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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-03-10
Hitchcock Buys Barring.

LEXINGTON, KY, March a--Jule
Carson, who Ia now racing al Hot
Strings, has sold TO Thomas Hitceock,
year-old mare Baringn. by Orlando dam
Lake Breeze, for $4,000, and viii shin
her here. to Join Mr. Acknowledgment
BarIngo was a good winner as atwo-
hAy,F gone ri u. sn ssoss ti Il
the RolehpG Stakes. a y
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-03-10
The Pictures

Pictures of number of the leading
experts who Will be here are printed
to-day and others win be published
later. The view of the Doep Run
Hunt Club shows the shooting grounds
The picture opposite that, In which Mr.
German appears in the foreground
shows, from right 70 left, Lindley
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cap on live birds. He attends many |
tournaments during the year, and is
n welcome participant, as he has made |
himself Very popular by his ions"
talk. Whenever there is q crowd col
elected at these gatherings, it is sure to
be TON" that Is doing the most OF
the talking.
Elmer T.. Sllaner.
OF the well-known manager and sec
ret,ry OF the Interstate Association
little can be written that is new, for
all who have ever had any connection
| will, trap shooting are familiar with
! his history IL one could see him
| with his hat off 1T would he known
why he is noted as "Chief No Hair"
I but that does not signify that he 10
nowhere as Il manager of large
/ shooting affairs, for he has been tried
when the entry list ran UP to 500.
| lie may get ready for Just such
| number when he starts off the Greut
Southern Handicap here May Sth. 9th
| and 10th,
w. r. Crosby.
crosby has the longest straight run
record at targets, 419, made at Can
ton, Ohio, June li-15, 1905, He also
held the previous record, which was
$40 He led tie American team OF en-
l'erts that made II tour of Europe in
lo"l and defeated with ease the best
! shots abroad, Resides defeating tho
foreign exports in individual matches.
he led ais team in average, Some or
his records last season Were: Rensse-
lacr, Ind, 4li out of AGO; Menominee,
Mich,. 39l out of 800; Chicago, 50A out
, OF 600; Canton, Ohio, ASS out of 500
, Grand American handicap at Indian
apolis 29S out of 500; Modford. Ore,
t 3oA, out of 400 and at New London
Iowa, 500 out of COO His straight runs
last year wero 100, lol, los, 100, la6
4 l47, 162, 2ls, 2li, Ell, 2T1, als,
4 Others on List.
J, III. H. stevens better known Al
= Hank" is just from the Great Ca
madam Handicap whore he won fresl
a laurels by breeslng 2l9 out OF 220 tar
' gets. The conditions were miserabi
n as the Temperatures was below acrc
Z, with ground covered with snow. Stev
ems will make his debut to a Souther
audience at this meet
>. Two nopula experts who have sic
4 nfc,, their Intention OF attending ar
!, u. III. Storr and n. Haze Keller. Bot
aht ct well and no one has more friend
than they,
Ed Banks accompanied the Amer
OF can team across the pond" and wo
h@' laurols with his good shooting, \
~ sippt " WY p'p'"t"N"Ns 49, NN'Hl''~
u without Ed.
or Mrs viii *. Park, gun editor {
.er Sporting I.Ifc. one of the most note
tie OF the women experts, and Annie Oal
IS. ley. another famous woman crack she
TO win lo,h be present AZ the R!chmoi
ef- tournament
ps The Pictures,
Ve, Pictures of number Of the lealdl,
ma experts who Will be here are print
~ TO day and others win be PUBLISH
In later, The view of the Deep RI
un. Hunt Club shows the shooting grounl
to The picture opposite that, In which \
Who German appears IN the foregrou
ldi- shows, from right 10 left Lindl'
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DEEP Run B|DERs
on STIFF COURSE
CONTINUED from First Page,)
Mitchell of Montclair, N. j.; Misses
Helen Mellwnine. of washing ton, y,

O.; Page Royal, Nora i-angho,ne.
Irene Stokes, Roberta Smith, Roberta
Trigg, Miss Thorps, OF Montcair, N.
H.; Miss Adamson, Of l3on Air. and
Messrs, Thomas Scott, Madison Scott,
Mack Yurbrough a, Brainard, w. II.
Parrish a. B. Aiisop, -, II. Grundy.
n. G, H. Jennifer, u. s. Forbes and Dr..
>. A. White.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1907-03-28
NOTICE,

Notice is hereby given that the assess
rnent Of the taX levied by the CITY Coun-
Ell of Salt Lake CITY Utah. by ordinance
passed March II. lo07.upon the property
ahuttinE upuu the west side OF lots 10
90 inclusive. block /, City Park suhdi-
vision Of block 81. pat &C" Salt Lake
CITY survey. for the purpose Of construct
ing cement sidewalk four (D feet wido
and four (iD inches thick on the ense
side OF Post street from the south curb
OF Fifth SCuth street 10 the north curb
oC sixth South street. in sidewalk dis
trict No. FL Is completed.
That the Board OF Equalization and
Revl6w appointed by the City Council for
rha; purpose. will meet ut the office of
the City Recorder. room 100 city and
county building, on Monday April |, 1901.
and continue in session until Friday,
Aprll .. 1907, between the hours cf $3.50
and 4:3Q p. m. and viii hear and con-
slider any objections and make correc-
ton of any tax which said board may
deem unequal or unjust,
That during said time, between tho
hours OF a. m. and y. m. said list
will bc <pen 10 public inspection at to
office Of the City Recorder, room 100 c9y
and county building. Salt Lake City.
Utah,
By order Of the city Council. dated
March is. 1907. j. b. MORETON.
City Recorder.
Sidewalk Extension NO. Ia
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-.,p,aGEs LICENSES


- certach and Eliza Dartsehi'
saly salt Of 5-p Provo and Sarah L. Har-
q g'0yy'.A y .AudeIIn Of Richfield and Ar
~ CO. ., s'9.ss' ISSnsS0''om and Annie ii0'-
ssth oiiriIrSon o. fiS and Dorotha-Wilson'
RSnaITiroff RgnaI rof ogden and Mabel Nc
: q { Hsl'ddfy Hesodfrey of Murray and Lucy
srsih 4 Hopkins and Elizabeth ses'er'
q KarOSTr;jjll an Kills OF Rlverton and Ethel
d b %S!aiSins z! pia and Nina colourn' both
,LHIIsfd Lasf,d and Eta IIalvcrson' both
-, Ida.
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OCEAN STEAMSHIPS
~~~~~~--~~
CANADIAN PACIFIC

NEN-NtNIIAAN' I7AVIF To
"EMPRESS' Line OF the Atlantic.
Nothing better afioat than our new ex
press steamers. Empress OF Britain and
Empress OF Ireland G4.500 tons). Que
bee TO Liverpool III six days less .han
four days at sea. Superior avcommoGa- :
tion available. Comfort. elegance and
safety Send for illustrlI "a booklet and
sailing list. c. L. benjamin. general
agent, 232 S Clark St, Chicago.
ALLAN LINE OCEAN STEAMSHIPS
Liverpool, Glasgow, London. Hayre,
New steamers Victorian and Nirginian.
triple screw turbine engines, and Tunisi-
an, Corsican and Ionian twin screws.
Remember. our sailinGs are weekly from
Montreal. passing down the picturesque
st. Lawrence river by daylight. Accom-
modations unsurpassed, Rates. Saloon
$50 and upward; second cabin, $40 and
upward. One class cabin steamers. $40
and upward. Allan & Co, ia jackson
boul. Chicago.
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':ASf TO BUY A SECONDHAND
.1elal Casn Register FOR spot cash
p'A VIZ. fl162
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DIED..

-rc.. A. T4o Jordan avenue, this
|rzhh-m.b o. 1907, of heart disease
d NATL ~ born June 20, 1885,
y !, h'a r,neral services Friday at
|1rsah!. ,be funeral chapel of Joseph
b iIpn, iIT,r,or 2lS South West Temple
,En Ids are invited 10 attend.
p a, CITY cemetery.
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rnNERAL NOTICES

r,oeral of Lcta Wade. infant
~ ~ /. A. Wade. will be held
'n,s, Dc March 2Sth. from their resi-
''ep'N 'North Second West, at : p, m.
~ THO funeral services Of DR..
D, e1, chile, aged 81 years. viii bo
". ,Ss residence. la p street,
iua March 2s. 1907. Mt $3.50 p. m.
'e,, q, Mt. Olivet cemetery.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1907-03-28
AUCTION SALES

FIGURE WITH US BEFORE BUYING
your household goods elsewhere. Most
complete stock OF second hand goods in
the city; 800 heaters. cook stoves and
ranges at bottom prices. Western FuIni-
turc Co. ~ State ST, stove repairs Tor
any old stove. dli3i
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1907-03-28

|Nf FURNITURE. STOVES, CAR
sic Phone Bell 1896, Ind, 22o5.
Furniture Co 1874
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1907-03-28

ACCORDION PLEATTNG
ACCORDION SUNBURST AND SIDE
pleating and pinlirg. Mrs. Jennens. sos
T. 9rd South. Bell phone 295G-K,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1907-03-28
AFTORMRYS
SAFES

4. or tnss SECONDHAND. CASH.
: Tor thn the' Sorenscn- Stout Co. sole
m o. ln,,,o!d o!d rc!iable Halls sufcs,"
'afe Stora '.1ons. OHice /. X. T.,
WIZ tS E. I'd South. All
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nsT PRICE PAID FOR METALS.
botties, hides, pelts, bcesWox. etc.
4<hsnd machinery, Great Western
y. Co.. Inc. 330-2i0 So. lst West
.iEi. Bell 2439-Z hl119
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1907-03-28
1rT FLOWERS

-r1TMgNTs AND ToMBSToNES
- crock TO SELECT FROM. r.
.-sIe Display yards. 422 S. State.
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PAINTER AND PAPER HANGER
a. COLILS. PAINTER. PAPER HANG
er and kalsominer: 26i Baltimore ave
Ind. phone l030-i rings. Wi4I
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<lhG AND IRONING CURTAINS
nss at home. also plain sewing. 265
.ih f. jl16
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WALL PAPER CLEANED

~~~-~~~~~~-~>~>~~~--~~~-~~-~-
NATIONAL HOUSE CLEANING CON-
pany SO L lst South, Phones 0IS
1856. ol969
WAII, PAPER CLEANING; BEST OF
work, best OF prices, best of references;
all guaranteed Eberts Wall Paper Co.
No 81 Main st. h232T
WALL. PAPER CLEANED. BUTTE PA
per Cleaning Co. Leave orders Smith
Drug Co Both phones 1860. h632
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1n,rERAL DIRECTORS

~ gAIL. UNDERTAKEN AND
.r "a 225 S. West Temple: phones
almri' v492
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HOUSE CLEANING
MASSAGE

MRS s STEPHENS. MAGNETIC
Healer, trcuts rheumatism. nervous
and chronic diseases. Room I. 2G3 Main.
20, D L
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ALL MAKES RENTED. REPAIRED.
exchanged. gold Utah Typewriter EN-
change Co, 81 w md South al565
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AER'S FOOT WHEEL. ADDRESS
Y Tribune. 1899
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DIVORCE SECURED SPEEDILY AND
without publicity; advice Tree. Broker.
Box 9i3, city. ji65
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NOTICE

~-~O~~-~~-~~~~~~~--~~-~-~~~~~
ON AND AFTER MARCH 20. 1907. T
win not be responsible for any debts
contracted by any one but myself. l.,
l.. BONDURANT jls5i
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1907-03-28
HAT FACTORY

HATS or ALL KINDS CLEANED.
blocked remodeled. lola So. MaiT.
Phone 51SS~G. ail31
SALE LAKE HAT FACTORY. - EAST
1st South. Phone iSTl-X. Hats clean
cd and rctrimmed. bll3S
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1907-03-28
LANDSCAPE GARDENING

WE KNOW AND WE 10 AL OF TT.
Byhouwcf Co. Bell Zone l5io-I,
i2lTO
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1907-03-28
KEY FITTING

EXPERT LOCK AND SAFE REPAIR
inG. Carter's. S25 $. w. Temple ST.
Gcil phone l1dsS SSH
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FUR MANUFACTURER & DEALER.

HIGHEST FRICES PAID FOR RAW
flrs. game heads and WILD animals.
Expert tayidermist. II. Stencil Fur Co.
~ u. Era So. Ind. Fone no. !6o' JlaI'
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WASATCH LODGE NO i, T. AND a.
M.-Masonlc hall, second Friday each
month. Members or sister lodges and
1ourning brethren in good standing In
ylted Samuel c. Park, w. NJ; "A. j.
Lowe, Secretary.
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LYNDS CHAPTER NO. /,
Order Eastern Star. Ma
sonic Temple. Stated
meetings first Friday each
month. Visiting mem bers
will receive a cordial well
come. Amelia King. w,
M: Mary c. Wright. Sec
retary.
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NEW. MODERN. UP-TO-DATE,
MACHINERY

-~---~@~~~~~~@<N~N@-<-->"-
AIR COAlpRESSORS. ENGINES. BOIL
ers. HOSTS. and 800 tons 56-los rails.
]. w SVEN 33G S, 3rd West. b230I
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R ARGENTA LODGE NO 3, e.
&c, and \, M.---AI Masonic Tenn
TA,5T pic. corner Second East and
w First South streets. first Tues
day OF each month. Members OF
sister lodges and sojournirS brethren In
yiteG. Frederick II. Keeler, w NJ; Moses
G. Phillips. Secretary.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1907-03-28
WANTED

n md BOARD WITH PRIVATE
IN ior three adults and child two
4 al. mus, he reasonable; refer
Address r %. Tribune,
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CASH REGISTER.


NATIONAL. CASH REGISTER. OoCAE
C,rosbell. sales agent. 22l Main street
Expert cash register repairing. Second
hard registers always ln stock. nl5S0
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Ell ISAL&F TEMPLE. \. a. O. n. NJ. g.
Regular sessions held at Masoaic Tenn
pie. corner Second East and First South,
the third Wednesday OF each month, So
journing mobiles invited to attend.
S D. EVANS. Potentate.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-06-11
FOR FIELD GLASS THEFT,
Too Boys Who Tried to Pa7cn L. s..
Property Held for Trial.

Joseph Vigorito Of No Jos Pavard street and
James Lggiardro, OF No. 81 James street who were
arrested on Friday for trying 10 dispose OF fed
glasses bearing the mark OF the United States
Signal Service, in pawnshop in Catharine street.
were Reid in the Essex Market court Yesterday for
trial on charge Of grand larceny. The detectives
VINO c2ade the arrest say that ViEorto came into
the pa"nShop where they and asked the pro
prietor to let him have IS on the glasses. on ex-
aiming them the government mark was found
The detectives according 10 their own story.
asked the boy where he got them and [-iporito
SAID he received them from his brother James and
that the latter told him get the money from the
paWnshop. In the mean time Detective Lee saw, =
boy waiting outside. This was Lisgiardro who
i-l'-l.'tl mar re was with klgo.to. but did not
know where he had got the glasses on further
r.. y "t.s learned that Nsoriro obtained
IL JAe ON Ward as a flasher" IT is understood
sad that he did not know how he would ert The
money unless he pawaed pair Of glasses which
eD,.fe,4 20 me man Nigorito accepted the 900 Of
When The boys appeared before Magistrate 1yahle
among Them The 6fh Ward man -i -I W II li.e ,l]e
TOO much Interference in il already
Warder had been in court he said mat me o'n
was e 4 Ws TO me He was right in lere. then
/! "a gao II can be found where the bows Oh
FsTber Stasses. ms IS a very serious matter
ChlTch, appeared in court yesterday in he.9if 80
- ~ DGSs Al ms parish house. No g Oliver street
-'s-; 81 - eIggFIlo mas been member - his
Is-Isi TOY several years, and he does nor bsiey-o
Wien he tried TO dispose OF the Held glasses 81 'iie
~ e, Earned Yesterday that the an from
duties were 10 go down to the various raCatr1,t5.
Could he ~ es "a q mouse or Tree where the finish
motions Of the hand TO each other until n rescl9{
Of The winner 10 persons he ha5 I o5 me
steo9 1bg he 70 net money Tor him II Is under
scheme IN the last three Yeas.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-06-11
ENTERPRISE BANK TRIAL.
Pittsburg ReoI Estate Han alleged
to Haze Abetted Cashier.
by Telegraph to The tribune

Pittsburg. June 10-Two serious charges
were brought out against Lemert s Cook a
real estate man, in his trial to-day for alleged
completely in wrecking the Enterprise Bank.
1t was charged that Cook had overdrawn his
account at the bank $63,17O - and that he is
indebted to the bank in that sum, Testimony
was introduced to show where he had placed
checks for $4,000. $4,000 and smaller amounts
as well as notes when his account was over
drawn.
The more serious testimony, however. showed
that Cook assisted Cashier Clark 10 re-hypoth-
ecate securities left at the Enterprise Bank
for collateral on loans a transaction in which
Cook sought to borrow $500 on fifteen shares
of stock and three Arkansas water bonds be-
longing D L. Patterson. Of this city, was
shown by officials of the Guarantee Title aud
Trust Company. where Cook sought TO make
the loan, and through the ce-presldent OF the
Duquesne Bank, who asked TO transfer the
stock from Patterson TO the trust company.
Patterson telephOned to the DuqueSne Bank
fifteen minutes before the demand was made
for a transfer not TO honor power of attorney
he had given to Clark. The receivers said they
had no record of the shares at the Enterprise
Bank and that they could not find the securi-
ties.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-06-11
BEATEN AND ROBBED
Italians Alleged Assailants Arrested, but
Booty Not Recovered.

An Italian named Antonio Micoslsi. who had
made fortune in the Cobalt mines Of Ontario was
"aylaid' beaten and robbed OF $50 in cash ana a
Hotel Transatlantic. ar No 1896 West street ,rI,o
ho!d-up occurred IN Morton street in n district
q kI.,. as The Farms" Micosis though soreIy
~ L-stu, ran 20 Patrolnan Bulman who was stand
l.6 OutS4e long line OF trucks and told him, ,js
s' 81 lie saw the men 90 into ii saloon
9ultlah was joined by Patrolman Bailey and t,e
Ihree went to saloon in West street near C'aarles
Lane, where Michael Lyons and Charles EeIson
IoHeSilofclneH were arrested. Mcosisi idrrrfAad
mem as two Of his assailans. They we're taken TO
lht ponce station While their past was being, mar
I1ttd, AaItin Lyons, younger brother OF Michael
entered epIg1 ana INJURED what his brother had been
third Of the party and he 100 was Iocl-a5 ~
LYONS and Nelson are said TO be Iongshoremen who
found on those arrested ''ot
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-06-11
DEATH RATE GOES UP.
Broncho- Pneumonia Claims Many Victims
Because of Unreasonable Weather.

The death rate went up last week in this city,
the uuseaaonabIe weather causing a marked in
crease in broncho-pueumonia victims, The total
number Of deaths was 1434. an increase Of 90 over
the previous days and Jump of l3i over
the corresponding week Of 1906. Commissioner Oar
ngton said this increase Is largely due to greater
population The increase OF ninety deaths over the
week ended June I was mainly IN broEcho-pneu-
rnonia and heart and Brght's disease, The death
rate for last week 17.46. against 1851 for 1896
Last weeks rate was 10 the previous week.
Heart disease caused 80 deaths. against ia for
the corresponding period in 1906; 60 cover the week
ended June 1. Rright's disease, is against JOG IN
the corresponding time for 1906 1T died Of hroncho
pneumonia. increase Of s. over the corresponding
period Of 1906.
The continued cool. unreasonable weather. said
Commissioner Darlington. responsible for the
large number Of brOuChO- pneumonia deaths
Bright's and heart disease. he said. We're in the
main caused by worry.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-06-11
Proposals.

OFFICE OF THE DEPARTMENT OF PARKS Ar
Building Fltth Avenue and SiNry-1r-l street
Borough OF Manhattan. The city OF New Nors-Ssalet
BIDS or Estimates Will be received BY the Park Bart
az the once Of the Department o. PARKS until
clock p Thursday. June 9th. 1906. Borough q
"Reminiscences No. S-FoF WCrk and Material
Tor the Installation OF ELECTRIC Equipment, ELs-
MATIC TUBES. IN tce New York Public Library. Asor
Tiden Foundations. Fifth Avenue and "a
streets security required Will be FIFTY THOU
SAND DOLLARS. The time allowed for d11g and com
pletnE work n this contract Will be three years
notice 70 begin work at the building has been se
viii be compared and the awarded at
lump aggregate Plans may be ard blank
forms obtained once % Department o
Parks Arsenal Central PARK Manhattan ard also AZ
the once Of the architects Carrere Hastings No y
Fortyrst street Manhattan. Fer further rartg-
lars The City Record.
MOSES HERMAN
President
JOSEPH 7 BERRY.
MICHAEL :. KENNEDY,
Commissioners o Parks
TNarat
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BODY OF AUTO VICTIM IDENTIFIED

The body OF the man kiiled bv an al,+o,,,oli,. =
the Jericho Turnpike on Saturday night was tder-
tihed Yesterday as that Of Daniel Stninger. 6ft,,
a German farm hand, employed by John IfeIna.
nacker' o. Floral Park Long Island COUNTY. ne
tectiVe tulte has learned that ry,o M, l.; =
;hatonnooIle similar 10 The one which killed SIN
1sei crossed the Long Island City ferrv on SafIIr
Manhattan. 80 'iiiN 'iIe machine IN
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-06-11

tHeTe add Acknowledgements
RESOLVED. That the results of the inquiry made BY
this Board the value OF the proposed fran
chise ana the adequacy OF the compensation proposed
specified and fully forth the ordinance ap-
proved by the 81 1903. amended by the
foregoing form Of for the consent TO
such mod flea ions alterations.
RESOLVED, That these Preamhes and resolutions IN
Guiding said resolution for the OF the CITY or
New York to the notifications and alterations as ap-
piled for by the New York city Interborough Railway
Company and the said form OF proposed contract for
the OF said franchise rSh containing said re-
suits Of such inquiry the shall be entered IN
the minutes OF this Board shall be published FOR at
the CITY Record twice during THE DAYS
Immediately prior 10 June II 1907 IN the North Side
News and New York Tribune two daily newspapers
designated by Mayor therefor and published in the
city OF New expense OF thu New York City
marlborough Railway Company together with tho FOL
lowing notice Wit:
Notice hereby given that the Board of Estimate
and Anportionmsnt before authorizing contract
FOR the % the city motif 7attons and
alterations Of the New York City Interior
ough Railway Company granted by ordinance approved
March 81 1903 and before conserving extension OF
time which complete twen-y-four miles Of double
nCao0s and being FULLY forth and contained
foregoing form 81 proposed contract for the
franchise before adopting
such will meeting % said Board 70 be
held OLA Council Chamber City Hall. Borough Of
Manhattan. City OF New York the 21st day OF June,
1907 1890 A NJ. hold a public hearing thereon at
which citizens shall be entitled TO appear and be heard
JOSEPH HAAG.
New York. May 10. 1907 Secretary
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SurYogateS' Notices.

NOOk, CHARLES Tn pursuance OF an order OF
~ Hon. Ahner Q. Thomas, Surrogate O. the Countv
OF York notice Is hereby given all persons having
claims against Charles r. Cook late OF the County -
deceased the win,
thereof to the subscribers. their place - ran
acting business. q the Office Edward Dino, 49,
NumScr 4OI Avenue in the Borough OF Ma nhattaI
OF New YORK, on Or before the eighteenth
Of September next
Dated New YORK, the first day March 1907
SARAH L. COOK
EDWARD DIMON RIRD
SHERMAN w br.FtVNis
HAROLD L. COOK
KNEVALS & PERRY
Sherman ". knevals IIaTold f. C,ol
Executors. Nassau OF MAJ IN
New York city
FLOYD & LEARY.
Attorneys t1r sarah E Cook. Executriv and t,5ra-,
Manhattan. New York City. 1e" 0l