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New-York tribune., 1907-12-27
WESTERN RATE FIGHT.
Erie's MOUe for Chicago Passenger
Traffic q Strategic Step.

The action OF the Erie Railroad Company in ask
ing for the privilege of canceling its rates in the
Chicago rate sheet, it said yesterday by rep
resentative of that road, for the purpose oc
enabling it to be in position to maintain its dlf-
ferentiaI OF 81 eastbound passenger business
from Chicago to New York The step is another
outcome of the disagreement with the Michigan
Central, which among the causes which led the
Erie few weeks ago to give notice that on Janu-
ary it would withdraw from membership in the
Central Passenger Association following which Its
rate eastbound emigrant business was cut to $40
The MICHIGAN Central. it will be remembered,
had for years insisted upon receiving dtferential
rate, and rather more than year ago the dispute
referred TO Lucius Tuttle president of the Bos
& Maine who decided that the road should be
allowed TO charge rate of Sl9 from Chicago TO
New York first class passenger business for
year. from February l. 1907. The Pennsylvania and
the New York Central charge 500. differential
rate SIS The opposition to a differental being
granted to the Michigan Central was based upon
the fact that that road connects at Buffalo with
the New York Central, which delivers Michigan
Central passengers in New York City, instead of
in Jersey City.
The Erie held that If the Michigan Central Is
permitted TO charge sl9 after February ! next the
Erie will charge ST. its differential being based
upon the Michigan Central rate, instead OF upon
the rate Of the Pennsylvania and the New YORK
Central. AS already noted the Erie has announced
no new rate and is Withdrawing its present rate
simply as q strategic step. It's new rate, which
will be decided upon when 1t is seen what inc
Michigan Centrars rate is to be- must be filed with
the Interstate Commerce Commission and will not
be effective until thirty days thereafter.
New-York tribune., 1907-12-27
CHICAGO GRAIN AND PROVISIONS.

Chicago, Dec. 26,-Wheat the local exchange
advanced than lc to-day because of fresh re-
ports of a scarcity of wheat in the Northwest. At
The close wheat for May delivery up 1hc. Corn
was up ssc. Oats were 1sc higher. Provisions
d shade to 212c higher
The wheat market was strong all day because of
the alleged small stocks in the spring wheat
try. Shorts active bidders. but offerings were
There was some buying by bulls who based their
action reports of the appearance of the Hessian
fly in Southern Kansas. The market closed strong
May opened a shade lower to Hc to asc higher, at
057s to ST 06A advanced to 81 072s 81 O71, and
closed at 81 OF to 81 0S. Clearances OF wheat and
-four were equal to 1006,000 bushels. Primary re-
ceipts 95SoO bushels against 5000 bushels on
the day last year. Minneapolis. Duluth and
Chicago reported receipt of 53s cars, against S62
cars last week and 63S year ago.
TIE feature Of the corn market the wide
huctuatton In the December delivery. Shorts were
active bidders for that option, and brought about
an advance of % over the close Of Tuesday. The
poor condition of the new crop was the chief
buliish influence. A large part of the gain
later realizing sales. Other deliveries were
strong, a result of the advance in December
The close firm. December sold between 57Ibc
and 59c and closed at SIC. May opened shade to
&c Ac higher at 5sc to 5sllc, advanced to 5sSs
and closed at 5S7sc to 5sc Local receipts were 34
cars, with of contract grade.
Liberal receipts offset in the oats market the ad-
vance IN wheat. The market firm for the
greater part of the day. May opened sc lower at
534c, advanced to $3.50 and closed at 532c. Local
receipts 252
Provisions opened weak because of a 10c decline
in live hogs, but the market rallied because of
the strength OF grain. AT the close May pork was
up PIC at sl3 07la. Lard a shade higher AT
81 171a to 81 so. Ribs 2lac higher at 81 G5
Estimated receipts for Tomorrow Wheat 70
cars: AS oats. $40 cars hogs &c. 600 head
New-York tribune., 1907-12-27
ON AMENDING r. T. LAW
n. T.. BIackmar, u. s. Counsel, to
Confer scith GoCernor.

Chairman WILCOX Of the Public Service Commits
sion and Abel 5. Blackrnar. its counsel will go
10 Albany this morning to discuss with Governor
Hughes the advisability of amendments to the
rapid transit act. One Of the points which they
viii consider VIII be the much-taIked-of amend
,nent Of the Elsberg law TO lengthen the term of
operation. which is fixed at twenty years with
a privilege Of twenty years renewal at a COM
pese revaluation. This term had been called SO
short to of all private capital from future
subway operations, and some civic organizations
have demanded the iensthening of the term.
There may come up also the question of amend
ing the laws governing the debt limit of New York
City - permit expenditures for future subways
TO be taken out Of the debt limit just as bonds for
the new water supply c1assed in the debt
limit Jt Is possible that these two questions NAV
be taken up by the Governor in his message TO
The Legislature General amendments to the pub
lie service law. which, except as to the section
governing the gas and electric lighting companies
will he minor. talked over when Governor
Hughes entertained the two commissions at dinner
recently.
The commission held a long executive session
yesterday. at which il talked over the perpIexing
problem Of the removal Of the New York Centrars
surface tracks the West Side Various proposi-
tions, including subway and an elevated line as
substitutes for these tracks. before the COM
mission One proposition is that the elevated line
facilitate the general handling Of freight along
the West Side. This is being considered carefully
with the others. No decision has been reached vet
Commissioner Erstis held a hearing yesterday on
a proposed order fer increase Of service on the
Third avenue elevated line Testimony of frspec-
tors for the commission TO the number trains
now being operated there taken.
New-York tribune., 1907-12-27
School Agency.
Citation.

hi Ese1 5 2 d IH se na G SW T2R& Br
", ANGEL individually and Executor Of the Last
sr, W dPd d,hH Ws Of Ey / and A1 5 sssfs G MAJ
line Perkins deceased; Mrs Frances AIger indivt-
ally and as next Of kin Of aary L p King deceased
of the goods chatteIs effects of Alice NJ Whitney.
a whitney and vincent j. Whitney. as next OF kin
Of Alice M whitney deceased: Bessie l. Dickson. as
Executrix Of the Last VIII and Testament Of Julia Q
Huntington. deceased William T. Schley. as Execu;or
Of the Last WIN and Testament Of Sarah c. ker.ss1
sole Legatee and Esxec1tEix of the Last VIII and Testt
Elxecutrfx OF the Last Will and Testament Harvey N
Perkins George " stiger and Abbott l. Nils
e Perkins: deceased: Oscar g Rathbun. william W.
Rathbun. Eva Z Hardy Ida n Virgins @ and Ereeericz
ment and kin Caroline e Perkins. deceased:
e Perkins deeeassd Anne F Sherwood Ottawa 1tsnas
Association corporation louise Stge Caronne Snles
and Harriet snyder as esaees un ier the Last VIII and
Testament Of Caroline F. Perkins deceased Gsorse F.
Of Azariah c; ANGEL. deceased Oliver A. kingsbury.
Tnent OF ANY j. Perkins deceased beneficiary and
Executrix the Las, VIII and Testament OF George r
Of kin Mary d King deceased. and and all other
next Of kin OF John PerSIns deceSed, Il any Enoss
digent inquiry be ascertained and 70 all person.
the County of New York. deceased egatees OF
otherwise send greeting You and each OF you are
Surrogate OF the County Of New York a. the
Records in the Counts Of New York, on the ian day
Of 3 Fe6FuaT or @ IS @ T be na and sher to attend judicial
settlement OF account OF proceedings Of Guaranty
wi and testament Of said deceased such Of
you as are hereby cited as are ur the age OF wen
if you have one. or If you have :ons 70 appar and
neglect or failure do guardian Will be appointed
by Surrogate to represent and act for you in the
In testimony whereof have caused the
SSTr95fo arfxed witness. Hon CHARLES H BECK
@ or be h 81 y S9r Of s in ts OIL
Lord One thousand nine hundred and seven
tseal cler pe Of efidit' the sarrosates 0 Court
New-York tribune., 1907-12-27
r, 7 TRAINS TAKEN orr.
Fifteen Discontinued and Schedules
of Others Changed.

A decrease of traffic was given as reasoi iol
the discontinuance of fifteen trains anu q
of schedule affecting forty-one trains on 'i' -
Island Railroad lines. Despite the protests VI 'i
,ror,ars from, the eastern section of Long Isiand
the railroad officials said yesterday that the tiiie
table which became effective on December O. "ouiu
have to be continued until business on tie man
and branch lines made it possible to operate TRANS
to Montauk Point, Sag Harbor and GreehpoI'' 'iio
eastern terminals OF the railroad. on the FORMER
schedule.
When the company posted It's notice to change
the time table number of complaints were inaue
by the regular patrons, who. under the ne" sss-
tenn are delayed from twenty minutes to nan an
hour in reaching Manhattan or returning 10 theii
homes. Where they formerly rode through 10 bohs
Island City on express trains which made no stops
between Jamaica and Brooklyn, they are now de-
layed while the train picks up passengers at the
less important stations which formerly had local
service.
New-York tribune., 1907-12-27
FAIL OF DERRICK FATAL.
Man Killed an accident ON Black
TeITs Island Bridge.

One man was killed and three others narrowly
ESCAPED the same fate when a big derrick on the
second section of the Queens approach to the
nezv Rla ckvell's Island Bridge collapsed and the
great timbers fell to the ground. Under the
direction of Thomas j. Foley. foreman, the der
rick had lust been set up Charles O'Neill ana
Frank Santo took their places at the base of
the monster, ready to pay out the cable which
lanes Mcdonald, who had climbed to the top of
the toorn was reeving through the pulley blocks
Suddenly one of stiff legs which act as sup
norris to the derrick broke. For second or two
the huge timbers swayed in the air. Then they
fell.
FoIey's shout of alarm reached O'Nein and
santo in time and they sprang out of harms
way. while Mcdonald, from his perch about
fftv feet above the ground, leaped clear of the
falling boom. landing in the soft ground be-
low Apparently he escaped unharned, but be-
fore he could recover from his fall the boom
struck a few feet away from him and the end
broke off This bounded into the air and hit
Mcdonald squarely the side of the face
burying his head in the earth. He killed
almost instantly.
Foley was arrested and paroled 10 await the
coroner's action.
New-York tribune., 1907-12-27
RESENT SANTA CLAUSS JOKELETS.
Sly Raps at Trustees and Others in Verona
Church Stir Congregation.

Verona, Dec. % tSpeciaD-verona is just too
angry for anything The people are simply siz-
zng and all over the candor Of Ralph North. a
member Of the Methodist Church
On Christmas night MIR. North acted the part
of Santa Claus ard in this character saw fit to
read some startling mIssiyes from the towns
people The first letter, purporting 70 be from the
uasto- of the church. the Rev Charles Z. Little.
criticised the members of the congregation. who
had been dilatory in providing new church. The
letter closed with appeal from the pastor for
new board of trustees. This letter had hardly been
read when the room fairly 'buzzed with the
marks Of these present The vexation mild,
however. to the indignation caused by Mr.. North
when he read two notes In epistle a
young woman member OF the church who had
recently rejected several suitors referred to
in remarkable phraseology Great Indignation has
been aroused among her friends. The whole affair
has caused lot Of talk in Verona, and Mr.. North.
it is said, VIII be called upon to make some ex-
PLANTATION of his conduct. Now the Verona chill
sdren wondering why Santa Claus is un-
popular
New-York tribune., 1907-12-27
PENNSYLVANIA REDUCES EAfhNsE0'
Curtails Train Service in Anticipation OF
Two-Cent Rate Bills ConstitutlonalIty
rRv Telegraph TO The Tribune

Pittsburg Dec 26-Actihg upon the pehel 'id'
the United States Supreme Court VIII deciaie co!i
stitutionaI the 2-cent fare rate the pennsylvania
Railroad, which practically has nohopoiy on 'Ho
beiness in this state has begun to reduce expenses
by curtailing train service.
The first move made yesterday Wnen 1orCy
local trains running out of Pittsburs We're taken
off for the day. Hereafter on holidays ana sun
days this number of trains will be discontinued
Commencing with the first of the year, the num-
her of regular local trains will be reduced. In
order that no serious results may follow. shoot-
err will follow the first train when occasion re-
Quiree.
1t is also reported here that the company VIII
compel all shop employees to take ten days va
cation each year, without ray. While these en-
ployes are off no others Will be added.
New-York tribune., 1907-12-27
SHIPPING NEWS.
Port of New York, THURSDAY, Dec. 26, 1907.

ARRIVED
steamer Clan Macarlane tBr Price crisooal to Deem,
1S? 1S45 T. i2 @ Barber Co. in ballast arrived at the Bar
CBr,. Cientuegos December 1s
70 Line. in ballast. Arrived at the Bar at
steamer Wells CITY tBr Newton Bristol December .
and swansea 5. to James Arkell & Co. with mdse Ar
Rs5sssss p:osssr a,a5 70
Tnaaa H. La Goay ~ sg POSte Som @ 4 i eiDH
mails and mdse Arriged at the Bar at s45 m
to E OuerbrIdge Co. with 46 passengers mails and
mass Arxed sS at the euBa a at Ha so ampico December IS
to the New York and Cuba Mail SIS Co. with mdse Ar
RsasSfe Sc 5 ,d y nd
"a to Funch Edye & Co. with mdse Arrived at
steamer GsInefa Bsisa Gibson Barry Pe:snsss to
R,nfs sSs S Tss,s IS
Busk Jevons. with coffee Arrived at the Bar at $50
Main C Gen & so Beds n Isat BsmGT. %
to e White a ns wh sRs Bar m
Desmbs4 u oerohs Co. and
steerage passengers. malls and mdse Arrived
P... aai15s II Rs'i~s,s
Steamer Momus. Boyd New orleans December 81. to
Passed in quarantine at $50
with mdse to Donald IS Co Passed in sandy HOOK
OH a No s m ssrs so s
Standard OIL Co. with OIL Passed In Quarantine at a12
Steamer Knuassn GSoI, RauIssn Tsmpico Decern-
lead copper bullion. Passed in Sandy Hook Lac
p m.
Steamers AIbanc Ger. Hamburg via Newpor, News:
Para etc Ma.anTas a TsmP,cG; Janestown
nbas 9 asd svan2ah La & Hsne CK Joseo 9r Co
cuneo icr,. Antonio: Baker tGer9 antonio
Jacksonville Alleghany tGer, lnagla Port-au-Prince
etc Iampasas. Galveston; Chesapeake Baltimore: Paw
nee Philadeipha.
New-York tribune., 1907-12-27
WALSH NOTION REFUSED
Court Interrupts Argument zcifh
.Scathing Remarks.

Chicago Dec 2s-Judge Anderson. In the oHi'eu
States District Court. to-day overruied inoto ~
take the case of John p. Walsh from the jury
John s. Miller acting for Mr.. Walsh deciafeo' n
,~at,i,, bis motion that the bylaws Of the bank
clearly provided that the president sho"iu De nS''
ager and controller of all its affairs
The evidence so far tends to show lheeii
Judge Anderson that the defendant at'efhp,eu - -
serve two masters and that is Always Il
thing TO do
But not crfminaI?" broke in MI Milier-
...,d tba bylaws of the bank and what they pro-
vjded make no difference" concluded the court
Nv Miller then entered upon his argument IN
which he declared that the government nau i"'ieu
10 prove that the various neihof7liu'iii
used by Walsh were fictitious
.,Of co,rse they were fictitious said Judge An
derson. They were clearly deceptive ana f'ei
time one of them was entered upon uie ' N
the bank if false entry.
Mr. Miller contended that the practice OF using
dunn notes had the sanction OIL the paiA
examiners. s-r,r.
..T 6or.t ca-e about that" said Judge Anderson;
..any controller or bank examiner who GOES tha'
conniyes at violations Of the law ana hesi ~ 10
duty Had the controller and bank examiners o0Ie
their duty the conditions the evidence leiihS -
show existed would not have gone as IiieS N' ~
this bank would have been closed up 'et0-' -
was
Regarding the investments in the various " 80 =.
euterprises, Mr.. Miller argued that the ueieiN :
was acting for the benefit of the bank. ne spose
specifically of the purchase OF receivers 0e va.
Gates and the investments in bonds OF the Len
tralia & Chester Railway
IF all this was done for the beneht OF inc pah
and not for himself" said Judge Anderson ho"
did it come that the officer got sl4VO'ep OIL lHe
s+oc, while ,be hank got the bonds? For the pur-
noses of illustration only 1 say this: IL sent
man out for me TO obtain securities and for the
purpose of protecting some debt that was OWING
TO me- and / got nothing but the bonds while ne
got s. 900 of the stock, he and "ouio nave Il
out right there and right away
Mr. Miller was finally interrupted by Judge An
derson, who said that it was unnecessary Tor the
attorney talk longer
From the evidence it does not appear wise 1or
me to decide this case myself" said Judge Ander-
son ct is useless for you to talk longer The
more YOU discuss this thing the worse it looks to
me. The motion is overruled."
New-York tribune., 1907-12-27
RAILROADS STRIKE VOTE SUNDAY.
Result Reached by the Brotherhoods To Be
Recorded Then.

The proposition Which the Brotherhood OF
Railroad Trainmen and the Order of Railroad Con-
ductors on sxty-fve railroads east of the Missis-
sppi have been voting. the vote to be recorded On
Sunday is as follows. it said yesterday:
"Wil the trainmen and conductors be willing to
support their officers in their demands to the ex-
tent of taking drastic measures 10 enforce them?'
A secret referendum vote on these demands has
been going on for several weeks. The demands are
for a readjustment of the wage scale. by which
there will be average advance in wages of 10
per cent. The members of the railroad brother
hoods have agreements with the railroads. some of
which are for specific term and some of which
have no time limit, but it is provided in all of them
that at thirty days notice be given by either
side IL the agreements are TO be terminated
changed even when those with time limit expire
New-York tribune., 1907-12-27
BRADY AND FLOWER MAY RETIRE.
Changes in Peoples Gas, Light and Coke
Company Rumored.

It was reported in special dispatch from Chi
cago yesterday that there were rumors in that
center of certain changes TO be made in the di-
rectorate of the Peoples Gaslight and Coke Com
pany at the annual meeting on February TO- There
was a strong intmation. the dispatch said that
Anthony y. Brady and A. r. Flower would retire
The dispatch said # was rumored c. X c. Bill
irgs would succeed Mr.. Brady chairman of the
board, and that he would probably name the two
new members who would represent strong eastern
interests not previously identified with the
pany. but who were heavy purchase Of the stock
during the recent liquidation
At the Offices Of Messrs. Brady and Flower, in
this city. yesterday, II said that nothing was
known of the rumored contemplated changes.
New-York tribune., 1907-12-27

C,UPREME COURT. COUNTY OF NEW YORK.
- George r. smith, Plaintiff. against Elizabeth
yUbeian Louis b wasserstrom Jacob Robbins. FToris
r Whittaker. Henry Johnson Martin Hunt Abraham
Sir,on Michael Nanara. Abraham Meyers. Edward
SnnIev Herman Buggeln. Patrick German. Patrick
DefenJants--Sumrnons-
TO above named Defendants
yoT, hereby summoned to answer the complaint
In this action. and serve copy OF your answer
.Sa nIaintirs within days
Of exclusive the Gay
vice and In case OF your failure appear
judgement will taken against by default. for the
yeIief demanded I'm the complaint.
Dated New York. December - 1907.
JOHN NJ. RIDER. Plaintiffs Attorney once and Post
office Cedar Street York
To 4he defendant Elizabeth wheian=
The foregoing summons Is served UPON you by publ
,atior O order OF Hon Charles II. Truax.
justice of the Supreme Court OF the State OF
TcrL dated December nth. 1907 and hIed with
complaint herein the Office OF the Clerk OF tire
County of New York. IN the County Court House. In
the Borough Manhattan. City Of New York the
Dated New York December 18th 1907
Holm NJ RIDER. PLAINTIFFS Attorney. Office and p o.
Address No Cedar ST. Borough OF Manhattan.
w.
New-York tribune., 1907-12-27
Notice of Summons.


SsUPREME COURT OF The STATE OF NEW YORK
- - F. Jonasson and Company. Plaintiff, Isaac
Cold sophia and Land Company c. OF EdenwaId.
Defendants desired ii the County OF New York
Summons with notice
To the above named Defendants:
summoned 10 answer the complaint IN
This action an to a OF n
within days after the
OF th, exclusive of the day OF service; and
OF failure answer Judgment will
be taken against default FOR the relief
In compiafnt-
mated December II. 1901
c-tI aSTFS POPE CALDWELL. Plaintiffs Attorney
One OGice Address. NO A. dvay.
city
To the Defendant Isaac Gold:
Notice hereby given that default
or within summons, Judgment bs
49, against the OF sI.I6I-15 with interest
f-on the I2th OF June. 1901. and with the
action
40 Broadway. New York CITY
r., Gold and Sophia Cold
Is served puhIfca-
.,o pursuant 10 order OF Honorable Charles H Truax
oF the Supreme Court State OF New dated
IIth day OF December. 1907. and fled com
the Office OF Clerk OF
Pntv Of New York. the Borough OF Manhattan City
of Nav York
VI r3ated New York. December L. 1907
CHARLES POPE CALDWELL
Attorney fOr the PaiatS.
New-York tribune., 1907-12-27
TO ENCOURAGE AUT0MOBIIING.
Motor Car Touring Society Incorporated
with Well Known Directors.

Albany, Dec. 26.-The Motor Car Touring So
ciety of the City Of New York, organized to en-
courage automobile tours, filed certificate Of
Incorporation with the Secretary of State to-
day. The directors include Stuyvesant Fish,
jr.; Orme Wilson and Albert E Gallatin, of
New York. Marshall r. Kernochan. of Pitts
field. Mass, and Percy r. Pyne, ID. of Prince
ton, ". J.
New-York tribune., 1907-12-27

Destination and steamer Close IN New York
Australia except West). New Zealand.
Samoan Islands. Fiji Islands and New
p E1UNoana a NH.... Dec 20. 800 p
Philippine Islands (via
FranciscoD-U transport. Jan i, 500 m
Corea China and Philip
pine Islands Cvia san Francisco)-Man- y ,oo
New Zealand. Australia Except Weso,
Samoan Islands and New Caledonia (via -
Jan u. 500
Japan China Philippine ISL
ands Vancouver and Victoria q @
Of China .....-....J Jan 10. 6:oV p m
New-York tribune., 1907-12-27

Plans have been filed with Buildings Supern-
tendent Murphy for a new twelve story commercial
building to be erected by Louis Sachs, as owner
at No. IS A West 2st st. 1t is to be 67.2 feet
front and S5 feet deep. with FACADE Of BRICK
trimmed wi. limestone and iron and ornamented
with bays, with meZzanine windows. 1t is to cost
100000 SchickeI & Ditmars are the architects
New-York tribune., 1907-12-27
STEAMERS AT FOREIGN PORTS.

Southampton. Dec 24-oceanic (BD. New York via
Plymouth and Cherbourg. 80
Havre pee %. 4 p MA Lorraine Fr, New York
Hull Dec 25-Idaho (Isr). New York.
Marseiies. Dec 22-Queensland (Erl. New York
Antwerp Dec 2i-American Dutch. New York
Naples. Dec 26-Slavonia (Er). New York.
81 Mchae1s Dec 28-Arcoa (Br) Hueva for New yo-l,.
(fSr), Hioso, etc. for New York '
Colastine Dec 20Mare Mcneil Ger. Buenos Ayres ,o-
New York
New-York tribune., 1907-12-27
SOUTHERN RAILWAYS CURTAILMENT
IBy Telegraph to The Tril

by Telegraph 70 The Tribune
Asheville N G.. Dec. 26-Followlng it's policy of
retrenchment and curtailment, the Southern Rail-
way will take off passenger trains next Sun
day few weeks ago half dozen dscon-
tinued and fully equal number is to be taken
off the first of the This will effect saving
Of between $1,000 and 5000 daily.
New-York tribune., 1907-12-27
- - Yesterday, is ex-

miles east Of sta Hon at I:lo +" ses>
TO dock m SATURDAY, , ,1s miles east
1sa Somnants which was reported as llIo t dock
os SsnGv Hook at 2 . II yesterday. Is eSpec'eu " ~
ABOUT ratic which reported South Wenee. scsS %
il ne eae4 of Sa, dy Hook at yesterday Is ApN
To dock about 1 to-day.
New-York tribune., 1907-12-27
MoHLeE WILL REMAIN WITH u. p

OMAHA Dec "a. A l. Moer. rice-presicent and
general manager Of the Union Pacific Railroad
Company. to-day denied positively a statement
that he is to leave the Union Pacific TO become
general manager Of the Southern Pacific
New-York tribune., 1907-12-27

1esth st It will have avenue frontage OF 900
feet and depth of 1lo2 feet. and viii nave ae-
comnnodations for forty families It is TO cost >l|''
ceo J. c. Cocker is the architect