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Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-05-23
RIVERS CONTENDS
FOR SECOND PLACE
The Throwing Out of Vote in Bak'
er County Makes Difference
WILL BE CALHOUN AND RIVERS

In the Second Race for State Attorney
Of the Eighth Judicia Clrcuit-They
Run Neck and Neck, and the Cam
paign Will be Exciting
Hon. J NJ. Rivers, candidate for
State Attorney from the Eighth Ju'
dicial Circuit, has reformed from Mac
Clenny, Baker county, where Re has
been on professional business for the
pact two or three days.
Col. Rivers declares that the throw.
ing ont the vote Of Baker county by
the county executive committee, on
account Of irregularities in count, will
make difference in the result he.
tween Mr.. Fielding and himself, Mr..
Fielding having only defeated him by
a few votes in accordance with the
count OF the district.
Mr.. Rivers WIS seen Tuesday, aud
was perfectly willing 10 dlscns tn"
situation,
II have been TO Baker county," he
said, land find that four precincts OF
that county-Sanderson, MacClenny,
Glen 81. Mary and JohnsSlle--gsvr
Calhoun So. Fielding 1872 and Rivers
1872 There are two precincts--Olustee
and BaGter--thAt it has been impos-
sible TO hear from definitely, but the
vote in those precincts cannot change
the result.
THE result from all counties in this
district or circnit, including the four
precincts TO which have referred in
Baker county, show that Calhoun re-
ceIved 1920, Fielding ! 263, Rivers
1914 votes, which means that Mr..
Calhoun and myself must run in the
second race
While Mr. Rivers did not furnish
the Information, it ia known that the
vote was thrown out by the proper
authorities in Baker county, who
claim the groWest irregularities in
making the count in certain prccinct-
In one precinct the vote Was reversed
most ASuredly b; accident or careless
nesS, which gave the favor to MIR.
Fielding, when It should have gone 70
MIR Rivers
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-05-23
COD LIVER OIL

1t almost makes you
sick to think OF it, but it
isn't nearly as bad as it
used to be. The improved
method OF refining it
makes it much easier to
take, and when made into
Scots Emulsion almost
every one can take it.
Most children like it and
II children that arc not
robust arc benefited by it.
When the doctor says
" Take cod liver OIL he
generally means SCOTS
Emulsion; ask him if he
doesn't. They know it is
more easily digcstcd and
better than the plain oil.
s,prT & FOWNF, 4og pcAh street, New York
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-05-23
Ru,Iness Portion Of Town Destroyed

Do,han, Ala. May 20 Almost all
OF the business portion OF Anbcvillc
was destroyed by Nro SUNDAY nigh,
The little town, which Is - miles
from here. Is the capital OF Henry
county and has a population Of about
$500 Al mi. time the amount Of
the loss involved Is not asccr,ainahlc
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-05-23
us NtsSsasTst~ed

Mr. SlgHTs,. $500 'rr ''a' 80.
eona-as w.. o., y ..., .a.A,..-
Sam--No "a O.. -stte, ,r.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-05-23
IN THE CIRCUIT COURT
Oav Was Passed Quietly, Only Few
Cases Being Disposed OF

The session ~ the circuit court pAss-
eli quietly Tuesday, onlyA frW minor
eases being dSposcd ot
The most important case ~ the day
wAs that oi the state ~ Frank ShHrr.
Who Vas Atraignrd upon achargc 81
AssAuh with intent to murder The
defendant wA' ArtN,gncd aud pleaded
not guilty The !uD WAS called, sud
the case brought ~ tr,Nl Amer ali
cvldcucc aud AtIumrnt ~ counsel, The
.dry RETURNED verdict NJ noi Hlt.ty
Ttr court Hd!oliurd uuu, y ,'t,orA
,hrs morning At,,r Ju!sv VIA, hAd
,rutcuc,d irN convicted PRISONERS
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-05-23

40 and No+ will not run between G,nesve
J. Il. CUTLER. Gen. supt. l., F. PARKER Traffic VI.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-05-23
GEO. JOHNSON IN TROUBLE
Was Arrested Tor Leaving Wife and Run
ming Away With Another Woman

George Johnson, coored, who has a
wife and five children, II Ia said at
Long Pond, has been arrested 10y De.
putty sheriff J Lee Stokes At MicAnopy,
and the girl with whom II IL alleged he
has been intimate has been arrested
IT Rochelle ny Deputy sheriff =. =.
Curl OF Archer The name Of this
charcoal dAmscl IL Ollie frNstrr, and
che claims that she 10 only sixteen,
(which is perfectly natutsO while u
cen be easily seen that n frw NOR"
years have revolyed about her rNs,-
encs. making her resemble n dr,ed.up
squash in = prolific watermelon field
At any rate. the charge has been
made, and the parties must tNr" Jus.
tice ChAmblin At ArchrrSnd tell their
troubles to that officer, u they have
any la the meantime they Will hc
held in prison 10 await decision " the
Justice court
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-05-23

s,OrT & roWNF, 4og pcAh street, New Work
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-05-23

l&toum MsN o. W % ~.a.'
ne AnsflCsL 'i,v ,.usll Nas ..
AAe hil'ed q, he caut p, P's,, B %
Aay HiEAt TIE AssAssirs sstagv,1.
New-York tribune., 1906-06-05
EXPORTS FOR THE WEEK.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

r-or-r-r- -. New York. June 1. 1906
he coffee market quiet to-day but
ruled steadier scattering demand Tor both
Ih- opening was unchanged o points higher or one
poson ana the market fiuctuated around thar level
Snlt near the close when did little better and was
alv quiet az net advance points sales were
70 the holiday. and the brazilian showed no srisi
feature hio was unchanged and Santos only 30 reis
ower anc receipts continued about the recent scale
~ course al tbs OF the the movement is
NAEs expected 70 begin 10 increase. new crop
S'hes a.lo cS.y month Is % tafor
1eehnlng OF the new The I[rische
estimate for June receipts published on Saturday ala
mol nave marked ing effect on the market
Wolld nave tendency To the natural in
Cease IN The movement has been discounted Meanwhile
safolng the size of The
"ut that the season Is again
acter of the weather and influence hcwer-
ing O the crop after next will begin inau-
NtIe ialE liberal hut the showing Of ;he
statement when finally made expected be
tullsh one as far changes during Nav are con
ceihel The market for spot coffee quiet with quo
taIions on TIE basis q 7iec No :.
lEe total warehouse deliveries nil
The week 81 - 377 last and
.f--4l last year The total SO
York Ire weekly Fhipraents and cearances az Rio and
santos were as follows Rio Clearancss baes in
clullEg 5000 for the United
lSpp were Tor the United states Europe
santos clearances 51,1 hcgs inciIcing l. for the
nited states ana $4,000 for Europe. shipments
ssI hGgs. - which l4.000 United States
ahc -o9 ioi Europe Victoria clearances
Europe The weekly Eahfs Was as follows
Receipts lsoo hags. stock 3 600: cearances German
-A rags % the lest Of Europe 200
81 Pho and Santos 10000 against l23 last
The range Of contract pri market TO-DAY
was as follows: 49,
New-York tribune., 1906-06-05

The local market for spot cotton quiet. with
PTnii Pnd Il se % oT middinG Gulf Sales 500 Sses so"iR
se nS nSna %as' s o ss s o sales as m
steady &c ioveT at lie: sales bales Baltimore
&c S ss; & ss Is b5s n Agsqs'a 81 Ia. qe
Lice lower az ilc; sales Nil Memphis aue, IN,
ieaaiag points for today: Al Houston 1000 to 25oO
bales 3s7s bales last week and 4o bales Last @
bales week ana slsI last ear and at Sew v 099 ans
.s F essls asp and n4 ss tSe 5 a
and WITHOUT feature sssy rses ss y ar ,snSy sinsr
s,raights Sc soGs4 winter patents s4gs4 30 spring
% g ss 'gs ss So s. S o rye stag
quoted Fair 70 good g z5s3 o choice 70 fancy IS -
BAsMEAa I; azs I'm 20 qugssa r F1ps w.ls
quiet city steady quoted Western spring $50 IS stand
S SrS sdns sa y III ~ 15e M R nn 1 NJ et2 s @ bu sSs2 80
sacks: miadiing s2sgs24 50; rsd dog; s25 HoMINY
GRATN-wHEAT--Trnds IN the local wheat market
ns S SHi' fo m S'y market. a there her sa
sr ss hef Res s. dsctions naturally had their effect
the market which was narrow an cay a, s9 20 sns
A. the opening lower prices obtsnsa IN response 70
favorable conditions from tes , e "a sobv.s, barv.st
aisets and Of e9ess.ye moisture IN 5s 5hs S IN bs
s,ssay at ,a9s 5s seya1ss ~ ne. orr I
Tsts haa gossip from t the We West - such
s a. 20 h = little buiiish The Louis market after
opening wsas recovered most Of ts loss On The
entire day There fair eecrease In stocks at Mime
,s arc Norhwest receipts less than the previous
v,shle in slowly With three
,os1ts ,fff out total showed about 100000 bush
hacras hat trad estimating 1yD0Do bush
rsuetion for grand total The cash market in New
vcTtr closed steady follows No red, e4o elevator
sns qsc Z o b anoat: No Northern Duluth, 9lc and
No Northern Manitoba. ssitc. anoat all nominal
1,pTnS-TTne local market neglected all day
closinR practically unchanged. Weather conditions
through the considered quite svoreble but
seent regard the technical position OF the
s ss nsa. Ssis h R sa' re:
somsuhat easier equally dull no corn In New
york closed st bsizc elevator and 6sHc nnoat:
No white. b9hc and No yellow. 5se. o nnoat
OATB-Tne market for cash oats In New York was
steaey and without change closing follows; Nired
% 70 50 10 gene natural white, 30 @ s 10 sogsoae
and clpusc white, be - n. ~ 34lne. hfE-AAr-
- AuIis =, WsssrzA rho & o Gsw yos4. xA6-
New-York tribune., 1906-06-05

sliNI nearby. per 100 bunches 81 6Oass; MUSHROOMS
TT 10 ln15c; ONIONS. Bermuda per crate 81 40. DO
yellow 81 1881 IS: do white 81 $50
g 40 red slQSl 25: do Orleans per bag ssI pa
- %, 40 egyptian per bag s2as2 10: OKRA Florida
e. roSsSa,ie S21Sz 90: PEPPERS Florida per carrier
= 80 PEAS Jersey, large per basket 81 75IS2 do
e., sluSI oo DO Maryland 50Gs2: do
per haif Dbl basket SlGsf 80; do per bushe
.2egSi %: PARSLEY Bermuda per box 25a75c
p sPr sS nearby 100 punches 5OT5c; RIIT'-
ne II, nearly per 100 bunches 50casi. STRING
~ sFeeh 81 5oqs2 I5: do North Carolina wax ana
Der basS, nsh sa basket slaS2; do South Carolina wax
Soc9sl .: do green 5Ocd7sI o5: DO Savannah
croi 49, s1 marrow per Dbl crate s2QSs: do yellow
Foriss e n, u o.S2 5O do white s2ds2 so: TOMATOES
hons carrier sis2 80; do Cuban s1Gs2; do hot
re- ~, :, 70 tVa15c: TURNIPS Canadian rutabaga
Qsl 75. ~ "AAE'SO hhss per 100 punches. 81
haar -. A-SD sIttAW-HAY-Recent Supplies have not
a. ~ snd the market controlled bv sellers
Sr,- ate shaoing of prices I hav is actveaat its
viii aa as before is filling place OF scarce prime
c,ora ssedgS Hne OF buyers useful hay Including
ana Aea' Is now bringing prices producers
a5Sa9 - W quote Prime large bales. per 10
b sgS. &c No sOQ92iac; s5GsTIzc No 3 75Gs0c
1 would bring Soc STRAw-LOng rye steady at G5I
ptt Ip 10 the extreme for selections OF state only
-p,s quite equal 20 the demand remarked
onS. straw this season is running generally good
oI nay ana straw in tons reported at Produce
tt-Achange, noon to-day: River Railroad 40.
I.le, z<O pennsylvania. so: Delaware Iackawanna &
esteTh 80; Lehigh Valley. TO- Baltimore & Ohio 2eO
oeutiai railroad OF New Jersey, 100: river
canal 10; total 3e5 tons Receipts OF straw
New-York tribune., 1906-06-05

and shippers sc 25Qs6 90 common, IS 25GS6 20 CAT
TIE steady fair shippers 50 1Of5; common. t2
asa G5. SHEEP strong. So 5OGs4 Is LANES quiet
easy. s6g<T 20
nufralo June s-CATTLE-Recepts. o. $50 head
heavy slow lc lower others steady 20 strong prime
steers 350s5 T5 shipping s5qSS 40
s. 2 heifers So T5qs5 So 25Gs4 so: bulls s3e
81 5O and feeders So 50ges So hefsrs
so, fresh and springers slow
slsQ<S0 vEAIS-Receipts. l. 500 head; active. 25c
higher 81 boas7 HOG5-Receipts II coo head; fairly
lOGl5c lower and mixed. 81 5oFSs IS
Workers. Sc s5Gso so pigs 50 S3gsG 90 rouzhs IS oos
I.AMBS-Receipts. 13.oo head. active sheep steady:
<s 5o wethers s8Qsa :5; IS 8s5 so: sheep mixed
s3gS6
Kansas CITY June s-CATTIE>-Receipts. O. 500 head
including $3.50 southerns; steady choice export
s. Western fed stesrs 50 TSss % and feed
ers Southern ESGSs Southsrn
cows 63sS TO- native 81 5eQS4 s5 native heIf-
ers s. 25as5 bulls. s2 1884 Is: calves Ssss Is
HOGS-RsceiptE. 9-oo head. market shade
lower: top bulk OF l5se 80 heavy atp
IS packers SO 20ls5 30. pigs and light s. e59Ss
SHEEP-Receipts. 300 head; market steady; lambs $50
81 o. fed sheep and yearlngs 81 5orx6 clipped
s,ocxerp ana seeAarH. xJ0SA
New-York tribune., 1906-06-05

COTTOH-The cotton narke, was active and mora cr
less excited to-day feature being first
crop report for the season giving the acreage cond
ton OF tho crop The market closed De,
eaTanee q 12als points Sales for the day es-
mated a. $4,000 bales The market
decline Of . Toinis advance OF nofnts IN
cline being July. which sold a new level on
the call under Liquidation The mdsths rallied
with the later positions however. before middle
OF the morning the general list poins
higher On covering Of shorts and bull support which
inspired modified expectations
growing the publication OF a reDort
by leading New Orleans paper which predicted prob
able increase OF about IN
issued prices sagged OF Slightly
under realizing but advanced sharply after its pulcs
uan. placing the condition s46
p tiS6 At the july
October l05Oc and December al 10 SEC points
higher market closed q from the hest
under realizing. but very steady In tone With New
Orleans and Liverpool both closed trading was tr
creased those centres.
which mostly buying of the market
southern SPOT markets unchanged bef
Influenced by the recent declines IN futures The weather
considered favorable the holidays.
little much Southwest No
complaints received by connections
territory however
for beaTtsh weekly bureau report
The range OF prices in the local to-day
follows:
New-York tribune., 1906-06-05

AMALGAMATED REPORT.
PRESIDENT Points Out Benefits Resulting fror,
Cessation Of Copper War.

y MS annual report 10 the stockholders Of the
A'Aalsanated Copper Company the president OF
ue concern, after reviewing the long litigation
winch resulted last February in the purchase by
interests identified with the company Of the
MEME properties, says:
p- me Minnie Healy claim, the property of the
a. - metal Mining Company. has been one Of
&c. FONTS oi contention throughout the lit
s-lon Jlst ended, but the suit in relation there
~ ahc al other suits involved in the foregoing
.-ss~'t'a nave now been discontinued and dis
.IiseFc, and an agreement has been made pro-
.--'te Tor the selection by the respective COM
rsi.es 1is NJ experienced engineers whose duty IL
80. ue 10 recommend 10 the boards Of directors
~ NE companies interested in the disputed terri
- - me establishment Of permanent boundaries
tutielL, which recommendations are 10 be finally
teAs-a upon by the said boards. Not only will
It heaYy annual expense OF THIS prolonged liti-
seion 10 the Amalgamated Copper Company
Sha an rs subsidiary companies be thus avoided.
- - ue cessation OF all hostilities VIII permit
N N working of many properties OF known value,
m m operation OF which has hitherto been re-
SUalned 10y injunctions.
In the last year rich ore discoveries were made
IN The Butte camp. II had long been tne opinion
o mining men and geologists that the grade
o the ore would diminish in value as great
ufpths were reached In order thoroughly 10
Vest t'as theory. some OF the shafts OF the
anaconda Company were sunk 20 a depth
" z.40J feet. and bodies OF ore OF a bet
sF grace than those existing on the inter
mediate upper levels were found. The cost OF
treating crude ore has been reduced materially
10 ne last year and further reduction is ex-
peied. The cost OF mining has also been re-
oueed. The demand for electrolytic copper IN
-'Jo was such that the price rose from 15as
cents pound. IN April 10 1874 cents pound. in
december, at which latter price al the copper
@hoe produced by the mines owned wholly In
pan by the Amalgamated Copper Company has
O7en solo The companies owned wholly IN
ban by the Amalgamated Copper Company
produced IN the calendar year 1906 about 26s.-
V''v0 pounds OF refined copper. of which
amount the Amalgsmated Copper Company
'siVed the benefit from about 2l6.0g0coO pounds.
Ne' income for the year was 81. l6l. .537; divi-
eenos. Sss4s55 profit and loss surplus. in
''uaing previous surplus. 50 225 e95-
comparison of the balance sheet OF April 30
.as' with the corresponding period OF last year
follows.
New-York tribune., 1906-06-05
OTHER MARKE7s-BY TELEGRAPH.

cnicago June &C ATTT.E-Recepts. 1000 head mar-
ket strong shade hgheT others steady to dull
ers 81 T5qS5 To- bulls So 2 ts4 % calves 50 Isfs7 Is
HOGS-Recelpts AZ 900 head; market weak; choice 10
prime heavy. SO CT ssGso 42i- medium 70 sood heavy.
SO asa 81 s7ls butcher weEhts 80 S9sn 20 go. 40 20
sHH-Receipts 20 head market dull prices steady
as 90
New-York tribune., 1906-06-05
NOTICE.

NOTICE.
THE FIRST NATIONAL BANK. located at Mccurnosr.
In the State Dakota is closing
note holders other creditors association,
therefore hereby present other
claims for payment
r e WOOD. Cashier.
Dated McCumber. n d. May lst 1906.
New-York tribune., 1906-06-05
Financial Elections.

As Wall St MAY 23
A y ELECTION FOR EIGHT TRUSTEES
three Inspectors ensuing will
be held Office Company. fifth day OF
June (he first Tuesday, between the hours OF II
N. and I p NJ
I. G. HAMPTON. Asst Secretary.
New-York tribune., 1906-06-05
c I New York - anu ihai'iis' "-~"'S'


TN ssie today and prices showed change
quoted 5S 0 Tas ve5y Sss ss6sd 5s SPot @
ssic eiecrolye ee hs 1se COPPER is quoted a. a.
5o5 sPrFsR at eoe sss UNCHANGED at 80 ,sg
SIS 5a no no foundry Northern quoted at SIS Esq
p59aqos duh and o6 SsTtss'Gi s at aay 'ai s
Soser as ss so%ws IkS., June si bid July sza So and
MoLeAssEs AND sYRUPs-In nolasses there was a
With amount Of business full prices however
n9shenged prices Quotations follow: New Orleans ce1-
primo 26g2se: NeTs sn SaiT leglsc good Isg2ee
ShRePs S1Re es91 soao l4gss fair c good isS2Sc
rood I0s6 @ on was higher June and July on
Suf @ T ISeady and UNCHANGED a Sales bbs June at c
500 September c and 500 at AIEns n1e9 al oil s vas
with prices ry S Pe'r9eum continued IL good demand
bulk ee reSnea sS BULK BULK oos; p PPhadeRha % 55c
10 10 25o water white New York. bbls SOC bulk & 7oc
YoTk i$ SOC Philadelphia ia 25c corToNsEEp f oif
e rein crude @ 30 mills Soiae nominal: prime summer
9S53:e oe9beT 81 = a5lsc; Noyenber S2isas2Sc and
low 4le LlNsEED oiAmeriean seed city raw 4o
sc cut Of town raw S9Q4Oc: Calcutta raw CSC lard oil
in PToo6s va. Psr ws,sTn s m market being trade
the West to about $3.50 hogs 1 chicago had "a
steady agotsd si7ss17 so family a W'sh Sis sSss Rs
IS 56asS fa oosSS sSs3 - BEEF steady quoted Mess
@ s Ss IR5,s mess SIC SS$i BEEF HAMS quiet: quoted
n baS9ss % Sae 1sS n s n sac 4e ~ aS au2lea pigs
Pi6 % Tas II 'sgl2c 10 10 lie: u NJ olac "a n i0c
ied shoulders nominal; quoted sTSisc. uicklad hams
eonni qa9ied hiEqi2c TALLow steady: CITY Sc.
S4-Hus, 'aotc LARD barely steady ouo+a5- Nftd5Ie
prime > iUgs t5c. city lard
,nsu 4dio quiet; quoted: American 75c. con
It; -lc Brazil kess. 75c compound STEADY
city. Zoe. s'eiuy' quoted; Oieo sc;
noin,s was steady locally al Southern
WIN good 5obbing business. Quotations follow:
bai sSILe t sereenngs 3eGshc second heads 4G4lec;
@ nea1s 49sg4 &c; fancy heads 5@5c: extra fancy
1 Ss a"e Japan Domestic. 4ha4Ac Patna, 5isG
80. Java $500 &c; Rangoon, in bond 2l 92Isc
St1Aft-tte1ned moved off freely with
S'aWais were liberal. but a fair amount Of new
business was booked Cndertons the marked however
was hTI with rehners holding net basis OF
so,c less Per cash Prices
are Eet less per cent for cash and Crushed
o5tc; mould A. 4-s5c; cubes, 4s5c: xxx powdered.
soc powdered coarse powdered fruit powdered
7' Eagle confectionefs grahuated SIC: Eagle coarse
ana extra hne granuated 47oc Eagle n cartons 70
oaes and 10 bags OF fine Eranulaed Eagle
standard sranulaed and diamond 6Oc confectoners
A. ! 45c; No l. 35c Nos and 30c: 2Oc: No
.. Al9c. No O. 41Oc: No 1 05c. 20 :. No O.
No 10, SOC; No Il. Sc. 10 s0c; IL IA and
10, 3Iac- There a holiday London TO-DAY.
local market held firm however. with prices
and without selling considerable Of
sugar Duty paid prices quoted follows: Cenri
fusal S6 test 1532d sc; 50 15-l6d
3l-S2c and moasses sugar SO test 11-16g2 % BE
New-York tribune., 1906-06-05
DiUidend Notices.
The Missouri Pacific RAILWAY Co.
55TH DIVIDEND.
No 105 Rroa 1vt-av Naur VovL

55TH DIVIDEND.
No 195 Broadway. New York. June 4.
A seui-annual dividend OF TWO DOLLARS AND
FIFTY CENTS $3.50 on each share OF stock o: this
Company has been declared payable the Office The
Company No. 195 broadway New York City July 2Oh.
1906 y stockholders of record the close
June 9th. 1906
The stock transfer books will be closed three o'clock
P NJ. June 9th. 1896, and o'clock
A. H. cALEF Treasurer
New-York tribune., 1906-06-05
7HILADELPHIA STOCKS.

FURNISHED ~ Charles u Barney & Co. No a5 Broad
tae'i A'"-Nork ane No lee South 4th stree,
lriade.7hiaD
New-York tribune., 1906-06-05

p'O'4siohs OF cnapter ~ or the laws OF Iono
and chapter BOZ Of the laws Of 1895 sealed
proposals VIII be received az the orrc. OF me
state comptroller. IN he city Of Albany unrtl
Thursday. June IA. 1905. az twelve O'Clock noon
OF that day. for the purchase IN whole or IN
part of
One Million Dollars in sonds
70 De issued by the people OF the STATE OF New
YORK. IN either registered or coupon form AZ
the opticn OF the purchaser bearing interest," az
tne rate OF three per cent per annum from
January I. 1905. payable seni-annusIiy on the
nrst days Of January and July of each y.ar
and the principal payable on the nr.s dsy Of
January in the year 1853 Princfpal ana In
terest payable IN gold coin OF the United
States OF America. OF the present standard OF
weight and nnene-s. at the Bank OF the Man
haitian Company IN the city OF New YORK
Coupon bonds VIII BE- issued In the d.nor-
ination OF One thousand Dollars ana re~l,-
tered bonds in denominations Of One Thousand
and Ten Thousand Dollars
A sinking fund Is established by law for the
extinsushment Of the indebtedness. created by
the sale % the aforesaid bondo and for ths
payment OF the interest thereon a. The s.ms
becorns due
The Bonds are exempt from tarstfcn
No proposal will be accepted for les, than
the par value of the bonds nor unless accom-
panied by deposit OF money or by . certified
check or bank draft upon a bank or trust
company Of the city OF Albany or Nev York.
payable TO the order OF tho Comptroller o< the
State OF New York. for at least two per cent
Of the par value OF the bonds bid for
AL proposals. together v.th the security
deposits. must be sealed and endorsed Loan
for Canal Improvement and inclosed In a
sealed envelope directed 10 the "Comptroliss
OF the State OF New York Albany"
The successful bidder or bidders vsIi Be- re-
CURED to pay for the bonds. on the acceptance
Of the proposal. by deposit IN the bank of tho
Manhattan Company IN the City OF New York
to the credit OF Treasurer Of the state OF
New York on account of the ca.szi Fund" o,
the amount OF the award. toGstn-r with pre-
MUM and accrued interest from January I.
1906. less the amount of tho deposit Of such
successful bidder or bidders which will be ap-
piled toward the payment FOR the bonds All
other deposits viI be returned by mail 70 the
respective bidders within three days after the
bonds have been awarded. uniess different tn
structions 20 the comptroller TO the return
OF the deposit are duly given
The comptroller reserves the right 70 re-
feet all bids which not In his
opinion advantageous TO the interests OF the
Ste.e-
OTTO KELSEY.
Comptroller.
State comptron~'s once.
May II. 1900.
New-York tribune., 1906-06-05
X PURSUANCE OF an ORDER OF HON

i Abner C. Thomas e Surrogate the County OF New
York hereby given 70 all having claims
Fitzpatrick late OF the County York
deceased present the with vouchers thereof
his place OF transactins business
the once of Etwa-d d Bowling. his attorney
broadway City Of New York. before
day OF September
DATED New York. 18th day March 1903
MICHAEL T. FITZPATRICK. Executor
EDWARD D. BOWLING Attorney for Executor 80
Broadwa-. Borough oc Manhattan. New York City
New-York tribune., 1906-06-05

Frank T F1gerald a sgrrosate Of the County OF
claims against Rob|-r Hazard late Of East Orange
Jersey, dece9 10 present the same with vouchers
nsss ths ofce OF J. Greenfield 90 Broadway in
tha crtv OF New York before the 18th Oco-
CHARLES HAZARD Executor