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The Republican. [volume] (Mountain Home, Idaho) 1903-1909, 1906-05-15

val 1752.5o; tax 94.23,pen 3.42, adv soc.
total 38.15.
Harris, A J est, Mtnhome--Lots 16,
II, IS, 19, 20, q, %. Blk 8 of Col add
to Mtnhome, val 14o.oo, 2 wagons 80,
6 horses 5000, harness 2o.oo, total val
10000; tax 1881, pen l.38, spl sch dist
No 6, tax $50, pen SIC, vii OF Mtnhome
tax l.54, pen l5c, adv SOC total 2o.9o.
Hammond, F II, Glenns Ferry--Lot
No s, blk No 13 Of Glenns Ferry, val $40,
Imp 10000, total val 240.oo; tax 7.80,
pen 7Sc, spl sch dist No 10, tax 1872, pen
l9, adv 25c, total 1904.
Hall & Kelsey, Mtnhome-Lot No /,
blk No 3, value 475.oo, lot 6 of blk 2
$4,000, imp 10000, lots No l and 2 Of
blk l 5000, imp 10000, lots 10 and 20,
blk 6 10000, imp 10000, total val 2S75.o
tax 93.43, pen 9.34, spl sch dist No 6 tax
N.94, pen 2.49, vii of Mtnhome tax
9l.6z, pen 3.16, adv 1.25,. total 1923.
Holland, John, Altanta--House first
east OF Wootsn's res, Atlanta, val $loo,
6 oxen 140.oo, total val 244oo, tax 1888,
pen 79c san tax l0c adv SOC total 9.33.
Howard, Guy, Mtnhome--Imp on
possessory right on South Boise River,
val 5000, wagon 1000, s cattle $500,
% horses 328.oo, 2 horses $500, total val
$500, tax LAB, pen 2.l4, sanitary tax
35c pen o4c, poll 2.5o, road $50, adv soc,
total 30.46.
Imper, Antoine, Mtnhome--Lot 81 Of
Garrett add to Mtnhome, 5 a, val 1oooc
tax 1926, pen 33, spl sch dist No 6, 75c,
pen o8, adv 25c, total 4.66.
Howeth, E & G, Anaconda Mont, Land
The Republican. [volume] (Mountain Home, Idaho) 1903-1909, 1906-05-15

1t pours the oil of life into your
system. Ii warns you up and
starts the life blood circulating.
That's what HOLSTERS Rocky
Mountain does. 35 cents, Tea or
Tablets. Roscoe w. Smith.
The Republican. [volume] (Mountain Home, Idaho) 1903-1909, 1906-05-15

Geo. Hall was in town last Tues
day from his famous fruit ranch
on the Snake. "Strawberries and
cream" will soon be a noticeable
item on the daily menue, no doubt,
as Mr.. Hall says that berries are
now ripe.
The Republican. [volume] (Mountain Home, Idaho) 1903-1909, 1906-05-15

Have you pains in the back,
Inflammation of any kind, ,rheuma.
tism, fainting spells, indigestion or
constipation? HOLSTERS Rocky
Mountain Tea makes you we'll,
keeps you well. 35 cents. Roscoe
W. Smith.
The Republican. [volume] (Mountain Home, Idaho) 1903-1909, 1906-05-15

w. 0. Randall. formerly employ
edin the Bulletin office but forsever-
al months past engaged in work for
the Short Line, at Nampa, is being
entertained by friends in Mountain
Home.
The Republican. [volume] (Mountain Home, Idaho) 1903-1909, 1906-05-15
LOS

Bet. Mtnhome and Glenn's Ferry,
buggy harness, hame and collar;
L.shaped check hook tied in sack.
Finder suitabley rewarded by ex-
pressing to o. M. VAUGHAN,
Twin Falls, Idaho.
The Republican. [volume] (Mountain Home, Idaho) 1903-1909, 1906-05-15

Owen has some of the best busi-
ness and residence lots in town.
See him before buying elsewhere. =
The Republican. [volume] (Mountain Home, Idaho) 1903-1909, 1906-05-15

Mrs. Hice and daughter Edna of
Boise arrived early last week to
visit relatives here.
The Republican. [volume] (Mountain Home, Idaho) 1903-1909, 1906-05-15

Roy Bell is now running the
dynamo at the Mountain View
mine at Pine.
The Republican. [volume] (Mountain Home, Idaho) 1903-1909, 1906-05-15

G. w. Jackson, Lew Robert, and
Chas. Casey came in Wednesday to
file on their lands on South Boise
river.
The Republican. [volume] (Mountain Home, Idaho) 1903-1909, 1906-05-15

Mrs. Millie E. Longfellow spent
a couple of days in Boise last week.
The Republican. [volume] (Mountain Home, Idaho) 1903-1909, 1906-05-15

Mr.. and Mrs. d. w. Shelter and
Mrs. Siffert were Boise visitors last
week.
The Republican. [volume] (Mountain Home, Idaho) 1903-1909, 1906-05-15

DR.. King was in the State capi-
tai last Wednesday.
The Republican. [volume] (Mountain Home, Idaho) 1903-1909, 1906-05-15

Mesdames w. G. Howie and
VIM. Ross went to Little Camas
Sunday to spend few days with
Mrs. Baxter, sister of Solon Mccoy.
The Republican. [volume] (Mountain Home, Idaho) 1903-1909, 1906-05-15

G. e. Robson, the piano tuner,
is in town. Leave orders for work
in his line at THE REPUBLICAN
office.
The Republican. [volume] (Mountain Home, Idaho) 1903-1909, 1906-05-15

Special sale on millinery at Mrs.
Hendricks on Main St. all this
week. =
The Republican. [volume] (Mountain Home, Idaho) 1903-1909, 1906-05-15
PASTURE

Apply to f. K. Whitney, Noun
tain Home, Idaho. Phone 173-A.
New-York tribune., 1906-04-14
LIVESTOCK MARKET.

New YORK. April 10, 1903
REEvEs-Reeeints were $50 9l42 head In
Guiding % export alive I40 saugtterers
sO Tor The market. making with previous arrivals
cars for sale all Jersey city Prime choice steers
opened steady. others weak easier The 100
lower on al grades except Bulls ruled
Common 81 40ds5 so per 100 ~
bulls SO 05S4 40: extra bulls 81 10; s2U
81 IL Dressed beef inquiry steady prices
o. ef 61s H6i1c per choice native sides
e1I pc weight refrigerator beef lower az 30
Ter 10 80 shipments to-day from this port To morrow
ne M,rneonka will 377 cattle and 2Io quarters
cf beef FOR schwarzschild sulzberger ana Sso &ue
az beef ,or Armour Co. 100 quarters ior me ofr
RET Company and quarters for Sch~arzschid q
sIzb@rer tha 1900 quarters OF peer ior tne
S,dahy packing Company making ;he totai Shipments
sIs cattle and zoo quarters OF beef an
20 ports Britain with the exception or Il caue
1S t MeTsberson & CO Pennsylvania steers 124a
~ sy,rare AZ IS go per 10 Ohio 60 1862 rb at
rs az DO if7s 10 S. 20; Is DO io75 70 at 81 40;
buu 1Sso rt az 81 TO- ] CO 1900 fo at a. 70; 90,
iiss 10 81 s5; do. lI:s 10 az ~ 90 90 i6Sa ~
at g 80 9s3 S Do s ss 8 3 g. 1 s5 70 at s. 5 10
n az So 20: co SOS 10 at So II DO a< H. ar Sc ao'
1c s7o 70 al 81 s3e 10 at 81 e5 II do. e3o ~,
90 sos n 81 81 2s 10 do III II. at So II Pennsyi
yania DO 1923 Sc 90 hsifsrs sJe N. at IS so;
90 sander: 10 ohio steers 1889 10 SIS II do.
a. s. e5 p DO Io 10 10 ts5 No. at s. as:
trls lextra) 1878 81 T5 l0S5 ~ at 81 -;
40 s26 NJ So ab; do s25 10 at 81 70; 90 sl7 TD
90 ioTI 10 al Sc IS Kentucky 90 1lol n. at s. 10
R,bsrssein q connor; 20 Ohio stesrs lz2s 10.
af g 40 less So the lot: - do Ills rn al co. hul
1850 10 st 81 40
New-York tribune., 1906-04-14

%, lsoa N. at IS ~ 'io steers A- "
y Snanherg & Son: * rri.o,. 4
Eer1- 90 10, az - - do. 1C47 10. a So 10.
AT - 0Si haoh Company. Ohio steers. 1888 To-
Tohir e 81 81 n.lIefs lla5 10. - .
cow. 112O 10. 81; do. io-o 10
CANES Us o sao TO at SO is; 3 do 500 NJ at s. 10
and nr .nd SOP for the market Demand fairly geoa
ple teauy but there was little undertone N
raIvss Nord ne close n expectation Of heavy Tnn OF
and cuIs a. sa to prime yeais soa & at se was @
si = n9 prices firm 70 higher dressed veas
S. ~ SUE per TO and country 66cloc
" X hume; . at ss per
a. ~ 90 IL 10 at 81 10: i27 fe, at 81 DO
Sanders: veal 400 n. at ss iei 90 70. al 81
g. iAo 10 al 80 90 3 DO, 81 10, a
Judd & Co 20 vesls. l27 10 at 81
AZ Sur'ls & son; 81 veas ia 10 81: do 81 ID
Sqnn Ducey! vees IS9 n at IS DO at fs 25
bosA1eF AND LAMBS-Receipts we q or ltls
cileing for the slaughterers and fer the
ailo a carload Of stock held yesterdaN
closed ON ,S ou the carload sale was likely 70 Is
ciipnsa Win the help Of The two cars OF
wsn 6s offered sold So so per 100 10 and prices
alice uy 10 per cert higher spring lambs offered
lar,bs .sseo mutton SLOW sG9izc PER 10; dressed
SaafsS al sgi"ze: country dressed spring labs at
is1b 20 1 Commission Company: clipped Western
FSSts.e 80 p In average st s5 80 per 100 N
haif c. aeSeipts were Il 2C35 head, ncudns
adyces S,. LOT me market Prices firm on Bunale
p-aett Stets hogs sold SO ao1s7 per 10: mixed
sea n, a ~ 40 rough DO So country dressed hogs
d S2as.=c per II for heavy to light weights
a. &C. so . I1dd Co 60 Western Is3 10 average
hogs ia ~ % = mixed DO. 43G \: al 81; Il sate
W " tlrtls d Son: State hogs lb0 N, 81.
" X f1ufne; 2 state hogs
g 0dH"ers- . state hogs 1T6 10 at S6 go
New-York tribune., 1906-04-14
OTHER MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.

Chieago April 13CATTIE- Receipts roo head;
"a sIl steao common % prime steers s4QS6 to COWS
a 30: no. heifers 81 I6qs5 bulls s2gs4 20 calves
'4 90 III stockers and 50 75GS4 ~ HCIS
to r S@sl head market strong TO sc higher cnoiTs
se pIiIle heaTy. SO 60nSG 65 medium to good heaVy
% 50 Coz butcher weights Sc 55ass s2lz good to choice
mixed 80 bod So 90 packing So s0dS6 So SHEEP
Nlpls aoEO head market steady; sheep, 81 2oaso 5o
Sedilltgs- S9dS6 70; lambs. 1896
hansas city. April -CsATTT,E-Recepts head
me- 100 soutkerns market steady; choice export
dressed beet steers So 25s$5 80: good 81 5g
90 20 Western fed T5GS5 25 and feed
stS5 90; southern steers So 75dS5 Southern cows
20 native cows So 5oS4 so native heifers sS so
g$oa buls SSaS4 25: calves S3GS6 HoGS-Receipts
noo head marker strong higher; top ST so highest
E tnree years bulk Of sales s6 35qs6 As heavy Sc 4S
g. packers, 80 3Tl9 sc As. pigs and lights s. 6OQ
So By SHEET Receipts ? 100 head: market strong 70
Ioc higher: 1--we lambs S5GIs6 so: lambs sb9
81 ao ewes ana yearngs 81 5O6s6; Western fed year
and feeders. S3GS4 so
h-ast Buffalo. April 13-CATTI.E Receipts 100 head
e. 70 strong prime 81 25ds5 30: shipping
- 100 90 % butchers. 81 256Ss hefers. 80 7SdS9
COWS e01S4 65. NEALS-Recepts 1.T5o head; slow and
25c lower s5dS7 25 HOGs-Receipts loo head: active
aho onloc higher heavy and mixed Sc s5Gs6 90; York
ers 50 sogs6 s. pigs So 75Qs6 SO: roughs. s6GsG q
stass - 23uSt 20 SHEEP AND IAMBS-Receipts. SO
seea @ @ active sheep STEADY lambs 1od20e higher So 2
;" 5odS0 90; sheep mixed Sass T5
New-York tribune., 1906-04-14
ROCK ISLAND EXPANSION.
rortrol of Colorado Southern Com
frmed IN Recent Report.

-Hesl ceu6ruat on VAS given yesterday by the
s,k Island Company 70 t1e recent report that the
y,-sdc Southern, New Orleans & Pacific Rail-
al was 70 be acquired 10y il.
ne Rock Island statement, after saving that
=, company has acquyed a one-hai1 interest in
n. Trinity & Brazos Valley Railway, bringing The
IA Island syst -nl into Galveston ana Houston
81 has Nearly completed its Rock Island, Arkansas
4 Louisiana line which, witt q projected extern
fr will provide direct route from the conpany's
Cfofsw main lire into New Orleans, continues:
TIE Frisco has acquired al the rights Of ne Col
f-5o southern. New Orleans & paCinC Railroad.
49, s nov engaged I'M constructing or ACQUIRING 2
i Fpe Of railroad from Baton Rouge through Beau
-rrt 10 Houston. Tex The latter company mas the
fgf 20 THE tracks OF the Illinois Central from
bie7 Rouge into New Orleans. RN this acUuisi-
Hn 1he Frisco furnishes for its own lines and the
ao,k Island lines q connection between Houston
ls6 New Orleans.
4 is expected that all o. the construction OF the
Trinity Brazos alley ana the Colorado Southern.
NsE Orleans a Pacific Viii be completed by Janu-
lg 4 lg.
fhs completion Of these lines will give both the
Aock Island and the Frisco q favorable situation
ti7oIgh ire timber regions Of Texas and Louisiana.
nsgnng b9th lines return lauls Of lumber and
o'hsr products for cars loaded with grain for The
ports 0f Galveston and New Orleans
To tnaRce inc acquisition. construction ana equp-
rsEi q thc Colorado Southern. New orleans q
heif hne. the Frisco has sold s. .50oe)0 fiveyear
! W elt notes 10 a syndicate, of which Blair &
~ Gs TIE Old ColOu1 Trust Company of Boston
EH2ge~s.
New-York tribune., 1906-04-14
.-rr FOR SHIP SUBSIDIES.
....,,shi9 MeR Say Lines Viii Be,
Sold IF Not 1ided.

80, Anril IS.-The House Committee
Nss-,'.r, Marine end Fisheries to-day nm
~ ssa-inss on the Ship Subsidy bill II
30 st "a letter from Albert Winso-
ss'Ieo :, the Boston Steamship Company.
f'-..-stes ave steamships between the Pa
sss' ana Japan Mr.. winsor said to The
-. ,but unless the Subsidy bin was
-. shirs would he put out of commits
f's@O -, ro,,rs abandoned. He said the com
y - orerating at 4 loss. being in 6irect
- -, with three British ships operating
---.o,,,,-er and receiving a subsidy OF
40 7. &c also IN direct competition with
- .rsse shirs receiving subsidies OF $780,
err -,,,,,,n, The amount the Boston ships
= g. SO co. for carrying the mails The
CIV ,bst II the Subsidy bill was passed
~, would be enlarged
. r.,resentative Lord. of California. spoke
hin He said The Spreckels line from
rrancsco to Australia was operating at
. .-.s fo be abandoned ana the ships
....,-ea to the japanese merchant marine
=. tbe Subsidy h'n passed
.ss,,icrsl testimony regarding the price Of
s,-,,c,,,-ai steel I'm the domestic and foreign
-. was given by Francis T. Bowlez. Of tho
p,ra- Shinbuiding Company. M Bowies
81 1-nrIish steel delivered in English ship
90 r.. r., fTor1 Is ~ 20 per cent cheaper than
IN 80 delivered I'm ATreri can yards and
At A .ssre Wa no difference in this country be-
- ~ - rr,ce Of English ana American steel
So. So - - sons yvprs recited b. Mr. Bowles wy
A-T.r;te6 S5.t.s should adopt some policy
a,opls rehahl.tats its merchant marine.
y ..-,ssrf it ,1as depending ON English ana
,-msr ff .ps ~ carry its oonn1>eres. In cass o.
u bstveer thase tw" nations this commerce
- =, LEFT without means OF transportation.
-. ~ w. between the United States and
- rs..o.i me sans situation. would result
a fhf Ur.ted Stoies would he a. stu greater
srsr..es f- nov having merchantmen 10
= ir.. fta service a. auNLiaries. The navy
- he said. hs6 not men enough TO man iIs
% --' Vhcneve- 2 new ship was put in COM
s.sion II was manned by placing out OF cola
-..sior some oiCer St.p-
New-York tribune., 1906-04-14
10 ISSUE 277.5oo SHARES OF STOCK
8S @ Directors Authorize Move to PAY for
Construction and Equipment.

fhe board of directors Of the Baltimore & Ohio
Ahoao Company authorized yesterday an addi-
hnsl issue ot 1880 shares cf the cOminop stock.
at paf value. which viii make the total amount OF
iFtal stock outstanding l,527. so shares of com
-7a a.o e""f shares % preferred. Holders Of
zA classes are 60 be- allowed 10 subscr.be at par
aefer a.. 2 sH6 . Inclusive. for the new
sfs n u.a amount OF = Per cent Of their re-
8fa'e hod-res. as registered at the closing of
lf i'ii.s er boa6s or Aur!l q. Subscriptions are
f pale as follows: May O. % per cent. July H.
ia cei,,. and September t. the remaining 30 per
0rt
-li Proceeds OF The new issue are 20 be used tor
- payment oi construction ana improvements
-Alef way and Iu contemplation. and for
r-s-i.ei. 4h-sf expenditures are needed 10 in
t-st tit .al.liil. capacity for its ouiarging
-,>s atG -ne1l more advantageous an.
r-.--e oleff tor Of the property.
-. u-Eet p- lTl shares Of Baltimore & Ohio
--.lA al -ls4 gets ll5 shares in ali. al a cost 81
- 1T -l..-a Ie- cent This L. the price OF The
~ * rletis. leayiEg tie value % the rights al
--, illt --.l per cent
New-York tribune., 1906-04-14
Financial.
THE BALTIMORE & OHIO
RAILROAD COMPANY.
TREAsURER's OFFICE.
BALTIMORE, Md April 18Th 1906
10 the Stockholders of
The Baltimore & Ohio Railroad Company
TREAsURER's OFFICE.

At a meeting the OF Directors held this day
the following resolution adopted:
WHEREAS. Capital this Company is
hoient for the for which this Company
corporated.
Baltimore Railroad Company, that the Capita,
Stock Of this Company 10 and the hereby
creased amount and Seventy-seven
Thousand Five Hundred 1900 shares Hundred
Dollars siOO) each OF the Common stock so that
sufh Increase the Capital Company
slst Of Six Hundred Thousand 600 shares OF
Hundred Dollars Cs1oo each stock.
ana One Million Five Hundred and TVentyseven Thou
sand. Five Hundred 500 shares of One Hundred
Dollars Cslool each Of Common Capital stock
RESOLVED FURTHER. that the privilege he given to
the holders of the Capital Company
and Preferred, par. between May
10Th 1906 both inclusive which the
privilege shall Capital Stock
TO the amount OF Fifteen f157 of their
tive holdings they registered
Company at o'clock P NJ, April 9th. 1906;
rants 10 be stockholde- the Treasurer
specifying the which he is entitled 10
subscribe under this privilege. Payment Of Twenty per
cent ore OF the amount OF the subscription shall be
made by shareholder May 25th. 1906 forty
t4o7el July 18th the balance forty per
cent (io9e. September 18th Warrants must Re
returned Treasurer inssinent is paid
for which negotiable receipts will he issued and If not
so returned and the first instament paid warrants
to be void and OF In
On May 25th any stockholder having paid the first
rstelmen- may also the second both remaining
nstalments FOR which fun paid receipts will
Issued
Interest will be allowed September l. 1906 at the
rate OF five per cent. C5e0
which instruments paid
Upon surrender at the Company's ofhoe. No. Wall
street. New York City. N Y. agents Messrs
Speyer Brothers No. : Iothbury London. G. England
OF full paid negotiable receipts
1906 Certificates of Stock OF the its Com
mon capital Stock the amount Of share OF such
stock for each One Hundred Dollars Cs10o full paid
negotiable receipts will be issued The stock when delv
cred Will carry any may declared after
September l. 1906.
For fractional warrants. fractional receipts will he
issued when full paid will be exchanged frac-
tional non-dvidend bearing stock scrip which be
Common Stock Certificates presentation
the Company's Office in One Hundred Dollars
each mutples thereof scrip
may be converted before December 81
1909. will he redeemed par
For the above purpose the transfer books the Com
pany will be closed 3 P. 81. April 9th 1906 and
will reopened al 10 o'clock NJ. on May 14th
Circulars giving full particulars avaing Of the
privilege will be mailed stockholders record
]. V. McNDAI4 Treasurer.
New-York tribune., 1906-04-14
Financial.
HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE


NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE
undersigned. Knickerbocker Trust Company. as
Trustee, will n the request in
writing 0 holders d majority in amount OF the
bonds by below described and ouE
standing in parcel public auction. TO the highest
bidder the 2lst day Of April 1905, al 1880
o'clock the of the front door OF
the House. City Of Easton. Pennsylvania
the sale contained in that certain
and delivered by the Delaware and
Northampton Railroad Company. New Jersey corpora
tion, Delaware Northampton Railroad Company
Pennsylvania corporation and the New Jersey and Del
River Railroad Company. a New Jersey corpora
tion KnckeTbocker Trust Company. Trustee.
March 5rd 1908. all and singular the following
property,
40 993 capital Portland Ce
Company.
capital Northampton Portland
Cement Company.
A bond said Quaker Portland Cement Company, for
Sl23oO00 accompanied by a mortgage to this Trust
Company, Trustee. the franchises and property
real and personal the said Quaker Portland Cemen
Company, further collateral for any sum or sums
81 money advanced paid out-by the Delaware and
Northampton Railroad Company tof New Jersey or the
hnickerbocker Trust Company. Trustee. for or on
behalf Of said Quaker Portland Cement Company.
S3 shares Capital Stock New Jersey Delaware River
Railroad Company
The WhiCN aforesaid sale viii be held
will be announced a time O
Dated March 2.nd 1906.
KSICKERBoCKER TRUST CoMPAN~. TRUSTEE,
BY FRED'K l. EH.DRiDGE,
First Vice President.
New-York tribune., 1906-04-14
TRADE In CHICAGO.

Chicago, April 13.-While the local Board of Trade
observed Good Friday by suspending business to-
day, most OF the commission houses were open as
usual for the benefit of customers who desired to
trade in stocks. With the removal OF the pressure
OF the packers bearshness the hog trade took an
upward turn this morning. and the bulk OF the
stuff sold at the highest price of the year Receipts
were meaEre, the number, though estimated at
10000. being hardly 5000. The prices were from
Sc to 7lsc higher than yesterdays figures A top of
SO s. paid for choice heavy hogs, the highest
price this season The demand was strong enough
10 Clean UP all offerings.
New-York tribune., 1906-04-14
URGES CABLE CLAIM PAYMENT.

"ssairstor. Apr. i3.-Tne Presiden, to-day
=, 10 10 Ssaata message recommending the
''neh. C. claim Of the Cuban Submarine
& -'e Coi"asly. British corporation. for
'' Oh a-uou-t Of oamage done in the war
~ spain. Secretary Roo recommended the
's' io The consideration OF Congress.
I''Ae' az az act Of equity and comfy reim-
'-s-iAert 10 the company of its actual expenses
,e @e lerai- oc the cables may not be proytded
~. me British Ambassador says the clair:
@; Mckinney 0'e es'-
New-York tribune., 1906-04-14
CRUDE OIL PRICES ApvANcgp.

.. Ohio. april I3.-Pricos Of crude OIL were
So ior al helds save Kentucky and Kansas
-. StaAaa-o on Company to-day. The change
- ''St made - siN months. sad adds three
- iel 10 The Eastern and two cents 10 the
y. - iEoa-ci Continued drains Of more than
H4Goa barrels monthly iron, tbe gross
- are 5le cause North Lima oil IS quoted
'sh's lad South Lima and Indiana al 81 cents
New-York tribune., 1906-04-14

The 5th ISSUE of Imperial Japanese
Government Exchequer Bonds. marked
"G." bearing interest at 6 %. have been
drawn in Japan for redemption in May
June, July and August, 1906. The un-
dersigned have received cable advice of
those redeemable i'm 1ay in denomina-
tion of Yen 500. and above. The smaller
denominations and those redeemable in
June, July and August will be advised
by mail from Japan to the undersigned
about the end of this month. They wilt
be pleased to advise the holders in regard
to any of the above bonds if the holders
will furnish them with the numbers of
the same.
The YOKOHAMA SPECIE BANK, Ltd,
es-s5 WALL sTREET.
NEW YORK CITY.
APRIL. 1905
New-York tribune., 1906-04-14
pssAsED CATTLE SLAUGHTERED.

c. y 1-, april 1s.-Twenty-three head ot
a.. "Hsr'ng from tuberculosis were slaughtered
t., cay Gacer ;he direction Of The state au-
- Chef Veterinarian Kelly. OF the Depart
Z. rssrgt ,t-rf, being in charge. All the cattle
c.-sTDDolt-'d u the tubercDiin lest and the post
showed that al were diseased.
New-York tribune., 1906-04-14
DiUidend Notices.

Missouri. Kansas & Texas Railway Co
40 Wall Street
New y Y. April g. 1906
THE BOARD OF DIRECTORS HAS THIS
day declared sem-annual dividend
t2ccj the Preferred Socl Company pay
alb 10 1896, Stockhoders April 20
1906 The transfer books Of the Preferred Stock Will
close a 3 o'clock ?. April 20. 1906 and will
reopen the morning OF May 10. 1906
c. 6. HEDGE. Ntce-Pres, & Treas
New-York tribune., 1906-04-14
NEW YORK sUPREME COCRT-IN THN

Matter of the Application for the appointment OF
VIII and Testament o.
" Mackey deceased place Ceorgs Car
ter deceased-To ST Vincent Hospital CITY of
New York Ellen German. Mary Cunningham. Maggie
Cerritv The sisters OF Poor OF Francis in Ia.
CT OF New York Hospital IN the tYtv o.
New York Roman Catholic Orphan Asyium the CITY
O. New York. 81 Vincent de Paul Nativity Conference
a. Nativity Ci.y York nd
J9en German NAY McCuIsa ard James Gornlan. ard
ths heirs AZ law OF kin o. German de-
ceased and 10 othss heirs 'aw os kt1
cf Sarah Creased. whose places %
residence unknown;
pursuant te made " Hon James A Blanchard
one Of Court STAT.
OF New York dated Ha-cn I'd 1906. and duly entered
in ehe eh3ce of the Clerk oc York on
the sa day OF March 1905 you hereby required to
SHOW cause a. Special Term. Part z Of the Supreme
court os New York. be held IN the Court in
the Bcrouzh OF Manhattan. City % New YORK on rhs
arst day 81 May and half clock in the
forenoon o. thereafter counsel heard
rhv William E other suitable person should
not be appointed Trustee o. the Trust ths
VIII OF said Hannah N Mackey. deceased during
continuance of the said Trust. giving
20 the Court may Just and proper.
Dated New York. March 18th. 1905.
FETTRETCH. SIL.KMAN & SEyBEL. Attorneys for Pc
tirfoner once and Post Orice Address, No A. Pay
Row Manhattan New York City.