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CanÌƒon City record. [volume] (CanÌƒon City, Colo.) 1883-192?, 1905-02-23
Much Talk About :
Canon City PolZ ics
Effort Being Made to Get up Good City TicA-..-
Candidates Wanted For Alderman.

Little has been done during the week
In city politics. Several caucuses have
bsen held and committees have been
out lining up possible candidates.
There are three distinct influences
At work in city Affairs just now.
One is the liberal element Of the
license party. These people want a
''liberal" ticket. They will hear to no
compromise and insist on men who
will not be too great sticklers for the
enforcement Of law.
Some Of the extreme Of this element
insist that the saloons are not now
given fair chance to live and II greater
restrictions are going to be put upon
them they had Just A. we'll quit paying
the present license and 60 out OF busi-
ness, which of course they will not do.
On the Reform side there IL an ele-
nent that wants . straight dry plat
form and ticket. They look at 1t from
principle and believe in voting their
convictions whenever occasion permits.
They do not like the ides Of granting
any terms 70 the opposition and believe
that fight even without success is the
bsst for the cause.
Then there Is quite bunch Of people.
some who have always voted the Re
form ticket. and some who have bsen
Taxpavers. who believe that eonsoli-
dated ticket would be best for the
tewn.
They argue that when this whisksy
fight IL on IL is very dificult to get the
best men of the town 70 stand for
aldermen on either side, That II an
arrangement could be made 10 put up
CanÌƒon City record. [volume] (CanÌƒon City, Colo.) 1883-192?, 1905-02-23
Moth FeuitmGfe.

The Atlas Oil Company encountered
q strong how Of gas in its we'll near the
head Of Dozier avenue last Thursday
afternoon at depth OF about LOO
feet, and, this, with other favorable
indications, lead its promoters to be-
lieve that they will find oil as soon as
they penetrate the limestone stratum
upon which they have Just entered in
fact, small quantity of oil WAS taken
from the well yesterday.
II will be recalled by those who have
kept tab upon the boring operations of
tie Atlas Company in ITS present well
that a small pocket of gas was pene-
trated at something like 500 feet from
the surface, but its volume was insig
nificant compared with that struck last
week.
1t is an axiom among oil men that
where gas is found in the petroleum
fields Of Colorado there is also oil, and
the impression that the Atlas Company
is on the verge of success has grown to
be a conviction among many people
during the last few days.
The geological formation through
CanÌƒon City record. [volume] (CanÌƒon City, Colo.) 1883-192?, 1905-02-23

but one ticket the best business men
in town could be persuaded to take
places in the council.
The plan would be to mutually agree
upon a mayor. For the Reform people
to name four aldermen and the Tax
payers four aldermen. all to be of such
high standing that they would be ac-
ceptable to the other party. The mar
shal would be conceded TO the Reform
side and the other offices divided in
the best possible manner for the city's
good.
Advocates of this proposition contend
that it would give the city better
business administration than it has
ever had, that 1t would give better en-
forcement OF the Law for the Reform
party than il = fight was forced and
Lost. that II would keep the city control
out Of the hands Of the radical saloon
party.
However, neither side has agreed to
this proposition and two tickets are
bsing worked on.
It 10 exceedingly hard to get mon of
business standing to take places in the
council. Il is . thankless job. and
when you add to that the unpleasant
fight Of an election few men care for
the honor.
Three men are being discussed for
mayor-T. b. Coulter. A. II. Davis and
@. ?. Pressey.
A hundred men have been mentioned
for aldermen, but all decline with
thanks. None of the present board
will accept reelection. They say they
know when they have had enough.
CanÌƒon City record. [volume] (CanÌƒon City, Colo.) 1883-192?, 1905-02-23
Want to Form
Another Town
Residents of Fruitmere Propose Incorporate Under
Name Of East Canon CITY.

For several months the residents OF
Fruitmere have been discussing the ad-
vantages arising from municipal or
ganization of some character and steps
have been taken to bring about that
end by the circulation of a petition
among those concerned to be presented
to the county court asking that the ter
ritory from the eastern limits Of Can
on City to Reynolds avenue and from
Fowler street on the south to Elizabeth
street on the north be set aside as an
independent village and that its citi-
zens be empowered to govern them
selves 80 far ~ their internal affairs are
concerned.
There are various reasons for the
proposed incorporation, among them
being the protection that it would
afford its citizens against annexation
10 Canon city without giving them =
vote in the matter. Under the present
condition Of ahairs the people Of Fruit
mere would have no vote if the ques-
tion Of their absorption by Canon City
came up for discrimination, whereas il
they were incorporated As a village
theyl could not be taken in without
CanÌƒon City record. [volume] (CanÌƒon City, Colo.) 1883-192?, 1905-02-23
Why The Record Is Popular

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CanÌƒon City record. [volume] (CanÌƒon City, Colo.) 1883-192?, 1905-02-23
Struck Big Flow
of Natural Gas
The Atlas on Company Sanguane Of Finding on IN Its
Wen IN Moth Feuitmere.

which the drill is now passing is hard
limestone stratum, similar in all essen
tial respects to the Trenton rock, under
which oil is found in the Pennsylvania.
Ohio and Indiana fields In consequences
Of the very exceptional outlook for
making good" large amount of stock
in the Atlas Company has been sold
within the last few days. much of it
having been purchased by ranchers re-
siding in the vicinity of the we'll.
Options have been obtained on a
large amount of property in the neigh
borhood, and if the Atlas Company
succeeds in finding oil other wells will
be contracted for at once A small
quantity of oil was taken out of the
Atlas well yesterday afternoon, and no
doubt exists in the opinion of Mr..
Blsney that it will be found in abund-
ance in the course of a few days.
The RECORD hopes in its next issue
to be able to state that the Atlas we'll
is successful proposition, and that a
new petroleum field has been opened
up as a result of the discovery of oil in
North Fruitmere.
Boring operations were suspended
several days ago owing to the difficulty
of procuring the necessary supply Of
water at that time for the boilers. but
this has been overcome and work will
be resumed at once
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their consent, in fact, two-thirds of its
citizens would have to favor the propo-
sition before they could be annexed.
Another advantage of village gov
ernment as the people of Fruitmere
view it is the opportunity it would give
them for keeping the streets clean of
weeds and of adopting an ordinance
against stock running at large. As it
is now they have no adequate protec-
tion against misdemeanors of this
kind, except that afforded them by the
statutes of the state, which cannot be
invoked without considerable trouble
and expense.
Frank Bachelor, who has charge Of
of the petition, informed THE RscoD
q few days ago that every property
owner in the prescribed territory was
in favor Of the proposition and that all
but two or three had signed the
petition.5The county court will sp-
point commissioners to investigate the
demands Of the people of the district
for . village government, and if they
report favorably they will be allowed
to proceed with the incorporation in
compliance with the law.
CanÌƒon City record. [volume] (CanÌƒon City, Colo.) 1883-192?, 1905-02-23
SOME VERY GOOD
ALDERMAN TIMBER

Here are some men besides those now
in office, who would make good alder
men and they are men who ought to
take the places for the good of the
town:
First Ward.
All. Mitchell.
Geo. 7. Wood.
Second Ward.
I. NJ. Harding.
C. A. Biggs.
F. A. Reynolds
X. S. Lewis.
Geo. W. Bethel.
Third Ward.
+. p. Smith.
DIR. F. n. Carrier.
L. II. Bancroft.
Hunter Palmer.
d. E. Gibson.
A. L. Taylor.
Eesrth wsrs.
A. e. Wilson.
DR.. Lamb.
J. ". Emmsrsoa.
4. H. wAits.
OAas. Tanner.
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IMMENSE ORE BODIES

deep
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keto
believed
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with
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THE MINE OF HIS LIEE

the
Mr.
Is Gdfed 1t
Of seventh imining ainso or acre
Loaf, ira Leopard
Colorado which he pr9fed to the extent on mining claims be had
tRn
dp
possessed by the iearstJa
Here s
oil
Of tfronthe
oue feet extracted from this show values high
ten fee he ore from a
face They wen 'front.' o
On
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MANAGER TIERNEY HEARD FROM.
western Union Cable OmCial n Victim OF
Nervous Collapse. .... ,.

Nervous COhapse. .-
P. J. Tierney, manager Of the central
cable Office Of the Western Union Tele-
graph Company, in Broad street, who
had been missing since Wednesday, was
heard from yesterday. Assistant General
Manager John c, Barclay, who was much
exercised over Tierney's disappearance
learned that he is in NewD rgh at the
home Of his brother. He il IN a state Of
nervous collapse and is in the care Of a
physician.
Tierney is one Of the most trusted Of the
Western Union employees. He has been
in the cable branch Of the service for twenty
five years and his position as manager was
an important one. About a year ago he
was stricken with nervous prostration,
brought on by overwork and worry over
the loss Of his wife
Last Saturday Tierney went TO Roslyn,
where he lived with his three children
He left there early on Monday morning
and came to work. He didn't show up at
the Office on Wednesday and nothing was
heard Of him by the telegraph company
until late yesterday. In the meantime
Il was necessary TO force open the safe
in his office. An examination Of his books
showed that nothing was wrong with
them.
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~. 10 u. stOeEnolder.e q ne

NOTICE is hereby givcn that special Meeting
Of the Stockholders OF the North American Trdtt
Company will be held at the o nee OF the COMPANY.
No. lS5 Broadway, Borough OF Manhattan, New
York, n. Y, on Wednesday, May Srd. 1905, a. three
Agree ment for the merger OF the Trust Company
Of America and the City Trust Company Of New
entered into ana made BY the respective Boards Of
Directors Of The said Companies under theiT Is-
and upon any other matter or thing oonoeTning
said Agreement OF the mode OF carrying TIE SANE
into eject The transfer books win close AZ u
O'Clock. noon, April z2nd ts0S and reopen 10 A. NJ
May 4th. 1905. $3.50. ... a#.
NORTH AMERICAN Trust COMPANY ~
GA ALElGd rH0RNE, PTeslionI
FRANK L. HILTON, Secretary. '
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ROISSEXAIN a M


No. 20 Broad Street New York city.
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that Tho general
partnership heretofore, Hubtstng bgtwren the
unde gned, under the 1rm name OF Keen q Ward.
IL this day dissoyed ~ mutual consent. either
partner will slgn N liquidation.
The undeulgned as general psTtnet, with Mr..
John SmiiherE, late Of hessrs. Smithcns a Relmcf.
a. special partner viii form a Limited PAunershlD
as Of May ist, 1905, 70 'caTTy on general stock
brokerage business under the above I'm name OF
Keen ward and al the same address.
Dated New York, April 2oth, 1905.
FRANK r.. KEEN,
81 DkRY r. WARD,
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bNoth h'fulluldNtA lUltl W.
The more conservative bidding last week
for q new issue Of New York city stock recalled
20 mind the fact that the ready sale at higher
prices Of the previous issue year ago
marked the beginning Of that investment
movement which was so prominent a feature
OF the financial markets in the year 1904.
This investment demand has. fallen on very
materially since January Of this year. I
should say observed a bond dealer last
week, that the lower prices obtained by the
city this year for its bonds reflects rather
a disposition on the part OF investors TO put
their money in things yielding a greater
return than any serious iattening out OF the
bond market. although. Of course, the invest
ment demand is not nearly as good az IL was.
You must remember that a mountain OF bonds
has been sold from Wall street in the last
year and the deferred Investment demand
has been pretty well satisfied, When the
1904 issue Of New York cty bonds was brought
out, investors were yet distrustful OF the
general situation. Money for Investment had
been acoumulating. but investors Swapted
10 put II into the highest class securities.
The city bonds filed that want. Since then
people have seen return Of prosperity.
They have seen Steel preferred. for example,
advance from around 90 TO above par. Their
confidence in industrial and railroad bonds
Of the second class has been restored. Now
the investor says that while OF course the
New York city bond Is an absolutely safe
investment. IL Yields less than a great many
other bonds that are safe enough, and he will
therefore, put his money into things on which
the return is greater d.. .-
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HorficE Il hereby fiyta 'thai 5 Speciii HsSttAE
Of toe stoekholdsrss ~ The .THlsi PomPehy q
No Its Bf0AdvAF. BbrodCh Of 'HahhAuoh;A NV
York y. Y, on Wednesday, Aiay ,. 1905, AZ so clock
ment for the mergeg OF Thehi'rusi Company 81
America AND TAe- CITY, Trust COMPANY Of, NeE
entered intV and made by, toe res peutiRe 0oarea
Of dlrcctOrs OF the said cQppaqles- updeI ths4
and upon any matter or thing cob5erli1G. IN
same or ihe MODE Of carrying ihe same mt. eject
THE TRUST COMPANY OF AMERICA. 81,
WILLIAM r. LEUPP, PTesidept
RAYMOND J. CHATRY, SecretNry- 81 Q
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UNION PACIFIC RAILROAD co,
Executive Omces.
100 Broadway, New YORK. Aprl 1905
To the Stockholders Of
UNION PACIFIC RAILROAD co.

OF the SloOOooOOO First Lien Convertible Bonds
originally issued By your % m pany 154255.0OO have
been converted up 70 date into common stotk, and
converted before May, 1908 Fixed charges have
thereby been greatly diminished and the equity be-
anS p sSeS crsa &
market value Of the preferred stock Is and for some
months has been about par. This situation en-
tive policy which requires that corporation wnen
ever possible should finance az least part OF It's
connection with the acquisition Of stocks OF other
companies through the issue Of stock rather than
through the creation Of rNed interest bearing OBJ
vlous and WIN enure 70 the benefit OF The holders
alton OF additional bonded Indebtedness ranking
and carving h1ed Oh srges ahead OF the stock may
be avoided ana the credit aud position Of the Com
pany further advanced. Your company. moreover
Of a more liberal attitude toward the distribution
Of It's surplus income.
As the common share capital has been and vii
be further added 70 by the conversion Of the con
vertlbe bon1s your Directors are OF the opinion
that the common stock should not in the near fu-
ture be still further increased they do, however
pare AZ this time 20 hBahee coming requirements
through issue Of preferred stock, az par when
practicable, 10 an extent TeestablshinG the for
merry existing proportion between the common and
preferred stock.
Your Directors. therefore recommend the creA-
ton OF an additional Issue OF preferred stock, equal
In every respect 10 the preferred stock 81 present
outstanding. and 70 that end have called special
meeting Of the stockholders TO convene a. the once
day Of May, 1905, Tor tne purpose Of authoriEing
an increase OF The preferred capital stock BY the
amount OF NOO.OO0OO0. and its issuance from time
TO time, as needed. thus making the authorized
capital stock OF the company tS9o,lI6IO0 consist
inc Of 600 OF preferred stock and iise
By order OF the Board OF Directors.
Il. III. HARTMAN,
President.
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NlRE HELRT@ QE REAT.MLNERlL Bin

claims located onion f hills The altitude atth'
PtoPey border
-, > -, 4,
hands
City, % ssS S S s u ds5 nay @
ghtb foInd
hI9E l9 dollar wSfh than did nr
of draya tons -
shinSaOeO OOOW worth
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Has Her Marriage 20 a GentIeman's Gen.
tleman Annuiled.

Hazel NJ. Chalmers has had her marriage
to Edwin T, Chalmers annullei by Supreme
Court Justice Mccall on the ground OF mis-
representation. Ac ording 20 her story,
Chalmers introduced himself TO her as the
son Of a very wealthy man, living At the
Holland House, and the possessor'o Of 81, 400
600 in bis own right. He turned out TO be
a valet who-tad stolen the jewelry he had
given her, He IL in the Elmira Reform
atoTy,
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1 NETWORK OF MINES

properties
IN compn itself hal a OF work
Of
blocked
OF
ID before has been Organized take
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the Board of Directors for providing
funds operations and facilitating the development of the property
Subscriptions Gold
will be issued the
withdraw this time In ovesubption stock will
In the in
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s. Ia Touraine. from HAvre for New York.
IS Finland from Antwerp for New York
- NtwNork, from southampton for New York.
s. ROtte rdam, from Rotterdam for New York.
S. Mime apolls, from London for New York.
s. In briA, from Liverpool for New YORK.
- Grossef KiTfueTst, from bTc men for New York
y Armenia, from Hamburg for New York.
s. lAa bra. from NAples TOT New YORK.
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Buy :
American Nickel.

There are only three great nickel oom-
panies In the whole world.
Societe Nickel selling around rs francs.
International Nickel selling around 500 90.
American Nickel selling around 500 a
share on the y. Y. Curb market.
Buy and hold American Nickel stock for
dividends and a great rise. II viii eel |
higher than the foreign stocks.
FRANK POTION, sTocErRoPKER
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ARTHUR TERRY. SesTetsfy. ''' 20 %


40 tne StOckhoderB % the = = -
CITY TRUST COHPASY OF NEW E0RKl
Notice Is hereby given that special meeting OF
the stockhoders OF the City Trust Company OF
New York, will be held at the once Of tie pompany,
No. 80 Wall Street Borough OF Manhattan, New
York, n. y, on Wednesday, May ) 1905, az S;ib
O'Clock p. NJ, for the purpose OF reducing the eAp-
tai stock OF the City Trust Company OF New YORK
from One Million Dollar. consisting OF Ten Ihou-
sand shares Of the par value OF One Hundred Dol
lars each, N Five Hundred thousand Dollars, 70
consist OF Five thousand shares of the par value
OF One Hundred Dollars each, and that TIE whole
amount Of such reduction remain In the corpora
ton a. surplus. s.r.
Dated New York. April Is. 1905.
CITY TRUST COMPANY or NEW YORK.
.--- JAS ROSS CURRAN, Pfesidenh
ARTHUR TERRY, Secretary.
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ArrIved-sA1pa9AI. Aphl aa

- Arived-sATUEoAT. April ~
81 Ia Lorraine, Hdvrc, April p.
SIS CampaniA, Live rpOol, April a.
s. Liz mia. Genoa April y.
SIS Equita, Genoa. April O.
IS Coulsdon, Hamburg, April 4.
s. Bermudlan, Re rtuudA. April ~,
s. ESprrenza, Vera CTyz, April 20.
s. Niagara. Man kanilo April n.
Sc lrlSbfook, CardeHaS. Aprt 10.
s. duncan. Baltimore, April n.
s. ~ Monte New OTls ans. April ~.
SIS ComAnchc, Jacksonville. April 70.
s. city Of Columbus, savannah, April "a
ship County OF kinrOss Calais. March g.
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UNION PACIFIC RAILROAD co.
Special Meeting Of stOckholdsrL
TO THE STOCKHOLDERS

OF the
UNION PACIFIC RAILROAD COMPANY:
Notice Is hereby given that special meeting OF
the stockholders OF Onion Pacinc Railroad Company
will be held At the once Of the Company a. Salt
Lake City, 10 the State OF Utah, on the 5th day
OF May 1905, at ~ o'clock Noon for the purpose OF
considering and acting upon proposed amendment
OF the Articles Of Incorporation OF said Company
increasing It's preferred capital stock by the amount
OF tlO0OJ0OO0, and Of authorizing he issue and
use OF such additional stock and OF taking all suit
able actiOn In that behalf In the premises.
The books for the transfer Of stock doth common
and preferred will be closed for the purpose OF the
meeting al O'Clock r, 81. the 18th day OF
April 1905. and Will be reopened AZ 10 clock a. N
on the 9th day OF May. 1905
BY order OF the Board OF Directors.
ALIEN MlLLAR Secretary.
New YORK, n. Y. April lth, 1905.
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No. IS Broad street New York city.
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that ths partner
ship heretofore suhflstng between thf undersigned.
under the hrm name Of Smthen A Reimeft n this
day dissolved by mutual oonsent; eithtr partner
Ntl Elgn In liquidation,
dated New Y0rk, April 13thi leos.. -.-ss
JOHN SAfTTHERS.
OTTO y! 1RhihER
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| CHANCE in 1000

To geth sure dividend paying stock at a nominal
price In the richest Copper Gold County. In the
y s. II you are not sdashed within 90 days and
so state, yJur money WI be returned Stock
offered at nc per shRre, cbGh or miscellaneous
Par value 500. Non -assessAble Own $40 acres
Of mines covering over two miles IN length OF the
rchest portion Of the big sfeg Springs eoppgr vein,
Eree from debt. Telegraph or wrie TO day, Aen
ton The Sun.
THE UTAH-NEvADA COPPER COMPANT.
IO7 Exchange Building. Denver. Colo
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COPARTNERsHIP NOTICES.

The limited partnership OF Bols sevain a 60. nav.
ing by mutual consent been dissolved, 70 take ef.
feet May lst 1905, Mr. J, /. PieTson. Of Aessrs.
Adoph Boissevain Co, Of Amsterdam, Holland,
Mr. a. Murray Young, Mr., Henry A. Murray and
Mr.. Andrew j. Miller, BEG 70 announce that they
have formed general partnership under tAe frm
BOISSEVAIN & CO.,
70 carrY on the business OF Foreign and Domestic
Banking. dealing M Government and Other invest.
mont securities ana the purchase and sale on CON
mi sion OF stocks and bonds.
on May 1871, laO6 the hrm viii move 70 It's new
ofices IN the Blair Building. 40. a Broad street
. Tue I'm viii be the AuIe HcAn CoTTespon dents OF
Mussrs, Adoph BoisSevain q Co. OF Amsterdam,
Holland.
BO1SSEVAIN. a CO.
WAL a
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s. LhcAnia, from New York at Liverpool.
IS { drlc, from New York Al Liverpool
S 81 L6nls, from. New York o. southampton
81 Aoltkc, from New York AZ Cnerboutg.
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OnUe OF
THE LAKE sHonE z AN Z HI9GHlSSSN souTHsaN

- RAILWAY COMPANY. - 80.
Cleveland, Quo Aph ttL 1900,
NOTICE rs HEREBY GNRN that tie AnnQd
MeeunT Of the STOCKHOLDERS. Of this COMPANY, fer
the election Of Directors, aud for the ansAcuon OF
such other business - may be brought before tha
meeting. will be held al the principal once Of thQ
company In Cleveland. ohio, on the FIRST
WEDNESDAY (being tue ard day1' or MAY, tsoA,
az 10 O'Clock a. ~ The poll viii continue open tof
one hour thereafter.
~ OruoT VI zoe board of DlTectura. -.' r.r-
DWIGHT ". PARDEE Secretary.
The ANNUAL MEElIR0 ofths VAULT OWNERS
OF the NEW YORn CITY MARBLE CEMETERY
viii be held 81 the once Of the President 1AndeT
Maitland, Is broadway, Room iSd, % Monday.
ALBEHT BuLLUs. seercCsFy.