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Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1906-12-28
A Western Wonder.

There's a Hill at Bowie, Tex. that's
'wi"'- ms big nR last year. This wonder
Is w. l.. Hill, who from a weight Of 90
pounds has grown to over 1870. He says:
Il suffered with a terrible cough, and
tochrR gave me up to die of consump.
ton. | WIS reduced to 90 pounds, when
| hogan taking Or. Kings New Discov-
cry for consumption, coughs and colds.
Now, after taking l2 bottles, have
more than doubled in weight and am
completely cured" Only sure cough
and cold euro. Guaranteed by Elko
Drug Co. soc aud 81 90. Trial bottle
free.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1906-12-28
The Late 6 snuer.

An attorney in Philadelphia, who
makes u specially Of prosecuting suits
against railway companies growing
out OF injuries due to accidents oD
the line, tells Of the trouble expert.
enced in the cross.exRJnination of an
Irish witness. This witness had EVIL.
IDENTIFY been carefully coached by coun.
sci for the company, for, when thu
question a put to him: "was the
man found on the track a total
Stranger" the wary Celt replied:
81 should say not, sir. Seein' tina,
his left leg was gone, J. should say,
sir, that he we're n psrtlal stranger
-Woman's Home C~cmbanion.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1906-12-28
Am the Aids TO comfort

Speaking Of accommodating hotel
clerks" remarked d Portland traveller.
"the best l ever saw was in a town near
Bangor. reached the hotel late in the
evening and was assigned to a pretty
tidy looking room. Just before I re-
tired | heard a scampering under tho
bed and looked under, expecting to see
a burglar. Instead, I saw a couple OF
large rats just escaping into their hole.
I dressed and went down to the office
and put in a big kick. The clerk was as
serene MS a summer breeze.
"Ill fix that all right. SIR he said.
Front! Take a cat to 20 at once
Minneapolis Tribune.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1906-12-28
"Ladywear" a New Shop rerm

She Wal searching through a shop for
that new device for womankind minus
maids-the corset cover buttoned down
the back-when a now compound noun
came to her ears. 1t was 'ladywear."
1t appears this Is the latest addition to
the vernaculSr Of the shops and under
It saleswomen group all feminine habilI-
ments Of the lingerie order, "There Is
no doubt about It," said the searcher
for n corset W. that was to give n
transparent waist an excuse for being,
"this word, perhaps born in the work.
shop where skirts and waists are made
by the hundreds OF thousands, will
stick"
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1906-12-28
How to Make a Canary Sing.

Generally any kind o. soft, slbilant
noise will tempt a bird to sing. A
canary hung in a kitchen will usually
start his song II he hears. say, the
frizzling OF the frying ran. We utilize
special devices to tempt the shy sing.
er, who Is. perhaps. rendered the
hashful by finding himself in
novel surrou llngs. For this purpose
we employ whistles and song organs,
which artiticlally reproduce the
tours OF the roller. This latter
method is fond to be irresistible
when all oth': plans have failed. The
bird feels apparently that he is being
challenged, and forthwith responds
to the challenge by pouring forth the
best of his song,
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1906-12-28
New Cure for EEpilep.y.

j. Is. Waterman, Of WATERFOWL. o.,
Rural frrr delivery, writee; shy daugh-
ter, atfiictei tm .rars with epilepsy, was
cured toy DR.. Kings New Life Pile,
She has not had M attack for over two
y,ar.." Best holy cleaneers and life
giving tonic pills ~ earth. 25e at Elko
Drug C'o's Drug store
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1906-12-28
Gives $4,000 for scholarshlp.

Five thousand dollars has been Civ.
en- by II friend to the endowed insti.
tute of Musical Art, In New York, OF
which Frank Damrosch ~ director.
The III Is to DO known as the James
Loeb Scholarship Fund. Beginning in
October, the income from II Will be
applied toward scholarships at tho In.
stitute. Applications will not be re.
ceiyed Mt present.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1906-12-28
"eefo cIrcuses,D

Johnny Ray tells OF an old darby
down south that was inclined to doubt
the biblical account of Daniel in the
lions den.
Does yoah mean tn tell me dat
Daniel dun jumped into dat den ub
lions an dey didn't eat him up?" he
demanded of n colored preacher.
"Ya'as indeedy!" replied the par.
son.
"Dey must hab been circus lions
dat had been tanned"
mo. sab! De Bible says Just de
contrary!"
"Whah does 1t say dat2"
Don't 1t cay dat de miracle took
place seben hundred and fifty years
ago B. CO."
"Ya's."
We'll. don't B. C. mean befo' cir.
cuses?"
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1906-12-28
Not Comedians; only EnaIlshmer

Not Comedians; Only EngIishmen.
Young America is nothing IL not
fippant. Think of attacking such a
sacred institution as the George Ed
wardes musical comedy-which Is the
fountain head and flower of the neo-
dainty school! Yet that is what was
done by a programme boy at the
Broadway Theatre, New York, the
other night. Two men dropped into
the theater rather late, and evident
ly with only the haziest idea of the
nature Of ~"Veronique."
Whats this show about?" they
asked of the boy who stood in the lob.
by.
Il dunno; go see," he replied.
Are there any comedians In it,"
they persisted.
"Naw!" said the boy, YEARLY.
They're all EnglisLmcn."
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1906-12-28
sun Q love In Ho. scopes.

Sir George Airy, the great astron.
omer royal, once stated that It was
bv no means nm uncomm II occurrence
FOR them to receive lett rs Mt Green.
wlch observatory from feoplo asking
what the fees would BIO for horoscopes
which woull show them what the III.
turo had In store. When they were
informed that casting horoscopes was
M part OF an astronomer royals
duties they seemed to lose all respect
for the of %. When he Informed
them. besides. that horoscopes wore
nonsense they wondered how such a
81 rrleton hsd managed to obtain such
q position.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1906-12-28
Don't Kill the Hawk.

Man has sinned more than any
other animal In trlhing with natures
balance. Glover crops and the killing
of hawks are apparently unrelated yet
the hawks eat tho ield-mice, tho
feld-mico prey on the Immature hoes,
and the bees fortllize tho clover hos
sons. The death OF a hawk moons an
ov~er-increase Of feld-mice and a con-
sequont destruction OF the beep.-
Country Life In America.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-03-01
SUPREME COURT. APPELLATE DIVISION

First Department.-In the matter OF the application
5he fS OF Se% r9IE for the appOptmen OF three
railways the ad EaS
ought to be ana ans ans y Ss R9s
MANHATTAN ndaiS LOOP LINES. Manhattan RoutePublc
s Gsaef paa G d ksVs e Ss
VI % apply to the Appelae Division the Court
en al term thereof to be held at the APpellase p
O 0Sn &C Court House Madson Aveny and 18th Bo
oocE in the me Of S that ad da :.
sppoinent II three IN tie ABOVE e1tites
the r Rs
operated The papers upon which the aforesaid apPica
R w R @ Of s s sd and Of the sdd ssd
papers the same all of which filed in
9th day YET Of Febrsry So ana n adGItoa
Court by h d % deo s Of s route te ah
general plan Of construction Of the said railway or rail.
said Clerk q Appellate Division TIE foovins is
f29n'y 10 Of TsT YORK tie Borough Msnha.n
ground in Delaney near Norfolk then
under Del nGey street to the BoweTy and under tn;
Centre and Grand Streets The line continues south
@ sa sin S n' thu a. whe Lane may r he snd S
B.ekGan STREET Tunnel The route q the Old SIP Tun-
runner srn. !, tire an o P sr. Ma ss
Liberty Street and then under Maiden Lane The
Each Of tunnels the Eas, Rysr
There several spurs forming part u this
runs west under Grand Street nesbrosses
to The pesbrosses Street ferry Another spSr forms
the Manhattan OF Manhattan Bridge. third
with city loop the present subway by
means Of line under Beekman Street The object OF
the aforesaid obtain the appointment
Commissioners who shall determine after public hearing
Of all whether railway railways
ought constructed and operated and shall
the evidence taken said Appellate Division, together
with "a of their determination which report, II In
favor OF the construction and operation 81 such railway or
railways Gas this will ask that II shall bel shall
when confirmed by snd Court be taken In lieu OF toe
eonsent of the along the line or said
railway e
pstsa. New YoTk; February r. 1908 on, co,,,os
BOARD OF RAPID TRANSIT. RAILROAD COMMIS-
sIoNERs FOR THE CITY OF NEW YORK.
BY ALEXANDER 4. ORR. President
HON 1. BURROWe. Secretary.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-03-01
CHICAGO. WISCONSIN & MINNESOTA RAILROAD
COMPANY.
COUPON No THE EIpST MONT,
Public Notices.
SUPREME COURT. APPELLATE DIVISION

First Department-In the matter OF tn. annI,.,,,o,
OF the Board Of Rapid Transit Railroad
commissioners determine yhet
transit raj railways for the conveyance ana
poration OF persons and property determined by
board ought TO DC constructed and operatedVan Cort1
Public notice hereby given that pursuant to III. pro
visions of Chapter OF the OF 1891 as afnenS.d
torers VIII apply to the Appellate Division the Supreme
Court OF the State OF New York First
at term thereof to be held the Appel Division
Manhattan City OF New York On the 9th day ~ Msrob
1896 at O'Clock In the afternoon OF thar dav or as
soon thereafter counsel be heard
men OF three commissioners In the entitled matter
10 determine and report after due hearing whether
way railways in the said City for conveyance and
transportation OF persons and property ought con-
uced and operated The papers upon which the afore
Board. date1 the 18th day OF December 1905 and the
adavs and papers accompanying the ali OF which
were hed In the OFFICE Of the Clerk OF said Appel Di
vision about the 9th day OF February 1886 and In
addition thereto such other shall be
10 the Court by the said Board
description OF the and the plan OF con-
the filed Aforesaid CLERK OF ina
Appellate Division. The following Is
tia synopsis Of the said in the County
Street TO point 2ss feet north of 242nd Street.
The object OF the aforesaid application obtain
public hearing OF all parties Interested whether such
railway railways ought TO be opera
and shall report the evidence taken Appellate
DIVISION together with report OF their determination
which report In favor OF the construction and operation
Of such railway raj ways this Board will
II shall be- sha l. when confirmed by said taken
lieu OF the consent OF the property owners along the line
Dated. New York February 10 1906.
BOARD OF RAPID TRANSIT RAILROAD COMMITS
By ALExANpEP r. Orr. resident.
RION 7. RI'RROWS Score
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-03-01
SUPREME COURT. APPELLATE DIVISION

FIRST DEPARTMENTAL matter Of the ap-
plicatiOn Of the board OF Raoid Transit Com
missoners for the City OF New YORK TO- th appointment
OF commissioners 70 determine and
rapid transit railway railways for the conveyancs
transportation property mined
- ' GERARD AVENUE ROUTE.
Public notice Is hereby that pu pro
visions Of Chapter OF the OF 1891 as amenS4t
missioners, viii apply the Appellate Division OF TIE
supreme Court of the State OF New York FIRST
kppeIiate DIVISION Court House Madison Avenue ana
25th street Borough OF Manhattan. City New YORK
on day or March. 1906. O'Clock
OF that dav OF as soon thereafter counsel
be heard for the appointment OF three IN
the entitled matter determine report after
due hearing whether railway or railways IN
TO constructed and operated The papers upon wsch
tire application will be made petition
and the aidavlts papers accomp nying the same all
OF which filed In the Office OF the Clerk OF saif
Appellate Division about the Str % February
1906 and In addition thereto such Other
be presented 70 the Court by the said Board
A description of the the general
Of said railway railways part OF
Appellate Division The following is a brief and sub
synopsis OF the said route In the OF New
rom rhrd Avenas 10 Walton Avenue ana &c ara
from I3sth Street 20 Jerome Avenue. Clarke
Place
The object aforesaid application L. 10 obtain the
appointment commissioners who shall determine ter
public hearing Of all parties Whether such
railway railways ought 10 be cOnstucted opera
Division. together with OF their iete-min ton
which In favor OF the construction opera
ton OF such railway railways as this Board vii ask
that IL shall hel shall when confirmed ~ said Court be
lieu OF the nt ire property along
the line OF said railway railways.
Dated. New York; February i5th 1900.
SIONERS FOR THE CIV or Wv YOpR Nv
ALEXANDER E. ORR. President
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-03-01
Financial.
TO THE HOLDERS OF THE
PREFERRED STOCK
OF THE
Ann lrbor railroad Comuany

The Board Of Directors OF the Detroit Toledo iron
p'h N"sS Company. having authorized the acquire
ment Of the outstanding Preferred s,ock q, ~ 49,.
Arhor Railroad Company the issuance iu ourc,ass
thereof at par of its Consolidated Mortgage 4ite Gold
-
- i'HfNEDi GIVEN thar this Company is
prepared 70 deliver payment ana .,cbsrgo
for each ten shares OF Preferred Stock OF the Ann Arbor
Railroad Company One Thousand $1,000, dollars in its
mortgage 4kfe Gold Bonds with the coupons
oUe August a. Isoo and all subsequent coupons Al
tached upon delivery Of the of stock to the
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS TRUST COMPANY at II. office
10 hroaa"ay IN the City OF New York al any time
prior 10 the SisT DAY OF MARCH 1906. after which
time the right 70 exchange shall cease
F9r fractional shares scrip into bonds In
denomination OF $1,000. win be issued
ne Consolidated Mortgage 4l4ss Cold Bonds are due
August 1880 and interest is payable seuIannuav
on the first days of February and August.
g. CAsPAR NILES, Treasurer
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SUPREME COURT. APPELLATE DIVISION,

Of the osr9 81 Rap transit hf d 5hs @
mssioners TO determine and report whether rapid transit
railway or always LOT te and transportaton
ought constructed and OpeTatedl4th Street
g6e 8Oss Is hereby Ssn as s to The
undersigned Beard OF Rapid Transit Railroad
soners apply the Appellate Division the suprems
pivisien Court House Madison Avenue and S5th Sr.e
March, 1904 O'Clock in the afternoon that
the appointment Of three in the above en-
whether a railway or railways in the said CITY for The
transportation persons and property ought con
sructed and operated The papers which
said appIIcation VII be made the petition Of the said
aida ts and papers accSmPanylns the same az o. which
about the 9th day OF February 1905 and in
addition thereto such other papers as shah be presented
description of the the plan OF con-
Of the said railway railways part OF
the paoes died. Aforesaid with the Clerk Of the
stanal synopsis OF the said route IN the County
Hudson River 10 Avenue {: Ninth Avenue from I4th
Gansevoort Street Greenwich St.set from GAN
street spring street: Washington Street from
Washington Street to William Street: University Place
Square East Wooster street from was ngton SosTs ~
Canal Street. Canal Street from Wooster Street Centre
The object aforesaid application Is 70 obtain tbs
appointment OF commissioners who shall determine
way railways ought be constructed operated
and report the evidence TO AppeIiats
which report construction and operation
Of such railway or ALWAYS ss thus Board viii that
OF property along tins lin,
o said railway or railways.
BoAkg SE s4R R 1 TASf TY 81 k% MMs
BON L. BURROWS Secretary
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-03-01

Iccrret ,,..x.. a.. Sill. 49,, ae5 IS
enrereG on books at date OF this report as
Iotal amount OF deposits which interest f. paid s1n
V $50 o average rate OF interest paid thereon f5o
state or New York. County of New York as >'''o 20
John Alvin Young. Vice-Presdent and n wsrs ror6
OF windsor Trust Co located ana doing bust
S 30 o7S Fifth Avenue and IS Cedar street in the
Tor himself the foregoing report with the schedules
!he the same Is true correct in ali re-
spes to the best Of his knowAdge ans heeY and Sey
urtner saw that the Of SAL trust
@ pen Transacted at the location bank
r a NV tGhap $50 Laws Of 1899, not elsewhere:
go tnat me above in con,psnca With az
oncia notice received SUPERINTENDENT rant.
the twentieth day February 1909 a, he
Jay as OF which such 10 - 49,
JNO. ALVIN
WARD FORD Trea.,Irer
seoneraliv subscribed and by both d.pon.nt.
the 2eih day Of February. 1905 before me ~ '''
i0ed' OF Notary1 n p wENrG
Notary Public Co
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-03-01


100 By order Of executors
Coz Ae"-fork and Harlem Railroad -
Il" SHARES stamford Gas ana Electric Com
'-'0'o american Dock and Improvement Com
iSai INST mortgage per cent bond, due $500
'+"o Chicago, 81 Paul Minneapolis and Omaha
e --ae company per consolidated
s1ke oJno- June. 1880 lSot<
,s-,at-2 anc Northwestern Railway Com
- Per ceJ consolidated sinking fund
'V til1sEo ana Northwestern Railway Com
a. ~ = per oent sinking fund bond. due ..,
'+0D 81 Paul Minneapolis and Manitoba Rail-
- pany hrst mortgage per cent
- gJla Dakota ex1ensson). due Noven- .,
rno f.. ~ order u trustee
wv 5-sh Terminal Company first mortgage
a. taf per cent gold boad. due April. a.,
BY order Of admin is,iatoT
1-sTes The Womans Hotel Company. New -
Afal tile Interest OF clara NJ Jones de-
eea-rc IN la interest IN schooner Oliver -
T. Barrett NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. $50
,so,o . Fcr account OF whom II may concern.
'"'D Brooklyn Ferry Company o. New-York
ler cent consolidated mortgage bonds Que
shases Portland Gas Company OF Port ,o.,.
% shares National CITY BANK .............. 20
po,o COMPANY per share. So 25
w" =. Paul sn8 Northern Pacific Railway
,a eap5ps FesfsFy 's and s0 8uS2 1' QUO l2s.
'-"Se Neptune Consumers Ice Company nrst
raIlga o per cent sold bonds. due De
'@r'f@r 1907. coupons June and December
gs'9 have June. 1903. coupons on and
$1,000 have December. 1903. coupons o. 60 ooo
Is shares Lawyers mortgage Insurance Com
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-03-01
Public Notices.
SUPREME COURT. APPELLATE DIVISION.

SUPREME COURT. APPELLATE DIVISION.
the Board Of Rapid Transit Railroad Commissioners
the City York fer appointment OF three
nssioners TO determine ana report whether rapid tran
sit railway railways for the and uansporta
ton OF and determined by the board
ought to be constructed and operated
STREET ROUTE-PubIic notice hereby given that
1891 amended the undersigned Board Of Rapid Transit
Railroad Commissioners will apply to the Appellate Dfv-
the First Judicial Department at term thereof 70 be
held the Appellate Division Court House. Madison
Avenue and 26th Street Borough Of Manhattan City OF
New York the 9th day of March. 1906 o'clock
In the afternoon of that day. thereafter
counsel be heard for the appointment OF three COM
mssioners In the above entitled matter u deterine and
after hearing railway railways In
said City for the OF and property
ought TO be constructed and operated The upon
petition OF the said Board the 22nd day II Deem
Der. 1905 and the adsvits and accompanying the
Of said Appellate Division about the 9Th day Of
February 1905 addition such other pagers
as shall be presented TO the Court by the said Board
description of the route and general plan or con-
OF said railway railways part OF
the filed aforesaid with the said Clerk OF the
Appellate Division The following a brief and sub
Thirty-fourth from the Hudson River tbs
River and thence under the East River the East
The object Of the Aforesaid application is to obtain
appointment of commissioners shall determine after
public hearing OF all parties Interested whether such rail-
railways ought be constructed operated and
shall the evidence taken Appellate Div
sion together with report OF their determination which
report IL the construction and operation Of
shall shall when confirmed by said Court be taken
In lieu OF the OF the property along ths
line OF said railway or railways
Dated. New York. Fe1ruary is. 1905.
BOARD OF RAPID TRANSIT RAILROAD COMMITS
sloNERs FOB THE SiT NDf OF SE GsR yoR ts.,
BON l. BURROWS. Secretary
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-03-01

Accrued interest entered on books al date
OF this report liability 1900 90
Surplus includes undivided profits.
Amount OF investment legal for savings
banks, permitted IN and by the respective
instruments words creating defining
the trusts ana held executor admins
traitor guardian receiver. trustee. commit
tee, depositary Of moneys deposited
order OF che court. IS 2s9 Ill as
Total amount Of deposits which interest is
paid at this date $50. 094, 237 ca: average
rate Of interest paid thereon 1920
State OF New York County Of New York.
CLARENCE H KELSEY. President, and ARTHUR
TERRY Treasurer Title Guarantee and Trust Company
located and doing business 146 Broadway. the
City York. said county. being duly
for himself the foregoing schedules
snying the same is and In all
spects the best Of his knowledge belief: they
further that the business said
has been transacted the location required by the bank
ing CChap 6S9 Laws Of 1892. and not elsewhere;
and that the above is made in eompl with
Official notice received the Superintendent
designating the 10Th day February 1906 the
Of which such repor shall be made
CLARENCE II. KELSEY. President
ARTHUR TERRY. Treasurer
Severally subscribed and by Opponents,
the 26th day Of February. 1902. before
[Seai Of notary WARNER s. STERLING.
Mary PUbli- n Y County.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-03-01
Di71dPnd Notices.
jefferson & UlearlieId Coal and Iren Co.
LIST Mtge: 8 Per Cent Gold Bonds.

list Mtge. Per Cent Gold Bonds.
SHINING FUND NOTICE
sealed proposals will he received up 3 P NJ Tues
Aiarch 10Th. 1908. by the Guaranty Trust Company
Ne" York. 65 Cedar ST.. New York for the sale to
as trustee at price not TO exceed i05 accrued
'erest or sufficient per cent bonds Of company
tne sum or Thiry-nine thousand hundred
seVentySeVen dollars lightweight 1899 27T Pro-
posas shond be in sealed envelopes addressed to the
'enerson CleaTfeld Coal and Iron Co Sinking
p.-.- - GEO. Fl. CLUNE, Treasurer.
Rochester. N. Y. February 18th 1905
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-03-01
DiUideRd Notices.


Wnsl0w, Lanier & Co., 50 Cedar ST. N. Y. City.
THE FOLLOWING COUPONS AND DIVIDENDS
ARE PAYABLE AT OUR BANKING HOUSE ON AND
AFTER
MARCH I. 1908.
Cleveland. Akron & Col Ry. Co. Gen Mtg. o.
Cleveland & Pittsburgh RR Co. guar. div i&Ta
Lima. Ohio Water-Works 5s
Pittsburgh. Fl Wayne Chicago Ry. Co. fst Mtg. TO
Series c.
Pittsburgh Ft. Wayne a chicago Ry Co. "a Mtg. TIA
Series l.
Union city. Ind. School Sc.
Washington. Ind
MARCH 2. 1905.
Grand Co, IND. Gravel Road IS.
MARCH 20. 1906.
Butler Ind School Building SIS
BUFFALO, ROCHESTER PITTSBURGH RAILWAY
COMPANY.
COUPONS OF THE GENERAL NORTGAGE
so Bonds Of this Company due March LIST next will
paid at maturity the Office Of A Iselin Co.. No
&c Wall Street j. H HOBART. Assistant Treasurer.
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Coupons Due and Payable at the Office Of
A. B. LEACH & CO.,
Farson, Leach & Co.,
IS Nassau ST.,
NEW YORK.

MARCH IsT. 1905.
Arcadia. NJ. v, Refundins
Argos, Ind, School
Bloomington, Ind. School
Carthage. Tex, School
CoIlinwood, Ohio, School
Durant, Ind. Ter. Water, Light and School
Huntington, Ind, Water Works
kokomo, Ind, School
Muncie, Ind improvement
Muskogee, Ind. Ter, School
Runee, Tex School
Polk Co.. Mimi, Ditch
Snohomish Co., Wash, Funding
Summltville, Ind. Funding
Swsyzee, lnd- School
MARCH 7TH
Albion, Ind. Water
MARCH nth
Swayzee. indr School
MARCH 18TH
Red Lake County, Mimi, Public Ditch
MARCH 18TH
Alexandria, Ind, Funding
MARCH 18th
Argos, Ind, Water
MARCH 18TH
jackson, Mich, Paving
Shelton, Wash, Water
MARCH 10TH
Alexandria. Ind, Funding
West Chicago, ILL.,, Water Works
MARCH a4TH
Paramount, Ind, Water