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Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1908-06-05

Haley list 10. Is. United States land Office
HALEY Idaho. May -, 1905.
Notice T. hereby given that the Northern Pa
aihc railway company whose post Office addres.
Is st Paul Minnesota, has this l1th day OF
May 1905 hlfd 10 this Office IL application ~
select under The provisions ~ The Act 81 Con
grcss approved July !. 1898, on Stat. 90, n2Jl
The northeast quarter Of the southeast quarter
81 section - t52), and the northwest quart + y.
southwest quarter Of section tllrty three 40
10 tOanshlp i've 20 south OF range hiteen 10
east, containing eighty 80 acrcs.
Any and an persons claiming adversely the
lands described. or desiring iD object because
oi the mineral character Of the land or for any
other reason 20 tie disposal 10 applicant ,
should hle their aiildavits of protest in this
office on or before ihe Goth day 81 June i~a'
A. l. McMAHON, Register.
nav 2alnne p
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1908-06-05
EIGHTH GRADE WORK.
Site Examination Compulsory Be.
fore Sih Graders can Advance.

From she Office Of ihc county super
gatcn1cal. wc hase gathered Fome ln'
Sereaiirg faess concerning the work OF
ibe eighth grade pupils.sf the county.
Tbs law hss reeently been changed,
making L Imperative that every eighth
grade Student shall pass the state ex-
anination before entering the FIRST year
* sns high school ia the state.
Theas examinations fan entirely 70
ihc county saperln;eusiepis. and add
considerably % their routine work.
There bsys Yesn three examinat.ons
lsliin ilaeoln county this year March
April ans May = accommodate The
faaeafs 81 the schools having seven,
.eh, ~ u.aa months terms. una Mrs.
nsra hu put ia great deal o.
oseffiu the POST tao months grading
rapfs
Ths standard required 81 the state 10
5 hlsh ans general average Of p per
rat Niih NnImpn 81 not lfss ihan
~ aer cont 10 asg branch
Is Gbs county thefe aefe about ny
eeaafs. aad iae following namea
Nets seeeiul and received
eaa
School DISTRICT 81 Goofng kelle
moH
Dir nefham Gface Boyer
Aan Ctnshe SOFA Ners Cbadaieh
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1908-06-05
Estimate for l0OS-l9OO.

II was moved by R. J. Mcmahon and
seconded unanimously carried that the
following estimate be adopted as the
official estimate of appropriation Tor
the year of 19OS-l9O9 for the village OF
Shoshone, and that the estimate be
published as required by law IN the
shoshone Journal, as follows. to-wit
Outstanding debts. $1465 90
Electric lights streets lIOO.Oo
Salaries 125000
streets ard BRIDGES 300. 90
Revenue for said village Of Shoshone
for the fiscal year, 19O7-19O8 s3OO8.U
c. F. BORDEN, Chairman.
HAIRY w. ANDERSON, Clerk.
May l5-June II.
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1908-06-05
Notice.

Sealed bids Will be received by the Board OF
Trustees OF the Bellevue Public School, at
bellevue, Idaha up 70 and untilfour y o'clock
p an. June the goth, HOS. for the erection of "a
h,ur ID room addition 10 the public school Of
bellevue. according to the plans aud specihca'
tions prepared by wayland 4 FcnneA. arehi-
tpcts. Boise. Idaho. certified check IN the
sum 81 siuo. made payable TO NJ. H. Williams,
secretary must accompany all bids. The con
tractor must nse brick made a, Bellevue pro-
,lded that they can DC had as cheap AS OF
cheaper than they can hc laid down for from
the outside
The board reserves the right TO accept any
nr reject all bids submitted
Plans aud specifications can be seen at the
office o the Secretary, Reilcyue at the office OF
Wayland Il Fcuneil Architects or al the ofiee
at the shoshouc journal shoshouc
NJ H. WILLIAMS, Secretary,
NAV az igas Bellevue. Idaho.
first publication Way ea hast June H.
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Application for Patent.
Department Of the Interior,
United States Land Office.

United states Land once.
Haley. Idaho, April Is, 1908.
To Whom II May Concern:
Notice Is hereby given that the North
ern Pacific Railroad company has filed
in this office list Of lands situated in
the townships described below; and has
applied for patent for said lands; that
the list is open TO the public for inspec-
ton and a copy thereof by descriptive
subdivisions has been posted in con-
venient place in this Office, for the in
spection of all persons interested and
the public generally.
Within the next 80 days following the
date of this notice protests or contests
against the claim of the company to
any tract or subdivision within any sec
ton or part Of any section described IN
the list on the ground that the same
is more valuable for mineral than for
agricultural purposes will be received
aud noted for report to the general
land office at Washington, ID. G.
N. h. ltoF N. w. Sec. IS, TIP. 8
South of Range 10 East, BIN.
Lots 5 and Sec. 2, and lot | of See
II, Tp. z South of Range 10 East, BIN.
A. |. MCMAHON, Register.
FIRST publication April "a
Last publication June 10
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1908-06-05

Water for any Of the above described
lands under the Twia Falls North side
Lard & Water Compsny's canal or
The Idaho Irrigation Co. 5 canal may he
purchased for SO per acre. Il contract
ed for within one year from date OF
purchase.
Terms of sale are as follows On ali
lands selling for SO per acre or less,
one tenth Of the purchase price and FIRST
years interest on deferred payments,
cash on dsy 81 sale. the balance in
eighteen annual Instruments az six per
cent interest. on al lands selling for
more than $3.50 per acre. two tenths
Of thS purchase price and first years
interest on deferred payments cash on
dsy Of sale. the balance in sixteen an
naal installuents at six per cent. inter-
ess
By order q the State Board Of Land
n. /. cHuecn
Register.
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1908-06-05
ApDlsoN T. SMITH.
Secretary

The government, has leased Tor homc-
stead entry. approximately ~, O@'
aeres u land In Townships soyen, eight
ard nine oorfh. rsnKe thirty. thirsg-one
ard thirey two east, bands which had
been uitssraan from ensry ur,ier the
minld.ssa project ms lAnd Is released
fsam ihe preieet bu. tbs conditions and
dase Offs being thrown ofen for settle
nrni ard esitry are not yet announed
nay b expected thar the land ~ill
b. 0pen f9r settlers some time this fall.
a. Il 80 acfes from the i'oise payctte
psoiret released AZ the same time. will
- opene,. % September
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1908-06-05
Fourth of July Committees.

At a meeting of the Fourth of July
committee, Tuesday, it was decided to
celebrate Friday, Saturday and Sunday,
July 3, A and 5, instead of the 4th, 5th
and 9th, as before announced.
The following subcommittee We're
appointed:
Dance and music-W Hail Horne,
Fred F. Gwin and John T. Wittey.
Printing = E. A. Bowler, G. j. White,
and c. j. Lisle.
Transportation Fred W. Cooling.
Baseball-S. E. Todd, C. B. Morton
and w. Hail Horne.
Horse Racing m G.. Jensen, Frank
Millsaps, j. w. Bowman.
Parade Judge Fuller, T. M. Starrh,
E. A. Bowler.
Program at Court House Mrs. L. M.
Burnside, Paul S. Haddock, Mrs w.
Hail Horne.
General Sports j. R. Boutwell,, Bert
Bowler, John McFall.
Decorating andArrangement at Court
House-H. W. Anderson, Jerre Purdum
and L. w. Swope.
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1908-06-05
Nnllce for pnhIIcatlon.

4 Augusta Mcdonald OF Chicago, ILL.,. as
sirnr,, III fanny Boyce WhO made entry No ~
ma under the provisions of am act OF the legis'
iaturr ot the State % Idaho, commonly know
ns me Carey Act. approved March 2nd, ls'D'
which embrticcs lot Que section Five, town
shipiO 4 range 10 Y. b. nl aud \ r. IL OF sc.
~ and y l-2 nt s. r. a. of section p, OF town.
shine 4. of range 10 f. do hereby give notice OF
my Intention 20 make final proof To eslahiisn
my claim Ia the hand above described ana that
/ IN tect 20 prove that have resided ON, re-.
claimed and cultivated said hand as required
hy law before H. Williams at Twin FAILS,
fdaho. ON the oath of June i9tS, by two at the
foiioWinr witnesses. g. Cohuru, Y. l. Paul.
son. 3 ii Nichols, y. - Mormon, all of Twin
Falls, Idaho AUGUSTA McnoNALp'
may 2pJgue ~ hntty man
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1908-06-05
Notice Of Meeting OfRepublican
State Con venti0n.

Pursuant to the authority and by the
direction Of the Republican State Gem
trai~Commlttee. Republican State
Nominating Convention will convene at
the city o. Boise. State Of Idaho on
TUESDAY. the fret day Of September.
1873. at.ii O'Clock a. ns at which state
Convention Republican platform Of
principles will BE- announced, new
State Central Commute viii be elected,
and candidates will be- nominated for
1satics 81 the supreme Court. one mcin-
ter III Congress. ard State officers 10
e. voted for az the general election TO
a. held 90 ruceias. Noeembcrs, A. d.
iaos
The various counties 81 tho State are
eastled 90 delegate representation ia
this ceeYenlion as follows Ada "a
Hammock rs Bear iske "a. Bingham -.
isoise s. Benuer 10 Blaine 8 Canyon IS,
Cessis z. Custer 3 Elmore g. Fremont
ST. ldaho %. Koofcnai i3. Latah IS.
lineoln & Nes perce 2l. Lemhi s..
sfayhrg a Oncds - shoshanc 10.
Twin Falls I Washington q
The County Csntral Committees are
hereby scqaeslcd q pessee, an arrange
unts log primaries asd county som
sgosions ~ fhe seleetioa 0f delegates
a. sst state convention
1AMES 81 BRADY
Chairman.
ADDISON I. SMITH,
Secretary.
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1908-06-05
Nollcc for pnblIcalIon.

Department OF the Interior,
T.. S. Land Office az HALEY, Idaho,
May DEB. 1905.
Notice Is hereby given that Minnie a. Conk
liu ul Hagennan. Lincoln county, Idaho, WHO
on Mnrch 9th. 1901 made desert lind entry
No l737 for lots and y section n, township
south, range l3 east. Boise Meridian, has ille'
notilc OF intention 10 make final proof 20 es
tabli.h elnim t. the land above described be-
i0re Frank 4. Disney. United States commits
sioner at shoshone Idaho on the 25th day OF
June 1905
Claimant names as witnesses John r. schOo-
Ter. William "A clifford John H. ParrOtt and
Charles \. Dlmtush. all OF Hagerman Idaho.
A l. MCMAHOS, Register.
Nav f5- June 10
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1908-06-05
Notice for Publication.


FINAE PROOF.
Reynolds g. Caiilson OF Miner, Idaho, who
made entry No. "a under provisions 81 an net
OF the legislature Of the state OF Idaho, com.
monty known ~ the Carey Act approved
March b 1893 which embraces Lots ana and
the - Of NV, 81 Section !, Township 10 >,
Range 10 r., DO hereby give notice OF my
Intention to make final proof 70 establish my
claim to the land above described, and that !
expect 10 prove that have resided on, re-
claimed aud cultivated said land az required Dy
LAW before r. Is. Williams, representative Of
the State Land Board, ht Twin Falls. Idaho,
on the 9th day % June, 1908. by two Of tae fol
lowing witnesscs T.. w. Reynolds :. J TIT
man and Larry Hartford. al Of Miner, Idaho.
REYNOLDS y. CALLlSON. Eutrymau.
MAY ltune5
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1908-06-05
Notice odd sale oil Bonds.

Notice IS hereby given that the trustees OF
school District No. thirty of Lincoln County
Idaho will until two o'clock pm. Tuesday June
said county receive sealed bids Tor S2ll0 in Gu
non bonds OF $1,000 denomination for the first
Two $40 for the third cupon for the purpose OF
building "A school house The same to bear
interest not TO exceed five per centum per an
mum payable iu fifteen years from date OF is
sue and redeemablc any time after ten years.
Said bonds having been duly authorized by
said district at an election held March Is, 1905.
Trustees reserve the right 10 reject any and all
bids.
A. L. MONTGOMERY, Clerk.
Trustee School District No. 80
Lincoln County, Idaho
Dated Acequia Lincoln County Idaho, May l6,
1905
May % June u
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1908-06-05
Who Paws for the Drinks?

George Ashley was brought before
Squire Vretienburgh Monday on a
charge Of disturbing the peace and
pleading guilty was given ninety days
in the county bastile. OF course George
sas drunk at the time or nothing out
Of the way would have occurred. The
question naturally arises, who, in the
rorud 10. pays for the drinks?
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1908-06-05
BIG STATE LAND SALE.
large Acreage In Lincoln County
TO be Sold June 29.

Notice q hereby given that on Mon
dsy. June 18th. 1905. the following de-
scribed lands belonging % the state oi
idaho and situate n Lincoln county
Idaho. win be offered for sale At public
auction IN Gpoding. Lincoln County,
Idaho. at 10 O'Clock a. n. Of that day
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1908-06-05
Excursion to Pacific Coast.

Daily June lst to September 10th.
Ask agents for particulars.
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1908-06-05
Report OF the Financial Condition
OF the
JEROME STATE BANK, LTD

Located at Jerome. State Of idahn. at the
.l,,..' III busines. ON the tlth day of May. isNS.
KESOt kCkS
Loans aud discounts il& 10
,,,e.. 1861 u
mas. freni hanks e3i4 81
Cash ou hand $50 ~
Gcnersl Sponse. l,aiarics. stat'ry etc) ~ b
Total E0p OF
IINnlLiriEs
Capital stock paid ln SlVWn ~
Undivided profits ~
tbiert. check. iS 80
rot,i SiWS "a
state ai il8hp. VouuSN oi lincoln, -
II g. Chaplin. esshirr oi The above nNmei
hank DO sulliRuly swear that the ioregoins
.fatcuent Is truc 90 the best OF nay knowledge
e. HsCHArfN, Cashier.
D. q. MAcWArggRS.
D. p fgRHiSE
Directors
tNelarial ScAil 80
subscribed end .vofu ta before me ihis @ti'
clay 0i May. rsN
HAetNs N HcnLausvs. Notary fubiie
Nv content .-inn cNpi.c, september 9TH, sHii
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1908-06-05
Delinquent Tax List.

i9tIS.
May % June u
New-York tribune., 1908-12-20
RUFF TO KNOW SENTENCE DEC. "a.

San Francisco Dec Ie-The sentencing Of Abra-
ham Ruer. convicted of bribery, postponed by
Judge LAWYER to-day until the day before Christ
mas His attorneys made strong fight for con
rinuanCe until January 2
New-York tribune., 1908-12-20
PASCAL INSTITUTE ANNIVERSARY.
President Roosevelt, Governor Hughes and
Others Send Congratulations.

The tenth anniversary OF the opening Of the Pas
cal Institute School Of Domestic Arts and Science.
At No. 56 Lexington avenue, was attended by two
hundred friends and patrons Of the institution Let
ters of congra tuation were read from President
Roosevelt Governor Hughes, Bishop Greer. DR..
Charles H ParkhUrst and Dr. Howard Dudield-
President Roosevelt wrote:
wish 70 give my heaTJiest greeting to the Pas
cal Institute School Of Domestic Arts and Science
know your work and value il. l wish 1 could be
present 10 congratulate you in person
= feature Of the exercises was the presentation
Of American flags, made by young girls in the
school. for Presiaent-eIect Taft and Governor
Hughes Captain Larghorne, aid 10 General Wood
accepted the flag for Mr- Taft, and Colonel Tread
vel. military secretary TO Governor Hughes, rep
resented the Governor. Miss Margaret ?. Pascal,
executive secretary OF the school, presented the
flags.
During the last year the school has instructed
AS pupils more than one-haf Of whom received
free tuition
New-York tribune., 1908-12-20
NEW ROAD FOR J. j. HILL
Gets Control of the Colorado s
Southern RaiLzcay.

Control Of the Colorado & Southern Railway
Company, according to a report credited in excel
lent quarters, although lacking official condrma-
ton. is about pass tho Chicago, Burlington &
Quincy Railroad Company. transaction which VIII
give the Hill system it's line the Gulf Of
Mexico and TO the Southern cotton territory. The
price agreed upon is said to be on the basis OF 90
for the common stock. which closed in yesterday s
market at IS and has advanced to that figure from
q in February
The control Of the Colorado & Southern has been
since the spring of 1902 IN the hands Of Edwin Hav-
ley and his associates who obtained 1t through
purchases in the open market OF a majority OF the
voting trust certificates which then represented the
stock OF various classes. The control had prior TO
that time been lodged with q well known banking
house Of this city which understood to have
been surprised finding that the Hawley interests
had succeeded IN obtaining II.
The voting trust was terminated in the spring OF
1895. and soon thereafter the new owners began an
extension of the system from Fort Worth. Tex. TO
the gulf. at Galveston project which has since
then been carried out in the construction Of the
Trinity & Brazos Valley Railway, in which the
Colorado & Southern and the Rock Island own a
half interest each.
AT its northern end the Colorado & Southern con-
meets with the Burlington Denver and at
Cheyenne, thus practically connecting also with
the Northern Pacific, which the Burlington's line
reaches Billings. Mont In the last four years
there have been frequent rUors of the sale of the
Colorado Southern to Of the larger systems,
notably the Rock Island and the Union Pacific, and
the latest reJort that the St Paul might be the
purchaser. 1t has been long understood that Mr.
Hin was desirous OF Obtaining a Southern road for
establishing through line from the Pacific to the
Gulf in the acquisition Of the Burlington he
obtained tor the Great Northern and the Northern
Pacific direct line from Minneapolis and St Paul
70 Chicago and a connection with the Eastern
trunk lines; but the in the past have pretty
generally pointed to the Missouri Kansas & Texas
the road which he had in mind for that purpose.
It is probable that official announcement Of the
transfer Of control OF the Colorado Southern will
be made early this week The common. first and
second preferred stocks yesterday made net ad-
vances OF from to 3s points. and the Al per cent
bonds rose points 10 90 sales aggregating
nearly 500 900 par value.
New-York tribune., 1908-12-20
The Publ1 Exhibftion
Beginning "New Years Day

delivered within two years and on an unpaid nocs
aggreEale Sz-LI5 Transfer OF real estate worth
5000 Is alleged Frederick Dwight receiver ooLl-
cd in S2dU0 The assets stated al S4,JtN
IuvOluuLary-Agal Max Lelrer. dealer II paper,
d No. "A ID street, by Carter Ftlce & a.. 81
Boston and Two others Claims amount 20 80 y
Transfer of property alleged II The petlIl0l
InvOiuutary-Aga gaiusJ FIrrer s. Carey. vines ard
LIQUORS at No IS William street. by Victor Neil-
sIadrI and others with claims for s6-S Admission
OF insolvency alleged ELu Root IT. receiver.
bonded S1.O1J Liabilities, Sloc. assets said %
v6ICntary-VVITiarn Greeube-g. Of No l0S West
18TH street. Liabilities, 81 SS4 50. unsecured A.
ssrs persia property s-re~t a. 80
V0LIntary-Erank BOru1. importer and exporter
OF hats and shoes No y South William street
Liabilities. S65.-6- 81 N -vala5-e assets Claims
amount 10 E5-l6- sS, UIss-1ret- The Beaver Va
riouai Bauk. OF NO Ff Wall street IS a creditor
10 the amount rs S1.55- q. and Harriet r View
comb. oE Rochester. is another creditor 20 ths
amount OF So jG- s.
V,iLntary-Ca1I.s a Bornn- officer OF B0rrn
& CO. at Nc . South william street Liabilities,
ss3 Is2 S. No assets other than household goods.
worth 80 The petitioners Liabilities idenU-
cal with those given Ey Frank HOrnn- the head
vCIrTrra-v-C-or-ad DauieIsen. OF No. IS West
54rE street Liabilities SzZ5s No available assets
James y. Rosenberg was appointed receiver Tor
the EuZZiu- Equipment and Construction Company
No 81 20 $50 West ttL street Bond. S.1te He Is
authorized in his discretion 90 continue business
for twenty davs Liabilities. $1,000. and the valus
OF the assets consisting OF machinery accounts 8
receIvabIe and stock. Is stated 70 be approximately
< cC0
New-York tribune., 1908-12-20
HANGS HERSELF WITH HAIR RIBBON.
Woman Commits Suicide in Bellevue Psyche
pathic Ward.

Mrs Minnie Marcus. Of No. 14s Madison street.
committed suicide last night by hanging herself
with hair ribbon IN the psychopathic ward Of
Bellevue Hospital. The woman was still alive when
discovered by Drs. Gregory and Fleming while
making their rounds but she did not respond 70
treat atrent and died in few minutes.
Mrs Marcus was taken to Bellevue Hospital yes
terday afternoon by her husband. Nathan Marcus
who is 4 clothing deGlac. He said that for the last
three months she had been melancholy, and he
feared she would DO herself injury. The hus-
band and wife have been in this country four
years and have no children
New-York tribune., 1908-12-20
AGED WOMAN HELD AS sHoPLIFTER.
Police Say She Has Served Many Years in
Prison for Similar Offences.

A woman about sixty-nine years old. VINO al first
gave her Mary Wilson. OF No 70 west
l25th street but later admitted. the police say, that
she was Mary Busby. a well known shOplifteT, who
has served fourteen years in various prisons. was
arrested yesterday afternoon in a Sixth avenue de-
partrnent store. charged with the larceny OF mer-
chandise and silverwere valued AT t4s g.
The detectives who arrested her say the goods
were found in big false pocket, or, as the poice
call H. a shopnfter's bag under her skirt She
admitted the police say that she Mary Busby,
and seemed proud Of the fact that she figured in
former Inspector Byrness book and was known
him.
New-York tribune., 1908-12-20
LARoR,s rugERcuLosIs Mass MEETlNe

mass meeting under the auspices Of the Brook
lyn labor unions VIII be held the international
tuberculosis exhibition in the auditorium at the
Museum Of Natural History. Manhattan. this az
ternoon al ) o'clock. The speakers will be Dr.
Iirsv r. Williams chief OF clinics Of the medical
department Of the Vanderbilt Clinic. and John J.
Flynn Of the metal polishers' Union. trade par
-icuIarly Injurious 70 the lungs James Cunning
ham. president Of the Central Labor Union viii
rareside.
New-York tribune., 1908-12-20
REPORT ON STATE BANKS.
Resources Increase S34,819, 500 and
Deposits SGT, ,828 ,557.

Albany Dec. 19-An increase of 81. .s196es in re-
and SIS s2s5 557 in total deposits Of state
banks. from August 81 10 November q, report
ed to-day by the State Banking Department Two
hundred state banks reported to the department
that their resources on August 81 were s57s SS7 TO-
and on November 2 the same banks reported re-
sources Of s6l4. .707. The total deposits Au-
gust g. were $444 S56g73. against S41 $751; $50 on
November p.
The amount loaned on collateral was 1918 232 1872.
an increase OF Sl6551, 443; surplus, including IN
divided profits, market value 47,24o,s3l, an in
crease of s.. 1872 $50.
New-York tribune., 1908-12-20
BOSTON 81" FINANCIAL MOVES.

5rs---. Dec. -s-A1 issue II S. COO new stock
ty TIE Boston elevated road, for the construction
O -te Cambridge subway and the elevated road
f-r-l --= North Station 10 The West Boston Bridge
VsE z--C--ze6 to-day by rle Railroad Cormis-
siC- re stock VIII be sold al $40 Z share The
consent rf --e Railroad Commission was also given
n The action q -he stockholders II voting 70 re-
ducs -re authorized capital 10 the amount outstand-
ilE 81 s0 par value and also the vote increas-
t-E r. stock TO s. 80. .l00-
New-York tribune., 1908-12-20
POULTRY SHOW NEXT WEEK.

The New York Poultry. Pigeon and Pet Stock
Association will come the front again at Madi-
son Square Garden with It's showing or birds. pet
stock and a big array OF pigeons beginning on
Tuesday OF next week and lasting until the fol-
lowing Saturday II. Y. Crawford. the secretary
of the association. has more entries than usual.
and the big Garden will be hlled
The Atlantic Cat Club will have the concert hall
m wednesday. Thursday and Friday OF next week.
and the birds and the viii be neiEhbors with
out Visiting each other.
New-York tribune., 1908-12-20
PETITIONS IN BANKRUPTCY.

The petitions n bankruptcy filed yesterday IN
the United States District Court were as follows.
Involuntary gainsU- Meyer MOnsky. IN business
as the Rosedale Wine and Liquor Company. at No
246 West Il5th street. by R 3. Henry and Sadler
Company and two others Claims for goods sold and
delivered and on Oyerpaid note amounting to
S5Os 90 Transfer OF property To other creditors is
alleged
neutrality-suspicious. Samuel Doyne. joboer in
hats ut No IS9 Greene street. by William J Dixon
& Co and others, whose claims for goods sold and