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Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1907-07-04
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CELERY METHODS.

MuIehinq and Shallow Cultivation Ben
eft the Crop.
Where celery is planted IN single
rows ana mulched it viii only be nee
essary to maintain shallow cultivation
between rows, not allowing the cuitl-
yator teeth to come nearer the plants
than the edge of the mulch. Where no
mulch is used the cultivation may be
carried little closer 10 the plants, bnt
II should be very shallow, and at no
time should deep cultivation be prac
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1907-07-04
Day County Teachers Institute.
Tho to~chsvs ~ ~ corcx~ -

Inc UcucioLs VI Lay county are again
assembled In their annual session Of the
Normal Institute. The conductor Of
the session Is Supt. w. A. Thompson,
OF Webster, and the instructors are
Prof. Charles Helberg, of Webster, Mis-
Anna J. Peterson. Of Duluth, and lin
the absence Of Prof. Best) Mrs. J. H.
Hetley. Of Webster.
Macy Of the faces prominent for
years in evey Day county teAcher's
meeting are absent this year. Among
these, three have taken up land across
the Missouri and it become necessary
for them 70 Be- ahsent; some have found
Il desirable TO attend for longer
period than two weeks and have taken
M the work In some Of the simmer
schools whose session lasts for six
weeks; few more have been missed
from the session for other reasons than
loss Of love for the school and school
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1907-07-04
LIMA BEANS.
In California Vines Are Not PoIed-A
Solid Field.

In California Vines Are Not PoIed-A
Solid Field.
The wedding and cultivation of lima
beans in California are at first done
with machinery called bean knives,
and when the vines have advanced too
far for this method hoeing by hand is
resorted TO. The bean is not poled, and
In about six weeks the plant has reach
ed dimensions which In many instances
cover up the line mark of the rows and
forms solid field of the most beauti-
full green, dotted with tiny white flow
ers. Where there are young walnut
orchards present the bean is planted in
between the rows of the young trees to
utilize the same soil.
One remarkable fact is that the lima
bean does not seem to deprive the soil
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1907-07-04
Notice for Bids.
July 4 W.

Notice il hereby given that sealed bids
will be received by the Webster Fire
Department at the office of the secretary
mp 10 and including July II, 1907, at 5
o'clock y. M, for the construction of a fire
hall according to the plans and speCitica.
tons now on file at the office of the seCre.
tary. Said bids TO lie accompanied by a
certified check for $4,000 a. evidence of
good faith by the bidder. The privilege
to reject any and all bids is reserved by
the Webster Fire Department,
Chas. III. Long,
Secretary Webster Fire Department.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1907-07-04
LIMA BEANS, BLOSSOMS AND PODS,

DhANo' DLoSSoMS AND FoDS.
OF its productive qualities. 1t can be
grown repeatedly on the same land.
Some fields here have carried the crop
for thirty years, says writer in Or
ange Judd Farmer. Irrigation is not
needed. The plant depends largely up
on the moisture of the warm soft fogs
prevalent here on the long, narrow
strip of coast land between the Santa
Ynez mountains and the Pacific.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1907-07-04
Chilean volc sno Elects Boiling Wate:
Ashes and Stones.

Santiago, Chile, July 1.-Valdivi"
dispatches report that Rinilahue VOL
cano, the crater of which is nov
larger, is ejecting huge columns OF
boiling water. which. together with
stones and ashes, have caused the
death OF fifteen Indian families and
many head of cattle.
A volcano which has appeared in q
Union district Of the province Of Ecf
diva STOPPED the course of the Papa
sum river with an immense stone
dam. An extensive lake soon formed,
the waters of which filed the valley
up to the crater. Soon after the water
began to boil and as 1t continued 10
rise its pressure swept the dam away,
inundating the neighboring country.
Everything living was killed. -Four
teen corpses have been found amon~
the steaming debris.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1907-07-04

New York, June 2s.--Counsel for
Harry X. Thaw have procured an or
der directing District Attorney Je-
rome to appear In the supreme court
and show cause why he should not
move the second trial Of Thaw at the
October term Of court. Thaw's flrst
trial on the charge OF killing Stanford
White extended over three months.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1907-07-04

Many rely on selecting their best
laying fowls by merely studying the
form, or, iD other words, they believe
that there IL Characteristic egg type.
Trap nest records seem to indicate
that this rule Is variable to some ex-
tent, at least. One should be able to
select by form with fair success, as It
has been noticed that hens with crow
heads-that Ia, long, peaxed heads--are
seldom good layers. The same is true
Of hens that are unusually long leg
Ded.-J. G. Halpin.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1907-07-04
summer Fsedina Of SHEEP,


The summer feeding of sheep is not
difficult. There is no other animal that
can be shifted from field to field In
summer to consume the weeds as can
sheep. When handled In this way, they
will keep the fence corners clean. To
what better use could you put your
weeds than to turn them into mutton?
inquiries a grower In New England
Homestead But do not overlook the
fact that they also enjoy and thrive
upon good grass. In order to keep q
large number on a small farm you
should have small fields and change
them often, for this gives them short,
tender grass, which they like best, and
also keeps them healthy by not allow
ing them to remain upon one pasture
too long.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1907-07-04
LITTLE INTEREST SHOWN.


. Manila, July 1.-The result Of reg
istration for the coming election has
proved Z disappointment. When the
books were closed only 1900 voters,
including 500 Americans. had regis
tered. The native leaders anticipated
that there would be about $4,000
voters. but the majority OF the men In
the great crowds which thronged the
booths upon the nrst day they were
opened apparently lost interest and
failed to quality.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1907-07-04
FRANCIS MURPHY DEAD.
Noted Apostle Of Temperance Expires
at Los Angeles.

Los Angeles. CAL, July 1.-Francis
Murphy. the noted apostle of temper
Ance, is dead. The end came peace
fully at the residence Of his daughter
In this city. whore for three weeks he
had been III. For more than q week
all hope Of recovery had been given
up and the one effort which the physi-
clans made was to sustain life until
members Of his family could reach
here from Tho East. The Immediate
cause Of death was diabetes.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1907-07-04
TEN ACRES BURNED OVER
Destructive Fire Wipes Out Many
Buildings at Blsbse, ArIx.

Bisbes. Asis.. Juno 2s.--Fire has de-
stroyed an area Of ten acres in the
residence and business sections OF
this city. Over 200 houses In the Sec
tion known a. Chihuahua hill were
burned. The IRE started from Z gas
oline explosion In the Colorado hotel.
Bisbee has about 10000 inhabitants
and 10 headquarters Of the Phelps
Dodge and other mining companies.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1907-07-04

This fine apple IL famous all over
the world, and 1t seems to do well in
all temperate chimes. Yet 1t does not
appear as often on fruit stands as the
larger, Shower and Indifferent flavored
kinds Of the Ben Davis order, remarks
Gardening. Possibly the fact Of Its
taking longer to come into bearing de-
tiers some Of the marketmen from
planting 1t, but that should be no rea-
son for keeping 1t out or the home gar
den, where II has all the attributes Of
first class variety.
New-York tribune., 1907-01-22
TRADE IN CHICAGO.
~ ,--r.,.~-.,b N The Tribune. ]

telegraph 70 lie iIlD"HS-I
l-,.,..zo Ian 21-Rulsh sentiment took posses
,a % the wheat market late in the day and
sharp rally in prices took place. The strength IN
coarse grains the expectation or good SIZED de-
crease in the visible supply. labor troubles IN
..,+,rs end heavy frosts ia Europe forming a
chain Of buish items. which had effect IN st1ulat-
a. . dsp,and from the shorts The close showed
gains Of asd TO I'D for wheat the Same Tor corn
and 1td 10 sd for oats The provisions all Ieft or
at a substantial advance
Tho nredicted cold wave did not get very far
south into the winter wheat country. so that the
doroape 81 was possible do was minimized. Bet
Ter tone 10 the oats and corn markets about the
middle of the day helped to inspire bulls IN wheat
with a little more courage. Near the end cash
v,baat AT Minneapolis shot up lc, ana The local
,ts toox fright and covered freely. Prices struck
for a higher level, with May 1sc sellers the last
a,,ototion compared with TIC Saturday July
closed al 777sc compared with TIC to IAc the end
OF last week -, ..,.. eo,
49, oo,Id he seen from the windows Of the ex-
change encouraged enough buying OF corn 10 DEins
the price Of May up 10 the leVel OF SATURDAY
1os,ne figures in the middle OF the session me
stronR tone OF the wheat market near inc end IN
n,red more buying Of and caused further
oHvance At the close May. after selling as hgh
as ssc closed at 45&4G451se compared Win 4o7so
saturday July closed 45Fs@46s4c. against 40'Ao Sat
urday. 40, -. ,... ..
ge, the better OF the early business in wheat ana
corp hut as soon as the others recovered lhe oe-
a Cor oats assumed activity and the mar
VET had a further advance The market became
49, oc,ive ana the demand improved. with May
1tnging ssesc at the close, compared with SSgSSso
stnrdav July closed at S5ssc. against S5ssc Sat
urday. - .,od s+-o,g+b as
- session advanced shorts covering freely as
,r,oes worked higher. May pork closed at SIG 62lA.
f., adyance OF l0c since Saturday. May lard closed
=. m an advance Of 7skc. and May ribs at 50 Is.
an advance OF SC.
New-York tribune., 1907-01-22

do 100 10 at Sc do. 81 II, at s.. l barnyard calf
McFherson & Co; "a veals 14O r at 50 so; do. lO5
10 at 81 80. 6 do. us n. at 81 25
Newton Co: l Pennsylvania veal. 2O n. at so so:
SHEEP AND LAMBS Receipts for days 4O'S
1891 head including 12lE for saushterers
2s market all the latter at Jersey city. with
prices: the Offering OF lambs included choice stock
and sellers held firm at the start for rather better hres
but there snap the trade, and. with rather
dragging market first about last weeks closing quota
ticns quality considered, the pens were not cleared
culls 81 So wethers IS 90; ordinary to
choice lambs at SO "a 70 Ss culls at So 70 $6 Dressed
l0h to 12lsc; country dressed hothouse lambs slow az
50 10 $11 per carcass
g. 100 ~ 4S do 70 NJ at 81 szi ~ do IS N. at
81 %: l41 DO 20 ro at 81 90; 81 do y n at 81 65 do
So ~ at st a. 81 SS 1'o DO g. 80 1 ~ at s. So D. 10 do 50 10 At
sheep 10 10 at 81 -; Sc do 10 n. 50 12i4 do
JOG H. at 81 do 100 NJ 50 80: II do e6 ~ So 2S
Judd Co: 21O lambs 30 n at Ss: as do 10
st 81 20 2o3 Buffalo do 40 10 81 ca; culs sheep
newton & Co: $50 Ohio lambs. So n. at 81 S73s:
IL Ohio sheep. l02 NJ, So -.
90 MePherson * Co: ?o7 state lambs 70 n. at 81 So;
. kerns Commission Company: 240 Buffalo lambs. SO
10 at 81 s2ls 200 Indiana yearlings IS 10. IS go
g go; a2 do los 10, at So so; do 1871 m. at
gS 81 state lambs. 66 N. at IS 75 Is state sheep
". r. Hume lis state lambs II no at 81 90; IL
SnEs. 20 10, at 70 so; state yeaIi Sc n. at
HoGs-Receipts for two days were 20 cars or
Prices were firm and higher following an advance at
Bunalo Good light New York State hogs sold at
were steady at 81 lOc per N for medium and light
at 81 25 per 100 10 l rough sSO lb al ss 25
Iohin shannon; ls state hogs. 1so N. at 81 20
New-York tribune., 1907-01-22
Foreclosure Sales.

SUPREME COURT. COUNTY OF NEW YORK. THE
- Greenwich Savings Bank. Plaintiff against Edward
Fowler substituted Trustee under the last VIII
Testament OF Jane Ferguson deceased and others. De-
fendants
In pursuance OF Judgment ot foreeloS1rs and SALE
made and entered in the above entitled action and
bearing date day December 1905 T. the
undersigned, the Referee said Judgment named. viii
pubic auction. the Exchange Salesrooul,
14-16 Vessy the BoroUgh OF Manhattan. City
New York the 29th day OF January. 1901, at ~
noon that day by Joseph p Day, AUctiOuser
directed by said Judgment be sold. and
described a follows:
parcel OF land situate
ing being in the Twentieth Ward OF the City
York known by the street number hundred and
niaety-two G92) now known as number three hundred
and twentytwol West Twenty-sevenrh street IN sz4a
CITY bounded and follows that Is 70 saw
Beginning a point the sOutherly side OF
distant hundred and fifty
soUthwestery corner OF Twenty-Seventh
Eighth avenue, and running thence sOutherly
parallel with the Eighth and through
OF wall ninety-eight feet
the centre line OF the block thence westerly and
parallel with Twentysevsnth street. and along the said
line twenty-five feet thence northery parallel
with the Eighth avenue. ninety-eight feet and nns
inches the southerly line OF Twentsavsnth street.
easterly along the said souhery line OF
beginning.
dated New York, January sth 1907.
9. MORRILL, BANNER, Referee
q. Dewitt Attorney for PLAINTIFF, No. s.
street Borough OF Manhattan. New York City, n p
The following diagram % the property to sold
It's No. is 80 West 9th street;
New-York tribune., 1907-01-22
OTHER MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.

head Market for best strong TO 1Oc higher: others
steady; common TO prime S4dS7 3O:, cows.
81 as! 75 hsifers 81 so 9$5 bulls. s2 Z5a:4 So
HoGs-Reeeipts about 80. 600 head. Market 10 15c
higher Prime shipping hogs. Sc 6O@$6 s5 choice
ssqss 5o bulk Of sales. So 55gss so SHEEP Re
cepts about $4,000 head Market strong 10c highes
SHEEP ssas6 as yearlings 81 sOGSs So lambs. IS IS
East Buffalo. Jan 1.-CATTLE-Receipts 42OO
head; market active at 1Oc to l5c higher: prime
8 5o heifers 81 5ods5 %; cows. ssgs45 50; bulls
s8Q$s 60; stocEors and feeders S3Rs4 So; stock
heifers So 5O9s3 fresh and springers Sc 20 sS
per head lower at Slsqs52 VEALS-Iseetpts, 50 500
head market active and steady 50 250S9 So HOGS
Receipts 10000 head; market active at Zoe ESQ
higher; heavy IS sQ6s6 95 mixed Sc 95 0sT Workers..
81; pigs: s. 2S To1ghs Ss 1OaSs 25; stags 81 500
IS 20. SHEEP AND LAMBS-Recefpts. 1,4OO head
market active; sheep steady; lambs and ysarlings
higher lambs $50 S. yearlings se 50@S6 65 wethers.
s525
New-York tribune., 1907-01-22
Financial.
Financial.
g - . r 8
The BOO m
r I III l 7 Y

Trinity, the most attractive on the Boston Stock
Exchange strong and steady day at IS and closed
at that hgure could have made it any ffyeight
seconds but if any of thousands of
orders from people all America who buy
have not yet bought who buy until has been
explained TO them why brokers have the money
In hand before they fill their orders would agree
with me that duty is to hold the price of TRINITY if
can. at fair figure-low enough to buy at advana-
geousy and high enough to sell protably-rather
TO jump to Co. 20 100 thus buyers
TO obtain all the profits
suppose that by this time every State Street Yeping
Hound and all the greeneyed Wall Street Heel Snappers
have awakened what hem the jealousy
cork pated idiots will get sympathy
When said Buy Butte at q it is going to 1OO BUY
Trimountan at 10 it going to 1907 BUY Copper Range
10 it is going 100" the scrambled into the
market place yelled Liar. proceeded stake their
Butte Trmountan and Copper Range to be worthless fake
frauds Yet after these mongre eyed barriers stood by
Butte go 130, TrimOuntan 125 Copper Range
100, and all three established permanent per cent
Investments when they stood by and the public make
S50O00000 of legitimate profits because Of my adj
when they stood by and that this grateful public
would word against the worlds and invest their
savings advised they proceeded to beat their nated
mentaies against the bricksfor which they will receive.
said, the sympathy they deserve
New-York tribune., 1907-01-22

shippers ss 75Qss so: common, SIS s5@ss s. CATTLE
steady: fair 20 good shippers 50 so IS sOi
S2QS2 as. SHEEP strong 81 so Gs2 55; lambs
steady al 50 5OQss
Kansas city Jan 2l.-CATTLE-Receipts. 1900
head Including 200 Southerns market steady 10 loo
higher TOP. Sc 90; choice export and dressed beef
fed So 759s5 u.s. stoekers and feeders So 25G
s4 so; Southern steers IS 5O0S5 25; Southern
Sc @s3 u.s. native So 2S s5 native hsitsrs
IS So bulls So 10 9s4 calves. SIS 25 81 IS HOGS
Teeeipts 5000 head: market 10o higher: top s6 IS:
bulk OF sales. s6 5OQ Qss sO heavy So 81 = s6 s5
hackers So 50TS8 IS; pigs and light, IS Sc QS6 55.
sHEEP-Reeeipts 5000 head: market strong; lambs.
sed yearlings IS T5s6 Western fed sheep 81 so o
IS is; stoc GERS and fesdera - 5GtGT6
New-York tribune., 1907-01-22
Musical Instruction.
MISS IDA MAY BUTLER
VOCAL. TEACHER. EXPONENT OF
RAFFAELLO DE LA MARCAS

. DvERTIsEMENTs AND SUBSCRIPTIONS for Ths
N Tribune received az their Uptown Once. ne lsss
m Sdvertfsemsnts received at the foIowtng branch
oraces at regular ONCE rates until oeloek p n vss
s Ss Fast 14th St s57 West AID St between tth and
ot6 263 West 125th 1883 Sd ave. octVeen
Ssth and 7Tth sts 1925 50 ave. near sst 81 LES Is,
80 raar Sath 81: lsI East 1gSth ST lso Iremoni
ave-. $50 ga ave, 51st sts 65s ID AVA sis
Bleecksr
New-York tribune., 1907-01-22
Financial.

Just now and here will call the attention of the public
to coming events
Presently they will themselves in the midst of the
greatest Copper the world has 1t is here
upon necessary last week to halt 1t in order
discipline certain group of rather forward individuals
contemplated action calculated to interfere with
"Ordained" plans They have been disciplined and the
public will head dzzng prices During this boom
public to keep lead soes their footwear
and tested microscope either hand they will surely
take on their great loss and dscom
fort
While yet in its nception-and it has not
yet taken public get badly hurt in any
good Copper provided he shuns margin for what he
buys eschews "stop orders
all the coming high prices say that there will be
more profit in Trinity above 40 than in any other good
safe Copper.
All ALL advise all investors to stick to Trinity and
all daring spectators Amalgamatedyes. you caught
the name Alright During the coming boom speculator
should make money Amagamated than on any
other Copper-hat is will probably he able to land
quick polntsbut in the event of things happening
overnight, he will be taking chances.
In Trinity barring n slump the price of the metal,
should make difference what happens earthquakes,
pancs any the thousand and market mishaps-
and the who buys and pays for Trinity
repeat-As President of the Trinity Copper Company
and as individual advise, unqualifedy the purchase
of Trinity stock at any price under $50 per share
New-York tribune., 1907-01-22
srArEMENr o. NoN.MEMsER eANKs.

-rba weekly statement Of averages of the banks
., New York City, Brooklyn, Jersey City Hoooken
- =. steten Island which are not members Of the
- v,,l, Clearing House Association, but which
, .,,-o,,sb some OF the members. is as follows
Jan. 70. Jan IL Changes
Loans discoun .,a4 ,75 100 2ss Inc sa1ss
ana ny ~, . $50 100 26T23Op Dec 1900
SlrouIauon 149 2ss 700 142 66S 100 Dec. 2s3 800
Deposits " h
Gearing House - .o- en- - GAO ooo Osc OAK AoO
lo'o'''S"'
Deposits Wit
hanks and trust ,,o,oo ,ne ON Dec 9ea 400
companies sHN<'S' ''@''-
Legal tenders and 80, ooo G ,os ,oo Dec a17 ON
bank notes 53S. 600
Specie .------.-.. o'oi0'''
-., ss1, ,79s. 600 $50 952. 500 Deosi.15 800
,,..or,o reGIired 80 81 175 35G42N0 Dec 1850
o.e.,, . ss773I75 s2,ss9.425 Inc Si'"SS'1oO
New-York tribune., 1907-01-22
Financial.
Financial.
We Offer at 100 and Interest
$1,5OO,OOO
Sierra Madre land q Lumber Co,

First Mortgage Gold go Sinking Fund Bonds
AUTHORIZED ISSUE ssOOOOOo
Dated Dec 1905 Maturing Sealy Annually
inclusive After Dec 1915. outstanding
call 40
Interest payable June 1 md at
KNICKERBoCKER TRUST CO.. YORK Trustee
SINKING FUND $3.50 paid
CONTRACT with the Copper provides year
k prices The profit annually
would
the required $OCCO bonds annually beginning 1911.
NET EARNINGS beginning January
1907 at SOOoO times the
BONDS ARE FIRST MORTGAGE 25OOO square
OF Chihuahua
der Area
under ownership the
ESTIMATED AMOUNT THIS TRACT 1sOoooooooo
eighteen Dnon)
rect So4OOOOOO
valuation Is of tand
marketed, estimated $360000000
ARRANGEMENTS ARE BEING PERFECTED HANDLING OVER
OOOOOOOO FEET lumber of
built to
properly and all production
Company produce,
New Mexico
WE WILL FURNISH CIRCULAR giving w.
and showing location and railroads
Mer Dillon approve the ISSUE
AT ONCE TO INSURE CHOICE OF MATURITIES.
New-York tribune., 1907-01-22

A DVERTIsEMENTS AND SUBSCRIPTIONS for Ths
~ Tribune received their Uptown Once. No 1854
Broadway between seth and sIth s,s until oeloeS
ofees at regular once rates until o'clock m. viz
Ofces regular once rates until o'clock p via
254 sth cor. esd ST; 153 6th ave, 18th
90 East 18th 257 West aga ST. between Ith and
Sth 963 West 195th ST.; 133s Sd ave. between
Tsth and 77th sts; 1925 Sd 61st HOS Is
ave. seth st: Isl East 125th ST I56 fremont
ave.; $50 Sd ave. near 51st St; S54 Sd ave; 2io
BIeecker st.
New-York tribune., 1907-01-22

The approximate the Hen or charge szsy
which abova described property Is 10 be sold. &s
IS 547OsS with interest thereon from the 18th day %
November 1906 together with costs and allowances
amounting S5 a. together with the Of ts
sale The approximate OF the taxes,
and water other liens 10 be allowed q
purchaser OF the purchase paid BY ths
Referee. S3S9.T1. and interest.
Dated. New York. January Sth. 1907
s. MORRILL, BANNER. RsfeFee.
New-York tribune., 1907-01-22
Financial Meetings.

FIIIE ANNUAL MEETING OF THE STOCKHOLDERS
Il OF the Merritt and chapman Derrick and WreGk!ng
transaction OF such other business before
meeting will be held at the New York ONCE Of the
corporation No II Battery Place Borough OF Man
haitian city. County OF New York, Tuesday
afternoon, WILLIAM l. CHAPMAN.
Dated January Sth. 1907. Secretary.
PEOPLES GAS LIGHT AND COKE COMPANY
(Of ChicagO).
The Annual Meeting Of the Stockholders OF The
Peoples Gas Light & Coke Company will be held
Office OF the Company, IN Chicago. Adams Street and
Michigan Avenue on Monday morning.; February 11th.
1907 o'clock The transfer books Will close. IN
with the bylaws. the close of business
Saturday January 18th 1907 and will reopen
day morning. February 18th. 1907. at 10 o'clock
GEORGE o. KNAPP, President
TTyHE ANNUAL. MEETING OF THE STOCKHOLD-
the S NJ. Robins Company viii be held at 81
OF Manhattan, the first Tuesday IN
February next at o'clock P NJ election OF
Trustees and for such other business properly
before the meeting
RALPH II. ROBINS. Secretary.
Dated January 18th. 1907
New-York tribune., 1907-01-22

A ADVERTISEMENTS AND SUBSCRIPTIONS for This
"a Tribune received at their Uptown once No 1859
D. m Advertisements received at the following branch
Offices regular ONCE rates until O'Clock D viz
254 sth ave 23d St 80 9Th ave. cor 18th
st 90 East I4th 42d St. between 7th and
nth 1925 Sd 6lst 81: 1TOs 1st
seth lST East l25th So 1855 fremont
ave: Sd slst st 654 Sd ave; 2lo
gt