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New-York tribune., 1905-11-23
MISS IRWIN-MARTIN OUT.
No Longer President of College Woman's
Club-Held Office Seven Years.

For the first time in its history the College Wom-
ans Club yesterday held its annual meeting be-
hind closed doors, reporters being excluded by the
wish of Miss Irwin Martin the president
For several months the feeling had been grow
ing within the club that infusion of new blood
in the affairs of the organization was desirable
Last spring the restiveness which many of the
members felt at the prolonged presidency of Miss
Irwin Martin. who. it said. had held that office
for the last seven years. a head The
nominating committee of which Miss Harriet c..
Bugbee was chairman. concluded not to renomi-
nate Miss Irwin Martin. and It prepared a ballot
headed by Miss Jennie Pomerene.
Only part of the officers of the College Woman s
Club are elected in any year. This year. be-
sides the office of president, the places of first
V1cepresfdent, recording secretary auditor second
trustee and fourth trustee fell vacant It was de-
cided to put IN a complete list of officers
1t was expected by some of the members that
nominations would be made from the floor and
that dark horses would be sprung on the members
regular ballot presented by the nominating com
4ILittee was voted in. as follows: President Miss
Earo AGdison Greeley recording secretary Mrs
George Logan; auditor Miss Eva Smith. second
Iustee Mrs: Charles Austin Bates: fourth trustee
Mrs. j. Loring Arnold " - H0e'
Inc College Woman's Club is at present assisting
three girls through college, according TO the res
p9ft p6}ft of Mrs J. B: Baker. chairman of the com
from $40 to $500 is lent to ambitions etris 4s ns
SStnaIlened means the girls being nut on Their
V ,1or 20 repay me loan when they can. The club
the constitution and bylaws were an3enda6 Ir LAY
S9Iud1ce with the report of a COMMITTEES Of yybicb
MIS- I Greeiey was chairman. The meeting wbicb
was protracted one was held in +be sfat, WIN
1nent at the Waldorf Astoria N S'o aPal /
MISS foinerene' the newly elected president of
New-York tribune., 1905-11-23
TRANSACTIONS IN REALTY.

Shaw & Co. have sold for Lucille s. Martin No 50
Edgecombe-ave.. a three story and basement brick
and stone house. 1sxS5x- feet. client for occu-
pancy.
The Mcvickar. Garlard Realty Company has
leased for Ralph L. SPOTS to a client for a term
Of twenty-one years the four story and basement
dwelling house No. % West 35th-st After extensive
alterations the building will be occupied for bust
ness purposes
Pocher Co sold the five story tenement house
with store, No. 439 West 3Sth-st, on a lot 25x1O9
feet, for Henry Nechols and Samuel Blumenstock
Mary Z. Donvan.
Arnold 6 Byrne have sold for sigmund Nettle "a
John McNulty the northeast corner of lO0th-st
and Manhattan-ave, six story new law apart
ment house.
Toch Brothers have rented suite of offices in
the Reed Barton building, No. $40 5th-ave.
Z. " Pescia & Co. have sold for Antonio Salerno
and Maria Chiocchi the two four story tenement
houses No 434 and 436 East 115th-st on plot ii SIX
100 feet, and have resold the TO a client who
will improve them with six story new law tene-
ment house. The firm has also sold for a
client TO Mr. Cohen the four story double tene-
ment house No 2l5 Fast 122d-st plot 25x1OO feet
The Jacques estate has sold No. IL Water-st q
FIVE story building lot 23.t1x70 1lx2l 7x7l5 feet
between Broad and Moore SITS
Ths Columbian Board ef Brokers has SUD for q
New-York tribune., 1905-11-23
VAR IN PEACE CIRCLE.
Mrs. Hastings Rufes Gentle Spirits
of It's Members.

The women's Peace Circle of New-York that
gentle body which started out scarcely six
months ago with the avowed object of bringing
peace on earth and good will to men, is now
in the throes Of a pretty little War has
been declared within its ranks. and it refuses
TO arbitrate.
The trouble. though it appears to be personal
in its origin. came TO head in connection with
the Incorporation of the society. Owing to an
alleged irregularity in the drawing up Of those
articles, there are said to be two peace
circles, with Mrs. Harry Hastings as president
OF one and Mrs. John s. Crosby as president of
the other. This in itself would be matter of
no great moment. but Mrs. Hastings declares
that as president of the original society she
has absolutely no right to hand over its funds
10 another body. She wanted TO arbitrate the
matter, but the exponents of peace and arbitra-
ton declared as one that there was
nothing to arbitrate. Moreover. they asked
Mrs Hastings TO resign from their body which,
according TO Mrs Hastings was ridiculous"
since she was one Of the corporators of the
new society and as such couldn't resign.
Mrs. Hastings has taken legal advice and if
necessary Will bring a friendly suit to determine
the rights of the case.
cont want TO be president of either So
ctety, she said yesterday. but I must knozv
tNnere stand. At present I seem TO be presi-
cent or one society and corporator OF the
other Ny lawyer thinks that the matter might
oe settled by calling meeting of the old society
New-York tribune., 1905-11-23
INDo-AMERIcAN LEAGUE OFFICERS.

The New-York branch of the Indo-Arnerican
Woman's Restoration League. which was insti-
tuted to combat the custom of child marriage In
India, was organized yesterday afternoon at the
house of Mrs. Charles Cauldwell No. % West 10Th
St A constitution was adopted and the following
roster Of officers elected: President Mrs Emil
Kuichling; vice presidents Mrs. John c. Van Nest
and Mrs. Rossiter Johnson; secretary. Mrs Julian
Heath; treasurer, Mrs. Charles Cauldwell Fiji
teen new members Joined. It is planned to hold
bi-monthly meetings
After the business. Mrs. c. P. Wallace the
leader of the agitators in the movement. spoke of
the ucentious practices which grow out of child
marriage in India. Mrs. Rosster Johnson ex-
plained the purpose of the league and tea fol-
lowed.
All the newly elected officers are women of ex-
pertence in club and phianthropic enterprises.
Mrs Cauldwell is active in the West Side Settle
ment. Mrs Heath for ten years president of
the Jacob Riis Settlement. and is now president
Of the League for Home Economics. Mrs Kuich-
ling has been prominent in the benevolent work
of Rochester
New-York tribune., 1905-11-23
TO HELP.

Miss Ida Sutherland, president of the Norwich,
Conn. branch. offers to make fancy articles for
holiday greetings, Some materials have been
forwarded; Mrs. Louis P. Stevens, of Mantle,
Conn, Box 1S2. will knit bedroom slippers for
several If woods can be sent to her. Miss Annie
Lawrence has asked for a list of 'shut-ins" to
whom she Will write CHEEKY letters ito make life
seem brighter" Mrs. and Miss Crowley
making ready their Christmas sunshine box for
the office; Miss Dennan. OF East Orange, will
send for Christmas bags direct to the Little
Mothers Settlement house. Miss Emily Her
rington has subscribed for two magazines as
cheer for invalids. The sewing club at Han
over. ". H, is busy making shirts and drawers
for the Christmas box going to maintain white
children In Kentucky, and Miss Cameron, OF
Manhattan, is making a shawl for some in
yaiid's Christmas.
New-York tribune., 1905-11-23
MANHATTAN BUILDING PLANS.

37th-st No 16 East; for a seven story
q"fs1s R PoPe no'sg s4chteet $4,000
story brick tenement houses SO 9xS7. 10; Green
aTo6tfecfs s6 e MaSkin owners $4,000
oath St n. g. 100 II. of 1st-ave for three
six story brick iathouses and stores. 50xS7.S
Befnsten. architects $50 oeo
1O3d- ST. n s. 10 ft. g. of Sd ave-: for four six
story brick Tenement houses. 97.6xST11; J.
Weinstein. owner Bernstein & Bernstein. arSAi- - 49,.
13th-st.. n. s., 4e6.1o #. W. Of 7th-ave-; for
six story brick hathouse, 41Sx90.3; L. H. Har-
ris owner; Neville Bagge architects. $1,000
1I1th-st., No 1S2 to 142 East: for four story
and basement brick school and synagogue 95x
owner Bernsten & Bernstein arohiteots. 2so 900
New-York tribune., 1905-11-23

The Kip's Bay Realty Company has bought from
Samuel Mcmillan two seven story apartment
houses and several old buildings occupying plot
100x100 feet the southwest corner 54th-st and
7th ave. Frank Foehrenbach, jr., the broker.
Robert II. Rainey has sold to client for Benja-
min Loewentritt No. 60 Cortandt-st., a four story
building, 212x about 56 feet.
Andrew J. Cobe. president of the Corporation
Iquidating Company, owner OF the Wonderland
tract, fronting in upper Broadway and extending
to the ship canal at Kingsbridge. has sold a half
interest in the property. The plan of transform
ing the tract, which comprises more than three
hundred lots, into amusement park has been
abandoned
New-York tribune., 1905-11-23

Fisher, Morris to Max Cohen another:
Coerck-st. No IL: per cent-.---.-.... 4go
Seglin Jennie, Metropolitan Savings Bank.
7th-st. No $50 East: due June 80. 1909: 81
Rosenberg. Samuel. Julie Deile: 76th-st No -
East: years. y per AZ
GTantz. Aaron. TO A Friedman: 2dave, No lab
year, per cent 500
1i4th-st. No 100 to 10 East demand per
IN
Joseph Louis to r shweitzer 126th-st s So
It OF 3D. ave- years q per cent--.-.--..--. 2l50
Company: Webster-ave, being lots O. n
I and J. map Norwood: demand. 200
Huppert, Isaac. Realty Mortgage Company ct
al; 122d-st s. 100 II OF Amsterdarn-ave;
year per cent esco
Lawrence. Gustavus I. to Seamans Bank
Savings: 141st-st. :. 12j It Of Amsterdam
ave: years per cent. i50n
Higgins James. to VI Murphy: Webster-ave e s
Mount Hope: years 51s per cent. t..-.......... 201
Hanes, Ida, Realty Holding Company; 18th
St No Is west: years. 900
Lese Louis, to Anna Randell 124th-st. No S56
East years 51z per cent. $50
Cohn, Rachel. to Stahl: 1O2d-st. No 164 East:
HaIbner Frank o. to Title Guarantee and Trust
Company; 46th-st. No 15S West; demand. s per
Connolly James y. to c n Boyce: s9th-st Nos
424 and 426 Fast; prior mortgage. $4,000. due
October 80. 1905 5000
Mes simon A. Brody 5sth st. 5 S so II W
Of 2d-ave; prior mortgage. $4,000: years. per
weinstein. Jacob. H Cohen and another: 10Th
st. n es # Of Avenue 4; year 1a1eo
Goodhue Bertran @, to William Henderson; T4th-
1O6 East; demand. cent. ...-.-----..
Lion. David Domenica g Pecora; 1I4th-st No
Ali East; years. per cent. 1000
Isaac JoseDh, TO Lenbardt and another; 65th-st.
175 # Of Avenue A; demand per cent. $3.50
New-York tribune., 1905-11-23
WILL NOT BUILD BROADWAY THEATRE

The McVickar-Gaillard Realty Company has
leased for Felix Isman, of Philadelphia, to Harry
Levey the seven story building No. las Broadway,
on lot 5x114 feet. The lease is for long term Of
years at aggregate rental or nearly $200,Oo0
The building abuts in the the hotel building
formerly known the Parker House. Up to about
three years ago it q of that hotel. In
1903 Mr.. Isman bought the 39th-s property, in
Guiding the ground lease of No 141S Broadway,
with the intention of erecting a theatre The the
atre plan abandoned because sufficient land
could not be procured The plot has been vacant
since Mr.. ISTnan became the Il will
be extensively altered and converted into office
huildinC
New-York tribune., 1905-11-23
TIFFANY & Co.
Christmas Gifts

Messrs. Tiffany & Co. offer their
annual holiday suggestion to pa
irons, that a visit now will afford
the best opportunity for delbera-
ton and fresh stock from which
to select
Tiffany & Co.'S several departments,
notably Diamond and Gem JeWelry,
SiIverware and Fancy Goods, are
filled with many individual objects
of rare beauty that will not be
duplicated
Articles held for future delivery if
desired
Fifth Avenue & 374a Street
New-York tribune., 1905-11-23
THE BRONX BUILDING PLANS.

victor-st., W. G.. and Amethyst. 5, 1T5 II.
Of Morris Pars1ayej & Sj two two and three story
NeW-YorS owner; B. j. snyder. architect. 20 &e5o
Union-ave.. S, Al it S. of 165th-st.; two five
story brick tenement houses, 42x79.1H; Mar
lcrausky & Applebaum, owners; George Fred
Pelham. architect- SV,U
Lind-ave., {. g.. 206 IT. S. of Union-st; story
frame tool house, 12x16; C. Donges owner and
156th-st. $. g. 35 #. e. of Beach-ave. one story
frame store and dwelling house 25x65; Haw
thorne Building Company. owners; Moore s.
Iandsedel, architects. 20t
New-York tribune., 1905-11-23
DIsPosEs OF BIG OPPRESSIVE. PLOT

Palen. Tully & Hoppock have sold to client
eight lots at the southeast corner of Oppressive.
and 133d-st, 100x3O0 feet. They have also sold to
the Pine Street Realty Company, eight lots,
20D195 feet. on the west side of WaItou-ave 68
feet south of 1S3d-st Also sold for Samuel MiceI-
son to Reckling & VHllender Nos los and I07 West
lS7th-st, two six story lathouses 376x8Sx99u feet
New-York tribune., 1905-11-23
AUCTION SALES TO-DAY.

At No. IA vesey -stBy joseph P. Day: InwoOd- ave.
Place go # to Cromwelrs Doughtys Brook xx190x
I0O story frame dwg h; q Meehan agt Frederick
due s1,467 81; taxes etc. $4,000 No 12s s2d-st g.
brick dwg h; United States Trust Company agt A K
Daniel ct all E " Sheldon atty: H Keough, ref amt
due, S1S6O4 AZ: taxes etc. $500 27.
New-York tribune., 1905-11-23
TOY DOG SHOW

Inc third annual toy dog show under the
auspices of the Toy Spaniel Club of America will
open at the Waidorf-Astoria December z. and
VIII continue for two days There are to be six
classes and sixty-six special prizes and the en-
tries viii close on November 29. Information may
De had from Mrs. S. L. Goldenberg, secretary,
The Ansona, 72d-St and Broadway
New-York tribune., 1905-11-23

Flahs nave been filed with Building Superin-
'ehaehL Hopper for ffreproof synagogue
and school to be erected at No 1872 to 149 East
HIth-st' for the Congregation Talmud Torah
IL IS to be four story and basement edifce, 90
feet front and 95 feet deep. with facade Of brick
trimmed with granite and limestone adorned with
Wo stories OF columns supporting large dome.
Ine schooI annex will contain a two story gym
nasium and large assembly hall. The building
Is to cost $25ooo according to the estimate Of
New-York tribune., 1905-11-23
RECORDED MORTGAGES.

ee9Fgs 90 cfsgD 81 D:r 7sa sso
Title INSURANCE and Trust Company; ll4th-s. , M
spvaeE joseph to Max s5idbeTg: Sd1ave, No .
shaa qs GRare Msy to 1 RSse RS Russs Rss
No col years. per cent; prior mortgage o,oc
Ha5tenbaci t. Isaac ana another to Drummer;
oafaey SSsaS: James ne Oc to 5t {srolinan
"a.'s Soeo Corner 3, EiS ScSoiasTe 1 daand per
saino to winsiow Realty Company; same prop
wszsiasR N!ISef T.9 qss5aqfsq s5 I1s . and
1FtsT5oT8ush Building CesnDany 70 IaxysFs I1ts
corner ie2d-s June So is6s 81 per cent 30 coo
same sss6oe ss5as s ssss:: D::
% Rogers So: issd-st s. 100 Il Of FG 81 NioBoas1
ss No 5as S ss sa 1a: sas'sis Nay E g. per-
rsssna Realty fSs
per ,,ci '@s.. 10000
1Issa naasss.. & Ss YEA. q A per
ss@s Gan' to Meyer srnh:imer; l7eSst 3 100 '
It OF Audubon-ayej due June /, 1905; per
ssma n' to same ii7ts 100 II Of Audubon
stacafa SG; aRs i0afs i0s to SG Rose Rets Avenue
Levy sy'5 G5rRa yfalai aashsin sfa
Baay Is q & g & g2'hSlS p Eais's
per cent 4ot ..'' SEQ
1f Years. s per cent ..... ...,e...s...-s.. 500
map; year per cant LOO
Same to Edward jackson; same propertyi !
Cohen Jacob. to sans lot ais map; years,
.
1si. same rnap; years per eent..."....... 1850
years per cent $50
Gesen Elise s. 10 same: map lot 2S6. same napi
Carroll. eeTtside 70 same: lot aio same map;
years per cent 55o
years. per cent ...--.......... $50
years per 7so
map; years per cent. e.s...+. 1aso
IL AsCatchy Alfred c. TO same. los $50. Same map;
fsaxA ssr Ssphsssssseespsps-~.~s~.s Ssph ~
New-York tribune., 1905-11-23
THE TRIBUNE PATTERN

The circular skirt is a pronounced and notable
favorfte Of the season for young girls as well as
for grown folks. This IS among the best and
becomes adapted to plaid. striped and plain mate
Fials equally well inasmuch as it can be made
New-York tribune., 1905-11-23
TO IMPROVE 59TH-sT. PARCEL.

Collins & Collins have sold for Michael Murray
and Elizabeth Hughes No. 46 East 59th-st.. and
for Patrick Mcnamara the adjoining house No.
AIS East 59th-st. The buyer has purchased the
property for his own He will erect a new
business building the site.
New-York tribune., 1905-11-23
FLoYp-JoNEs ESTATE SELLS

The Queens Land and Title Company has bought
1900 at Massapequa. Long Island It includes
the FIoyd-Jones estate parcel the Nunnen and the
Thomas Jones properties.
The tract extends from Great South Bay TO the
south boundary line of the village of Barrnngdale
q distance of about three and one-half miles
New-York tribune., 1905-11-23
BUILDING LOAN CONTRACTS.

Cyraue-ave e s. 457.7 II OF Burnsde-ave. BOX
geTSers 9dhous s11ooo
Amstertiaua-aye, s Y corner 1T2d-st e0x12g5i Cor
posa'e nsa and Wiam Horowita iss sSooo
Morris-ave n e corner i5sIh-st 53-3x101xblxiOli
Aesifr Asfe15 conpany ~or-s 4sooo
l17th-sf Nos 434 and ss6 East: Harris Msndei
Worhs TsoIl ana fisas' 'Dl4. 21 ooo
Wa s.sasIa,s " corner sstt ct 100 1fx145: Isaac
Boshn Max Boehm and Samuel Stare
touyxer leaa Cs1ss A4Sss sss sxss.axAs 1A4
New-York tribune., 1905-11-23
A STORM COAT.

A Tribune Sunshine Society member has been
able to find employment for Of the crippled
boys at the Darrach Home with jeweller who
will teach him the trade that he may become
self-supporting. AS the boy is obliged to walk
with two crutches he cannot carry an umbrella,
and a storm coat is a necessity. Although he
is sixteen years old he is no larger than boy
of thirteen or fourteen years.
New-York tribune., 1905-11-23
A 100000 17TH-sT. DEAL.

NJ. & L. Hess have sold for Joseph Steiner No Is
East 17th-st.. eight story and basement build
ing, to Ida Haines. who gives in part payment
property Albany, n. Y. About 100000
involved in the deal.
New-York tribune., 1905-11-23

either with or without the seam at the centre
front. In addition TO being of the most fash
fonabie of all models it has the merit Of being
ceedingly economical and requires rather less ma
terial than almost any other sort
The quantity of material required for the medium
size fourteen years., is ~ yards y, pa yards A.
az yards % inches wide.
The pattern, No. 5207. IS cut in sizes for girls Of
twelve. fourteen and sixteen years old.
The pattern will be sent to any address on re-
ceipt of 10 cents. Please give number of pattern
and age distinctly. Address Pattern Department
New-York Tribune. If IN q hurry for pattern. send
an extra two-cent stamp. and will mail by
letter postage in sealed envelope.
New-York tribune., 1905-11-23
THE COLONIAL CHANGES HANDS.

Thomas Healey, the well known restaurant owner
has sold through Calder & Levy the Colonial, six
story apartment house, No. 400 to Alb West 115th-
st. 678x87. .Sx1OO.n feet. The buyer gives in mart
payment property at Fishers Island The trans
action involves a bout $4,000
New-York tribune., 1905-11-23
SPECIAL CHEER.

Mrs. P. T. S. S. member. has contributed
s25 10 be used for Thanksgiving and Christmas
cheer and 'aThree Friends at Holypke Mass,
IS ecr Thanksgiving dinners-
New-York tribune., 1905-11-23

an T." has added another dollar to the con-
tributions for the poor widow with six children.
A Quilt made by Long Island members and some
articles of clothing have been forwarded from
the general Office.
New-York tribune., 1905-11-23
ACQUIRES APARTMENT HOUSE ROW

Sydney S. Cohen has sold for the Northwestern
Realty Company to Samuel Goldstein the seven six
story apartment houses, each 4Ox100 feet, being
built the north side of 138th-st 125 feet east of
St. Ann's-ave. The purchase price about
$4,000
New-York tribune., 1905-11-23
FOR coNsUMPT1vE HOME.

The Silver Grove Circle, of West Virginia
through Mr. Brooks. has given So and Ruther-
ford branch 81. for the consumptive home.
New-York tribune., 1905-11-23
INVESTOR BUYS s5TH-sT. HOUSE.

The McVickar. Gaillard Realty Company has sold
for Alexander Christadora and other persons to
an investor. No. 113 East 35th-st, a four story
New-York tribune., 1905-11-23

the club, is graduate OF yassar CoIIeee Sbs
las Jaken degrees also at Chicago JTniveTsitv and
4 ahe C9liege Of the City of New-York and IS now
New-York tribune., 1905-11-23
SYNAGOGUE TO COST s25o ooo

English basement, brownstone house ., ,o+ 100,
sSS feet. --9''iie Hou9e' on lot 10
Idaho Springs siftings., 1905-05-06
Hiph School Notes.


The High school was most delightfully."-
entertained Monday morning with
shart talk by DR.. Sanford Bell of the
University of Colorado.
Prot. Potter was in Boulder for a couple
of days this week.
Owing 90 the disagreeable weather and
muddy conditions of the streets the High
school field day sports were postponed
from yesterday afternoon to Tuesday
a, 2.so o'clocS Following is a list OF the
events and prix-s-
100 ward dash--First priz.. hat IN.
We,n-bergsr Second, bottle of Ponds
extract II. z. Maehol. Third. neck,ie,
(Which & Jensen
Running high jump--Firsi prize, z5lhs
-four tPlnminer & CO.. Second bette OF
toilet water L. A. Haferl Third, league
base bail T. l.. Redda
7,o yard run-First prize, IS lbs. -four
Roberts Bros.i Secoud, cuff buttons
tEckstedt & Brostron.f Third, necstie
u. F. Lage.)
Running high iump-First prize, pict-
ure Uohn Tratheu.l Second, bottle OF
toilet water Geo. Hanson.l Third, base
ball bat tr. l.. Rodda.)
I2o yard hurdle-First prize. IS lbs
flour fPlummer & Coz Second, stick pin
e: A. Eaves.l Third. pocket knife IS
NJ. SMITH
Shot put-First prize, ham Peoples
Markell Second. 10. coffee lHallherg
& Anderson.l Third. shave James s.
Foster
400 yard relay. High school vs.. grades
Each person on winning team gets
thu ee oranges and a ham sandwich (oran-
ges by l.. Mason x Co
Hammer ihrow-First prize. cup and
saucer Edwards Bros.i Second. shinoia
outfit fE. p. swanson. Third. cork
grips "a Bossa
Pole vault-First prize, ring. u. p.
Wilcox Second, pocke, knife, O. W.
LOVELY Third. bale of alfalfa, Wood &
Noxoul
Hali-mile relay. high school first team
vs.. any team in eity-each man on win
ming team gets three pair Of sox tBrash x
Fiulaysonl and two ham sandwiches
short & Boydl
Idaho Springs siftings., 1905-05-06
District Court Docket

Blue Ribbon vs.. Dashem. May sth. at
I5o p. IN.
Tucker Will case. May 9th. at 80 p.
m
Hilton vs.. Seaman, May 10th At 1880
p. m.
Hilton vs.. Yankee Cons. Co. May 10th
al 200 p. III.
NJ. & NJ. bank VS.. Josephine. May 10th
at 7:Io p. m.
People VS.. Bush. (retax costs May 18th
at a. m.
Decker VS.. Hanchet,, May I5th at 1 80
p. M.
Compton ". Hsnche,t. May 10Th at
$50 a. m
o'Brien IS H,nchett. May 10Th at l 80
P. m.
Decker vs.. Sherwip. May 18th at e;3o
a. m.
Compton vs.. Sherwin. May 18th at H. so
p. m.
o'Brien VS. Sherwin. May 18th. at ! 80
p. M.
Decker vs.. Grow, NAV 18th at I:,o p. m
Compton VS.. Crow, May 10Th. at $50
a. m.
o'Brien vs.. Crow. May 10Th. at I:5o p
m.
Decker VS.. Low,A. May goth at $50 a.
IN.
Compton VS.. Lowell, aay 10th at 1880
p. IN.
o'Brien vs.. Lowell, May 27nd. at $50
p. NJ.
Forget VS.. Argo. NAV 3snd at 200 p. m.
Kes,er VS.. Hudder, May 10th at r;5o p.
m.
Fostor Eng Co. vs.. Sea,on +. l.. II. &
P. Co, May 10th at Io:oo a. m.
Tillotson VS.. Lord Byron, May ,6,b.
Gazette vs.. County Commissioners
May nth.
Idaho Springs siftings., 1905-05-06
Bids Wanted for Driving the Big Fiv
Tunnel.

unnei.
Bids for driving the Big Five Tunnel a
distance Of five thousand feet will be re-
ceived by the undersigned on or before
May 10th, proximo.
such bids must be sealei. addressed To
the undersigned and indorsed on en-
velope. bids for driving Big Five tun.
mel" and delivered no, later than date
named above.
Specification and terms may be OBJ
tanned at the Office OF the company IN
Idaho Springs and work on the contract
is TO be commenced on June rst proxiuio.
The right is reserved to reject any or
all bids. aud no bid will be considered
that makes any changes in the specih
cations on which bids are asked. except
that the distance to be driven may be
changed to not less than one thousand
feet.
BIG FIVE TUNNEL, ORE REDUCTION a
TRANSPORTATION Co.
BY w. b STEWART,
Superintendent.
Idaho Springs. Colo. April ,5th., 1905.
Idaho Springs siftings., 1905-05-06
MINING NOTES.

The Bonieta mill is running double
shift on Golden Cloud ore and making
q good saving. As soon as side track
can be extended TO the mil bins, ore
from the Saratoga dump will he treated.