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Devils Lake inter-ocean and Devils Lake free press. (Devils Lake, Ramsey County, N.D.) 1905-1909, 1906-12-14
BEAT GA tai ()GUE HOUSE
.ADeylls lakeMorCh s Figures Low.
Ell than Montgomery Ward S

About Two weeks ago d Gus
toner from Granville dropped
into III. Gold berg's furniture
store iii this city ana before he
left the store had purchased d
big Bill 81 Goods. It was u cash
transaction. and ME-. Goldberg
rave him the benefit of the cash
discounts Then everything
vas settled FOR the customer
pulled out al, ord er blank adj
dressed to Montgomery ard DE
Gtlicapo On which were enunlera-;
ted the Identical articles pur-
chased with the catalogue prices.
set opposite then, He showed
Mr.. Col berg the list and the
Devils Lake merchant had IN
aonsciously DUPLICATED the cata-
Devils Lake inter-ocean and Devils Lake free press. (Devils Lake, Ramsey County, N.D.) 1905-1909, 1906-12-14

|of the county to be entitled stf
|be elassed al: the close of the
year among the numb ar Of 4thost
having graduated from the com
mon school course. - s.,
The tWents. eth annual meeting
Lot the North Da kota d Educational
Asso citation will be held at Far
go on December 26th, 9th and
18th. Every teacher III the
county who can possibly do So
should attend this meeting.
Splendid programs have been
arranged for all departments.
An especially rich program has
been provided for the school
officers departure nt. III ID hoped
that Ramsey county srnay send /
sat least twenty FIVE school
officers to the association meet
ing this year Every school
officer is urged to attend. The
meeting with its many interest
ing features is sure to prove the
educational treat off the year.
4 Among the speakers Of national
| reputation ann ounced to appear.
+ on the program are Prot nj
t O'Shea, head of the department
of education Of the University
| of Wisco nsin, and Father
Vaughn. The latter will deliver
his famous lecture Sermons
from Sha kespe care If you are
Interested and alive to what
His best in educational thought
land if YOU are anxious to hear
the best in educational ideas
that North Dakota has to offer
you cannot as a teacher or school
officer afford To miss attending
/ this twentieth annual meeting
I0f the associate s5:si 8.ss
Miss Florence Byington has
resigned her position ia West
view school district and gives
Ius as her present address, Viii.
1ilistoD, n. ..
Many apple ions for posi-
! tions have been received from
teachers during the past month,
\ but we have been unable to Offer
/ positions to any of the appli,
cants for the reason that every
Il school In the county where thu
Devils Lake inter-ocean and Devils Lake free press. (Devils Lake, Ramsey County, N.D.) 1905-1909, 1906-12-14
ed FOR ,lle Oh u
day I / ode 4!

Bear iii mind that we still retain the rep
utatiorl of the highest grade goods AZ lowest
prices All children are invited 70 visit our
ToyIand Dolls from Ic up 70 50. 30. for
nler Soc doll now for SOC.
Xmas decorations 81 half last years
prices.
Mechanical Toys, Games, Books, Albums,
Safes, Stoves, China goods and many other
useful and ornamental tlfings, all at Base
nent prices, which is b guarantee Of value.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-11-09
City ~ eWs {.
URGES HASTE in
POISON DETECTION !
DIR. BRACKEN ADVISES PROMPT
4 ACTION IN FINDING CAUSES.
Where Illness and Death May Be At
tributed to Ptomaines in Foods, He
Would Have City Health Department
s Make Tests to Protect the Public.

DR.. H. NJ. Bracken of the state board
of health believes that cases Of pto-
maine poisoning in Minneapolis, from
foods, can best be looked into by the
Minneapolis board of health and asserts
that such Investigations are within
that boards jurisdiction.
"Ptomaine poisoning cases, = said
DR.. Bracken today, "need immediate
investigation that they may be prop
erly traced as to their source. Some one
with authority and knowledge should
be on the scene as quickly as possible.
For this reason the cases can best be
handled by the local board of health
:" 1t is a mistaken idea, however,
that ptomaine poisoning can only re-
suit from leaving foods in tin cans
OF course, this is a common cause and
the. rule should always be observed of
emptying tin cans of foods as soon as
they are opened. The foods should
never be allowed to stand in them.
But it is also frequently true that there
is ptomaine poisoning in meats and
other foods which have never been
near tin can or even any metallic yes
sell. In such cases, it is hard to know
Of the trouble till the poisoning has oc-
Cured: And it is also because of such
possibilities, that these cases should be
investigated Immediately" -s...-5
The state dairy and food department
reports that an investigation was made
by their inspector Of the fatal poison
ing short time ago of Mrs. Elliott Of
st. Paul at the Clark home, 2730 Du-
pont avenue S, Minneapolis. The peas
which caused the trouble had been
emptled from the tin containing them
as soon as opened. A sample can Of
peas was purchased by the inspector
1n,l e.
lv dealt, and analysis is now under
way. ,n-..s.-. -.:., 49,. -
Two Other Cases. .-
Two other cases of ptomaine poison
from eating canned peas have been re-
Barry, 1886 Nicollet avenue, II years
old. He ate canned peas for dinner Sat
urday night and was taken very ill,
with all the symptoms Of ptomaine poi
soning. He had very high tempera-
ture, swollen face, and cramps on Sun
day following. He is out of danger,
due largely to the services of his
mother, who is nurse by profession.
No other members of the family were
affected, possibly because they did not
eat so much Of the peas. The can was
bought down town.
The other case was that Of Miss
Heinz Of the glove department of E. D.
Atkinson & Co. She ate peas three
| weeks ago Sunday at neighbour IS
home and so far as she knew all SAM
tary precautions had been observed in
cooking the peas. Others present at the
dinner were not affected. Miss Heinz
ate heavily Of the peas, of which she is
fond. The illness lasted for several
hours and was relieved when the peas
acted as an emetic.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-11-09

Tickets to Football Game.
Are on. sale at the Minneapolis & St.
Louis office, 424 Nicollet avenue. Some
good seats left. <@5
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-11-09

DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR. UNITED
States Geological Survey Reclamation. SER
vice, Washington D. c., October 81. 1906
sealed proposals will be received at the office
OF the u, s, Reclamation Service, Glendiye.
Montana. until 10 o'cluck am. December is,
1906 for the construction Of structures On the
main canal and laterals. Lower Yellowstone prota
proximately 10000 cubic yards Of excavation.
400 cubic yards Of concrete. 200 cubic yards
and 300, 600 feet B. NJ. Of lumber Plans.
specifcations and proposal blanks may be obtained
from the United States Reclamation Service
washington, D. G., or from the United States
1 reclamation Service, Glendive, Montana. 3. a.
Hitchcock. Secretary e s.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-02-01
FIRE WAS TO CONCEAL
OUTRAGEOUS CRIME
Women Assaulted and Muir
dered and House Burned
Villains at Large.

LAS VEGAS. n. NJ. Jan 3l.-Sheriff
Romero has returned from Trementina
In possession Of facts that make It ap-
pear certain that the burning OF the home
of Bento Sanchez. In that village, and
two women and children was really an
attempt TO conceal most outrageous
crime
Evidence Of Terrible Crime.
There is the strongest evidence that
the two women Mrs o Sanchez and
young school teacher, were crminally as
saulted, murdered and the house burned
to conceal the crime. Two men who
were rooming in the house were drunk
during the afternoon. The big adobe
house was on fire for more than an hour
before the floor OF the second story.
where the women and children slept fell
The charrcd remains OF the women were
found in the ruins. still lying on the bed.
and strong evidences OF the crime werc
still apparent
Admitted Seeing Fire.
The two men were found some distance
from the house. They admitted having
seen the fire. but could not account for
having left the women and children up
stairs In the house. One OF the men fed
and the other is said to be In hiding
Sheriff Romero is satisfied that he has
enough evidence 10 convict the men and
determined effort Will be made to find
them.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-02-01
NOTICE.

Notice is hereby given by the City
council oil salt Lake City OF the inten-
ton of such Council to make tho follow
Ing described Improvement to wit:
To grade, pave with macadam nine (s,
inches thick. and thirty (3O) feet between
curbs. State street from the south side
OF Second North street; First North
street from Eost Temple street to state
street. and West Canyon street from
s STATE street to the south side of Second
and defray the abutters' portion OF tho
cost and expense thereof. estimated at
eighteen thousand Ave hundred nine and
73-l00 G1S,5o 30 dollars. or three (x3 oI0
dollars per front foot OF abutting proper.
ty. by a local assessment upon the lots
or pieces OF ground within the following
described district. being the district to be
affected and benefited by said improve
ment. namely:
Fronting on State street. west side.
Al Sfl Sf lots St lots and SDd block lick % plat
',E and part of the southwest z OF sec
tIon 81, township / north. range / east
Part Of the southwest Y of section ?,
township north, range 1 east: all Of lots
and 2, block l, plat e.. all OF LOT 2
;, block l. plat ,, X" and All q lots to t;
Fronting on First North Street South
All of lots and 6. block 90. plat "A
All OF lots ,ns,. and sI block !. and all of lots
Fronting on West Canyon street. North
and west sides ~
All OF lots ! and 2 block /. plat e..
all of lots l and 2, block l, and all of
lots ] to Inclusive. block 2, plat "L[
South and East sides:
Part of the southwest z OF section n
township north. range l east; and ALI of
lot !. and OF lots TO 10 inclusive. block
3, plat X" Salt Lake City survey,
The total cost OF said Improvement 10
estimated at twenty-five thousand flftvo
nine and 9S-l0o G22. .O59 9S) dollars. OF which
sum the city portion is three thousand
five hundred fifty and 2S-lOo (s3 80 a,1
dollars, leaving eighteen thousand nve
hundred nine and 73-10o (sIS,509 73l dollars
to be raised by local assessment
All protests and objections to tho oar
rying out of such intention must be pre-
Sented In writing TO the City Recorder
on or before the 10Th day Of February
1906. bein6 the time set by said Council
whom IL will hear and consider such pro.
tests and objections as may be made
thereto.
BY order Of the City Council of Salt
Dated October 2. 1906
JOHN 3. MOREToN.
p.,,, - City Recorder
fa"s e"'cHSi0n NO 10. 1924
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-02-01
CARTER SIGNED CHECKS
Filled Them Out in Washington on
Telegraphic Advices.

SAVANNAH. Ca. Jan 3l.-Orentcr progress
than has marked any previous day OF the tral
was made In the Federal court today In the
case or Greene and Gaynor.
j. W o. Sterly OF Savannah and George w.
Marlor Of New York were the chief witnesses
today Mr. Storly testified that Capt. Carter
had left Savannah June 80 1897. taking with
him two checks which he filled out in Wash
lneton upon receiving telegraphic notice from
Sterly of the amounts the latter had In the
meantime figured out due Greene and Gny-
nor. ThHn, without having seen the accounts
at all, the witness said, Carter signed tho
checks for $34S coo and the other for $50
900 and payment was made.
No session OF the court VIII be held tomor-
row. owing TO the funeral In Atlanta of Mrs
Julia Adelaide Howell, sister OF District At
toTncy Marion Irwin, who win attend IL.
The trinl Will be resumed Thursday morn
In.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-02-01
NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS

n,r,' ne BIS BlS Horn County Irrigation co,,
lo lrIary l9 1895, for the consiructinn; ; Feb-
,S,s tNir section of their canal. Abont =, p,is q
balance s"SS" BY sc4npe2s e9n be osiS with grsders
pCe received for each class OF vori WI,
can me ne wnole. Specifications and proGIaa Saa
%orls1d % an seen at the engineers ONCE e'''a al
viii be- opcneg myo,; y, after after February /. Bids
February 10 III at Basin. Wyo.,
ject W any ropdhs apd y, reserves the right to re-
Address II WHITING
Worland. wyo. D' Chief Eng'r.,
I2091
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-02-01
WANT CHEAPER POSTAGE
Move to Have Merchandise Rate Cut
in Two,

BOSTON, Jan. 3i.-At the fourth annual
meeting OF tho Postal Progrcos league held
In this city today. james l. Cowles. secretary
Of tho league. reported that the league Ia now
sending TO different organizations throughout
tho country resolution demanding that the
resolutions now before the National House OF
Representatives providing for the consolidation
OF third Ond fourth-class mail matter at the
third-class rate. ! cent for two ounces as
recommended by the Postofflce department.
should b. enacted into law Immediately
Should this bill pass the rate on mcrchun~
0lse would be reduced 20 per cent
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-02-01
NOTICE OF ASSESSING

Toe Bowers Mining compaG. :s
Sotice is hereby given that x. ai ~
OF the directors, held on tns ~
January. lsoe, an aSseHss sseinn sssssss=S
~ cent per- per shsfs 1svieS }ot on the caru
Gf 49, ,Ss Ea' corpoSrdfion sH'S payable !; ~ 4
% 20 a J Gunnell. secretary Of ~
pany, pa No. IS South Main street =
City. Utah; ,,,h this ap.c
Any stock upon wnlen ,Ss in'' ,ah e
may remalno loos unpTlu pIII be e" deliqu.ul q
ye1tIsed yeGISa'f for sale a; public .;s.s 1ssd3 /,
soIS sItsss on the Srd day of March; ci...,sr l@
the H deliauent assessment = iosss e. q
the costs of advertising aho u"
OF sale. c1-NNEI, ssst7
No. % South Main sueo'
C{fy Utah
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ASSESSMENT Noglcs

Mason Valley Copper coTpai51ss oTSMpi5ss
Lake. Utah, r,von that al
Ing Of the directors he held .sllsssSent Ee e
of January. ls" isvied Sh i'oh on the se,aa y
per share was iev,Eo inent,a, stock Of "
Se9ssion sSasss Of .as Sd sssl
upon which this is,S sssessotsIF Sey Ot IFesr5r;
unpaid on the 1Sth odS .SyertIssd =
at Mi pasl,d be eeiiusd aGsten and polss Il s,Is
made before will be sol sold o. on oay b.
ard day of March. la,s, ,hs, 70 With pwIth o.
Quent assessment togetnei Of sals.
OF advertising and ehpeI' I sNlDt
Secretary Mason yapey a
Location of office.
block, Salt Lake City, ur%
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-02-01
Seven Dead Men on Board.

SALEM. Or. Jan. 30.-Dr Bancroft of
this city has received letter from his
brothcr-in-law. L. V. Leeper OF Yakatagn
that the schooner Prosper has come
ashore near Vuldez, with seven dead men
on board. The letter does not state
whether the men died from starvation
or had been frozen to death The letter
was dated November Is
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-02-01
MINERS DEMANDS ARE
NEARLY ALL REFUSED
Operators Interrupt Joint Ses-
sion to Hold a Called
Meeting.

INDIANAPOLIS, Ind. Jan. 1.-The
regular meeting of the joint scale COM
mittcc OF the operators and miners OF
the central competitive district Will be
called to order at 9 o'clock tomorrow and
Will remain in session until 10 o'clock.
when adjournment will be taken in order
to permit the operators to attend called
meeting Whether this meeting OF the
operators is to be held for the purpose of
formulating a counter proposition 10 the
demands of the miners scale committee
Is not known
Mitchell Surprised.
When informed tonight that the opera
tors would hold meeting tomorrow.
President Mitchell OF the mine workers
appeared surprised. saying that he had
not been advised that there would be any
interruption Of the meeting OF the joint
scale committee.
In answer TO question, President
Mitchell said there would be no session
OF the United Mine Workers convention
until after the adjournment OF the Joint
scale committee
The demands of the miners OF the CEN
fields were discussed In committee today.
One Demand Granted.
Tho operators OF the central competi-
tive field voted down every demand OF
the miners made in the joint scale COM
nittee meeting with the exception Of the
demand that boys under 10 years OF age
be prohibited from working around the
mines. The age was changed 10 u years.
and the demund was granted. IL is be-
lieYed that the scale committee will re-
port a disagreement tomorrow.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-02-01
OPPOSE CHILD LABOR
Movement to Enlist Support of All
CleTgymen.

NEW YORK. Ian. 3l.-Plans TO enllst tho
support OF all the clerGymen Of the country
In the movement for the suppression OF child
labor were discussed at a meeting OF min
listers held IN this city today under the aus
pices OF tho National Child Labor committee
Bishop CoadJutor Greer OF the diocese Of Now
York and a number OF other prominent church
mon attended Further meetings Will be held
hero to perfect the scheme through which Il
Is hoped to have day set apart in every
church In the United States to be observed az
chlldrSn's dny. when sermons Will be delly-
cred dealing with the subject OF child labor
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-02-01
Gov. Pnttison's Condition.

COLUMBUS. o, Jan. sl-It Is reported
from Gov, Pattison'e house tonight that
there has been no change In his condi-
tion- His physician tonight reiterated the
statement made previously that there is
nothing alarming In his condition and de-
MED specifically reports thnt the Cover
nor Is suffering from Brights disease and
uremic poisoning
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-02-01
Dimes With Princesses.

BIARRITZ. France. Jan. Skiing Al
fopso and Princssscs Ena and Henry OF
Battenberg returned 10 Biarritz at .
o'clock this evening from an automobile
trip to Pau. They went 10 the residence
OF Lord Dudley. where a reception was
held. attended by the members OF the
English and Spanish colonies. After din
ing with the Princcsscs at the Villa
Mouriscot. the King left for San Scbas-
tian by train.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-02-01

And in accordance with law and an or
der az the board of directors made on the
18th day OF December. 1905, so many
shares OF eacn parcel OF such stock. as
may be necessary. will be sold at the OF.
Ace of the company, room T. Commercial
BLOCK Salt Lake City, Utah. on tho 10th
day OF February. 1896, at the hour OF 2
D m. to pay delinquent assessment there
on. together with the cost OF advertising
and expense OF sale,
JOHN CAMPBELL. Secretary
Room 4. Commercial Block, Salt Lake
City, Utah. rl5s5
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-02-01
CLEVELAND is WITTY
Has Fun With Doctors at Centennial
Celebration

ALBANY. y. Y. Jan. 31-The Medical So
ciety Of tho State OF New York celebrated to-
night in connection with Its annual meeting
the centennial OF Its organization. The cele-
oratlon took place In the Emanuel Baptist
church, Or Joseph ID Bryant OF Now York
the president, presiding, and former Presi.
dent Cleveland was one OF the speakers Mr
Cleveland received ovation when he was
introduced.
His speech did not touch upon any question
CT great public or political importance but
Was largely witty discussion OF the relations
Of doctors with their patients.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-02-01
NOTICE.

The annual meeting of tho stocr,o,s
OF the Morrison Mining company eer
poratlon OF Utah. for the election COT u,
Si., SirG,GtoIs and the transaction of such
meeting. will be held at the Office os me me
company. SP,rp room 100; Atlas block Salt spe ,ne
EE,tSy. EnS,. utah on Monday the 5th daV oe
rresident Morrison Mining COMPANY.
vi
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-02-01
NOTICE OF ANNUAL MbSsn
STOCKHOLDERS

The annual meeting OF the e,sSS s,v Z
of the Edison Electric coawnaaJ
held at the Office OF said coIIphs M
Reck%Ith e Banking building. M ~ ~ 4
Evanston, State Of WyonnltiSs,s yySantS 4. =
a2V aqV' 1906, at the hour OF L .,sss o,siSa )
the purpose of electins d.nrs':Ins. .rss q
Once for the year next enssS. ss -
ri their successors shall have ", yvos M
ed and to consider and n,i 81 as =
other matters. when lawiu''
presented. ,oos
Dated January p: l% pAILll
Secretary OF The Edison h'
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-02-01
Fierce Fight for Camels.

ALGIERS. Jan. 81 "A band OF seventy
five Moorish raiders. who had captured
one hundred camels. were surprised by
party OF French frontier guards at
Quedncsly, South OF Mezicd A fierce
fight followed In which twelve OF the
raiders were killed. The camels were
e1n
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-02-01
Meeting Is Postponed.

we have succeeded in getting an account
Ing from Mr. Hamilton" said Mr.. Fowler
and because OF that We have asked that the
meeting OF the trustees be postponed Until
Thursday of rcNt week. President orr has or
dered tho postponcment In other respects our
report on the investigation We have made 10
well In hand. but these Hamilton accounts
are regarded as being OF such great Importance
that VIC desire 10 go and digest them
thoroughly before making our report
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-02-01
SHOT BY DRUNKEN FOOL
Respected Citizen Killed by Man
Playfully Swapping Gun.

Keizer, an old and respected citizen OF
Cottage Grove, was shot today and killed
by drunken man n0mcd Walter Foley,
while on an Oregon Southern train. Fo-
ley had Just purchased a new rapid-flre
gun and was pointing II ct different pas
sengers of the train, A warrant has been
sworn out for Foley
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-02-01

9Nu IN hccoIdance With the law and nm
the 4th day of December. 1905, 20 NAM nv
shares OF each parcel of such stock as
may be necessary will be sold, IL not
22nd day of January 1903 at tho oSa,o INC nc
the company. room 507 Mccormick bn,,S,
Ing; Salt Lake City. Utah. to pay the
oGnnquent assessments thereon. togethnr
penses OF sale. HARVEY j JONES
Secretary.
AT meeting of the board ~ d,u...
OF the Liberty Mining Co held Jan,sr''
10, 1906 II was ordered that the sale -
above Delinquent stock be postponeS -
place. HARVEY IpS1M I dnd
rl32 co.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-02-01
HAMILTON HEARD FROM
New York Life Committee Secures an
Accounting

NEW YORK, Jan 3l-Thomas p. Fowler.
chairman OF the investigating committee ap.
pointed by tho trustees OF the New YORK Life
Insurance company, announced tonight that
the committee had secured an accounting from
Andrew Hamilton, who was In charge OF the
compstnys legislative intorests, OF the various
large sums expended by him. Tho accounting
was made in Paris ne added. and the papers
are now on their way to ths country. Await
Ing their arrival and examination the meet
ing OF shc board OF trustees TO hear the Fowler
rcporr has been postponed from tomorrow 10
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-02-01
Mongolinn Prince Coming.

PEKING, Jan, 81. - Tho Mongolian
Prince Tdshl Lao OF H. In Turkestan
who proposes TO go to America to travel
and study for term of three years, was
received in audience yesterday by the
Empress Do~ager. who approved Of his
plan and presented him with money for
his pXDenses
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-02-01
DELINQUENT NOTICE

Little Chief Mining and M1y.s
pany. Principal place Of buSt,s
Lake City, Utah. Noticc.-Thers ,.
linquent upon tho following a.
stock on account of assessment Il
one ID cent per 6hdTe. levssd -,
], 1906. payable on or before Jar~
1908, the several amounts sst =
the names of the respective shsr.'
as follows: