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The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1906-07-07

The members Of the districting and
acanvassing board for the Indian Ter
fitory have already begun active oper-
(ations. Judge Claytonis using rather
spectacular methods in his endeaVor
to ascertain the population of his ter
ritory. In each recording district he
appoints local committee, from out
mass-meeting, which is empowered
ITO appoint subcommittee and these
yare empowered to canvass the district
by townships.
n Judge Gill is using Quieter but none
the less effective method, and one
that he thinks will be considerably
Nquicker, The judge has been busy
" Yesterday and today sending to every
hpostmaster in the Northern district
NAnd .the Quapaw country circulars
yke the following
u R
N Jas a member Of the board to appor-
" on Indian Territory into population
y istricts for the purpose of electing
\ delegates to the proposed constitu-
tional convention l desire to obtain
from you the following information:
j. Estimate Of population Of the
town Of .
a q Estimate Of population Of the
township ia which the town Of
is situated, it being township in
61 nge.
5R, Estimate Of population Of the
\ le townships the center Of which Is
1he township in which your postotiice
Ms situated.
1T is not expected that in making
\ your estimate Of population that ycu
Twin give the same accurately, but it
The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1906-07-07
BURNED TO DEATH
BEFORE CROWD

Chicago, July r. Enyeloped BY flames
started by the combustion Of pack
age of peroxide OF soda carried IN his
pocket, William Schoen ran through
Jackson boulevard, ia the heart Of the
business district, today, pursued BY a
crowd intent on catching the man and
extingnishing the flames. schoen was
finally seized by policeman, who tore
the mans clothing from his body He
was fatally burned
The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1906-07-07
SUMMONS FOR
ROCKEFELLER


Findlay, Ohio, July Judge Bank
er in the probate court has issued a
summol for John D. Rockefeller in
\ connection with the suit recently ill
ed here against the Standard Oil com
pany and Rockefeller individually in
which it is alleged that the Valen-
tine antitrust law has beer violated
by the Standard and its subsidiary
companies The summons has been
turned in to Sheriff Groves, who
states that he will make service upon
Rockefeller as soon as the latter re-
turns from Europe.
The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1906-07-07

Here's a wireless message" an.
nounced the business manager. from
a man who desires to take our entire
Help Wanted department for to-day's
issue.7
where Is heg" inquired che manas-
ing editor.
"on a capsized beat about four miles
out in the Atlantic ocean. '-Pittsburg
Poss-
The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1906-07-07

Commercial Club at Last Nights Meet
ing Inaugurates Plan for Lot Sale
and Excursion

The Commercial club held its regu-
lar meeting last night. There was a
fair attendance, and considerable bus
mess was transacted. Seven new
members were admitted, as follows:
Prof. d. r. Anderson, president
While Halsell college.
DR. w. G. Williams, president OF
the natatorium company.
=. B. Thompson, proprietor Of the
Blackstone hotel.
James Winner, druggist.
Charles Riddle, liveryman,
Guy Patten, lawyer
Joe Wheat contractor and builder.
The Oklahoma Federation Of Conn
mercial and Industrial organizations
will hold its annual meeting in Okla
homa City on July II, and will discuss
plans for the elimination throughout
the state of the fake advertising
CRATER and for the establishment Of
q credit association. The Vinita
club Is Invited to send two delegates.
A nunlber Of claims were allowed.
Several had Deen contracted without
the authority Of the club, and Presi-
dent Riddle announced that hereaf-
ter none such would beapproved with
his consent.
A vote Of thanks was extended to
4. 9. Holland for his work in select
ing furniture for the rooms OF the
club.
Il. M. Tarlton and G. S. Avery were
appointeda committee to interview
Mr. Halsell and secure, If possible,
some awnings for the windows OF the
club pooms
The convention of the Oklahoma
Commercial clubs held recently at
Sulphur adjourned to meet in Musko-
gee, August Is and 16. L. M. Tarl-
ton and }. w. Orr have been appoint
ed delegates to that meeting, and
Seymour Riddle, who is on the execu-
tive committee Of the state organiza-
tion, Will also be present.
The sidewalk committee Of the club
was instructed to get busy at once cir
culating petitions for the building Of
walks, in order that there may be a
sidewalk system here by fall. r, M.
McClintock was appointed on the com
mittee in place Of w B. DePue, and
the committee now consists Of r. A.
Hickman, G. B. Rogers, T. E. Engle-
hart and r. M. McClintock.
The avertising committee was given
authority to print 10000 booklets adj
vertising Vinita, providing half that
number can be sold to real estate men
and Others in this city for their own
use.
Seymour Riddle then spoke of GER
tain plans that he and Others have
been considering. One of them is for
a big lot sale. 10 make this a success
it will be necessary for the lot-owners
to list with the club part, at least,
Of their property, to be sold at tauction
by the club. The idea Of the lot sale
is to get new people to invest in Vim
ita. Most Of the property is now held
so dear that newcomers cannot in
vest. If property-owners win part
with some OF their lots, the rest will
be all the more valuable.
The other plan considered by Mr..
Riddle is that Of sending a special
train through the eastern states to adj
vertise Vinita. 1t is proposed, If pos
sible, to get twenty business men and
their wives to 60 on this excursion,
which will last ten days. The cost for
each couple would, it is estimated by
A, L. Churchill, who has been figuring
on the project, be about sl0e.
The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1906-07-07
MAY PREVENT
AN EPIDEMIC

Manila, July THE cholera situa-
zion is unchanged Joseph Med It
is the only American who has o in
the past As hours. The health Choir
tiles believe that the next three days
viii be. the crucial time, and if the
extent Of the disease can be confined
TO its present proportions an epidemic
is UNLIKELY.
The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1906-07-07
BIDS ASKED
ON BIG SHIP

Washington, July Secretary Bona
parte has issued a. circular inviting
bids for the 20,000-ton battleship
authorized BY congress, and which viii
be the largest ship in She world.
The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1906-07-07

Oyster Bay, L. L. July Secretary
Of War Taft came to Oyster Bat To-
day to spend a few hours with Presi-
dent Roosevelt.
The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1906-07-07

Teacher Tommy. why didn't you come
10 school yesterday afternoon7
Tort-'v- Well SIR. there wuz circus In
towf-~tn paw, en- uiA. an Aunt Mary,
an Encie John. an Csusin Biii aii wantSd
to take me-
The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1906-07-07

Wanted-At once, good all-aronnd
plumber. Apply +. ID. Dalquest, Pat
ton building.
The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1906-07-07

Denver, Colo, July r District udge
Mullins today made an order calling a
grand jury to investigate al city and
county offices and such other matters
as may be submitted to the jury.
New-York tribune., 1906-06-12
EXPORTS FOR THE WEEK.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT,

oFI1I2E-The coffee was seadieT to day. and
q Oedg al an 3dEsnce OF sale points closed steady
reported OF about 5000 The opening advance was
here during the session. While it also looked as if there
feature in the Brazilian news aside from the fact thar
succeeded by rain soorn nor So % i9Gs @ IN Sa2 Fsulo as
ar9 ir5 s'Te as to9Tag dry period can hardly be re
damage in harvesting sections should ii continue Re
ports rens ooSo bags s against 1900 6ss @ l5s 5f
higher ana Santos a 6e2[h markets Rio was % Ies
weeks viarhi1ea 3Is wa & fraHe me- hgheT me
S6S2 bags BRAZILIAN receipts the week
50 far for the have
ket for SPOT coffee steady with quotations on the
erss - ~ 1oG TOT 5'lS 10 L. me toIa4 warehouse ae
bags against % s44 last week and lc6552 last year
GeaTanees and shIInents az Rio ana santos fol
Europe Rio shipments. 1900 bags, which 200
saS @ f 9agT Including 1000 to the J9i5sd tee
hars ;ris;1 d Ss ~ huTG % santos sfPme9ts M l ,@ @
f3uFope- Victoria 9eaTanees were l$0oo bags 70 he
movement follows 80 OoQ bags: clearances
bags total reoes @ at RIO and Fi Santos 81 for f f6e week
were lso coo bags against o5 900 last 90 900 last
s SoIdQNwIhe be- cotton market " vas naIToy and some
and and closed steady al net adyance OF 445 POINTS he
all day sales for The day were estimated at
vance las points in sympathy with better cables than
the % 1gi Se tE,ea- s ma % e ,t r i'm IN
the market attracted attention The
DAY selling about IS points the July prices
the local market and the bulge OF this morning
reached premium &c points New York Various
ahoat being that q very prominent New
Orleans operator planning bull campaign IN July
and another being that the small supplies available for
delivery contract the steadiness Of spot markets and
demand export sraduling short
interest which short Of July and long Of the
crops the advance there started the local
moving upward, prices at time showed
gain Of about 1OQl3 points. Reactions followed
realizing closed steady bQ6 points of
from the best the active months Just before the close
market a read from Washington in
the criticisms Of the acreage estimate issued on
June This statement IndllIea i mar @ aDoat or
Of last years figures that the
would 10 be only cent the
area which the crop moving was raised. The
eastern and central belts was good over
Sunday. continues dry in Southern Texas
contract prices in the local market to-day
follows
New-York tribune., 1906-06-12

The local market for spot cotton was quiet with
ii50c for middling Cult Sales, 4es bales southern
5pI5 pI5o Sgher at II si5o Sales s. bales Galveston
s6sbss5 gResasea at % 70 s3 5 sales & 65 bales No2fo @
CHANGED at lIse; sales 2os bales 5 Ba9re I no ios
St Louis steady unch9nged at e Mni4st0h e s5e@oy
HE; GALES. 900 bales Memphis steady unchanged at
points Tor to-day: Houston l2o9 bales. against
l3s 9st Meea s a 80 as wee and eiG5 last year
and at Orleans coo 900 bales against $50 last
pool cabies-spo quiet; sales 1000 bales specu
cents is coo bales American 1000 bales; niddlng up
aP6 an. So 1 on fsr Os % cosed stead @ points
advance; June 5s4d; JuneJqy $50 JaiyAqgSs5 3n
october-3ove1nber 6e5d; November-Decennber and De
S$ Ms5cAP SS.sIssa Ss4aenag 1aa
fIoER AND NEAL-Business in the hour market
spring strsghs and Kansas clears AL N sa5fIonS In
market Quotations steady ana IaG9sHg 6 e @
we QpGs st4arts 50 s5q$4 Winter patents s4qs4
81 esgq g aSss NS . wPSf5 RTE rfog s. tx
s. s5gs4 is ooHNdEAL hTm; quoted: Kiln dried a,6
o TO hFPs s. . nA @ % o1.4ss @ sI io FEED De
Wsf,e s se ftancard iddiinq in 100 n sacks sS
s2 co. dog S24 all June shipment; city bran w
k ss4 5o H6MiNY CHOP SO bulk s2s 80 sacks OIL
market peng % s ths suse and most Of the time was
H-es were due 10 o'clock. but II was some
tine after when they posted and even then an
sryo- made the situation confusing 10 traders VINO ad
hser waiting ali day report and had only few
market IN which 70 operate ihe Iac
hst prices changed little after the report We" issued
INDICTED that the considered it more or less E
stsnSor on the condition was sS against
yIss All 722 bush. against 4o3lS2 o Dusn
srt month and the last OF - 5000 busn
s1rtng wheat condition s3. against s5i Iast year.
"a i,dicated crop 617 900 bush, against
vesr epo The Kansas condition was reported AZ "a
that these nglres hao oeeh iAlIy
there WAS disposition IN some guar
srs 70 believe that bit too high under the
circumstances market being situated Tor pun report
Friy IN the cables gave nrst prices an ad
srs f about SC reporting the possibility Of
.usp1nsion Of wheat exports In Russia by the gov
eminent This advanced Liverpool ssg td although at
,hs close thai market only .gnd net higher The
the Continent was an advance
~ IIL marks at Berlin. The worlds shipments. &C
cerStyg 10 BroornhaI e.920O0O bush, compared
vsth eeS 600 last week Acyces from the West.
vl. somewhat conflicting. generally more publish
tbs otherwise reported In parts OF The lar
Southwest harvesting in IN progress while adVices
Mch.saa report made wheat condition 10 against
20 las; month and 8T year ago The Visible supp.
showed 02s decrease compared win redue-
tion last year s67 0c9 bush. On the eurp July IN
GenU YORK eased of 10 s97sc Cash wheat At New YORK
closed steady prices nominal follows NO red,
g5c elevator anoat: No Northern Duluth,
Ss5k and No ] NoTthern Manitoba eot@e o d Auoat
CORN-At the opening corn vas higher, WIN other mar
kes weakened end up 10 me last hour was
governed by heavy recepts rood weather and rather
poor cables Final covering Of shorts however rallied
New-York tribune., 1906-06-12

e0geoc; ASPARAGUS, per dozcn, eocgss 50; ARTI-
GHokEs GlI HI California dozen 5osi BEE Nesso
AHBAGF1s. Virginia. Maryland and Delaware per crate
SagSl 2; DO Per hbl 55sgsl; CELERY, Pernuda per
Charleston hothouse So 50GSs Charleston basket
G0cgSI do Savannah basket 50cGS1; Florida log
ida per box s16S1 30; GARLIC New Orleans. per 10 80
lOc; liORSERADISH. per 100 10. S4Gs5; LIMA BEANS'
florida per crate s2as4 LETTUCE nearby per S9'
Iocq 81 % do Boston. dozen s1qS1 20 MINa
nearby. 100 punches sGs2; MUSHROOMS, per ~ 70
@s5c; ONIONS Virginia white, per half Dbl basket I2cg
81 do Bermuda crate 81 soas 90 do Texas ye!low
per bag 81 % oElhA, Florida per carrier s2gS2 So
sey, large, basket. s2dS2 so; do small 81 g 90
Delaware and Maryland, 81 25qS2 %: STRING bE~AM.S
soc do North Carolina per habbl oog10c do per
bush basket. 25q50c do South Carolina, per basket 9
Doc: do Savannah. 259t0c; SQUASH. marrow per e6
crate sos do yellow erookneck and white SoG4 81 o.
per carrier s1G$2 50 do hothouse ~ lSg i5G
N5T Canadian rutsbaga. Dbl. S2@s2 90; WAITER
HAY AND STRAW-HAY-Mads tame opening
supply equal TO full present wants Of buyers Inere Is
mon; these quoted &c below large The two days
rail receipts well distributed al the stations QUO
tations to-day well covered by rates OF last week We
e sa2te m P sasg rge sse per 9 ~ .bDpnS S no S 4 sg
eIeaT O@Sac @ ons rye steady
in at the Produce Exchange noon to-day: Hud-
River Railroad 37O West Shore Railroad. 80: Erie.
Railroad 500: Pennsylvania Railroad. 90; Delaware
Lackawanna & Western Railroad, 1Oo Lehish Valley
Railroad. co. Baltimore & Ohio Railroad 90; Central
Railroad of New Jersey 10; river boats. 120 canal
so; total 1850 tons Receipts of straw. 10 tons small
lots &c less.
Toledo. 11.-IOvERsEED-Cash So S. October.
Sc 671s. TIMOTTIY-Prime. 81 6Ta.
New-York tribune., 1906-06-12
EUROPEAN PRODUCE MARKET.

Liverpool Juns I1-CTosing; wITEAr-spot nominal,
futures quiet July, 6s 6@d September IS 5sd Dsceri
eer 6s I'D CoIN-spot steady American mixed. ola
lsr,s .aSt. TspSoeT As ot-e
fancy winter STEADY IS g. HQPS--In London CPaciAo
CbasO f3 5sG.E3 lss extrz INDIA
mess. TSs Cd PoRK-F1rn prtrns Western SIS ca
liAMS-Short cut IL TO - y. fru. ass BACON-Firrat
SnmeeEland cut - g 30 70 4os g. short rib a "a ~
heavy s5 20 40 70 ass shoF clear backs 10 TO 20 ~
4s 3D. clear bellies. IA 70 10 70 Sos Ga SHOULDERS
Square. II 30 13 n. nrm Ais Cd LIARD-Quet, prir.
Western n Lsrees 44s Ga: American refined IN pals.
ass ga BCTfEIt-Steady; finest United sood
DO los sfE5stS-Easy American finest white. SOS; Go
S.1orsa osx TA1-l1lNafrime cry hrIn ess TURPEN-
PI,rFsoLEJM M-Refinsd quiet esd. LINSEED o0~S
New-York tribune., 1906-06-12

Ihe market sharply. and It closed firm al martial Ac
net ADVANCE The worlds shipment, were ZOO bush
inai last week the quantity passage increased
-S"O bush, and the visible supply Increased
Dush Commission houses buyers OF corn at times
uuTlg the day. No reference made 10 corn in
eoNsthinent report. but the Michigan
state sources was 90. against So year.
l1the closed nominal. follows; No corn
co, sr and 1'c b atoat; No white No = yellow.
cnc 7 @ ah0at OATS-The government report made
oats condition So against 929 year The Indicated
crop was 80 800 01 bush compared a5g
ds @ car Throughout the day the market good sup
hIt; anu was generally firm adverse crop and
oltnued active OUTSIDE buying market closed
y. as follows: Mixed. 20 81 rh 2c natural white.
SS1 g % To 42G45l2c ana clipped white. ID.
e1Sc RAE-Afarket firm; No = Western Csc ( o b
& % Condition Of rye So against 93 last month
New-York tribune., 1906-06-12
BONDS
q the
STATE OF NEW YORK
" FOR
CANAL IMPROVEMENT
EXEMPT FROM TAXATION
BONDS
CANAL IMPROVEMENT
EXEMPT FROM TAXATION.

Notes II hereby sfven that purvuan, 20 the
provisions OF chapter I47 Of the laws Of fsoo
and chapter 500 Of the laws Of 1903. sealed
proposals viii be received at the once Of tns
State comptroller. IN he city OF Albany until
Thursday. June IA. 1906. at twelve o. clock noon
OF that day. FOR the purchase In whole or IN
part OF
One Million Dollars In 8onds
TO be issued By the people Of the STATE Of View
York. IN either registered or coupon form a,
the opticn Of the purchaser. bearing interest AZ
the rate OF three per cent per aunurn from
January 1. 1905. payable semi-annuAlly on the
nrst days OF January and July of Zach year
and the principal payable the nrss DAY Of
January In ths year 1855. Principal ana In
tsrsst payable IN geld coin Of tho United
States of America Of the present staadsr6 OF
weight and nnensss. at the Bank Of The Man
haitian Company In tho city OF New York
Coupon bonds viii b issued In the dsnorn-
nation of One thousand Dollars and rsxis-
tered bonds In denominations OF One Thousand
and Ten thousand Dollars.
A sinking fund Is established By law ror ere
ext,nEuishment Of the Indebtedness created oy
the sale Of the Aforesaid bonds and for the
payment OF the interest thereon "a the xAme
become due.
The Bonds are exempt from taxation
No proposal viii be accepted for Isss than
the par value Of ths bonds nor unless accom-
panied by deposit OK money or by a csr,insd
chsck or bank dratt upon a bank or trust
company OF the city OF Albany or New York
payable to the order OF the ComptroGlsr Of the
State OF New York. for at least two per cent
of the par value OF the bonds bid for.
AL proposals. together with the security
deposits. must be scaled and endorsed Loan
for Canal Improvement and inclossd IN
sealed envelope directed 10 the ''Comptrollss
Of the State Of New York. Albany
The successful bidder or biddsrs viii Be re-
qulred to pay for the bonds. on the acceprancs
OF the proposal. by deposit IN ths bank Of thu
Manhattan Company in the City OF Nsw York
to the credit OF Treasurer Of the stats OF
New York on account Of the Canal Fund Of
the amount OF the award. together with pre-
MUM and accrued interest from January 1.
1906 less the amount os the deposit os such
successful bidder bidders which will be ap-
piled toward the payment for the bonds AL
other deposits will be returned by mall 70 the
respective bidders within three days after the
bonds have been awarded. unless different In
.tructions TO the comptroller as to the return
OF the deposit are duly given.
The comptroller reserves the right 10 re-
feet any or all bids which not IN his
opinion advantageous TO the interests OF the
stAss.
OTTO KELSEY.
Comptroller
State Comptroller's Once.
Albany. y. Y.
May II. 1906.
New-York tribune., 1906-06-12
Surrogate Notices.
C,RANE, EDWARD A.-THE PEOPLE OF

the State OF New YORK. by the Grace God Free and
lndepenGent-To Bates. Mary Pierce Alexander b
Crare. Mary Z Crane, 4Inna p Bissett. Ella Potter
Caroline " Crane. Irene Peterson. Rebecca
Clara y Doughty Frederick Wiszenus Adolph Wis
liZenus. Car line NJ Ftzman, benjamin Crane, Sophia
Itisne. Mary W crane. Helen II d'Arcais. Clarence p
Crane. Helen Pratt. Harry Fl Craze and Alexander NJ
Crane, executor. and The heirs and Of kin Of
Edward a. Crane. deceased, send greeting: Whereas
Cray the city Of New York has lately
10 Court OF County of New
instrument writing,
personal property duly proved
VIII Testament y ESIward A Crane. Of
Of Ne deceased. therefore.
of YOU appear before the Surrogate OF
County New York at his office in the County New
York the tWenty-seventh Jay Uf July. thousand
hundred and half past ten ocloCk
noon OF day then there probate
the VIII and Testament Ard such Of you
hereby cited under the Of
required by your guardian. II have
or you have appear and apply for be
appointed the event f your neglect failure do
a guardian viii be appointed by the rep
resent and for IN the proceeding.
In Testimony Whereof have caused The seal the
Surrogates Court of the said County OF New York
hereuntO affixed. Witness, Hon Abner q,
IL Thomas. Surrogate ot cur said County New
York al said County, the thirJy-frst day OF May
in the Of thousand nine hundred and
six DANIEL ]. DOWDNEY.
Clerk Of the Surrogate Court.
LOCKWOOD Attorneys FOR Petitioner. Wall
NeyyY YOr y y.
New-York tribune., 1906-06-12
PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF HON.

- Abnsr c. Thomas. Surrogate County OF New
York hereby given TO all persons having
Fitzpatrick OF the County Of
deceased present tho with vouchers
subscriber, his place o ransacting business
the oface OF Edward d Dowling. his attorney No $50
Broadway in the city Of New York. before
day OF September
Dated New York. the 18th day OF March. 1900
MICHAEL. +. FITZPATRICK,
EDWARD ID. BOWLING. Attorney for Executor 80
New-York tribune., 1906-06-12
-N PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF HOS

L Abner c Thomas a Surrogate OF the County Of New
York hereby given to all having claim,
A Mccall late OF the County Q York
the same With vouchers thereof
subscriber place OF trsnsactlug
Wall street IN the City Of New York. before the
september next
MARY l. MCCALL Executrix under the last VIII and
Testament Of John A. Mccall. deceased.
HARRY H BOTTOME Al Wall Sect. Borough OF Man.
haitian, New York City.
New-York tribune., 1906-06-12
IN PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF HON.

Frank T. Fitzgerald Surrogate Of the County o,
New YORK notice hereby given all persons having
claims against Eugene z. Mclean late of County Of
New YORK deceased present same. vouchers
thereof TO the subscriber, his place ransacting
business at Office Of Phelps Evins & East. 80
Broad street. the City Of New York. before
September next
New York the Sth day OF March. 1906
EUGENE MCLEAN LONG Executor
PHELPS, EVINS * EAST, Attorneys for Executor
New-York tribune., 1906-06-12

L Frank T. Fitzgerald. Surrogate Of the County OF
New York notice Esrsby given an PERSONS having
claims against Rob~<t A. Hazard. late of Oranss .
New Jersey present the same with voucher.
thereof 10 the subscriber at his place transacn bus
ness the office George T. Greenfield Broadway IN
Inc Crty York. before the 18th day OF Octo
Der
Dated New York. the l4th day OF April 1906
CHARLES HAZARD. Executor
New-York tribune., 1906-06-12

NOTICE
THE FIRST NATIONAL BANK. located at McCunber.
state North Is closing affairs
holders and creditors association.
hereby notified present and
F. E WOOD. Cashier.
Dated McCumher. N d. May 1st. 1905
New-York tribune., 1906-06-12
Dividend Notices.
GREENE CONSOLIDATED COPPER CoMPAN

GREENE CONSOLIDATED COPPER COMPANY,
20 Broad Street.
DIVIDEND NO IS.
A T A MEETING OF THE BOARD OF d.
A. rectors OF the Greene Consolidated Copper Com
pany. held at the office Of the Company No "a Broad
Street. New York, Saturday. 2. 1905 dividend
OF four per $50 declared the capital
stock Of the Company. payable June 30th. 1906, to
stockholders OF record L. 1906. Transfer books
will close the close business June H. 1905 and
reopen July ., 1906
ALFRED ROMER, Treasurer.