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PUEBLO NOTICES.
CITY OF NEW YORK.

Pabho notes l. hereby Given That 81 a meeting p
e. BG a. ioS q *, Sst ioTIosn ana Det Advertisements WSs peeeive afia
TO DE Honorable, me Board Of Estimate and Appof-
Tis petition Of shs Williams Terminal Railway
Company bsy y TaaS pfs11|os saoT y . s,ree, surface rail.
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tary Of State Of New York on tne ietn day Of July.
borough Of Brootiyp. CITY q New YORK. -,
ofNew York It's consent 70 and . grant Of the neht.
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sether with the necessary connections. switohes,
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p!oyed by connecting railroads, all IN the Boroueh
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your petitioner Believes there Is q public demand
for the SGnstTuCs,on snd operation 81 c th1S PpTnSs
the 0Gid railroad 70 be used for freight only.
of T 4: tiS6 s1 siG Place Ss''W SRen i nav sh snss this his a sppfs
cation win be nrst considered be given. pursuant
TO provisions of section o. CT the Railroad Law. and
S ;se gr q th 20 iS ssxsa and u o sad ISl% q . an HcssasH iSef saST
and upon terms and conditions TO be nxed In 90.
eordance with the provisions Of the Greater Neg
TSR WILLIAMS rERMINAL RAILWAY CONE
pateeaa c Sf14 q. Now YORK Bof;oaseS Of BrooEiSa
STATE Of New; York, County of Kings. S.:
James H. Williams, being duly sworn, dep3ssa1
and cHys that he is the We, presidept OF ne WV,
the foregoing petition and Rmoge the contents
edge. except % 70 the matters therein stated % y
alleged on information and belief. and as 70 those
matte" he believes it to JS e iEsf il. WILLIAMS.
sworn 70 before ne this Esd day Of February 1900
Notary Pubic. westcheter County.
Certificate nled In Kings County.
and the following resolutions were 'heIeupoa
rERRSMINSxIs RkILfwhY COMPANY,
dated February Is. 1906, was presented TO the boarQ
q Estimate and Appor''onmen' AZ a meeting neic
.,i EE TfdS1: &. .hs ri, II SST q ap e lay isos shls 81 Bon PS.ss
Hall. Borough Of Manhattan, az the time and plaos
| when and where such petition shall be hrst con-
which citizens shall be entitled TO appear and be
RESOLVED. that the Secretary y directed e
published for al least fourteen nl days in two daily
newtpspep In the city Of New York. TO be de:lE-
in the "City Record" Immediately prior 70 such
date Of public bearing. The expense OF such publ
cation TO be borne 6 :Kos!hsspsRe ' MiS&S s.cre,ary.
New York, March %. 1909.
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SOUTHERN RAILWAY MERGER.
NEW COMPANY TO OWN 1915 MILES
AND BUILD zoo MORE.

viii Also Control 500 900 Acres OF Timber
Sweet & Co, With Oakleigh ThOrne
and Others, Inter ested- VIII He Called
the Norfolk and Southern Railway.
The outline Of a plan by which companies
operating So5 miles Of railroad in North
carolina and Virginia and a company own-
ing 600, 900 acres Of timber land and 200 900
acres of timber rights are to be consolidated
WA announced yesterday by Edward
Sweet & Co., bankers, at II Nassau street.
Sweet & Co. are at the head OF the under
writing syndicate, and associated with them
are Oaklei Oh Thorne, president OF the Trust
Company Of America; Marsden j. Perry,
president of the Union Trust Company OF
providence; Samuel p. Colt, president Of
the United States Rubber Company, and
others.
The company will be known as the Nor
folk and Southern Railway Company and
will be incorporated at an early date under
the laws of Virginia or North Carolina, or
both. 1t will have a capital Of $25 ,0O0, 600,
az which $40, 900 600 will be common and
5000, 900 5 per cent. non-cumulative pre-
ferred stock, convertible within five years
into common share for share. The bond
issue will consist OF $25 900 900 first mort
gage and re1undlnB SINKING iuho oS, caiT
able at ITO.
The roads to be acquired are those Of the
Norfolk and Southern Railroad Company,
Virginia and Carolina Coast Railroad Com
pany, Pamlioo, Oriental and Western Rail-
road Company, and Raleigh and Pamfco
Sound Railroad Company. Together these
companies own and operate 800 miles OF
well equipped standard gauge railroad
In addition the new company will lease the
Atlantic and North Carolina Railroad Com
pany, which owns and operates ninety-fve
miles of road, and it will construct an OK
tension of about 200 miles bridging Abe
marie Sound,
The timber lands include all the property
OF the Raper, Blades and Belhaven COM
panies having an estimated available supply
Of 4,OOO,O 900, 900 feet, with manufacturing
plants having an annual output Of 125 900 900
feet. The completed railroad system will
permit moving the timber readily to market
The underwriting Of 81, SOC, 900 Of the
bonds for the retirement Of outstanding
liens. acquisition Of properties and new
construction has been practically oom-
pleted. OF the preferred stock S4,eoo,ooo
Is also to be used for acquisition and con-
struction and $12 100000 OF the ommon lie
set aside to conclude the requirement.
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BANK OF COMMERCE. LEADS.
Has Passed the National City Bank In
Total OF Deposits.

The National Bank of Commerce now
leads all national banks in this country
in amount Of gross deposits. This dis
tinction has been held for years by the
National City Bank, but that institution
has fallen into second place, with deposits
s4,2ls, 900 less than those Of the National
Bank Of Commerce.
The figures, as based on the call Of the
Comptroller Of the Currency as Of April
Q, show the deposits Of the National Bank
of Commerce to amount to 9l71 AL ,75s,
AGAINST Sle7, 22s, $50 for the National City
Bank. This is the first time that the Ma
tional Bank Of Commerce has occupied
the top place.
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A,pba Delta Phi Dinner TO Choate.

The Alpha Delta Phi fraternity will give
a dinner in honor Of Joseph II. Choate at
Delmonico's on Tuesday evening, April "a.
Mr., Cboate was for three years president
of the fraternity and for ten years president
of the Alpha Delta Phi Club. Hamilton ".
Mabie, Francis Lynde Stetson, Peter b.
OIney, Justice Edward Patterson. Everett
P. Wheeler, Charles E. Sprague. Fisher A,
Baker, William L.. Bull, Edward M: Shepard,
Wilcox, Collin Armstrong, William R.
Wilcox, Benjamin W. Franklin and r.
Clifford Black, Jr,, make up the committee
in charge OF the dinner.
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IRON AND STEEL.
Increasing Demands for Foundry Iron
-Buoyant Markets for steel Products.

While three-fourths Of San Francisco was
In flames her metal wares merchants were
making telegraphic orders for goods that
came East in the first batch OF commercial
MESA ges. From Ogden "A carload OF san
Francisco builders supply dealers. bound
Fast to buy goods, ent this message TO a
local maker of iron goods. There will be a
bigger, better and buster San Francisco TO
reign as the Queen OF the Pacific. Rebuild
ing has begun. Meet US in Chicago Mond I y
with your closest prices for all you can
make"
Western markets for pig iron are already
quickened under the knowledge OF the amount
of business that must be quickly done In maxi
ing material for the thousands OF temporary
stores and dwellings for San Francisco. A
Chicago founder states that for buildings OF
a temporary kind for the stricken city q con-
sumption Of 90, 1000 tons Of pig iron within
ninety days would be a conservative esti-
mate. This TO include soil pipe. traps and
fittings, and cheap sorts Of builders hard
ware. Metal merchants in San Francisco
have telegraplied that hardly any OF the
stocks of steel and iron escaped damage.
Estimated losses Of pig iron, iron castings
and steel and steel products are estimated
by San Francisco metal traders in this CITY
al $40. 900. 900.
The week in loo al iron selling agencies
ended with good records as to volume Of
business and steadiness Of prices. Friday
and Saturday were the busiest days In several
weeks. Buyers came In freely and seemed
to be Of the mind that trade 10 shaping up
well for full employment Of all melting plants
at maximum capacity to the end of the year.
A few OF the larger founders hereabouts
entered the market at the last OF the week
and contracted for round lots. New England
foundries made a good showing Of buying
in pig iron through the week. Iron melting
In New England Is breaking all records. The
same Is the case in this city and In northern
New Jersey.
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FOR PRESENTATION OF NIAGARA.
Mr.. Grigss Argues That the United States
Has the Right TO COntr oil the Waters.

WASHINGTON, April 21.-The House Com
mittee on Rivers and Harbors to-day heard
former Attorney General join w. Griggs
in support of the Burton bill for the preser-
vatio n of the scenic beauty OF Niagara
Falls. Mr.. Griggs answered the legal
arguments advanced by the opponents
OF the measure. maintaining that the right
of the United States to control the waters OF
a navigable river and prevent diversion is
absolute. He advanced q new point in
SUPPORT of this contention-the fact
that Niagara River is an international
boundary.
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OPOSA
NOTICE To CONTRACTORS.

NOTTCE ~ WIN ~
Sealed proposals suitably endorsed on envelope
for CONSTRUCTION OF an Addition 10 Supe rntendents
Residence (HcAtinG. Plumbing and Lighting not
inSludsd, Central Ialp, state u ho;pI! sloct ce 3
on the I'd day Of May, 1905, by the state Commission
in Lunacy al the Capitol. Albany. N, v, when bids
will be opened and read publicly.
and blank forms OF proposal obtained. at Central
Islip State Hospital. Room sots-a, Metropolitan
Helms, State Architect, In the Capitol, at Albany,
N. Y.
sible and reliable bidders unless the bids exceed
the amount OF funds available therefor. In which
case the right 10 reject all bids Ia reserved.
DATED Albany, n, Y. April 1871, 1904:
T. e, McGARR, Secretary,
atAta Commiasloa N Lunar.
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Audubon Hotel to Become once Building.

Plans nave been filed with Building Super
intendent Murphy for making over into an
ofice building the Audubon apartment
hotel at Broadway and Thirty-ninth street,
opposite the Casino, and for many years
patronized by theatrical folk. A new
entrance will be built, two new elevators
installed and the ground floor fitted for
stores. The improvements are to be made
for the new owner, the Broadway and
Thirty-ninth Street Company, OF which
W. F. Conner is president, and are to cost
S25 900.
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WASHINGTON, April 21.-Mr. Clark's at
tack on the Committee on Rules OF the
House of Representatives for its failure to
act in regard to the charges Of cruelty 10
inmates of the Government Insane Hospi-
tai, at st. Elizabeth's, which led to the alter
cation on the floor yesterday, between
MIR. Clark and Gen. Grosvenor, bore fruit
to-day. Mr.. Grovesnor. from the Com
mittee on Rules, reported a resolution,
which was agreed to, ordering an inyestl-
CATION by a special committee of the House
of FIVE members.
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TO Consider Report on smoot Case.

WASHINGTON, April Ex-senator Bur-
rows, chairman Of the Senate Committee on
Privileges and Elections. has called his
committee to meet next Wednesday to con-
slider the Smoot case, with a view OF mannR
a report upon Shoots eligibility to continue
a member Of the Senate.
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TO Increase New Amsterdam Bank stock.

The stockholders of the New Amsterdam
National Bank, Broadway and Thirty
ninth street, Of which Miles NJ, 0'Brien was
recently elected president, have been noti-
fed Of a proposition to increase the capital
stock from $500, 900 to 81 ,oO0, 900. They will
vote upon the plan at a experimenting called
for Nav IL. The New Amsterdam is one
of several banks controlled by C. W. Morse.
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Movements OF Naval Vessels.

WASHINGTON, April 2l.-The cruisers Chi
cago and Marblehead have arrived at San
Francisco, the cruiser Boston, the collier
Saturn and the gunboat Princeton at San
Pedro. the collier Lebanon at Lambert's
Point, the tug Standlsh at Annapolis and the
practice ship Vesuvius at Newport.
The e,lnboat Wilmington has sailed from
Cayjte for Hongkong, the cruiser Colorado
from Annapolis for Tompkinsville and the
tug Tecumseh from Washington for Annapo-
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pronosed Monument to whittier.

WASHINGTON, April 2l.-Representative
Gardner of Massachusetts, to-day intro
duced a bill to appropriate $1,000 for the
erection of a monument to John Greenleaf
Whittier at Amesbury, Mass, when a simi-
lar amount shall have been raised for this
purposeXby citizens.
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District of Columbia Bill Passed.

WASHINGTON, April 2l.-The House to-
day passed the District Of Columbia Appro-
~priation bill. carrying a total Of SO, $780, 900,
Of which the Federal Treasury pays half,
and then adjourned until to.morrow, when
a session will be held for the delivery OF
e~ulogies upon the late Representatives
q, A. Castor and G. r. Patterson from the
State Of Pennsylvania.
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THE GERMANA BANK.

New York, April 10, 1905.
The Directors have this day DECLARED q semi.
net earnings Of the past six months, payable TO the
shareholders on and after the nrst day Of May
next. The transfer books will be closed from .
p, NJ, Aprfl 20, TO 10 A, NJ, May 2, 1908.
OFT LOVE. Cashier.
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THE UNDERSIGNED will receive hids for the
purchase Of the assets of The Indemnity Savings
and Loan Company. Of Cleveland, Ohio. until twelve
said assets consist principally OF mortgages. land
and real estate. These are situate i1
OHIO and are OF the appraised and estimated. valss
of SIX Hundred and Forty.Three Thousand One
Hundred and Thirty Five Dollars and seventy
Four Cents CS6tS lbs 10.
Further particulars and form OF bid required win
W, &. GUERIN, JR,
], r. KRAuS.
Trustees Of the Indemnity Savings
and Loan Company,
7os Rock efeller Building,
CLEVELAND. Ohio.
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REAL ESTATE BROKERS. OPERATIVES
I have large sums 10 place LIST mtge. 41zqS, $4,000
up 70 May 1st. Apply JOSEPH KAHN. ~ B'way.
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Amaisamated Copper Company.

q broadway. New York, April 10, 1908,
AZ 8 Meeting OF the Directors OF the Amalga;
dend Of oNE.oUxRTER 81" oNR PER, GENT.
10 stockholders OF record al 8 O'clock p. n. Thurs:
day, April 20. 1908, Transfer Books Close a. 5
Of 10 o'clock A. NJ, Monday, May I. 1909.
A. n. MELIN Secretary and Treasurer,
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Important changes from last week in the
cash held by the banks and their loans are as

Imports Of General Merchandise and Dry
Goods.
Imports OF general merchandise and dry goods
as reported at the Custom House compare as fol
lows with those OF last week and OF the correspond
Ing week a year ago:
This Week, Last Week. 1908.
Dry goods ........ S2,e3l,1b8 SS,5ls,250 Sa,7ts,o67
general mdse..... Il. oe2, te7 l2,o47.o6 ~ll,s2o,o2o
Totals ......... .sib,oae,SSs SIS. seS, sic sit,sosIo7
From January ! TO date they compare as follows
with last Year:
1909. 1905.
Dry goods ............. S56, 38s, COS 9ta,So2, Sn5
General mefchandise"..,. 1& ,s+4,eip l6e o7e,16
------- -
s.,,.......... ,s2se 49, OILS t2Se 81 ,o2S
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DIVIDEND DECLARATIONS.
DIVIDENDS AND INTEREST.

THE HELENA LIGHT q RAILWAY Co.
g. 40 Exchange Place,
NEW YORK CITY.
4 dividend for the quarter ending March 81
pany. payable April 30, 1906. TO Stockholders Of
record April %. 1908, has been declared by the
Board OF Directors
The transfer books OF the Company will be closed
at 8 p. NJ. April 20, 1908, and reopened at 10 A. NJ.
GEO. VI. BUNNELL. Treasurer,
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ELECTIONS AND MEETINGS.

To the Stockholders OF THE NEW AMSTERDAM
II BANK Of New York:
Notice 10 hereby given 70 ne stoSkhoiders q
OF New York that a special meeting OF the Stocks
holders Of said Bank Will be held at the once Of
ninth street In the Borough OF Manhattan N the
City OF New York at Y o'clock noon on me 18th
ositlon 10 Increase the capital stock OF the said The
New Amsterdam National Bank from 10000 70
A. 90 600. divided into shares OF 500 each, subject
10 the approval OF the Comptroller OF the Currency
according TO the provisions OF an act OF Congress
5uprOVed May lst, 1885, and to consider and a1t
upon such other business relating to the above
matters as may properly come before the meeting
rhe transfer books Of this Bank will be closed
ten days prior 20 the day OF meeting, al J p. ~,
and will open at 10 O'Clock A. NJ. on the 18th day e
May, 1909.
Dated New York. April II, 1905.
BY order Of the Board OF Directors.
MILES N, BRl
4 Q. ELDRlDoE' c..n,..
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The amount of United States deposits
shown In this weeks statement, is ST. r43s. iO0L
these deposits were deducted from the aggre-
gate given the surplus would be $40, zee. $50. -.
Below is a table showing the percentage Of
cash reserves TO deposits of the more promi-
nenf hanks COMPARED with last week:
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The arrival OF the steamer La savoie with
? GOO. 600 francs, presumably obtained In
Paris, strengthened the belief that the gold
import movement woul be considerably
larger than had heretofore been indicated.
Engagements In Paris had not been an
nounced. This. with the extraordinary Ia
yorable bank statement. tended TO create an
easy feeling on the money situation despite
the continued transfers Of currency to Cali
fornia.
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THE BANK

The weekly statement, Of the ss4ociated
the only Disappointing item was the increas 50
Of Ss, 1853. 500 In loans, which was the result
Of the activity In stocks early In the week.
and the fact that the liquidations as a result
Of the disaster In California came too late
to figure ior. much under the average system.
Cash showed a gain Of 81. 9o4 900. the average
Rejecting the effects Of the shipments TO San
Francisco, There was an increase OF S2S:-
requirements by So, 400, 76S, which deducted
from the gain in cash showed an increase Of
fli, 5o4 ,225 in surplus. The surplus reserve
is now sic, sec, 725, as compared with Sill ,t4S,O5O
last year and &94, 203. 700 In 1904. =,
The weekly statement Of lthe associated
banks Of the city of New York compares as
the corresponding week q year ago:
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Naturally, there are sceptics who sheer at
the talk OF rebuilding San Francisco in steel
TO overcome the effects of earthquakes. There
are always sceptics when any radical innova-
ton Ia proposed. Many people in the financial
district recall the scepticism with which the
announcement Of plans for the first skeleton
building was received. That building was
completed only seventeen years ago, and
to-day the type established then is regarded
as the safest for ell ordinary purposes. The
Tower Building. on Broadway below Exc
change place. was completed In 1889. 1t was
the first OF it's kind. The architect, Bradford
Lee Gilbert, when he announced his plans.
was regarded, as a dreamer. All sorts OF
direful consequences were predicted. A
violent wind would make the structure topple
over. But the architect and contractor,
being favored with a violent windstorm when
only Che frameworfyhad been erected, climbed
10 the top, noted the vibration-and went
ahead with construction. II looks as II the
earthquake has shown that the steel building
can Withstand that sort OF attack as 1t Ions
ago showed defiance of the wind. although
a combination OF either OF these forces with
Are may be more than any structure can
resist.
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|sse 1850 sSSs .Sli. o2s
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1906-03-29

County Treasurer to Chas Neeson, tax
deed e 241a # of lots 8 9,10.l1.l2, blk %.
First add south Aberdeen.
JE Hamilton to H b Hewitt, lot Z, bl
46, Hoquiam-$e5OO.
Sylvester Farrell to Etfie NJ Evans,
lots and blocks in East Ocosta-$l.
Ehie NJ Evans to Finley Morrison,
same land-$1.
T LOOMS to o L Higley, sei4 OF &c
sec 9; swL OF sw4 sec l0-23-9-$12OO.
G NJ Powell TO Directors School Dis
trict No B. quit claim lot 7, blk .. w d
B Second addlA berdeen-$l.
August lhle to f c Thompson, lot 7, bi
81, w Il B Second add Aberdeen-S7OO.
&c Thompson;to Directors School Dis.
trict No 5, lot 7, blk 81, W T. B Second
add Aberdeen-$ll00.
IA Hood:to Eugene France, ne1 sec
s l5.l1-$l000.
Eugene France to w j Patterson, ne4
sec S.15-ll-$lo.
&C Flowers to W J Patterson, und q
of seq sec 15-ll-$600.
JG Lewis to w Patterson. swI sec
"a 81 S-$l0,0OO.
/ Jackson Deets to Will tanning, lots s.,
6, blk 43, w & B Second ada Ab-$lOOO.
Will flaming to z + Halferty, same
lots-$l.
Jas A Karr to Charles. Gibson, lot 7, bl
8, Karr's Garden add Hoquiam-$200.
DA Watson to Jacob l. Phillips, e1a OF
ne4 sec 2l.16.l0-$l.
w H France to A d Devonshire, quit
claim e1s of swA, nw4 Of sea and so
Of se1 sec 17.17.7.
r l. Phlbrick to A w Dole, quit elm
lots 1926, blk 10, North Hoquiam-$30O.
A Karr toJ H Sand, lot 6, blk g.,
Karr's Garden add Hoquiam-$l6O.
r w James to Wood Lumber Co, VIZ
OF seq and sea OF sel4 sec II, and ne Of
neL sec O.l9-lO-$250O.
H 3 Scudder to III G Heermans, quit
claim lots l to II, blk IL, CampbelPs
add Hoquiam-$1.
Will Lanning to a F f Irwin, lots l3,
IA, blk /, Lannings add Aberdeen-$1.
G M Demeree to Eta NJ Hogan, quit
claim lot 8, blk II, Rice's add; lot 7, blk
l, Pennell's add Aberdeen-$1.
M E Hogan to p Il Hogan, 30 it OF
lot 3, blk 3, Bayview add Aberdeen-$1.
w f Thompson to Knudt Thompson,
lots as, blk 2, Camby's add Monte-$600.