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The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1905-09-15
Kew vor,x PRODUCE Market

New work. Sent. 15.-BUTTER-Mark
firm. Street price: Extra creamery, 10
21lsc Official prices: Creamery. common
to extra. 17a21e; renovated, common 70
extra 1562Oc: western factory, common to
ezra i5G17slc; western imitation cream
ery. extras, 195kc: extra imitation cream
ery firsts, 1811S!4c.
EGGS-Market firm. Western, extra
frsts, &c: firsts. 20G21c.
P0iJI,TRY-Aiive poultry firm. Western
cl.icIens s131b6614c; fowls and turkeys, 1412c.
Dressed poultry easy. Western chick
ems. 10d1215c; fowls. 12Q14e; spring tur-
keys, $4,000.
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university Athlete Drowned.

Chicago, Sept. 15.-Joseph Lattamore,
who had been head rubber for the North
Years. was drowned yesterday in Spring
Lake. near waukesha, Wis, where nat; ., the
Istfa1nore had started out in a boat to go
in swimming. Upon his failure to return,
search was made and Lattamore's boat
was discovered stranded in shallow wa
ar The hodv has not been found.
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CHICAGO Live Stock Market.

Chicago, Sept. I.E--Reeeeipts to-
day, 5000 head. Market steady to strong.
Beeves, 50 75d6.S5; cows and helfers; $S,50Q
ans. s.. 25d4. 50; westerns. s.. 1oa4S
HOGS-Receipts today, u, coo head Mar ar
( 10 FOOD heavy. s.. I5d5. 10; rough heavy,
81. 90a5.10: light. IS 10a5.65; pigs. $4-so95.S0;
bulk of sales. $5.25d5-55.
SHEEP-Receipts today, 10000 head.
Market steady. Sheep, s3-65G5o0; lambs,
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head. People who witnessed the accident
say that Mr.. Strauss had not stepped off
the top step, and was in no way aceounta-
Drs. T.. B. and L. M. Strauss, brothers
OF the injured man, set the knee, assisted
bin.
The injury may result in stiff knee and
to his bed for three months
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New York Money

New York, Sept. 15.-MoNEY-Money, on
ms hid 315 and offered at 4 per cent; time
loans slightly firmer. 60 days, 374g4 per per
cent: 80 days, 4G4A per cent; months IA
VCf0sF: Prime mercantile paper, 40
AZ per cent sterling exchange STEADY y VIII osoa
n 4 s51a for demand and at s.. 82S5d4 $40 for
60 day bills: posted rates, 81. s31s@4s "a ana
ID s66T4 s61b; commercial bills, S4SlA
SJItVER-Bar silver, $4817s; Mexican dol
lars 47Lc
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1905-09-15

No, red, s1as2e; No; 3 red. 775zgsoc;
May. 391sc. Cash: No. mixed. 500; No.
white, SIC; No. 3 white, 511z@51Ac.
OATS-Market strong. No. white, $50
30c; No. 2 mixed, 26G27c-
RYE-Market steady. 5SG61c.
IS. so; prairie, $7.00G750.
BUTTER-Market steady. Creamery,
EGG sTis t Steady. Fresh. 1sc.
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chicaso Produce Market.

Chicago. III. Sept 15.-BUTTER-Marke
strong. Creamery. 1702o1zc; dairy 1I@
0EGGs-Market strong At mark, cases
tCHEESEEMarket firm. Daisies, I1A9
he: Twins. 11d11Ac; Young Americas
PoULTRY-Alive poultry steady. Tur-
KEYS, l6c; chickens. 12c; springs, Hc.
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GRANT Fnrl1l to Re a Parl.

St. Louis. Sept. "a deal has been
concluded whereby the old Grant
farm in st. Louis county, a short dis
lance west of the city limits, for many
years the home of President Grant.
will be converted into an amusement
park next year.
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Tightning Destroys a Store.

st. Joseph, Mo-. Sept. 15.-Light-
ming struck the Hax-Smith Furniture
company's wholesale house during a
severe electrical storm, and it was to-
tallv destroyed Loss, 100000.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1905-09-15

Bags-All new shapes, made Of pat
ent leather and walrus grain. Special,
Soc each.
Belts of silk and leather fancy and
tailored effects. The popular silk en-
broidered belts-black and white-a
dozen or more styles to select from at
SOC each.
Brushes-We are now showing
complete line and at prices that will in
terest you. Matched sets of ebony,
rosewood, birdseye maple, ETC. A big
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TO the manipulating of running races
at state and county fairs.
Officials in charge Of the races were
=. updegraff, starter, R. T. Kreipe,
u. J. Small and L. P. Hubbard. judges.
and Charles Samson, timer.
Summary of the Races.
First Race-Fiye and a Half E11r1onrs-
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SUGAR and Coffee in New york.

New York, Sept. 15.--SUGAK-RaW su-
gar steady. Fair refining, S-l6c; centrl-
9ugal, Sc test, 8 13-16d37sc; molasses sugaI'
, f5-1eG3c. Refined sugar quiet Crushed,
IS 90: powdered, $40; graduated, $50
70 CiS0SiFsFEE-Market quiet. No. RIO,
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Kansas CITY Produce Market.

Kansas City, Sept. 15.-Close-6yVII E t
Receipts today, . cars Quotations
~ eI7sszc; Dec, 7sc: May, 7s1sa7s1zc. Cash
No. hard, 777zaS2c; No. hard, 7eQ7sc;
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Hide Market.

ct Louis. Mo, Sept. 15.-WOOL-Marke
s+sedx TERRITORY and western mediums,
ssSfaac: fine medium. 22G26c; fine, 1Sq2Oc-
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Topeka, Sept. Is.
fPrices paid in Topeka this week, based on
= Boston quotations.
GREEN SALT CURED...-...........- LIZ G
NO. ! TALLoW.......... !. "a IA "a. .4c
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Cotton Market.
Wool Market.

galveston. Tex, Sept. 15.-CoTTON-
Market steady, at 10 3-11ac per pound
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Ranges OF Prices ON Stocks.

FURNISHED by ]. E. Gall, Commissions,
Grains, Provisions, Cotton and Stocks.
Office ITO West Sixth street. Telephone
1885, Correspondent Christy Grain and
Stock Co., Kansas City, MOI
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Chicago, Sept. Is.
Open High Low Close Yes
Open
MILE
National Board of Trade. Kansas City

National Board Of Trade, Kansas CITY.
TF7I,rnished by J. E. Gall, Commissions,
Grains, Provisions, Cotton and Stocks.
office ITO West Sixth street. Telephone
1885, Correspondent Christy Grain and
Stock Co., Kansas City, MOI
Kansas City. Sept. Is.
Omen High Low Close Yes
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The Chicago Independent Market
FURNISHED by j. E. Gall, Commissions,
Grains, Provisions, Cotton and Stocks.
Office 10 West Sixth street. Telephone
4S6 Correspondent Christy Grain and
Stock Co., Kansas City, Mol
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1905-09-15

is race was declared off because of
Ire of Hart to ride out DR.. Stuekez.
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lot of tooth brushes just received
values up to 25c-will be on counter
Saturday at 1Oc each.
Hair Brushes = Genuine bristles,
solid back-of different colors of wood
and different sizes. Exceptional values
at SOC each.
Granite" Dress Shields, stockinet,
size only-some slightly imperfect.
1Oc pair.
Mourning Pins assorted, 40 count
lie per box.
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month OF most trouble hithe TO. II IL not
ssfs TO assume that they have escaped SIGH
damage entirely. The worst trouble, 10 far
has been in central Texas. south OF Fort
Worth and Dallas Mr. Jones reaches this
conclusion: in fact. ] am unable to see
why railroad earnings In the West should not
keep up to last year As this will be the basis
for the stock market. do not see why stocks
should not be worth present money. and think
that IL IL wore not for your scandals. DO,
In Wall Street, the market would be active
and firm. II ia business that will tell in the
long run
The question is often asked: What must
foreigners think Of the American stock
market when they see such a stock as. for
example, Union Pacific huctuate points
either way In a single Stock Exchange session
without any explanation whatever. or Of
a country that takes foods. cyclones, In.
undations and other natural phenomena
all In q matter Of fact way?" A dlstin guished
geologIst once was In charge OF an interna-
tional party OF geographers making a tour
OF this country. The foreigners were In
tensely interested beforehand In the desert
country OF the Southwest, and as they ap-
preached 1t they talked with the American
geologlst OF scarcely anything else. He
told them all that he could. how that 1t never
rained there about the aridness OF 1t and 80
on, becoming almost enthusiastic In his de-
scrlptions OF the great waste place. and then
In the midst Of the desert, travelling eastward
the party's Pullman train was held up for q
day and half by q tremendous food that
had washed the bridges away and the Ameri-
can geolo glst cooked beefsteaks for the geog-
raphers on the Goals in the flrebo1 Of one of
Americas wonderful locomotives. using the
freman's shovel for q frying pan. 1t was
an experience upon which science all but
foupdorad
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FINANCIAL NOTES.

Speyer 4 Co. are negotiating with tho
Government OF Costa Rics to take UP a new
loan OF several millions to be put out BY that
country.
The New York Central is planning; to. bid
for large part OF the Montreal business
proving the Rutland Railroad.
The suspension Of Holman Co. whose
main Offices are In Cincinnati. was announced
on the Stock Exchange yesterday. That the
firm had failed became known on Thursday.
Charles Henrotin of Chicago represents the
frm on the local exchange.
The Japanese Government has ordered
1000 gondola cars In this country and the
Russian Government an immense quantity
OF wool for war supplies.
The Baltimore committee OF 5eaboard Air
Line STOCKHOLDERS. representing 5000 900
objectng to the modified plan Of reor Raniza-
ton on the ground, that the voting. trust
feature Is still found In 1t in another form
that is. through holding company The
modified plan was supposed TO have been
adopted to meet the objections OF the Balti-
more committee.
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The City OF New York-Otlce of City Clerk.
City Hall. New York. May ~, 1905.
New York City ln'crborough Railway Company,
having presented its application In writing TO ihe
the 25th day OF April, 1905,
The petition of New York City marlborough
Railway Company respectfully shows;
First-YouT petitioner is street surface railway
CORPORATION duly organized and existing under the
Laws OF the State OF New York and has duly made
and filed, pursuant 10 section IL of the Railroad
Law. surveys. maps and certificate of the altcra'
lions or changes OF Its routes herein proposed,
Second Your petitioner desires TO obtain from
The City OF New York and Its Board Of Aldermen
Its and their approval OF such proposed altcra
tons and changes OF It's routes and It's and thelr
and franchise for the construction, maintenance
ways dncludlng the necessary. connections
overs as alterations and changes ~ It's existing
routes for public Use In the conveyance Of persons
and properly for compensation, IN. through. upon
and along the surface of certain streets avenues,
public places, parkways and highways mentioned
and set forth In the statement OF said prooosed
alterations and changes hereinafter set forth,
rhrd-Thc following is a description OF such
proposed alterations and changes:
Change No. In Route NJ, :, as described In Its
certificate OF Incorporation:
Continuing on and along Sedgwlck avenue;
from perot street to the intersection Of ScdgwcR
avenue with Boston avenue and Giles place: thence
In a southwesterly direction on and along Heath
avenue or Fort Independence street. as described
In said certificate Of Incorporation. as a change
and In substitution for that portion OF said route
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ERIE IMPROVEMENTS.
81 500 900 to Reequip Repair Shops-l1,.
600 Tons OF Heavy Rails.

The Erie Railroad has appropriated
h,5oo, 900 for the purchase Of tools for the
recruitment Of the repair shops along it's
lines and for building new roundhouses
and turntables. This expenditure for re-
pairing facilities is made necessary by
the large addition to it's motive power
which the read will have by next winter.
An order has recently been placed for six
teen more locomotives Of the Pacific type
for hauling passenger trains over heavy
grades. All will be delivered by Novem-
Der next. Delivery Of the 1877 new freight
locomotives Is about half completed work
on the last batch Of fifty now being we'll
Under way.
The Erie recently ordered $4,000 tons Of
% pound steel rails to replace light rails
on 100 miles Of its main line. This change
was made necessary by the heavier motive
power. The new locomotives. repairing
facilities and improvements on mainte-
nance Of way are expected to put tho Erie
IN a better position to withstand winter
weather, from which it has suffered so dis
sstrously in the past.
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- J. :, ~ ~. -
i, q -. FINANCIAL -
INCONSISTENCIES. oo-~r.~>>>~.,~-e.>o~-
GOldneld Chief
Mining. Co.
FINANCIAL

Treasury. stock Is being offered by
the Commercial Bank at 10 cents per
share. ,,'.'
$1,000 buys 100 shares par value
$4,000 49,,
$4,000 buys 500 shares par value
$4,000. Z >.
$4,000 buys 1000 shares par
value ST 10000. 49,.
These mines are located in the
same locality OF other mines that
have jumped from as low as 10
cents per, share to profit for their
owners OF from 100 to 500 per
cent, and, some Of them much more,
within less than one year. Pc.
GOLDFiELD CHIEF WILL ADJ
VANCE RAPIDLY and investors
will make money by buying now
onthe ground floor. ,,. o.. .
Goldfield beats the worlds best
record in the production Of gold.'
Over $4,000. 100000 have already
been taken from the Goldfield coun.
try and over 500, 900, 100000 is now
blocked out in one mine alone a
short distance north OF Goldfield.
1t is not unusual for investors to
make from 100 to 500 per cent. on
money invested.
Millions are yet to be taken and
only await development.
Seven mills and railroads are rap
idly nearing completion.
A little money invested now be-
fore the mills and railroads are COM
pleted will be we'll spent and make
100 or more for 1.
Correspondence solicited relative to
listed or unlisted stock on Cold
field, Tonopah. Bullfrog or Rhyo-
lite properties.
Write for prospectus, it is free.
Address
COMMERCIAL BANK,
GOLDFIELD, NEVADA.
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PUBLIC NOTICES.


extending northwesterly on and along perot street
10 Ns;h.ls Or h9stcn asenHs thence northeaNsIe.!g
avenue niue or oiY Fri inaspsnd ense ssress. '1'
6hsnse No. 2 In Route Nc. ! Is described In i,s
e' censass sed asa Klns.sd,. road IRON
It's intersection with Heath avenue and across and
AZ 6 Sas q s
r Tead end Museoota street thence on and along
non Tor mat port!oa d sad Route eI!sndins rom
W s d .sa fS q
In The Boroush Of The Bronx: rulnine thence
t hIsyh on aes s sad Eass 3ns VIVA
avenue thence southery on and along Heath ave.
ehspse No. IN RSu.s ': No. & descidSd In i,s
certificate Of incorporation.
kysf avenue % me inierssstos q ftsnsas venue
With Valentine sSenyei thence In nor!neT!y dirsc-
ass @ sa Hsn,sd md u
oe ssa for h.
Ryer avenue 70 East One Hundred and EighNet6
ans stree. 10 s.s Sef
Change Ne n Re.:s Nos as described In !.
rs Sss s the 10
Es ON. aandsed ana sy nnes sssss shsnse
Ess :ne sHs E eHs E w :sa
IN % Aes 'S ns
along said East One Hundred and Eighty ninth
Change and ID suSstuon Tor ,ass portion o, ssd
route rs extending on and along kingsbridge road
ono snd 10 East
Change No. s In Route No. 8, as described In its
Beginning al the Intersection OF East ono Hun
dred and Seventy eighth street and Boston road;
ss aGae ' E:.s HtRs
H. En- III ssss "a gsSSsd sss
snHC sad b Lac. ppsn;,onsd stree, 70 u: Intersection
cSsnse and ia saos,,oh CITY ' ,Sst Do sssss
q said roq,e extending on and .opg
Southern Boulevard 10 Vyse avenue; thence south.
westerly on and along vyse avenue 10 East One
20 snd RaSasS sad
Seventy.eighth street to Boston road.
roads se said Dssa .h md
y am o9s BY s eY
IT, :ss S = X. es5esd
on The same ~ provided Sy law properly 0'0Aee'
noas s h. puss
Sc given y rsaairsd By lsw and that the dssi1sd
vi;iSns q !Ss a5saseI Nss 10Th eh.5ss! 4 Wv '''
NV $Ss eSHSs%SY ff af' q '' RAIL
by Is r.. 5Sssd n a. q sGS
Of New YORK. which was adopted on the 2Sth day
OF said CITY on the srd day OF May. 1905 public no.
licr OF such application s hereby given. and that
Hall. In the Borough OF Manhattan and City OF New
York, on Thursday. the LIST day Of juno, 1905, a.
O'Clock In the afternoon, the application OF said
railway company will be hrst considered and
public hearing had thereon
All persons Interested in said application are
notified TO be present at the time and place afore.
said as an opportunity will then and there be given
them to be heard In relation thereto.
P.J. SCULLY,
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Dividend on O. a. ". in June.

President Mellen OF the New York, New
Haven and Hartford Railroad. which owns
hat tha u q dividenS would be paid unon th,
Ontario and Western stock In June. The
rate OF the dividend is not known and Presi-
dent Melen said that when declared. 1t
should not be taken as the basis for future
dividends. Wall Street doesn't look for
more than ~ per cent.
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AQuEDuCT COMMISSIONERS OFFICE,
Room D7 Stewart building. No. $50 Broadway
New York. May Is, 1905
j. WHOM II MAY CONCERN.

TO ALL WHOM II MAY CONCERN.
In conformity with the requirements OF section ?,
chapter 400 laws Of 1889 OF The State Of New York,
and the acts amendatory thereof. public motto. I;
opportunity will be afforded them to be heard in
relation to ,he plan for the construction Of dam
Reservoir Reservoir "K",. located In the Towns OF
Carmel. Southeast, Somers and North Salem. West.
upon the maps now on NE in his once. said
public hearing TO be at the once of the Aqueduet
ESQ pDadway. New York, on Wednesday,. May
81. 1905, a, 1870 O'Clock A. NJ. and upon subse.
quent dates thereafter TO which said hearing N az
be adjourned until finally concluded.
BY order Of the Aqueduct Commissioners.
WILLIAM H. TEN EYCk. President
HARRY " WALKER. Secretary
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.

xIyIAruRB ALMANAC raIs DAY.
Sun hses.. 40 Sun sets 7;l6 Moon rises .ES
HOB wATEa Tats DAf.
Sandy Hook .S0i Gov. I'D. ..33)i Hell Gate..5,a
Arrived SATURDAY. MAJ ~
SIS ST. Paul. Southampton. May 70.
So Celtic. Liverpool. Nay 10,
IS Caledonia. Glasgow, May n.
IS coamo, San Juan. May IS
IS bermudian. Bermuda, May Is,
IS Cahsbrook. Man zanilio. May II,
SIS Niagara Nassau. May "a.
SIS FL Dorado. New Orleans. May ~,
SIS Apache. jacksonville. May ~.
IS Jefferson. Norfolk. May 70.
ARRIVED OUT.
SIS ST. Louis. from New York al Southampton.
So Lucsnia, from New York at Liverpool.
SIS Grosser Kurfuerst. from New York at Cher
bourg.
S. tednc from New York at Liverpool
SIS Rotterdam, from New York 81 Rotterdam.
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ELECTIONS AND MEETINGS.
NOTICE OF ANNUAL MEETING.
AMALGAMATED COPPER COMPANY

AMAIGAMATE6d. T GCPPER re coMPANY.
The annual meeting OF the Stockholders OF this
Company will be held June sth. isoe, Al 70 o'clock
Hudson County National Bank Building. Nos 7iis
and 2iS Washington Street. Jersey CITY. =. j. tofce
Of the New jersey Corporations Agency. for the
the transaction OF such other business may law.
fully come before the meeting.
Jersey no stock can be voted on which has been
transferred on the books OF the Company within
twenty days next preceding this election.
Dated May 18th. 1905.
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The F.rmer,, Loan and Tru,t Compsl
DIVIDENDS AND INTEREST.
The Mines Securities CORPORATION.

IS WALL ST. NEW YORK.
The Semi annual Coupon bearing ~ interest OF
The Natalie Occidental Cons. Mining .
MILNE Co.
Ten Year 10 First Mortgage Gold Bonds. due June
ist will be paid on that date by the Knckeroocker
Trust Company. or Al our once.
THOMAS J. TILNEy, Treasurer.
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PACIFIC MAIL STEAMSHIP co.

THE FIFTY EIGHTH Annual Nee,ins Of Stock +.
holders Of the Pacific Mail Steamship Company
will be held at No 100 broadway, on Wednesday
the 3lst day OF May, 1905, between the hours OF
IA noon and o'clock p. NJ. for tho election OF
directors and the transaction Of such other bust
ness as may properly come before It, The transfer
books will close at the once Of the Company on
Saturday the 10th day Of May. 1906, al - O'Clock
noon, and will reopen Thursday. June I, 1905, at
10 o'clock A. NJ
Tho Farmers Loan and Trust Company.
TO- IS 20 and "a William Street. New York.
The annual election for Directors Of The Farmers
Loan and Trust Company will be held at the once
OF the Company on Tuesday. the 18th day of June
1905. The polls will be open from - O'Clock noon
To o clock p. NJ
SAMUEL SLOAN. Jr,. Secretary.
New York. May 7%th. 1905.
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HELP wANTED-FEMALE.

HELP WANTED-FEMALE.
GovERNESSES-German, English. French ladies'
superior engagementsl liberal salaries: tIaveins
useful companion; several teachers for schools and
wanted vgd Immediately. Apply to MISS poSo.
VANS EDuCATLoNAL AGENCY; 30 Fest 18th
St. Telephone 82,7 Gramercy. Established p
years Write for circulars
desirable governesses superior positions: salaries
t25 to s75 Tonihly board, ,raveling EXPENSE etc
chaperon wanted Immediately. HOPKINS EDC-
CAT1oNAL AGENCY. ! Union Square Tele-
phone 1923 GrameIcv,
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SPEYER g. co.
Dated New York, May ieth, 1905.
CERTIFICATE RE,ExTENDING CHARTER
TREASURY DEPARTMENT:

CERTIFICATE RE.EXTENDING CHARTER
TR A;.S + rP1EP q y M rvv c,
RENCY.
Washington, D. c. May 18th, 1905.
WHEREAS by satisfactory evidence presented
that THE IRVING NATIONAL BANK Of New
York located In the City OF New York. In the
County OF New York and State OF New York. has
compiled with all the provisions Of the Act OF
Congress ito enable National Banking Associations
to extend their corporate existence. and for other
purposes" approved July u, iss2 as amended BY
the Act, approved April II. 1902
Now. ri EREFoRE, I, Thomas p. Kane. Deputy
and Acting comp,rclssr e The GuT1s3sy 90 hersSy
OF New York" located in the City OF New York In
the CSun q NeT Yors snd State Of New Ypk
specified in It's amended articles OF association
namely, until close Of businsss on May u, 1925;
IL TESTIMONY WHEREOF. witness my hand
fSi0ned) T. p. KANE,
Deputy and Acting Comptroller OF the Currency
Charter No. 1887. Extension No. 7S.
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PR0P0SAIa


THE AQuHDUCT COMMISSIONERS OFFICE
Room O7. Stewart Building. No $50 Broadway
New York, May ., 1905.
TO CONTRACTORS.
CROSS RIVER RESERVOIR.
Sealed bids or proposals will be received by the
Aoucduct Commissioners at the above once until
il o'clock noon on Wednesday, May 81, ct which
place and hour the bids will be publicly opened
will be made by the A9uednct Commissioners as
reservoir including the building OF a large masonry
dam across the Gross River. The dam ste Is a6ou!
York Central & Hudson River Railroad, Harlem
Division approximately 20 miles IL, ro n New York
Contract will be required to be completed within
twcnty.siX consecutive calendar months following
the month In which the contract is signed by tho
Commissioners.
Gross River dam is to be built OF cyclopean
masonry with facing OF concrete blocks
The following is a statement. based upon tho
estimate Of the Engineer. OF the QUANTITIES OF tho
various classes and OF the nature and extent a.
near as practicable. Of the work required:
AfrKuAlAAlc STATEMENT Or QUANTITIES
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