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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-10-08
Sixth ASSEMBLY DISTRICT.

The First Election District is bounded by and within
s Division soweTg and n n1rH ana re
The Second bounded by and within
s street. the east side of S0"sFy from Haafo ''s'' @
The Third Election District bounded by and within
s F6p1 Gasos 9c Cana Bounded g and
Grand street Elizabeth street Hester street, Bowery,
The Fifth Election District is bounded and within
Grand street Mott street Canal street and Baxter street
Spring street Marion street Centre street Grand street.
The Seventh Election District bounded by and within
Spring street Mulberry street BToo%s street Mott street.
The Eighth Election bounded by and within
Grand street and Mott street.
The Ninth Election RsFet is bounded 1 y S6d oa an
The Tenth Election District is bounded BY ana snh
The Eleventh Election District is bounded BY and within
6W street to B9e n9fh anS e east as spd west sides
Mott street from Spring street to Prince street ana within
East Houston street Mulberry street Prince street east
Prince fPh west s sfsI sns sas and
within East Houston street Ezabeth street street
The Fourteenth Election District is bounded by and
within East Houston street. Bowery Prince street ana
The Fifteenth Election District is bounded By and
within Stanton street chryste street. Rvington street
The Sixteenth Election District s bounded By and
within Frst street FIRST East Houston
Houston street and second avenue.
The Eighteenth Election District is bounded by and
within Second street. Second avenue East Houston street
and Bowery
within Fourth street. Bowery East Houston street
and Broadwa..
The Twentieth Election District is bounded by and
within East Fourth Second avenue, Second street
and Bowery
within street. Second avenue, East Fourth sreet
and Bowery.
The Twenty-second Election District bounded BY ana
within Sixth street Second avenue Fifth stree' anu
BoWery.
The Tventy-thrd Election District is bounded by and
Second sixth street. ana
Third = .-s
within Grand street. Chyse street. Hester street ana
The Twentyhfth Election District is bounded by and
within First avenue. First street and sec
The Twentysixth Election District is bounded by ana
within St Marks place. Second avenue, seventh street
and Third
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-10-08
r1FrgENrH ASSEMBLY DISTRICT

The First Election District bounded by and witnfa
third street and ! ssRSa ss =. bounded BY and -
West Forty-fourth street. Eighth svsnus. West Forty
third street ana cnIn 1 SHsSs q hunsa bx and ,tb,
west Forty-ffsh street. Ninth avenue West EorfoDrta
The FOURTH district Is bounded By and st,si
West West, F .t4sst ma NinsS avsnge'
The Fifth Election District Is BOUNDED ~ SO wlse.Fs
s MSsi a s1d rsnth avenue Venus;
The Sixth Election District is bounded By and wshia
Forysxth street Eighth ayenrs. West Forrf-of<A
b Seventh Election District Is bounded by and whau
West FOrty-seyenth street Eighth avsnua West Fory
The Eighth Election District is bounded by and -Aia
fom Ninth avenue ana West Fortysixth street 70 Teak
avenue and West Forty5sevsnth street.
west Forty-soventh Tenth West Eertrs
The Tenth Esetion pisfTss bounded BY s.aia
West & @ sssst ye
The eleventh Eleeion District bounded BY within
Hudson river EAST and west sides q Esysnsh sv
sg ir3 north SIDE u st FoES ss & Tssts
avenue TO Hudson river. and Hudson river.
Twelfth Election District bounded by and wth.n
Wsss a sss Tnh aTsnp' "sas
The Thirtssnth Election Distrset Is bounded by sad
within south side Of West Fortnn street lre 1sSsn
from West FortyeiShth street 70 West Sesssnlhtn
ESurtesnh Election District souH Ms,, y Eo. a9a
ninth street and Tenth avenue '''
The Fifteenth ELECTION Di,rSs e sgst nom Ninth
avenue to Tenth avenue and east SIDE reerin street
81
The Sixteenth Election District . ,rous West rortr
eighth to ninth stree !; renh avenue
West Forty-eighth street, from Nlntn oss5 Nv ara
The Seventeenth Election District yesT
within west Forty-eighth street Ninta e'sne''
seventh street and Tenth Ao,,a.s nv ard
The Eighteenth Election ptstIesx ,~h.S avanue West
within West Fortv-eghth street, ElSh-i @'e.~~' 49,
Forty-seventh street and MINI hor,s.s nv and
The Nineteenth Election -. ss,t-bth awersas West
within West Forty-ninth street .lshsH A'e"tS
Forty-eghth street and Nntn = ho,,5ss h- and
The twentieth Election District IS oovheso - from
vithtn ths sopth side Of West FIFTY .rst 49,
Fishth svenns 70 Ninth avenue west SIDE o. street
,,s F-,r, west F9ftieth street g West - ~SfS
nsTth and south sides OF West Flftieth sse e,
sa - Ninth avenue and east side e Sshi
srom West Forsy-ninth street e West ard
AiSt Election District Is bounced ~ a.
,.L West FIFTY second street Eighth avenra Wess
xfstvdrst street and Ninth avenue, -. .rs
Election ptstTtct co1Ioea
xytshin west Ftrty-thiFd street, Eighth avenue e'
frfst[-second and Ninth avenue
The Tysnty-thrd Election District "a eonnaea ~ 49,
,st, ne diagonal from the corner OF ieatn eszns
ana West FortySeyenth street 70 Ninth venus "a
Forty-sxth street. West foFts-siN'R Sf's -
x,,-.-.-s A.. Ao,,rsst ard
within the diagonal line from the corner Of N.nts ss.s
OF f-tsntn
na. and West Fft.eth street Eighth assnas Wsse fS
ntnth street
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SEVENTH ASSEMBLY DISTRICT.

The First Election District bounded by and within
West Tenth street, Hudson street. Barrow street ana
The second Election bounded by and witha
street West Tenth street and Hudson river ,,.,,,
west Eleventh street Hudson street, Charles street,
Tha Fourth Election District ana within
Bank street Greenwich street VEST a a1ey is street.
Tf Election 9stTG Is 1 s9adeq Bank ~ n ses ana
Election District j. bounded I p ana wItsa
street West Twelfth street and HUDSON
The Seventh Election District bounded by and within
Hudso3 street West Eleventh street and Greenwich
street.
Thirteenth street. West Fourth street Jane street
The Ninth District bounded by and within
West T street aVson % sre and North
river. . .- ,,,.,. l., ,5aa ~ ,,s r,,b,n
west twentieth Tenth avenue, West Nineteenth
street West Eighteenth street and Hudson
The Eleventh Election District bounded and within
street Eighth avenue Horatio street West Fourth street.
The Twelfth Election District bounded by and within
Fifteenth street Seventh avenue West Fourteenth
Trtesnh Election Dstgiot is bounded BY t and
teenth street and Eighth avenue: =. ,.,,s., ~ an.
within west Fifteenth street Eighth avenue West Four
teenth street and Ninth avenue :, no,,nr.a r., and
within West Seventeenth street east and west sides OF
street south sides of West Sixteenth street TO
Ninth Ninth avenue west sIreSt
Hudson river
The Sixteenth Election District is bounded by and
within West Eighteenth side OF Ninth avenue
from West Sixteenth West Eighteenth street.
the north and sides of West Seventeenth street
from Ninth avenue Tenth avenue West seventeenth
Hudson river.
The Seventeenth Election District is bounded by and
within West Seventeenth . street Eighth avenue West
The Eighteenth Election District is bounded by ana
within West Eighteenth street Eighth avenue West
Seventeenth street Ninth
The Nineteenth Election District Is bounded by and
within West Eighteenth street. Seventh avenue West
Seventeenth street and Eighth avenue.
The Twentieth Election District Is bounded by and
within West Nineteenth street. Seventh avenue West
Eighteenth street and Eighth avenue
The Tweuty-frst Election District is bounded by and
within the north south sides of West Nineteenth
street from Eighth Ninth the sda
of Eighth West Eighteenth street West
Twentieth street. West Eighteenth street and Ninth
The Twentysecond Election District bounded by and
within south of West Twentieth street from Eighth
the and west sides of Ninth
avenue West Nineteenth street West Twentieth
street. West Nineteenth street and Tenth avenue.
The Twenty-thrd Election District Is bounded by
street. Hudson street. Horatio street
and Washington street
The Tenty-fourth Election District bounded by and
within West Sixteenth street. Eighth avenue West Fiji
teenth and Ninth avenue.
Twenty-hfth Election District is bounded by and
Seventeenth street. Seventh West
Sixteenth street and Eighth avenue.
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THIRTEENTH ASSEMBLY DISTRICT.

The First EIse,ios District L. sOsadsd y and ~s
Bsst ras svshs West
street and Hudson river ,>,.1 ~ ,,,..
s Ss street. E.v sSss .Ta %
Ths Third Ele,tion Dissric, is ~
eighth street and Tenth avenue -..s..
west FOrtieh street Ninth AVENUE. West TairtS-ninta
Ess.R P. sss sssa .. p s .as
Ten Sim Esss0 Ds ..h SG s1.as 2 d
sEhs sTss sns NRh se =. bounded By m ~
aorts and ssass south sides q West
Seventh aysnqs to Firth sTss 70 s %
ninth street. West Thirty-ssventh r'rsss and Axafa
The Eighth Election District bounded H and vitsta
West FOTes street seysnh sys1ps n Event. ta
to Eighth avenue and east aide OF Esnsn svsnas tA
West Fortyhrst street. Eighth avenue West s<tassa
The Tenth Election District bounded By and w,sa.s
Erhh ana avenue s3sn to Ninth avsn1s west ode 9
avenue from West EOyrst street e We" .ssns
The Eleventh Election District T. so1nos0 wsst
The twelfth Eection District Is bound.s BY ana ~ttst5
West FoTtysecond street Ninth svsnus Wsss FOrs'fss
and Tenth avenue.
within south side Of West FOEtthird ssrss from 5sasa
avenue . Isn{R ssS 40 strss5 70 West So5
third street West street and asn5n ~ ans
within West Forty-second street. TENN aVsnne "ses
Forty-frst and North river.
The Election District IN pounaed ~ AZ
within Forty-thrd street. Tenth &vsnos Hs3A
Forty-second street and Hudson river.
The Sixteenth Election District Is eouncsd 81 sca
within West Forty-fourth street Tenth eyenaes Hsss
Forty-third street and Hudson river.
The Seventeenth Election District Is oonndsd ala
within West F'orty-hfth street. Tenth avenue "as
Forty-fourth street and Hudson river.
Election District Is pounded 70 49,
within West Forty-sixth street. Tenth aVenos "e@s
Forthwith street and Hudson river.
Tfl Nineteenth Election District is BOUNDED ~ ia
within West Fortieth street Tentn aFsnue "est
ninth street and Hudson river -
within West FOFtyhrst street. 1en1h AFsluss a7H
eth street and Hudson river
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Election Notice.


tn Tenth Frscssoa District Is wfkh8n
Desncey street Lewis strre. Broorns srrse< Qserr1
street. Grand strsst 5hsrr street. Broos ssssS ana
Cannon street.
The Eleventh Election District Is bcunasd ~ sr&
within Evington street., street. Delaney 1yeos
Cannon street.
The Twelfth Election District bounded by and Uss1a
Stanton street. and west sides Of Go1rrk street n
Rvnxton TO Stanton street north aide OF vgso1
street. Ma1gn street to Cannon street. and cAnno4
This Thirteenth Election District bosrnded ~ SDd
within Stanton street river. Delaney street. ~
zfcse o.
street. stanton. zrrssI
The Fourteenth Election District ia bounded b. And
within Delaney street, Tompkns Hrocua eSSs<,
Aangin street. Grand street Goerek srss BsoofnS srses
and Lewis street.
The Fifteenth Election District Is beandsd n ana
within East river Coriears street ManEn straet hoa1
street ToupKins Delahcey street
The Sixteenth Election District Is bounded ~ and
street. Grand street. Pitt street and Roorss
street.
The sevsnteenth Election District b. and
within corlsars East river. Jsoksoa strsss &AA
Grand ytrsst.
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NINTH ASSEMBLY DISTRICT.

The First Election District is bounded by ene within
West Tweneth street, Seventh aNsnue Hs=t suisse1's1u
and Eighth avsnue a, $50 =. -. -~..N.-
Election District is pounaeo ny anu wlthln
West TryTe1tS,-rs{ sree Seventh avenue West Twen-
tieh street and Eighth avenue - -. -
TWeuty-sscond street seventh AfeHu' "eet a"e-
ty-frst street and Eighth avenue
The Fourth Election Dtstret is ooanaes y ana within
West Twenty-.iFEt street. 1|saAA A's~' NN A"eAsNa
Ninth avenue.
vs.r T.nrT-third street. Eighth avenue north and
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Election Notice.

FIRST ASSEMBLY observation-disclosures
The Fourteenth Election District bounded hv and
within Spring Broadway Grand street Thonn-on
street, Broone street and Sullivan street.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-10-08
rwEI.rrH AssEMRLY p1srR1cT.

The First Election District bounded by and within
Grand street Clinton street. Division street and Norfolk
The Second Election District Is bounded and within
Delaney street. Clinton street Grand street. and Norfolk
street.
me Third Election District is bounded by and within
Rivugton street Attorney Broome street Clinton
street Delaney street and Norfolk street
The Fourth Election District is bounded by
Broome Ridge street. Grand street Clinton
The Fifth Election District bounded by and within
Pitt Grand Ridge
fsrocrne street Attorney street
The Sixth Election District Is bounded within
Rlvngfon street. Willeft street Delaney and At
the Seventh Election District bounded by ana within
street. broome street Pitt Delaney street
The Eighth Esction District by and within
Rivingson street Cannon street. Delaney street and
Wuett street.
The Ninth Election District "a bounded by and within
street
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-10-08
ELEVENTH ASSEMBLY DISTRICT.

The First Election District is bounded by and within
West ThrtythiTd street Tenth avenue West Thirty
Tenth avenue West ThirtIeth street and Hudson river
West Thrtyrst street. Ninth avenue West Thirtieth
The Third Election District is bounded BY within
west Thiry-hird street Eighth west ThIrtieth
Fourth Election District bounded By and 4 within
The Fifth Election District is bounded by and within
West Thirtyseyenth street Ninth avenue West Thirty
The Sixth Election District is bounded by and within
seventh street and Tenth avenue.
The Seventh Election District by and within
West Thirty-thrd street Ninth avenue West Thirty
The Eighth Election District is bounded by within
West Thiryeghthh street Eigssh avenue West Thirty
The Ninth Election District is bounded by and within
third street and TENTH avenue.
Thirty-fourth Seventh West Thirty
The Eleventh Election District is bounded by snd
within West Thirty-sfth street Seventh avenue West
nue. and the east and west sides OF Eighth avenue
WTs e FtR dcon b Sc e BOUNDED By and within
West Thirty-hfth street. Ninth avenue. West Thirty
The Thirteenth Election District is bounded by and
Thirty-Ehird street and Hudson river
The Fourteenth Election District is bounded by and
snd %a ss ah9ns seet to Of
and West Thrtyhfh street. West 1hirtynIth Street.
Election District ,t bounded BY w and
Thirty-ffth street Ninth avenue -. =. -
within north and sides OF West Thrtysixh street.
from Seventh avenue Eighth avenue. west side or
Seventh avenue West Thirtyhfth street TO West
Thirty-seventh street. Yves; ThIrtfth street and Eighth
avenue
The Seventeenth Election District Is bounded By and
vIthn south side OF Thrty-seventh street, from
seventh Eighth avenue east and west sides q
FNgbtb avenue from ThirtSstxth street 20 West
hiryseyenth street. and the north side OK West Thirty
sixth street, from Eighth avenue 20 Slnth aVehue.
THE FSghtaenth Election District Is bounded by and
within south side West Thrty seventh street from
Eighth avenue Ninth and the east side or
Ninth avenue. from West Thtrty~sxth street to West
Thirty-seventh street.
Ths Nineteenth Election District Is bounded by and
within West Thirty-sxth street. Ninth avenue and diago
and West Thtrty-nfth street to
Tenth avenue and Thirty-stxth street
Tina twentieth Election District Ia bounded by and
within West Thirty-nfth street diagonay from Eighth
avenue and Thirty-hfth street 20 Ninth avenue and
rhirty-foirth street and Ninth
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1905-10-12
CONSUL SAITO
AND SHIOzAWA
GRAND JURY TAX
ING UP THE CHARGES OF GRIM
INAL LIBEL.

The Territorial grand jury met this
morning in the throne room in the cap
itol, with the Shiozawa libel case as
one of it's principal matters to come up
This is the charge brought in behalf of
Japanese Consul Mkt Saito, against
Editor c. Shiozawa of the Hawaii Shin
po, of criminal libel. The consul him
self was one of those present, though
he had not been formally subpoenaed
He had been requested by the attorney
generals department to appear
The jury was delayed a long time in
starting by the lack of a sufficient num-
Der of members. A bench warrant was
issued for j. X. Prendergast who fail
ed to show up, and an officer was sent
after l. Levingston. 1t was nearly II
o'clock before the jury began work.
The Shiozawa cases grow out of the
criticisms of the consul which have ap-
peared i'm the Shinpo in connection with
the Douse murder case. Shiozawa was
arrested on one charge and gave bonds
in the district court, but it is said that
there are other charges before the
grand jury based upon articles appear
ing on different days.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1905-10-12
Parsons
Decision
Only Partial
QUESTION OF POLICE APPOINT
MENTS MAY BE STILL AT ISSUE
ON HAWAII

Judge w. L. Stanley, who is one of
the attorneys in the matter of the
contest between the supervisors and
sheriff of Hawaii county, received a
wireless yesterday giving the news
of the decision by Judge Parsons, as
published in The Star. The judge,
however, is inclined to think that the
whole question has not been disposed
of by Parsons. There is another case
pending in which the proposition of
the respective authority of the supervi-
sors and the other county officials may
be more fully gone into.
There were two suits" said Judge
Stanley. "One was a mandamus to
compel the auditor to issue a warrant
in favor of a certain policeman. The
court has decided against the supervl-
sors, but this is probably on the ques-
tion of how far the auditor has discre-
tion in the matter This is a very
different question from that of the
authority of the supervisors or sheriff
to appoint police.
'The other suit brought was a quo
warranto proceeding, to determine by
what right certain supposed police
man was exercising the power of a
police officer. This case goes directly
to the question of how police shall be
appointed. AS far as l know, it has
not yet been decided"
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1905-10-12
Will,
HONOR
CLEGHORN
AFTER FIFTY YEARS MEMBER
SHIP, THE GOVERNOR Is STILL
ONE OF THE BEST MEMBERS.

The Pacific Club will celebrate an
auspicious event next week on the oc-
casion of the fiftieth anniversary of the
entry of Governor Cleghorn to the
membership of that sterling organiza-
ton.
There are clubmen, and there are
clubmen, but it is doubtful indeed if
many clubs in the world can show so
hearty and hale a specimen of mankind
as Governor Cleghorn among those who
have been members for half a century
The Pacific Club was known as the
British Club when Governor Cleghorn
Joined it so many years ago, but it's
character has not changed with the
vagaries of the whirligig of time. 1t is
still the resort of the best men in Ho-
nolulu.
A committee has been appointed to
look after the details of the unique cele-
bration and it is probable that a gen.
eral excursion of the whole club to
Haleiwa will be the form of entertain
ment devised to do honor to the clubs
honored member.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1905-10-12
TRIAL OF AN
ALLEGED BRIBER
JAPANESE WHO IS CHARGED
WITH TRYING TO BUY HIS
LIBERTY FOR SIS.

The case of Fushmura, charged with
attempting to bribe an executive off,
Ger, came up before Judge Robinson
this afternoon for trial. The defendant
is charged with attempting to bribe
Deputy High Sheriff w. T. Rawlins,
while under arrest as a gambler The
arrest took place on November p, Fu-
shimura being taken into custody on a
charge of playing "hana," a card gam
bling game. He is scaid to have tried to
induce Rawlins to accept a brlbe of SIS
and let him go. Deputy Attorney Cen
eral Fleming is prosecuting and Long
is defending
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1905-10-12
PECULIAR KIND
OF INVESTIGATION
CHAMBER SESSION INSURANCE IN
vEsTGGATIoN, EXCEPT FOR THE ADMISSION OF FEW OUT
sIDERs-PECULIAR METHOD ADOPTED INQUIRY
sAToNs MADE A HOLDER.

The insurance investigation at the
Capitol was conducted with great sec
recy this afternoon, in the attorney
generals office. The charge filed against
the New York Life has been made pub
lie, but for some reason or other those
concerned decided to hear the case in
star chamber style, though doubtless
expecting the public to have confidence
in the findings. Representatives of the
press were excluded from the hearing.
There are, however, some outsiders
present, enjoying the exclusive privi-
lege of listening to the testimony and
discussion.
The session began at $780, Deputy
attorney General Peters, Treasurer and
Insurance Commissioner Campbell and
Deputy George Smithies representing
the government. r.. W. Shingle and F,
S. Wickett, of the Henry Waterhouse
Trust Company, were present repre-
senting the New York Life, and zeno
X. Myers was present for the policy
holder, John Ena, in whose behalf the
charges were filed.
Treasurer Campbell was asked this
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1905-10-12

COWpunChets
Are In Town
PARKER RANCH CASE BROUGHT
THEM AND THEY ARE PLAN
MING AN EXHIBITION.

A cOw-punching exhibition at Moana-
lua is being planned as one result Of
the Parker ranch litigation. The case
has brought to Honolulu as witnesses
a lot of the best cowboys in the Ter
ritory, and they will probably give an
exhibition. Ikua Purdy, the witness
now under examination, is said to be
the champion of them all. He can
rope and tie a steer in twenty seconds"
said Eben Low, and this is quick
enough for anybody.
1t is proposed to have a lot of wild
steers and turn them loose for the
cowboys to work on. Ordinarily such
a scheme might be regarded as being
possibly dangerous to those who come
to watch but with half a dozen of the
crack cowboys of the Parker ranch IN
the field, there is said to be not the
slightest chance of any animals getting
off the field. Men who can capture
and tie up wild steers in about twenty
seconds in Hawaiian mountains will
not let any of them get away on the
Moanalua polo field.
The scheme was proposed by Eben
Low and has been taken up by r. w.
Shingle, who is an enthusiast in polo
and horsemanship. The cowboys would
be able to give an exciting reproduction
of the wild steer in the mountains of
the great ranch, and it is believed that
large crowd would attend.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1905-10-12

MY mother died when l went away.
She was sorry for me, l suppose, and
she died. was tempted and the temp
tation was too strong, and 1 fell, and
hope that as long as 1 live l shall
never do so again. 1 only wish to say
that l am very sorry"
The above is a part of Henry Kapeas
statement to Judge Robinson in court
this morning before he was sentenced
to two and a half years at hard labor
for the embezzlement of securities
from the Hawaiian Trust Company, Of
which he was an employe. Kapea is
the youth who skipped to Japan with
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1905-10-12

morning whether the hearing would be
public or not He replied that he did
not know, and would leave it to those
concerned to settle. 1t would seem from
this that either the side under investi-
cation, or the side making the charges,
feared the publicity of an open hearing
and asked for a closed session. The
New York Life has a much bigger in
vestigation on in New York, involving
tremendous issues and exposing all
sorts of inside deals, but it is public.
1t will be up to Insurance Commits
sioner Campbell to decide what to do
after hearing the evidence now being
given. Under the law he has general
powers to control insurance companies
doing business here. The compalint in
the case is that the New York Life
Company destroyed the policy given by
it to Ena without his consent The an
swer is that the company simply gave
him new policy made out according to
its new and improved form and worth
more than the destroyed one. The evi-
dence is known to those concerned and
the few privileged ones allowed to lis
ten to it.