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The Jersey City news., 1905-11-29

CORPORATION NOTICE.
q Ngtos Jus ! SsreOy ksysn that sso on the 18Th
Board OF Street and Water Commissioners b.
the wsst Side Degeiopment Company and
CONSTRUCTION OF A SEWER IN Hupsors
BOULEVARD,
from the Sanford Pace sewer at ZahrasEfa
street under the eastery sidewalk of the HudI
son Be1lsTend. 70 connect with the sewer III
ls@ pipe sewer in Sherman Piace freia q estsf
s85 feet east OF Hudson Boulevard 10 conneof
with sewer to be b0slt m 5zadsoa Boulevard.
Said sewer to be built confornabiy to tAa
provisions of Chapter az. 81 the Laws OF 1855
and in accordance with the established plad
of sewerage, together With all the nscessayS
manhoes. receiving basins and appurtenances'
! Notice Is also given that on the eSth day 81
September, 1905, the Commissioners Of Assess
ment flied in he office OF the Clerk Of ia
Board Of Street and Water Commissioned
showing the probable total cost Of the con{
tempiated Improvement and the nrof,sn73
amount to pc assessed on property specially
benefited thereby, and the same Is now open
to public Inspection In the office Of the GerK
And notice Is also given that the sol,ov,,,
streets q avenues or Dar.ieuia sections there
Of are Included N said assess snt naznaiy:--
on he east side, from a point about q Ia,
north OF Ma2hatt@n svsnge. ts Hutton street
on the south side. from Hudson Bcaeyard to
point ABOUT Z ,5 Test west ef Sanford Place.
on the south side. from Hudson boulevard sa
q point about Is feet west OF Sanford Place
Said map shows that property which il, ira
ntA1.
And that IN secordance with the rsS VI,
Of the act above cited. the nth day Of c. -
1906 at O'clock P. NJ, and the A. y
Chamber OF the city Han are hereh
Is the time and place xhen ana WI
hoard OF Street and Water Comm
will meet to hear all parties intsr
said application, and ali remonssranse saass
the said proposed Improvement thatf
presented Ia writing.
s.. order q the Board Of street q
Commissioners.
ano T. 30,
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x&asd ssesss css~ oesakas IA s
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NOTICE TO GAS AND OIL STREET LIGHT
Ing COMPANIES OR CONTRACTORS:-
sealed proposals win be received by the
Monday the 9th day OF November, 1906 at 2
os;.t ceiock 4 A., in the Assembly Chamber OF the
FURNISHING OF GAS AND OIL STREET
LIGHTING
ana the lighting and extinguishing OF the same
m Jersey CITY. for the term beginning Deceui-
per 1906, IN accordance with specifications
IT Tor same on fle in the. office Of the Clerk of
Blank forms Of bid and agreement of sure
HngiheeT, sE,,l saty Isals 5sssss- j
The minimum nu4hber 81 nghfs furnished
aI and bia upon to be four hundred and seventy
The hiasinar number to be. detsrsnfned by
me approximation as fixed by the Board OF
40 s1naSss 1sSs LOT the asesl year ending November
claims against this account. 4
Bidders win be Required to state the price
Per lamp on propositions as follows:-
Fifst7rFcr each lamp monthly and yearly,
ting city tQ pay for the cost OF reglazifg
,secohd-For each lamp monthly and yearly
ne ss. contractor TO reglaze without cost to the
FOR on STREET LIGHTING
,,i1sa me minimum AM 15I number Of lamps 70 be fur,
ana five (3O5.T rs 2 $50
The maximum number. to be determined by
the appropriation as h&ed by the Beard Of
FINANCE for the fiscal year ending November
~, 1906 after deducting all just and proper
SldiHns against this account
Bfoders VIII be required to state the price
Per lamp on propositions as folowz:--
t1rst-For each lamp monthly and yearly,
the city to pay the cost OF regIazng
Second-For each lamp monthly and yearly.
city
The Board reserves the right 10 award a
contract on any of the foregoing prcpo-
siu9rs, or 70 reject any or all OF same II 1t
1s deemed that the best interests Of the city
cap be conserved thereby
The bonds REQUIRED to be furnished on pro-
posals (and possible subsequent contract) are
those OF some surety company authorized 70 do
business In the State of New Jersey
proposals must be enclosed in sealed envel-
opes endorsed, Proposals for Oil Street
Lighting, or for Gas Street Lighting" as
tbe case may be- directed to HMr Anthony
Hauck, Chairman OF the Committee on NUM-
etpal Idghtng,s1 and handed to the Clerk OF
the Board In open meeting when called for in
posas.
: -Tpe .ettention of bidders is especially ealied
TO Section 7 Chapter 1874 of the Laws of 1891.
nndeE the terms whereof no contract shall be
binding upon the city, or become effective or
OPERATIVE Until the bonds offered by the CON
tractor have been approved as to suficiency
by this Beard and as 10 form by the Corpora
hon Counsel, the president of this Board hav-
ings the power TO examine the proposed bonds
BY order of the Board of street and water
Commissioners.
-. ..l.....-, GEO. T. BoUToN
Clerk
Dated Jersey city November %. 1905
The Jersey City news., 1905-11-29
NOTICE 70 MANUFACTURES OF TfRE

NOTICE 10 MANUFAcrUHERs OF FIRE
Sealed pr pfobosals will be received at the on,es
.es the Beard OF Fire Commissioners Of Jersey
City, N J., No. IA Bay street, on Friday even
s i@5 Is ns% M steam as saFss, Il furnish t
new 3S5fses ssriaa 81 a hsoS = and ladder trucks
ton chemical engine and hose wagon in ac-
cordgnce with the Specifications for same on
als in the office Of The Clerk q the Board
Bidding Will be divided as foilows:-.
l. One new FIRST size steam ere engine.
:. One new FIRST size steam hre engine, with
Ths shell Of boiler Of eaeii Of the above engines
to be made Of the very best homogeneous steel
stAy-boited throughout In manner fitting it
/, to Withstand double the pressure Required for
fire service.
& The principal heating surface OF each OF said
fold tube system. 50 arranged as to dispense
entirely with the crown sheet. top head and
smoke fiass and e allow the ready removal Of
3. Two 75-foot aerial hook and ladder tr,,cka
with operating device 80 arranged as to render
1t unnecessary to remove the borees In the
L One new s0-galon single tank eonbdna-
tion engine and hose wagon with rubber tires
and exposed cylinder,-
A certified check for $3.50 must accosnranv
sasn bse no snss sae s bS S,adss e Will
forrnity with his bid. ~. =
The accepted bidder will be required to FUR
nish bond with two sureties Cor OF a surety
company authorized to do business in this
State) In the sum of fifty per cent Of the
amount Of his bid Tor faithful performance of
contract.
Proposals must be enclosed In sealed enyel-
opes endorsed, Proposals for (Article Speclfledl
directed to Committee on Apparatus and Re,
pairs and handed to the Clerk Of the Board
la open nestt6e- when called for.
The Board reserves the right to reject any
or all bids IL It considers that the beat in
terests of the city may be conserved by 20
doing.
BY order OF the Board Of Fire Commissioners
RICHARD F. CONNOLLY,
Chairman of the COMMITTEES on Apparatus and
Repairs. 80
CHARLES EsTERBROoK,
Clerk or the Board OF Fire Commissioners
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CORPORATION NOTICE.

CORPORATION NOTICE.
Notice is hereby given that on the
twenty fifth day of September, 1905, ap-
pqication was made to the Board of
Street and Water Commissioners by
Thomas Maioney for the
OF PORTION OF
LARCH AVENUE AND
CHERRY LANE,
and more particularly shown on map
attached to said applicationi and that
the eighteenth day of December, nine
teen hundred and Ave, at 2 o'clock p.
NJ. and the Assembly Chamber of the
City Hail In Jersey City, are hereby
ixed "a the time and place when and
where the Board of Street and Water
Commissioners will meet to hear and
consider all objeeti0ns to said vacation
that may be presented IN writing.
By order Of the Board Of Street and
Water Commissioners.
GEO. T. BoUToN,
Clerk
Dated Jersey City. November rs, 1905.
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IN t.aANcERr Or uEw JERSEY.

IN t.HANcERY OF NEW JERSEY
,.lo 70 Minnie it 2. EnAanons Mildred e. Emmons.
order ot iss court sy cSaSssry Sissss Of s1s
cause whsFein ~ John m ~ Anarus assse' i n Com.
plaAant and, you are defendants you aes re-
gu CURED % appear, plead. demur Or answer %
gay q November next, or that il osfsuIl
tssreeS. s such decree pc made against yss -
The said bnl h hled to obtain 4 aecres of
the Court Of Chancery that the /eo1npla iasnS
ises, that is to say
Al those I've certain lots. tracts; pieces or
and being in Jersey City, Hudson County, Nv
Jersey, more particularly described as follows:
ssegannng a5ss st point on the westerly Ae x
fifty lleol feet southerly, from the southerly
line OF Clinton aveAue. as shown on cerIain
ister) OF the County Of Hudson entitled PROP
erty & I M Barrogs. Bergen. Hudsen
TENDER 1sth, 1851; thence running sodtheriy
ssventysvs as feet thence running westeriy
at right angles 70 Mon icello avenue one huR-
the ga steriy. line Of Jaekson avsnuei themes
northerir along the eastefly line OF Jackson ave-
sas s SO sss ;hsnsg & sss.sTy n
one hundred and seventy-four C1f4) feet to tie
place Of beginning. Excepting therefroirf- 70
Rdwafd r.. Easaions ana vile e Shasles fs ~
Siedler, by deed dated February lat, 1887 and.
recorded in Book so q Deeds for Hadsoa
County, on page. 400 &.
Seosad Tsact tABssiAnfag at d point on eae
westerly side Of Monticello avenue distant
two hundred and tsFShky Eve C225,~ feet south
erly from the southwest OF Monticello
and. Clinton avenues tfencR &o1thariy along
the westerly side Of Monticello avenue to ths
southerly line OF lot twenty-nine tRa9 block
ninety-eight (sSl as shown oo a map entitlsd
Hudson County. New Jersey 1851 duly hied
In the office OF the Clerk .lnow- Reg1sfer) Of
Hudson County; thence westerly along SAID
southerly line OF lot twe1 ty-ntne. le9) seSehty-
six and thirty-nine one-hundredths feet (7s-
30 fI9e1 more OF hess TO the rEar .ltns Of said
along the rear line of lots twepty.uine. twsatg-
eight, twenty-seven and twsnty-six t2s, Is, n
and 261 to the line of land previously ccu>
veyed to the party OF the second part hereto:
thence easseriy along said line OF the party
or the second part to Morkiceilo avenue the
point or plsce OF hegianiAg, Of which ands
Edward r Enifnons. died seized. The said bla
alleges that he was trustee fer the said John
e. .Andfus and that said lands belong 10 the
said complainant.
Ana you. Minnie e. Emfnons. srs made de-
fendaat. because you are the widow and sBaa
deyisee under the viii OF Edward r. Etnmens;
and you, Mildred e, Emsnons, Mary f. En-.
fendants because you are the only children
and heirs-at-fEw OF the said Edward r. En-
mons, deceased Aad by reason thereof may
claim to own the said lands or may have some
interest therein.
Dated septenlber :, 1905
WILLIAM G. BUMSTEDs
Solicitor Of Complaint.
orsee ana Post-ofstos address.
NO. Exchange Place,
Jersey City, N j.
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Il appsaas afssa ! eseens cohdpilatiO

It appsass zfsza q recent compilation
of stas1asds sEewsAg the increase in
Mediterranean shipping facilities that
there are now no lass SAan sixteen lines
of steamships FesularEy plying between
Arnsrica and soutnsea Earo1sah ports.
This is almost AZ iafss merchzns
Heet as y employee in the service be-
pean Atlantic countries. The develop
ment OF this Mediterranean service has
been rapid as is indicated bs; the fact
that the steamships from the above
noted Southern European ports made in
1903 two hundred and forty trips on the
west bound passenger against one hun
drsd and tAfee In 1893, while the east
bound trips numbered, in the last named
year, eighty, aud IN 1894 two hundred
and seventy.
The western trips wee one hundred
and niaety in tie nine months Of this
year against one hundred and SIXTY for
the same time in 1904; the eastern trips
show a slight dimlnutisn I'd number this
season compared wilA nine months IN
1904.
The tonnage of tramp steamers, re-
ported at the New Ysrk cnstom house
last scar. was mere than 4ei, COO 70
Italy ana 7ae, 900 to Gibraltar, it was
es5,eoo ws& bound from ItalTlass year
and sea,o0o in 1899.
The Increase In our commeace with
ftsis q ahuw4 ndstarseq quarter millions
fu 1904 axs5nss ewsnty-avs and aAress
aasrese nazsons 1so4 sagainst twenty.
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fYe millions in 1899; itaports hieher from
that SSa1Hy increased fsafssen and two
ffths miNaShs in Sse years, to thsasy-s Six
millions. making the total commerce
nearly si1ty@niHe millions.
nAe STRIKING featues Of this develop.
nnent Of Meaitsrranean transit facilities
is that it has been almost wholly pro-
NOTED b. passenger basidess, Arrivals
here Of those in the frst cabin increased
from. 1896 in 1893 to $500 in 1904; pas
sengefs Id the second cabin from 600 to
$500 last year, and in the steerage from
6,Q9o 20 in; 1893 70 2lp.0oo I'M 1908; white
for fhe nAe months this year the number
was 100000. ,s
These figures Indicate thai this sIedi-
terranean service has contributed largely
to immigration and this viii doubtless
go far 10 aeceant for the multiplication
ih tAe aaasBsr of lines and Of trips as
above noted. East bound first cabin
passenger traffic increased 6,400 from
1899 to 1904; second cabin from 300 to
2,m9i in the last four years and steerage
121ooo since 1899.
Tie return movement of second class
and steerase passengers chiefly repre-
ssnts the homing Of those who had aei
cutnulated enough wealth to meet their
present Requirements.
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NOTICE OF APPLICATION FOR

leave to assume another name.

leave TO assume another name.
i. To whom it may concern; Pursuant
to the provisions Of an act Of the Legis-
iature of the State of New Jersey enti-
tied, IAN act to authorize persons to
change their names" approved February
"a, 1876, and the acts supplemental
is hereby given that shall apply to the
Court of Common Pleas of the County
of Hudson, at the Court House In Jersey
City, on Thursday, the 28th day of De-
cember next, at ten o'clock in the fore
noon, or as soon thereafter as cHn be
heard, for an order to authorize me to
assume another name, to wit: the name
Of George Noterup.
Dated November %, 1905.
GEORGE HAFNER.
l9 Henry ST., Jersey City, NJ.
Zisgen & Pendergast, attorneys,
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----y State OF New Jersey
l.. -. Department of State.
CERTIFICATE OF FILING OF CONSENT BY
STOCKHOLDERS TO DISSOLUTION.
Ts. ALI to whom these presents may como
Greeting
+ whereas n s6pears to my saHsfactiea. 81,
duly authenticated record OF the proceedings
for the voluntary dlssoluticn thereof deposited
ia my office. that the AMERICAN BRAZING
COMPANY cofporatf5h Of this State, whese
principal Office Is situated at No. is Exchange
Place, IN sthe CITY OF Jersey City. County OF
Hudson. State OF New Jersey a. Herbert Potts
being the agent therein and in charge thereof
upon whom process may be served, has COM
-piied With Sthe requirements Of IAN Act con-
cerning corporations (Revision Of 1Se6),'' pre-
sTfian&re 70 <the lssufhg. OF this Certificate
that such consent has been filed
y Now therefore, I, s. D. Dickinson. Secfe-
hereby certify that the. said corporation did.
on on the sixteenth day Of October. 1905. file in
my office 4 duly exeeated and attested con-
sent in writing to the dissolution OF said cor
porati6n. executed BY more than two-thifds
in interest of the stockholders thereof. which
said certiffoate and the record Of the proceed
ing aforesaid are now file In my said office
as provided bylaw. @;,ls-
In testimony whereof. I have
-s.-s- hereto set my hand and affixed
(SEAL., my OFFICIAL seal, at Trenton, this
sixteenth day of October, A. q.
one thousand nine hundred and
five.
SD. DICKINSON.
Secretary Of State.
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MASTERS sALEA1N cf1ANcERY OF NEyvI

MASTERS sALEArN cf1ANcERY OF NEW.
Between IoHn s. Lyons, Complainant, ana
Samuel n. Lyons. and o<hers Defendants. !
On bill for partition and decree Tor sale.
BY virtue OF a decree Of the Court Of Chan.
Gerry Of New jersey. made IN the above ehtitled
cause on The seventeenth day Of March, nine-
teen hundred and ave, directing sale OF alb
and singular the premises mentioned and del
fai Master IN Chancery OF New Jersey shah
sell at public vendue to the highest bidder Oh
FRIDAY, the irst day Of Deeetnher, nineteen
hundred and ive,
of Pierre F Cook. No. Exchange Place, Jersey
City, New Jersey, in such portions as "a me
shall seam most for the interest Of the parale8,
all the Following lands and premises, being a
sale, to wit:saAlt those certain lots OF land and
premises situate in the City OF Jersey City.
In the County OF Hudson ana Stale q New
Jersey, and which on certain map thereof
entitled. Map Of iots IN shs Sixteenth Ward
and II. N. Ese, 1875 - made 81 DoSss =
Bailey, City Surveyors. and fled in TIE
Of the Clerk (now Ragister) Of Hudson Coun
Juno IL. 1873 are laid down and DESIGNATED
lots o4fe t1) and two a. and the portion OF III
(es). Immediately In the rear thereof, In bloeA
six hundred and hfty-seven t557). Including zad
4nchoate rtSht OF dover scf The d6fend&nka.
Grace May Lyons, wife OF said Complainant,
defendant. Samuel H. Lyons and Lillian Judga.
wife Of said c=fendant. frederick w JUDGE
together with all and singular the heredittas
ments and appurtenances 70 the said preFniseA
belonging or IN anywass 5sss sgPsrts.'nlSg ys I. I
Special Master in Chancery OF New Jersey,
/ Exchange Place.
Jersey City. N. :.
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with tin spoon and an iron fork such
as any seul!sfy maid ID the royal Kitchen
might SGT bsfSre 1 casual beggar. but
would nsver cendsscehd to ,ise herself.
He had Il put up with seaman's fare
that took the skin off his mouth and his
bed was the regular CANVAS hahimOeE
that he had TO put up and take down like
any other sailor.'' This rought life seems
to have hadia good effect OH the prince.
The fact thai be il d sailor has eivsh him
much of his POPULARITY u NosWay. In
deed, it IS by no neans improbable that
L has haa aAsh u Dc With Ais. SELECTION
az the sovereign ef that country, for ths
Norwegians like a good sailor. Some
times it pays d young man 10 10 through
a rough training.
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School and college life is nnicrocos1n,
offering miniature reelection of many
phases Of the bigger life, phases in Them
selves quite as curious and illuminating
in human narure, says the Newark
Evening News All those class and
caste sorts of tyranny, such as tagging,
haxfhg. infexelass fighting, rules of pro-
scfiption, ctr, are peculiarly interesting.
Many Of them are barbaric and absurd
as they ara cruel, but as time goes on
they seem 10 have as much hold on the
undergraduate mind as in days of yere.
So powerful is the strength of the en-
vironment that the government Of teach.
ing institutions has found it polite to
compromise with this tremendous hered-
fly. instead Of making implacable war
with It the snly way in which it can ever
be devitaiised. The Meriwether court
martial now in progress at Annapolis
and the traSical denouement. which was
the logic Of multitude Of facts preced-
ing It, impose great stress on the grav-
ity Of the general conditions which mold
the social side Of institutional life.
West Point and Annapolis as schools
Of war apprenticeship, with almost in
evitable tendency to exaggerate the con-
ception of personal worth and class inn
portance, plus its attendant notion Of So
cial discipline as an adjunct of military
discipline, may be in the van of the
methods Of explcitation. But We and
the same spirit sharply exempli6ed in
civil institutions Of learning.
Prescription running into prescription,
chartered vetoes rooted In tire prac-
tice Of many generations animate
the life Of such institutions as Yale,
Harvard. Columbia and Princeton,
With their nanerous small fry iln-
itasors. copying their defects even
more faithfully than their virtues.
The results do not often run into such
affairs aa the Bsanch-Meriweather af.
fair. to be sure. But it is as plain as
sunlight that such deDlorable affairs
eoala not se, were It not for the multi
piled causes which propagate the dis
erinaination q student feeling. The fatal
Annapolis duel vas ne airesE result Of
i series of petts elass ana pesssnas per-
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secutions which in themselves are frivo-
leds and tyrannieaa in AN extreme de-
gree. a o
The testimony before the Annapolis
court-maftiAI concerning the causes that
led up to the tragical FIST fight has re
vealed good deal that is interesting.
Meriweather had been disAkeds because
he was toe "satty;;n that is, disposed to
resent the rules laid down b; the upper
classmen for the government Of the
lower classes. For example, the latter
may not enter certain walks of the
campus; must turn all corners at right
angles; must salute aid answer most
respectfully when one of the superior
beings deigns to address them; must
never touch the mess table or ask for
anything at a meal, and must never
fuss that is, enjoy the companiohship
Of a girl Under any circumstances on the
campus under the nenalty If sharn re-.
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can,bst * Il 4bo A,asx,,a 64a4. .s.s
4 is ,sa,ass i avoda .,ha ;ss sss
Erarv co,,eoa stnaon. of ~ a,,.,4,.
can e.s;lv ,o,nt - s;,n,,.. as,,..,.. =
affo;4s = h;s ass,, .ns.;,,t;8ss .n.,,..
vare,Y. . /, a...o. ana a,Hs.;,,,. t, as.,a,
Hausvar ,,.s,nacra t;, 4 s,..;f ~. -. -.
lnpas and ,,n,rars;t;as a IN
q, ,,,ost no rt,snlsrs .hsv ara sin S,t,..ad
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determinations and in the enforcement
Of them by personal abuss ana outra ge
Perhaps. indeed some honor Il fo be
rendered to the final test of this kind Of
collision in the personal con,bat Of war
college practice. Al all events Il bel
speaks courage ana individual response
bility. and does not resolve itself into he
poltroonery Of numbers attacking one or
a few without power to resist or retali-
ate. All, these things make up an unfor-
tunate atmospher Of college life. Whe4
ther it be at Annapolis or Yale West
Point or Princeton. the sooner that fac-
ulty government sets about the suppress
sion Of the causes in i relentless sp;rit,
the better for the institution and the
public.
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,WgDNEsDAa NOVEMBER %, 1905.

ils, ttractive
sqppositis yesterday George Z. Rec
ord assumed charge Of the Assemhly1nen
who Sisitef the State Gapftos and he at
reEnpted to create the impression tAat
The delegation from this county viii be
subject TO his orders. Record knows very
weN that he will not be able to control
anere than half the deievatfen, but Bluff
ing has always been his aaainssAy, and
liesing that the Assembiynsn in other
aiveing that the Assernblymea in other
sections OF the State will follow in his
lead If they thtnk ne is going to be IN
the position Of debating the policy ef the
incoming Legislature 1t was announced
that Hudson win oppose the candidacy
OF Assemblyman Robbins for Speaker.
This caused no surprise, though it q not
eeftaif eEaf lie a1isfSu ussefaeSt Is aafhsrs-
itative KssgmibFF y6an Robbins IS an ezs
perienced legislator and he has the back.
ing of the. State Repubaiesn Leaders.
That Is one Of. the reasons Record il
agaiase hin. Record ard Colby. whose
andbition Is 70 get confF5i Of the State
organization, would aiiss 70 have Assem-.
blynzaa afsrtiH made Speaker. Judsins
from ting sentiment VI the Republicans
Of ne sosnetss outside of Esss1 and
Hudson, the Recorascolby combination
will have 90 aurre fnauencs IN the mat.
ter of the esasesicn ye ehs officers of the
Assembly c1sD wtis che Democratic mi.
noris7<