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New-York tribune., 1905-03-07
NIAGARA BILL APPEARS.
More Saceeping than One Tetoed
Last Year.
TBY rELEeRAPH ro rHE rR1nrNE.l

Albany, March 6.-The Niagara Power BILL vetoed
by Governor OdeIl last year. showed itself here last
night, although It was not introduced The bill is
IN TINS years form even sweeping than 1t
was last A novel situation has developed regarding
this bill. Senator L'Hommedeu ard Assemblynan
Thompson who put the bill in last year have both
refused to handle it this year. alleging that the bill
bad as IT last year. was in the interests of
Lockport. but in its present it does not even
permit the city to share in its privilege The fact
is that after the bill vetoed last year the com
pany purchased by interests outside of Lock
port and now the owners want to have the
power without going to Lockport. perhaps by estab-
fishing their mills Niagara Falls; hence the pro-
test OF the Lockport people
The bill, without any mention Of remuneration
confers powers of manufacturing. generating sell
ing supplying and furnishing hydraulic power and
electricity for public and private use and pur-
chasing, leasing, accommodating storing conducting
transmitting, using, selling furnishing and supply
Ing electricity for light heat power or anv other
purpose to any county city town village or other
civil division the inhabitants thereof or TO any
person firm or corporation. which may contract or
apply therefor.
sa1o corporation" the bill further provides rs
hereby authorized to purchase subscribe to- hold
an ana oIsposs OF stocks. bonds and other evidences
foreign and it may issue in excbanre fbeF i3 q
STOCKS. bonds or other obligations"
The original purpose of the Niagara coDDanv
was was TO supply water, and in the amended measure
this purpose IS eliminated The portion of the old
is cut out Exact rates are laid down for serving
and furnishing light to the public, The corporation
is foroldoen to acquire land water outside the
county county tor manufaetpring but not for transmitting
necessary to furnish 100000 horsepower
sweeping powers of condemnation for its power
Guided, and nowhere is any mention made Of paw
rnent for the franchise to the State But this bill
must be obtained before entering on any highway
In any city, town or village 1t is reported that
Assemblyman Legsett will introduce this measure
New-York tribune., 1905-03-07
THE MOVEMENTS OF STEAMERS.
FOREIGN PORTS.

Liverpool March arrived Georg!c tBr cIarS
Mentz New-York for Plymouth Cherbourz ana
fI5r) Freeth NevvYorS for feptford rsh @ rrlneess
East London. March 5Arrived. steamer Aros castle @
Rotterdam March S-sailed steamer 1r yysrstza "a,
Goodwin, New-fors; 9Th. 2 m. arrived stearnz-
Amsterdam DUTCH. Van den Heuvel, New-York via
Fouogae March .. $50 a m-saHed steamer Noor4a,,
Chebourg March Q. m-Arrived steamer Fiarb5-
tebo ' NsW-YoTE steamer ie"'nSuiar cP0r1) Bo-
Gibraltar. March Arrived steamer Pannonia r, r.o,
ssS1 1ofA loF Naples trieste and Fiume and pro
Naples, March 2-sared. steamer Gernamia or, 1o,-
Palermo March SAILED steamer slavonia (Br) Barr
Port said March ARRIVED steamer Indranavo es-,
raven, "I4ofk Tor Aden SinSapore Manila etc
ton. Nov-York via 81 Mchaegs for Manila Nt,S,s t5o
Agievs March 1-saied. steamer Iobeia C3r,. wa,.c,
Singapore March eArrtyed previously steamer Corner
&hIl, Mctuh. NeW-York via Cape Town etc f5r
Shanghai & March 6Arriyed previously steamers FOreso
burnett New-York via Singapore. ~
sydney w, March arrived. steamer Star 90 New
Rio Jeaeira March 4-sailed. steamer Tennyson Csn
st Tomas March 5-saied steamer Parma CBrl Carey
beptford March ARRIVED. steamer British Princess
~ brl, Frceth New-York for Antwerp.
SQerl. Reesing UroH Hamburg ana Doysri. New
gers aud 80 sacks OF maD.
ElnGenzo tl3rto dtah, orenso. Genoa and Naples
NoTSataI' C March otassea steamers Pocasset tBrl
York; 6-Sican Prince (Brl, Clartdge New York
for Naples and Palermo
Seaioy. 2enoa and Naples Tor New-York,
New-York tribune., 1905-03-07
LIVELY SENATE DEBATE.
Resolution for Insurance InUe$hga-
ton Goes to Insurance Committee.
IBY TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIBUNE


Albany. March 6.-By a vote of 80 to 6 the Senate
tonight refused TO refer TO Senator Brackett's
judiciary Committee the Marks resolution calling
for an investigation by that committee of the in
surance laws OF the State with special reference
TO the distribution OF surpuses. Instead the reso-
luton went to the Insurance Committee the chair
man Of which is Senator Amber and his sup
porters regard such reference the practical de-
feat of the whole proposition.
The debate over the various aspects OF the propo-
stion kept the Senate IN session until II 80 p. m
and provoked a running exchange OF repartee be-
tween Senators Grady and Bracket. The former
took himself the defence Of the existing insur-
ance laws and methods and decried the desire of
certain legislators to tinker with matters they did
not understand
Senator Brackett opologized for his insstence on
insurance Investigation by citing the example OF
Scpio. who kept declaring that Carthage must be
destroyed And in the end" said the Senator, 'it
was destroyed"
mo man with any knowledge of the English
through the insurance laws and not conclude that
they were scanned by sulful men, who took care
that they contain nothing inimical to insurance
companies"
Senator Malby Joined IN the defence of the in
surance companies. while Senator Marks spoke for
his measure, saying that recent developments in
the affairs Of the Equitable Life Assurance Society
and the Washington Life Insurance Company
showed the need OF such an inquiry.
New-York tribune., 1905-03-07
OVER 1900 DEATHS IN JANUARY
State Department of Health Issues Bulletin
Of Vital Statistics,

Albany. March s.--'Ths total number OF deaths
In this State during the month OF January was
nB4 corresponding to a death rate of 1876" ao-
corcng 70 the bulletin OF vital statistics ssied TO-
day by the State Department Of Health Rela-
tive to the causes Of the deaths the bulletin says,
The ave large cities show an increase over the
December mortality about the same relatively as
IN the rurel towns and for the State there are 400
more more Seaths than in December and there Is the
SAME increase above the average mortality OF the
month OF important causes Of death pneumonia
caused 1,S0 Deaths which is more than occurred
in January lasti consumption Ll6S, or about the
same as in the two months under comparison:
Brights disease 7s0. likewise almost Identical OF
the epidemic diseases, cerebro-spnal meningitis
caused 1b0 Deaths which Is larger mortality than
II has been since June. when its epidemic PREVAIL
ing in New-Y ork was slll In progress most OF the
current mortality being in that city. Diphtheria
caused go deaths. which Is a material decrease
from the average and less than occurred in Decem-
Der or in January last.
There were about 175 deaths reported from grip
outside Of New York City and Buffalo and this is
considerably than reported In Decern-
Der. It is reported from all OF the districts and
mora relatively in the rural than in the urman 1n
inequalities Without doubt these reports but par
TALLY represent the full effect OF the annually re-
curing prevalence Of this disease at this season
Of the year. There has been mortality for small
pOx in this State since last October
New-York tribune., 1905-03-07
SHIPPING NEWS.
Port of York, Monday, March 6, 1905.


steapasr Dashsstan (Br) Dodd. Sunderland February
Is 10 Shewan, Tones Co. IN ballast. Arrived AZ tha
Bar at s10 IN. VIII load for China.
Steamer Oscar II DAM Hempel Copenhagen
"a Christiania % and ChrstansanG 2f. Punch Fdye
Co. with 10 cabin and 94S steeraAe passengers ana
Steamer False (Nor Hansen. Laguna February IS and
belize y TO w Munson. with mdse. Arrived at the
Bar az H.
Steamer Altai CGe). Gerdes Kingston February Is
savstdlla a. Cartagena -, Port Lnon and Kingston
March l. to the Hamburg line, with p mas
sengers malls and ndse Arrived "a tho Bar az $3.50
Steamer Lille Cer. Durie. Port Antonio March / 70
the CniteS Fruit Co with 10 passengers fruit Ar
rived st the Bar at m.
Steamer Bodo tlEor). Fe.genschox saua Mari, -
the Atlantic Fruit Co. with fruit al the Bar az
$50 a M. -
Steamer FL Rio. Parker Galveston February 2s n the
Southern Pacific Company with mdse Passed Quarantine
at p
Steamer Comus Remhle Nsw-Oreans March IN tb.
Southern Pacific Company with passengers ana rpdss
Passed Quarantine at T:1O m.
Steamer city Of Atlanta. Fisher Savannah March Z,
Passed in Sandy Hook a 5:25 m " muse
Steamer Mamma Hata, Charles Batnorc II 4,
Foster, with mdso. Passed Sandy Hook AZ . % a y,
Steamer Tropc (3r Barber. Baltimore Narcb = ., "a,
Of South America. Left Quarantine at no a n, 9'
Steamer GoidsborO, Curry PHILADELPHIA VSiuar,
Clyde & Co. with mdse Passed Quarantine AZ AZ " =,
steamer Iceland tbrl Broomhead. Antwerp ana T,1te-
and Indse Passed IN Sandy Hook 0:15 IN '
Steamer lancred NNorl, Anderson. Tampico abot
ruary 25, 10 the American Smetne Renuna ,l,,
metal ore. Wi1 discharge at Perth Amboy Paased IL,
steamer Birnem (Br). Boyle Pernamhuco January a.
Mseeo February and St Lucia %. sugar 10 order
Vssssl 20 msster Arrived az the Bar az p m
Steamer Yunuri 1Nor) B0s Port Antoaio, February
New-York tribune., 1905-03-07
II NEW EQUITABLE BILL
Park Row Larger Sends One of His
Orn to AIbang.

Stea1inS q march on the committee OF policy
holders OF The Equitable Life Assurance Society
which Is seeking 10 obtain legislation TO compel
naturalization of the society, Alexander Thain, a
lawyer. OF No. Is Park Row. sent TO Albany last
night bill which, II pasesd, would compel radical
changes IN the administration of all insurance
companies. The measure to be introduced by
some Brooklyn Assembynan Mr.. Thain an
aounced-
provisions, all directly applicable 10 the present
internal difficulties in the Equitable All insurance
companies. said the BILL should distribute each year
80 per cent Of their surplus 10 their poicyholders
instead OF accommodating It as at present All
polcyhoiders and holders OF annulties should be
entitled TO a vote No officer. agent or other en-
.pioye OF insurance company should solicit or
accept proxy for vote at the annual meeting
and II such vote were cast II should become void
For certain period before the annual election of
an insurance company the company should publish
LIST OF its officers and their salaries It's agents
and their commissions and the poIicyholders and
the number of votes to which each one was en-
titled.
This measure. n introduced, said those In touch
with the Equitable controversy. would ada stiu an.
other complication Il would interfere greatly ystt,
the OH which the Crirnrnns conrnittee tstanSasd -
have introduced, and might prevent the pasgaa of
any LEGISLATION 10 unraYel the tange II could not
be learned last night that Mr. Thejn renresented
Aag interest Ia the society any OF the factions
sMoTA on tAe biu which the Cr1mnins COMMITTEES
day; There was no meeting Of the committed Sut
SSolIereEces OF q few members were held. h r
letters from pocyhoiders continued TO pour in and
tleI H15lch corfesponoence was being held between
Colonel Alexander s. Bacon said that in a few
Ehg5 h-S cllsnts. who opposed 70 any Il,l.
formulate some scheme FOR conSerfeS erynt ssi, ~
ins A''ellS 20 foree naturalization on the society
New-York tribune., 1905-03-07
TO END PORT CHESTER HoID.1rp
BIZ Gives Power to Railroad Board Instead
Of to City Corporation.
TBT -xuEaRAPH TO TIE rR1zr,,. ,

Albany March s.--The long expected bui 20 hr.a,
tne New-Hork City aldermen's 'hold-up: OF The
SsW-AoTk ana Port Chester road was introduced
by Senator Page tonight The rpeae,ra
that section OF tho railroad law regarding IN.
section of railroads with highways by provi6,ng
an case OF railroad that has obtained csr4s,o.. :.
OF pubic convsnianoe and necessity from the ran
read commissioners and part OF which line q. On
q city having mere than 5o9ooo inhab.tants .bs
sent 70 construct It's road across axy street ava
nue or highway OF such city shall bs granted by tb
Board Of Railroad Commissioners which is er-
rhorizeG 70 grant such assent IN piacs OF tha 90
porauon q such city, aud this board is authorized
be made. The appeal from this deteruinatio5 is ~
De made TO the Appellate Division Of tie Eunrsns
New-York tribune., 1905-03-07
ANOTHER SUNDAY OPENING BILL.
Provides for Submission to Voters of Cues
ton Of Selling After l p. m.
IBY TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIBUNE. ]

Albany March 6-As a further addition TO the
number OF Sunday opening measures before the
present Legislature. none Of which seem likely to
escape from committees. Assemblyman Hart man
Tonight introduced measure providing for
submission OF the question CT Selling liquor on Sun
Gay ateer .. m 10 the voters in New-Yort City
at the next election. The question Mr. Hartman
proposes TO put TO the New-York CITY electors is
shouio any corporation, association, co-partner-
SNIP or person holding liquor tax certificate be
au-aoEizso 10 TRAFFIC in liquor in the City of New,
hYsk on SUNDAY after o'clock In the eftsrnoor o.,
me majority OF the voters favor the propossIia
a., nr ,t' ~ sItsr al merely putting in refsrena1n
.Stln &c proposition IN the shane % ,rn.Sa
measure b9p wb,t 3b.- IN District ATTORNEY Jeromes
WITH engaging simplicity. that persons b9l8tnS @
ssieaatss sas MY tratio in liquors In such niffv on
aist,9e. o2n.ss fs9In Sy Chamberlain Essusa.s
New-York tribune., 1905-03-07
WOULD PROBE MURPHY co.
Tammamg A8semblyn1en XII Reso-
lution to That Effect.
lay TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIBUNE ]

TaY TELEGRAPH THE TRIBUNE1
Albany, March 6.-The Tammany contingent in
the Assembly tonight showed its first evidence OF
activity when without previous warning, Assem-
blyman Hartman attempted to introduce Tesolu-
ton calling for investigation Of the contracts
of the Murphy and Gaffney firm. the New YORK
Trucking and Contracting Company. Assemolynan
Hartman had hardly announced the purpose of his
resolution when the Tammany members arose IN a
body and shouted their objections. After an angry
tImult Speaker Nixon sustained the objections OF
the Tammany contingent and declared Assembly
man Hartman out of order. The Assembyman con-
tinued his attempt at reading. but the Tammany
members shouted in order to drown the reading or
a resolution reasonable to Tammany. ana at
last Mr. Hartman subsided.
when can I introduce it. Mr.. Speaker" he
asked. paaintively.
When you get unanimous consent, was the dis
heartening answer.
The resolution asking for an investigation Of the
New-York Contracting and Trucking Company was
follows:
Whereas. 1t has been openly charged in the met
ropolitan newspapers that the New-York Contract
fi1eace @ with the NeyyYorK CITY administration an
EXECUTING. ezcsvating and building contracts; and
effect forced to give large contracts to the said
New-Eork Contracting and Trucking Compsny py
and permit until the New-Yo Contracting and
s York Is sgn on s the site o h
Pennsylvania terminal in New-York city Is. scs
municipal law and the laws OF sanitation and nd
health with the result that the residents near Dy
put to intoerable inconvenience because OF the
shutting OFF of water and gas. and that typholo
fever, 6iphtheria and malaria have broken out,
chiefly among the children; and
Whereas, It Is reported that said NewYork Con-
tracing and Trucking Company has leased from
NeW-Yor City two half piers for several thousand
dollars year, and is receiving from the Street
Cleaning Department of that city sums, IL is est-
mated that will aggregate in one year 100000; and
Whereas, In brief, II is charged and believed that
the functions of government New-York city are
subverted in the interest of this contracting hrnl
believed be in effect chiefly owned and certainly
controlled by the head of the organization which
nominated the present Mayor of New-York City;
therefore be il
Resolved, That joint legislative committee OF
three Senator's and four members OF the Assembly
be chosen and directed to conduct investigation
Of all the conditions set forth above, and such
bearing on the alleged violations OF law growing
out of and having for their effect the advantage
and profit of the New-York Contracting and
Trucking Company and the New-York Contracting
Company Pennsylvania Terminal: that this COM
mittee is empowered to administer oaths, send for
books and papers employ counsel and act the
legslature itself is authorized TO do. and that the
sum of $4,000 is hereby appropriated to defray the
expense Of the Investigation the result Of which
II is directed to report at the earliest
siStent with thorough inquiry.
New-York tribune., 1905-03-07
PREUSSER's TRIAL BEGINS.
Under Indictment for Murder Of Myles B.
Mcdonnell at Albany.

Albany. March s.-Tae trial of Richard 2. Ppeus-
ser. The local broker, who IS under Indictment OF
murder hrst degree IN killing Mylas B. Mcdonnell
OF Boston, began this morning before Justice Has
pEough. IN the Supreme Court. Former Justice d
Eady Aerrick appeared counsel for the defense
The alleged crime yges cornroitted last r,ra
Tt&cusseE & ana Mc9snnell Qu6rreled IN a Restaurant
<ASoLt tn4oh1gfC FreUsser went TO McDoEuell's no.
Sel WIFI Shotgun. and according 10 the story NJ
S1e o41ly witness, called him 20 the door Of his
ION 14lo enot him dead A ornnnision snroTnf fnJ
isreS S si inquiry declared Preusser sane but his
-1@ss-s aye announced that thew win devote thetT
ettorts at the trial proving him insane ,0b S.a @
eAcotng occurred. 'sN'AS "i4ch the
New-York tribune., 1905-03-07
Pennsylvania BANK FAILURE

Erie. March CD. W. Tryon's bank, at spartans
burg Penn. closed its doors to-day. the owner
having made an assignment. The bank was CANT
faiized at s25sooo and had many depositorx .r,o,-
lpss farmers of Crawford County. Tha suzpensiass
New-York tribune., 1905-03-07

Albany, March 6.-Assemblyman Foster tonight
introduced a bill appropriating $4,000 900 for the
enlargement Of the Black River Canal from the
village of Carthage, Just outside OF Rome to Sack
stts Harbor. on Lake Ontario the work to be com
pleted By 1901 The bill prescTibes that only Arner-
can citizens to be employed
New-York tribune., 1905-03-07

Court. The bill exempts street railroads from It's
Last year bin TO break this "hold-up was in
troduced by Senator Carpenter ana tried 10 t pro
vide for thu granting of consent to cross streets
by borough officers This bill died in committee
New-York tribune., 1905-03-07
THE ELeIN BUTTER MARKET.

BY TELEGRAPti THE lRTaUNr1
Elelh March U-huttcr weak on the board oi
TRADE today. selling on Sc from weeks prce-
sa.es we,e made az 5Oe Transactions the week An
New-York tribune., 1905-03-07
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.

MINIATURE ALMANAC
6:26i Sunset Moon sets 1925 Moons sra
HIGH WATER.
AM-Sandy Hook s:25 Gov Island S:45 Hell Gate IN ss
PM.-Sandy Hook SAG Gov Island 9:05 Hell Gate IO5S
New-York tribune., 1905-03-07
SAILED

SAILED
Steamers Aurora tNor), Azua san Domingo etc.
City of Everett Tor Sabine Pass, towing
No o. tor Port Arthur Tex; Jamestown. Norfolk and
Newport News; MatiHa lBrl Port Li7nOn. Newport
News. Kassala tE}rl. Kurrachee: Bermudtau }r,
Hamilton. Bermuda: Catania Port Arthur 1'ex. PIE
nix lNorl. RaIlmore. Sudal (Norl. Port NIa-ia
New-York tribune., 1905-03-07

has created much excitement. c. H. Gabriel the
assignee, has taken charge OF the bank and has
promised statement as soon as 1t can be pre-
New-York tribune., 1905-03-07
To Get Results Advertise in
THE TRIBUNE.

81, Maria, IS. the Atlantic Corapanv
with Arrived the Bar at p. M.
sandy Hook. J, March 6. $3.50 m-Wind northwest
light breeze. clear
New-York tribune., 1905-03-07
SPECIAL MENTION.

Advertisements admitted into these columns
recommended TO the readers of The Tribune
thoroughly reliable. and business be done by mail
with the advertisers with perfect safety.
New-York tribune., 1905-03-07

sBrings mall.
New-York tribune., 1905-03-07

kSnn THEATRE To-aisht at Nat SAIL
BEEASJG DAVID BEEASCO presents MRS
LESLIE CAR TER IN 'as sDETA HiE FiA'
New-York tribune., 1905-03-07
BILL TO ENLARGE BLACK RIVER CANAL

This resolution adopted with a thundering z
chorus OF ayes There was not one dissenting vote
St. Johns review. (Saint Johns, Or.) 1904-current, 1905-06-16
All Next Week.

A very deep interes, is being
manifested in the revival meetings
in the Congregational tabernacle
under the leadership Of Evangelist
Mccomb. AT the first meeting
Sunday evening the tabernacle was
filled to overflowing and many re
NAMED around the outside unable
to gain admission. All through
the week the attendance has been
good. The singing by Mr.. Elliott
is very much enjoyed by everyone.
We are pleased to note the spirit OF
unity among all the churches All
take an active part in the meetings
both in the singing and personal
work.
A number have signed cards and
taken a definite stand for Christ.
The meetings will continue all next
week.
St. Johns review. (Saint Johns, Or.) 1904-current, 1905-06-16
Makes Affidavit.

Dick" Shepard, with a brand
new So fish pole, left week ago
for the home Of the elusive trout.
| lis companions yesterday forwarded
the following affidavit 10 The Re-
view, which proves Richard is hold
ing his own with the rest of the
crowd
Whereas, One Richard Shepard
OF the city OF ST. Johns, State OF
Oregon. has in his possession one
fish. said To bc OF the trout species,
aud weighing three pounds, and
Whereas, The said Richard Shep.
ard claims to have caught the same
IN the Washougal river. State OF
Washington, aud
Whereas, The river is throngcd
with with fishermen, pot and
otherwise and
Whereas, While deponents did
not actually see said fish hooked,
We did see, or might have seen, had
we been there, the said fish securely
fastened on the hook with which
said Shepard was angling in a dis
tant and secluded part OF the river,
aud the circumstan,ial evidence
strengthens said Shcpard's claim of
having actually caught the fish. aud
while he may have been unfortunate
IN being on a river where fish are
sold, and he had some coin of the
realm with him, We; the deponen,s
ate inclined to give evidence To his
statements that he actually captured
the fish.
To the truth of the above state
nents the dcponents ever succor.
o. A. La Barre.
]. {. Crome,
l., NJ. Mills.
Fcrndalc Ranch, Skamania coun-
y, Wash, June ~, 1905,
St. Johns review. (Saint Johns, Or.) 1904-current, 1905-06-16
NOT HIGH.

VISITORS to the Portland tain
are considerably astonished at lh,
low rates charged by all legitimate
h tells and restaurants, There
seems To he no place where a hold
up figure is charged lunches aud
meals cost from ten cents la as high
as one cares To pay-but only as
high as they were before the fair
started while rooms can Ia obtained
as low as SOC and good rooms,
too. There will be some money
lost this summer 10y many who had
figured that any old price went
and who were too lavish IN fitting
up temporary resorts; but the Wis.
itors, as general thing, will he
pleased with the treatment they
receive.
St. Johns review. (Saint Johns, Or.) 1904-current, 1905-06-16
Notice of Bond Sale.

Notice is hereby giyen that sealed bid
Will be received by the Recorder of In
City OF 81. Johns, in the State of Oregon
al his Office in said City, until Monday
the 5d day OF July, 1905. at 4 O'Clock, D
m, for the purchase OF all or any part o
the Municipal Bonds OF said CITY ISSUED
by virtue OF Ordinance No. 40 of sait
City, passed by the Council and approved
by the Mayor June S, 1905.
said bonds are dated June Is, 1905
aud run ten (Iol years from their date
drawing interest az the rate of six (6l peI
cent per annum from their date, interest
payable semi-annually: both PRINCIPAL
and interest payable in United States
gold coin a, the First National Rank OF
Portland. Oregon.
Said bonds are one hundred (Iool in
number, and OF the denomination of one
hundred dollars (tIoo.ool each, and are
issued for public utilities, as provided by
the charter of said city, and are exempt
from taxation either by the state OF ore.
gon OF by any county OF municipal cor.
poration therein.
The right is reserved 20 reject any and
all bids, and TO readvertise for bids for
the same.
Dated at the City of ST. Johns, Oregon
this 18th day of June, 1905.
]. W. HANKS
City Recorder.
in The Review June 10, 1905.