them, and. as for paying rent with
them, not one landl rd i'm u hundred
will take anything but the cold cash
These checks are a so "A stimulant to
the gambling instinct, as "A very large
per cen of them are issued as Winnings
on slot machine gambling Men will
drop nickel after nickel into the slot
machines in the hope of cheating
the wheel, yet somehow the wheels
seem never to go broke, and the habit
ual slot machine player IS generally
far behind the game. When n does
happen to make a big winning he is
loaded up with checks, which he al.
most invariably blows" in an eXtravG-
CANT manner in order to be rid of them.
We hope to live to see the time When
both premium stamps and "chips'
will he placed under the ban of the
United States government.
The Red Cloud chief., 1905-03-10
PREMIUM STAMPS AND "CHIpS."

Wednesday morning the Nebraska
House recommended for passage house
roll No. l56, a bill which is inten led to
do away wife the giving Of premium
stamps with purchases of merchan
disc. In order to accomplish this it is
provided that the cash value of the
stamps shall be printed on their face,
that they be made redeemable in cash
or trade and that no special time for
their expiration may be fixed by tn
issuing firm,
This is a step in the right dire ton
and the bill should become a law.
Perhaps by the time the next session
rolls around some means may be de
vised of doing away with the trade
The Red Cloud chief., 1905-03-10
THE SUNDAY SCHOOL.
LESSON xl, FIRST QUARTER, INTER
NATIONAL SERIES, MARCH II.
3ext Of tbs Lesson. John viii, 31-4O.
Memory Verses, 81. 32-GOlden Text,
John VIII. 34-COmmcntnry Prepnr-
ed by Rev. ID. NJ. Stearns.

copyright, 1905. by American Press Association
What II searching and helpful word is
this with which our lesson opcns: III
ye continue in My word, then are We
My disciples indeed!' The previous
verse said that many believed on
Him. but only such as continue to be.
lieve are believers indeed. In ii, %;
Nv, 30, II; vii, 81. we read that many
believed, but in vi. GG, we also read
that many Of His disciples went back
ond walked no more with Him. 1t
might be said Of them, ''rhey ven out
from us, but they We're not of us, for
II they had been of us they would have
continued with us, but they went out
that they might DE made manifest that
they were not all of u.s. Il John ii, l9).
Faith and patience, patient continu.
ance, are the characteristics Of II true
believer. 1t Is on the same principle
as faith without works Is dead" Not
every one that saith, but he that dOeth"
GAS. II, 20; Matt. vii, 21).
We must remember that before God
neither works nor patience nor continu-
ance IN necessary to salvation. God
reads the heart, and wherever He sees
the honest acceptance of Jesus Christ
and His finished work He sees n whe
Is truly saved and IN whom lie will
The Red Cloud chief., 1905-03-10

Every Republican voter in the city
should attend the wa q primaries
Monday night and help select dele
gates tn tn city convention which
meet on Tuesday. Important matters
will come before the council this sum
mer. and none but good, strong bust
ness men should be on the city coun.
Gil
The Red Cloud chief., 1905-03-10
GO SLOW.

II would be we | for the city council
to take plenty of time for considera-
ton before either granting an electric
light franchise to "a private corpora
ton or establishing a lighting plant to
be owned by the people.
There is no question but hat the
city Is badly i'm need of an electric
lighting and power plant, though opin-
ion seems to be pretty evenly divided
AS TO which plan would be best under
present conditions.
The CHEF is in favor of municipal
ownership of all public utilities, for it
stands to reason that if IA private cor
poration or an individual can construct
and maintain these enterprises at a
profit, the municipal government can
furnish the same or better service at a
lower rate and have something left to
put into a sinking fund to pay for the
plant.
At present the financial condition of
the city is in such shape that it would
hardly be possible to go the expense of
putting in a lighting and power plant
II is claimed by many advocates of
the city ownership plan that it would
require but a comparatively small en-
penditure to equip the water works
plant with engines, boilers and dyna-
mos of sufficient capacity TO furnish
all the power necessary, and il this can
be demonstrated to be "a fact it would
be absurd to entertain the idea of
granting a franchise to a private cor
poration or individual
While we favor municipal ownership
where possible, if the city council can
not see its way clearly to the estab-
lishment of "a lighting plant of its own
mt some time in the near future, we
would favor the granting of "a fran
chise to II private concern under such
restrictions AS would give the city
street lights free of charge and guar.
antee to the patrons of the plant a
good service at reasonable rates
1t is o the custom all over the
country to demand compensation fol
franchises granted to street RAILWAYS
lighting plants and other utilities OF
like nature, and where these privi
leges are granted without compensa
ton it is very plain evidence of graf
and bribery.
Red Cloud certainly needs a light
ing plant of some description, and tn,
sooner it is establi he'd the better i
will be for the interests of the city
But there are many things to be con
sidered before plans are finally decid
cd upon
The columns of The CHIEF are opel
to all who have plans or ideas TO which
they wish to give publicity, We invit
you to give your opinion in the matte
and we believe the taxpayers and othe
citizens will appreciate more enlight
eminent on the subject.
The Red Cloud chief., 1905-03-10

G. nm ssioner Garfield of the depart
plain to he seen. has neither the ahili-
ty nor horse sense possessed by his
father, the ate President James \
Garfield.
The Red Cloud chief., 1905-03-10

II yon fail to attend the primaries
Monday night, dom kick about the
nominations made at the city conven-
ton on tuesday
The Red Cloud chief., 1905-03-10
MRS. CHADWICK SCORES POINT

Cleveland, March SHINE wit
nesses were examined in the Chad.
wick trial and the defense established
that the claim OF the government that
Mrs. Chadwick had no money in the
Oberlin bank at the time of drawing
he checks that were certified by
Spear and Bcckwith was incorrect in
two instances at least. 1t was shown
by the general journal of the bank
that on Nov. 3, 1908, when Mrs. Chad
wick received a certified check for
$4,000, an entry crediting her with
that amount was made on the journal
OF the bank and a deposit slip for
$4,000 was made out in her name.
The entry and the slip We're in the
handwriting of Cashier Spear. Anoth.
er entry of similar nature, amounting
to $4,000, was also found. These
facts were brought out on cross.exam-
ination by Judge Wing, counsel for
Mrs. Chadwick, after long and tedious
questioning Of Fl. II. Avery, assistant
cashier of the Oberlin bank. Avery
at first testified that Mrs. Chadwick
at no time had either money in or
credit at the bank. II is doubtful IL
Andrew Carnegie will take the stand.
The Red Cloud chief., 1905-03-10
Republican primaries Monday hight

The Japs have at last driven the
Russians from Mukden, and now have
them on the run toward Hardin, in
Siberia