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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-04-12
OFFICIAL LEGAL NOTICES.


ATTENTION IS CALLED TO THE ADvER-
10 25 1905, Of the confirmation by the Board Of
Assessors and the entering in the Bureau for the
COLLECTION Of Assessments and Arrears, OF asses
uents for LOCAL IMPROVEMENTS In the BOR-
OUCH or THE BRONX:
from BnOok Avenue 20 81 AIMS Avenue, also
SETTING NEW CURB, RESErTING AND RE-
JOINTING OLD CURB AND LAYING CROSS
WALKS where necessary. EAST i6sTH STREET
GiNG AND LAYING cRosSwALKs from jerome
Avenue 10 Grand Boulevard and Concourse,
EDWARD n. CIRCUIT Comptroller.
city Of New York, April II, 1905.
ATTENTION is CALLED 10 THE ADvRR-
TISEAENT IN THE CITY RECORD Of April nth
90 2lth, 1905 of the Confirmation by the supreme
Court and tbS entering In the Bureau for the Col
lection Of As essments and ATrears OF Assessments
FOR OPENING AND ACQUIRING TITLE 70 the
following named Road In the BOROUGH OF THE
NTH WARD, SECTION II, QUARRY ROAD
OPENING, from Sd Avenue 70 Arthur Avenue
CONFIRMED March u, 1905, and March 10, 1905
EDWARD ". CIRCUIT. comptrollsr.
city Of New York, April ioth, 1905.
TISENENT ~ THE CITY RECORD Of April y
10 % 1915. Of the confirmation By the Board OF
Assessors and the entering 10 the Bureau for the
Collection Of Assessments and ArTears, Of Assess
ment for LOCAL IMPROVEMENTS In the Dor
OUCH OF MANHATTAN. - -
ERS, east and west sides, between 7eth and 18th
EDWARD n. CIRCUIT. Comptroller.
CITY OF New York, Apul II. 1905.
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Regular and supplementary mails close A. Fof-
etgn Station tcOTnef OF West and Morton StreetO
half hour later than closing time shown below teI
cept that supplementary Mails for Europe and
Central America. Via Colon, close one hour ater AZ
Foreign station.
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nAILRnAnA
PENNSYLVANIA
R RIO AID,

-
RAILR AID.
THE oNLr EqCH;TEASK lily L5SE LEADING
" ~ GsiiTRERT AMI pEsBRossES AkD
CoRTLANDT STREETS. 49,, ~,
la9dt sireeg Is hive minutes stsr !han that given
below for Twenty !niTd q, street station
.SSsA9 GHIfc6AfGioIs iiPp EEiGlItANi yor c,pc,p.
'Ioa6 H. N. THE PESNSYIyRNIA LIMITED.
rasP.M. ciiic9SGSEo5.. e elSN9elfiSS%Au a ST.
LOUIS EXPRESS.
e sap. n WESTERN EXPRESS
.s4sPM eASVF( AE EXrRE CINCINNATI EXP.
'0BB p. n. Pff-fSBtRG SPECIAL.
WASHINGTON AND THE SOUTH.
csl5 -con Sr,ssiohsi Llfnlisd"i. 1925 'l75. l5s.
e:25 p. m. 1910 night sunday. s25, ,92S ,l n9s
as, AS AS, s.25 p p m. is:io night,
SOUTHERN RAILWAY S:7S. las p. m, 1910
ATLtNrfi e' 6oAsT LINE.-s2S a m and O75 p. m.
sEABoARD AIR LINE-i7aS p. m. and 1910 a. m.
NoRfoLK a WESTERN RAiLwAY.-s2S p. m.
cHESAPEAKE a OHIO RAILwAY.-7:S a. m.
ro Tse ~ days tSS P m fdesll{ and NoRFoK
ATLANTIC clTY.-s.5s a. m. and 7:SS p. m. week.
CAPE MAH.-i2b5 p. m, week days.
LONG BRANCH ASBURI PARK North Asbury
Park sundays and Point Pleasant, 855 a. m.
i2z5 s7S !% p m and i3i 8 nigh, week days
FOR PHILADELPHIA
COS, 725 s755, S25 SIS, sp25, 't8bj, 'a5S "ti075.
'iO.55, ii5 a. m i2:25, 'i255, S. 40 ass, 1925.
SIS AS, 'G25 Ass ('f455 for North philade lphlA
only) '5.55, 6:b5, 1855, s.2S. e25 p.S for North
Philadelphia only y. m. 1910 night week days.
sundays sos '7.b5. s25. 'a25. 'feS5, 955, 'tl025,
'l0.55 q. M 1925. 'i265. 'l55, 'a75, S.55, 'l25'
t'iE5S for North Philadelphia only - IS; ,Se5,
ass, 1855, s25. a25 a.55 for North Philadelphia
only y. M. 1910 night.
sDnihg car. tEXtTa fare train.
Ticket o}hces, Nos. 46i 1885, iis and 26i Broadway;
iR Fifth avenue tbelow 23d ST.; 263 Finn avenue
corner 10Th ST.: Aston House. and stations
named above; Brooklyn, A2 Fulton street, 800 Full
ton street, $50 bro adway and Pennsy lvanla Annex
Station The New York Transfer Company VIII
call for and check baggage from hotels and resi-
drnCes through to destination.
Telephone "S4S Chelsea" for Pennsylvania Railroad
Cab Service.
W " ATTFRBURY, j. r. WOOD,
General Manager. pass'r frame Manager.
Gro W. BOYD.
General Passenger Agent.
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PosT OFFICE 'l NoTioE.

POST OFFiCE NOTICE,
tShouid be read DAILY By All Interested Al
changes may occur AZ any timel
Fofelgn malls for the week ending April 49, 1906
viii cloge (PROhPTLf IN All cases. AZ the General
Post once e. follows: REGISTERED AND pan.
CELS-POSr NAILS close one hour earlier than
for Germany close al y. N. April no. per steam
ehip Grosser kuuumt; April q. per tteamshlp
helm H.
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IRRGisTERED MAIL for overland despsteh'
closes At 900 2. m, previous day.
TRANsPACIFIc MAILS, FORWARDED OVER
IN Ii Al

The schedule OF closing OF TrAnspacihe Msi
9nta Isn 6sTSr S 'rans 10 poT, OF sailing Th
hnAl connectlng malls .eIoepl hegiSeIeI ,l,oTs
Rsein ,,, Mans oI ssst,e which Close p ~ previous
day. close a. the General Post once Ne" fo'N
HAWAII. via San Francisco. close st6P, n. April
HAwAii japan KOREA. GU 81 ana P ,to..
p. ". Aorii - for despatch per steamship
HAwAiI. VA San Frsncisco. close sts ?. NJ Apr
for dssDslch psT sse}smsIRllP NsT HS a., Ga,
Francisco. close q p NJ. April Is for oespa"H
per steamship Manpo9. - ,r-,
NET zEALANp ArsTsAALLIoA tsaIGGS%Rl ,r VT =,
VIA san Francisco. close a. P n ApH' 4.
III cunsTd steamer CARVING The BRUSH M.
for New Zealand docs not arrive 10 time ID
ihS TT 81 $50 "a, 4. g.. ESQ (. M. and P. NJ Sun
DAYS a. 80 A. ~: a; >. ~ r Snq r AVA q,
FIJI ISLANDS and specially sddTess,d nsn 10y
AUSTRALIA and NEW CALEDONIA. -
Vancouver and Victoria b. C.. close a, Q
Apnl y for despatch per steamship Alq2wteaptr
CHINA and specially addressed mail for =.
PHILIPPINE ISLANDS, via NancouyeL az
s :ISs p b 81 sss soss ~ EMPIRES q Ehna
PHILIPPINE ISLANDS and GUAM, via san Fra1
cisco: oiose At Q P. N. April % for de'pa'.
HAEAIi. JAPAN koREA. CHINA and PHILIP,
P. NJ 1pnl y for despatch per s,ean's',
Korea.
HANCHCR1A feKoert Mukden. Newchweng A. !
Pom Arthun and EASTERN SIBERIA "a 81
present forwarded via Russia,
NOTE.-UnloSs otherwise addressed. West Al'
traiA IL forwarded via Europe; New Lea'al y
Via San Francisco: and certain PLACES N ,a'
Chinese Province OF NunnAn, via British lnds
the quickest route. Philippine specA
addressed via Europe must he fluy preIA9 y
a. the foreign rates, Hawaii Il forvar0Nl
via San Francisco exclusively.
WILLIAM r. WILCOX. Postm1iff
Post once. New YORK, y. Y. Apnl z, 1917
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TYPEWRTTEHS.

RENTS IIPENRIItRS 1 6 81! Hf Fti::;;
oELlo The typewriter Exchange.
~ Barclay Sc. Tslephons IlSl-CoIuAndt
TYPEWRlTTRS.-An standard makes rented
and kept 10 order; ribbons free; machines sold tror
70 70 30 per cent. lees than Manufacturer prcrf
y. S. WEBSTER CO, 10 Park Place. Telephone
$50 Cortland.
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MEDICAL.

QUICKEST PERMANENT CURE 10 disease
OF men, dangerous cases solicited. relief a. once
those doglrtnT only hrtt class toientihc tIeatmeI
~ ,IsSenk sgsssslsiI ~ SoNS2AiS J d
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SPRING nEaOhTa
.AessS-se-eeyNe~@s<N=s ~~T9N~~e>--s,a1ss.e-.
NEW JERSEY.
Atlantic ctty.
HOTEL CHELSEA.

40 rooms 100 Private Sea Water Baths
Greatest ocean frontage. neaseI the water and
Golf ATtesian Well French Cuisine, Cafe. OrcheHrn.
NHW YORK OFFICTS, PARK Place, II A. ~ 20
ppm Tel oOSO CouiAndt, Holland HOUSE. after
1 p a. Tel. $3.50 Mad. 50. Plans shown. rates
quoted and fu information given by personal
TrprcsentAtivc j -. THOMPSON a co.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-04-12

ELI SOBEI.. Auct.. % Bovey, sells 10 A. NJ.
Ali goods pledged 10 April S. 1904
April i7IJeWelry. odds and ends, &C. Thomas
Newman Sons. Brooklyn.
ApriI is-CiothinT. F. Sobel a Son iI2e ID av.
April iI-Clothlng and jewelry. A. AnSpach.
$50 Willis Av.
Of 20 and all goods held over. Lowy, 7t7 6th av.
April t7-Clothing. Bronx Loan once, r. Cohn,
Prop. 27pt Sd
Aprl H-Jswelry. watches, diamonds. &C. VIII
liam prArer. AZ 1th av.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-04-12

PASSAIc. n. ia row Of very desirable stoLy
browustone and brick houses. In most select neigh
borhood Passaic, y. J., always occupied; each
house contains Q rooms and bath, with all modern
COW enlenCes hardwood trimmings throughout.
sire OF each lot iOOI6O would sell separately, OF
the outright for $4,000, on very liberal terms
" MrDoNALD.wIGGINsc CO.. 2s7 Broadway.
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MARLBOROUGH HOUSE,

Atlantic City, NJ j.
STONE. IRON AND SLATE CONSTRUCTION.
Ciairns pTrc nlnencc for It's location, constr,ic.
tion, eonvsnisnces and best New YORK patronage.
Whole block on ocean. Music lhroughout wear,
Sea water In EN- baths. Ice water and phones in
rooms Capacity 90, Golf. booklet. Ownership
MANAGEMENT JOSIAH WHITE SONS,
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RUTHERFORD. n. j.. 80 minutes 20 a9d or
Chambers 81, ferries; we have a number Of nll
size city lots IN Rutherford Terrace. al the depot
all the convenlences Of a strictly up 70 date city
good train service; price $3.50 each; II sold In one
parcel will make liberal terms; chance for pront-
able Investment. For maps, &C. apply 70 our
MepoNALp. wIeaINs 90. 2s7 Broadway.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-04-12

l. L. FIRuSKI Auct., 20 Bowery, sells at 10 A. NJ.
Apnl 70 By estate A. J. Heaney. jewelTy.
Npnl l3-By william Simpson. 81 Park row:
diamonds watches Jewelry and all pledges prior TO
Feb H. 1904. 10 No. 1901 OF 1904. and all goods re-
served from previous sales.
Apul l3-By George Weaver. 800 9th aV. clothing,
&C pledged prior April 3. 1904
Co t7e eth av.; diamonds. watches, jewelTy and
All pledges from June s. 1902 10 Feb. 20. 1904 from
Nos iisS to 2asss and all Older dates held over.
ApHl i4-By n, Levy, % Carmne st.; diam Onds,
watches jewelry and all pledges PRIOR April T. 1904
April i4-By b. Dreyer. A2 9th av.: clothing,
&C pledged prior April 4, 1904.
April III by NJ q L. Harlan, i57 Past i7Sth st.:
diamonds watches, jewelTy and all pledges PRIOR
Anil = 1904, and all older dates held over
April 7-By \. Mayer. Jersey city; clothing.
April Is-By VI. a P. Bruckhemer 2iOS Sd av.:
clothing &C pledged prior April q. 1904.
April BY William simpson Co. ISL. formerly
ISL Bowery: diamonds, watches jewelry. and an
hedges PRIOR Feb 1. 1904 also No. 1855 .ASs6 OF
iao3 and all goods reserved from previous sales.
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SARATOGA SPRINGS, n. Y, In the centre Of
the town: beautiful mansion containing all modern
convcniences, three baths, hardwood Trimmings
throughout, spacious yerandas, &C, acres OF
wooded lawn. large stable and carriage houses;
most picturesque surroundings. this home cost
10000, but can now be purchased at $4,000. We
have fun particulars Bt
MCDONALD WiGGiNs CO.. ?57 Broadway.
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THE IRVINGTON,

on the Beach at Virginia ave, overlooking Board.
walk and Steel Pier very centre OF all attractions.
Modern Up TO date hotel capacity 800. Every com
fort and equipment, Including elevator, steam heat
baths, sun paTlors. etc. Special reduced rates 10
Spring guests-siO up weekly, y up daily. Table
'11 ". =. WATTS.
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$4,000 will purchase patent rights for safety
device for quickly stopping machinery OF all kinds
In OF an accident essential In factories, &C,
MoDoNALD Virgins oC.. aS7 Broadway.
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FIFTH AVE. AUCTION ROOMS
2Ss Fifth Ave, William B. Norman, Aucuoneer.
CONSOLIDATED SALE no. BY AUCTION or
The PTOVldant Loan Society
Of New York.
to F RSifaRir H q En- Ro' oF HftSy'
279 9Th Ave,
unredeened plsdr;s running nom No. is;.G %
No. 1870, both inclusive, and ali pledges left over
' ELDRIDGE STREET OFFICE
From No gosls 70 So u !iOa both noluEv, ard
all P'dEei i' t SysT iy sTRE 2T' oTFCE
From No ssio7 20 No. a.oT7, both inclusive and
all Di'dES1S sf ~ i GEsI 0 STREET iSEA offICE
From No lO7d8 70 No. II ,709, both inolualVe. and
All pledges left over from former sales
WEI" i" az 10 oo''CcIIocki Each Day i'' -
Exhibition Monday Tuesday April 10Th q iith.
CENTRAL AUCTION. CO.. N. SheehAn, AuO-
hoReSr S2 SnS - Sa9S 81 E se Az diamonds,
Ann iSDBy o' iBis Ryan; clothing
jewclry, &c., TO April ], 1904.
Apri is-By II. Miller: clothing.
Aprll it-By II McAleenan, ~ sth ay. diamopds'
/. 1904. 10 No. 2O2O0 March 81 1904 Inclusive, and
old dsies and pp% ms l'. hsd o aye svn
~ T.: diamonds, watches, silyerware, from No.
500 Feb 90 1904, TO No. 459t, March II, 1904 In
elusive and all old dates and numbers held over.
April i7-By NJ. L, Fullsn. $50 10th av-: clothing 20
Aprfi is--By r. Simpson Co. its West I'D St:
diamonds. iewelry. &C, pedued TO March l. 1904.
Nos I TO FoOO and all goods held over.
April is-By n. McAeenan. iA Sth av. clothing
&c. pledged to April 10. 1904
April by l.. NJ Levy, 6O7 Columbus av,; Ola
monds, watches. Jew elry. SC. all pledges 20 April
10. 1904
Apn ia-By n. Freel. 20 New Chambers st.:
clothing pledged 20 April 10, 1904.
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N-.ooO|y~NNSNNo0Nyoo0Sy~~ o-NN00-70JOINNNNrsN00N
A LARGE corporation. Incorporated under the
laws OF New YORK state, capitalized az $500 600
and owning 10000 acres OF timber land with plant
valued at 100000. Offers about 100000 stock al
500 per share; enormous prOnts annually. which
lnsures large dividends on Investment company
controlled BY business men OF long experience In
this particular line we invite the strctest invest
CATION; best Of commercial references furnished
For further particulars apply TO
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PARTY wanted with $4,000 large brick plant
only miles out. capacity OF plant 100000 brick
annually properly consists Of ~ acres and has
unlimited clay. II Is fully equipped with all mod
ern up TO date machinery; this Is an exceptionally
good opening: investor will be made one OF the
oniceH OF the company. and money under your
own control. For particulars apply 10
MCDONALD -WfGGtNS CO.. Isl Broadway.
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s25,OOO-A party wanted with that amount to
take charge Of New York City once for one OF the
largest and most fsvoraby known companies IN
this country; plant located in philadelphia best OF
references given and required. Particulars at
MCDONALD -WIGGINS co, 257 Broadway.
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FOREST HILL. y. Beautiful 10 room house.
with bath: lot 5OXlOO this Is a bargain for 5000.
sell on easy terms Particulars at
McDONALD -MLGGLNS COL. 81 Broadway.
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1905-09-21

~si0oi eammaeea Monday maeb s.
tIs aiaaHteaf 81 tHe average small
baG ebo eaa.d rather s Kites an#
chase bafgtfHIU tIau daus fau IH5
fountain 81 aHoa etse
Tie golden smas dals H tat
leHe saeafisu iats Iflei swiftly Ih
.io tHa Hst Ser hH ae mouths.
tHe small by H4s #,Hc4 aul swan
aHi hunted Eaw camping aa8 Hoas.
So eafefmelam aHi arp'o Ias haa
bis hack sau0aruea and ls u
pes.ei aHa As eug3@ la aad has
H-eu generally happy dtHf aal eaa-
tgHteI Nas flat 1872 past Pain
faHf clean. carefully dressed aa1
dt asdlF aue0HtuHaBe the small
hs dragged himself fo HU ths
morning feelUe ttfJ mfH e. ibf
9tF martyrs fs.t ulsu fheF fgu Sled
ths faad apH.f fora .Dt a HHn
HlH, aid faed sapUy consisting ~
themselves Asa mafef af Aet ihc
sara hof FgasaIIt ias a pretty Foad
tlme EaluK to sae Uuy H daat
knae ile akha i IS faah1
mpaf ep9n aul BE- aHt o4e at
t1e eneh trees ahd h4n tae Ntas
cff ogf le each other fHm tle nua
c8Ies aHd vlsta ne eas 8 H.fi sra na4
HlthBe i6 ST. luf io afoaai aH dat
like aIe bfBs lHa seek iH WIli ba
siesd.c3 aoph and ele sfeHlscgue 81
vacation slH le gaHe AHdm few
wears tlse sUaI tut NHl oek aea 81
iis Hm dsTs me,IaNed 81 theeaI8eu
haze 81 rettaspeei aficuet H the
mla of memfg and fsi4 abat
mpW glowing .a4eas 1an theg we're
And sep uai ulea S. considered
himself q MARTYR De eas having the
MappHf time D. ever sI.I have frf
vs. children 0f IS larger growth au H
a sfernef sehoa fhau ans Nat Tie
ssfao lag dreams of and - problems
afs eofkol auI la bitterness and tears.
aud ln eur school there Is failure l0r
tho many while onlY d few attain suc.
eesS and even success ahen attained
isesmes cheap iaWdy s lie pessesor
Qalte 2 change ID he weather
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1905-09-21

Mrk Geo Kapp vlll return hone
from Colorado nest SATURDAY
John getcham, o. Allawee, was n
town today
Jas s Davenport Is suffering with
y severe cold
Df Thomas Feeulsteg . friend of g.
W Castor Is here sn = short visit
from California
". = salggs and family srs moying
into thslf elegant nsW lone 10 tie
MArn addition today
Dr q. " X smith. Of Blueiaekst.
vas here today a. msnhef of TIE
pension examining board
A crowd of young people sent out
on Iilg Cabin last night and indalgsd
Ia = campfire oyster suppsr
eli. NcClellAnd o. ClAremoge. 4
here looking after Ills nsW lnlldlng
which Is being erected On tie east
side
ST Parks returned horne toiAy
from Springfield No where he has
been for the past ten days receiving
treatment for eAtaFFh.
g H Rogers returned home lsst
Night from Tulsa Whsre he attended
3 meeting q the executive committees
u the single statehood movement.
lie reports An enthusiastic meeting
Il i proposed Ia cas- q street CaFui.
Fal Is hold here This fall that oue
evening ahall be devoted 20 lolnt
detats Of the statehood inoYcmsut BY
prominent speakers representing both
sides
Foot-hali will b. one the great a..
fractions IN Vinita during ths carnival
The boys wlll lave a. good team a.
The Missouri University ard several
games all be arranged toF carnival
week.
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1905-09-21
TAs op.nine Reespslan.

Things are starting af nicely a.
tie College The fetal nu.lment s
81 u mlIi b. vel faf ih0 Nha "a.
poet & mafrlculate faf Tits ferm
Wart % So 81 81 ultif tef estiest
caatenlsncs oaiae g tie facf iimt
tts report had gone ca that TIE Cet
lese would not apeu tfls 4eaf e1me
are Hftie ATE .n coming n bst tAe
mauas meut are vel pleased Vtl
the ptespssis af Tie s.he. and e.
.leFe it wlll s. tie besi Yesf 81 tbe
HISTORY Il tha Eoes FRIDAY even.
lnF ths opsulnF reception IW ihe
ars' term " "a given "A short pro
gram has lsen arranged fha WI.
s thr nnst appamuee sc ths uea
tsachem af music aadr8ausa Iba
seaea pabIri IS cordially invited
aud urged ta be present le meet tiae
nes facag aHt spend ths evening
s3cAlf with tte sfa tnts
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Pullsa m.r ca.

4 coiored gentleman 81 the name
Lguel lad saue angFy words slif his
lady ffieHd ion ths east side yesterday
and during tha rough house Which
followed. some carving aas done
TIE fuung iad5s matteF 0gs that
Lfneh vas pesticatln around ihc
house. Agaln THIS morning and Size
pulled Aer gun ou HIN ard forrest hlm
q leave Tie premises She has uutl
asd tls uitet States marshal that
ans attempt go the paH e. i.ynch q
interfere With Ter faml'y Affairs elll
laaLLll laI h AInalns lin
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1905-09-21

Res y Z Butler vas hefs tsm
W4nneaeoi ysst fiay looklue afte rhls
property interests Mr Uatsr Is
soon % transfer ffam the Indian Ns
sion Conference g. Carlsbad. Nau
Msaieo an aceount 81 TIE bealth ~
oHo 81 ls daughters Mr. Butler
hAs been iu tbs conference la1 tNea.
tY-ate feans coming hefo Nhen ills
cauutB was strictly 4 missionary
field lis lastemfes lave Included
ihe beg lu tne TERRITORY ana have
beeH maffe.ousy saceesfuE As a
pa'p.t mau BE rauks vets hgh he
Aa primes Among Ffeaeien and dar
mE lia four 8eas mStQatt be- bIuiia
preached O. laWe c5bEfegat aHd
tfe church eas exceedingly prosper
0N andsr bls ministry I1f chief
tain takes pleasure be commencing
Nr hailef % the people 81 bis nee
ne.d ard bsspeaks fef BIN as sacetss
fuj q career there a. has neH ISIS
here NJ hutef s. nat 1nb an a.
teIlcetaal preacher buf what is Car
leltef Dc IS q mau % deep p.rtaaIi
q aatauens msn ofe5efy cass ana
condition De- is constantly eesiHe O..
Hff up aui he'p fallen humanity
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1905-09-21

}. u Cruseer vas arrested Monday
morning Cor kccping bis butcher shop
open on sunday there being a city
ordinance making q unlAafai 10 keep
business houses open GA tie sabtath,
with The exception u drug stores
which afe Permitted 70 seli medicine
and batcher shops are permitted q
remain open from 5 % . n on
sunday for thf ale of meat alone
NJ Crosssf sags ha vii Ask for iay
trial the cass ~as q come Up Monday
Afternoon
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Rallrssa. nsna. Carried.

Tho tale9 bend election fof tie
Vlni 3 wssts-u railroad carried It
CoHey lasf FRIDAY by vote of
~ @ ~ TIE Commercial Club 4
Coie vile tas ats9 pledges themselves
% add SOU Ia cash q the amount
70 - pY tie ciif and e procure ten
miles q right af,way tegluuineat TIE
eiiy limits Caiisyfil.s las maintain
81 her fepaiaian of taking everything
that will ada . the gfoeth g tbt
elty.
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Wa Meehs 81 fhh ciig was mar.
ued g Miss 6al1ls pmn 81 soaih.
eesi NIiY Mo 0n seFfsutefll Mr.
Ns.ls returned e KnRa asf ~aiaf-
daf HIS elfe S nos visiting eith
her aNee Nn Conrs s. ed
Ne wis frIends are Inclined g
doal1 Tie tgu1 81 the bt tie
Cmsfian has i simleht e Is ams
ta send lu your congratulations
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want. ,hs LA on riaha

; b Gfusset desires tie Chieitain
20 state thai BE- believes Ia SUNDAY
closing 81 an lines of b,aincss but
that i the l.d is @ la pat % Ter
bis benefit alone De objects aud vlii
fie Information against aihrn wha
constantly violate tls lau against
SUNDAY opening.
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1905-09-21

lle special agent completed the
enmI'emeDt 81 ilelewaro Indian clti.
tens of the Cherokee Nation Who are
ta share lu The distribution Of tie
tl9a coo soou to Dc paldlhy the govern.
@ebt Tie numlaf enrolled vas i0gs
lih numbef includes those WHO have
died since uctober 1904 This pay
ment vii be made as SOON as Agent
Kelsey returns and makes tie ueees
afF arrangements The estlmaye Is
t@i the prcapia sHaps 9ill ae about
Hoa
Wm Wiuiref of Miami was al.
Judged In1ne at s special session u
court here testerIat
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@e H'"e' accomplishing Of go
Los Angeles herald., 1905-10-04
ATTACKS TRUST COMPANIES
New York Bank President Declares
That Their Methods Constitute
Great Financial Danger
BY Associated Press.


NEW YORK, Oct. 3.-Charges that
the statement Of the New York banks,
as issued weekly, has become farce,
and that the trust companies in ex-
tending large credits without maintain
ing adequate cash reserves constitute a
great danger, were made to the Clear
ing House association today by the
president of the Corn Exchange bank,
William A. Nash.
The Corn Exchange bank Is one Of
the most important financial institu-
tions of the city, having deposits of
about $40,000,O0O
Mr.. Nash denounced the existing
state of affairs by which the trust COM
panies, operating outside of the clear
ing house and not subject to its rule,
are not obliged to maintain the cash
reserve of one-fourth of the sum of
deposits, while reserve is required of
national banks by federal law and of
other clearing house banks by the
rules of that institution. He urged
that measures be taken to bring the
trust companies under the regulations
of the clearing house.