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RAILROADS.
EW JERSEV CENTRAL,

NEW JERSEY CENTRAL.
Time shown below Is from Liberty st. Sta
tion. Leave West Isl St 10 minutes earlier
except as noted by designating marks
PHILADELPHIA TWO-HOUR TRAIN
EVERY hour ON THE HOUR
j'I2.I5. $50. mT.OO, msS.OO. $50. 400,
$1,000, ~Il-0O, 11-3O. m~12yO. S-4-vy,
$50. 200. 800, 400. 500. o.S1s
m'6.O0 'I-UO. "S.OO. 400. pl0-3O P. N.
BALTIMORE AND WASHINGToN-zsL30
$50. $1,000, S'12oO. 100. tt'AOo.
LAKEW GOD AND LAKEHURST-z4.o0.
$40 a. NJ, xLOC, $50. kS.50. d3-lSs auJ
r A.. x6-15. Sundays. $50, D. 40 a A.
ATLANTIC CITT-'9. 80 a. NJ. xl-OO. kS-4 10
LONG BRANCH. AsBURY PARK, OCEAN
z4-UO. $50. 11.3O A. N, eX124O. 10,
"a 10. $50, $50. ji201. Sundays. except
Ocean Grove. z4.00. 300 A N. 400. $50
Time tables giving trains to EAsTON,
BETHLEHEM. ALLENTOWN. MAUCH
CHUNK, WILkESBARRE. SCRANTON.
READING. HARRISBURG. POTTSVILLH.
WlLLIAMSPORT and all otEer points can
be obtained at the following ofhces' LID
erly -. lWess 2Sd st. TEL S144 Chsisea3s
s Astor House. 245, asa. 1900, 1854 Bread
sa9sre Ns Ssn 27sS 81 AS ". I65 west 18TH
ST, - Columbus Az. New York: Court
st. S4S. ia Fulton St, 40 Noslr9ld Az
New York Transfer Co calls for and checks
baggage TO destination.
sDallJ- fDaily, except Sunday. pSundays.
+ParlOr cars only. mDining car, exceps
SUNDAY s XSaturdays only. Liberty 81
only. JDlninS car Sundays. fDining car
daily From West Twenty-thlrd sIreet-
e12 % P, N, "a 80 P. Ia, 311.5O P. NJ.
", g BESTFR ". c. HOPE,
viee-Pres. & Gen. Mgr. Gen Pass'r Agent.
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STORAGE NOTICE.

LIBERTY STORAGE AND WAREHOUsE
COMPANY. 43, As. II West cath st.-To
Dr.. Charles Good and F. J. Minges. Mrs.
p. Smith, Mamie Evans. Harry 81 Clalr,
". p, Fggeo. James O Brien, Miss I. p.
Going, Mrs. 4. Enge. and Ludwig Beuman
&. Co. You and each Of you are hereby
notified that the time FOR the payment Of
our lien upon the property hereinafter de-
SERTED having expired. after due notice
thereof had been given you. We VIII cause
such property. 20 wit, household goods
personal effects and merchandise. stored DE
I-g1, or in your name in the warehouse Of
the company. 10 be sold al public auction
according to the statutes In such cases
made and provided. at the auction rooms
OF W II Flattau, southeast corner 18TH
81 and University Place. commencing
Tuesday, February 10. 1907, al 1890 A. m;
anc continuing on every Tuesday ana
Wednesday thereafter az the same place
ana hour until all the goods have been
sold. LIBERTY STORAGE AND WARE
HOUSE COMPANY. -. A.. ~ West 74th ST.
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THE WEST END STORAGE WARE
HOUSE.
2O2-2IO West s9Ih Street

Il2-@2D W est 6JLl 1iif
New YORK FEB. 9Th, 1901.
To Geo. 4. perry, a. Rothstsin Mrs n.
7. Roe5er. Robt. Klssel, Anton Hlfhels'
Mrs. l. NJ Gibbs. Mrs. John i,re"' Geo, Geo.
Costos. Mrs. 4 C Ghism IN: MISS r., 1i% ~
LudecEe. David Yates. John H. Weaver' :; >.
/. voorhees, Len. II Wager. Mrs. A ..
Burchell. W p Callahan. Mrs MARY Van
KureI, II. 9 Ryan. Mrs. Lola iteafe d,i.
James harrington: You and each Of you are
hereby notified that. the time for the ps5
Ircnt OF our lien upon the property herein.
after described having expired after QUE
notice thereof had been given you, We W" VIZ
cause such property. 20 Wit; nousehoI1
goods. personal effects. etc, stored ny you
or in your name in Tho West End storage
Warehouse. 10 be sold at public auction
according TO the statute In such case mace
and provided, at George Merle 8 AuGtly ,
Rooms. 15J +. 125th 81, on Tuesday. seq.
10 and on Wednesday. Feb. 20, 1871, az
1870 A NJ, and ~ the sale thereof - hoI
completed on said dates the same VIII DO
continued at the same place on every tues
day and Wednesday thereafter, beginning
az 1890 A M. Until the sale is completed
THE WEST END STORAGE WARE
HOUSE.
GRANT WAYNE Manager.
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TECHNICAL GRADUATE wishes RESPONSE
BILE place with enterprising manufactur-
ing company; two years shop and ONCE
experience. L. o. Box 435. Tarrytown.
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YOUNG MAN 49,: in office: good penmeu.
quick and accurate at figures; can furnish
best reference. Charles Adler. 81 East Sd.
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YOUNG MAN. "a; honest. steady: good
references as to character and caPabili-
ties. speaks German perfectly; SIS Werner,
1923 LIST ave.
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YOUNG MAN wants work Of any kind
speaks German and Creation. Hoffman,
5I1 East S5th St
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YOUNG MAN. 10. desires a steady place
at ana Sing. Address E. William Necar
1882 Avenue \.
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WOOD TURNER.-C'apabIe Of working on
Woodworking machine Address NJ Herr
berg. 253 East 125th st.
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YOUNG MAN. 70; OF good family; general
Office. financial, mercantile or manufac-
turing; willing to work hard and grow up
in the business. a. :. G., 12is 10Th St,
Brooklyn
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UPHOLSTERER-Wo out on furniture
mattresses, curtains. Kari +. Wolf, 500
9th ave.
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WATCHMAN. American. aged 81; city ref
erence. Atwood. S5I Ogden ave. Jersey
City Heights.
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VISITING SECRETARY. companion or
governess. by English lady; well edu-
Gated refined. musical. mathematical Ger
tihcntes. good penmanship. highest refer
ences. testimonials. Secretary Fox 12l. eli
9th ave
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LAWYERS.
LOST.

LEGAL advice at home. experienced young
aver sill call Lawyer BOX rs. Tribune.
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FARMER 0oreman).-By German. 80: can
work and manage; small family; prac-
tcHl farmer IN every branch. years In
place: references the very hest: experienced
with all stock: Wcstchester County pre-
rerr,d ready March !. F.. At Carpenters
Bureau 1874 9Th ave.
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YOUNG MAN. 20. wants position at any
thing; can drive. Daniel Lauder sol Eass
Path st.
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RAITIMuRE z CHIO r. R.
through hi1si Daily Trains to the west.

Through Daily Trains 10 ths West.
Leave New York City. 2Sd St Lib'y 81
CHICAGO, PITTSBURG. $50 am 500 ara
CHICAGO. COLUMBUS, II. so am 1900 n
PITTSBURG. CLEVEL'D, 8.50 pm 400 pm
''PITTSBCRG LIAIIT'D.'' $50 pm 7.0O pm
GIN. 81. LOUIS, LOUISV.. 1.5O pm 80 am
GIN, ST. LOUIS. LOUlSV., 9 so am 1000 am
GIN. ST. LOUIS, LOUISV., $50 pm $50 pm
Offices 24S. asa. 1900 Broadway, Aston
House. los Greenwich St, Is Union Square
W. SCI Grand St. y. Y. 343 Fulton ST.
Brooklyn; West 23d ST. and Liberty ST.
After 8 D. m. Sleeping Car Reservations
and full Information regarding trains. etc.
can be obtained at Bureau OF Information.
B. o. R. r.. 23d St Terminal Phone
No. Chelsea SI44
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BILLIARD AND POOL TABLES.

BILLIARD AND Pool TABLES.
Fitted with the incom-
parable
- Monarch Cushions
10y Endorsed by all the prom
inent Billiard Experts IN
TIE world professional and amateur
PRICES AND TERMS TO SUIT ANY
AND ALL REQUIREMENTS. BILLIARD
MATERIALS or EVERY DESCRIPTION.
REPAIRS BY EXPERT MECHANICS AT
REASONABLE RATES.
Tra Observation-Disclosures Co.
Fslesroous 22T a 229 9Th av-. cor. 18th st.
MANUFACTURERS of billiard and pool
tables high grade bowling alley build
ers. lowest prices. MARK Bros "a
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YOUNG MAN. ~ accurate at figures. thor
ough knowledge OF bookkeeping. desires
place with reliable house. Abraham Mott.
10 Lewis ct.
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TYPEWRITER.-Orlc assistant: perma-
nent place; moderate salary. l.. Jacobs.
90 East Goth 81.
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DOMESTIC SITUATIONS WANTED.
Male.

JAPANESE; experienced butler or general
houseworker; in private family; city or
country; reference Shima, $50 East 67th
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Citations.


-~,pKg. FE1IM-TI5D PEOPLE OF. THE STATE OF
NJ 49, YORK b. The Grace OF God, free and indie
", - Leonora Dixon and Carlisle Davidson, said
pen5sI. being heirs OF kin of Sem Marks,
pss Vseress Montague Cohen. OF the County Of New
t has lately applied 10 the suErogate's Court of
1oIA.. ~ New York have certain instrument in
Csz bearing OF the sth day OF December. 1908,
E 10 both real and personal property. duly proved
Of Selin Marks, OF
q ~ T1nntv Of York. licensed therefore you and
" cited before the Surrogate OF
s. comfy OF York his ofce. in the County OF
s Work on the 18th day OF March, 1907, at half
ock tu the forenoon OF that day, then there
yen The probate Of the said last viii and testament
. - 81 you as hereby cited under the
AZ tenty-oue years required appear by your
4e II YOU one, 81 you have none, ap-
80 srDly FOR 70 be appointed, the
ps1r nsElect OF failure do guardian will be
Gssd - he Surrogate TO represent AMI act for you
- 5s-cuy whereof have caused the seal OF the
<gs+es court Of the Faid County OF New York TO be
Su-''s hereun;o affixed Witness, FRANK 7. FITZ-
,p.--7 GERALD a Surrogate Of said County OF
I9' Nsy York. said county. the 22d day OF
.--- 1907 DANIEL. J. DOWDNEY,
'S--N--' Clerk OF the Surrogats's Court
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FURNISHED ROOMS TO LET.

FURNISHED ROOMS TO LET.
A LARGE FRONT ROOM, top floors run
ming water; single gentleman refer
sroes exchanged. no other roomcTs. 156
East Gath 81.
10Th ST, 81 EAST.-Rehned EeiEhoor-
hood; elegantly. newly furnished; French
spoken telephone
18TH ST. 10 WEST.-To rent, two large
connecting furnished rooms. with private
hath; suite or single.
FIFTH AVE. 2O16 d25th st)-Finsly fur
ulshed double room, private bath; sun
gfire: location excellent and convenient.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-02-11

BOOIlKEF.PER. by young woman: thor
oughlv competent: three years experience;
desires to make Grange. =. F. NJ. L. S.
McDoUgal st. Brooklyn.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-02-11
Real Estate " dnted.
BOARD AND ROOMS.
BOARD WANTED.

BOARD WANTED, by gentleman and
wife in strictly private family where
there 3 no smoking; must have good ref
srences and be within haH an hour OF
CRY Hall; state fun particulars and
terms willard. 259 Canal st.
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RELP WANTED.
Male.

Male.
SALESMAN and GENERAL OFFICE Man.
y 10 30 American. must possess good
rersouaf appearanCc pleasing address ana
manners. industrious and correct in habits;
the right man will End a promising future
10y addressing with full particulars. past
axrDrleuce etc only those dependent on
their personal energies need apply. Address
Manufacturer. Rox 40 Tribune Uptown or
Zee. 1884 broadway
DRArfGHTSMEN WANTED. Experienced
drauzhisnen in electrical apparatus
sp,ftchb os rae tTa- fforrrars motors and
gere-s+0rs -,lt frqt ciaSs iron need apriy
state experience sGi salary ezTected. a
dress Chief DrsuEhtspaa. Westinghouse
Electric & Mig. Co, Pittsbu-g, Pern.
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Real Estate at AUCTION.

-9r1T- ESTATE At AUCTION FEB. 10, 1907.
h n PHGNIX INGRAHAM. Auctioneer.
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TYPEXRITERS.

REMINGTON, Densmore. Hammond. Yost,
Franklin or Blickensderfer, each 81 5oi
son ave.
TYPEwRITERS-AH makes soic. rented.
repaired exchanged: reliable s"rytce
German 70 Nassau st. Telephone 214O-
CortlaDdt.
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@WMARD LIME.
OLD D0MlNl0N LINE.

WlU WWMlEuyN LIN6,
DAILY SERVICE
For Ola Point Comfort Norfolk. Ports
mouth. Primers Point aud Newport News.
Va. connecting for Petersburg. RichmOnd,
Virginia Beach. Washington. d. c.. and
entire South ana West
Freight aud passenger steamers sail from
Pier 20. y. r.. foot Beach ST.. every week.
day at .. III
H. B. WALKER.
vice-PresiHsnt and Trsfle Manager.
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CASHIER.-By young woman; in any bust
ness. speaks German only. H.. 312 East
18Th st.
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FARMER toreman): North Of Ireland
Protestant. married. wife and two boys
thoroughly experienced I'm all branches OF
farm and dairy; wife nne poultry and dairy
woman. butter maker. etc: will board help.
eight years best references. ready now.
b., Carpenter Bureau. 1914 9th ave
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sTEHOGRAPHER and TYPEWRITER, n;
refined Christian family. correct in spell
ing. grammar and punctuation. salary. $40
weekly. Miss Smith, 1922 Sd ave.
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ASSISTANT 70 purchasing agent with cleo
trio traction. manufacturing or electric
lighting and power corporation: has had A
theoretical and practical training IN elac-
UicaI industry =. +. BOX 40, Tribune
Office.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-02-11

COMPANION or SECRETARY-By refined
Young lady; references exchanged. IA
Man St Worcester Mass.
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Instruction.
For Both Sexes-City.
School Agencu.
City Hotels.

-TEaA NTLY furnished apartmenti private bath;
:, ~ daily including mealB two SO weekly: one
- ~ Alabama Is East 1lth 81.
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and veterinary: clipping. etc; like TO
live on premises; Al reference IL desired:
IS years experience. Write or inquire.
Malone 81 Harrison st. Brooklyn.
TEACHER. private, by Japanese; Jap
anese or Chinese language. Address
Kamida, care hagen. III West iOist 81.
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MA CIEINIST German % 10 years eT-
perience. lathe all around. steady posi-
ton. Wiess coo Park ave. Brooklyn.
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Country Property to Let.
TO RENT FROM MAY IST.

CVAPE COD sEAsHORE COTTAGES. HHrwich Mess.
I Rented completely furnished; every comfort: fine
beac1t cottage sites sod circular. KAEP 505 IVES;
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FARMER.-Married. no children: as man.
ager on large sentleman's country place :
understands stock farming. gardening, fruit
trees shrubbery. poultry. training and grad q
ing land: can beautify place. Address
Farmer, l43 Sth ave.
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STENOGRAPHFR.--L experience In po-
sition OF responsibility IN book publishing
house, thorough business correspondent.
highest references. Address .. r.. 1853
9Th ave.
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JANITOR--By man. with small family;
understands steam heat. carpentering
locks. electricity and elevator maintenance;
reference Address Janitor, 6OS-616 Pros
pect ave, The Bronx.
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MACHINERY.
OFFICE FIXTURES.
OLD GOLD AND SILVER.

OLD GOLD silver and precious stones
bought at highest market value; made
into new articles or exchange for new jew
elry or japanese goods at II. F. Teppers
factory IS West 3lst St. basement.
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Female.

ASSISTANT TO manager secretary; five
years experience: advertising. literary,
commercial, correspondence and detail
work salary S15. Emden, 1875 Fort Greene
Place. Brooklyn
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OFFICE WORK.-By young man (2d) wen
recommended. at anything; Will accept
moderate salary: experienced IN clerical
work: good at figures. Thompson, l49 3D.
ave.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-02-11

MACHINIST-Th Thoroughly experienced On
setting dies Friedman, $50 Ave
nue. =,
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WORK WANTED.
Male.

ACCOUNTANT, AUDITOR. - Writes I'D
balances. systematlzes books: regular IN
tsrvais. viii accommodate firms rot re
curing regular bCokkeeper. moderate rate
Accounts, l4s East 55th ri
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WORK WANTED.
1IaIs

TYPEWRITER assistant: perma-
nent place; moderate salary. l.. Jacobs.
90 East Goth ST.
TECHNICAL GRADUATE wishes response
BILE place with enterprising manufactur-
ing company; two years shop and Office
experience. p O. Box 435. Tarrytown-
UPHOLSTERER-Wor out on furniture
MATTRESSES. curtains. Kari F. Wolf, 500
9th ave.
erence. Atwood. S5T Ogden ave. Jersey
City Heights.
WOOD TURNER-CapabIe Of working on
Woodworking machine. Address N. Herr
berg, 253 East 125th St
quick and accurate at figures; furnish
best reference Charles Adler. 81 East Sd.
YOUNG MAN. p; honest. steady: good
references TO character and caPabili-
ties speaks German perfectly; IS. Werner,
1923 LIST ave.
YOUNG MAN. 20. wants position at any
thing: can drive. Daniel Lauder :;Ul EaSs
Path
YOUNG MAN. 10. desires steady place
at ana ing. Address L. William Necar
1882 Avenue \.
YOUNG MAN wants work of any kind
speaks German and Creation. Hoffman,
Oh East S5th st.
YOUNG MAN. 90; OF good family; general
Office. financial, mercantile or manufac-
turing; willing to work hard and grow up
in the business. A 5. G., 12is 4ath St,
Brooklyn.
YOUNG MAN. ~. accurate at figures thor
ough knOwl ledge OF bookkeeping desires
place with reliable house Abraham Mott.
10 Lewis ct.
YOUNG MAN. is. in office . years last
employment furnish good reference
b Bernard. 1872 Pitkins ave. Brooklyn.
Female.
ASSISTANT TO manager secretary: five
years experience; advertising: literary,
commercial, correspondence and detail
work; salary Sl5. Emden, 1875 Fort Greene
Place, Brooklyn.
| BOOkKEEPER.- By young woman; thor
oughly competent; three years experience;
desires to make Grange. T. +. NJ. L. s.
M-Dougal ST. Brooklyn
CAsHIER-Ry young woman; in any bust
ness: speaks German only. H. 3l2 East
18Th st.
COMPANION or sECRETARY.-By refined
Young lady; references exchanged. IA
MAY st, Worcester. Mass
/ STENoGRAPHER and TNHf.N RITTER Of
refined Christian family. correct IN spell
ing. grammar and punctuation. salary. $40
| weekly Miss Smith. 1922 Sd ave.
! STENOGRAPHER-- I.ons experience in po-
stion OF responsibility In book publishing
| house: thorough business correspondent;
| highest references. Address -. r.. 1853
| 9Th ave.
! sTENOGRAPHER- TYPEWRITER - TX
| pert; seven years experience. energetic
NJ Isn't I a . mid 1fr,a-
high class position. well educated. unQues-
! uonabIe references; SIS. Refined. $50 9th
ave.
! VISITING SECRETARY. companion or
| governess. by English lady; well edu-
! Gated. refined. musical. mathematical Ger
/ tihcntes, good penmanship, highest refer
| ences. testimonials. Secretary. Fox 12l. eli
| 9th ave.
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BARKEEPER &c, nrst class: good mixer
and quick worker. also good waiter and
lunc'man: can open Oysters. willing; Ger
man. NalIentsln. 2l7 West 2lst ST
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-02-11

sTENOGRAPHER- TYPEWRITER - Elk
pert: seven years experience. energetic
absolutely accurate. rapid capable hulnS
high class position. well educated. unques-
tionabIe references; SIS. Refined. $50 9th
ave
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1907-07-01
TANTALUS
LOTS SOLD

Land Commissioner Pratt this alter
noon sold a number of government lots
on Tantalus, in front Of the Judiciary
building, at o'clock. There was quite
a large crowd present at the sale and
there was quite lively bidding on some
of the lots. The following is the way
the sale went, those lots withdrawn,
being ones on which no bids were re-
ceived:
Lot SA. Upset Price, $500. Sold to
Mrs, Mary e. Foster, S5O1.
Lot SB. Upset price, $3.50 Sold to
e. H. Wodehouse, 1851.
Lot SC. Upset price, $1O75 with
drawn.
Lot A. Upset price, $12O. Sold to
Jas. A. Wilder, 1856.
Lot b. Upset price, $1O5. Sold to
c. F. Clemons, $40.
Lot c. Upset price, $l15. Sold to
Frank L. Hoogs, $171.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1907-07-01
TO
GARDEN ISLE
THE NEW GOVERNOR TO TAKE
VACATION AND AT SAME TIME
STUDY CONDITIONS.

Chief Justice and Governor-elect
Frear will leave on Friday for his va
cation to Kauai He will make his
first inspection of the islands with a
view to using the result of his infor-
nation in the administration Of affairs
in the erritory 1t will be an unofficial
inspection.
The Governor-elect will go to the
Wahiawa lands of McrByde, the Kapaa
lands and perhaps some other lands on
Kauai that are desired for homestead
ing. He intends to take this oppor-
tunity of acquainting himself with
those lands, in order to enable him to
know more about them when the prop
osition of throwing them open to set
tlement is presented to him. The Gov
ernor-elect will land at Nawiliwili and
go into the mountains for a camping
trip and perhaps go over to the Wal
mea and Kekaha side of the island
He will be absent possibly two to three
weeks
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1907-07-01
More
Bad MOneV

The Federal authorities are becom-
ing convinced tnat there is an organ
lied gang of counterfeiters operating
in the Territory. This morning U. S.
Marshal Hendry took into custody one
Mori Kawa, luna at Kukuihaele, on a
charge of being implicated in the pass
ing of bogus $40 gold pieces. The man
had come to Honolulu as a witness
against the pair who were brought
down by the Marshal last week.
The fact that the bogus $40 pieces
are making their appearance at differ
ent places about the Territory, is caus-
ing the authorities to incline to the
belief that there must be a systematic
scheme to flood the islands with bad
money. 1t is by no means improbable
that the Japanese who are among the
most skillful gold workers in the world
may be making bogus money.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1907-07-01

The new biennial period of the Ter
ritory as well as the fiscal year of the
United States government began today
July 1. This is the date when the
new Territorial appropriations will be
available and the old appropriations if
there were any unexpended balances
lapsed.
The Treasurer's Office is the busiest
Face about the Capitol building today.
Long lines Of liquor people to pay their
installments on their liquor licenses
were at one window while at another
were various people to pay licenses to
conduct various lines of business. The
license law enacted by the legislature
requiring BARRIERS, shop Keepers, ped
dlers and others engaged in various
lines of industry to secure licenses and
to pay fees, drove the crowds to the
Treasurers Office They had to get the
authority to conduct their business.
The indications were this morning
that a large amount of money would
be taken in in fees at the Treasurer's
office
There will be practically little change
in the detail of operating the depart
ment of Public Works until after the
Governor-elect indicates his policy re-
lative to the issuance of new bonds.
The completion of the Malliki reservoir
sewer system. The contract for dredg-
ing the Brewer wharf slip has also
been let, as will be the contract for
completing the Wailuku Jail and firl
station. The new road at the leper
settlement is also being made.
If the new Governor will authorize
the issuance of bonds to enable the