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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-09-08

THE SoULE co. (Inc.). $50 La. ave.
BEAUTIFUL NEW SUBURBAN HOME ON
Rockville line; IL rooms; acres. On easy
se7-5t HENRY ". OFFUTT. s2d and SITS.
FOR RENr-BRooKLAND. 1921 14TH ST.
two-stoIy cottage; rooms: bath; near cars;
se7-3t
FOR sALE-vALUABLE LITTLE SUBURBAN
HOME AND ABOUT ACRES, 1880; GROOM
TENLEYTOWN AND CARS. AND ADJOINING
AMERICAN UNIVERSITY PARK. MUST MORE
THAN DOUBLE VALUE IN TINE. COULD BE
PROFITABLY SUBDivIDED
see-at
NEW MAP OF ALI. TAKOMA PARK.
Send I0c for map and Illustrated pamphlet OF
se6-3ts Takoma Park. d. c.
FOR sALE-sao MONTHLY. NO cASH-NEw g.
sewer Connection: lot si1sss: located IN row 4
10 beautiful houses, with acreage; 10 minute
WILSON. East Riverdsie. Md. se8-sts
LOIS ON 18th AND 30TH SITS. n. z. IN
Rogers' Addition, Mt. RAINIER Nd, high and
beautiful location. hne shade. splendid water,
pure air. no typhoid or malaria. excellent car
service and , one fare s thine, tmss
Average price. $500 to $500. This section Is the
only part Of Washington that affords to people
Of moderate means delightful homes, sure and
safe Investments. Conveyaneing recording and
station. or 344 d ct. NV. Take @, street or
New York avenue ears going cast. Maryland once
open till O'Clock. PRODUCE THIS AID.
New-York tribune., 1906-11-24
OTHER MARKETs-sY TELEGRAPH.

Chicago Nov. o3.-CATTLE-Receipts. about 500
head steady; prime steers. ~ 6sT 40;
cows 81 6J6S4 10 heifers So 6oas5; bulls 24o9s4 so
calves S3Tss stockers and feeders 81 +GS4 90 HOGS
Receipts about Is head: market 5Goc choice
prire heavy So SO6S6 medium good heavy s6 I5
ss o. butcher 30fSe 40: good choice
Sc I57s6 20; packing IS soGS6 20; pirs IS 5oqS6 %
sTIT-Receipts about 10 900 head: market sheep
weak. lambs steady sheep. So 6So Io yearngs s. .
Sc 5O lambs. S5 s0I1SI 90
Cincinnati Nov e3.-HOGS active; butchers ship
pers 81 35Qse 4o common IS .agse 20 CATTLE strong
far 10 good shippers 81 50GS5 40; common s2aS2 %
SHEEP strong s2g$4 90; lambs steady, S4ffST so
East Buffalo. Nov. 23mcATTLE Rsfeipts. l25 head:
b4,rsre 81 35FS5 y VEALS-Recepts head: active
ana steady 81 2SQSs a5. HOGS-Recepts roo head;
slow. forkers a shade lowe Others steady
Workers SO 45aS6 roughs. IS T5GS5 90 SHEEP AND
TaNBS-Rece!pts 400 head: active: sheep steafy;
lambs $4,000 higher; lambs. s5gS7 s5; ewes IS 500
IS T5.
Kansas city Nov 23.-CATTIIE-Rscepts bTOo head
Including go southsrns market steady 70 shade lower
choice and dressed beer 5O0S6 20
70 good 5G*5 40 westsrn ss 6oS5 as
and feeders So 50aS4 30. Southern steers. s3&S5
southern s. 2Ssa % natiye cows S2GSs natiye
helfers T5GsS bulls 50 1888 So calves 5OG 81
HoGs-RecsiPts II 200 head: market SO lower. top
packers 50 59S5 90 PIGS and lght $ ssgse . SHEEP
ssgt7 e5; ewes and yeariinEH 8. 5ogss ea; Western
So fS6 Western sheep q 25Gt5
and feedersl s. oorS3.
New-York tribune., 1906-11-24
CASH QUOTATIONS.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT

C0F-T-r-r- tn. -.ss -'ew York. November "a 1900
---l4iIs to-day's trading
80 -'I, aHs4 large he business
sae-7eS =. .t4aliges from positions Thars
o,e-i~ - no DUH support consequence ana af+a-
s+asi,-e i-ased 10 points lower. MARKET closed
- a net decline Of 56I0 points with sales a.
2 point OF the season and March closing 81
o4es Tor tie day. including exchaDpee
'Ov bags There nothing
az primary points about the sarra &c
eapLes were shade Disappointing ~ anv-
az tc'a'lE accounted for the opening
P1L,t points There further reports con-
oIls earlE announcement. with reference IN the
pIan, but tangible developments in his
o' ana tle weakness steward the suggested
Fei- ne 94aihg early in the week theory was
- il9li4ated With the December notice 4sv
i-7r $500 i Il must Dc that the bulk December
i-Lelest mas been Aqudated switched forward
~ L taj ne rerai ming long interest was mostly pre-
~ accept tenders. but there hours
% 7 7+i1g during which scattering longs may figure TO
eoG le'!leis and Il IS not until notices
-ualea through the Street average trader
Na-- 4eeI sure Of the position. There was undoubtedv
se celahd on the theory that the circulation ~
--Dt-.es me market was good for
-'Ills AIs continuing & which seems To he
eeas coldent purchases except the market receive
al4Hcla- assistance Naturally movement should faII
Oh quite pronounceiv after date under ordinary
Soul10is aIc Judging from the OF previous
sea.e- Inc market for coffee steady with
qu0uAuofs ranging from T@sc to l1-1Gc Rio NJ
me range Of contract prices in the local market to-day
New-York tribune., 1906-11-24

ea2 DO go n at ST; i7o Indiana ycarngs. lc3 n. at
S. %
George L s Dnsnssck: 2os Sa1sds "a :s lambs 50 n
ysarlings 70 70. IS SO.
Tobin & shannon; as state lambs q 10 az e -; 81
So state yearlings 90 70 So state sheep S. n
at 81 80; GO IS 10 S4 81 DO. 90 70 at eS T5f o
Ohio yearlings 81 10, So so I0s Ohio wsthers III
10 at ST: So Ohio ewes 1l2 10. at 50 IS
s Sanders no state lambs 90 n. at 81 30; IS ssts
sheen and lambs. IS 70. at 81 T5.
DO co ~ Sc 75: state sheep 90 10 a. sSi 90
S. Sc.
HOE-Receipts were Il CARS or 2s25 seaf, incfid-
ing SO for market Feeling firm Buffalo advices
and nominal quotations for heavy medium hogs were
Sc ss6 10 per 100 70 Country dressed hogs steady az
81 RI0o per 70.
New-York tribune., 1906-11-24
Citations.

rJyHE PEOPLE OF THE STATE OF NEW YORK.
Il by the grace OF God free and independent 70
Lewis 3 Harris Gordon 3. Harris. William Dell, Clar
ence Dell and Marguerite Dell. five OF the heirs and
next OF kin OF Amanda c. Harris. late OF the City,
County and State New York. deceased. send greet
ing:
York has lately applied the Surrogate's Court Of
our County New York 10 have certain instrument
in writing dated the day May 1894. relating
and personal property duly proved as the
last VIII and Testament OF said Amanda c. Harris
late OF the County OF New York deceased thersfors
you and each OF you cited 70 appear before the
Surrogate Of County OF New York al his otce In
County OF New York. the eleventh day OF jan
uary ore thousand nine hundred and seven. q, half
past ten O'Clock the forenoon OF that day then and
there the probate OF ths said last VIII and
Testament
And such OF you as hereby cited, as under
the age tventy-oue years. required 20 appear
by your guardian II you have or II you have
none 10 appear and apply for be appointed.
IN the event OF your neglect failure to do
will be appointed by the Surrogate 90 reprs-
sent and act FOR you IN the proceeding
In whereof have caused the Seal OF
Surrosates ct the said County OF New York
TO be hereunto affixed Witness. Hon. Frank
Y. 81 T Fitzgerald, a Surrogate OF said County
OF New York. at said County, the foth day
OF November. IN the year OF our Lord one thousand
nine hundred and six.
DANIEL = DOwDNEY
= Clerk OF the Surrcgate's Court
New-York tribune., 1906-11-24

COITQN-The cotton market had q strong advance to-
cay, and while there realizing the close
70 make the final barely steady last prices were
4"G ~ points ret higher Sales for ths day
mated at 10000 bales The market opened steady at
decline OF 64T points IN response to somewhat lower
orerlngs were well absorbed the Up
scTtiy after the opening bulsh concerning
he southern spot situation, covering Of shorts
support The predictions for unsettled in the
southwest and the moderate
receipts At Houston. The high point reached late
az lO50c, or about 1890 poipts higher.
was We'll or from the best the months,
realizing seemed the chief OF pressure The Eng
-sa market was o8o5a points lower the hour
local opening when due TO about 23 points lower
but closed points higher ! point The English
Southern spot markets generally unchanged a
shade lower but private received told very
rrnl conditions IN the interior and the private reports
from Fan River Indicating that the troubles had
been settled. factor in the afternoon advance
The early map showed low temperature sections
this time desired The forecast, however
for rain and IN the Southwest Superintendent
Kings weekly movement figures follow: Port receipts
$4,000 bales against 39l.Is2 last year; overland
mills and Canada, 4S1l3 bales against 45I1 last
Southern mill t2kDEs, estimated. 63Oo0 bales, against
e6o0o last year gain OF stock at interior - 3
bales. 2S6l5 year; brought
week, 553 766 bales. 522 26S year. Total
ulOveuent-Port receipts, bales. against
37335S4 overland mills and Canada,
bales against 1929 year Southern mill takIngs
bales OOo year; interior
40 6 last brought into sight thus far for the
son I. .1J3 1T bales. against 4.95T SG5 last year.
The range ot contract prices in the local market to-day
follows:
New-York tribune., 1906-11-24
NEW YORK PRICES.

advance n
g aTket Nv with sp9t closing at tsI and futures
spot oot5 NJ me 20 Ta5ket was hrm IN Sonsequence with
futures nGoq at d eke 5 with spot quoted at flol 15s and
ake quoted p 25@22 s!etToy1io &c and
IN the o EAP b osvsns.a wns &c ans at
London sPELTER was higher in the English 21 mar
Ge 45c Iron higher in the English market with
ns a s At 5s s Iod and
With N No foundrg quoted at p 5q25 e market
dull with prices steady STANDARD foundry grades
and Iarch i ssi y bid January 81 bid February 81 bid
MoLAssEs AND sYRUPs-Advices from New Orleans
York market was also steady for both syrups
asses with business fairly broad Quotations follow
aP iss S% Sed 0saas qa oenTtuss n 5tgSo
open kettle 85gSsc: sYRGPs Common f4aI5c: tair Is
0i7fi 6i so9d lsa2o9 pr prime 22924c fancy 2ea2sc
crate trade Operations by professionals large
b6s Novebe 4@iio i S Decen5er st as
at @ a anuf[ Bssss eli 0o MaTsh s9S1H and 400 May
n Tpq54 q SsfSTnass & az STEADY ED prices We
@ aoe; PhiladelphIa 45o; bulk 85c. Refined.
6S @ RR Ws.s sS2s I bus SS S. P4ateF6la @ 6gk
z 95c. CoTToNsEED oIIWPrime crude Fl nis
cebf RF sn@sr Ys41m Nsys9ssT s eg &c. b
R1 March So gS5z3 z3o; aHd MAY s5g35Ac LIN
] ]Iow1 raw, 4094lc; Calcutta raw. CSC LARD OIL.
PROVISIONS. Owing to nors liberal receipts and
easy I've h9sT the provisi6n market opened lower but
was second decline based on the depression grain
Il ~ sfi3 ss fs aR inates Rh9SiSs' "SG
caso receipts 5000; estimated for Saturday.
PoFK steady. quoted Mess. s17 76QSls 75; family.
Mess ssgss FAMILY siaSss 90 6acet h so sSSsd sSsfd
qaoed s22as s. <R BRGD FF H6Gs aAMs das sS9ae5 s9dY
Bason5 $1iS; $50 n SIS leo n s.o 14o n so;
qa95ed 9I - o sg2Eing BIS 10 H. 1i4qle y n Ioo
IALLoow barely steady. quoted: City &c: country
City lara barey teady o9s oSosd & e
fined laz5 @ easy quoted South america 10 75o Cont
sas%e. sTEARINEE IN;EEE easy. quoted: oIeo Tx aIIso;
RIcE-Business was on liberal scale with good as
moderate. Quotations follow: Domestic. screenings 81
heads Ea5s6 Ultra fanc2 feads & 6 sgs fansy
tc 4sg4%c Patna, 6iag5%c Java. as a5i4c; Rangoon
sUGARBusness in refined was dull, with prices
same es " Sris sr oer . re renhers me quoted 4lOo
peting rehners storing sugars warehouses OF
fore, from this date further notice we shan
Later the American announced that they would also allow
oo less per cent CASH makes @ eheir T sagaT. T
@ are .S prices soeSt 70 rebate OF 10 points
@ a discount 9f Rer cent for cash seven days: Cgs
p67Tered and Eaas Sonsectfoner f9e siea o oa @ cl
fruit powdered 4eOc Eagle extra fine gran
Ee @ Gags s6s d6 bass az @ ao o 5 bags 2s
a. oe & lon e bags % 90 tSSg; 2 and SOP bags DO
Soc confectouers \, 460c: No / 45Oc Nos ana 8.
10 i5o n e. zo56 ~ H. Nc &C. No I I ss5o SS 10 S @
9oc Nos "A Is and 10 ss5o There was no change in
about steady and duty paid rates quoted follows: Cen
oIasses sugar So test lice London was quoted az
SIS November and December with buyers quota
sold al 2o basis e8 test freight Wlllett
tons against 45 tons last ye4 @ at the same
dates The SeSTsass s OF stock is 2lsSSS tons against
against 2os2 tons last yea or decrease Of 11s SIS
New-York tribune., 1906-11-24

The local market for cotton quiet with prices
20 points higher niddling upland and $50
middns Gulf Sales sees bales Southern spot mar
kets teegraphed follows: Baltimore nominal
changed 81 lie Little Rock sG lower at loc Mobile
firm 1Oi4c sales 200 bales Norfolk steady
unchanged 1G@4c sales. 267 bales Baltimore nominal
unchanged lie. Augusta hrm. unchanged at loasc
sales T03 Louis steady, unchanged at 1o4c
sales % bales savannah quiet sc lower at 1oSc sales
O27 New Orleans nrTE, 3-ltc higher at 10 l-c
sales $50 bales Galveston firm 1sc higher al l0%.c
Charleston firm, unchanged at lose
Wilmington quiet lsc lower at 1850. Memphis frr
Nc higher 10ssc; sales, 800 bales Estimated re
cof,-s leading At Houston 10000 20
COO bales against bales last week and glo7 bales
last year nt Galveston 1900 2l0Q0 bales, against
- 79 bales last and 1920 bales last year and az
Nev Orleans 700 1900 bales, against IOll0 pales
last l1T73 bales last year Cotton I-xchanSe
special Liverpool cables: spot cotton on! sles ooC
beias Tecs,rts 10000 bales. all Anerican m4ding up
ia-d qtf. futures opened steady TO points lover
closed irregular a advance II points . a decline
NJ ror- November i4d; Novenlber o6od
T1ece1ter-January. G3t; January-February, 90! I'd
T-frI+a-, March 825- March-April 562Rd Aprll-May
I.-Irre 653ad. June-July 567d; JulyAUgust
co., septenber 5621; September-October 55ld
Scia- November 45G. Manchester yarns quiet cloths
slowly -. --oal,
Comparative cotton stateEnehI loE ITO "07N S-0- 49,
verher % 1908; 2,,..
New-York tribune., 1906-11-24

day ana c9nGred mostly spring patents. Prices were
steady ana unchanged Tyo -four was very firm and
moe ctr grrng patents 81 2GdS5 10. sraighs
s. 50GS3 co. winter patents. 81 75nS4. spring clears
81 40GS3 So. extra winter. s3nS3 10 No .
winter 3 8O0S3. BJ'CKVIIEAr FLO, !4i7-ket STEADY
Quoted Fair 70 good 81 GsqS3 so coce fancy s. s.
0S4 70, CORNMEAL quiet: quoted: Kin dried s. 5GB
So II as tg brand. BAG MEAL steady; quoted: Fine
White and yeow 81 20QSl -; coarse 81 I0qSl II FEED
Western strong. quoted Western, spring
So 10 standard middlng, s22 -: -four DO s2t Co red
dog soc Go all rrompt shpms mt CITY bran bulk. S2l
a. saCEs 500 G.IS2g lO uiidng 500 5OS2G so dog
s2s 70 Hominv chop bulk. so. do sacks s23 20 on
meal $50 I5aS31.
GPhIN-WHEAT-Fe changes occurred in the
technical position wheat yesterday Following out
recent custom the market showed steaGness dur
ing and sold on In the last houF throush
liquidation December. dosing &c 70 3 net lower
usual the early steadHesa was connected closely
with small Northwest receipts and strength az Min
neapuls At one the latter market was sc
weakness affected the North
as well Us other markets, 30 that tLts improve e.
New-York tribune., 1906-11-24
OEATE FROM BUILDING COLLAPSE.
'~'asf Finds Attempt to Tamper with
Pillar at Kodak Park.

So Nov 22-Abran lie Roy. one % the
O. y Oh the wrecked building in Kodak Park
e - morning All the other injured are OUT
,as a. coroner Klliip began an Inquest into
f5-saf ~. - lLe accident this morning and Has
.-ee -1 6l-rJ-7E fact that, in spite os 10
- daT ---s- guarding the ruins. an at-aYrrr
as-t a &C., - iauDer with the pillar .rrrEe
rresksnsS = s'1ld moor was found 10 have rae~
sE.ip Cod q eyer ot sawdUst and pieces OF Woo
= Eitb 80 lsretnan. was blamed for taD1D5 p
We serereiy o..-.. ar. Gordon and the policemen
New-York tribune., 1906-11-24
,.. s.SY IN BAY SHORE PROCEEDINGS

csgr, a. d, Nov 22.-The United States Circuit
eseeiav. appeals today granted STAY of M
Tee fsos1,. 1.. November g in the Bay shore Ran
der tie rg rregs oesSs s5 peEdng before Judge We'd
es n 8 confirming the sale Of the l5I On
se15r enc he 6eea nm o z Co. Of Philadelphia at
s,aeat a. 's :. conli issioners Of crtf-1 Iof *
Co i'-s7 price money by T. r
New-York tribune., 1906-11-24
s., s'ArE RAILROADS UNITE

c'n corapsr,, The Buffalo & Lake Erie .r.s.
20. &c coapanv he TIE DuHkirk & Fredon,a ran
s TIE ie IN the Office Of the Count , 10 a
cs's bgso % ne new consolidated CONF conI1a6,, TO-
oHi6eJ stock - ,5ske Erie Traction CorTt,it,y az
Ja7S Sork ne sa2res most Of whe ej1gg are % %l,a s T.,
neste Nayer--bre 9f the new company are
SFRs. se:sTTE gaTE c scharA Ae1a99eg tfeasesr k4sog E
New-York tribune., 1906-11-24

ei5. was all lost before the close Taking tho re-
BEEN az Mnneapolis and Duluth thi. has
s neo time year Stocks Minneapolis
bush last year Te as Wn an increase Of
cars compared with 5sI cars last week and s2s cars
suthor,.ago ago At the same time a well known crop
tSr Ssined his original estimate $50.
shorIs 0tg states although, he said, due allowance
Names ndTTes' the extent OF which has been deter
as ne me foreign markets usual little figure
Paris was points up Budapest points net low err
According 10 Broomhau the Argentfne shipments we're
pared with 72s,oOO bush last week. There was a
Ialay favorable report by The Modern Miller and
was the same favorable nature as % ths rnns
earlier in the v-se, ~ a,ort as tiIat IeceVeu
ai IL loads No ? red wheat in New York closed sol4c
S9s a'or ana 81 %c ahoat; No Northern Duluth.
SSp 70 the last hour in a steady position
aHu @ al times shade higher than the previous night
ape Iate reaction had for its basis The in wheat
OF increased offerings OF new from
shipments about 23O 900 bush less than the pTeyous
AGAINST 7Ol oOo bush year ago but scheduled to
a1Crease & Export business amounted TO Is loads No
y yI2r+c, a1oat; No white. 54]sc. and No 2 vel
shade louer cios,1g -b eotn tarket Tor oats
81 commission house selling. prospects
oats ber ana IN sympathy with other markets Cash
so Whrse n go 70 83 ~ SSg4oe clipped white to
~ 7ys 10 Ssi2 sac RYE-Marke firm; No western
4aeiilvered aei New York BARIEY-Market firm; feeding
vi " Is; and mating 4sa SEC Buffalo, BUCK
M MReet @ including -four. exports for the week accord
Ssa >. bTaostreets aggregate 4025o73 bush against
T. 1909 wheat exports 745S9,774 bush. against
9 sci bu ibSt yeaT C951 exports for the week
last year since July 1906, I731Ies6 bush against
@lso2979 last year.
New-York tribune., 1906-11-24
Nst reos.nt. at all United sta,os ports during

= IIsF17 - u -..'................ 4l9,l4O
Net receipts az al H'=a 7'~'es p, po''' 397. .a8s
same Wee.t -ast c. cofe- g. eD3. .22O
lo,s reee.lts s-ll-e 435
17ta ree5Ipls 20 49, -' ~ -........... 2J3.569
l-Alort5 f3r | Is 80 sg+ ,aa- ........ I39, 257
Total exports since September 20 e0e
Total exports date last year 30
stock ct all United States ports II7 4'V
STOCK at all United states ports 1t 'e sl $50 $40
e.5L ls5l - o t,+srfor towns ............ 53I IDS
stock al all Interior towns az 'e same .-i e215ee
STOCK at LeIoi', Ia came time last YEAR 725 oO0
stock OF American aaoat for Great Brtain...-.: --
STOCK OF 80. an, "a 10 80 11 ~ +.e 200 600
The following total net receipts OF cotton az a.!
Sentenlber
New-York tribune., 1906-11-24

Surplus includes undivided proetA
Total amount OF deposits which - q
tnis date sl4bs 525 60 average rats OF no~G ADs
postts on which interest Is paid. 2I5T per can't
Has each official communication 6trsctsd O. Hank-
ing Department this institution
Board OF Trustees al the meeting held
recsiptP Yes
State % New York. County ct KingA
GEO. n sOUTHARD. President. and CLINTON u.
Secretary, OF Franklin pcu<D4
and doing business at No I6466 Moutaus strssA
Borough of Brooklyn, and at lao Broadway. Borough
OF Manhattan. City % New befns sworn
Sor himself the foregoing report with schenlss
spects 10 the best OF his nosdse and bees sd tAsy
further that ths business Of said COM.
has been transacted the locations required
the Banking Law CHAP 6se, Laws OF Iseo3, art not
elsewhere and thar the above report made cor-
pliance with Official notice received supa-~
intendent Banks. designating NevsrS.
ber 1905 the day OF which report shall rnsdA
GEO. n SOCTEARD. Prsstdsnt.
CLINTON ". LCDLCN, Secretary.
Severaly subscribed and depcne1ta.
the 22nd day OF November. 1900. before
Notary Seall WM. J. MONTGOMERY.
Notary Public KInEs County. So
Certhcats fled n New York County
New-York tribune., 1906-11-24

rItI-TOR -GenLIeman. German. highly educated COL
Il lsge graduate. conversant with English. German
French experienced successful position
sss. New York socisty references Address Ben a.
TA1ztaxA-
New-York tribune., 1906-11-24
Teachers Agencies.

yCEACHERs wANTED-Gentiemen: Superior sps-
clals1 su English rst class day school; also
,rior pecaIiss English for boarding school Superior
s-ntiasn Tor large boarding school city Supe-tor
Latin arhu1etic. atdi-ftcs
ssurternan for gymnasium work city
cher GOOD positions fer gentlemen Apply % " J
V(STfN,6; TylN. American snd Foreign Tsachsrv
Agency q Tnlon Square. New York
New-York tribune., 1906-11-24

Estimated accrued interest nor
entered books 90 date OF this
6 liability. .Slt ls5 20
Mortgage guarantees issued and liability thereon At
date OF this report. s.. 90, 900 co.
sSurplus includes undivided profits.
Total deposits which interest is paid At
this date ISL ST. rate OF interest on de-
posits on which interest Is paid. per cent
Has each official communication directed BY the Ban-
ing Derarnnent institution bean submitted 20 the
Board OF the meeting held next after It's
ceipt? Yes.
state OF New York. Co1nty OF New York ss:
Louis Y BRIGHT, Vice-Presideut, and 7 STALL
KTECHT. Treasurer. OF Lawyers Title Insurance and
Trust Company located and doing business at No 81 and
KQ liberty street City OF York. In said county.
being duly sworn each for himself. the foregoing
renort with the schedules accompanying the same 70
true in all respects TO the best or his
adge and bslef ID further that the usual bus-
ess ~ said r. company has been transacted at the
location required BY Banking Law Cap. 6se. Laws
elsewhere; and that the above report Is
made IN compliance official notice received from
the sperntendent Of Banks designating the roureents
dav of November 1oe the day OF which such report
shall be uade. - ,-r-,-- -..
T STALLKNECET. Treasurer.
s.v.rsIfy subscribed and to by both depcrsnts
the 2srd day OF November, 1906. before me
Tsssi ~ Sota-yI wM. J. WILSON,
' Notary Public. ". I. Co
New-York tribune., 1906-11-24
BOSTON STOCKS.

psy Co. No. Nassau strset9
,tssei BY y - .. Nov e. Nov %.
stH-N e Nov 20 N
Arizona republican., 1906-08-30

judges, R. Knight, George Martin; clerks, George Harrer, Carter Hazelton.
 Buckeye Precinct, Voting Place No. 3, rlington-Inspector, H. M. Lewis; judges, J. C.. Montgomery, W. H. Tay- Tor; clerks, Albert De Witt, A. B. Perry.
 cottsdale-Inspector Winfield Scott; judges, E. O. Brown, - Vanderhoff; clerks, Percy Smith, TheO. Caldwell.
 Gila Bend-Tnspector, l.. Kalten- bach; judges, -: clerks.
Arizona republican., 1906-08-30
SELIM RICHARDSON
 TELLS OF TRAVELS
Relates His Experience as a New
 YSFk City RiOter.

Selim Nicholson. who left Phoenix the early part of July for Denver, where he went for the purpose of at tending the sessions of the grand lodge of Elks, returned home yesterday. Af- ter being in Denver, he went as far east as New York city. During his entire trip. rainstorms followed him. and he enjoyed but few sunshiny days. The heat, too, was as bad as it had been in Phoenix prior to his departure, making him often wish he was back in Phoenix. The general conditions throughout the east show an era of prosperity. Crops are big in the cen tral states and, something unusual. the farmers have been able to harvest them. Naturally. MT. Nicholson heard more or less about politics. in which he is always interested, and came near remaining in New York city for the Bryan banquet, to which event he had been invited by a friend prominent in New York state democratic politics.
 Denver said MT. Nicholson. ''is one of the best organized cities I ever visited" and it has been his good for tune to travel extensively throughout the United States. There is no city