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The Plymouth tribune. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1901-1911, 1906-01-18
Judge Artman Endorsed.

Lebanon, Ind, anuary 10.-The-
Boone county Bar association has
unanimously adopted a minute
favoring the candidacy Of the
Hon. S. r. Artman, of the Circuit
Court, for appellate judge. The
committee presenting the minute
included S. M. Ralston, Judge B.
S. Higgins and b. F. Ratcliff, all
leading Democrats.
The Plymouth tribune. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1901-1911, 1906-01-18
Card of Thanks.

We desire to extend our heart
felt thanks to our. neighbors and
friends who SO kindly assisted
and sympathized with us, during
our late bereavement. For the
beautiful floral offerings we are
also very grateful.
Mrs. Sarah Taber and children.
Mrs. Mary Ann Shirley, Sister.
The Plymouth tribune. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1901-1911, 1906-01-18

Geo. Thayer returned Saturday
from Rochester, n. Y. and
brought some good contracts for
his company.
Marvin Loudon of Maxinkuc-
kee. was i nthe city Friday on
business. He is one of the men
who are an example of what luck
will do for a. man when it is
backed by energy and pluck with
good judgment attached.
!. John B. Miles has been brought
here from Culver and will make
his home with his son, Charles
Miles Grandfather Miles is in
his 92nd year and is inhrm in
health.
Rudolph and Adolph' that
rollicking, lively, farcical comedy,
with its pretty girls, catchy music
and company of real fun makers
will be the attraction at the opera
house next Tuesday. 1t is one
long continuous laugh from start
to finish.
Oscar Cramer, who left here
last spring for Spokane, Wash
ington, has returned that he may
be nearer satisfactory treatment
for his wife, who is in reduced
health. We are glad to have him
back but sorry he must return
for such cause.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Humri-
chouser entertained ]. T. Brosna-
han, of Pierceton and his brother,
M. F. Brosnahan, of the Tribune
at a six o'clock dinner Friday ev-
ening. Blue gills from Barbee
lake figured conspicuously in the
menu.
In the last Ohio legislature a
law was passed creating public
Inspector of county and state Of
ficiais. 1t has got to work, and re-
ports thus far made indicate that
during the last eighteen months
something like two millions of
dollars have been illegally taken
by the public officials. The oper-
alton Of the gratis has been going
on for years, and what the total
has amounted to in all these years
is only conjecture. Old party pol
itics come high, but then people
Frank White, an old resident
of Green township, died Thurs
day at his home, seven miles
southwest of Argos, aged about
sixty-eight years. The deceased
leaves eight children. all living.
He was soldier of the civil war
and was the father of Mrs. Otto
Albert. The funeral will be held
Sunday at 10 a. m.
The Plymouth tribune. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1901-1911, 1906-01-18

Miss Stella Myers, of Bourbon,
is visiting her sister, Mrs. Floyd
Bunnell.
Mrs. E. K. Barnhill is quite
sick at her home in south Ply
mouth.
Weather Prophet Hicks de-
Eclares that the thermometer will
not go down to zero this winter.
Mrs. A. Virgins and Miss Ma
bel Thompson went to South
Bend today.
Mrs. Anna holland has gone to
Bourbon to remain with her son,
NJ. @. holland, who has the
Schlosser milk wagon route
there.
The Plymouth tribune. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1901-1911, 1906-01-18

Harley Bryant from Rochester,
spent Sunday in the city.
Ray Holly left today fo- Nor
folk, Va, where he has enlisted in
the U. S. navy.
Seats now on sale for Adolph
and Rudolph, opera house tomor-
row night.
James and Miss Floy Beiler
spent Sunday with friends in
South Bend.
Miss Nettie Miller of Tyner,
will take employment in the fam
lily of l.. M. Lauer.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Rentschler
went to North Liberty Saturday
to spend a week with relatives.
H. H. Bonham leaves this ev-
ening for Albion to, attend the
funeral of ]. J. Trunlbo, a rela-
tive. -
Mrs. Elery Gordon, of Argos,
here visiting her parents, MIR. and
Mrs. James Wade, returned home
today.
The Plymouth Band will give
its fourth annual Banquet and
Concert at the opera house Feb
2, 1906.
Chairman Stevens has appoint
ed as members of the district ex-
ecutive committee, Henry A
Barnhart of Rochester and James
Fletcher of Knox.
Thomas Moslander formerly
of Plymouth, was in town today
on his way from Tyner to Wa
bash county.
Mrs. William Mcintyre, who
has been here with her sister
Mrs. John Whaley, returned
home to Argos Monday.
William Clay is moving by
dray the househould goods of FL
nler Werntz from South Benz
back to this place.
Mrs. w. H. Reed of Bremen
was in the city Saturday anc
made the Tribune Office brie
but profitable visit.
]. N. Kert the Logansport con
tractor, who was awarded thu
contract for paving Plum street
was in the city today.
Allen Pyle, 20 years old, o
Hartford City, entered plea o
guilty to grand larceny and wa
committed to prison under the in
determinate sentence act, TIL
maximum, Ia years.
Mr.. and Mrs. Louis G. Horne
of Valparaiso and MFR. and Mrs
Joseph E. Anders of Peru spen
Sunday in the city visiting thel
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. c.. Berg
man.
DR.. Martin has at last got hi
heating plant installed in hi
house and is we'll pleased with it
workings. The first. boiler wa
too small and larger one ha'
to be got at Logansport.
E. E. South, general agent TO
the Big Four railroad, who wa
injured by falling down stairs a
Terre Haute, is dead. Mr.. SoItl
was "a years old and had been Il
the service of the Big Four sine
1871.
Mrs. Ernest Pomeroy, VIII
was formerly Miss Noona Miller
OF this place, now of Mishawaks
was n town today. Her brothe,
Clarence, well known here, is sui
fering from a serious accident a
s,;s home in South Bend
The Plymouth tribune. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1901-1911, 1906-01-18
DR. F n. BUREJ1
*DEHTIST#
Plymouth. Indiopo.
Colonists Rates to the West and
Northwest.

The Chicago Great Western
Railway will sell one way Col
onists tickets to points in Alberta,
Arizona, British Columbia, Cali
fornia, Colorado, Idaho, Montana,
Nevada, Oregon, Utah and
Washington at greatly reduced
rates. Tickets on sale Feb. 18th
to April 9TH inclusive. For full
information apply to F. R. Mosier
/. T. A. 115 Adams street, .Chica-
go, Ill. ~
The Plymouth tribune. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1901-1911, 1906-01-18


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The Plymouth tribune. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1901-1911, 1906-01-18
JONES GRANT.
Treasurer Marshall Con,
AUDITORS SPECIAL NOTICE.

delinquent will
,Audi,or narshan County,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-01-10
LIVESTOCK MARKET.

Ne1-York January O. 1906.
BEENES-Recepts were ii or TOO head. incud-
ing for saughterers and exporters, and single
car for market. Nothing doing to-day in live cattle
FeeIine Arm on reported light
beef in demand and selling at 81 acc
No Liverpool and London cattle and i ef
markets City for Bristol took out ts .1y
I5O cattle for c. Coughn. the Cedric sailing
Liverpool estimated to carry $500 quarters OF beef
CALVES-Receipts were head including 121 for
the market. all the latter Western
calves the exception Of few head Feeling steady
100 H. the Western calves were held over. Dressed
calves firm 9414c per 10 for city dressed veals 81
i2o for country dressed and 5G7c for dressed banyard
calves. .ro =. =. 60 a.
Per 81 70 g I, s Di1lenhack: veal 100 n. 50 so.
Sanders yesterday so veals. $50 10 at 50 70 per
100 n Incorrectly printed in report OF Mondays market
SHEEP AND IIAEIBs-Recepts 21s cars, or All
head Including slaugherers. and. with the few
stale there scant 21s cars or sale sheep were
almost nominal steady Lambs held up TO fu Mon
g@6d ~ nrime lambs at SSRss 10: cus So Dressed
mutton quiet s91oc ~ dressed lambs steady at
saiea6D Harrington: 1eo ohio lambs IS 10 average.
al IS per 10; II sheep. 20 m at 81 % OK -
George 81 L. s Dllenback: 10 state lamps % 10
at So; IS cus 10, at s..
s. Judd q Co 80 State lambs sS 10 at So 20
IOGS-Receipts we're 80 8. I6S head Including
3s head for the About steady TOT medium ana
light weight hogs Prime State hogs sold at SO per 100
Country dressed hogs STEADY at o4oc per ~ io '
saies-s Judd & Co: Al state hogs. eS5 n average
at s6 per 100 NJ roughs at So also late Monday
IS State hogs 1875 n, Sc: rough. 22O ID, at So
SIS 10; rouehs 30 ~ at 81 TO- stag $50 ~ at 81
. b,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-01-10

moving slowly unless Of strictly fancy quality. Onions
Rs dH
lar Gn1,ie os Vegetables show irreg
A kinds Of Florida vegetables arriving in rresuar con.
values extremely Irregular there fair demand
but Quality to reach outside Quotations rSsr
tional staple winter vegetables shown little change
seednd sa2 Sop Mains I s'sf OF
s2 5 DO PeT bas ss2 2g DO State IN and 37 e sr
z oP as 9sr b 5se g sss B 81 So ct BAG e. Sg
s. S69$a So; do per basket, 5Oeqsi Is BRtssET.s
orleans per 9o5 bSncbes s8ss4 cARRors washed per
6unoRs IS DO Boso% per Se1
sssss % 5 Taa d0es s sa % Wits
L Island per 46 S2S$s dc ealifornia case
BASKET GucGMBERs florida per s2'i half BSI
90 Jamaica d 90 sss s Sss2 @
5o caoRT Snd EscAR F 6as s. pP
DBL 66 D sS@s &C. s,s AZ s. F TB per box
Ioks Sc 81 s scaSs EA1E
6snsbss s4S} LETTUCE basket slgss
Shlss sssse 81 Do gsiSx sass2 s.
81 l9g$2 do state and Western white bush crate
.sfssi n S1 y'TeT s 81
Do ss $sssd s6sllqts
eag Fi9Elda
sqnehes 81 Sogss DC plain s. Dc Bermuda boy
Ne%!oTeans per bbi 5oGS2 5o Do Fiorda per bes
SSs Do per io SSncBs ss s RE
Florida green and wax basket crate s1Gs3 80;
SPINACH Norfolk, per Dbl. 6o@9oc SQUASH; Hubbard
Dbl S1GS1 25 do marrow, 15c0S: do Florida white
per crate 81 25as1 so TOMATOES. Florida and Cuban
per carrier S1S3 so; TURNIPS. Canadian ruabaga
bbl 75@S5c do Irish rutabaga per bag 50a6oc do JeT
and Long Island rIsabaga Dbl 60975c: WATER
GR6ss per 100 punches, 81 25q$1 so. HoTHoUsE
DCCS-Cucumbers are in moderate supply and about
steady Strictly fancy lettuce would sell at prices
but ordinary lots not wanted. Mushrooms
come very plenty and for largo part Of supply
values uncertain reasonable offer being accepted
only small sales at tor quotation Tomatoes quiet few
No per dozen s1as1 SO: DO No per box s. 5o5s2 So
LETTUCE Eastern. per dozen. 2O@75c; RADISTIEs,
Eastern per 100 punches S26S3: RIUBARB. per dozen
lunches 6o990c: MUSHROOMS. per 10 1oG4oc; ToMA-
TOES. per n. 1N625c.
HAY AND sTRAw-HAY-Receipts to-day were large
enough to provide better OF quality and buyers
Of best grade purchased quite readily at full outside fig
ures Common lots moved slowly and all small bales are
much neglected Cfovers exceptionally dull at the
moment We quote Prime large bales 100 ~ Soc:
No l. so9s2ze: No 2 7ode76e: No 3 e2%@s7dAc ship
clear 6o965c sTRAw-The cold weather has started
for long rye Receipts Of hay and straw in tons.
ported the Produce Exchange to-day: Hudson River
Raiirosd $50 West Shore 10; Erie $50 Pennsylvania
ley. 21o: Baltimore and Ohio 75 Ontario
20; Central Of New-Jersey. 80: total. no
ceipts Of straw, so tons.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-01-10
THE PEOPLE OF THE STATE OF NEW

YORK By the Of God free and independen6t
T., Franklin Eugene NJ g. Shilr, ErnIy "
1nn Theresa A. Clairin lorsnce Shin Lillian oiTss
SITE Eva Madeline Shift. Henri dEspaigne Cnar!ss
dEspaigne Marguerite Prat Eugene SIM Aeny shi
Rsn de St Marceaux. and all persons nteFested IN
CT the County OF New
NE Ne deSessed creditors egatees. next Of kin or
encb Of YOU are hereby cited and required
IN be and appear before Surrogate OF the
p. =, New York the Surrogates Court OF said
nty held al the County Court House IN the County
~ Yorl on the day OF February, 1906 at hat
0ss ten o'clock in the forenoon Of that Day then ana
judicial settlement OF the account OF
proedngs Adrian Isen Ir as Executor OF NE La
VI barabI cited as are under the OF twenty-one
Sasrs are required appear by your guardian y yon
go onA or IN YOU have TO appear and apply Tor
a 70 be appointed the event Of your neglect or
SS'rro ~ az SO guardian viii he appointed by the
Surrogate 20 represent and act for you in the
Tasn1onv Whereof. have caused the Seal or the
srogstes Court OF the said County OF New YORK TO be
WJtnrss Hen FRANK T. FITZGERAI.p surrogate
OF oar County. at the .ouny OF rev iOI n le
nine hundred and i've 1900. ,,o.,Nr1rv
1Seal1 X sS,r-c-stss. 5,ur.
WHITRIDGE. BUTLER & RICE: Attorneys for Ex-
.cator so Wall Street. New York City.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-01-10
OTHER MARkETs-eY TELEGRAPH.

Chicago Jan e-cATTI,E-Recepts 900 head a mar
xet dull Common to prime 50 2o@S6 20 c9Ws
sss4 90 heifers 50 25a$5 s2@s4 TO- calves S39SS
stoczers and feeders 81 4OdS4 % HOGSRecelpts 4oV
head market 5Gioc lower Choice to prime o RsaXy
IS 47i5ds5 52]k: medium good heavy 90 4oaSo 40;
butchers weights S5 1895 52la; good 70 choice he9Ny
mixed SIS 4Oa$5 47Is; packing IS 25GS3 40 SttEEf
ceipts ls 600 head market steady to ~ hgher oeep'
S4ds6 %: yearngs $6dS7 lambs. 81 6Oa$s.
Cincinnati Jan 9-HoGs higher Rutchers and ship
pers SIS 55Gs5 90: 81 35s5 90 CATTLE strong
to good shippers "a 35QS4 20: coInIn9n SeSZ %
SHEEP slow sass 10. LAMBS slow. 81 5OqSI 10
East Buffalo Jan 9-CATTLE--Rece light steady.
Prime steers S. 6OGS5 IS: shipping 81 75dS5 40 butch
ers 81 50GS5 35 heifer 50 5Os5 and bulls 81 IS
asa 50. VEAIS-Receipts IS head; active s. 5OQS9 90
HOGS-Recepts head; active; shade higher Heavy.
mixed 65ds5 TO- pigs. s. 70g$5 5 roughs
81 1895: stays s3aSJ so. SHEEP AND LAMBS-Re-
ceipts head active sheep steady; lambs strong.
Lambs Sc 256sS 49, yearlings Sc 1851 wehers s. 500
Sc 25 IS 50a$5 10 sheep mixed $39S5 49, Western
lambs. 81 50qSS
Kansas City Jan 0.-CATTIlE,- Receipts. $4,000.
Guiding 1Oc lower; stocIers and
feeders strong choice dressed beef
So 25aS6 good S4$5 Western fed 81 759
IS So stockers feeders. S39$4 co. Southern steers
81 T5GS4 75 Southern $2dS3 go native $2G$4
native heifers S3q$4 90 bulls. 81 256S3 so;
stcckers S3aS7 q HOGS-Receipts. 5000: market
INC lower top 322: bulk OF So O6$5 heavy,
SIS 25dS5 32le packers. SIS 201$5 80; pigs lights,
s5aS5 *. SHEEP-Recepts, 5000 market steady and
active native lambs SIS 50qS7 75 lambs S. 500
81 6O and yearngs s. 5Oa$6 49, year
iirEs SIS 1895 IS; Western fed sheep 81 506$6 IS:
stockeTs and feeders. So 50QS5.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-01-10
EXPORTS TODAY.
eEnERAL Market REPoRT.

Sew-York, January @ 1906
wee, statistical position strengthening,
,,eIs reports Of less favorable crop oonoltons Io
800 h. continued reports OF rains and ndcatlohs %
actual berry To-Day cones
.sTGt AFTER opening 59l0 points lower rallied shaFpig
dy at advance Of 5qlO points oeles
80 renored OF about 10000 bags The lower opefins
y,ss tn response disappointing French canes. SLle
80. iIrchsnFed when due come higher on the New
Tork ose OF Monday but later Ravre rallied i Tl
- ,his also helped sentiment IN the local market al
e,ree. houses importers appeared 70 he me pest
ems here while offerings we're scattered ana teie -
Of general demand as q result
r. he JnfavorabIe crop and tax Of l1pToNea so
4 cable received rom f1aNIe Re
.o4inT That there better demand for spot coee
n that market ard local street merchants reotea
b..,s- demand while deliveries have recently
befn running little heavier Brazilian news was VIII
ors snsCial feature with Santos unchanged ana ttlo p
rsis lover rate Of Brazilian exchange was loId
higher Receipts at the two pors were even WIN Iast
tnO hays against year The market for spot
coffee steady with quotations on the oasis 81 e-Ioc
for Rio No -, :. -.
L
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-01-10

$500 Eagle confectionery graduated 1850 Eagle coarse
and extra fne granulated 490c Eag;e ID cartons 10
oass ana 10 oags OF fine granuated. S5c; Eagle me
OF standard graduated and diamond a. 4ioc confec-
TONERS A. 455e; No 4.35c; Nos 2 g. SOC; No 4.
sue: No ., 41Sc No 6, 4 Z, 4.O5ci No g. &c;
10 2 Ss0c; No 10 39oe; No H.. s.s5e; No u. ssoc;
nos 10 II ana To- S15e Spot supplies of sugar have
been pretty well cleaned up by the taking Of about 600
likely however. that reners pay 111eo
for sugar 70 arrive and double therefore named
as the quoted basis. Duty paid prices quoted
follows: Centrifugal 9s test. 1i-i6G3Ec; ruscovado.
SO test, 3-l6G34c. and moIasses 1916
CSC The London market for sugar beets was steady.
with buyers at quotations and quoted SIS Sd
and February at SIS SAD. Stock the United
Kingdom is 5000 tons, against $4,000 Sixty
six eenrals grinding against previous
week and Isl time last Exports from the six
principal for the week 1880 against
$500 last week and 14.S0 year Receipts
1000 compared with 6O00 fhe before and
~ 270 week 1905 Stock 81 600 compared
with g coo the previous week A. 202 year
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-01-10
THE PEOPLE OF THE STATE OF NEW
THOMAS ]. FARRELL,
Attorney for Executor,
26I Broadway. New Nork

York by the Grace Of God. Free and independent
r., The National Surety Company. New York corpora
ton having az once principal place Of business at
broadway Manhattan. New City; James X
nv att Mclean Shaw No 90 90 Mas
Manhattan LlOyd u. Morton.
Ts1by Nova Scotia: Mary Malvna Trask. Angeles.
California: wayland Trask. infant ID Los
Angeles california Olive \. Trask infant "A years,
los Angeles California. Dorothy A Trask infant under
Il vears Los Angeles. California T. Wiesendanger.
1.,,a1dian Of the Infants Angeles CALI
Sornia and 10 persons interested in the Estate OF
vgavland Task. late Of the County OF New York de-
rssed as creditors OF kin otherwise send geet
fn1. Won hereby cited and required
eTsonav TO be appear before Surrogate Of tho
fsnlintv Of New York the SurrpGates Court OF said
Co1nty reid at County House the OF
Nav1 YORK 2Oth day Of February, 1905. half
-sst Ton o'clock in forenoon that then and
tbsra attend judicial settlement OF the OF
rrora5nrs OF Kntcksrbocker Trust Company and Mary
taIvra Tras as Administrators OF Goods Chattes
ana credits OF sald deceased. and such of
az arc under the Of tvventy-ons
are REQUIRED 70 appear guardian n you have
- - 80, have none to appear apply
srotnted or IN the neglect failure
SpS = Guardian will appointed Surrogate
rsrresent ard at for YOU in the proceeding.
surrogate Court the said County % New York Be
heFsunto AFFIXED
County of New York the 18th day %
December. in year OF our Lord one thousand nine
hundred and I'VE. JAMES \. DONNELL1s.
LSsaLl Clerk of the SurTOgatss Coase
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-01-10
Citations.
THE PEOPLE OF THE STATE OF NEW

FtHE Of II1E S1AIE OE -NA@'
i York by the Grace Of God Free and Independent
To Gustaye Grotrian. Albert Grotrian Heinrich GTotran
IT. HePn9 Nina Keunte nee trorian A1ina Muller
Grotrian and Anna Gr2ran being children Of hem Of
Nahum, by Borkenem. Province BraunsGhweig Germany
nan and ferdinand Ruhman Rdhman. being children
o. decased Of Province Braunschweig Germany
ye5 s P Of Christian roran Of
Germany Adol2h SPand9n n4 pa5dan benr chi
dren Caroline Spandau. deceased sister OF CnriStan
Grotriah nee PIap6er Louise Piapper
PlsnpeG Lena 9mginisTatx Of the Estate Of Carl
being children Of Johanna PlapPer deceased I 6n OK
Baunschweig Germany TO all other nephews and nieces
widow heirs and next OF KIN OF an% be- dead
the above named a ae @ resdence are unknown
Petitioner these PEoeeednss; to all Other GhiagR OK
man or Ruhman Louise Pister. Caroline Spanoau ana
Johanna are Midtown to the Petitioner in these proceedings
husband widow heirs .sS ana Hen r6 5
and not named herein who NAY be dead T P
toner in these proceedings; Amalia schultz and Maria
rofrian deceased of Burg by Magdeburs Province
Braunschweig Germany and august sometimes G Eho tb
Widow Christian Grotrla1 deceased Of BqTg by
oedecke Administrator OF the goods e5a1tels ana
or said Louise Grotran deceased not 9eT s
named or any other OF names a and place of
residence are unknown to the Of R9 OF any deceased
brother sister Of said Louise GGodfan bq lanes
vhe
and place OF residence being unknown to the Pe9neT
interested in the estate or
tian roran creditors legaiees next OF H
otbarvse. greeting: You and each or you are
hereby cited required personally TO be ana appeT De
Surrogate County OF New at
rogates Court said County held at the County 40 s
1JeTse In the County New York, on the Z'th Gay OF
ISr1arv 1906 at past O'Clock In the forenoon
oF that day there TO attend the JudlcaI
of Schultz. formerly lschsF
m The Fxec1Itrix Trustee under the Last VIII ana
Grotran deceased and sdcn OF
Won as are hereby cited under the age OF
one years required to appear by your suada
have one II have none. TO appear ana Apply ut
one appointed or In the event OF your | sur
roeafe to represent and for you IN the proceoihg
Testimony We have caused the seal or the
srroqafes' Court County OK New York to be
affixed os o,r
sat5 Conty County OF New York the 9th day or
January in year OF Lord one thousand nine hun
dred six. A0I>h1tN - lN-roaott.
1CfIT z BRoDsKY. Atty for Executrix and Trustee.
az 81 chambers Street y. I. City
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-01-10
Public Notices.
SUPREME COURT. APPEILaTE DIVISION.

SUPREME COURT. APPELLATE DIVISION,
cation n the Rg r. R, s mater q ne 1Pg
soneTs ior me City o. New York for the appointment
rapid transit railway or railways for the tgsnsportstos
ought constructed and ss ASsaE.
Provisions Of Chapter Of the Of 1901. amended
Supreme Court Of the New York for the First
the Appellate Division Court House Maa.o9 3vsnss and
the 26h day January 1906 at one clock IN ths
can be heard for the appointment Of three
In the above entitled matter. to determine and
said City for the convenience Transportation ps
The papers upon which the afoFesaid spp AMI @ r.
aae are TIE penSn OF the said Board dated the SIN
companying the same. all OF which hfsd IN the
about q. sh day Of oooS EOS Pd a9o on
pch other papers as shall be presented to the Court By
description general plan OF cor
the filed aforesaid the said Clerk q ths
stsRta syhop @ m saS 9 og ' e5 ,n q %
York In the Borough Of Manhattan: Lexington Avenue
ngton Avenue to Park Avenue: sah Street from Lex
nston Avenue to Fifth Avenue Fifth AvenSs from sst
Street to 23d Street, Broadway from Madison Square 90
Street Church street from vesey Street Trinity place.
Tas B 51ay s6' ,s e ase
Avenus from the Harlem River to 1Seth Street: sedsc
The object OF Aforesaid application is to obtain tho
appointment OF commissioners who shall
railway railways ought constructed and oper-
sS pa. oa tRf fap * t. t
tion which report r n favor Of the construction and
ask that shall be- shall when confirmed by said Court
along line icy said Taay or G1 s fs properly
Bated New York. January I 1905
sIoSERs FOR THE CRY OF NEW FoR By
A AId2 I. R47Rp e 3FR President