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New-York tribune., 1905-11-01
MECHANICS LIENS.

52d-st.. No IS East: Nathan Coleman and
other agt. Philip NJ. Lydig. owner; John F.
Sayward & Co contractors. Observation-Disclosures. $33
Eldridge ST.. No 1s2 to 1S6; University
Settlement Society. owner; John F. sayward & o
Co, contractors IL
Broadway. No 1886; same agt. Mirror Candy Com
pany, lessee; John F. Sayward & Co. con-
66ti-st., No. y East; agt. John Doe, owner;
John r Sayward &c Co, contractors. .-.-......- 43
Faentine-ave.. east side. % feet north of 1920
St, 2O0.2xI51-e; Henry C. Silleck. Jr, agt.
Martha Schooner. owner and contractor. 2.39
Creston-ave.. west side. 346 feet south of Burn
side-ave., 50x100; same agt. Arthur K. Sgler,
Amsterdam east side. 80 feet north of 107th-
st. 90 4x100; Joseph Tino & Co. agt Herman
Teplow & Barnet Cohen, owners and contractors 20
Boston Road, n. e. corner f6Sth- Barnet Masor
agt. John Lddle & Co, owner and contractor. LIS
Hull-ave.. 204.7 # n. of 205th-st. 25xi00;
John Maresca and another Minor 3errian
and Nicholas Presently. and contractors.
Eldridse st. Nos 90 and 2l2: FANNY Sherman
agt. Harry Burnett and Isaac Sinkowitz. owners
and contractors. p
rigues Company New-York Public Library,
owner General Building and Construction Com
pany and Amstedam Building Company.
1sth~st, Nos 220 and 222 west: Rodertck McDer -''
mott agt A. Berkhardt owner; Francis j.
Schnugg contractor .......................... IS
Eldrfdge-st., Nos 210 and 212; r. g. NJ. Talsky
& Co. agt. Harry Barnett and Isaac Snkowitz,
owners; Louis Sherman, contractor. 81
Avenue b. No A; Joseph l.. Weiss ast. Fannie
Schlossman, owner; Tobias Schwartz, contractor
Chrystie-st.. Nos, 1856 and 1853: Kellogg g-McCrum-
Howell Company agt. Recreation Room and
Settlement, owner John F. Saywerd & Co.
Eldridge-st. No 1S4; same agt. University Settle
nlent Society owner; John F. Sayward & Co.,
New-York tribune., 1905-11-01

Gutwiii;g Brothers bought yesterday NO. <l-
West 3ath-st four story dwelling house
They recently purchased No. 202 TO 2lo "ese
24,h-st The size of the combined parcels N
in9y9Sa feet. 1t attoins the proposed arcade
of the PENNSYLVANIA tunnel terminal station
Augustus Appel and Adoph y. t1sehi hA'e
sold for the New-Amsterdam Realty Company
No 351 East 56th-st-, five story hathouse' on
q plot 26 4x114 feet and the five story Ta'ho"ses
Nos 1.023 102i, 1.G21 and 1,GSl 1st-ave' eAch
on a lot 2txTl feet, except No l.oal w Whlen @
occIpies a lot 1S9x75 feet. About S2ooVu
was involved in the deal
Cornelius n Bliss is the buyer of Nos al ana ana
"A Worth-st a five story white marble store
ans 1oft building. sold for S1s5,000 at the AL
drIch estate voluntary auction sale held on
"Wednesday last Herbert A Sherman repre-
scented Mr Bliss the sale
New-York tribune., 1905-11-01
REALTY NOTES.

John woytisek & Co. the buyers Of the Block
front on the west side Of Lenox-ave,, between
142d and 1881 SITS. sold by Parnass & Dillon.
William S Patten and J. L. Van SAINT are the
buyers of the plot, 75x1eou feet, the north side
of 1I7tl-st a4S east of Piesa nt-ave, sold by
Uhlfelder & Weinberg
William Rosenweig said yesterday that he was
not the buyer of the block front on the east side
of Broadway. between 152d ard 152d SITS; of the
southeast corner of 145til-st and Broadway OF the
southwest corner cf 1SSth-st- and Broadway. of
the block front the west side OF Broadway, be
tween l35th and l36th SITS.
Ranald II. Macdonald s Co were the buyers of
the eight lots the south corner Of Riverside
Drive and s6th-st. 2DNl022 feet They will begir
the erection of twelve story apartment house on
the premises On July /
New-York tribune., 1905-11-01
RECORDED MORTGAGES.

Aaron. Herman to Peters Realty Co; 1$oth-st
$ 200 # W Amsterdam-ave; ; years per s.n 10,
Sane to same; Zs dZs'nS ner u lent NJ ...e 5000
utse Hiram, s!,a ri, b t9 90 F 1907 y a.iso 1850
Sor,6wesfefn Mfss aef AR5 Reay CO to cbas Rosntna
Rss ss2 5o due iae March + q 80 1907 D ~ 10000
115th-st a 1853 TT OF Wasnns.o,-a'e $4,000
Gsffey sefefsS snnie sGmd to chas Davis SO,
proPsfty Morgenthaai years g..;; CO ;a 1850
St, " Broadway prior mortgage. 100000 90 ooo
Ga4Tey ans ys0@ay Wm P to ' has il lot as o,o
RGsRsSnp Mest prior Sa' morsase $500
Tissei ssaf Moses J. and Not
dase das june GS 80 ,Sia lsd7 81 per % $500
sane a o to a SAME s o 1877 pr p514F 1000
Otto Gustav Ko2ks @ and another notn ~ e1Fs asI
sss S5 nass s East, T@ sa ss'f: s'n 5000
siiverson, Abraham, to A Bernheimer; shave ooo
Holober. Gee and another = 10 & PsreImoq t 9th ooo
yam ,so1 Hsas6er sa i''h-s 600
IA a Edyard due to seeba SGaiss0s o s3 s1r ] $3.50
otto Gus P. to Title GuaFantee and Trust CO..
5sd-s No 4oa East; demand ;.,.......;.. 1000
iS5hlst No eis East Years. per 1000
s'TTF peT cent ent"-S. pof 1856 coo
stanton-st, Nos 1925 and 327 prior mortgage. ooo
$4,000 years per cent. 5000
an @ IT G of stnave G MfSiFs Ses. pal
Daley Thomas j. to Ida E WEIR; 52d-st No 2al
Korn Charles. to August Ruff and another iith-
No 237 East; prior mortgage $5o.G0;
Mcclure Patrick to ( Dalton: Arthur-ave
so # OF I line between lots @ 16 and H. map ,oo
KSimas 1at Bsnann HsSs Fahss TO a De5ai E No
Fox Michae to MosholG Parkway Realty Com
pany; lot IA map Of Varisn estate years;
Same e't to same same lot So same map years per
same to same lot 80 same n,ap; 3 years 5 per
Same HT's' to same lot "a map years per
Same to same lot 1877 to 40 same map: : mort
cages $214o each; years 8 per cent. -. $3.50
Same same lot l24 to 1917 same map;
CAGES $3.50 each years 3 per cent .-..-..: 1890
Homne Hirsch to Jonas We'll ana another 7ti-
wears; per cent 12 500
Same to sane; same property. years. per
catenstein Reuben to william II Turrell ami '''V
another, executors: East Broadway. No 236; ]
Ross Morris to Jonas Wei ana another Houston 0'O
ST. No BAG East ! years; pc: cent prior
Levy. David. another william
ST. prioT mortgage $500 year per 9 cent 1850
Tripler Thomas E. 10 . W Tripler: l7th-s- II 5,
1926 II W Of Aysnge snd9 d; 3 years per cent;
Rcsen, Hanny, to Richard H Adams ct at. 110tt-
No 521 East; due June so 1905; per cent 1000
Strauss. Charles A, ana another to Thomas r
O'Brien; I3sth-st. No lO5 West. years; per
Klein Joseph and another to Manhattan Lie -'''''
Insurance Company; io9th-st- $ 275 IT OF
same to NJ VeseIl and another; property;
prior moTtgage S57poo; years 5000
ton-ave. $. GO # Of Oakland Place; prior
I.uttgen Penelope A. to G Fountain; Tooth St.
No 80 West; years 81 per cent $500
Thomson. Ellen l.. o Emizrnnt IndustricI saw
ings Bank; Water-st. No 2l3, 80 laos.
"a per cent 10000
New-York tribune., 1905-11-01
THE BRONX BUILDING PLANS.

207th-st n s. 100 fl " of Barker-ave two
story frame dwelling house, 2ix50; George F.
Bates owner; 7. J. Gunderson, architect, s.
linton Place, s., 100 It. Of 144th-st., six three
story dwelling houses. l6.Sx55: Ajax C'onstruc-
tion Compf y. owners John V. Van Pelt, archi-
T1nJon Park Road. w g. 80 - ~ Columbus X
ave; three story frame store and tenement
house. 26. .7xs2.3; Jacob Moscowitz, owner: Bern
hard Ebeltng architect.
White Plains Road ". s.. block bounded by Lucy
and Bronx Park places and Bronx Park
story frame stable. 15x20; George Ress. owner;
Bernhard Ebeling, architect tect...-................
Morris Park. s. 20 t. of Nictor-sJ, story
frame office. 15xS: Jacob Kuhlmann, owner;
Bernhard Ebelng. architect. Observation-Disclosures.
Douise-st, $50 IT n. of Morris Park-ave., two
story frame dwellings. 21x52; Rice Construc-
tion Company, owner; T. J. Kelly. architect.
New-York tribune., 1905-11-01
FOR LONG ISLAND TRACT, $780,

s. osgood Pell & Co have made another large
Long Island deal They have sold to w Clarence
Martin the Duryea tract. comprising 1S5 acres.
and adjoining property of Boswell Eldridge, at
Great Neck Long Island. The Duryea parcel has
600 feet of shore front It brought about $500 600
s Osgood Pel & Co. were the brokers In the
sale TO Ralph Pulitzer of the Hauseman property,
which has one of the finest views on Long Island
IL adioins the property of Payne Whitney
New-York tribune., 1905-11-01

Wilson Max e. R9ssnha TsaPI psr een 10000
lot IA map Van Nest Park years; So per 1000
rsnfel solomon another to. rdwaFd ,onFsare De
ssaeoe; 6 per cent fI-ooO
BTender. Franz TO AUGUST Weber io-@ 1850
BE9dssy rod Ssd Regtha a, TO william Iii @sG s0aer 625
tiottiieb I'd Edward q to GhaTies % $500
FaeeT Harry n to FnrmsrS E Tg n Lsn bmnd avs 5000
Reich9w Louis: to MARY s.. : oronl"eH, An' 66O0
Handeot S sSs f TO Rszz9no: 27. map Van 700
FsT sas S5 5 s5a per snsner to O
Mutual g Realty s compagy ne$ sset ten $ @ It 5000
Nsrsneeg eg o s3t. and an9tsT IS # to Of
dam year g per cent -. i'''VV
capa1H ssd ssRsi't TO ~ M"sa # Of per
crowley ley ss ! f 20 am afaT % is16 per cent II 900
nss9n @ "a as E"T We. t. 81 h5fS ps ta9s @ 2o
"4s Vest f1gi'@s pr@@ @r,sss5 $1,000 $50
westefse Isaac to TITLE Guarantee aad Trust eo
I5o Of Teeokerst: prior mortgage $4,000 10 600
moss yef5s PssIt per oG6a3x to Dora We'll West
T;nd-aTe As; prior mortgage s4SSeo' =, sso
.l3 Pa$Ia MPpaell. ao-s' No 5000
Hsffsmsn ms8. EdwaFd a to p5 Keller 8os ooo
cGnen. a IenHe: q @ 10 , n hahhn' 'olii Oh - o 5000
BOSS sesfS antoH to Johnson rIospectave No 5a7 zoo
3 years 81 per cent ;r.-,;tt Low
IN d4dTst5at sans vasrs a. per 10000
Haven Apartment Company 70 Title 1nsur-
snSe Gears gorRany a psr ooi 24o 900
Meyer. Christian o Chelsea Realty Company;
ner nSSt~1re' csnt !" > ~ - ; oi 400
Collins. Chelsea Realty Company:
Isr Cent s. 1'o II OF 1900
Ghames Robert Chelsea Realty Company:
per cent . iUo l. .. ,e. 217o
ave- 25 # Of 1sisst years per cent 217o
Gossett. Freda. Il f Lowenfels: s9th st. g,
125 # OF 2d-ave; 8 years cent.....--.. $500
Schoolhamer. katherine, to Birkbeck Investment
Homestead: ID instain1ents 6 per cent gold 1000
New-York tribune., 1905-11-01
SALE OF PLOT HELD 200 YEARS.

Huberth & Gabel have sold for Rutherfurd Stuy-
vesant the plot the southwest of 1st-ave.
and 2lsf-st., 7s feet the by 100 feet the
street. II is covered by three and four story
buildings. Jacob Wensten is the buyer. The prop
erty is part of the original grant of Peter Stuy-
vesant. the first Dutch Governor of New-York. 1t
has changed hands for more than two hun
dred years. except by Inheritance
New-York tribune., 1905-11-01
A NEW REAL ESTATE COMPANY.

The Desmond Real Estate Company has been in
corporated a Albany. The incofporators are
George ]. Smith. D. Dunno. E. Gulick and William
H. English
The Company has taken the farm, recently
sold by the Ernesrus Culick Company TO syndi-
cate adjoining Brownsville and owned and occu-
pied by John Vanderveer. This tract has large
frontage on the water and comprises s,40o lots.
New-York tribune., 1905-11-01
SATISFIED MECHANICS LIENS

110th-st. Nos 172 and ia East: Levering &
Library ct al: October g 1905. 81 605
agt Mareore Morrison: September %. 1906 M 1eoo
I'd ave, northeast 119th-s: Thomas
October 2s 1906 sO7
Linccln-ave east side. whole front between
136th and 131th sts.; Samuel II. Lendesberg agt.
Conforti Realty Corporation; October "A. 1900
New-York tribune., 1905-11-01
LIS PENDENS.

Broadway, corner White-st 15x41: Matthew
NJ Goggn Thomas j. Welsh and another (partition)
attorney, W J. Bclger.
S2d-st. $ s. 2s4S #. W Avenue B. 13 4x1O2.2
Jacob Greenfield agt Lille Mayer action to declare
lfenD: attorney. H. Roth.
Futon-st. No 230. Garrett agt John Win
ner (partition); attorneys. Breed Abbott Nor
Suffok-st 70: Rafolowitch Louis
Kaufman faction foreclose mechanics lien); at
torreys Bret5art &c
New-York tribune., 1905-11-01
BUILDING LOAN CONTRACTS.

Strong loans Edward NJ Leavy s1s5.C
67th-st.. n. s, 425 of Amsterdam ave LOOK
1908; Simon Uhlfelder and Abraham Weinberg
Rubinsky s3,G
New-York tribune., 1905-11-01

Heilner & Wolf have sold 10 A. z. kboyat a four
story business building at the southeast of
Rector and Washington SITS 1t has frontage of
5s feet in Rector-st and q feet IN Washngton-st
The sellers have owned the property since 1893
Albert b. Ashforfh the broker
New-York tribune., 1905-11-01
BUYS A DWELLING HOUSE ROW.

Morris Kahn & Son and Froelich & Rosenblatt
have sold for Daniel r. Kendell to j. klingensten
eighteen three story private dwelling houses, in
l22d-st, between Park and lexington The
houses comprise No. 113 TO 129, the north side
and No. ia to 100 the south side of the
New-York tribune., 1905-11-01
BIG DEAL IN COAL LANDS
Raineys Pay S1,500,000 for 1900 Acres in
Central Part Of Connellsville Region.

Connellsvine Penn. Oct. 3l.-One million and a
half dollars is price paid for 1900 acres of coal
lands in central part of the Connesville coke
gion by Roy II and Paul j. Rainey. The develop
indicate that the Raineys. instead of selling
out. expect to expand their operations in the Con
nellsville region and to become permanent factor
n production.
New-York tribune., 1905-11-01
AUCTION SALES TODAY.

Ar u yesev-st-By Bryan L Kennedy: 7eS 1st-ave W
cor 43d- st 255x73e sy h. with stores; voluntary
sale 119 97th-st n s. 1916 IT of Columbus loh
100 IL ety brk dwg h; sale; Trnityave terrace
and Pontiac entire block 29 vacant
eYrs sale; Trinity-ave block ftht bet FontiaG ano
Terrace Place the north of the above plot I'oS'''
vacant. of Elias Stone, deceased
New-York tribune., 1905-11-01
BROOKLYN WATER REPORT.
Underground Sources Pure, But Surface
Supply in Danger of Pollution.

After an examination. which has lasted Tear>
unautn ex-HealIh Commissioner Ernest J. Leierle.
who was engaged by John\r Oakley. Commits
soner of Water Supply. Gas and Electricity. to
make Il special investigation of 5he water suppl
in Brooklyn. submitted his report to the Commits
New-York tribune., 1905-11-01
ACUERE A 7TH-AVE. BLOCK FRONT.

Nav Gomprecht & Son have sold for A Silverson
TO the Fleischmann Realty Company the block
front on the side of 7th-ave 146th and
1sTth SITS, a plot 1s9 10x1o0 feet. Five six story
apartment houses, with stores, the site
Three of the houses have been sold from the plans
New-York tribune., 1905-11-01
THREE 74TH-ST. PARCELS SOLD.

Frederick T. Barry has sold for Morris Aron to
Alexander Crawford Chenoweth Nos. Isl and 153
East T4th-st two three story dwelling houses, SIX
1922 feet also sold No 154 East 4th-st. similar
dwelling house for William L. Sutphin TO Robert
H Elliott
New-York tribune., 1905-11-01
MANHATTAN BUILDING PLANS

West End-ave.. n. of 106th-st; for
II story brick ha house 75,11xsO Stanley
Court Realty and Construction Company.
owner Charles E. Birge architect ...+.,... s275,o
139th st. s. s, 100 TT W. of Amsterdam
for a six story brick fathouse, 5OxS61I;
Schlesinger Fenschel. owners; E A.
Meyers. architect Observation-Disclosures. 4s.o
New-York tribune., 1905-11-01
TO IMPROVE A BROOKLYN PLOT.

The Simpson. Swany Company mas sold for
Henry A Houf plot of thirty lots fronting in
Clarendon Road. Bedford ave and East 25th-st.
the Real Estate Construction Company. The
firm will erect two story brick houses on the prem
tsee
New-York tribune., 1905-11-01
MONTGOMERY MAZE A BUYER.

MONTGOMERY Maze has bought from Joseph
Levy No Jas East 49tf1-st.. five story brownstone
building with three story brick building in the
rear 29nIeo feet.
New-York tribune., 1905-11-01

sioner yesterday. It stated that the water OBJ
tained from underground sources appeared TO be
pure and wholesome. but that a number of the
surface supplies are in danger of pollution. which
only be averted by strict vigilance in enforcing
New-York tribune., 1905-11-01
SAN FRANCISCO STOCKS.

san Francisco Oct Sl.-The official closing
quotations for mining stocks to-day as Vol
lows:
New-York tribune., 1905-11-01
Furnished apartments to Let.

y ELEGANTLY furnished apartment. private bath.
"A with o. without meals; including meals. two s.5
ALABAMA, IL East 1fth-st.
New-York tribune., 1905-11-01

DOOFS repaired painted. leaders. a turn tor
IL ranges heaters promptly repaired SsnS nS pR
All work guaranteed II G1HEI--'DA
2351 Jerome Ave. Tel 1870 fremont.
NJ E. CORNER 3D AVE AND 1s3D ST. Julo
N. ST. Ann's and Boston Avenues 3 lots'
CYRILLE CARREAU,
796 sixth Az.
New-York tribune., 1905-11-01
Philadelphia.

VALUABLE TRACT Of forty acres Of land in Phlaiel-
phia for sale exceptionally low figure and on
attractive terms. LAND SECURITY COMPANY. Broad
and Chestnut streets. Philadelphia.
New-York tribune., 1905-11-01
Furnished apartments " antea
Real Estate " anted.

s~,YTY-couNTRY PROPERTY: sale al an .ana essa- sse
L on,cyx deals GLE MENT III. SMITH. 100 li'
New-York tribune., 1905-11-01

$3.50
Alaska forum., 1905-04-15

THE mail order business from the Yukonis increasing with giant strides.
 1t is estimated that over fifteen thou sand dollars in money orders has been sent to the outside during the past two weeks from Panama and Rampant. Of this amount probably ninety per cent.
 willSreturn in the shape of provisions. supplies and merchandise; part by par eel post, and partsby river transporta- tion.a~ This is.a matter that should in- pei our-local lmerchants to bestir them selves The cash basis inaugurated last sumsner by the commercial companies, should permitof a liberal reduction in prices, the factor of loss in credit system now being entirely eliminated.
Alaska forum., 1905-04-15

N WITH the introductis,n +of suitable cross-country transportation facilities the Third division will lead all other divisions in Alaska in gold production. The new strike on the upper Tanana; the rapid overflow of prospectors thro- out intersections now accessible from a base of supplies, all point to greater development in the coming two years than in the past five. The money now available for road Lu;,ding in Alaska, through the provisions of the Nelson, bill, should greatly assist the prospect or if expended in opening new districts. The British Columbia law, that builds a road, at the expense of the government, to all gold-producing properties, has done more for British Columbia miners than any other provision in what is ad- mitted to bea model systemof mining regulations.
Alaska forum., 1905-04-15

THE section from the constitution of the United. States, quoted in these col umns in our last issue, has been the cause of a great burst of brillancy on the part of Commissioner J. Lindley Green. The learned commissioner pro- nouncedit, Ian old statue repealed 'way back in the time of Andy Johnson" Juststhink of it!- Andy Johnson done gone and repealed this ''old statue" forty years ago, and the only living man, who knows anything about it, is Commissioner J, Lindley Green-and the deceased Andy. It is safe to say that there is not a.school boy in the en- tire United States but who knows that no partSof the constitution has ever been repealed. 1t has been amended by the addition, at various time, of fifteen articles. None of these amend ments cnrtail any former provision, but on the contrary enlarge the scope of it's principles as 8 whole. This dictum of the learned commissioner only accentu- atessthe fact that the artificial, " or educated lawyer, is 9 vast improvement on the natural born' product.
Alaska forum., 1905-04-15
Rampart,; Alaska. March p, 1905.
 NOTICE TO CREDITORS In the matter Of the estate of

NOTICE is hereby given to the creditors of the estate of the said Lars Svendsen to file taeir claims with the undersigned with the proper eyouchers and afhdavita attached, ,tat my office m the North ern Commercial Co. s store in Rsml art in the ter r1tory of Alaska, within six months fr.m the date above written. e H. WAND.
 Administrator or said ustate
Alaska forum., 1905-04-15

THE action of the president in re- questing Brady to resign the governor ship of Alaska, demonstrates the fact that the president means to give our people justice, and that an effective mode of procedure has been adopted. Brady being requested to resign on the grounds of being interested in business enterprises which are making money out of the official position held by him., raises the question as to what punish. ment Wickersham will receive for the same offense. Wickersham is heavily interested invaluable mining property and town lots in Fairbanks, acquired through his official position as district judge, and he enjoys a handsome in-. come therefrom. This is much more serious than the Brady affair; district judges have vastly more power to en- force their influential holdings over the people than has the governor. The connecting links between Brady and Wickershsm are becoming more appar-: ent as the fight against them progress es. Brady succeeded in worming his reappointment by Day through the sen ate. only to be requested to resign. Wickersham can but have faint idea of what is in store for him. but his bou- quet will not smell near as sweet as Brady s.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1905-03-25
The GrinneII News.
al RI Tip,ac- pap11hlican

0pGCIdl 10
Grinnell, March 25.-There has been
in contemplation for some time the
formation of a society to be named
"The Ladies' Auxiliary" as a helper in
various ways of the Y. M. c. A. Some
meetings have been held in this con-
nection and the organization will prob
ably be completed at the meeting call
ed for this evening at 1880 at the Con-
gregational church
Mrs. +. e. Henion, of Cedar Rapids.
former resident of this city, is here
on a visit to Mrs. II. w. Spaulding
and other friends.
The postponed meeting for the pur-
pose of organizing camp of Sons OF
Veterans was held last night at the
G. A. r. hall in Spaulding block and a
fair attendance of both old and young
who were interested were present. 1t
was shown by Captain Rollins that a
camp existed here about fifteen years
ago with membership of forty to fifty
and that it can be reorganized at little
camp was turned over to division
HEADQUARTERS. A. ID. Woodruff was
chairman of the meeting and the sig
natures of the Sons" who were pres
emit, were secured and committee APP
pointed to see others and secure
enough members to reorganize as
quickly as possible so as to be able to
go in body to the state encampment
to meet in Oskaloosa in May. The
meeting adjourned to next Friday
night, when committees will report
and date will be fixed for mastering
in the charter members.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1905-03-25
ELECTION FIGHT is ENDED.

G. w. Smother of Fonda Secures Of.
flee Of Auditor of Poeahontas.
Pocahontas, March %. = The las
act in the contested election case from
Fonda was played yesterday, when the
board Of supervisors met and can"
rvassed the vote from Cedar township
(Fonda), and issued certificate accord
ingly to G. w. Shelter for county
auditor.
At the last general election the poll
book from Cedar township was sent
to the board Of supervisors. unsigned
by the judges of elections. The board
at the official canvass ruled that the
said return from that township be not
counted. BY counting this vote G. w.
Shelter would have a majority OF 10
for the office of county auditor. Ey
throwing out this vote George w. Day,
democratic candidate for said office,
had a majority Of 46.
:. The board in secret session counted
Day in, and issued him an election
certificate, even tho before adjourn
ment of the board of supervisors the
election board from Fonda appeared
and asked to be permitted to sign the
returns of the election.
Smeltzer at once filed notice of con-
test, and about 400 citizens of Fonda
brought action against the board OF
supervisors asking for a writ of man
damus compelling the board to recon-
vene and canvass the Cedar vote. This
case was tried at the January term,
and after week spent in the trial