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The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1906-05-04

+ they were made properly" Engineer
Thomson unexpectedly started out.
THAT contract with the National
Wood Pipe company. which includes
the specifications, was prepared by
me, was forwarded to this council.
was read in open meeting and the
mayor and clerk were authorized to
sign them. At the time of it's adop-
ton was asked by Council
man Mexican if there was not some
change from the original specifications
and l replied there was" Engineer
Thomson said that the original speci-
fications, prepared by the city engineer
did not provide a time for the de-
livery of material for the pipe line in
Walla Walla and further, on visiting
every pipe manufacturing concern on
Puget Sound, he had found that it
would be impossible to secure the
amount of lumber called for in the
specifications by the first of July, the
time the council had set for the COM
pletion of the new water system.
No Time Limit Was Placed.
company that expected to bid on the
pipe line understood that the time of
Inlf ho
and that when they ascertained that
the line was to be completed by July
there was not enough lumber in the
Sound yards to fill the order. In
engineer read a letter from the Wash
ington Pipe company of Tacoma.
cure material for the line within the
specified time, Engineer Thomson said
ing the competing companies to put in
a lower grade of lumber had been
8
fications he drew up and submitted to
the council before the contract will
the National Wood Pipe company was
entered into contained these changes.
z Couldn't Confuse Engineer. :
Kirkman and Bridges attempted to
confuse the engineer with a SereS of
questions. the purport of which were
intended to show that the engineer
was mixed in his dates as to the
| time he had received the original spe-
cifications and had forwarded to the
council the new specifications and
contract which We're signed up, but
| Thomson gave satisfactory replies
each time.
AS to changing the thickness of the
slaves, Engineer Thomson said he
| would prefer a thinner stave if the
pipe would stand up as it was a
well known fact that the thinner a
stave the more they became saturated
with water and consequently would
last longer than the thicker stave.
Sharpstein Says Few Things.
Attorney j. L. Sharpstein took a
hand in the discussion by declaring
that if the council had any fault to
find with the contract as entered into
pany. the kick should have been regist-
cred when the contract was signed in
February. and not at this late day. He
took a shot at Bridges by saying:
IF Councilman Bridges had at that
time been in Walla Walla and appar-
emily as much interested as he seems
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1906-05-04

Katzenjammer tickets now on sale
at the box Office.
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1906-05-04
NOTICE.

When wanting hay, call up Phone
1872.
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1906-05-04

Meet me at the Walla Walla Bowl
ing Alleys and develop your muscles.
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1906-05-04

Statesman Office does all kinds OF
bookbinding.
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1906-05-04
TOWN TOPICS

Weather Forecast-Fair, cooler with
light frost tonight; Saturday, fair and
warmer. r......a
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1906-05-04
Defamation Contest-The annu

Defamation Contest-The annual
interscholastic defamation contest OF
the Inland Empire will be held tonlght
at Whitman college. The schools that
will be represented are Walla Walla
high school, Waitsburg Academy,
Pendleton High School, Pendleton
Academy and Ontario High School.
Professor w. D. Lyman will preside
and Rev. Morton Gregory, Rev. ROD
ert T Reid and County Superintendent
Bond will officiate as judges.
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1906-05-04

Finish Session-The county superlh-
tendents concluded their convention
Yesterday afternoon and left last night
for their homes. Late in the AFTER
noon they. were taken about the city
in automobiles and shown the beauties
of walla walIa. The autos were fur
nished by Mayor Gilbert Hunt, w. w:
Baker. II. C. Baker, M. d. Walters'
o. NJ Beatty, DR.. c. r. Ganrloii' Doii
G. Holt. Jr., Oscar Drumheller, Cash
Cycle Company, Archie Henderson
and Robert Moore.
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1906-05-04

to be at present, and the Council had
not sat around half asleep all these
things in this contract would now be
Thompson, / believe, has acted in the
best of faith with the city officials and
the pipe companies in this matter.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1906-09-07

G. $ CLARK Chattanooga. y. W.
NoWliu. St Louis Fred Hamil, TEN
pie. NJ y Emery. New Orleans, Z.
* Mills. Chicago s NJ Wollack.
Dallas. Julia Tatum. Dallas, c. +.
Mclean, Fort Worth, Stewart Ash
ley. T. T l.. NJ Sparks. Waco, j.
- Bateman. Dallas, Joe Lyons, st
Louis. J. c. Ferguson. Cleveland, w.
f. Cox Italy, f. u. Gritfins, Dallas;
II. G. Crossen. city; Walter Billups,
Dallas. T. A. Mcdowell, Fort Worth;
Mrs \. +. Firman, Dallas: c, II.
Gray, 81. Louis: s l.. Kemper, Dal-
las +. L. Ford, Sherman; r. \. stat
ford. Detroit, G. f. Mcpherson. Dal-
las. J. O King, Dallas; f. \. Ryan,
Dallas. J. +. owens, Italy; NJ. Cor
don. Cincinnati. Jas. a. Weaver. city;
jerome Duncan, Waco, A. W Jones,
Oak Cliff, O T. Simon, New Orleans
w. J. Worsham, Dallas,
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1906-09-07

Expressions of Appreciation,

To our dear friends who We're so
kind and good To us during our
great sorrow: We desire to thank
and assure YOU of our deepest appre-
citation for the sympathy, loving
words and beautiful flowers. 1t is
in such times that friends grow dear
and the saying of the Sovior, do
unto others as you would have them
do unto you" is fulfilled and APP
preciated to the utmost. May the
good Lord who doeth all things for
the best, reward and spare your loved
ones to YOU and in trouble solace
and comfort as only He can do, and
in whom we trust for such good gifts,
is the wish of
Mrs. l.. II Peters and Family.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1906-09-07

Mrs. Il X Erwin and children re-
turned this morning from Colorado,
where they have been spending tn"
past several weeks.
Miss Ina Lowe. of Comauchc. who
has been the guest Of Mrs Ed Hud-
sou for the past few days. returned
home this morning
Mayor and Mrs. Perry S. Roher-
son. Misses SJephna and Fay Davis
attended the funeral OF Mrs +. :.
Davis at Hiusboro today
Mrs. + A DuBose, Mrs. Louis
Shackclford, Mrs. \. s Farley and
] Miss Helen DuBose returned this
morning from several weeks stay
a. Corpus Christi
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1906-09-07
Rally BY the Ants Tonight.

Announcement has been made that
the ants will have rally at the
courthouse tonight Addresses will
be made by Hon Haynes Shannon,
+. l.. Anthony, Judge \. f. Firman
and Mayor Fred Hamil of Temple.
Music will be furnished by Criswen's
band of Dallas.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1906-09-07
TELL THE WHOLE TRUTH


Wax4hsshie. Texas SsW iset
BeluN reliably informed that The
autl. prahlbif8pusefs are telling voters
that fhr stne,E 1a& ~ three dollars
would MOT have beeu levied " Ne
had had 70 TAX ftom the saloons ""
desire to say that ~ saloons wege
here ana tbyy paid ar occupation
tax. not one dollar az So would SO
to tbe streets in proof us this We
refer gm tu Mayor Robertson, who
can tell you to what fund every dol
lar goes let us have the truth,
the whole truth and nothing but Ghc
truth = ~ AIDERplCE.
Chairman
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1906-09-07

Res Jerome Duncan. q Waco q
In the cfty o3A,
Jack Neal was business visitor
Go rrumbull TODAY
Misses l.ola and }.ofiie CBrliu we're +
paia- visitors toda,
sheriff j T. Nlnosck vss q hasi /
nsss visitor co Ennis today
Frvd Hama. mayor ot Temple. ar
rived 10 the clty This morning
Misses Julia and Florence Couch
Of italy. are visiting Miss Clara Knox
John and Marguerite Mizcii left
this morning for few DAYS stay In
Ennis
ia Hudson returned home this
morning from "a three days stay In
Austin
Master Whl,cfield Abbott Of pal-
+ LAS, is visiting the family OF c. y
. louEserre.
Mrs Wade skinner and sister Miss
! Carter. OF Dallas. are visiting Mrs
/ 4 II Buukerley.
Miss Mary Alice Sims returned this
morning from few days visit TO
friends Ia Denton.
Miss Eula Walcott left this morn
ing for a few DAYS visit 20 friends
and relatives in Dallas
Miss Gertrude Beachum left this
morning for Dallas. whore she VIII
visit friends for a few days.
Mrs. J. +. strickland returned TO
her home In Dallas, after few days
visit here to friends and relatives.
Mr.. and Mrs Dalton returned last
night from st Louis, where they
made their purchase of fall and win
ter millinery.
Misses Modena Hawkins and
l Blanche Holland went TO Dallas this
l morning to visit Miss Scotia Good
1 win for few days.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1906-09-07
\eM Suits INiIrl.

The following new suits have been
filed in the district court.
Joe Hillman VS.. Josephine Hillman,
divorce.
Frank Golladay VS. w. F. Cola
day, TO try title.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1906-09-07

One of the worst features of kid
ney trouble is that it is an insidious
disease and before the victim realizes
his danger he may have fatal NAL
ady. Take Foley's Kidney Cure at
the first sign Of trouble as it corrects
irregularities and prevents Bright's
disease and diabetes. Sold by b. W.
Fearis
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1906-09-07

Taylor Texas. p m. Sept 49,
To ". NJ. Hicks Concerning the
Perry Hawkins statement, Hawkins
was tried Ia his church Sept !, 1906,
aud excluded on first vote. He then
acknuvle lodged that the whole thing
concerning the Extension Bureau was
a lie. JOHN ARBUCKLE,
Pastor Baptist Church,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-09-13
AUCTION SALES YESTERDAY.

A. IL Nesey Shy Joseph T Day; 50 18th s.
1901 Columbus ave 22XlO2 . front dWlg H. vol
sale; % Felix Hirsch fos $4,000; 2i9 l2gh n 2346
Il q TIN ~ 4N09 II American basement dwlg
h. vol SALE; 20 Thomas Grady FOR SO eco Pa 249 13sth
-, l94 n ~ eth two 4 American base
nent dWlg houses each pot 34Ke II: sale. 24T 10
Charles Goldman for Sl9To0 249 Hyman Stahl for
SO 80; l32 10Th ave . II Of 18th q 4X7S:
s;y brk shop: Title Guar g agt P Csnaysn e al
Harold swain. atty: Mclean ref; due $3.50 20;
tsEe, &c 1919 % 70 Harris Glcre for sl $50 lss can
non - - n n Houston -, 2lNlon bTk loft
and store BLDG Gertru e Fuchs AIT Marie TrCmmeI al
Reed q r. atys; 4 Greenho0t ref amt due, $40 tsa
tsNe etc si4l 90 70 the plaintiff for S24 coo 7as and 20
Union ave, n lAeth ST 5A44 5x93 IlX25 4
So hTk nathouse Sol Cohen agt Therese Kumnel al
Max SNerstein atty; q q Peters s. 500 03
taxes ec sloo 10 the rlaint for $50 6o ia 94th
Ion n n Amsterdam l7N92 5N irrsg sly and
basement a~g d vol sale % Michael Raines for SIC 725
u 92d - 2lh y ~ 5th 2lNlob :.
'front.' dwig b; eNrs sale hid s540uO. ~ 75h
,; vol sale hid in AZ 3740o seth n 81
Columbus ave. 2fxlOo : SIS dwz n. vol sale. with
drawn SOLD al private sale Hunts Point Road n % II
Lafayete ave. ia lNsG oVi50x22. freme cottage vol
sale Old I'm az So an Jansen n II Ter
race View 6SNlnl 2N7s 4xlOO. Queen Anne cot
tare, vol sale: bid sl3po0
BY james I. Wells. , Bond - n II q of broad
way 2exlo0 hTk 0ft bldg: CONDOR atty:
i hardinE Rogers. ref partition. the plaintiff for
S4s OOO
BY HeIheTt Shermsu' 1853 Avenue A n " corner 72d
81 n s3lV9 sty hIk Ten d, Regina GrossmayeT ngt
David Gordon e al. + VI TtcheHoT. atty; Beattie
ref amt due sl3 Ss2 60 taxes. $3.50 Al Sender
JaTmIlOwsky for $4,000
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-09-13
BROAD STREET PARCEL SOLD.
COMPRISES TWO SMALL STRUCTURES NEAR BROAD
EXCHANGE BUILDING.
Rhnelander Estate Transfers Title Greench Street
Several Madison AUenue FLathouses

L. Napoleon Levy has bought from Lewis A
Mitchell Nos 40 and 81 Broad ST., old buildings on
plot with = frontage Of 80 feet He took title
yesterday 10 the plot. The property lies between
parcels owned by John c. Mccullough IL is in the
same block the premises recently bought for
about SS25OOo by the United States Realty and I'M
provement Company for the purpose of having
permanent freight passageway and coal chute for
the Broad Exchange Building
The Rhinelander estate yesterday transferred the
title to Nos PAS and $50 Greenwich ST. IL 2Nsilo feet
70 James j. McC1Oskey for the expressed consldefa-
ton Of S65 coo
s Steingut & co. have sold for the estate Of
Amelia Mehlich No lHO to lil4 Madison ave,
southwest corner Of 9sth ST, three five story fat
houses. n plot 75N95 feet
A. suka & co have leased No 20 West saith st
20 Parrett. Shaw & Co of Cleveland, for a term
of ten years.
EX-Mayor Alfred c. Chaplin Of BROOKLYN has sold
the Plymouth. No. li2 East SD St. I'VE story
double apartment house, on plot Sc 2Nl022 feet
VOORHEES, & Floyd have sold for William n. D
Wood. president Of the BoWery Savings Bank.
tract of several acres at Greenwich, Conn Inc
buyer will erect fine dwelling house on the
premises
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-09-13

Thomas j. Mooney agt. Abraham sehlesinger
and Herman Fenschel. owners and Contractors. i0T
Grant ave E. g., ~ : r. n Of 16sth ST. sac 2x
100 George ". GlOgus agt Whitney Construc-
ton Company, owner and contractor ..--....... a
10th ST. whole FROM between Ttnton and
Hauben Realty Company. owner, Ranaele Fu- -
1st ave No 2S9 John Reinhardt agt. DINA NJ -
Menken owner AMI contractor. -. "a
9th ave. No ST4 John Spcctor agt- Louis Wax 80
berg. owner and contractor lNo'
aRt- Abraham Stlverson owner and contractor. H'
bradhurst corner l46th ST. l-pNll%o'
Louis Cesahilc agt. Ludr stamn owners a,
Coltessa & Co AIT Charles Iandin and Nathan 90,
Stanm owners and contractors. ..-..----. %
Ludlow st. No 20; Herman Finkestein agt Bsh- a,
tamln Asca. owner, Samuel Cooper. ccniFactH.' ~
LIST ST. No II, Norris Wolf "a al agt JuiiuS HOT
hin. owner and eoRtla -. - - "''
Madison ave. sos, iT52 and INA; Frederick A
Nnuth ast Julian \ Benedict owner and con- 80
p ave, whole front between Goth and Tooth
SITS 2l0Xlao, Ike Bloom agt Rauhen heaitS an,
Company owner and contractor ....---. ~
81 ave. .. cor. nth i24 iNeS; Thonas
Mclaughlin sgt Isaac KIeinfeld and John Rach- -
field. and contractors Sa-
lT5th No A.4 70 522 West: Guarantee Electric
Company ast Ludin StamHn, owners and con ,ol
Brashurst ave, 5 e cor i4sth ST. iOOxiOO same -.
agt. III
Amsterdam ave " cor 10Th 81 T5x25OX tF-
reg Edward Palmer agt Barnet Miller ana -,
Harris MOfspns0n. owners AMI contractors w
Road. 27sxoa II: same agt same 100
1924 ST. n 3. $50 f. W OF Broadway iOOxe9 TO-
Morris Frank agt. Max Kessler and Peyssr
Bookstaver. owners and contractors Fu'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-09-13
TRANSACTIONS IN REALTY.

Clifford n. shurman sold for T. Edwin Ward 20
a client No. 81 W. sth ST. a four story dwelling
house lot 25xl0O feet for James Buchanan TO
a client No us w s7th st. a three story dwelling
house 17XlOO feet: for Collin Mckenzie. tr.. 10
Thomas J. Mclaughlin a dwelling house at Far
Roekaway. Long Island. lot lOOxl5O, at Clark
and Seaview aves; for Frank Ortiz TO Tri-Cen-
tennial Realty Company No AZ Waverly ave, Ma
maroneck a dwelling house on plot 15Xa0 feet, and
for Tri-Centennial Realty Company, Hillside. a
dwelling house and grounds in North ave. New
Rochelle.
G Tout & Co and II, L. Suydam & Co. have sold
for :. :. Thornton No 2l7 w 18th St, a five story
tenement house lot 25Xl00 feet.
Caroline A. Butler has sold No Ssl W. Ssth ST., a
four story dwelling house, lot 20xl00s feet
ID. II Scully has TesOld for Mrs. $. DevOe to Eli
son Co No. 2l3 West l26rh St. a three story
dwelling house on lot l6X99ll feet.
Harry NJ. StOn has bought from julius Shulman
and another No. 81 Orchard 81. four story tene-
ment house. lot 25x65 feet.
William StOnebridge and Louis Reiss have sold
for John T BottOmley Nos. $50 and esq East 1SSth
ST, two two family houses, on plot 5oXl00 feet.
Herman Kahn has sold 20 Edward A. Klingbeil
Of the row Of three family houses recently
completed on the west side of Arthur ave, Just
south Of 1920 ST.
Leo Solomon and Arthur Greenbaum have sold
for the Hamilton Heights syndicate Albert Hrsch
No. III West s6th ST., a four story and basement
dwelling house. lot 20xl00s feet. The parcel
was 70 have been sold at auction yesterday by
Joseph p. DaV
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-09-13
OFFICERS QUIT CALIFORNIA; SERVICE
Lack of Clothing for State Troops Causes
Trouble in Artillery.

san Francisco. Sept I2.-Maior Francis G. V
Keesling, companding the LIST Battalion OF coast
artillery National Guard OF California. with head
quarters in san Francisco. resigned to-day. His
resignation was followed by those Of Lieutenant
Joseph n OHara. the adjustant OF the battalion;
Lieutenant c. Edward Gilman. the quartermaster:
Lieutenant l. r. Coner. commissary. and Assist
ant Surgeon DR.. Frank s. Emmett. The resigna-
lions % the line officers Of the battalion will be
IN The hands Of the adtutant general OF the state
within twenty-fOur hours
The reason assigned for these wholesale resig-
nations OF the officers OF the Guard IS that thew
have not been able 10 procure for their men suit
able and proper equipment. and they think Il Is
folly under present conditions. TO attempt 10 hold
up the membership of their commands without get
ting the clothing for the men
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-09-13
MECHANICS, LIENS.

lboth q. q. s. go T. ". Of 9TH ave 2,6s99l Il.
Joseph Bloch sgt Miller & Mofsenson. owners
same asi. rne,,o .I7575 90
Naiha4 stamm owners 96 ana eonirsetqTs =, 90
/ MoDsrm9t5 contractor -. iO4i Go
asr owner. James l. ,Mepsrmo,, ecn,raetor. $40 90
OF Jacob Marshall owner. James l. McDer-
uB 10S s5s so 2sSs William Wilson ast o 500 u"
Aa mon Rata owner 9 Wilson. eon1scioI SO eS
'' All barnet Miller and Harris Mofsenson. own
,z s5' II on9 Kos y ana 81 PsIi 60 ast
William j. Green eogner i56tb ~ isdxiis l'e 10
g g3sn n owners eonlIaet.T; 5000 %
wise company sg 1 T.,ser e%sr 81, samuel niue
I sS,ors ave. e corner l4eth 81. i2oxi6O:
I HSSs5'I sna s Ioia 90
brsahHI ,ia- snons 4 Moersfelder ast. Craries
Ludln ana Nathan s'ahni owners ana con o., ..
Ira sISe, =. $50 II W of Amsterdam ave 7Sx
Os same ast ,'"is corner Isoth e, is4as -
Guarantee Ei5etrs S2He owners ana contractors 100 %
10 sane sg' c A4.4s' ana 7Os q.
Audubon ave . oSsasf and Oontrae.or isOO
ISL q e o. 20 ave. "a -.
o' &c hsubsn Realty company 7.- sooo
,TssS3r , Not. sos ana sal sane sst ;s9;oo oo0S
Iisth ct 2oo n e o. ...-........--, las n
SO, ssG s g. ss to 5a5 ,s ss s7s M
isgs Ct ge a AT 40 brssam sa:as,s5T ana Her s2s a
mao Fsn,sehs 9S9 ,, 'ta tween ee,h ana iSSth
q Sc sairs sst HauUen Realty TOO 90
ana :oatTae.or "a; :, e. Of s,f aye Sso1 HsS
i'Sh * y, Drs: c. c. at para; slS. ana 1859 81
HOf.sn.oa 10 Ss9 r .H Of YsIS ava ie'ni"'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-09-13
o,TIICASH AND STOCK
A., Place Trust
co,, NAM on It's Feet

c., 12-Reoeiver la -,
PhnadelphiA'. Peal Estate Trust Coii' 80 50.
. .,res by the directors 49, ssnosl,ors
rss a'- .r,gbt TO the stOckhoiosis, - rleared
rsisd go. -sE,,ors The amount OF oasn a., me
% O'ss, ol. 80. !. s2seOcoo and TINS WIN
. % al'se.'' .,-,rany. is believed TO De sU'"
pss's OF '-'s .so-ositors dollar for Collar
ssri 70 pa "a 3 20 pay the deposi'ors one
1.s ,ts,r claims IN cash. gi'lhs 80 -a,1,np
hS -, n the company for the iei''"''-.-, =,
eT's ,, - uhicA Is 70 remain as WORKING o-l'
<aSli-- -, ,s 20 be preferred as 10 diVioeiius
. ,sn. and such stock is 70 sha 49,
r q ~, eo-csntage with the common So
gay !. = has also received y per colss'
rsI - - -,,eSeeFned IN common STOCK o! c4.- ii
rts s.,ser NAV elect, after al the s'oeA -
$ ihe nl,.,,,ea a dividend az the rate OF p0
~ receive
g. ...,.rs are left without any security TOT
y CT 81, ,bev have pledged. and can onlg hole
~ 3D. - ouf ~ the excess pr0nts or the =
h felu-.s 80 cor,pany or through an uheA-
a. - IN the value Of the Segal secuIl-
sisa l-.tss nv Nipple as collateral Tor eA-
ss . & nothing IN the plan 10 show ne ne pso-
Il-s :. s,tbscription OF the directors Inc &C.
l.,,,,,f "a upward Of S66o0o. diNldeu
Tsse eo1o sepositors. and II al assent 10 me
l's m give the hank a working eapital OF
"a had an appreciahle effect on me
- l.soos offers being made for shares az
~ - statement 20 the depositors Receiver
, .,,resses desire 10 purchase some OF me
~ - bir1sef and fOr his companies.
-.onsning 81 the bank depends on me
,L..,sss al the creditors acceptance ~ the
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-09-13
FINDS BOX FULL OF 500 BILLS.
Restores II 10 Owner and Gets SIS as
Reward.

vvtu,ara Fenlon. an employe Of the New York
,cevr Haven & Hartford Railroad az Port Chester
rs attending 20 HIS duties day last WEEP
,hen be found a cigar box lying on the station
platform Picking it up. he took it into the bag
gage room and opened II. The box was packed
with 800 bills.
ho,,v later a well dressed unknown woman rusbad
sn,o the baggage room and asked him II he had
saen a cigar box package.
..TK-hat did Il contain" asked Fenlon
rRa woman. who excited that she ro,,,d
hardly talk. answered. Twenty thousand dollars -
Tseulon put his hand under the counter and tak
sng hold 81 the boxful Of money. handed N 10 the
woman.
roo nervous 20 give her name or even thank hin,
the woman rushed out OF the room ana boarded a
train for New York.
Fenlon received an anonymous letter this morn
ing. containing a crisp IS bin and thanking him
for his honesty
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-09-13
LIS PENQENS.

10Th ST. n s. 100 II. % Amsterdam ave. i2oxloo;
Mulligan 81 al agt Hyman Elender action 70
forecose mechanics len); attorney. NJ Mayer
nth ave 8 I29th st. 90 1lN7S: Leo s Greene
bauu al agt David Levy e. al. faction 70 rescin1
agreement etc): attorney, r. H Raphael
Crotona ave. n. corner 18th St: ISTsO, JONI
O'Ieary agt Tomasso Giordano al foreclosure Of
mortgaee1: attorney. H Overington
18th ST No All East; vengel Slegak 81 al agt. Mary
Voauth faction TO declare Hem: attorneys. sempe
IIebeskind
I4Oth - n s. 225 n. Of Amsterdam ave. 10ex
los 6xS6 Robert Perlman Miller Realty and
Construction Company action 70 foreelose me
chanics lien). attorneys. Pressinger & Newcombe
l39th 81. 100 Il Of Amsterdam ave, 5Oxe9 II
Emanuel Arnstein al Abraham Schlesnger 81 al
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