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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-10-05
ATTEMPTED SUICIDE.
Mrs. Nellie Elsbury Despondent Be-
cause Of Supposed Neglect.

While suffering from melancholta, occa-
stoned by a belief that she was being
neglected by her husband. Mrs Nellie
Eisbury made an attempt to end her life
yesterday. For some time she has been
employed as a nurse by Mrs. George II.
De Groot, Of 73i west Second South
street, her services being required only
during the day time OF late Mira, Elsbury
has been Respondent, ana had intimated
that she would commit suicide Yesterday
she swallowed a quantity Of carbolio acid,
and but for prompt action OF friends the
dose would have proved fatal, DR.. ID. w
Whitney WIS afterwards called In and
the life Of Mrs Elsbury was saved.
Earl Elsbury husband of the woman,
has been employed as porter at tho
Kenyon hotel. The couple reside near
Fourth South and West Temple, and have
been married less than seven months.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-10-05
HEALING AND FACIAL
TREATMENTS.

The Cooper Vibrasage Institute, for
the complexion form and health
Homely faces made handsome Pref
" ones more lovely Diseases cured
without drugs. Reception daily from
a. m. to p. m. Templeton, room sos.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-10-05

What could be nicer or easier TO
prepare for luncheon than MOUNTS
Pork and Beans?
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-10-05
w. c. T. U. CONVENTION.
sixteenth Annual Gathering VIII Oc-
cur This Evening,

The sixteenth annual convention of
the Utah w. c. T. U. will open this
evening, in the Philippis Congrega-
tional church. with Mrs. T. y. Shep"
ard in the chair The evenings pro-
gram will be as follows:
S:00--Address of welcome. Miss K
NJ. Ditmar; response, Mrs, j. 5. Cor
dom
s:10-Presldent' address. Matron's
gold medal contest Contestants
Mrs j Ruttle, Bingham; Mrs. p. j.
Kroupa, Provo, Mrs. John Marwick
Provo; Mrs. T. H. Brennan, salt Lake
Mrs. A. Crocker. Salt Lake; Mrs w.
A. Wright Salt Lake. Naming OF
committees.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-10-05

To dress we'll at the least cost; learn
how At the "Keister," 1913 W. list n.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-10-05
MONEY IN THE BANK.
Treasurer Christensen Has Filed Re-
port of State Finances.

State Treasurer Christensen has filed
his report for the month of September
with state Auditor Edwards. 1t con-
tains the following recapitulation:
Receipts ........,.,.,...,....S 64.6SI02
Balance ON hand Aug. 30, 1906 2S2,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-10-05
Total disbursements .......s 73,lSl,6g

The balance on hand, s21S,349.S1, is
segregated as follows.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-10-05

"I suffered habitually from constipa-
ton. Doan's Resulets relieved and
strengthened the bowels, so that they
have been regular ever since "A e.
Davis, grocer, Sulpur Springs, Tex.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-10-05
HELD SPECIAL SESSION.
Business Transacted by City Board of
Education Yesterday Afternoon.

Tho city board of education met In
sn.c,aI session vesterd,v and transacted
49,.
NUMBER OF items or business I"ufe
no pitchor N.ybelIe K E-leming and
,Na r.iJ'' .l"S 80 ,',ae
jennie Davis wero appointed teache's'
A report was received from the COM
nittee Amounted by the prlnclpals II the
~ nv, ~ h,.,i.
various schoo'S relauFc W a'U'eV'O9 az
follows.
That VI matters relating TO lnterschooi
The central Presbyterian. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1856-1908, 1906-10-17
MISSOURI.

LaBelle.-Early last spring we be-
gan agitating the proposition to build
a manse. The members generally ap-
proved and responded literally. The
result is a neat, substantial and well
arranged seven-room house on the
pretty lot adjoining the church yard.
The pastor, Rev. T. T. Trimble, and
family have moved into their new home
and are enjoying it very much. The
house cost $1,000.
Pleasant Hill.-Rev. w. w. Kfllough
has recently had the assistance of DR..
s. Addison McElroy, Of Kentucky. in
series Of meetings. At ferryvllle, DIR.
McElroy preached six nights, beginning
August 14th. Ten members we're re-
ceived, and on Sunday the beautiful 1T
tie brick church was dedicated DR..
McElroy preached the sermon. At
Pleasant Hill church he held a meeting
The central Presbyterian. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1856-1908, 1906-10-17
ALABAMA.

Courtland-On September 26th the new
pastor, Rev. G. ON. Martindale and his
family entered this field and were made
to feel at home Immediately by the good
people of this charge. Their pantry was
well stocked with the necessaries of life;
their fuel for some time to come fur
nished in abundance They found the
manse ready on their arrival. The Pres
bytery OF North Alabama met here the
following Tuesday October I'D, and it's
sessions were concluded by the installa-
ton of Mr.. Martindale as pastor. the
Rev. w. I. Sinnott presiding and pro-
pounding the constitutional questions,
Rev. Francis Tappey preaching the SER
mon, Rev. H. w. Finn charging the pas
tor, and Rev. u d. Mooney charging
the people, Ruling Elder e. o. camp
bell CLERK of the session of CORTLAND
church) presenting a series of resolutions
commendatOry of the pastor from the
Newman church to the CORTLAND congre-
cation. 1t was a very enjoyable occasion,
and the visit Of the Presbytery was in
The central Presbyterian. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1856-1908, 1906-10-17
TENNESSEE.

To the members of the Synod of Ten
nessee to convene in Jackson, TennneS'
see October 30, 1906
Arrangements have been made by
which reduced rates to Synod may be oU
tanned from all points in Tennessee, pro
vided there shall be in attendance fry
who travel by rail. Purchase at start
ing point ticket to Jackson at full fare
and obtain certifcate-receipt of STANDARD
form. On presenting this receipt prop
erly signed you can obtain at Jackson re
turn ticket, by routes travelled in COINS
for one third fare plus twenty-five cents
Instead Of using their permits. minister
should adopt this plan, and thus secure
the benefits of the plan to all who MAJ
attend J. Fl. LuNrpt,1N. 8. @.
Memphis, Tennessee. October 9. 19V@
The central Presbyterian. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1856-1908, 1906-10-17
GEORGIA..

Atlanta.-North avenue, Sunday morn
Ing, october 7th, was the occasion of
the regular quarterly communion. AL
most every seat in the church was fill
ed. The hearts of both pastor and peo-
pie were gladdened. by the addition OF
the Following members: Twenty by let
ter, fourteen by profession, five by
statement. Nine members were dis
missed at their request to other
churches; this leaves a total of thirty
received since the last communion ser
vice.
Hon. Hoke Smith, governor-elect of
Georgia, is also superintendent of the
North Avenue Sunday-school of Atlanta.
On two recent Sundays he has conduct
ed the school much to the delight OF
both pupils and teachers. He has in
large degree the happy faculty of en-
rendering enthusiasm in the children.
They sing with will, and to hear their
voices uplifted in the "Old Time Re-
ligion," with which he always closes
the school, does ones heart good.
Westminster Church: A congrega-
t1onal meeting was called for last Sun
day morning to take action on the call
of the Woodland Street church, Nash
vile, Tenn, for the services of their
pastor, Rev. G.. r. Nesbitt 1t is the
earnest desire Of this people that Rev.
Mr.. NesbitC may see his way clear to re-
main with them. He is doing a goou
work in this church, and his congrega-
ton would be very loathe to part with
him.
Covington.-Dr. A. r. Holderby and
DR.. T. e. Converse, of Atlanta, installed
Rev John B. Gordon as pastor of this
church on October 7th. DR.. Holderby
delivered the charge to the pastor and
DR.. Converse delivered the charge to
the people.
The central Presbyterian. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1856-1908, 1906-10-17

spring and beneficial. A training class
for Christian workers has been organ
lied, to meet every Sabbath at p NJ
10 the Spirit of God we look for II
power to go forward in every good word
and work, confident of His peoples re-
sponslveness to every judicious plan and
effort for their betterment and the say
ing of sinners for service.
The central Presbyterian. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1856-1908, 1906-10-17
WEST VIRGINIA.

Charlestown.-On Sunday, October z,
Rev. DR.. A. G. Hopkins completed the
fortieth year Of his ministry in the Pres
byterian chrches of this own and vi
entity. He preached a sermon appro-
pirate to ri.G occasion from l Thes
3:12-"And the Lord make you to in
crease and abound in love one toward
another and toward all men even as
we do toward you" In his introduce
tory address DR.. Hopkins, abiding to
the anniversary, said that in those for
ty years he had taken into the church
$40 person, had baptized Ais, officiated
at 3S4 weddings, and at 738 funerals.
II. Hopkins, accepted a call to this
church in October 1866 and through
all the trying period subsequent to the
war, amid the many difficulties and per-
pleXities incident to a pastors life, has
never faltered or failed in the discharge
OF his duties, always standing firm for
the right nor ever hesitating to de-
nounce the wrong. Entering alike in
to the joys and sorrows of his people,
his presence at the scene of pleasure or
In an hour of sadness, at the marriage
feast or at the bedside of the sick and
dying, has never been wanting Thous-
ands can bear testimony to the words
of comfort and sympathy that have sol
aced bleeding hearts in the time of
mourning. No man in the community
is more universally beloved and has the
implicit confidence of this people than
Dr. Hopkins. His life is woven in with
theirs, and his influence has largely
shaped many lives and will reach into
the oterT*+f"'. o"g may his life and
health and his personal and pulpit min
istrations to a devoted and appreciative
people continue.-Free Press.
Huntington.-The names of eleven
b0
seventh inst. as added to this church
since the last communion. Six of these
came on profession of their faith in
Christ as their Saviour.
Rev. Harry Myers, missionary from
Japan, addressed the congregation Sun
day evening. The large audience gave
close attention to his report of the con-
ditiOns confronting our missionaries
and the progress of our work.
The central Presbyterian. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1856-1908, 1906-10-17
7oS (12)

Chapman preached in the First Presby-
terrain church and assisted at the ad-
min1stration of the Lords Supper. Ser
vices are held every day at five different
parts of the city simultaneously. The
Christian people of the city look and
pray for great results. Every Protes-
tant church in the city and every pas
tor is in the movement
The central Presbyterian. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1856-1908, 1906-10-17
of six nights. In Cape Girardeau oo,.
", nine members were received Jus
NORTH CAROLINA.

NOftld CAfLOLlNA.
At an adjourned meeting of the Moo,.
lenburg Presbytery, held at the FIN.
Presbyterian church, Charlotte, on Tbnns'
day, October 18th, morning and as
noon, much interesting business W..
transacted. The action of the Preob"
terry of most vital interest to Charlott.
people was the acceptance of the resiS
nation of Rev. DR.. L. R. Howerton as nae
tor of the First church. Mr.. Geo. E. VII
son represented the church at the moot
ing, concurring in the request of ~.
pastor. DR.. Howerton resigned the naS
torate of the church so as to devote his
entire time to his duties as secretary ana
treasurer of the Mountain Retreat Az
ISOLATION. 40
Rev. Charles e. Raynal, the new nae.
to- of st. Paul's church, was received
lp'J the Presbytery, coming from thu
North Alabama Presbytery.
Rev. P. H. Gwynn, pastor of SteeIa
Creek church, was dismissed to the Or.
ange Presbytery
Mr.. w. A. Benfield, of Mallard Greek
church, was received by the Presbytery
as candidate for the ministry.
Rev. j. l.. McKinstry, formerly of tbs
Memphis, Tenn, Presbytery, was recey.
ed into the Presbytery to become pastor
Of the Waxhaw church.
Davidson, N. C.-Rev. DR.. Graham
preached an unusually fine sermon last
Sabbath from II. Kings 6: Hills theme
was the evangeliZation of the world. the
certainty of 1t, the unmistakable signs
and promises of it in the wonderful pro-
gress OF missions in recent nations hith-
the opened doors among nations hth-
erto beyond the reach of the missionary
and the herald of the Cross. The close
or the sermon was in the form of an
eloquent ar zeal to the young men OF
the church to volunteer for service.
The sermon was delivered without no es
and In its clear presentation of histor-
lcal facts, its luminous discussion Of
the signs of the times in all the world
ard in its bright vision of the future
G~-cribes in eloquent phrase and in lofty
tone it represented DR.. Graham's best
pulpit work.
On October oath, which will be cele-
brated as Davidson College Day, the
Synod of North Carolina, meeting at
Statesville will come down on a special
train provided by the college AMI spend
the evening on the Davidson campus.
The programme calls for addresses by
Rev. DR.. George Cornelson, 1.-The Debt Of
the Church to Davidson" Rev. w. W.
Moore, Davidson and the Seminaries,
DR.. H. L. Smith, 'Davidson's Growth
and Present Needs member of The
Senior Class, What the Students owe
to Davidson"
The central Presbyterian. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1856-1908, 1906-10-17
FLORIDA.

Bartow.-Miss Janet Houston, of the
Cuta Mission, visited this town on her
way to Cuba and gave an interesting mis-
sionary talk to the ladies of all the
churches at the Methodist church. Her
friends rejoiced to see her in robust
health again, as she was completely worn
out when she arrived here from Cuba
last spring Rev. e. J. Young has been
supplying the Barlow church regularly
since the pastors resignation May 1st
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-06-23

los bene6cio de la cicnca que practice" 7 NV ~
que sbsoume2" @ sr r ] @ a ndn ems ] Gnfdenamene
por medic de n neo tratamerto g garanto pucen
ron No me ed mra cuan grayss sos do que
coges g % @ & a nsqprq @ rano en- d mdo m ro m naravosa
dos a yeaa S Gs @ es}o S ] a Sc S en @ o % so 9n % HonS!a
fo ] ] ] ede0s @ Gja'9s M mos esIu5 % de- una penosa Investigation
de po9r Mann narviosa eicaca ladopa naramn
has ban para Establishments str al profeo
Mann en- sq gandosa noble labor en- ben dc la humanind.
Con descurmeto del raoFato professor Mann nnc
coi an de- aferdo en- Que po fn tranento de las intermediates
DoS Mas n.do de 5S93e Do ] sgns de amoi han G s aont
verse tan grnde era 81 csgroc f ] 6n p % % M M a T Po'n mo-
ncurabes o Faan de los dyspepsia dlad insomnia
dlsslpbrague1 M @ morfno4nay fnalos vicos'
& No mace ace mgo tpo que Juan Adams csNnte Bn Ia hoa
dnn4a d @ css % Como p nsma mi (goG eiuiad dc
] espo de n1Gds ,1 % % aaa s1ao prcaln.ne FL n
caaraa qrn pnente ror professor Mann SIM 1iena una
sasf & de GperaG & DE LoasPo yene Ia noc del nro dc co
De sonora F. ABIDE Neb 1cncn cstas gs nfreon a
g. ID dSns % ensr ot@ " "$s pcs$s
senior W Savage quen pocente soro no
qped6 peectamn reseGo deu de h esado por agnos
Cuando Radopat9 eead poacnte en- combination con los remedies
Adecuados solo sno tod c cncrmodc cnfco
al professor Mann desbinde los pncos s{ntoma d4ca q tempo
dr4 dc spedd td prebrGe 1atancno que con
tod segudad ha de dvee su Eo no costari usd
rnR2as RoGsS gFHRHrss HP9n ag BE- 9y2 ~ & f dc @ % LAS
Este nDo da eonocer fSaamfnte como professor Mann o @
expca uSed puede n poder agnco para los
professor rde SOLO centavo por sns ~ cnexi n %
usted los bi atsqut9m gratis E lo desbrmn dcsea
alqd. 'N =" - f''''''s 'uS'A's
ienedad deben leyar pabr Persona Ecrba nonbre nu-
7Odas las dben professor G. A. Mann Dept ,lA
Toronto, Ontario, Canada
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-06-23
Lo que dicen algunos pacientes de
los millares que hemOs Curado.
EstA muy agradecdo por ell beneco que lie hemos hechO

Nj qattido D6tc'o, A&)uh.o 4 la prescnte
mi fotografa la que Cede publican pues Creo un
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-06-23

Hombres, mujeres, doctores, maestros
y sacerdotes de todas parties del pals,
estan asombrados ante las maravillosas
curaciones llevadas q cabo por el professor
Mann, descubrdor de Radiopatia.
III no emplea drogas en- sus curaciones
nj cura por medic de Ciencia Cristiana
nj Osteopatia, hi Hipnotismo, nj Cura
Divlna, sino por una sutil fucrza iisica
natural, en- combination con ciertos re-
medlos magneto-vitales que contienen los
verdaderos elementoS de vida salud.
En- una recente conversation Sc lie pidi6
al professor Mann que inyitara & todos
aquellos que sufrieran de Iguna enterme-
dad, que lc escribiesen 8 visitasen para
que Gl los curara.
"Algunas personals han declarado" dijo
el professor Mann, "quc los podcrcs Que
poseo son sobrenaturales, me lIaman el
Curador Divine, Ell Hombre de los Poderes
Mlsterlosos. Esono es asi, yo euro porQue
conozco Y entiendo la Naturaeza, porque
empleo las sutlles fuerzas dc ella para res
tablcccr cl siStcma restaurar la salud."
"lcro al nHSmo tempo, yo crco que
al sablo Creador no me hubiera dqdo la
oportundidad de haccr los descubrimien-
to5 que he hecho, 8 la habildad para
desarrollarlos, 81 no hubicra intcntado que
yo deberia usarlos en- bicn de Ia humani-
dad. Por Consiguicnte, vo siento que es
MI dCberel dar a todoS aquellos que sufren
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-06-23
Ell ClNrURoN ELECTRIC
FUERTE EN- Fl NITNr0

-~N - A-A' Il ~ y Il Gti.
Con Ia ihtehci6A d. lecar con- - ,u.-
uucir hnestro clntuidn clcttr!ca llN
en los lugares donde 10 esta an raaaridl
querenos mandHr uno caatquieF pe~s,,fly
que 10 heCesite, abeolutamenta gratis. e.
es un recimient0 tonestu, aeek9 p9r Unc
Elrma segnrG honrada
81 va. ha periido la vltaHl1a5i 90 sion,
h0atldo desalortad9; de5n ! nsryi.so: $
le agobia una veJez prpmarIra. : &! yiyar !.
ia Juvehtud esA perdda 81 padece de- do,
res en- las espadas p6rd!1a~de la ylrildad
indigestion o taTicoCeia este cansao do
pagar dlnero & los m6dlcos SIN enr0ntrar ali
Sio, puede Nd ser curndo con ii c,ntnr6f,
electfico Q CROWN
haro, Que va desru6s Dc calsdo ~ R1sq9 e ga Ta
comendara otr9s ehfermos Y que de este
nodo quedarTfnCs indemn.zaas d. npestr0
offecimiente liberal
10 CUE SO DICE.
gu clntur6n me Ia cHrad0 de "a f1ptilidad
de Ia Naricocela = de la anfarmesad 5a Na-'
Sioe, por Ia cuta de les cuales habfa rn vano
fonsultado IN gran n0mer0 de rn6dicos.
pasta Greer mis- enfermedade- IrrYrahlas
Pof I'm 10 Ptovide1cia me mandA 81 elntur6n
electrico, con cuyo uso oHtuve Ia cnracion.
yQSE C4NPR4, Cludad de Mexico.
CCMPLtREMOS CON 10 QCE DECT.
NOS. - Cortad este aviso, mandadnoslo con
90 nombre, direction IN rEs0 enericsno
Rera gastog de transp9Fte, ' nar8arenos a
~ e eihtgl9n elestrlco q eCRQRNb
Grown ELECTRO MEDICAL co.
b alS BslEd BliGq New YpEk, Z, Y, A..
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-06-23
pOder curative?
esta asombrado ante las soprendente calones evadas
cab0 pOr el Prof.
Cura enfermedades llamadaS inCurableS
J COnSultaS J consoles gratis para los eliermOs

FL Prof. Mann ofrece consulas absouamente
aqueIlos padeciendo de cualquer enmedad
New-York tribune., 1906-06-01
One Million Dollars in Bonds

TO be issued by the people of the stat. Of New
York. in either registered or coupon form, AZ
the Option Of the purchaser bearing interes. ar
the rate Of three rer cent per annur from
January /. 1905. payable semi-annuaily ON ths
first days of January and July Of each year.
and the principal payable on the FIRST dav q,
January in the year 1885 Principal and in
terest payable in gold coin OF the United
states OF America OF the present standard Of
weight and ineness. at the Bank of the Man
haitian Company in the city Of New York.
Coupon bonds will be issued in the denom-
ination OF One Thousand Dollars and regis
tered bonds in denominations of One Thousand
and Ten Thousand Dollars
A sinking fund is established by law for the
extinguishment Of the Indebtedness created by
the sale of the aforesaid bonds and for the
payment OF the Interest thereon as the same
become due
The Bonds exempt from taxation
No proposal will be accepted for less than
the par value of the bonds nor unless accom-
panied by deposit OF money BY certified
check or bank draft upon a bank or trust
company OF the city of Albany or New York.
payable 10 the order OF the Comptroller OF the
State Of New York. for ST least two per cent
OF the par value of the bonds bid for.
All proposals together with the security
deposits must be sealed and endorsed Loan
for Canal Improvement and inelosed In a
sealed envelope directed 10 the Comptroller
OF the State OF New York. Albany"
The successful bidder OF bidders will be re-
CURED 20 pay tor the bonds. on the acceptance
% the proposal. by deposit in the bank Of the
Manhattan Company IN the City of New York
to the credit oc Treasurer OF the State OF
New York on account of the Canal Fund" OF
the Rmoun; OF the award. together with pre-
MUM and accrued interest from January !,
1906 less the amour. os the deposit OF such
successful bidder or bidders which Will be ap-
piled toward the payment for the bonds All
other deposits will be returned by mail TO tho
respective bidders within three days after the
bonds have been awarded. unless differen; in
ttruetians 10 the comptroller to the return
OF the deposit are duly given.
The comptroller reserves the right 20 re-
ieot any OF all bids which are not in his
opinion advantageous TO the interests OF the
State.
OTTO KELSEY.
Comptroller
s1ate Comptrolier's once.
Albany. y. Y
Ne i IaGG
New-York tribune., 1906-06-01
NOTICE.

NOTICE.
THE FIRST NATIONAL BANK located at MeCumbsr
the State North Dakota. is closing Its
holders other creditors associaon are
therefore hereby notified to present the notes other
claims for payment:
r f. WOOD. Cashier.
Dated McCumbe-. N d. May LIST. 1906
New-York tribune., 1906-06-01

Coupons Due and Payable
AT THE OFFICE OF
Alb. LEACH q CO.,
Farson, Leach & Co.
l49 BROADWAY
NEW YORK CITY
JUNE 1st.
Albuquerque, N. NJ, School.
Alexandria, Ind, School.
Bloom, Ill, -.Oad.
Bloomington, H., School.
Cleburne, Tex, School.
Connersville, Ind, Electric Light.
Corsieana, Tex, City Hall.
Chippewa Falls, Wis, Refunding.
East Liverpool, Ohio, School.
East Liverpool, Ohio, Refunding.
East st. Louis, ILL.,, School District No. !.
Gates County, Wis, Court House.
Groesbeck, Tex, Water Works.
Holdredge, Neb, School District.
Iowa City, Iowa, Refunding.
Isanti County, Mimi, Ditch.
La Crosse, Wis, School.
Multnomah Co., Ore, School District No. 81.
Meade Co., S. OAK, School District No. IS.
Marathon County, Wis, Asylum.
Marion Co., Iowa, Refunding Court House.
Marshall County. Mimi, Ditch.
Montpelier, Ind, Funding.
Mount Vernon, Ind, Refunding.
New Carlisle. Ind, Electric Light.
New Cherokee, Iowa, School Funding.
Northfeld, Vt, Electric Light & Power Co.
Pekin, Ill. Refdnding.
Peoria Township, ILL.,, IS.
Snohomish County, Wash, S. d., No. /.
Snohomish County, Wash. S. D., No. 5.
Spokane County, Wash, S. D., No 10.
Sycamore, ILL.,, Public Improvement.
Vinita, Ind Ter, Water Works and Sewer.
Wellington, N. ].
Wyandotte, Mich, Sewer.
JUNE 18th.
Ludlow, KY, School.
Union County, Ore, S. D., No. /.
JUNE 18th.
Maricopa County Ariz., S. D., No. IA.
JUNE 21st.
West indianapolis, Ind.
JUNE 29th.
Joliet, Ill, Refunding.
New-York tribune., 1906-06-01
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CUsoid8'e1 Traction Company of New Jersey 20 50
Joserr Cr'icihie Cofnpany.
vssrN Hudson Gas Company ioa
Gas & Electric Company cf Bergen County -
Eackensock water Company common. .i75
a 7leferrsd 200
Huesan county Gas company. ..............io ioe 100
jsrsey City. HoboR-n A. Paterson Railway CO.. 2s
p Lariiard prrterred I3
Nes Brunswick i-gf' f5sst & Pow er CO... =
Ner- Jersey zinc Company. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
NortL Jersey DailpaN COMPANY.
& Pnssaic fiRs 4 Electric 20 rs
pthYc Service Corporation or................. ,oS
pai rans.; StTeet Railway Company .25o eco
srs.tsa'. fHion & MiadleseN lighting CO... 30
South Jersey Electric Traction I2s
manufacturing Company E25
'SisusalG on Company y....................GlO ol0a
VrltrG Electric Company OF New Jersey.....- 20
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