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$4,000 VERDICT REVERSED.
New Turn in the Litigation OF Stokes Estate
Against Leary.

New Turn I'm the Litigation OF Stokes Estate
Against Leary.
The $4,000 judgment obta ined IN the
Supreme Court by Elizur " Foote az exec
utor Of Edward s. Stokes ga inst Mary c.
Leary as administrative of James D. Lear
and Daniel j. Leary was reversed yester r
day by the Appellate Division, and a new
trial ordered
The litigation arises out Of the inoorpo-
ra ton OF the Hoffman HOUSE. In 1897
Edward S. Stokes sold TO Grahams Policy
800 shares Of Hoffman House stock for
$4,000, Of which $4,000 was paid in cash
and the balance in Polley's no ties secured
bv James d. and Daniel j. Leary. To
Indemnify the Learys from another la
bility on an unde Ttaldng in a suit then
PENDING, Stokes, In conside ration Of their
iaranteeing Polley's notes, deposited
SIS 900 with the Knicke rho cker Trust Com
pany.
The undertaking was ubsequently re-
leased and Policy afte rward failed 10 meet
the notes. When Stokes sued, the Learys
set up that Policy had suffered dana ge 8
through the purchase Of the stock, by rea-
son Of fraudulent representations made
by Stokes, and had assigned those dana &c Q
10 the Learys.
Justice Mclaughlin, writing the opinion
Of the Appellate Division, says that the Jury
should have been allo wed 20 pass upon the
erits Of this defense and unterclAim,
as the facts pleaded, II proven, we ne -suffi-
Gent TO justify recovery for fraud against
Stokes.
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NIT NAN VINO SPOKE TO WIFE.
VIE IL suing O'GOrmAn for Divorce and
lie was Keeping watch Over Her.

Mrs. Maurice O'GormRn went TO the
Alexander avenue police station last night
between and O'Clock and asked
Sergt Nash for protection. A burly
detective was assigned 20 take her home
Just outside the station house they met
Mr.. OGorman, who attempted 70 speak
to his wife, but was prevented by the officer.
O'Gorman then went to the station house
and told his troubles to the reporters.
He said that since his wife applied for
a divorce. on August Of last year, she had
been living with him as though nothing
had happened, and he believed that 80
long as she lived with him he was not
obliged 70 pay her the $40 a week alimony
that the court had awarded her.
Mrs. O'GormRn, he said, did not look
at the matter In that light and when
persisted in my refusal to pay the money
she left me on April Of this year ana went
to the home Of her mother, Mrs. Wuytack
at 1874 Clay avenue. Since then ] have
followed all her movements and tonight
I followed her TO the l69th street station
Of the Third avenue elevated road.
boarded a car next to the one that my
wife took and kept watch through the
window.
AT 13sth street she got of and followed
her 10 the bottom ofthe st airs where a man
unknown 70 me, spoke to her. I stepped
up to the man and asked him who he was
and what he wanted He said nothing,
and / punched him in the face several
times until he broke away and ran.
L followed the man TO 18th street. where
| tackled him again. He told me that he
was a process server, but gave no name
and / punched him again. When the
scrap was over found that had the mans
umbrella. He can have his property again
II he will come TO claim II.
Maurice O'Gorman is brother Of Coroner
O'Gorman. He Is a real estate dealer.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-04-21
nab "POLICY KING" O'BUEN.
DETECTIVES CATCH HIN IN COURT
AFTER HIS INDICTMENT.

He's ArraiEned Before Judge Aspinall,
whom He Accused OF Playing 20 the
GaIieries-Giycs Hail In Ss ,OOO-Trial
Refore Crane, Asplnalps Associate.
Stephen O'Brien, called the king Of
policy men in Brooklyn, has been indicted
on the charge OF being common gambler
and of conducting a policy shop at 1879
High street in that borough Yesterday
morning he walked into the Court House
shortly after 10 o'clock under subpoena
as a witness and accompanied by his coun-
sci, Luke d. Stapleton. Detectives Clarke
and Carroll were In the corridor OF the
Court House, and walking up 70 OBrien
they quietly told him he was under arrest.
Then thew escorted him TO the Criminal
Term OF the County Court, where Judge
Aspinall was presiding, and, as the Judge
was not ready, O'Brien WAS locked up In
the pen, despite the protest Of his counsel
Subsequently the Grand Jury handed up
a batch Of indictments County Judge
Asphalt scanned them carefully, and then
the clerk called, stephen 0'Brien, to the
bar" O'Brien was brought from the pen
and arraigned before Judge Asphalt the
man who he said on Monday was playing
TO the galleries.
we plead not guilty replied Lawyer
Stapleton. ,-
able amount Of hail be fixed.
Il shall impose quite a substantial
amount, said Judge AspinaI The sum
will be 5000.
sSince | called the attention Of the Grand
Jury some days ago continued the Judge
sto the great and growing evil OF policy
playing in this borough and named sew
eral men, including this defendant, TO the
Grand Jury as in my belief knowing some
thing about the way In which the policy
game is carried on here, think il best that
my associate, Judge Crane, should Try tins
case This Court wants this defendant
and all other defendants tried fairly and
legally when tried here. | believe that
could try this defendant fairly but might
be swayed In my judgment and wish to
avoid every appearance OF that IN order
that there NAV not be the slightest reason
for this defendant believing that he has
not been fairly tried. Therefore l sug-
gest to the District Attorney that he move
this case be tried before my associate next
month
Mr. stapleton then asked for permission
10 inspect the minutes OF the Grand jury.
and District Attorney Clarke strenuously
Judge Aspinall denied the motion, and
then MIR. Stapleton asked that the amount
Of the bail be reduced.
brought MI " DIleh INTO Oouiti nc
said
sOh, no. you didn't, said Judge Aspinall.
This man had TO be watched and was
caught by the detectives as he was sneak
ing into his home at I o'clock this morn
ing. IL was only then th-t he was served
with the subpoena to appear before the
Grand Jury. i Ak bail at 5000 and won't
change it,
George f. Bryan, a cigar manufacturer
Of ISL Pearl street signed the bail bond.
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KEYS TO stOO.OOO.
May Reveal Large Part OF miller Loot II
the Lock Can he Found.


the Lock Can he Found.
Mrs. Esther S. Blake, mother Of Edward
L. Schlesinger, partner in the famous
$40 per cent. Miller syndicate, on Wednes-
day turned over to John B. Lord, trustee
in bankruptcy Of the Miller syndicate, two
KEYS left behind by one of her sons when
he fed TO Europe with $4,000 Of the syndi-
Gates profits. MIR. Lord has employed
three detectives, and yesterday he began a
syst ematic search among all the safe de-
post vaults in Greater New York for the
box whose lock can be fitted with the keys.
Unless others than Schlesinger have had
access 70 the box, $500, 900 may be found.
Mrs. Blake does not know the trust com
many with which the funds we're deposited,
but she Is sure that the funds amounted
to $500, 900. A notice has been served on
every trust company in the city, naming
Ave persons connected with the Miller
syndicate In whose name the $500, 900 may
have been deposited. and warning the
companies not TO permit the deposit OF any
of them TO be removed without an order
from the Federal Court.
Mrs. Blake stated on Wednesday, In
the hearing in Brooklyn before referee
Robert +. Tilney that she believed the safe
deposit vault was in the neighborhood OF
Central Park.
Al hearing today before Judge Thomas
In BROOKLYN evidence will be intEoduced
by Mr.. Lord TO show that solomon Schles-
niger, on a recent visit to Ostend, where
his brother Edward died took possession
Of all Of the dead mans money and Sc,
curities, amounting to $4,000. MIR: Lord
has just returned from visit TO Ostend
with documentary evidence showing what
became Of the $40, 600 with which Edward
L. Schlesinger fed.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-04-21
SUED FOR HAVING FOREIGN GAME
jury Holds That Birds SuZ Tai ware Not
Like Our Native Breeds.


A jury in the Supreme Court, before
Justice Greenbaum, decided yesterday that
English blackcoolls, German partridges
and Russian ducks are not OF the same
breed Of game as American birds Of the
same name.
Attorney General Mayer brought suit
against Auguste Silz, the New York agent
Of an English game house, to recover about
5000 In penalties for having in his pos
session unlawfully on April 20, 1901, a num-
Der Of English pheasants, German part
ridges OF robhdhner, Egyptian grouse,
English blackcocks and two Russian ducks.
When the action came to trial the charges
relating to the grouse and pheasants we're
withdrawn, as II was admitted that these
birds we're not Of the same genus as the
game Of the same name indigenous TO this
State.
The decision Of the Court Of Appeals
in this State in tho celebrated BootmaD
case was, also put in evidence, In that
suit the State sought to recover over a
million dollars in penalties on game adj
mittedly imported from other States and
from Canada, having been shot there in
the various open seasons. The Court OF
Appeals ruled that under the admitted
facts no penalties could be eXacted.
Justice Greenbaum submitted four ques-
tions TO the jury, first, whether the birds
were in the possession of Silz during the
open season; second, whether the ducks
we're wild or tame, and lastly, whether
the blackjack and grouse respectively
were Of the same breed as the blackjack
and grouse indigenous 70 New York.
The jury found that Sill had the birds;
that the ducks we're tame, and that the
blaC kcocks and grouse differed essentially
in reed from those Of New York
On the application Of MIR. Mayer, Justice
Greenbaum then consented ia accept briefs
on the question as 20 whether penalties
could be inflicted.
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Can't Yet Take b. Y. rnany,s Income.

The Appellate Division affirmed yesterday
an order entered in Special Term vacating
an e. parte order obtained by W. 4 j. Sloane,
authu -izing them 10 garnishee the income
Of Burnett Y. Tiffany. This income ac-
crues to Tiffany under a trust estab-
lished by his father and Il amounts at
present to $4,000 a year. Justice Patter-
son, writing the main opinion. holds that
the order to garnishee should not have
been granted without notification TO the
trustees.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-04-21
DRIVER, NOT OWNER. LIABLE.
Decision In Case OF Auto Accident When
Chauffeur Took Machine Out.

Oecision IN Case Of Auto Accident when
Chauffeur Took Machine Out.
A driver who takes out his Employers
automobile without permission IA liable
for damages for any accident that may
occur during the excursion, and the EN-
ployer IL released from liability, according
10 a decision rendered yesterday by the
Appellate Division In reversing a 81 ,OOO
verdict obtained by james ). stewart, an
electrician, against Bernard NJ. Baruch'
a stockbroker,
Stewart was knocked down on Nov.io,
1901, while crossing Eighth avenue at Forty
second street, by an automobile belonging
10 Baruch, but then being operated 10y
Harry Hlgenback The latter testified
that Baruch had said he would not need
him that day, 80 HilRenback took out a
party Of friends 90 zee some automobile
races, He had no authority TO use the
machine for his own pleasure and had
been warned not 10 do 20.
Justice Laughlin writes a unanimous
decision OF reger-al, IN which he lays down
the principle that where, as here, driver
Violates his employers instructions, the
employer cannot be held responsible
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all first-eIass druggists and grocers, or
direct. In sealed bottles only. Price SLOO.
See that the "Old Chemist" Trademarks Is
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FELL DEAD AFrER RLOW.
Tmekeeper and Discharged Employee
WranEIe, With Fatal Results.

Tlmekeeper and Discharged Employee
WranEIe, With Fatal Results.
Conrad Rutishauer, an employee OF the
Puritan Pure Food Company, at "a Do win g
street. WAS struck in the face yesterday
and died instantly. Joseph Schiller, who Is
young and athletic, was discharged. A
I've was leaving the building he got into a
wmngle with Rutishauer, who kept the Office
time hook.
Before they could be Parted Schiller
struck his antagonist n blow on the fore
head Rutishauer toppled over dead. DR..
O'Loay Of the Hudson street hospital
couldn't tell whether the blow was the cause
~ death or not Schiller disappea ned, but
was caught atsr az the nome Of his aunt
"a kidg wood, Queens and we ooked up
! the Cha les =, eet station h Juee.
l.utishauer was IS ytars old and lived AZ
Jl2 East Sixteenth street He was etepn
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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-04-21
NelCh'S
CTapeLiCe

the pure, uniermen;ed juice
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with nothing added. Your
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~ Sold By druggists ana rroeers IN
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LEGAL NOTICE


SUPREME COURT, COUNTY OF NEW YORK
PEIER Z. PA, as AdminstratoT oil
the goods, chRsuHeulsv ana IieG ~
ceased, Plaintiff, Suinnn'n~
JOHN PA, Defendant.
YOU ARE HEREBY SUMMONED 70 angwsI
the complaint In this action. and TO serve S.oppy
twenty nT days SS afteT the service Of this summons
exclusive Of the day Of service and IN case o. Yo ~
taken against you by default for the RELIEF 90
m4 p.sd u The v GSp Pi,H Pen D. 100,
PERRY J. FULLER, Plaintiffs Attorney.
' S Post Of os dss' No. Ydt oy
10 JOHN Pl the above named dsiendanE ~
hs qsP pa4suSn 70 a oe
7. Mccall one Of the justices Of nc SapTrehm7 r'
Seyb d S t of Mach ipo and hed With The com
plant In the once OF the Clerk OF the county OF
o SsH Of GfS Mssha aS OF Ss OS City d New York
the state OF New York on the thiTue'h cay "
PERRY J. FULLER,
Attorney for Plaintiff.
once and Post once address, No. les Nassau
street, Borough OF Manhattan CITY OF New YORK
state OF New York.
SUPREME COURT COUNTY OF NEW YORK.
PEIER 4. PA, Plaintiff o..-.
JOHN PIA. Defendant.
10 nc aboye -qAmea peisRd41RIta, ,,,.r, A.. ,.-.,
YOU ARE HEREBY SUMMONED 70 Answer
the complaint In this action. and % serve S,9PI
Of y9ST Sns"9T t On ss PSa s 81 Sss
exclusive OF the day OF service: and In case Of your
Es s5' 70 SRpS yoa Sy dssS oq he se de-
m9nded n the compliant ., 80,
Dated p hf gIf FT S.E RsG P IN n Attorney.
once and Post once address, No. iB Nassau
6 6H RSq F e s siy G S
The foregoing summons Ia served upon you by
one o ss gass 81 tss
Court OF ihs State Of New YORK. dated ths thiT-
Hs9 dsy 81 once Of The SoG ' q he county Of
New York at the County cogn HOUSE In ne Boz.
The state Of New YORK. on the thiru'th day Of
bS az, New York. March 50, 1905.
Attorney FOR Pl1inan.
street Borough Of Manhattan. city Of New York.
State OF New York.
SUPREIE COURT, NEW YORK COUNTY,
WILLIAM z BURKE. Plaintiff
VILLAIN PRiTcHARD. Dsfend't
TO THE ABOVE NAMED DEFENDANT;
You are hereby summonea 70 answer ths =, So ,,;
answer on the plaintiffs attorney within twenty
osy bs dsy t N .srvs Sbd IN Ss your ur
90 appear or answer, judgment will Dc taken AZ lnst
you BY default for the relief demanded IN the com
THOMAS c. o'sULLIvAN.
Plaintiffs Attorney.
once and Post once Address, 25s Broadway
borough Of Manhattan, City OF New York
10 WILLIAM n. PRlTCHARD, DEFENDANT
The foregoing summons In served upon you ~
publication pursuant 70 an order OF Honoraole
Edward r. Mccall, Justice o. the supreme Couri
Of the state OF New YORK, dated the Ith Gay o.
March, ipJb, and nled with the complaint In the
once of the Clerk OF New York County, at the
County Court House In the Borough Of Manhattan,
City OF New York.
THOMAS c. o'sULLtvAN.
Plaintiffs Attorney.
15A broadway. New YORK city.
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Duffy's Pure
ri aItW hiSkey

Has humanity during the veEtheT which 5
blessing whom their attention called to tho benefcert
recognized specific for the cure colds bronchitis
anda M Of lho and body j
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-04-21
Hotel Gladstone,

Directly on the Beach, ATLANTIC CITY, ". J..
sunny rooms with baths en- suite. Salt water
IN al baths. Reduced Spdgg rates. New YORK
representative AZ Hotel York 7Ih ave. cor. S8th
st. Telephone 175O-ssth. y. J. COLLINS
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-04-21
Consumption, Pneumonia,
Twin Evils.
Frghtfu Ravsge the Which Have So Long Bafed thu
Skill Of Medical Science Cured by the Use Of Du
Pure Malt Whlskey.

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4 consider Duny's Malt whiskey one OF
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DUANE HUGHES Augusta Springs, Augusta Co..
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PANNBROKERs, SAILS.


LII. FIRUSKG, Auct., 70 Bowcry, sells al 10 a. n;
April 24-liy d. Dryer, az 9th av.; all diamonds,
watches, diamond and other jewelry sivcrWaIe.
and goods % every description, Nos 10000 20 5000
and Nos ssl7 % Its2i, Inclusive, pledged from Oct
s 20 April iS2 and az 9lGSr GsSgi hsid oyss
watches, diamond and other jewelry,. slycrwaIe,
and goods Of eys DESCRIPTION PeGgSd prior A2T ra
inclusive. and all older dates held over.
April 25-By u; Mayer Hoboken; clothing, -,
April 27-By VIM. simpson, el Park row; all
diamonds, watches, diamond and other jewelry,
slvcrwarc and goods OF every description pledged
reserved from previous sales.
Aprl 2s-Large consignment nne jewelry.
CENTRAL AUCTION Co, NJ sheehan, Auo-
tioneer, i52 and iSt Canal ST., viii sell
April 2i-By N, L. Fullan, CSC 10th hv.; diamonds,
watches, siverwaTe, iewelD, &C., from Nos. !,
Jan /. 70 1000, Feb. Is, 1904 inclusive, and goods
n'Nj pf ri 2i-By Fuln clothing
April 24-By ~. Haokett; clothing.
a,sAmpoBas je%elTy. Se Plsarsd to No. GOO March
/. 1904, and all goods held over.
&C.. pledged 70 April IS. 1904, Nos. $500 70 eOS0o
AHA 2s-By N. l. Fullan. ssa 10Th sv. clothing
pledged previous O Aprl 90 1904.
JULIUS sHoNGooD. AuctIoneer, By. Jos.
Shongood's sons, Aucts. o. Bowery, viii seIl:
April 2lJswSSiyv dlSlmond dss Az pledged to
April 2I-Jewelr watches, diamonds. 40, "
A. Newman. COS columbus av.; !. a. Levy, 22a Sd
'y Xp Y 5s sPiit diamonds. d diamond and other jew
slry, watches and goods OF every description, en- .
hrsenE date pee vs. to AgT u.s. 1901 Nos 5000 COS %
formerly 2oie, Sd av.
al goods pledged 10 April IS, 1904.
April 74-Clo,hlng. N. Cohen, s5t lat sv; Vein.
HpIl 2s-clo,siing I Goldspish, iis7 % sy.
Ami 2s-Jewelry odds and ends, &c BronI
Loan ofnoe, r. Cohen, prop, 77et 81 Az.
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John PA. Defendant.

PEIEk b. PA, as AdmlnistfatOf OIL
the goods, chhttels and credits
which we're pl,ir 81 MANY l. FI@- ue summonA
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Attorney loG ilelnWAs
once and Post once address, No, rs Nassau
street. Borough OF Manhattan, CITY OF New YORK
state OF New York.
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once and Post once address No. is Hasseu
street Borough Of hAnhattan. ClV OF new 10TH
state OF New York.
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EUROPEAN HOTELS.

SMALL Upright Pianos powerful tone for rent.
JAMES a HOLMSTROM % East ltth At.
The Arizona sentinel., 1905-06-21
Non-Assessabie Stock.

We frequently hear of ''non'-
assessable stock" There is no
such thing. There are more ways
than one, Or none, of assessing
stock. 1t largely depends upon
the powers. conferred by the
stockholders on the directorS3
but even if the directors have
not the power to levy an assess
ment, the stockholders may do
SO if it so please them; that is to-
say, the majority may and the
minority would have to ac-
quiesce..
Stock is non assessable only
when the company is ineorporat-- t.
ed under the laws of a non asses
able state or territory. and when.
the property of the company is,
located in such state or territory.
and only then when it were d
question of the payment of a:
debt incurred by the company
beyond the company's ability to-
pay. If the directors or stock
holders OF a company want to-,
purchase more machinery, or
make any expenditure for the
betterment of the property they
may levy an assessment on the
stockholders, unless the. stock
holders at a meeting specially
called for the consideration of
such expenditure vote the prop,
osition down. Il. A. Mining
Review.
The Arizona sentinel., 1905-06-21

Fifth: The affairs OF this corporation Shall
BE conducted by a Board Of seven Directors
;tiid the following named shall constitute the
Board of Directors until their successors are
elected: Geo. X. Bentel, n. NJ. Edmond, j.
d. Payne, Jr, f. a.. Meyer, Burt Dunlap, w.
c. Tonkin.
Thereafter tie Board of Directors shall be
elected FROM among the stock holders on the
first Monday in january of each year. The
officers Of said corporation until their sue
ccssors are elected shall be: George r. Bentel,
President; w. c.. Tonkin, vice President and
Manager n. NJ. Edmond Secretary and
Treasurer.
Sixth: The highest a1mount or indebtedness
or liability, direct or contingent, to which
this corporation is at any time subject shall
be fifty thousand dollars (S50,00O, which
amount does not exceed two thirds the
amount Of capital stock.
Seventh: The private property of the stock
holders of this corporation Shall be exempt
from corporate debts Of any kindwhatsoevcr.
In witness whereof We have hereunto set
our hands and seals this day of. f..... 1895.
Geo. f. Bentel, (SeaD
y. NJ Edmond. (SeaD
w. G.. Tonkin, (SeaD
State Of California, (sc
County of Los Angeles, J. %
On this thirteenth day of May. III the year
1905 before me Hiram Woods Barlow, No
tary Public in and for the State and County
aforesaid, residing therein, duly commission
ed and sworn, personally appeared George r.
Bentel, n. NJ. Edmond and w. c. Tonkin,
known to me to be the persons described IN,
whose names are subscribed To, and who
executed the annexed instrument. and they
acknowledged to me that they executed the
same for the purposes and considerations
therein Expressed.
In witness whereof, have hereunto set
my hand and affixed my official seal, at my
Office, IN the said Stateand County. the day
and year last above written.
Hiram Woods Barlow,
TSeall Notary Public.
My commission expires December %, 1909.
Territory Arizona, GO
County of Yuma
III NJ. Polhamus. County Recorder in and
for the County of Yuma, Territory of Arizona,
do hereby certify that the foregoing is a true,
full and correct copy of the Articles of Incor-
poration' of the Hecla Mining Company as
fled for record in my Office on this date and
as recorded in Book 2, of Articles of Incorpo-
County aforesaid.
Tn witness whereof, 1 have hererinto set my
hand. and affixed my seal of office this 10Th
day of May, n. d. 1905.
tSeai j. NJ. POihamuS,
County Recorder, in and for said County.
First publication May 81, 1905.