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New-York tribune., 1906-04-18

-o--0NTha cotton market was Tot very active fol
.-.-r e. Easter holidays. but prices generally
--r-sat Vi.E -ne close steady al 8 net advance of
- ap1ns Sales Tor Tie we're estimated at $50 00O
- - opening was steady AZ an advance OF 4 10 :
- n response % higher cables than expected. The
lr The South the holidays. but
=. arszar5ea lg =. crpoCl where prices to ?
- higher ar OF the local opening. when
. - about unchanged. and ;he English spot market
higher cf ga es ~ 5000 bales trf6te cables
.r-sg The alfaU0a Egyptian ana Ame-i buying.
- rts -teer deal 0f demand here On The con-
n r-t who had carried long cotton over the week
~ 2 thC hcGe of uDtaForahie weather developments
trrht disposition 20 lQulGate on the early advance
p5s Consequently sagEed of 3 points after shA
s-F ttrre Vas no aggressive pressure. owing "a
-ta1lsss 0f tHe cables. the shsence OF spot one-
" IS the possibility Of further mgniQu
lno % ne old CROP months. and the market rallied
trn the lafe trading result Of bun support and
r-Elr- 1f those who had sold early she
rst.s- rspCts --e close was steady and al the TOP
res n the session. Southern SPOT markets gen
rsy untaase- l-lf- higher Receipts continued fui.
ta ssr the lsf and estimated for morrow. INIT
GJ1rE liberal and The week end figures sho0N1 z
Al g. rl- sis bic supply OF American cotton.
lioagt spnrsrs fauES for the week were rather oIs
Ef-ntEg - some rl Tho rlil operators The weather
gaEs s5rices Indicate rrat farm work Is making -aIAi
ggrss suI+r-sr err King weekly movement figures.
5Eparis1.s -r.ru Port receipts. 1l5.GHa ales.
ElaS l3l6 iast year overland 10 mills and Ca1aaa-
I5E ERails 20 1f- year. Southern mill raki-Ss.
Ge Ggsrsf as 600 sE- loss ~ stock interior
50 50 against lEtf5 last year brought into sight
- he week ie.4i2. against ..25 last year. Total
ce m-veuierrrar- Htrrs. tS-l6lI bales. against
tZ-M ssi FHaI S1--f=r0 UIL JaE.ugs. estimate
szssl lEars 647 e11 las- year. stock interior
'Va excess nj. September T. IS JOE against sol 20
% = says --.s season, against --6 last season
p snee - contract prices in tie local market
a. follows
New-York tribune., 1906-04-18
Notice to Contractors.

STATE OF NEW YORK, OFFICE OF So
perin,.ndsnt o, Puslic wOrSs Albany. Apri 1000
Sealed proposals. win be undersisn.d
:, caP,. - e. Laws q sos and Of me amend.
On seatrsst s. Erie Canal section and on con-
noon o as @ MSS 'fpn 1909 Al uss SR Dss s s,s GsT T
'neg on ~II coI, Ss puslic'- opeRed and read and
TontTas, Co No " Erie Canal section until twelve ociOc
sOr sev ~ Wsnesa1y % e May 9TH 500 a. heh place and
The WORK ly rctssrsa to S5o's dsscrlSed follows
sk Ss g. q oe s 'os N si. 's.s I .. en- 2. s
aan "a . lSck 2 st Rotterdam sta 1852 dam s
IPS,sr''iE,ns ,s- III thereto Length
sheets 20 - i,ris S ana their approaches OF miia
CONTRACT S2,7,nx NO Il ERIE CANAL
ss For 5o 5sSeav5,nS al he canal ana protesting sides from
az snG =, ffgasS3 ,Si R sEos:as Ws'sror
including the CONSTRUCTION Of Iocss Z sns @ st TS. %
Ssr. as,ss ah' iS5ggsgTSs higswsy for guard
contract GNrRr Riss Sheets She Il to s,s $ tpslgsivs
- SECTION l.
s;ruet3s locks 5 the dams oushead, and o5se- N
a! s1 s aS'Ss Is oe.wss5 no 80 e. nile s9ye the Brasy
at fulton n 7 Lsnsth q contract is miles ss,ets
CONTRACT 5S9-r,G,, No. g ERIE CANAL.
BANKS. Including land river work from sta e72O
Of Seneca River at Tree Rivers including the Y eSr
struction Of lock 90 approaches and sppe-tsininr
structures construction bridge abutrents WITH
sl aasS = co. sCei : IS toak oSShsrcS ssS a. ,s
construction OF bridges az sta 2ss IS Byewertonl
dental work Sheets OF. Inclusive 35A 7OA ana
Plans may be seen and detailed specifications en-
gineer estimate OF quantities proposal blanks form OF
contract required and other information pro-
si Mers at Albany y AZ the orcs 81 ,Ss 81
Assistant Superintendent Of Public Works for the Middle
Assistant Superintendent Public the Western
Division Rochester and Buffalo. y Y Copies OF de-
Engineer Surveyor, at Albany y. T., payment
Mon.hIy estimates will be paid Of ninety per cen,rus
(eo work done at the contract price materials
or must Ss sccompaned by money depost N the ra
draft certified check upon some good banking tn
payable at sight 10 Superintendent Public works
The person whose proposal shall accepted win b re-
qured contract and furnish bonds within
the date Of notice of award delivered him
them IN person mailed TO the address given pro-
Upon execution OF the contrast and approval OF
deposits OF persons other the award
of contract made will be Immediately
aured tor faithful psrformaace viii ss sWentyIavs PER
centum 25 OF the amount OF the estimated cost oc IN.
bond known as labor bond in the OF per csn,urn
d0e Of the amount Of the estimated cost o. ths work
cuy that the contractor viii pay full at least
each month all laborers employed By him upon the WORK
Each proposal be addressed To the supsrinesnd
Of Public Works Albany Z and must % indor.sd
which the proposal is made. Award. y made. viii ee
ss in s cost to he State for doing the wor aad as.es
comply with all provisions required 20 render ft
readvertisa and award the contract regular manner
OF the undersigned the interests OF ths
state viii be enhanced thereby, - y vz.>-c-zo-
ApI11.1s25.Myt Superintendent Of Public Works
New-York tribune., 1906-04-18

ara iN-The London tin rark.. ons,.s 80
II IS on ST., % ana prices closed at net gain ~
quoted Al Fi-- 81 Jos on futures former hen9
ror,s 80 Jos and tie latter at sI7A rs
iholcated manipulation and COVERING
PER ssNSn,aI% m WIN spot quoted 81 Gsqc COS
Slo1ed AT 10 and futures fs2 IcaI1e WIN spot
lss5eSSe Lake iS quoted 50aIs 75c sact, was
-,a ls-Ssc ana casting Is6lS a5c An @ &c st
t9hunued dull with spot quoted al 2STS az ~
v-ss Ntlos oeifg Tor thirty-day shipment spT ~
slightly in the local market vttb so otl ao
f4olOc. IRON higher abroad Win starSo ~
Iooa ai'u leNeiand warrants both closing at ass n
Quoted a. is reported No foundry Northern fs
AZ ~ q SlegSle 30 The pig iron cerscat s
win d., f1onee Exchange ruled dull and feafureless
t s1ght changes In the price No ales we
standard foundry follows: April MAJ ana I'M,
MOI ~ !. So 90 an. ana October. SIC 75Gs1T 80. NV
f,sr. 'l.ASsfS AND SYRUPS- Business in syr,ns mas
as was firmly hel6 ana at New treons ri,S
sS0oohs cenand Quotations follow: New orleans
prime SSar0n I4ql5c; fair, 16a1sc; good. sd20c
SYRT-Ps NeN orleans. open kettle. ;0d3ec
u .pe sJfsZ sZ2e24c; fancy. 26@2sc ' e l0e-'e'
lyeTtes oil was firm to-day. with nearby de-
ing an advance about 1'op,fr,e5
Ssc. demand and limited offerings were tbe rtroe
scare Strtislh rude also ruled with offerings
=, SSoo July at 3Sc at 3sJ.c 6an Sontcr,her
~ ana 100 at 3Sc October az SIC ara lao
con9,, Llhseed OH was unchanged Refined petroleum.
rii but the expected has bean
IbIs We quote; PETROI.EITM-Standar5 ,ybtte
resTs ooe bulk 400; Philadelphia : SOC: buk 45c.
uatar ases New York 1890; Philadelphia 10 25c:
yl y.Ihla aS5c: bulk. 665c: water white cases New
Isrs-, -o.'9c philadelphia. 135c. C'OTTONSFF,Tp on
"tsd3sc; May 379. G3Sc September 3s0I3s1. =.
az 30 1S1c and November 81 d35c. prime white
seed .. e winter yellow. 40c. LINSEED OIi-Amcrcan
cntts - raw, 42043c. out-of-toWn raw 40I41 1ol-
- ia"- eoe LARD OIL 72a74c. -
So o. =. . april 17.-CIOVERSFF;D-C and AnriI
'er' 80: TIMOTHY 81 52i5: AISIKE. SIS 20
New-York tribune., 1906-04-18
NEW JERSEY SECURITIES.
BONDS.

FURNISHED J. Thomas Re.nhardt No IS Wall sreet)
Bergen Turnpike Co ist s. ib5i. J.......1o0 io2
Brunswick Traction Co 6s. l946; ::... e7h
Camden Suburban Ry 6s. 1915 .................1s
sea. ch. Esssa ksotfo g CO OF ls &. ni is - j. IS 100
coasad coasaneTs TTssiGs tsbi Go & GO S
Edison FL III C Paters0no 1st cs 1872. & 100
EilI ri q Cen 19. Jersey y Isl IS 1850 D. 81 90
Elizabeth & Rartan Street Ry De. 1884. 95 100
Gas s Elec Co Of Bergen Co lst os. ls+e & Dioe -
r6ekensacS es water Co ist a. 1882 & - IS Is
Ho60ksa FsTTy GO @ Is, co con % Ss ass lss6 10
Jersey CITY Electric Light Co 6s, 1908. :...:..1o5
jersey cisy .' Bsrs r LIST AS. 1913 J. ..1os
sI-ehigh Valley Terminal 5s. O...,...-..lfs I1sA
.Long Dock Erie r r Ga 1895. A s o........iss
midland R of New Jersey 6s A & o..--...losa
sAforrs Essex LIST 7s 1914 II I23M i25 Il
Newark con Gas Go Lat 5s 1915 s D. i6S3 1loss
Newark Pass con IS. issS 3 i::.:.ii2 iis
New Brnns Lsht Heat Power Co Is. 1880. so
New Jersey zinc CO ist IA 1928 & o. 90 100
an Greenwood Lake S. 1si6. & Nile
Hobeken Ferry co gen bs. ie+e D. .i074s losA
reepSSoSs rts55SS Se g Isl s'o ss les
Water Co LIST 5s 1870, + & 49,. es 100
: y. ! Rg;h s SUB Gas g con o. 1 isl1 ,Ss 100
North Hudson CO Ey LAT os. isl& J.......i2 ii3
GO co. ss sa isas J;....'....'..-....-...'m Ia
North Hudson L II Z P Co IS, 1855. /. Obs
North Jersey 81 Ry 4s ls4s. N & No.. rs 70
Orange & Passao Val LIST 5s l9ss. q D.. e5 81
Paszsie IAshtnF CO ist bs. 1923. iSS ior
psss.io wa..r Co l.. .s 1870. o.. sss
60 gsn - isSli 6y..sssu....tts,...s n
New-York tribune., 1906-04-18
Business Opportunities.

nocToR G. PEGor. inventor o. the Grape Ferrnents
pat up IN siphons uaalterable Cola Medal Interra-
tIo,a Exhibition Medicine Paris 1905; Grand Prix
Nice Fxhibition March. 1905 exhibiting the Milan
rxntriri1n ans also the TutlsTss FOOD Hygiene
TEhibition parts April 1906 wishes or
cr.derabe for freight and duty shipments
outsGs os France ss hs patent r<s OF manafacture
IA foreign countries Apply Dr. PEGOr. Rue Abe.
Par lErlrcel.
New-York tribune., 1906-04-18

Aer.r c. Thomas surrosats Of The County OF New
York notice all having
szainst Mary K late OF the County or New York
deceased the same with vouchers thereof
place OF transactiag business
once Of De Witt. Lockman De Witt. No IS Nassau
N Borough OF Manhattan In the city
YORK on or before the 18th day OF October
Dated New York. the 27th day Of March. 1908.
HENRY III. BAKER
DE WITT LOCRSdAN & DE WITT. Attorneys FOR Execu-
tor So Nassau Street. Borough of Manhattan City OF
New YORK.
New-York tribune., 1906-04-18

hiIEAT-The market for wheat opened firm
~ -'shoe - and subsequently, Increased the ad-
~ ~ - t7r reasons be stated &c July and
aasss -;1 .a aer From this high point there was a
fZJ - stetster only explained by effort secure
Y harkei was finally firm a net rise Of 4
y IL & es 70 business Tor export, but throushout ne
Z &C.,. "as 'ar1c-sly attributed 20 the cables 70
e. t-pI-leE 20 unsatisfactory crop conditions
ge iIo-s consumption OF supplies by the mills
isssr s.gi but the which received the most
- eo,.-l.e nentlcneda short interest in May and
as corns@.f o-y here bst IN the Vest as w.. w.:
ils u Nas reported that certain prominent
q -. slso'ang Nay and July contracts at Chicago.
s Tt'e lss more local field certain Wall Stree; IN
-ncsnt e. 70 their position and have re-enterst
T. - -, "a -yers Of Nay wheat THIS sort OF tets
sars- ,-1 CGceEs nervous: the weaker shorts uleo
sss5 furnished the principal demand OF the cay
= t.@- In view q the large domestic consunap-
- ~ e.Le Le movement of the gr-ln - S hols -
tes,-e ASTlaess q The local market wRs increased
eaaf q voor crop outlook for Russia, tudgeo By
HR ,SSEss The worlds visible supply OF wheat loo.-
- during tie wsek ms Tnarkst for cash wheat.
es a. sss arm closing as follows 10 rec sS sS'
Co., 'a.as IN { aaost CORN-After opening al an
? ~, = NQkc FOR time ruled quite sstne,
70 certain large interests IN the "es,:
sae senee vac largely due 10 better eapsA Ias
" sS5ss OF He. Their were no sales q corn ,s fos
- ss as 6olEht futures early in The cay On z,as .as
elss' ~ the generally faVorable el-r0 80,
sS s, = he corn belt Cash corn; ;,o,loys mss No
:: osessior and 55e Rfost NO Ts ralts T,er
-ssFclar market for cats. which were az ~,
q srely loWeg-the sIeculativs iist-at ceaso. Dot
~ essaF'ure from the prices OF yssssreM al 20 50
aatSrs iHs shts hsIe SO O. 70 IS n sssssc eiiPDss
tsr fe - ~ ~ ssati e EgE-as 1tfsIEY--Narkst
'seins. 4s&c and mailing. begeIe. both No"
NEW York PRICES Y.c.r-
New-York tribune., 1906-04-18
TN PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF HON.

Abner C Thomas. a Surrogate % the County OF New
York Notice hereby given 70 all persons having claims
against Frederca Talmsn late OF the County % New
YOrk deceased, TO present the same. with vouchers
thereof 20 the his place % transactins
business No Street. Borough OF Manhattan IN
The CITY cf before day OF OctO
next.
CHARLES A. RCN<. Executor.
New-York tribune., 1906-04-18
STOCKS.

consoIdated traction Company OF New Jersey. so 81
f1ssph Esp Da1a nSa oroGose Giss Compsny 12s
Gas & Electric Company of Bergen County, oS e2
H.ckensack Water Company common. Ifs 200
HSS,da S9 HIetsITsa t5nty Gas company ioi los
jersey Tyay Tity hoSoEen $50
81. ,ah, EI.a, a Power so
New Isys.v Iinc Sompany sS. .............42 $40
North Jersey street Eailwsy y,c So.qPs1y, ~ II 7s
n1,Syts q aeSa,1 80 go 40
RsDiS ran.ft strsrt RaiIyav Company.....250 2e0
6ornerset Union & Middlesex Lighting Co.s' 90 900
Jersey Gar, Electric Traction Co. .-.iIs
Singer Manufacturing Company. ....'..-'.-'os9 ss
standard OH Company ..'.'.-'oot oS
United Electric Company OF New jersey. -
New-York tribune., 1906-04-18
IN PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF HON.

Frank T Fttzgerah a sgrTos.ts q the County Of
claims against Jacob H. Lau late OF tho County
york present the same with vouchers thereof
b, bscrfbers their place transactinx busIuSss
ne o,,ee os John T. Booth No 271 Brosdway Borough
OF Manhattan. IN the CITY OK We" horK on or before
the nrst day OF May next
Dated York 24th day OF october. 1908
ROBINS A.. LAW. JOHN j. WHELAN. J. WALTER
rotzN = BOOTH Attorney Executors. 27i Broad
wav Borough OF Manhattan City of New York
New-York tribune., 1906-04-18
Surrogates' Notices.

IN PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF HON.
Abn.r O. Thomas Surrogate OF the County Of New
roftcs IS hereby given TO al persons having claims
against Alice VI. Du Bots late Of the County or New
49, present the with vouchers
heso 10 the subscriber at his place OF transacns
ne.s az the Once OF Daily 4oyt q Mason. No Is William
the City OF Ne" iu O O' Deloe ths hrs d2y
or October next
ALEXANDER T. MASON, Exscutor
upEDEPUC- ID PHILIPS Attorney Executor. 70
WiisTn Street Borough Of Manhattan. New York City.
New-York tribune., 1906-04-18
Citations.


THE PEOPLE OF THE STATE OF NEW
York by the grace and independeut-T,
Caroline Hendel sxrus Heindel Barbara Hslndel Chris
mold. Batharina Fuckerer Marga>stha R5sch, Maria
Wagner Johann Adam Nehr. Johann Simon Nehr Fried
rich Nehr. Regina Wagner, Barbara HerruId Friedrich
Fuckerer Sabina Zeinger Georg Volksrt FuEsrer
John Joseph Fugerer John Heindel Annie Meine
heirs and OF kin OF cASPAR HEINDEI. late OF
County, deceased. and said Carolins Haiuis
sixus Hendel and William Carl de-z-
in the VIII Testament OF III,
deceased hereinafter described send
greeting; Whereas. Caroline Heinc Hudson Hsights
y. J. lately applied the or our
County OF New York. TO have instrument n
writing. bearing date the eighteenth Nav 1908
relating TO both real and personal property duly
as the last WIN and Testament OF the said Caspar
Therefore and each Of cited TO before
the Surrogate OF County OF New York his ONCE
In the County Of New York the 18th day OF MAY
thousand nine hundred and six half past o'clock
IN forenoon OF that day then and there hs
YOU hereby under age Of tive
ty-one years required appear by your guardian
II have or IL have appear apply
for be appointed IN the your neglec.
failure to DO a guardian will be appointed
Surrogate and for proceeding
In testimony whereof have caused the seal OF the
Surrogate's Court OF the said County OF New
IL s York 10 be hereuntO Affixed Witness. Hon
Abner .. Thomas. a Surrogate OF said
County Of New York said county the twentieth day Of
March In the of Lord thousand hundred
and six. DANIEL j DOWDNEY.
Clerk OF the SurTogatss Court.
New-York tribune., 1906-04-18
Financial Meetings.

Passaic Gas Light Co 1st 6s. 1922. .......Id9 III
Paterson Railway Co LIST 6s 1908. j & D.. 100
Paterson City Railway Co 1st 6s. 1907. F A. l0s
do con 6s 1881 j & D itoS1L
Paterson Electric Light co LIST 6s 1905 l031
Paterson Gas Light Co 1st bs, 1eO6. -.........lW lW
Paterson &. Pas Gen EIec Co con IS. NJ s.. los lOo
Planfeld Gas & Eec Co 1st ts 1911. & j. Jos
do gen 6s 1910. A & o .----.....-.- -lo3
Planheld street Ry es. 1922 & .1l0
Public Service Corporation certificates 90 "a
do per cent notes 1909 --..-... " so
Rapid Transit Street Railway 5s, 1921 1O9 ITO
Rutherford & 3 S Gas Co LIST 6s. 1ell 81 S.l0S
Somerset Lighting Co LIST S. 1886, A. -. %
Somerset Union & Mid L Co As. 1e48. & D. 80
Jersey Gas z & Co 1st 5s. 1883. s.. .lo1 ioS
Trenton Gas Elec 5s. 1e4a. NJ s. s.. los lOs
Trenton Passenger Ry 1st ss. 1881. A oI24
Trenton ST Ry Co LIST IS. 1888. J & j.. ....10o
United Elec Co OF y LIST As. 1919. & D.. u Is
sFiat price quotations
New-York tribune., 1906-04-18

ne o0t rErEe- tr spot cotton quiet with prices
points gher 81 21g for rnid1ing upland ana i l5c
ri'el1E Gat sales 15s hales southern spot n,srkets
- leiesrsFfe1 5s fellows. Charleston rm. unchanged
LIZ tl- N17-'5 steady, uucharEel at 115sc. sales
sies ba.-i-i1-e nominal. unchanged 111sc Au-
70 t-,n Joe -E.a- ar IT iG-. safes. IA baleE IT
- s'ea unchanged a. II Galveston firm. un-
--4el ar il-r sales J 40 bales Nev Orleans firm,
At f.shee 81 u l.lN-. sales 2prU bales Wilmington
49, ~ righsi st ll-.c Estimated receipts leading
1 t.r fo'ty Az Houston 600 20 5000 against 3.2s6
- wee e- +a-a .Hsf f.a- or Galveston. $500 SEQ
So ~ la-f seek and sSs5 last wear. and Kew
aE year 1870 "
-tL tH-fHr-0 special Liverpool cables: Spot cotton
WI sales 5000 s-arrlsriorl and ezu0-r Eaa
t8l goo receipts 10000. American. b 600. mia
- -lA'- ,--e lf.res opened steady points higher
- ah9 point H1 Cr fsr months. closed Cuiet tIt
~ H let a7 7arre NJ Pa points April. April-May.
-.-1s ara alrF-I-lr. N5i- JuN-AuFGst. Casd.
re- -. september october. = SD. Ocro-
t-'e'ei 1.H- Nr"arl t-r December. . I'D TeC-n-
1-snus,y 755 and January Fel~rary. a75d Man
1ti-larrs srl -rtte quiet firm
a Apl l2.
New-York tribune., 1906-04-18
VHE People OF THE STATE OF NEW

THE PEOPLE OF THE STATE OF NEW
- York. by the Grace God Free independent
To stephen h. LyfoTd. Mary Pearson SfurdoCk
?. Murdoch. Eleanor Fl. Murdock Marion p. Nfurdock
George A. Freeman Alice Faulding Haldane. Elisabeth
p. P Hsldane, William Pauldng Gertrude K Pauldinz
Nerah Paulding. Elizabeth p. Pauldlng. Mary Paul1-
ms. Eleanor Paulding James X Paudinz katharns o.
PaSdng Maude s. Paulding. Charles Gouverneur Pauid
ing. James X. PRulding. second. Elise b. Pauldng
GOIvsrHeur Pauldtng. second, Margaret Paulding.
Executrx Of the last will and testament of Charles P
Pauldins. deceased Allan J. Lawrence OF
the will and testament OF Gertrude X Lyford.
will testament OF Beatrice P Freeman
greeting. each OF hereby cited and
qured personally be before Surrogate
County OF New York. the Surrogates Of
said held the County Court IN 40
County OF New York the Eleventh Day Of May 1905
half o'clock In the forenoon OF that day, then
ana the judicial settlement OF the
OF Noel r. SanbOrn. William Henry
dane and James Psuding substituted trustees
the last will and testament Of Isaac Greau Pearson.
and such OF are hereby ett.d, .
of twentyone years. are REQUIRED to
pear by guardian tt you have one or. ~ have
and apply for TO be apSrnted. or In
neglect failure 10 DO guardian
win be appointed Surrogate represent ana
In Testimony whereof We have caused shs Seal OF
surogatss Court Of the said County OF New York TO
hereuntO arixed. witness. If1on. Aprer
c. Thomas. Surrogate OF our said County az
Il. OF New York. the c6th day OF
OF Lord bus thousand
DANIEL. = DowDNEr
Clerk OF the Surrositss Court
New-York tribune., 1906-04-18
Grand Atlantic Hotel

Virginia Ave and Beach. Atlantic City, Y y
Convenient 10 and all amusernents Hot ant
cold water in private baths Long distance phones
bedrooms So s. Weekly rates. tl2 81
10 $3.50 American plan Steam heated sun paor Cafe
Write booklet Music Capacity 700 New Yorl
Once. $50 Fourth A CHESHIRE MITCHELL.
New-York tribune., 1906-04-18
THE CHESTNUTS

4 ELEGANTLY FURNISHED APARTMENT. pri-
l.. bath. 81 so daily; including meals. two. s35
weekly: one. SIS. THE VAN RENSSELAER, Is East
st.
New-York tribune., 1906-04-18

ATLANTIC CITY, n. J.
After extensive alterations entirely new hotel
Situated in the yet select section
PENNSYLVANIA UnObstruCted view. Capacity,
800 The latest highclass hotel appoint
ment Private baths. running spacious
poches amusement halls elevator to street etc Booklet
and spring terms upon request. HENRY DARNELIA
New-York tribune., 1906-04-18

STATE OF NEW YORK, OFFICE OF So
Notice to Contractor,
Sealed proposals. bv III, underrxn,d AZ
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-06-15
ON TO ABERDEEN
Minneapolis & st. Louis Extension Will
Be Hurried to Completion.

Special to Tho Journal. * ,I -
Aberdeen, s. D., June 15.-Within
five weeks, if present plans do not mis-
carry, the tracks of the Minnesota, Da-
kota & Pacific, the new Minneapolis &
st. Louis line, will be completed into
Aberdeen. Work on the grade between
this city and the jim river is being
rushed as fast as possible. @
e Now that the seeding is out Of the
way, hundreds Of farmers are lending
their assistance in the work and rapid
progress is being made. Down on the
%Docken.. place, on the bank of the James
river, ties are being laid and from there
as a shipping point the road is being
rapidly pushed towards Aberdeen. The
steel is on the ground and tracklaying
will be carried forward as soon as the
grading outfits are out CT the way.
The building of the extension from
WATERFOWL to. the Missouri river and
the establishment Of sixteen new towns
along the line is resulting in boom in
farm lands, and it is confidently expect
ed that this will be the biggest year in
the history Of innrni eredei On into the
state. Thousands of letters Of inquiry
concerning the new towns and the coun-
try thru which the road runs are being
received by land men, the inquiries COM
ing from all parts Of the United States.
So great is the interest shown in the
new towns that it is said that Florence,
one of the towns plated is assured Of
an initial population of nearly 1000.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-06-15
RACE 70 BOUNDARY
Rainy River and Great Northern Engi
.... .neers Still Driving Stakes.

Special to The Journal .:@ ~
=. International Falls MINI. June 15.-
The race for the international boundary
between the two railroads continues
with unabating vigor. The engineers Of
the Rainy Lake line have effected a
crossing Of the Rat Root river and their
camp is now established three miles
and a half southeast Of town. %@y.E
A preliminary line has been run to
Pether's Point, where the road will
cross the Rainy river. That the town
Of Pether s Point is not merely a pa
per proposition is evidenced by the fact
that already the promoters have sold
l65 lots on contract. .,@e 49,.
The report of the preliminary survey
Of the Great Northern line was salts
factory to the officials, the land being
level and little grading necessary.
line between Dewey and the Falls, a
distance Of seventy-seven miles. Chief
Engineer Eddy is now engaged on "a
resurvey from the Falls to determine
the actual roadbed. Another crew will
be started from Dewey.
It is expected here that both roads
Will have trains running to the Rainy
river before next spring.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-06-15
sTICKNEY HEADS TRANSFER
Great Western Man Succeeds sewal Of
the Milwaukee.

5. C. stiekney, general manager Of
the Great Western, has been elected
president OF the Minnesota Transfer
al of the Milwaukee road, removed to
Chicago. The, other officers are: Vice
President, II. j. Horn; secretary and
auditor, q. A. Robinson; solicitor, H. P.
Upham; counselor, w. H. Morris.
The following directors were chosen
bY the different roads holding stock in
the company: D. Cunningham, Burling-
Hubbell, Rock Island; S. G. stickney.
Great Western; A. W. Trenholm. Oma..
ha; Z. +. Day. st Louis; L. r.. Penning-
ton, Soc; Fl. j. Horn, Northern Pacific:
-; p. Ward, Great Northern. and H. n
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