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New-York tribune., 1907-12-11
WILL ENLARGE SAITH ST. BUILDING

Plans have been filed with Buildings Superintendent
Murphy for remodellins and enarEins tho two store
story and basement ofce building No
122 st. extension 30 deep being added
Tho improvements TO b made for George Suizbach
Otto L spanhake Is the architect.
v. Porter architect Of the New York City Railway
Company has fled plans for remodellnx that part Of
old Metropolitan stabes At 9Th ana 4esh
occupied by the New York Transportation Com,
pany a garage Tho court at the north which
nearly 500 feet Deep b rooted reinforced
concrete and converted into addition garage
New-York tribune., 1907-12-11
DECISION OF BOND ISSUES.

Albany. Dec 1o.-A decision affecting the rights
of Joint stock associations to issue bonds limiting
the liability of their members was handed down by
the Court of Appeals to-day. Under the general
law the members of a joint stock association are
all narsonaIy liable The decision of the court is
given In the case of Bibbs agt- Brown, which
brought into the question the legality of certain
bonds issued by the Adams Express Company
While holding that bond or contract might be
,ravn nv a ioint stock association. which would
limit the liability OF its members, the court de-
cided that the bonds In question did not contain a
valid exemption OF the liability.
New-York tribune., 1907-12-11
REFORM CLUB ELECTS TRUSTEES.

l. Carroll Root Louis Sturcke Calvin Tomkins
John de Witt Warner. Everett P Wheeler and
Louis WindmtlIer were elected trustees Of the Re-
form Club at the annual meeting, which was heio
last night Mr. Sturcke's term will expire in 1909.
while the others are expected to hold Office until
1910 There was some opposition to the election OF
Mr. Root and Mr.. Tomiins owing to the fact that
they are free traders and therefore not directly
Interested IN reform of tariff, the avowed pur-
pose Of 4be Climb and an opposition ticket, on which
rare the names of William J. Gibson and Charles
f. I,vdecker had been put up The regular ticket
won bv a large majority in friendly contest.
New-York tribune., 1907-12-11
REALTY NOTES.

leased tho ive story dwelling house
No 7s Park ave. from Mrs. Austin Corbn through
whitehouss Porter.
G. Tuoti q Co. have sold 70 ~ Giordano the plot
81 fee, al the northeast and Hughes
ave. The Bronx.
r. wilnarth Appleton bought through Spencer &
Clarke the entire block front In Railway n. j. known
as the wyndham to9ether with the
Tn. property directly opposite the contemplated eIeo
,,,c railroad terminal and Will undergo extensive i'm
New-York tribune., 1907-12-11
pRov,pENT LIFE INVESTIGATION.

In the investigation OF the affairs OF the Provi-
dent Savings Life Assurance Society yesterday
Assistant District Attorney kresel had David A
Sullivan president of the Mechanics and traders
pank and Arthur Baur, treasurer OF the Italian
American Trust Company, before the regular De-
cernber grand Jury. The testimony taken yester-
day it is understood. will be handed over to the
snecial grand Jury Of January
New-York tribune., 1907-12-11
SOUTH CAROLINA MERGER CASE ENDS
Non-Suit Granted by Circuit Court in States
Attack on Southern Railway.

Columbia S. c., Dec. 1o-The merger suit brought
by the State Of South Carolina against the South-
ern Railway, attacking the validity of that COM
pany's lease upon the South Carolina d georgia
Rai,road was finished here to-day when non
s,,,+ ,,as granted in the state Circuit Court This
means that the Attorney General will ask the ap-
preaching Legislature for sum suff1cient 10 re-
omen ard prosecute the to conclusion
New-York tribune., 1907-12-11
r. T. WANTS SECURITIES LISTED.

With reference to the application Of the Brooklyn
Rapid Transit Company the listing committee
of the New York Stock Exchange for the listing
OF s4,136eoo Brooklyn Rapid Transit first refunding
per cent gold mortgage bonds it was said at the
office of the company yesterday that these were
not a recent sale of bonds, but were disposed Of
about year ago at prices ranging from ss and
interest 10 94l5. The application for listing was
made at the request of large holders OF the securf-
New-York tribune., 1907-12-11
s-u, m,N1,Nc DOUBLE EAGLES

rbuaa.,nhia Dec 10-'The report that the cop
-. - ,he new SO gold piece has been stopped ia
snt,r.ly erroneous" said Dr. Alfred Norris. chief
- =, the Mint, to-day We have received
80, many letters expressing dissatisfaction over
the new coin. and some action @ Tor Tor while seemed
,ns the matter
New-York tribune., 1907-12-11
DEsPoNpENT DEPosIToR's ACT.

Despondent because he was unable to withdraw
his money from the Jenkins Trust Company, Isaac
Victor, master tinsmith. is said by the police to
have thrown himself down the arshaft of his
home No 377 Hamburg avenue. Brooklyn, last
night. Victor taken TO the German Hospital,
where the surgeons said he could not recover.
New-York tribune., 1907-12-11
MANY STATEN ISLAND LOTS SOIL

Frank Krevoruck has sold at Manor Heights Staten
Island. q. j. Eichman lots; 10 M Ianse ,b-es
lots; TO H. Fedman six tots: to Keller eight lots,
TO l. IAsr lots: to M. Lundau three lots. to o
iiuybers. three lots: to H. shenin two lots. to f.
Leer. three lots. making a total thir.y-tgo lots
New-York tribune., 1907-12-11

(NANDEE. EDWARD wIIIIS-IN PURSUANCE OF
~ order of Abner G Thomas. a Surrogate
the County of New York. notice is hereby siven
late of the County of New York. deceased to
the same. with vouchers subscriber.
her place of transacting business. the ONCE OF
Shanc. Shoemaker, Hedges. No. 50 Pine Street.
Borough of Manhattan. City New York. or b.
fore the 25rh day
Dated New York, he of m
EDITH C. MATTHEWS. Administrasrix
S6ll4AND. SHOEMAKER HEDGES. Attorneys
/ Adntnistrstrtx. so Pine Street. New York CITY
New-York tribune., 1907-12-11
Surrogates' Notices.

TN PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF HON. FRANK r
Il a Surrogate OF the County OF
Notice : hereby given TO all having M
against Jane E. Pomeroy. late ef the County New
YORK deceased. present the with
thereof subscriber his place OF ransactirs
Wall Street IN The City OF New York.
on or before the fifth day Of January next
Dated York the twenty-sixth day OF June. 1907.
EDWARD POWIS JONES Executor
w DUDLEY CARLETON. Attorney for Executor -
wall Street Borough Of Manhattan The CITY os
New York
New-York tribune., 1907-12-11
z s ENGINEER OFFICE. ROOM E-1. ARMY

II s ENGINEER OFFICE. ROOM FL ARMY
L. Building, New York. y. Y, December Q. 1907
A will be held 10 \. NJ. January =.
I aHs at the Engineer Once Room IS. - North
street. Y. the matters 81 the
obstruction navigation OF the Hudson River
orcasioned insufficient width OF draw openings
and the location OF draw spans Of the two railroad
bridges crossing the Hudson River at Albany n Y :
12) difficulty passing the draw openings or
I'VE steamboats, other
JOHN c. d. KNIGHT. Colonel. Corps OF Engineers,
l. S
New-York tribune., 1907-12-11

L FitzGeraid. a Surrogate of the County Of New
York. notice Ii hereby given all persons having
claims against Otto F. Jentz. late of the County ok
New York, deceased present the same with vouch-
thereof to the subscriber place of
ing business. the oice of Roy. Watson q Manner
OF Brooklyn. City OF New York. or before the 1se
day of February 1908.
Dated New York. the 27th day Of July. 1907.
JULIA E. JENTZ. Adrnnistretrtx
New-York tribune., 1907-12-11
OFFICE OF THE
TI,REAsURY DEPARTMENT.
Public Notices.

NEW YORK SUPREME COURT. THIRD JUDICIAL
N District. Ulster County-Ashokan Reservoir sec
No 3. Ulster County. Towns of Olive Marble
town and Hurey--In the matter OF the appicatioh
and petition of j. Edward simmons Charles " Chad.
wick and Charles A. Shaw. constituting the Board o.
City of New York. to acquire real
for and behalf of the city Of New York
under Chapter T24 OF Laws of 1905 and the ACTS
aTnendatory thereof, In of Ottvs, Marble
and Hurley. Ulster County. New YORK. for the
purpose Of providing additional supply of pure and
wholesome the OF the City Of New YORK
Public notice is hereby given that the undersigned.
the remaining Commissioners of Appraisal appointed
bearing April 2Oth 1907. and fled in the
Office Clerk of Ulster County at Kingston y Y
the Gath day OF April 1907. will make Application
Supreme of the state Of New YORK for
appointment dfsinterested and competent free
holder residing n the County of New York Com
missioner of Appraisal in such proceeding for Section
resignation of Henry Smith. OF the C1Iy
of New York, the Commissioners Of Appraisal
the above entitled proceeding. - .
application viii be made under Chapter 80 OF
the Law 1905. amended at Special Term OF
Supreme Court. be held in and for the ThtrI
judicial District. Court House. in the City OF
1907, the forenoon OF that day. or as
soon thereafter as counsel be heard
situated in Of Olive Msrbletown and Hur-
lev Ulster County. York IS be acquired in fee
for the purpose of furnishing additional supply OF
pure and wholesome water for the city OF New York
and boundaries thereof. with ref
the which said real estate Is shown
was contained the notice duly published for six
Of commissioners o which notice. proofs of the pub
caton which duly fled in the said Office of ths
Clerk OF Ulster County. reference is hereby made
Dat November 23rd. 1907
GEORGE HOLMES SMITH. JOSIAH J. HASBROUCK.
Commissioners OF Appraisal
O@re and PostofHce Address. Hall Of Records.
ner of Chambers and Centre Stss Borough OF Man
haitian. New York
New-York tribune., 1907-12-11
Furnished Rooms Wanted.

yIIANTED-ABoUT EIGHT FURNISHED ROOMS
w In new house on Side tManhattan). be
tween 5oth and streets by gentleman and wife-
stating rental, J. s G. Tribune once
New-York tribune., 1907-12-11
IN THE AUCTION ROOMS.

| I, the Real Estate Exchange salesrooms yesterday
Bryan L. KeurellY solo No. leo West 6l&h u, q Sos.
New-York tribune., 1907-12-11
School n gency.
Proposals.

DROPOSALS FOR CLOTHINCi.-DEPOT QUARTER
L masters Office 80 Whitehall ST. New York CITY,
nee g IgDT-Sealed proposals, in ripcate. subject
,be conditions. will be received here until l
O'clock T. NJ. 1907. and then opened, for fur
delivering at either the New York. Phtia-
Chicago DepOts 10000 prs Canvas
Puttee eggins 100 900 Light Weight Wool stock
incs: prs Suspenders. 10000 Waist Belts: 1000
prs Arctic OvershOes; 5000 Bucks0in Gauntlets;
ana 100 Buttons SMALL subject TO increase
80 from cent If desired by this Depart
n1enf The rzht reserved to reject accept
ali ora part thereof Preference will be
domestic manufacture conditions
- oatv and price tiEciudng in the price Of foreign
nrod nc lions manufactures the duty thereOnl being
souaI Standard samples be seen and spectfca
lions blanks for proposals fun information will
upon application this Office Envelopes
containing proposals to be indoTsed Proposals for
,-Iotbfnx be opened Dec Is. 1907" Colonel " N )
PATTEsN. Depot QuaTtermaster-
rT,REAcr-RY DEPARTMENT. OFFICE OF THE
L Supervising Architect Washington. d g: December
Z 1o0T SFATED PROPOSALS will be received at this
office until 3 the 2fth day OF Deceuoer
1907 and then orened installation of vacuum
cleaning system United states Custom House
Building York. n. L. in accordance with drawings
specification copies OF which may be had at THIS
office at the Architect No III East 24th
York y. Y. at the discretion or the super
vising Architect JAMES KNOX TAYLOR supervising
Architect
New-York tribune., 1907-12-11

NEW YORK SUPREME COURT. THIRD JUDICIAL
IN District Ulster COunty.-Ashokan Reservoir. Sec
tIou No g Ulster County Towns OF Olive, MSroletova
and Hurley In the Application and PeI
tiou OF J. Edward Simmons. Charles N Chadwick and
Charies shaw Board OF Water supply
OF the City New acquire real estate for and
on behalf of he New York under Chapter
OF the Acts arendatory thereof IN
the OF Olive. Marbletown and Hurley Ulster
County York the purpose Of providing add
tonaI supply pure and wholesome water FOR the OF
the city OF New York--Pubic notice is hereby given
Separate Report OF George Holmes smith,
Henry smith and Josiah Hasbrouck appoint
ed Commissioners Appraisal IN the above entitled mat
Ter by this court made at special term
thereof held at In the City OF Kingston.
Ulster County, N April 10Th 1907 filed IN ths
nrce OF the Clerk County OF Ulster the d day
o. Affects lels Numbers hun
(i22) ninety-six (Ss) hundred
ard twenty-nns C29p ninety (e)- ninety four S4l.
hundred n1T hundred snc
n24B). one hundred and twenty-five S2s one nGndEsd
and nineteen u1e). hundred aDd twenty SIX
U2S) hundred and SIX A (lOSA Al, one hundred and
twenty-four G2+A AZ. hundred and tVeny-ons C2:
eighty-nfne CsSb. efghtyhree tss
ore hundred thirty-four d34). shown the n
further given that an spplics
tion Special Term OF the Supren Court
York be held In and for ting Third
Judicial District the Court House IN the City Of
Kingston Ulster County. New York the 2fst day OF
pecember 1907 o'clock IN the forenoon OF that
thereafter counsel Be heard FOR
order confirming said and for such ether ard
further just. Dated New York. Noverr
b-r 1907 FRANCIS KEY PEsNDLETON. Corpora
.ion Counsel Hall Of Records. New York city
New-York tribune., 1907-12-11
City Property for Sale.

INVESTMENT. - AVENUE APARTMENT, dOUsE
i cheap: easy terms: will take Mammalian
building plot in part payment: principals EDWARD
p. FITZGERALD. 200 East seth St
New-York tribune., 1907-12-11

TN PURSUANCE OF ORDER OF HON. ABNER c.
Il Thomas a Surrogate of the County OF New York.
notice IS hereby given persons having claims
against James NJ Ouigey, late OF the County of New
York. deceased. TO present the with vouchers
thereof the subscriber place of transactfns
business the Office OF Alfred Brown. No 62 William
Street. in the Borough Manhattan. city OF New
York. before the day May next.
Dated New York. day October. 1907.
ANNE ID. OUIGLEY. Executrix
New-York tribune., 1907-12-11

TN PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF HON FRANK
Il a Surrogate OF the County OF New
hereby given TO all persons having
against Herman Miller. late OF the County York
deceased present the with vouchers
subscriber at her place OF trarsacnE business.
William r Syme. No 76 William u
In the city Of York. before 9th day %
Dated New York, the 23d
CLARA L. MILLER. ExecutStR
WILLIAM r. SYME. Attorney for ESecutriJ. IS wffan
Street. Borough Of Manhattan. N Y. City
IN PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF HON. ABNER c.
i Thomas. Surrogate OF the County OF New York.
Is hereby given all persons having claims
Octavius D. Baldwin. OF the County OF New
deceased with vouchers there
subscribers their place OF transactfng eus
the Office Jared c. Baldwin. tr.. No. 3S Wall
Street Borough Manhattan. City OF York.
on before the 18th day May next. 1905
Dated New York, the 9th day OF October. 1901
CHARLES J. TOWNSEND.
HENRY TOWNSEND. Executors
ALFRED F. BALDWIN,
q. BALDWIN. Jr., Attorney for Executors 23
Wall Street Borough Manhattan New York City.
New-York tribune., 1907-12-11

TN PURSUANCE OF ORDER OF HON. ABNER G.
i Thomas Surrogate OF the County e New York.
notice hereby given ALI persons having claims
against p Smith. late the OJunty of New
York. deceased. present the same. with vouchers
thereof the subscribers their place Of transact
business. the office Of DAILY. HOyt & Mason. No.
IS William Street. in the City OF New York. on or be-
fore day of May
Dated York. the Odd day October 1907
MARY E SMITH MARY E SMITH. ExecutrIces
HOYT & MASON. Attorneys E1ecutrtces,
is William Street. Manhattan. New York City.
Cameron County press. [volume] (Emporium, Cameron County, Pa.) 1866-1922, 1907-01-31
EMPORIUM PA.THURsDAY. JANUARY 81, 1907.
Equalize Taxes.

We notice that the taxpayers of Elk,
Clinton and other couties are up in
arms over the unequal valuations plac-
ed upon real estate and efforts are
being put forward by public meetings,
in Lock Haven, and committees ap-
pointed to call upon the County Com
missioners and urge that the assess
ments be equalized. The same COM
plaint has been made in Cameron
county for years. The increase of
valuations during the past ten or fif-
teen years has been slight, while the
school tax in some districts is INSULT
cient to furnish adequate school funds
especially in Emporium and Driftwood.
This being Triennial year all valuations
must stand for three years. 1t is up to
the people. What think We?
Cameron County press. [volume] (Emporium, Cameron County, Pa.) 1866-1922, 1907-01-31
CANOE Run.

Editor Cameron County Press
Kindly allow me small space to re-
ply to an article that appeared in the
East Emporium Independent of q re-
cent date, relative to school facilities
at Canoe Run. The writer puts up the
claim that Lumber school directors are
not dealing justly by the people of
Canoe Run by not giving the children
school. Well, it is only one and a
half miles to the Cameron school with
good township road to travel. 1t is
two and half miles from Cameron to
the Calder brick works and the people
there are not putting up cry against
walking to Cameron. There is as
much school tax paid by Calder peo-
pie as there are from Canoe Run Coal
Company and if the writer puts up a
cry for one locality, why not for both?
There are as many voters at Calder as
at Canoe Run, whi at the latter place
most of the children are Polish Slavs,
their parents not being citizens, pay
not one cent into the township school
treasury for school purposes. Our
township has an efficient board of
school directors, none better in
the county, and are looking
to the welfare of the taxpayers of the
township, economizing in every way,
endeavoring to get out of debt. We
have better schools than ever before.
Let those who do the kicking go down
into their pockets and make the school
district a good sized donation that will
enable us to build school houses at
every cross road.
TAX PAYER
Cameron County press. [volume] (Emporium, Cameron County, Pa.) 1866-1922, 1907-01-31
NOTES OF INTEREST.

Subscribe for the PRESS. and read
the county news.
William B. Gray's beautiful drama
on New England life entitled "The
Village Organist," will be presented at
the opera house, Feb. 9Th. DON'T miss
it.
The powder works at Gbbstown, N.
j., is rushed with orders and the EN-
ployes have been put on night and
Sunday work. Shipments are 80 rapid
that the West Jersey & Seashore road
cannot move them with expedition.
and cars of dynamite stand on sidings
in Woodbury.. Some of the residents
and passengers on the electric trains
are wondering what would be left of
the city if one of these carloads should
be hit by an electric flyer or get a spark
from the third rail.
Cameron County press. [volume] (Emporium, Cameron County, Pa.) 1866-1922, 1907-01-31
"The Lion and the Mouse"

A play of genuine merit and one
which has probably met with the great
est success of any drama produced in
America during the past ten years is
"The Lion aud the Mousse which
Henry B. Harris will produce here on
Feb. 14th.
The play is by Charles Klein and
deals with widely discussed phase of
American life of to- -day-that of the in
fiuence exerted by the moneyed inter-
ests upon the politics of the country,
and while the drama is serious in it's
aspect it is said to have many illumi-
mating episodes of humor. Indeed,
the play is said to sparkle with v it and
brilliancy and its theme being one of
wide spread interest it can scarcely fail
to interest all classes of theatregoers.
The engagement is for Thursday,
Feb, 18th. The seat sale beirg an
nounced for Feb 11th.
Cameron County press. [volume] (Emporium, Cameron County, Pa.) 1866-1922, 1907-01-31
Sudden Death.

Singleton M. Lupold, who moved to
Olean some months ago from Empori-
um was taken sick few days ago with
pneumonia and continued to grow
worse until Tuesday when he passed
away at the home of his brother-in. law,
Mr.. John Weisman, in his 33rd year.
Mr.. Lupold was married to Miss Rose
Bair of this place, one year ago last
Christmas. He was quiet, industrious
young man and his death is deeply de-
plored. Many of our citizens will re-
member the young man as the son of
the late Samuel Lupold and was born
in Emporium. His wife gave birth to
daughter one week ago and her pre-
carious condition necessitates the post
ponement of the funeral until next
Monday. His remains will be brought
to Emporium on Saturday and tho fun
eral will possibly be held on Monday
from the residence of Mrs. Lupole's
parents, Mr. and Mrs. Joshua Bair,
Fifth street.
The sad death is a great shock
to the relatives and friends of the
family Mr.. and Mrs. Bair were with
their daughter before the death of Mr..
Lupold. Mrs. Henry Catlin of Phila-
delphia, mother of deceased, arrived at
Olean on Wednesday.
Mrs. Rose Lupold went to Olean
after the death of her sister, Mrs. Min
ME Weisman, to care for the mother
less children and remained there after
her marriage to Mr.. Lupold.
Our town folks deeply sympathize
with the family.
Cameron County press. [volume] (Emporium, Cameron County, Pa.) 1866-1922, 1907-01-31
A Woman's Plea.
To School Directors and Tax-Psyers
of Shippen:

To School Directors and Taxpayers
of Shippen:
come to enter plea that I hope
the Shippen School Board will notice;
stop, think and consider we'll before
acting upon the subject of itch and ex-
pelling pupils for the same. I know it
is contagious, but not malignant.
Now wish to lay before the school
board, aud tax payers in general, this
one thing: The one who started the
dissection last year, and also
this, is an alien, who does not pay one
cent of tax and wants his children
educated by the parents of the ones
who have the itch. If all the people in
u. S., were like him there wouldn't be
one day of school in this country; for
there would be no money to keep up
expenses or pay teacher. The party
has been heard to say, ''They done as
l wanted them to last year and l will
not send my children one day till those
others are turned out" Now last sea-
son one of this mans children was a
fright to look at, for his face was one
swollen, distorted mass of flesh.
When school commenced this year
we did not know there was a particle
of itch IN the neighborhood, and now
one of the aliens children has it the
worst of any of the children in school,
whether the other children took it from
him, or he from them is question.
AS soon as the patrons found out
that their children had it they com.
menced to doctor, and they are better
and hope soon to be entirely we'll. We
all hate to have our children miss
school.
Please do not let the petition pass
out of your minds without one mo-
ment's thought, but consider it as a
Woman's Plea. xxx,
Cameron County press. [volume] (Emporium, Cameron County, Pa.) 1866-1922, 1907-01-31
Funeral Notice.

The funeral services of the late Isaac
While, who died, Wednesday, January
23, at Emporium, will be held Satur-
day afternoon at o'clock at the home
of his daughter, Mrs. VIM. Schneider,
in Chestnut street, corner of Mexican
Mr.. While is survived by his wife, Mrs.
Mary L. While and six children viz:
Edward, of Pittsburg, VIM. r., of this
place, Mrs. G. A. Drake, of Pittsburg,
Mrs. Clara Garvin, of Emporium, Mrs.
Smith Barnett, of Youngstown, O.,
and Mrs. Florence Schneider, of Kit
tanning. The interment will be in the
Kittanni ng.-Kittanipg News
Cameron County press. [volume] (Emporium, Cameron County, Pa.) 1866-1922, 1907-01-31
Installation of Officers.

The Ladies of the Maccabees of this
place held their annual installation OF
officers, Tuesday, Jan. %. Mrs. Chas.
Butler, of Port Aliegany installed The
officers foT the ensuing year. After the
installing of the officers a beautiful
piece OF cut glass was presented to
Mrs. Butler in behalf of the order
Mrs. /. X. Hockey, who has served so
many successful terms as Lady Com
mander was presented with beauti-
ful hand painted plate. Mrs. M. J.
Swartz who has filled SO faithfully the
the office as Lady Lieu. Commander
received beautiful vase. Mrs. Butler
and Mrs. Dean, of Port Allegany made
a brief address after which a bountiful
feast was served to sixty-five Lady
Fees.