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New-York tribune., 1906-10-15
TENTH ASSEMBLY, DISTRICT.

The Frs. Election District IS bounded oy v,saia
ridge stanton street ChTyss stEsss ana ssoond
in Eas! Houston street Ludlow street
The ThiEd EgSon @ District Is bounded By ana wtsnl
The Fourth Election Dstric, Is bounded BY ana WITH
folk street stanton street Ludlow street East Houston
The Tf,h Elsstion District bounded By and within
avenue S'i7'' ana second
TIE sixth Election District bounded BY ana within
The Seventh Election District Is Bounded BY and
The Eighth Election District Ia bounded bv ana v1.s
n Ffth street Avenue B. East Fourth street aud
The Ninth Election District BY and within
Fifth street Avenue Third street ana First avenue
Fifth street First avenue Third
The Eeysnts EleSto9 ,s District 3 bounded and
The Tweltth Election District IS bounded BY and
within Sixth street. Avenue A. Fifth First
within sixth street Avenue b Fifth street and Avenus
The Eogrtesn.h Election District Is bounded By and
within Seventh street. Avenue B. Sixth
me Fifteenth Election District Is bound.a Nv at
within Seventh street. Avenue A. Sixth and Sec
The sixteenth Election District is bounded Nv a,s
within Eishth street. Avenue a. Seventh street and
The seventeenth Election District is bounded DIV and
within Eighth street. First avenue Seventh and
The Elshtssqsn Election ps:ries Is bounded and
and Second
The Ninetsenth Election District Is eousdsd ey and
within East Ninth street Avenue A. Tenth
street and First
The Twentieth Election District Is bounded by and
within East Eleventh street. Avenue A. East Ntnth
street and First avenue ~
The TWenty-hrst Election District IS bounded and
within East Eleventh street. First avenue East Ninth
street and Second ~
The Twenty second Election District bounded by
and Within East Thirteenth East
Second -
The Twenty third Election District BY ana
within East Fourteenth Avsnue A. TweIfth
street First avenue East Thiteenth Bsssna
New-York tribune., 1906-10-15
THIRD ASSEMBLY DISTRICT.

The First Election bounded by and within
Charlton Hudson street Spring street. Green
wtch street. Canal street and Hudson river
The Second Election District is bounded and
within West street. Narck street King street
Hudson street. Charlton street and Hudson river.
The Third Election District is bounded by
Clarkson street Narck street. West Houston
The Fourth Election District bounded by and
street, Varick street and Carmine street
The Fifth Election District is bounded by and
In West Houston street. Congress street. King
Narick street
The Sixth Election District Is bounded by and within
King street Macdougal street. Charlton street and
Hudson street
The Seventh Election District Is bounded by and
within West Houston street. Sullivan street. Spring
street. Macdcggal street King street and Congress
The Eighth Election District bounded by and
within Bleecker street Thompson street. West Houston
and Hancock street.
Ninth Election District bounded by and within
West Third street. Broadway, West Houston street
Thompson Bleecker street and Macdougal street
Tenth Election District Is bounded by and within
West Houston street. Broadway. Spring street and Sui
Ivan street
The Eleventh Election District is bounded by and
within East Mott street Prince street
Mulberry street. Spring street and Broadway
The Twelfth Election District Is bounded by and
within Prince street BowerY. Broome street, Elizabeth
The Thirteenth Election District is bounded by and
Bowery.
The Fourteenth Election District is bounded by and
within Rivington street. Chryss street. Grand street
and Bowery,
New-York tribune., 1906-10-15
FIFTH ASSEMBLY DISTRICT.

The First Election District By and within
street ana Hudson river.
within Barrow street Hudson street Lsroy street and
The Third Election District By and within
Morton street Bleeckes street Leroy street and Hud-
,5. The Eog5 Elss.ioR Pssss ., !, segaa:S By .as
Blocker street Morton street ana Hudson street
os ra EI[sa TecGa pse Is bounded Sy ana .isais
street Barr 5Ra5rOY Y street ,s,ae, and Hudson street
West Tenth street Hudson street. Barrow and
The seventh Election District Is bounded By and
within West Tenth street. seecksr street Grove
The Eight Eighth Eisot4Sa District I, bounded b. and
y Ne s4sa %.s Hs.sss y
The rsnS econ psp sses Is ana aq6s0n lbs s
Bank street. Greenwich street. Perry street and Hud
The The Esysnth S EIsSsioa Dstr:o. :, ssunasa By
street and Hudson river
va tts IVES: ess0g 1es . ssSHSsa By and
Horato street Greenwich street. West Twelfth
The Thirteenth Election District is bounded By and
avenue. Hudson street. west Eleventh street and
The Fourteenth Election District is bounded By and
TwsIfh stree. reenaieb aTsn1. IAN. strs sss
avenue and Horatlo street
within West Fourteenth street Seventh avenue West
Ths si3esntS Elsotion District n Is boand.s SS and
street Washington street Little West Twelfth
and H9dson river; r,,0..,.- ,,,-..,.. q.
within West seventeenth street Ninth avenue. wess @
Fourteenth street and Hudson river
The Eighteenth Election District Is bounded
within West Sixteenth street. Eighth avenue. Yves.
Fourteenth street and Ninth
The Nineteenth Election District Is bounded AMI
within Fifteenth street. Seventh avenue. West
Fourteenth street and Eighth avenue
The Twentieth Election District is bounded by and
within West Sixteenth street. Seventh est
Fifteenth street and Eighth
The TVenty-hrst Election District Is boundsd
within West Eighteenth street, Seventh West
Sixteenth street and Eighth
The Twenty second Election District is bounded BY
within West Seventeenth street. Eighth avenue
West Sixteenth street and Ninth avenue:
The Tweuty-third Election District Is bounded "
and within Eighteenth street. Eighth avenue,
West Seventeenth street and Ninth
The Twenty-fourth Election District Is bounded By
within West Eighteenth street. Ninth
Seventeenth street and Hudson river.
The Twerty-hfth Election District is bounded by
within West Nineteenth street Eighth avenue. West
Eighteenth street and Tenth avenue
The Twenty-sixth Election District is bounded BY
within West Nineteenth street Seventh avenue,
West Eighteenth street and Eighth avenue.
New-York tribune., 1906-10-15
Election Notice.


SEVENTH ASSEMBLY DIsTRIcT-CoucsD4
tyro Iwenysi1th street seventh avenue wsss rvsn"
The Tentb Eisc ho IlsnIh avehse ' t .,1 ->~>,,
SHe OK Eighth avenue from West Twenry fourth
T 1S1sIn street east side OF Ninth tum WEST
north ana street to West Twsnty-nfth strsst and
Shsh ~ avenue 70 Ninth avenue.
within Tyyentv Strcst >SIrth aVeana ya~s
'hiTd street Tenth West ssur.a
,Ib,s Tweifth Election District bounded ana
ATyssnty-iifth street and Hudson river.
within thirteenth Election District Is bounded By and
Tbs In Fon1ixth 1FEsnsy-sixth street and Hudson river
within West street west side or nxsss
tvsventb west Twenty sixth street 70 Vest Twen-
as sixth street from Eishth avenue 70 Ninth avesue.
street to West Twenty-sevenf6 street -
within Wess EeSton District IS bounded sz and
Tba IsTtensy,s,Sh ster street and Eighth avenue
within Thrtietb s-reS - bo.s ,. 20 vs..r
ITs vent ssSnsyssishth eighth street and Eighth avenue
within west side OF Eighth avenue from rwsnty-
street side Of Ninth avenus fror
street north and south sds, 20 o. Ts Tween
S'rs1' TS ron rsona Elsntn avenue 70 Ninth avenue
within West Twentyeighth street Ninth ave.us w.ss
The Nineteenth Election pIstrpcr T. bopne.a s, and
within West ThiTtieth street. Tenth avenUs. wsss
The Twentieth Election District bounded sy and
twenty eighth strset and Tsnb as avenue "sss
The Twsnty-hrst Election District bounded By and
nue. from West T.nty-ninth street to west Tsirtish
eighth street 70 West Thr,ie,h aor,s aa ssrss
sdss or West Twentynnth street, from Eighth
The Twenty: second Election District bounded sy
West Thirtieth street and Ninth avsnus
and N.Y.. Election Distre, + sognass y
Thlstisth street and Tenth avenue
and ys Wsss D.rs < SSgnasa y
west rnirty-hrst street and Tenth avenua
New-York tribune., 1906-10-15
Election Notice.
BOARD OF ELECTIONS
OF THE
CITY OF NEW YORK.

General o-ioes. No. io7 West Forty-nrs, stree.
Borough OF Manhattan.
a. hereby given. in pursuance OF chapte. eoe of
No - 1895 as amended by section TO- chapter
the of 1901 Of the boundaries Of each OF the cleo
% .s,,s n the County Of New York. OF the desie-
uon !, rbe psoe OF registration for October 6, O. Is
Ha ,s OF the polling place for the election to be
fne s..r,hsr G. 1906 each OF the election districts
n,s csanty. follows:
New-York tribune., 1906-10-15
SEVENTH ASSEMBLY DISTRICT.

The First Election District bounded by and within
West Twentieth street, Eighth avenue. West Nine
teenth street Tenth avenue, West Eighteenth street
and Hudson river.
The Second Election District bounded by ana with
In West Twentieth street Seventh Nine
teenth street and Eighth avenue.
The Third Election District y within
tieth and Eighth avenue
The Fourth Election District by nd
In West TWEEN second street. Tenth avenue. West
Twenty-hrSt street, Eighth avenue. West Twentieth
Hudson Z
The Firth Election District is bounded by and within
West Twenty fourth street Tenth avenue. Twsn.
tythird street Ninth avenue. West Twenty
Tenth avenue. West Twenty second Hudson
river.
ty-hrst street and Ninth avenue.
The seventh Election District Is
within West Twenty third
Twenty -nrSt street and Eighth
The Eighth Election District Is bounded by and
within West Twenty fourth street Seventh avenue,
West Lwenty-third street and Ninth avenue.
The Nlnth ELECTION Dstrict Is bounded By an ithin
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1906-09-27
BABY COVERED
WITH SORES
Would Scratch and Tear the Flesh
Unless Hands Were Tied Wasted
toaSkeleton-Awful Suffering for
Over a Year-Grew Worse Under
Doctors Skin Now Clear.
WOULD HAVE DIED
BUT FOR CUTlCURA.

"AIy little son, when about a year
and a half old, began to have sores
come out on his face / had a ply
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1906-09-27
FINEST BANK NOTE PAPER


backs Is Made.
Tie national flag flies over tie "zov,
eminent miu." owned by ,le Crane
family at Dalton, Mass. because all
the paper for the United Stalas green
backs is made there. It is one Of a
group Of mills in which the Cranes
have made paper for more than q cen
fury. The founder was Zenas Crane.
Before he could get the first mil start
ed be had to have large quantity Of
rags. But rags were scarcer in those
days than now. The Italian had not
then arrived. the junk Shop was un-I
known, and. although the rag buyeA
passed through the streets of Bostoil
once week. he had not vet appeare
in the western part OF the state Thits
resulted in an appeal to the peopl F.
. based on high economic and patrioH 81
grounds. Haudhills appeared with
headlines in large type: "Ameri@
encourage your own manufaet
and they viii improved Ladies, e
your rassg'
They were carried to all the homA
and shops in Berkshire and adioinihl r
counties urging every wqpan Wild
has the good Of her counhYl aud TIKI
interests of her family TT beart 10
save her rags and send III Il to the
pew factory or to the nea 1t store
EeeperX @and a g0Sferoas prs win be
paid" when ~ min was aady the
rags we - in abundant and op-
erations once commeu The
working force consisted Of r men.
two girls and small boy, zenas
Crane as superintendent ana pf pro.
prietor The paper was a hand
molds, and the outpa6sgs il pounds
a day Today 6utnut Is many
tons q. q ne bank note paper
THE WIND BELLA
lrBoy1sSst Il Constructed Iu IaiA sn, H.,
osiagaaa Home.
NThe wind bell, as It's name, hnplasA
is made 10 ring by the actog of
! wind rim fact the wind be
-55S5~at all strictly speakipaA "a
Il 49, composed 9Ss6 numDs OF
~ ln circle from a
6se together So that
Unto contact aud pro-
duee sour swsXed by the
Winds ~.
sdsviad 81 produce sSd
are ~ Sing andanusical s. are
e,fQa = with gl4sg fiAlGaots esYna WIFI,
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1906-09-27

stefan treath him,
but the sores grew
worse. Then they
BEGAN to come on
his arms. then on
other parts Of his
body, and then one
came on his chest,
worse than the
Others. Then / call
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1906-09-27

Call up Davis and TaYlor's stabl!
II you want dirt for raEing your 10
or sidewalks
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1906-09-27
SUCCESS

SUCCESS
IL yNat we are al
wats striving for m
nar business We
have succeeded IN
biying iust what
Won want. Wher
You see our
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-11-23
SHOOTING UNJUSTIFIED
Friends of Landlord Vusick Are Max
ing This Claim

LOS ANGELES. Cal. Nov. 22.-Tbe friends
OF John Vusick. the proprietor of the Swiss
lodging house. who was shot and killed day
before yesterday By Policeman Ammon while
resisting arrest for alleged liquor selling. are
making strenuous efforts TO bring Ammon
and Officer Pursell, who was with him. into
court on the charge of killing Vusick, claim
ing IL was unjusnned. Vus!ck the leader
OF large number of foreigners IN the section
where the trouble occurred The police to-
day accused an attorney who was retained
10 be bored in the adobe wall Of the building
where the shooting took place. In order 70
be able 10 prove that Ammon fred two shots
al Vusick. The attorney denies the charge.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-11-23
! MAKE TEST
TRANSPORTATION
me Court Will Decide if
lpapers Can Accept Mile
zee for Advertising.
MONEY IN PAYMENT,
YDECLARES COMMISSION
lad Attorneys Hold That
y View Destroys Free
: dom of Contract.

TACO. Nov. 2o.-Tbe Supreme
|l lf the United States is TO be
4 rfo pass upon the question
VA railroad company can issue
Mutation in exchange for adver-
IN newspapers. \ test case is
@nsde in Illinois, or rather an
(Honity be given to the Interstate
IA ce commission TO have the
N LASS upon their ruling that moth
b - money can be lawfully received
IA opted in payment for transporta-
|Ak
&ly after the new rate law went
leRfect the question came before
lSimissiou. aud that body decided
|Ahly money could be accepted. The
81, of this ruling was not seen
|t local department of the Mouon
efa, and George Kretzinger, the
ne counsel, and L. c. Field, the
|nii solicitor, wrote to the Interstate
E~rce commission and gave their
1ction OF the law. backed by de
|lp of the courts,
~ said they had carefully con-
|B the law before tine promulga
|f the rule, and under their con-
Ion of the Law had entered into
bets in good faith with publishers
Ne publication of time cards. etc,
kor the payment of such services
at the rate fixed by
|Monor s duly published tariff,
in every instance was the exact
|alent of the agreed price for pub,
|9n.
|, Need Not Pay in Money.
y law. they said, nowhere provides
|-ayment for transportation shall be
and it must therefore follow
E-e frcndnn of contract as heIwnan
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-11-23
FOUR BOATS IN COLLISION
Fog in Harbor of Seattle Causes Series
Of Accidents.

SEATTLE, Wash. Nov. 22.-Fcur boats coll
lded in the harbcr Of Seattle this morning
in the thick fog. The first collision was be"
tween the ferry boat City of Seattle and the
steamer kitsap- Both were inbound The
ferryboat missed her slip and was backing
out when she ran into the Ktsap The
ferry-boat sustained damages 10 her apron.
The kitsap was uujnjured.
The second accident vas between the
steamer Monticello. Capt. Moe. and the
steamer Manette Capt Jackson. The latter
was bound for AlKi point and the former
inbound from Psulsbo The vessels struck
stem 10 stem, The Manettes stem was stove
In and her guard and bagStnft were carried
away The accidents were within twenty
minutes of each other.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-11-23
GRANGE OPPOSES FREE
SEED DISTRIBUTION
Practice of Government Is Held
To Be of No Practical
Benefit.

DENVER. Colo, Nov. 22.-The Ma
tional Grange convention today adopt
cd resolutions reported by the commit.
tee on agriculture condcmning free seed
distribution bv the Government as be-
ing of no benefit, opposing National
fertilizer law and tdvoriug amendment
of the cleunlargarine law by striking
out the word knowingly TO the end
that convictions may be secured for vlo-
iaticn of the law.
On the resolution asking for ma
tiopal law 10 protect farmers against
the sale of nursery sock not true to
name the committee reported the refer
ence Of the ,n1tter TO the various State
oranges with a recommendation ihat
they en,leavor to secure protective leg
islarion in thor respective States The
report was adopted.
On resolution asking Congress for
an annual appropris tiop for the & ez
tension o. agricultural education, The
committee reported favorably and the
report was adopted
The present appropriation IS oniY
$4,000. The resolution asks that it be
$4,000. the amount which Secretary
James Wilson estimates as necessary
Aid is TO be rendered along these lines:
Agricultural colleges. State departments
of agriculture. training courses and
training schools for agricultural instruc-
ton; to Introduce eXperimentally new
fea atures of agricultural education; to IN
crease the efficiency of agricultural edu-
cation in negro land grant colleges, etc
The cooperative committee S report
was adopted. It recommended cooper
aJive creameries, elevators, savings
hanks, trust companies, building and
loans, warehouses. grange fire insurance
conlpanies and cooperative marketing
of farm products, but without response
bihty for their management or obllga-
tions.
The committee on finance recommend
ed that $4,000 be appropriated for lee
ture and extension work and the report
was adopted
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-11-23
OF the Stomach
can't, Simple, But Safe and Eff
n fectual Cure for It.
ASTs NOTHING TO TRY.


4rh of the stomach has long been
red the next thing to incurable.
Iual symptoms are full or
Z sensation after eating, accom-
sometimes with sour OF watery
a formation of gases, causing
y on the heart and lungs and
= breathing, headaches. fckle ap-
Nervousness and general
Sput, languid feeling
AZ is often n foul taste in the
%coated tongue and if the in
&f the stomach could be seen it
a1how Shiny, inflamed condi.
AZURE for this common and obsti-
lopuble is found in tres tment
Wanses the food 10 be readily,
hhly digested before it has time
Ghent and irritatc the delicate
III surfaces of the stomach. To
~ prompt and healthy digestion
Npne necessary thing to do and
Normal digestion is secured the
Sal condition will have disap-
Hding TO Dr. Earlanson. the saf-
u best treatment is to use after
Neal a tablet, composed Of Dias.
IAseptic Pepsin. little NuE,
\ Seal and fruit acids. These
4 can now be found at all drug
funder the name Of Stuart's Dvs.
Z Tablets and not being a patent
;he can be used with perfect
and assurance that healthy ap-
i'and thorough digestion will fol
ZEN regular use after meals.
m. s. Workman, Chicago, Ills,
4 " Catarrh is local condition
lng from a neglected cold in the
whereby the lining membrane of
2se becomes inAamed and the
'2ns discharge therefrom passing
lard into the throat reaches the
Eh, thus producing catarrh of the
IN. Medical authorities pre-
I for me for three years for ca
,of stomach without cure, but to.
4 am the happiest of men after
fonly one box of Stuart s Dvs-
4 Tablets. ] cannot find appro-
Awords TO express my good feel
have found flesh, appetite and
rest from their use. -
Ft's Dyspepsia Tablets is the
preparation as we'll as the sim
md most convenient remedy for
Hrm of Indigestion, Catarrh of
fh, billousness, sour stomach,
lqrn and bloating after meals.
Y your name and address today
%ree trial package and see for
n. Address T. a, Stuart Co,
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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-11-23
ASSESSMENT NO. !.

Mining company. pr;r.
,e Of business. Salt Lake CITY Irtsh
hereby givcn that ut a mcetinr NJ
! OF directors, held on the lTth dnv
,ber. 1905 m assessment OF three
per share was levied on the capi,aI
y the corporation, payable on or he.
y 2oth day o. December, 1905. 10
: ten9n, secretary, NJ 30 South Main
C7lt Lake City. Utah. Any sloci
Irch this assessment may remain I'm.
nc 2oth day OF December. 1906, will
Dncnt aud advertised for salo at pub.
~. and unless payment is made bc.
be sold or tho 9th day Of Januorv.
p. m. TO pay the delinquent rs.
together with the cost of advertis.
Expense OF sale
W, J. BATEMAN. Secretary,
,ke City. Utah. November ls, 1906.
a1T51
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-11-23
Colored Soldiers Are Discharged

FORT RENO. Okla. Nov 22.-The dis
charge of members OF the Twenty fifth nfap
try was resumed here today. Another half
company Of negro soldiers was discharged to-
day. making full company mustered out
OF service since President Rooserelts order
was issued Half q company day is being
discharged. There remain two companies yet
10 be discharged
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-11-23
Pardoned and Released.

SAN QUENTIN. Cal. Nov. 22.-Jsmes Dow
dali. who was sent 10 the State penitentlary
here for d term OF tfty years on the charge
Of having robbed DR.. T. q. W Leland in
San Francisco. crime which was later con-
fessed BY S!emsen and Dabuer, who are be-
ing held op three murder charges. was re-
leased from prison today by authority of a
pardon from Gov. Pardee Al the time of
his trial Dowdall refused 10 make any de-
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-11-23
Helen Lambert S Injuries Fatal

NEW YORK. Nov. 22.-Helen Lambert. the
actress who was injured in the automobile
in Central park in which Tom
Cooper lost his life. died today in Roosevelt
hospital. This makes the third death from
the accident.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-11-23
VOTE IN OHIO
0fhcial Canvass Shows Thompson 8
Plurality to Exceed $4,000,

COLUMBUS. o., Nov. 2?-The Official can
vass OF the vote cast at the late election in
Ohio was completed by the Secretary OF State
today. The total vote was 1885 For Sec
retary OF State, Thompson Republican, re-
ceivcd i0s 0G6 Hoskns Democrat 35l 676
Hcnsle. Socialist ls.4s2; Hughes. Prohibition
list, 1870; Eisenberg, Socialist Labor, 222l,
-
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-11-23
Criminal Gases Transferred.

City Judge ]. i. Whitaker Yesterday trans
ferred 10 Judge c. y Deh all the criminal
cases in his department OF the City court,
ferred include that OF Frank welsohns ar
rested on charge OF inducing a woman TO
register illegally in the recent election.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-11-23
PARK CITY AND RETURN $3.50

Via D. e. r. G., Sunday, November 25.
knights of Columbus excursion
Trains leave Sis a, m. and 10 n IN.
Returning, leave Park City 3;20 p, nj.
and p IN. Everybody invited.