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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-02-06
MCCLELLAN ASKS UTTER.
Governor Stokes SaHs Courts Haze
Case and Should Decide.

Trenton Feb. 5.-Goyernor Stokes, In briet
message TO the Senate tonight. submitted a
letter from Mayor Mcclellan Of New-York' rela-
tive TO the sale Of potable waters in New-Jersey.
The Mayor requests the cooperation Of the
Governor in an effort about 10 be made TO secure
a modification Of the law passed at the last
session Of the legislature which prohibits the
sale of waters from sources in New-Jersey.
The modification desired is TO exempt New
York from the provisions of the law TO enable ii
10 obtain the quantity OF water necessary TO sup
lily Staten Island. Mayor Mcclellan says he
has no desire TO question the constitutionality
Of the Law, but his purpose is TO remove. if pos
sible. any obstacles which may delay or pre-
vent the purchase by New-York of the needed
water from the New-Jersey supply.
The Mayor adds that the Borough of Richmond
expects to have a supply of its own within a
few years and he says that the arrangement
with New-Jersey is intended to be only tenn
porary one.
Governor Stokes reply submitted later
TO the legislature. He says:
The legislation enacted at the last session of
the legislature was practically declaration or
policy On the part OF the State concerning its
potable waters. The constitutiOnality of that
principle Of legislation is now pending before
the court Of Errors and Appeals of this State.
While that question Is pending, II is douoIful II
the legislature would feel justified in taking any
action that would seem 10 violate the principle
for which the State is Contending by making
an exception in a specific instance.
The reasons which you cite for the exercise
Of interstate committee in this connection are
worthy of consideration. OF course the inter-
state committee cannot be carried so far as TO
deprive the citizens Of our own State OF the
necessary use OF potable waters for the
benefit Of the citizens Of another State.
This question with is particularly acute,
ana is growing more the demand upon the
limited supply Of potable waters increases.
imagine the legislature would be slow 10 take
action this question while its constitution
ality is before the courts.
After the Mayors letter had been read the
Senate passed the following resolution:
Resolved, the House cOncurring. That the Gov
ernor lie requested TO furnish the Senate and
House Of Assembly with copies of any corre-
spOrdenCe he may have with his honor Mayor
Mcclellan Of New York. in connection with the
latter's request for a modification Of the law
concerning the sale of potable waters without
the state.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-02-06
SATISFIED MECHANICS LIENS.

Chrystie-st No. %; Henry WeIchinshy agt John
Stone ct al: November 16, 1905. .......--.-.,:
Same property; j. Cohen & Bro agt. stone q
Sheindark ct al: November 2. 1905
Same property: Samuel Frank ast same NovehF
Der 10. 1905. Observation-Disclosures
Same property; Max l.. Rohman agt. same; &c
tooer H. lVJo "
Same property: Samuel Godstein et alt ast saihe' I,
November = 1903. =. -
Same property; Abraham kiwitz OF al as'- same
October IL. 1900.
Same property; r. Pearlstein agt same Octooer
IL. 1905 =,
Same property: NJ l.. Rohman agt- same OCTOBER
same property: Koslowitzky & Labensky sst
same: December IS 1903.
1f2tb- No coz to 600 West; p * r. Coroin,
OF New-York agt. TrOod Realty Company ct
al. January 2 1906.
Monroe-st No. 1Gs: Goldstein Bros agt sam
ueI stone e. al. November 2. 1893 - =
61st-st No. SAT East; Israel FREEMAN agt john
F,instein ct al: November 20, 1900 .--.--.....-
Same property: Il. RiOlin agt. same; November
A. 1906 49,
Same property; Rose Pearlstein agt. same; No
Chrystie- No. %: Manhattan Art Ceramic Mo
sale Company agt. Samuel stone et al: Deceni-
Der 81 1905. ..................
Park West. ". whole front between
lO9th and 10th SITS. 20OxlO0; r. Landi ct al
aE.. John Doe ct al; December 81 1900. ..-....
IIuIl-ave. 300 II. Of 20oth- st. 25xlOO;
Michael Subitzky agt :. Berrisn ct al; January
122i-st. No i25 West: Jordan & Fox agt John
RachkOwsky ct al: January %, 1906 ..-..-..-
RfvfngtOn- ST. No. $40 to 153; same azt a ID.
Lindemann and another; January 20. iOO6--
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-02-06
OBITCIIRI'.
COLONEL HENRY c. MORGAN.

lbs Telegraph To The Tribune.
Hartford. Conn, Feb. 5.-Colonel Henry g. Nor
gan, acting quarternaster general Of Connecticut
died suddenly to-day a trolley car from an apo
plec;ic stroke, while on his way home from his
Office ln he Stale Capitol Colonel Morgan who
had been connected with the Quartcrmaeter gen
oral S department for about fifteen Years was horn
IN BTookiFn skyline wears ago. He a vet
Gran Df the civil War lie leaves a wife md one
daughter. The funeral VIII probably be of Il mill
Tar. character.
Al thc outbreak Il the Civil War Mr. Morgan en-
listed as frst lieutenant IN the 18th Infantry He
was promoted TO captain on June 16 1868 and
transferred 20 the Both Infantry in September. 1896
lie was retired February i. 1865. Colonel Morgan
was ln nh" battles II Charlottesville and Gettys-
burg, in This city during the riots. in the Mine Run
campaign IF fhc Army OF the Potomac and at the
battle Of the Wilderness lie was wounded twice
losing his lei leg 10y amputatiOn.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-02-06
Real Estate.
The Biggest Law OFF,.
IN the World

a corps of more than On
skilled lawyers are Tao o.oo
larly employed by the tai
Guarantee and Trust Con-
pany devOting their ent;no
time to the searching -
titles and thepreparation ~
the legal papers reonirodI
In real estate transactiona
There is no law Office =
the entire world enrao;n :.
so vast a force of exnar,
service and certainly nona
with so complete an conn
ment for the handIino -
real estate matters. u
Hence the charges for
searches are reduced 10 -,
definite and systema al :
basis. ''o
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-02-06
Public Notices.
SUPREME COURT. APPELLATE DIVISION

SUPREME COURT, APPELLATE DIVISION
First Departmental the matter OF the spplic.usn
for the City OF New York for the appointment o. s
commissioners to determine and report whether p1
transit railway railways for she CONVEYANCE and u
portation OF persons and property as determined o Is
Board. ought to be constructed and operated seventh
and Eighth Avenue Route Public notice Is HEREBY ea
that the undersigned. Randolph Guggenheimer. Pa'seA
A. Whitney and r. Durham IcHat. having By an of'
OF the Appellate Division OF the supreme court 70. =,
First judicial Department, entered in The ABOVE eas
matter on the 10Th day Of January 1903 bearing az
the Goth day OF January 1895 been appointed coAl-
siouers determine report after due pubic h-s
whether a railway railways mentioned IN the 2llSs
said Board presented the said Appellate "
on or the 9th day OF October. 1901. and he-
Office OF the clerk OF said about ne -
day. ought he constructed and operated 90 49,.
appoint Wednesday. the 14th dav q February IS
O'Clock IN the afternoon % that day a. ihe eIs
Boardman. Platt Solely. NIuber SO Wal street
Borough OF Manhattan. CITY ~ New York az ne ~
and place for the FIRST sittinS and thar az saca
and a adjourned sittings may oe tas.ea.s
held. they VIII hear al persons interested N 'l7 -
matter.
Dated New York. February 1sr 1901. -,,srs
RANDOLPH GUiGENHEiaHN
PATRICK A WHITNEY,
r. BI-RNHAM MOFF'AI So
GEORGE T. RIVES 50 liberty Street Ne" Ut s,ras
and BOARDMAN. PI4ATT & SOIEY, = wan va. T go
New York City. Attorneys for Board o.. Eaptov W.
Railroad Commissioners FOR the C-'y OF NeN 49,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-02-06
York. February end 1905
C,IrPREME COURT APPELLATE DIvlsloS,

First Departnent-In the matter % 'es ',ozss
Of Board OF Rapid Transit Railroad -. n TIRE.
for the city o. New YORK. for the appo.hss.Ssr Tsas
commissioners 10 tsteTni1e and report WEI ar trsas
transit railway or railways FOR the convey aSs ty D,
portation o. persons and property, as sxlase.
BOARD ought u constructed AMI 'oefa1s, that Is
Avenue Route Public notice Is hereby 'Se,hsur an
undersigned. Alexander Rrcugh. Lurien = - Appslss
Hershheld having by an order ol I,3lcisl D.
Division OF the supreme Court Tor the y,
partment entered IN the above eoli ~, y. sorh tp
18th dsv OF January 1906 bearing d2te tne asrnaas
January igss been appointed commit rsilN&y
and report after public hearing Wae saf Rcis
RAILWAYS mentioned petition or tn7 shout -
presented 10 the said Appellate DIVISION IN res o, ",
9th aay 81 October 1905. AMI fled IN me 'tsv ouss
CLERK OF said court about tAe saue,n aleF3e
TO be constructed and operated 10 hFrehN N,s y
the 26th day OF February lSlt AZ 49, 4 Hsrls
afternoon % that tay ~ tee orce ~ ~ Narhaies
feiA No lar broadway. In the RorouSe ~ a. me ~
city % New YORK enc time AMI n.R.s - sd3oaFt
sitting ana that AZ such sttina and a. hsar "a
sltttngs as may be thereafter held 'heN W.
persons interested che said uat',I,,
Dated New YORK February 81 1rY ls S%pER BRogGaRs
4 HERSHFletss- ., tffg
GEORGE l.. RIVES - Liberty street N,v waH stfsss.
and ROARpMNN Pf.NTT & SoLEN ~ r,Tid r-'nA
New York CIV. Nttorneys tor 49, - Isw Yosh
Railroad Commits s@ers los - ~ -
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-02-06
THE REV. DR.. LEVI Il. COBB.

Maynard. Mass, Feb. 5.-The Rev. DR.. Levi
Henry Cobb, secretary emeritus Of the Cungrega-
uonal Church Building Society, New-York. died
from pneumonia Al the home Of his son-in- law
the Rev L r. Hunt. here to-day The Rey Or
Cobb was born IN Cornish. y. H.. In 1924. He was
graduate OF Dartmouth College ard of Andover
Theological Seminary. He had been superintendent
Of the Congregational Home Missionary Society
IN Minnesota and Western general secretary 4 the
Home Mission Society. He secretary Of the
Congregational Church Building Society for TWEEN
ty-one wears IN which time the s1-iet--'s Income
Was increased by $1,000
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-02-06
WILLIAM r. NlSBET.

William =. Nisbet. "A Wen known resident Of this
CITY. died Yesterday, aged seventy-one On his
mothers side he Of old Dutch stock. lie in
hcried real estate IA the lower part Of this city
held 10y his family since Colonial times. His father
was a Presbyterian clergy OF Scotch descent.
In early lie he interested in the well known
Architectural Iron Works. but in 1863 retired from
business and became extensive traveller and art
collector He resided in HouSers for many years
where tor years ne WAS president Of The Board OF
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-02-06
INVESTOR IN WEST SIDE DEAL.

Slawson & Hobbs have sold for the Crystal
Realty Company 10 an investor the six story
apartment house, 40x100 feet, adjoining the
northwest corner of 135th-st and Amsterdam
This is the third house sold of a OF
five being constructed by the Crystal
Realty Company. Also sold for Arthur Hart
TO investor No. 325 East 119th-st..
feet
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-02-06
FINED FOB HOLDING BOXING MATCH

John J. DounelIy. president Of the Colma
Athletic Club, was fined 50 yesterday la Spe-
cial Sessions for viola ZION Of the section OF the
Penal Code which prohibits the giving OF prize
nights whore admission j. charged. The
came before Justice OnsteG. nd sitting with
him were justices McKeOn and ZeileT. Ii was
said uuofiicially hat the decision would have no
bearing on other athletic clubs which hold box
iLS bouts
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-02-06
MECHANICS LIENS.

2sth-sl. = $. 200 IT, e OF 18th ave bOx2,a u
TO ZIth-st Crane & Clark agt J Turl a sons
o"d Professional Training Academy: lessee
Hath St n $50 ., -, -. s.
-, "us'a' fle.scher agt Elias Gussaron
cstr :, aII Ct"r -........
oetn 81, n =, 80 q. =. Of LIST ave 7AxIoo .,
.SasuhaI fo~dsr Company agt. Isaac KIapper
, oNhe!' Tasquale Trotta. contractor q
l3sth st. n. 425 ~ g 81 Anov a..
- a'1 49, II baldinger d Cupperman aRt Ma
Ne Mat owner and contractor; Samuel
~ 10 west. Samuel Barnett axt
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-02-06

George D. Brooks. executor and owner; Ida
Kafks. contractor ...........-..-. ...-.--.....
Lexington ave- Nos. 438 and 1.43s. Isaac
Brown agt. Bernard BTindze. owner: Grossman
a. SWider. contractors
Abraham AZ benjamin Bernstein. owners end
q
17Oth-st.. n. s.. 120 II. q Of Audubon-ave.. ok
100 IT.: Gustav Ernst aRt George Nogt, owner;
George Scheidecker. contractor ...-.--......-..
fIgth-st. n s. 1871 n W. Of Manhattan ave.
1s.11xiOO IL #. Samuel DesOwitz agt. Dine e
Charles Bartels owners; Alfred Bartels. owner
42d-st.. Nos 149 and ISL East: John McGrath
agt. Charles COnnOr. owner: Thomas T, FOX
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-02-06
FRANCIS BENJAMIN ARNOLD.

Francis Benjamin Arnold. coffee merchant at
No joe Front-st and living a! No lol West 7sth-st
died suddenly yesterday II home. italy. he was
sl-ty-tWo years old. He member of the
metropolitan Museum of Art the Baltusrol Coll
club. NeW-Iork Botanical Gardens. Union club and
the Downtown Club. be vas graduated from Har-
ward University IN tho class Of &C.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-02-06
SATISFIED JUDGMENTS.

The first name Is that of the debtor. the second
that Of the creditor. and date when Judgment was
filed:
Babcock Frederick oh. Seifrert March 8. $1,000
bernstein sarah-D c. Cornell; January q. 1eo4 ..
(canceed) -Af OF
F1 Az aa0 Anna G. or 80 20
me 1 ,Tbertb ia n m "a 1903 21sl %
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-02-06
NEW AMERICAN LOCOMOTIVE HEAD.

The directors of the American Locomotive Com
pany elected W. II Marshall president yesterday
This action has been foreshadowed for some time
Mr.. Marshall has not been connected with the
locomotive company heretofore. but his experience
has been the line of practical rsilrcadng. He is
general superintendent OF the Lake Shore Rail-
road with offices in Cleveland.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-02-06
MANHATTAN BUILDING PLANS.

Division-st n. E. Clinton-s..: for a six
story brick fathouse 64x59.7; J. Tishman.
owner; Z. A. Meyers. architect -...-.....-...:-
76th-st 8 g. goo II. g. OF 31-ave; for six
story brick tenement house. 25xSe; h. Ham
burger. owner: E \. Movers. architect
3Ist-st. n G, 100 IT. W Of 1st-ave; for three six
story brick tenement houses. with stores. 5Ox
SO: Victor Land and Improvement Company.
owner: G NJ Straub architect Observation-Disclosures.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-02-06
AUCTION SALES YESTERDAY.

AT IA Vesey- Shy Joseph Day: S9th- St n $ 20
It W OF West Endave 20x1O0: three frt
dWg H. u 5 Alcott and NJ Riley: BLACK o.
& b. attys; Sherf's sale of all ditto II
Riley; sale sub 10 three aggregating $4,000; ali
u March 3 -
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-02-06
SALE OF PLOT IN p. r. r. SECTION

Clarkson T Ryttenberg has sold for Julius
Stroh to ex-Congressman Jefferson NJ. Levy
Nos. 241. 243 and 245 West 26th-st., 63.9x9S9
feet. The property comprises two four story
buildings and two story building. Mr..
StrOh owned the property for about thirty years.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-02-06
AUCTION SALES TODAY.

At No IA Veseyst-By James l.. Wells: Broad
way, 1894 II of Pike-s % 2X75; sty ten n
with stores sale; of Catharne 1Iastead.
BY l. j Phillips IL Co: 1.631 2d " 27.2 Of
e6th-st 2"xs2; four sly st fri ten H. Henry Campbell.
indy and agt A NJ Connolly al; l. Morrison.
atty; Emil Goldmark. ref; partition.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-02-06
LEASE cRosBY-sT. BUILDING.

Louis Ettlinger has leased to the firm of
Mormura Brothers the five story and base
ment building No 1913 to 157 Crosby-st., with
frontage of ~ feet. and extending 10 No. 313 to
3D. Lafayette-st., for long term of years. The
brokers were NJ. & L. Hess.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-02-06
THE BRONX BUILDING PLANS.

216th-st. & s.. 400 IT. . OF 5th-ave; for a two
story brick dwelling house. 22x5O: Adolph
Hutteman, owner; I;enry HCtteman, architect
Bath gate-ave, No ], TS2, E. 1912 IT. or
1T5th- for a two story prick stable. Skis;
Clement H. Smith. owner: J. J. Vreeland archt-
teCt
146th-st. n. s. 134 fl OF Morris-ave.: for a
one story frame shed 42x32; Mrs. NJ. J. Warner.
Charles RaX. & Son Architects.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-02-06
JOHN ). VAN NosTRAND.

John J. Van Nostrand, tweuty-EIne years old was
found dead f. bed al his home No 1872 Columbia
Heights, Brooklyn early yesterday. Heart disease
was The cause Of his death. Mr.. Nan Nostrand was
partner in Tie Simmons Transportation Company.
and was member Of t.e Crescent and Hamilton
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-02-06
BUILDING LOAN CONTRACTS.

163d-st s s. 100 II. g OF Broadway. 265x99 IL;
Corporate Realty Association loans Abraham
Friedman e
Manhattan-ave n. W. corner Of 1O9th-st. TALK
100: William T. Hockey loans Max 5. A Wilson
2d-ave Nos 2. $40 and 2. 342; George Ricerd loans
Joseph Wolf Abraham Rothstein and William
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-02-06
Long Island Real Estate For SALE

MAGNIFICENT TRACT OF LAND. - At Rass
vi dale second station from Jamaica: IA miles Slt
South Shore; large frontage famous AerricA Aoal
near stsuio1 and trolley direct NewYork loc ARE
third rail already laid Principals only. Apply ogrs
CARROI.LTON REALTY co.
So World Building
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-02-06
SUPREME COURT. APPELLATE DIvIsIOS,

tOO l. al 1 A-A-i+-N - A
- First Department-In the matter % the appSs-ss
the Board Rapid Transit Railroad CoInalss
the City ofNsw-york FOR the appointment or me- 10
slouers determine and report whether arapld
way or railways for conveyance and trSst
persons and property. determined by the t9s Sss
be constructed and operatet-Third Avenue Fo~,vss
notice Is hereby given that the undsrsisnea N,rz.
Halves William NJ Wright IT. and CieoTSe = !, - y
having bv an OF the Appellate ptvsoa "
preme Court for Judicial pepartnen r.-rsr
the above entitled matter the 18th day - ,oS e.a
1906. bearing 29th day o. January, arr
appointed sslOuers determine ara ,sp
due public hearing whether railway or raNas "A -
toned IN the petition Of the said Board presehs0 ,S-
said ApDellse Division or abb ne the W ~ "a 90
Der 1903 and the ONCE OF the CLERK o. essi a.
on or about day. ought % he su' 49, las
operated do hereby appoint Tuesday the -. tnsT
a clock in Tire afternoon - wi
at the ofre OF Roardman. Patt 8 Soiey Nui - Yrrk
Street in the Borough % Manhattan. CITY OF .ha
as the time place for the first sitilns an LAY
such sitting and az such adjourned sittlnss ss-ss
thereafter held. they will hear all persons N''
The said matter -
Dated New York. February End lSoS ,v-Es
WILLIAM NJ. WEIIS5SSSl
GEORGE T. NORTOsS,v 20
GEORGE L RIVES 50 liberty street NsW r-i strsst
and ROARDMAN. PIATT 3 SOlEl - 80 Trars4
New York CITY Attorneys for BOARD o. 49, Work
Railroad Commissioners Tor the city % NV
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-02-06
Real Estate Wanted.

(NYRILIE CARREAU. Real Estate and Insurance Agent
~ 1876 6th-ave 4Sih wants all kinds OF properties 10
rent. sell. manage, insure.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-02-06
Unfarnished apartments to Let

ITO SUBLET-very desirable suit two front rooms and
Il bath unrurnished hotel apartments. L. Hotel WIZ
throp. Ith-ave- and 125th-st.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-02-06

"a TH-ST., 7O1 E-SIx light rooms and bath, stsa,
LUZ and hot water supply. house: rent s32
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Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1906-02-19
WILL HAVE GOOD TEAM,
Coach Chalmers of S. v. |. Has More
Hope For Base Ball.
Special to Times Republican.

Special to Times Republican.
Iowa City, Feb. 19.-Coach Chalmers
will have abundant material to work on
in the formation of baseball team to
represent the state university of Iowa
this spring, despite the retirement of
practically the entire team. Four
members Of last years squad. Kent,
the two kelleys, and White, will make
up the nucleus of the new team, and an
abundance of new material is said to
have entered the institution, which,
with the old men out of the way, is ex-
pected to come out for the team i'm
mediately. The first work of the squad,
which was to have reported this last
week, is set for today, when Coach
Chalmers will meet the men from
which the new team will be built.
An interesting discussion has arisen
with reference to the successor of Cap
tain-elect Dennis who will play with
an independent aggregation. The cap
tain-elect of all of the athletic teams
is given a seat on the athletic board
of CONTROL and a vote on the election Of
the track coach and physical trainer.
Two men appear to be available for the
position. They are Maurice Kent OF
Marshalltown and White, an outfielder.
track and football man. Either would
make an excellent successor to Captain
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1906-02-19
LohrviIIe News.
20 Times-Republican.

i
Lohrvile, Feb. 19-Tony Mitchell, one
of our merchants. and WIFE returned
from Canada, where they were called
some time ago, by the serious illness
of Mr. Mitchers father Tony re-
ports mild winter in Canada.
Miss Nettie Reiter and Dexter Healy
were married at the NJ. E. parsonage
by Rev. Garrett Jansen on Thursday
afternoon Both of the young people
are residents of Cedar township, this
county.
The Chicago Great Western seed
corn special will be in Lohrville on
the 22nd of this month. Professor
Holden will lecture to the farmers.
Benson r. McCloud an old resident
and old settler having resided here
since 1870, died at the home of his
brother, south of town, with asthma, of
which he has been a sufferer for years.
Miss Maggie Buttolph died at the
home of her parents here of consump-
ton, a few days ago. She has been a
sufferer for many years with the dis
ease. The family have the sympathy
of their neighbors in their affliction.
The new Powers brick block is
completed and has been passed upon
by the architect and accepted. Mr..
Powers will move in the first of the
week.
1t is rumored we are to have Ma
sonic lodge in town, and its home will
be in the upper story of the new brick
block