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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-03-14
DUST WORRIES CRAVEN.
SAYS Nothing about SnOrc RemoUal
in Annual Report.

Dust is EcrrFsng Street Cleaning Commissioner
--sven greatly. but he appears To think that the
,ost said about removal the better. for there
!. -. = word about II I'm his annual report which
-.s rublished in fun YESTERDAY in The City Rec
- To clean the streets. he says he must have
- least LAS more men and drivers. When he
- tbes4 men, he SAYS. he viii have receptac les
rlsoed about al frequent intervals in which they
a. store The dust they collect.
E7A saws too that the Ciyi' Service Commission
a., not supplying him with cartmen Of sufficient ia
.eUigence lie saws that most Of them are incom-
a.eIt and arc causing the city much damage To
- -ar ,tlo arc Intelligent enough "a sqfhr~, ashes
E. asks PERMISSION 10 have an examination of his
new st,le n dump Is asked for by The com
missioner which viii 90 away with the Did style
with SIS overhan2lng hoard ana dlscharRe IRON
ne tail 81 cart 10 the deck of the scow seven TO
Etvle 'in dry weather ashes 9r ruhblsh shooting
.troueh The air for seventeen feet and beng Will
moved ht o ,a,, a ,,rsii2 caU9e coIs
ershie nuisance" ON the new dump the fan would
Re he IN distance II would cost $4,000 Thirty
scous 40 feet long should be built. he SAYS.
TIC commissioner admits the collection of ashes
has been had, bur saws il is not the first time the
city has been in this or worse condition Tic Is
]sste rubbish. instead of mixing il with the ashes.
1s Scan ashes can he more cheaply handled.
m ia T,isl.cart problem tie commissioner saws
hat the solution VIII be found i'm furnishing mar
kets In The centre Of pushcart districts The pres
ert use 81 the pUshcarts makes necessary the en-
ployment Of nearly 80 per cent more SWeepers on
he East Side than would be needed under normal
c. s Dunphe, tie snow inspector also makes a
-er0rt on tho work done last year. when Major
TTcoaf11ry was the head Of the department The
total cost of removal last winter S.62,olS for
sPs removal Of ~ inches from 4OS miles of streets
S-he average price p cubic ward for removed
Fvo-7 1875 TO lq01-'02 SIS cents while the
asrare rom 10000 to ls05-'O6 was 1911 cents
Pedestrians plodded cheerfullv through foot
50 a slash and waded through the rivers filling
the streets yesterday. for the heavy downfall Of
rain promised that the streets might become pass
ohle In a lav For the first tnR IN many
Srees The pavement Of some of the uptown streets
was eNposed. The rain made the going sloppy.
MT the hope of clean streets which II inspired
made Il bearable. and even welcome.
Plv Edwards. the football PLAYER deputy.
came Gown 10 the office early, and dashed about
through tie East Side streets most or the day.
watching tle work Of snow removal. lie covered
afternoon and. had his automobile NOT got mired
two Jlree times, might have covered more.
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Old GOLD AID SILVER.

OLD GOLD AssD SILVER.
GOLD, silver and precious stones,
,-.,esnt a. highest market value; made
70 ilew articles or eNchange for new lew
- q japanese goods a. b. T. TeppeT'z
--.loLg 10 West 8lst Ct, basement.
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RAILROADS
&E| JERSEY CENTRAL,

Uusu4 WallVA4 1-LA 4 n r. L.
Time shown below Is from Liberty ST. Aa-
except as noted By Designating marks.
PHILADELPHIA TWO-HOUR TRAIN (
EVERY HOUR on THE HOUR
1-4@4S. t.S0. E3.O0. mss.uU. $50. ssCo>
st4GO0 <l1.ON. I-S0s msl1.0o. $3.50.
4-90. ~-ecs sS.o0. ~4.lV. l-o.oos a.SI~
m,@9@ eco ss.e1 600. pl0So 2. -.
BALTIMORE AND WA6HINGTON-xsl 50.
go $50 !-l@O0 f'12oo. '&0. f.-AosA
LAKEWooD AND LAKEHURsr-aaoo,
p "a. 16iA SSna sSs $50 B a. 80 y 81 80
ATLANTIC C4TX-'S.so A NJ. z1.O0s ka.Ao
Long BRANCH. AsBURY PARK. OCEAN,
Sa69 s.aSs 1ISS A '0 IA A's s2i345. AF i5o~
60 IS. $50. asa. i12Ol. Sundays. exCsos
ocean Grove. zs.Go. Zoo A. "a e.o2 $50
Tine tables giving trains 10 DAsToN
BETHLEHEM. ALLENTOWN. MAuC3
CHUNK. WILkESBARRE, SCRANLCS.i
READING. HARRISBURG. FOITSVII. r-z-
W1LLIAMsPORT and al Othzr points can
se obtained :, a. shs foiloNinx oftiess: LOS
Q Astor House. 245. asa. 800. 1854 Blo4d-
way, 1e2 9Th Az. Isl stu Az, Is Union.
Square West. 27sS 90 Az. 200 West 1lata
ST. ~ Columbus Az. New York; 4 CoLrs
Brooklyn; $50 Broadway, WILLIAMSBURG.
New York Transfer CO. calls Tor ana ansoxs
baggage % Destination.
sPaGlorS c1 Ti SIlS eSsj 7' i
sundays xSaturdays only zAsn~r1y 81.
only 1Dininz car sundays. dining cAs.
daily. From West Twenty~-eAlre strset--.
s12 % a.. $50 2. "a. 31&.t0 y, ~
<S ~ & AZ SEs f1SS ? III VIC HOPE
viss-PTss 8 Gen. Slyr Cen. PssSs 1s q
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BaNKROOK so A45, 4S3 n The Union -olTne
Savings Institution is missing. Any per
con having a claim 20 81 is hereby called
upon 20 present the same within ten days
or Submit 10 having said passbook Cancelled
and new one issued
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WORK WANTED.
Male

DRAUGHTsMAN. "A customed 70 check
ing and computing on machine and steel
framing construction. \. T.. +. $50 West
18th ri.
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AT LAKEWOOD. y. J.

select family hotel. single rooms $40 70 500 doubs
ooms $40 $40 weekly steam electric light baths
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WORK WANTED.
NfaIa


Male
AMERicAN; young; good all around; nrrt
class noorlayeri would prefer 10 reserve
nights for studies reasonable II STEADY
Christensen. care OF zennegy, % East
18th 81.
BAk ER--F1rst foreman; bread ana rolls
and Vienna ana French bread. Pntter-
son. 1906 Avenue A.
BARREEPFsR. or dow1,oU, cafe:
good reference. Byrnes. 270 lst ave.
BLACKSMITH AND PIPE BENDER
care 81 Mrs Locke. No. S15 T3leeclser 81 d,
EOOkk EEPlR. - Good clerical position
ans here IN United States or POSSESSIONS;
~ references i. J. Hambiin. 2l2 West
fElih 81
BOY. IS. wishes 10 learn a trade. William
sfcNsmeo. 40 lst ave.
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OACTIMAS.-Single: highly recommended;
thoroughly reliable in every respect: New
York and Newport references. John. Box
All. Tribune Uptown once. 1864 Broadway.
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~ -. us i.ssEAlESTs ana subscriptions for
Cav ss-Drno received a. their Uptown
1li 49, 1864 Broadway. between eGth
tssr,.-.aa tts. nnil! ? o'ciock p. M. AdVer-
rfr,. - received o. the following branch
n regular Office rates until 3 O'Clock
~ f.h - - 80 ave. q. q. cor. 28d a.:
"a w. - cor. l2th st.; % East 18th g.:
- ~, 80 -, between 9Th and slh 8ves
fo1h - .<3a1 e.. 1898 "a ave, he; r7een
8 7T6s - efr.; 1928 - ave. near 6lsf
A>--a = y, &c. near 18th o.. ~ East
- ~ fremont ave. go 81 ava.
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ADVERTISEMENTS and subscription. for
The Tribune received az their Uptown
once No 1854 Broadway. between Seth
and 37th SITS. until 8 o'clock p. m. Adver-
Offices az regular Office rates until o'clOca
D. m. viz: 2b4 Sth ave-. s. e. cor. 28d st.s
i63 9Th ave. Ger. 18th ST.. % East l4th ST.;
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Nfediterranean Service

From Bremen Piers. 50 q 4th sts., Foboken.
NORTH GERMAN LLOYD TRAVELLERS
CHECKS 6 1OD ALL OVER THE WORLD.
louis H Never 1O1G Walnut s. Phila.
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DOMESTIC SITUATIONS WANTED.
MALI

MALI.
COACHMAS. Single: highly vacormended:
thor0uzhly reliable in every respect: New
York and Newport references. John Box
All, Tribune Uptown Once. 1864 Broadway.
cOACHNgAN.-By very neat. tidy. smooth
faced Swede; speaks good English: very
careful ard reliable: viii be userul any
thing needed: reference the hest Charles
at Carpenters Bureau. 154 9th ave
FARMER or GARDENER.-sviss; thor
ouGhly experienced IN care OF private
place: reference from last employer. John
Foster. IL Franklin ave, Mount Vernon.
y. Y.
FARMER working Foremaul.-By Ger
man: married, three children; best refer
farming machinery. etc; wife hoard help.
poultry etc John. at Carpenters Bureau,
FARMER. Foreman: American; married.
one grown daughter; good worker; served
year at the businessl experienced all work;
horses, cattle and pigs; all stock. machin-
cry; excellent herdsInan; used 70 boarding
and handling help; successful with poultry.
strictly sober; best reference. now ready.
c, at Carpenters Bureau. l54 9th ave.
GARDENER-By German: single: good on
vegetables six years experience in this
country; understands care Of horses cows.
poultry. farming; can give references Box
10 Flushing.
GARDENER rIead).-Msrried. 40; thor
oughly experienced in all branches green
house and landscape work. eighteen years
last two places, best references. Gardener,
care OF tanitor 432 East 14th ST.
GARDENER.-Singl long experience IN
der glass and outdoor: flowers. fruit,
vegetables. etc. care Of gsutleman's place;
willing and oblig1ng; personal references
Gardener. Tribune Uptown ONCE, 1853
Broadway.
GARDENER tHead).-By German: single.
good greenhouse and outdoor man: gentle
mans first class place; hest references from
leading estates. Gardener. 116 East 10Th 81.
GARDENER superintendent: thor
ouEhIy experienced in management OF
country estate; greenhouses landscape and
construction work. succession OF vegetables
and rotation "a crops on farm. etc; good
manager or help; first class references;
state particulars. " Nye care OF Alex
Mcconnell. 81 9th ave.
GARDENER Good vegetable grower; quite
n florist; small greenhouse and the like;
strictly sober, can milk. F, at Carpenters
Bureau. 1874 9th ave.
GARDENER German. married: two
small children: fine vegetable grower.
dollhouse. glass Trainer. fruits. flowers.
lawn and general work; wants cottage; well
recommended. Walter. at Carpenters Blu
reau, 154 9th ave.
GARDENER. -Engiish; married, no fam
ily understands his calling thoroughly
open for engagement; expectation moderate.
Arthur. care Of Elliott & Sons. POI Full
ton st.
GARDENER. married man. on geutleman's
place; good references. lamont. 1443
Washington ave. Bronx.
GARDENER. COACHMAS 49, married;
on Eentlem2ns place, care 81 cows.
chickens. no objection to small farm. wife
do family laundry. Address Box %,
Monsey. y. y.
GARDENER--scotcn; married; two chill
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lost or STOLEN. -Banlhoolz 40. hos. $50
z Tie German Savings Bank IN the City
~ Aew YORK. corner 4th ave. and 18th ST.
ntned 70 Anna Schlech. All persons are
esltoned against negotiating the same. II
20 returned 20 the bank on the 2sth Gay
p March, 1906 duplicate viii be issued.
LOST. handbook No. Hl.I7o. Harlem
Eallr-r. IL.
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BAITINURE q OHIO r. r..

ROYAL BILE LINE TRAINS. ;
every other hour on The even hour" 4
10 BALTIMORE AND VgASaINl M
Leave New York City. 23d Sc. Lfc'Y az
WASHINGTON, SrDerA- 3l.Go nm 100 &naf
WASHINGTON, Diners $50 an 500 a1a II
WASHINGTON. Diner ESQ am 1000 a.,
WASHINGTON. Diner al-b0 am 14.oo u q
WASHINGTON, Rufet. 1.s0 pm 90 Pea
s''ROYALs LTD" Diner. 8 50 pm 400 pcs
WASHINGTON. Diner 5-b0p 900 ens
WASHINGTON BuGsts e.Go pm 400 0Ss
sDaily. h
Through Daily TrSlns 20 the West
leave New York City. ESD g. Ll1sy 81 Il
CHICAGO. EATI6HUR1s T.5o am 500 Ard
CHICAGO. COLUMBUS. fl.G0 am 400 d =
S..4LTsBGRG. CI-EvEL.p, $50 pm 200 pna
oPTITSBURG LIMIT De- $50 pm 100 a
GIN. 81. LOUIS.IIOUISV., 11-5O pm $50 aEa
IN. sI.LOCls. LOU1sVs $50 am 5000 A1s
Clk..ST. LOUIS. LOUISV.. $50 pm 6.o0 pm
Otcss. 245. asa. 1900 Broadway. 9 Astop
House. los Greenwich Sc, q Union sz1Azrs
W. Sol Grand ST.. ~. 2: S45 Fulton St.
Brooklyn; West 2Sd ST. ana Liberty Sc
After D m Sleeping Car Reservations
GnG fun Information regarding trains. etc.,
can be Obtained &C Bureau Of Informstio1.e
- d o.. r. r. ga 81. Terminal Pans
No Chelsea 2l&A
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YOUNG MAN, q. wishes position with
Eood reliable firm. whore he can advance
himself 70 travelling salesman, excellent
references. ". ktpp, S26 East 18TH 81
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.HANBURG-ANERICAN LINE.

SpeCltt passenger service
PLfMoCTH-CHERBOURG- HAMBURG
IS. s. DEUTSCHLAND
SAILS MARCH 18TH. A. NJ
superior accommodations at attractive rstes.
{tIAmerika. Mar q America APR. p
~%Biuecher- Apr. II Deutschland APR. 80
Grill Room. Gymnasium fPelm car
den SRitz-Carlton Restaurant Electric
Twin Screw Passenger Service.
TF-C,HERBOURE
Pretoria. Mar. 1TiWaIdersee- &c. Apr 3
Patricia. Mar. g BATAVIA APR. -
PENNSYLVANIA. Mar. SO! Pretoria. Apr. p
"Hamburg direct
Mediterranean Service.
TO R-NAPLES-GENOA
Hamburg ........ Mar 80, May 2. June ~
fsMoltke. Apr. %. May %. July 2
'HaS Grill Room HAS Gymnasium
TOURIST BUREAU
r r. Tickets. hotel accommodations and
general information about foreign travei.
Travellers checks good al over the World.
OFFICE. 81 BROADWAY, y. Y
Phone 1900 Rector Piers. Hoooksn-
AMERICAN LINE Sailing Bat At $50 e I, 4 y y
ACKNOWLEDGMENT SOUTHAMPTON
NEW YORK Mar. 16, Apr: -, May II June >
ST LOUIS. Mar. q. ApT. 20. May rs. June 10
PHILADEI.PHIA. Mar. go apr. ~, May =
CELTIC go 9O4 tonsl.-- Apr. Q. noon; May
RED STAR LINE p {F0H N Fer
NEW YORK-DOVER-A
VADERIAAND- Mar Il, S:30AAf a pr 13. May II
FINLAND. Mar. o. noon: Apr. -. May Is
ICELAND. Mar. 30 80 A NJ. Apr. %. May %
KROONLAND. Apr s. noon; May 4. June
WHITE STAR LINE From Per
NEW YORK-Q' SSTOWN - LIVERPOOL
MAJESTIC. Mar 90 10 A M.:Apr. II. May IS
CEDRIC. Mar p. II 80 A NJ Apr lB. May II
OCEANIC. Mar p, P NJ: Apr 243 PM
TEUTONIC- APP. 3. 10 A. NJ. . May /. 10 An
BALTIC. Apr 10. 4 P. n; May S. June "a
PLYMoCTH-CBER'G sOUTHAMPT'N.
CELTIC --......-. Apr. 9, noon; May 4
LADklAIIC May p. June -
I = IONlC-.- -..-..... May - June -
! JeE-A-N - concurrence June .. July s
NH - 4 IL. June L. July ~
New, q. 600 tons; has Elevator.
Gymnasium. Turkish Baths and Band
ITO TO MEDITERRANEAN ,I va
FROM NEW YORK
CRETIC- Mar. 30. noon: MAY O. June -
REPUBLIC. .-.-.. APR. 20. 10 A NJ.
FROM BOSTON
REPUBLIC. Mar. 10. mn. ROMANO. Apr -
CANOPIC. ..-. Apr. 10. $50 A N: May IS
PASSENGER OFFICE. Q BROADWAY.
Freight Office. Whitehall Bldg Battery Pl.
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IMFIIFH@

5s-.'r- 80 IN. Defsmore, Hammond. Yosf,
49, ii4lr ~ Chicago. each $40: cali
- ~ repairing. Gay, 1888 Madison ave.
49, f.liERs An makes nold. rented
fsr-t earhanged: reliable service
Co... - Nassau q. Teiephone $50
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Lackawanna Railroad.

Leave N T.. Barclay. ChTistophe-. ". $50
sl8
fe.oO A. N.-FOr BlnzhsrtUn ara Elr1lrsa.
s4o.co A. A.-F0r Buffalo, Chicago Gld So
Louis.
q. 90 2. Nice Hu-alo end Chicago.
fA.Oo =. M--F0F Scranton and Plymouth D
ete.16 p. NJ For Bu-aIo and CnlcskOs
ee-45 p. M.-FOF Buffalo. syrAsuEe. IthaE2s
400 A. A.-ChicaGo-6lesp-Tk Ole1 SIS
IA
T1ekcts Gt 1A9. a.. 49,. ls5S Eroa1gaysi
81 Y; $50 Fultoc 81 Brooklyn. s0&ilT.
fEEceDt sunday. 1Ls2Vss ChTiatoQhaz s.
GlO p. u. Wss<daTA
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PROF. SITUATIONS WAITED.
Female.

Female.
MIDDLE AGED. refined North Ce-man
lady, with fluent French and English. Is
anxious 10 find permanent position with
either elderly Invalid lady or gentleman. as
companion and housekeeper; or as roverness
in family with children. has the verv hest
references as to character and reliability:
open FOR position first week in Nav. Ad-
dress =. ". Box 90 Tribune once
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-03-14

SALESMAN young man. as expe-
rienced flower and feather salesman. sam
Forkish 21Tl2 Tth St
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-03-14

SALESMAN wants a line of fine skirts
west Of Chicago on commission basis: has
good established trade and best Of New
York references. Salesman, Box SO. Trib-
uns Office.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-03-14

YOUNG MAN. o. strong. willing. az any
thing. reference. r. Francis. 9i Var
lex ST
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-03-14

y T.. y. II. & HARTFORD r.. Ri
Trains depart from Grand Central 6tatien-
42d ST. and 9Th Ave. a. follows for -.
Boston via New London q FTov.-f4 s-gte
III 1000. SxI 'IG.O2 a. NJ. VI 81 GO.
q 1.0l. Il 500. - 500. g a-u-.|
sf12:00 p. NJ via Willimantic-ftssO l A.
NJ 1900 2. NJ via Spfd.-f 9:l& A. No
i12.OO. . 400, 100 p. n
Wor' ster & Fitch., via Putnam, 1a:tt p y
IakeviIe q, Eorf -ts.40 A NJ; w. p u
Ct Barrington StockbridEe. L1euox, Ftrte"
feid-T4.5a $50 a. NJ ana 70 81 = -
Ticket oflces ct cGrand Central stal.s1
and cI&5th St. also a. c2io l2N cldos
way. c25 Union Square. c1s2 Urn Ave-
c2s5 Columbus Ave. c649 Madison Ave-
clos W 18TH 81. 24eS Third Ava n
$50 B'way
sDaily fExcert sundayG qstops as i2,ta
St IStops a. f25th ST. SUNDAYS c1iYs
cParlor and Sleeping Car tlc<ets also.
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WORK WANTED.
EgaIA

OVEN BUILDER, experienced: work n
bakeries: can do ell repairing: steam
golfers. lining a speciality. Richter. 5t6 East
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lost -Rsugbook 40 467.s5l on Dry Dock
Savings Bank. Any person having claims
upon said book s. called upon 10 present
~ SAME 20 the hank within thirty days CT
ne said book viii be declared cancelled and
eNtnRaiEhed ana new one issued in lieu
thereof.
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PAINTER. PAPERHANGER.- Landlords.
estates city az country. day or contract.
Behrens. 2129 Sd ave.
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PAINTER. PAPER HANGER and VAR
NlSH ER-pay or Job; for landlords or
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-sosI or STOLEN. Bankbook 40. B85. PIP
z me German Savings Bank in the city
IL New York. corner 9Th ave. and lath St,
s-leo - John J. Mccarty. All persons are
-, - iiloned against negotiating the same. II
~ 5fiNfned 10 she hank on the 9TH Gay Of
49, la6'. duplicate VIII be issued.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-03-14

SPANISH PIANO PROFESSOR. graduated
from the best schools Of Spain. wishes to
have few more pupils. in Brooklyn or New
York; my Spanish method is easy and very
rapid for beginners, lessons n be given at
residence or at my studio. Luis Caro-. ia
East 10th St
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SEWING MACHINIsT as assistant 10 fore
man in large plant. experienced on ".
g. @ overlook chain glitch. " g. w hem
stitch. B. s, 432 ChaCncey St. Brooklyn.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-03-14

PLUMBER 0uniorl: good tobber. Edward
Conway. 2449 18th ave.
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RkNKPo0K No az. $50 ~ the Union Dime
Gs,-iops Institution IS missing. ANY per-
son having q claim 20 81 IS hereby called
upon 50 present the same within ten DAYS
suhmlt 10 having said passbook cancelled
and new one issued
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-03-14

PRIVATE SECRETARY By experienced
court reporter and law steuographer, as
private secretary; very best Of references as
10 ebility and integrity: salary S25- $40 per
week. Address P. s. Box 80. Tribune once.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1907-07-08

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Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1907-07-08
INCREASE RATE
OF INSURANCE

DENVER, Colo, July Sc. E. Rit-
tenhouse, state commissioner of in
surance, in a letter to l. I. Boak, head
consul of the Woodmen of the World,
(Pacifc jurisdiction), made public to-
day, calls attention to the fact that
during the past year the amount col
lected for benefits or the mortunary
fund was $76,S16 less than the benefits
paid to members.
Mr.. Rittenhouse also finds that an
insufficient sum of money is provided
for the expense of the order and that
there is an unjust discrimination in
rates charged for insurance, the rate
to new members being about twice
that which original members Of the or
ganization are paying.
The insurance commissioner finds
that the order is entirely solvent with
total of $1.401,95s on hand, most OF
which is in the reserve fund, but he
recommends that the order adopt with
out delay some method Of providing
first an adequate expense fund; Sec
ond, the elimination of unjust discrim-
nation and. third, adequate rates tc
protect the policy obligations.
The order has over 100000 members
quarter of whom reside in Colorado
THO recommendations of Mr.. Ritten.
house are concurred In by Mr.. Boak.
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Engineers Meet in Mexico.

CITY OF MEXICO, July S.-Nearly
200 members of the American Society
of Civil Engineers are gathered here
for the society's 39th annual meeting.
They come from all sections of the
United States, Canada and Mexico.
The meeting will continue about 10
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days the sessions being held In tbs
School of Mines in this city. A pro-
gram of unusual interest has been
prepared, and the speakers will ber
among the most noted civil engineers
of the world.
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COMMISSION
MAKES REPORT
Has Made World Wide Study
Of Municipal Owner"
ship Problems

NEW YORK, July S.-After an in
vestigation extending over nearly two
years and embracing many of the
principal cities both of the United
States and Great Britain, the National
Civic Federation commission on pub
lie ownership and operation has COM
pleted it's duties. The important and
interesting reports on labor conditions
are the first to be made public. There
are two reports on this subject, one by
Prof. John r. Commons of Wisconsin
university, and the other by ]. w. Sui
Ivan, editor of the Clothing Trades
Bulletin of New York. The report of
Prof. Commons, under the title of
Labor and Politics." is more favora-
BILE to municial ownership of public
utilities than is that of Mr.. Sullivan,
made under the general heading, The
Labor Report Mr.. Sullivan makes
caustic reference to political rotten
was conclusive in Syracuse, ALLIE
gheny and Wheeling. Prof. Commons,
on the other hand, holds that corrup-
ton under municipal control was no
greater than under private ownership.
The Committees Investigation.
The commission has made a most
exhaustive investigation Of public and
private operation of the four leading
public utilities, gas water, electric
| lighting and power and street rail-
ways, in all the cities visited, both in
| America and Great Britain. Fifteen
members of the investigating commit
tee sailed for Europe on May %, last
year, and returned to the United
States in August. Among the cities
visited abroad were Glasgow, Newcas-
tle-on-Tyne, London, Liverpool, Nor
witch, Manchester, Birmingham, Dub
lin, Leicester and Sheffield. Investiga-
tons in the United States were made
in Cleveland, Chicago, Philadelphia
| Wheeling, Detroit, Indianapolis, Rich
mond, Atlanta, South Norwalk, SYRIA
cuse, Allegheny. New Haven and Hart
ford. A staff of engineers, accountants
and statisticians, numbering over 20
of national reputation, were employed
to examine thoroughly every under
taking visited by the committee.