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New-York tribune., 1908-02-09

of as IL IS entirely swallowed up in greater New
York and the stigma of Harlem is erased. Brook
lyn. Williamsburg, East New York. Flatbush;
brownsville and all the other smaller and local
centres of this borough viii be forgotten in few
years and all be rightly termed the city Of New
York the possible place to invest and the
people will not ask whether IT is The Bronx Har-
lem Queens Flatbush. Richmond, Brooklyn or
Manhattan but will seek the best return their
investments and will buy accordingly; and the SEN
1irlentalty OF owning piece OF New York real
estate will extend embrace all these boroughs,
and there will be distinction as TO what origf-
merged in the contiguous whole Of New York.
which is the fact to-day existing in the city of
London which is the analgamation of thirty-three
small towns and hamletS.
When this equalization of values comes 10 pass
!, would seem to me that 1t viii be matter of
wonder that this condition was permitted to exist
New-York tribune., 1908-02-09
HENRY CLEWS TO ALTER HIS HOUSE.

Henry Clevj is going to have the five story dwelling
house No 4 West 51st St which Re owns reuodel'ed
roof br removed. and a new story CT
granite trimmings, having Doc piasers and
baustrade cornce ha: :nonze with the ornarnena-
ton of the present facade built.
interior will be partially altered and marble
staircase installed The improvements $4,000
Hoppin & architects
New-York tribune., 1908-02-09
IN THE PRIVATE SALES MARKET.

A. w Corse sold a plot 50xl50 feet the north
Vermye ave. 115 feet west OF Hawthorne st:
j. c. Hough Nos TO 712 Amsterdam
ave. a story family apartment house with
stores. a plot 4Ox100 feet.
Maurice Cohen has sold Mr. Kennedy Nos 1850
and 1866 Amsterdam six story apartment
houses VI stores. a plot 9011x1O0
The American Real Estate Company has sold Nos 1913
and 1858 Faile OF OF family
houses. Eugene E Lisnante and Mrs. Eveine L.
Spencer respectively
New-York tribune., 1908-02-09
THE SEASON IN ROME.

Contrary to early Indications Rome is enjoying
an unusually good season, many visitors being at
tracted by the mild, sunny weather. which has been
welcome feature for the last few weeks The
Savoy Hotel, opposite the royal palaces has filed
up very early. This, however. is usually the case
account of its fine, healthy elevated location
and the with which visitor, may reach all the
interesting points Of which the Savoy is a centre
Fine electric pass its doors to ali parts OF
Rome
New-York tribune., 1908-02-09
SALES OF NEW JERSEY PARCELS

The Columbia Investment ard Peal Estate Company
reports following sales To Charles Wolfe a plot
5ox10o feet. the north ave. Grantwcod
N =; Richard Schmidt, plot 50x1o0 feet on tho
west side OF Talisade ave- Hudson Heights y J.. and
to T. T. Curry. plot feet on the north side OF
Columbus FL, hudson Heights. n. J.
Frederick B. Lozier Charles Wolfe a mod
eight house. a plot 5oxfOo feet ON The
north side Of Grant Grantwood. n. J.
New-York tribune., 1908-02-09
PLAN NEW SCHOOL PLAYGROUND.

C. e. J. Snyder chief architect of the Department OF
Education. has filed plans with Buildings Superintendent
Murphy 10 that OF old Public School "a that
fronts 100 feet in Allen make playground
for the school children. the walls be
taned weather shelter the cellar Will be filed
In and then coEcreted. What O school
structure with its Hester l. will continue be
used by the various classes 1t is 81
the proposed improvements.
New-York tribune., 1908-02-09
Real Estate.

the opening of the Morton street 'uhnsi - lou. -
+,ro., Manhattan and Hoboken on February ~
ord ,,so at th. dinner be held IN celeorauoh Oh
the occasion on the same day
Among those who will speak at the dinner OF the
Board of Brokers of Jersey City are Mayor WIZ
nenn of Jersey CITY: Otto Kenpner. president OF
tho N,r, IerSevNew York Real Estate Exchange;
William 1efery Robert Carey. of the state lax
Board of New Jersey, and the Rev Walter v
New-York tribune., 1908-02-09
ReRNARDsvILlE PARCEL SOLD.

Edward p Hamilton & Co. have leased for j. NJ Ellis
worth his property 1iendham Road at Bernardsve
y J. They have Charles house, stables
and grounds in Reynolds Terrace. Orange, y. J.
New-York tribune., 1908-02-09
TO HOLD THEIR DINNER NEXT WEEK
jersey City Brokers Intend to Make the
Occasion a Merry One

The Board of Real Estate Brokers Of Jersey
city and Vicinity. one OF the most ffourishng and
powerful organizations of its kind In this country
New-York tribune., 1908-02-09

40. % WEST SD STREET.
A four story brownstone dwelling house q lot
- by 100 feet. Sold last week BY Z. De Forest
Simmons for Mrs. William II. Granbery TO
1an7es II. Ottiey.
New-York tribune., 1908-02-09
English Real Estate.
LejceSferShire, England.

To be sold BY Private Treaty The BIILESpoN CoPI. 49,.
Est ATE: containing 3S5a- 3- 4p- The Mansion fio.
known as BIILESDON COPLOW Is most picturesfu..Is
situated OF the well known erneres -
library ana entrance -. -
bed dressing bathroom. h01Sekeepers
servants hall with good cCnlplets onles
also stabinS 81 horses coach house and Sresniss
flower gardens. kitchen garden wineries. sar1oN74'
cottages.
CopIcw is situated in The best nintirs "a
beinE midway between NsSo1 No~oraS -
Market HarborousS. and = famous in hunting
in CuOrn and within easy reacE 81 -
Cettesrrore ana NJ Feru:es Hounds miles tfcnl
Leicester ard 10 from Ofkhsn. and is "a niles N''
Inge STATION the Great No -tbS-r Ra;'wsN ..
IS let gocl teuants with the sxeer -,
woodland. but vacant possession - the actST an
81 tho Mansion House ant erass be gwen o'
the Is June. t9cS -.
Apply 10 MESSRS PCtI ESTON. Grev Fri1~s LefoeS
ter. ard Waterloo Place I.cnd-n. : ". E1Siaac
New-York tribune., 1908-02-09

intended hold its fourth annual dinner on Feb
ruary ID The date OF The dinner however has
been changed to February II. in order that IA large
numaar of Jersey City brokers may be present at
New-York tribune., 1908-02-09
NO. 2g PARK AVENUE.

four story high stoop brownstone dwelling
house, lot "a by 105 feet Sold recently
by Peasa & EiliInan for the Henry d. Rem
wick estate Mrs Marion Story.
New-York tribune., 1908-02-09
FRANK STEVENS

President of the Board of Real Estate Brokers of
Jersey City and Vicinity. He will be the toast
master at the fourth annual dinner of the board
to be held on February IS at the Jersey City Club
New-York tribune., 1908-02-09
City Property to Let.

JyOP RENT FURNISHED--SJPERB. FULLY FI n
II nished residence Riverside Drive for one yea
similar house cah y
secured unfrnished Is rooms baths antoInarc
elevator md modern convenience AouIS's
SUPER Z Tribune Office
New-York tribune., 1908-02-09

eoualzed in price Manhattan. where the same
rentals are obtained
New-York tribune., 1908-02-09
City Property for Sale.

DROADWAY. N ". COR READE ST, 66L 6xi24 FOS
ID sale: Of the most desirable corners doWrto~s
Apply WM. c. WALKERS SONS. 2,9 Broadway
blot. 36x1Oo. on BOTH ST. NEAR FIFTH AVE.
Il 100000 a A SCHOPP. 53 Sd ave
New-York tribune., 1908-02-09
Country Property to Let.

Handsome modern residence. facing Two stre-t' .
term. five rooms. three servants
rooms. bathrooms servants apartments IN stable
New-York tribune., 1908-02-09
Country Property for Sale.

For Sale-A pretty and productive little farm Of ~
acres; house of rooms: stable for horses and
cows: also chicken house; 40 apple. 90 and II
plum trees also currants and grapes in abun
dance Fine view house. splendid nefghDorhoott.
minutes drive from Great harrington Station Price
81, 200; $1,000 down. Address H C. WOODIN Box
Great Darlington. Mass.
The Norfolk weekly news-journal. (Norfolk, Neb.) 1900-19??, 1908-11-06
NORFOLK IwEEKY NEWS orNNL rNlnAY NoyEMBERs

there She felt the humiliation and
told her intimate friends of the snuhs
she was constantly subjected to, aud
frequently cried over them. Then the
music teacher asked her 10 cutor the
studio by the side entrance and hint.
vi her presence was not desired, and
his was the crushing blow. In a
BURST Of fury her mind gave way. She
destroyed music and the furnishings
r the studio She rushed home seat
ed herself at the piano and began TO
play Hours passed rs She wildly I'M
proyscd, Late in the night the play
ing came to Il close. Springing to her
feet the girl began to rave. 81 am
musician,' she cried. "Thcy can.
not tell me | am but hired girn" Al.
Of which is moro dramatic than the
explanation made by the hospital an.
thoritics that the girls insanity tool,
to a religious turn and had no conncc.
ton with music.
The Norfolk weekly news-journal. (Norfolk, Neb.) 1900-19??, 1908-11-06
CATTLE STILL IN QUARANTINE
Anthrax Is Prevalent in Three West
ern Countless

Terror of a further outbreak of that
dreaded stock disease of anthrax is re-
sponsiblc for holding many thousands
of cattle off the western markets.
Not a hide nor hoof of the many
herds summcrcd in Falls River county,
South Dakota; Sioux county, Ne
braska, and COnycrs county, WyO-
ming, have been eligible for shipment
since the first of October. ABOUT that
time numerous outbreaks Of the dis
ease forced state Veterinarian NcKm
to post the quarantine.
Although the stockncn are cNCrtiug
every effort to prevent the disease
from spreading, isolated cases are
still breaking out here and there. From
present appearances it may yet be
considerable time before the state
will COuntCnanCc any shipments from
those sections of the country.
In the meanwhile, worried lines are
beginning to gather on the faces of
the stockmCn, who are beginning to
get very anxious over the disposal OF
their cattle.
On account OF the dry spell lurjmr
The late sumner many TanChCrS are
out of pasturagC. Unless shipment
can be made soon the cattle will be
gin to lose the gain of the summers
keep.
The disease, anthrax, common to
both cattle and sheep, is yirulently
contagious, and in a few rare cases
10 n
The Norfolk weekly news-journal. (Norfolk, Neb.) 1900-19??, 1908-11-06
STRONGEST MAN" IN NORFOLK
Jack Donahue Didn't Lift Weights Be.
cause the Crowd Didn't Conc.


prof Jack DOnahuc. professional
weight litter, billed to give an cNhibi-
ton of heavy dumb bell and weight
lifting at Waltou's saloon last NIGHT.
refused to perform before the mCaErc
audience which came to see him work
1t is work, too, the physical strain
demanded by each and every perform.
ance he gives being, he said, too So
we're to permit of his giving his cNhi..
bton gratis.
The dumb bells manipulated by the
professor weigh 100 pounds each,
and his bar $50 pounds. He offers to
| give the sum of $50 to any one who
| with their two hands can raise an
| equal weight to that which he uplrtS
| with his one.
Mr.. Donahuc knows, however, that
his money is as safe as though it were
in the bank.
| Only last night an aspirant to that
| easy bank roll endeavOrcd to manip-
| ulate the bells. He came out of it
with badly crushed hand and a
broken finger. Since then no one has
| tried to take him mp.
The professor" will make no fur
Their attempt to show here, his iutcn-
tons being to leave for the Black
Hills today. He expects TO give his
first performance at DcadwUod.
Donahuc bears the reputation Of be
ing the strongest living man in Amer
lea today. At one time a puSilist he
has devoted the last thirty years of
his life to the development of muscle.
How he has succeeded, any one who
has gazen upon his magnificent ply.
siGuc can we'll judge.
Donahue is an educated man be.
sides, showing in his conversation to
have accumulated a vast knowledge
of both what has gone and is going on
in the world.
j. j. DOnahuc was born at Spring
field Mass, on February II, 1859. He
will be fifty years of age next spring
AS a pugilist he in his youth fought
= and won many battles. lie gained a
decision over Barney Kelly. and in
side of four rounds knocked out Cfar
lie Smith of st. Paul, both fights TAX
ing place inside of a month. He also
defeated Pat Sullivan, champion OF
the Omaha road. The battle took place
at Lake Crystal. Mimi, Donahue send
ing his man to the mat and out inside
of the first round.
He was titZsimmons' trainer fOl
several of the great fighters first bat
ties, including that against Hall in ST
: Paul, and he was again with him whcl
he met Jack Dempsey il year or twt
later.
The Norfolk weekly news-journal. (Norfolk, Neb.) 1900-19??, 1908-11-06
new ICE CREAM PLANT
Hutchinson Bros. Of Sioux City TO
Establish Here.

Another Sioux City firm will cstab,
fish in Norfolk, Hutchinson Bros, who
have a copyright on the Trademarks for
"luritN' ice cream. will establish Il
new ice cream factory in Norfolk
about March /.
w. r. Hutchinson and L. J. Hutc&in-
son were in Norfolk Friday maIing
arrangements for a building. Thry
said that they will probably cmplur
eight or ten people to start with, ana
more later. They will install con
siderable machinery, they said.
The firm has an ice cream plant in
Sioux City, which will continue to dc
operated.
I'VE have had our eye on Norfolk
for long time" they said. The big
tributary territory out of Norfolk APP
pealed to them.
The Norfolk weekly news-journal. (Norfolk, Neb.) 1900-19??, 1908-11-06
Annual Goal Famine" Comes.

Chicago oct. % Managers Of chi
ragO railroads declare there will b"
another coal famine in the northwest
this winter aud that they see no way
to prevent it. This prediction is due
to the fact that generally in the north
west there is an unpreparcdncss for
winter, as even less fuel has been pre-
yided than usual. That this is the
fault of the railroads is strCnuously de
MED, and it is purposcd TO give full
publicity TO the facts so that the rail
roads will not be blamed for the ia
mine when it comes. 1t is stated that
managers of all railroads extending
into the northwest began early in the
summer to warn the coal dealers of
that region to prepare for winter
The Norfolk weekly news-journal. (Norfolk, Neb.) 1900-19??, 1908-11-06
NURSE" DlSGaUNTLEO EMpLOYE
Miss Symodine Was Only Kicked
with Bare Feet.

Norfolk. Ncb, oct st. Editor
News; In reference to the article ap.
pcarng In The News October 80, /
desire to reply, only for the sake Ct
correcting the misstatcmouts made by
II disgruutlod employee. who. hcror,
leaving, threatened to make the hospi
tai trouble.
Miss Symudiuc's statements would
lead one TO believe that II Is daurcr.
GUS to enter the training school for
nurses ut this hospital desire TO
correct that impression On the
Gormitory for sick patients where
Miss SymUdinc was working. there
were only uine patients and three
nurses to take care Of them. The
patient in question, Il little girl four
feet, eight inches high. certain
~ was not dangerous and the incident
mentioned occurred while giving the
patient treatment two days before
Miss Symodinc went off duty Miss
SymOdnc was kicked once by tie
bare feet of the patient was not
knocked down or jumped upon CT
badly hurt and continued in her won !,
without Inconvenience or complaint
The morning before she resigned
she had been rcprlmandcd sharply
for poor work and her resignation t,l
lowed She was not considered dc
sirable nurse.
1t ~ the policy of this administra
ton to safeguard our nurses and at
the same time to give our sick pa
tiCntS the most careful and humane
nursing possible. Nurses are in
struCtcd in Il proper way of caring fol
patients so as to minimize the chances
for violence on the part OF the mania
cal patients who, indeed, rcprcscu
but very small percentage Of ou
inmates
G. \. Young,
superintendent Norfolk Hospital TO
the Insane.
The Norfolk weekly news-journal. (Norfolk, Neb.) 1900-19??, 1908-11-06
When BOYD Wins.

(BiXby in the Lincoln JournalD
When Latta goes down to defeat on
the day
That SO many brave Democrats
dread
l believe he will looh at Judge How,
ard and say.
you're the man | should knock in
the head.
1T was you who to further your own
selfish end
Wrote the record that crushed me,
alack--
II was while YOU pretended to be a
great friend,
That you ripped your old friend up
the back,
And Judge Howard will say, For the
good of the cause
Did | bring up the facts that | did.
And printed it not half as dark as it
was
You should thank me for facts that
hid"
Then I'll say to them both, You have
both had your say,
Let your friends be no longer an.
nOyed;
There is glory enough for the people
today
In the gIorius triumph Of Boyd.
The Norfolk weekly news-journal. (Norfolk, Neb.) 1900-19??, 1908-11-06
Two Nurses Leave Hospital.

Miss Frances Simodynes OF Wahoo,
Il nurse at the Norfolk hospital since
last December, after being twice as
sauIted by patients in one day, fed
the institution and today arranged to
leave Norfolk for her home in WahoO
But Miss Simodynes has learned to
like nursing and will probably continue
in that line OF work. 1t was an assault
by a twenty-year-old girl, Miss Eli
The Norfolk weekly news-journal. (Norfolk, Neb.) 1900-19??, 1908-11-06

publican congressional committee has
announced that the committee head
quarters ON election night will be
so that complete returns from county
congressional district, state and ma
ton will all center at the Auditorium
The Norfolk weekly news-journal. (Norfolk, Neb.) 1900-19??, 1908-11-06
SEVEN CARS OFF.
No One Injured in Northwestern De-
railment at Creston.

freight left the track in a dcrailment
just east Of Creston on the Albion line
Saturday afternoon. The wreck was
not serious and the track was cleared
in a few hours. No one was injured.
The Norfolk weekly news-journal. (Norfolk, Neb.) 1900-19??, 1908-11-06
is FINED FOR "GOsSlPlNO."
Officer Loses Ten Days Pay Because
He Talked Too Much.

Chicago, oct. 81 GOssipiug The
sin rs acting Chief Schuttlcr de
scribed It, so often committed, 50 sell
dom punished, so frequently the cause
of clCthcslinc fights that alleged priv
The Norfolk weekly news-journal. (Norfolk, Neb.) 1900-19??, 1908-11-06

f,I.. ia,
Thu,.J,, evening of this week. a |
district Suud,,. school convention viii
40 n,IJ i'm llr uautlsl church I'm Iia,
lao Crrrl AMONG Tho \ortolk pry
lie, y,ln nuur,r. am tho urupram mr.,
Air. Iuirl Nnur.. and Dr q II. Micro.
nm Otbrrs. v.ho ara. ON lhr urorram
,rr. Miss Edith Twiss Mrs s F.
IJirrst,nd Miss Clcudoris Suidor. Roy
AIR N,,d Roy II Hard. Roy Mir
NcCl,nurhnn and Mrs. G. r. Smith
ON next SUNDAY Il district convention
ia to Inc hold I'm the PRESBYTERIAN
ohurch in Madison
I'm this CITY nj the federal buildine
an November is lnc ciyll service com
mission will hold an examination for
IA, nosI,iors of ebert, ana carrier in
the postonicr service. The cxamina.
tim win consist of the following sub
jcCls ON the following basis: Spelling
Owcnty average wo"us) 10 per cent,
arithmetic 20, letter writing 20, pen
manShip 20, copying from plain copy
10, United States geography 10, and
recalling addresses 10. The age limit
is from rs to 10 Further infOrma-
tiOu may be secured from V. V. Light
at the Norfolk postOtlicc
Fremont Tribune: John +. Dicrks,
rive. 'r' -" american Express com
lu. recently appointed TO
nc "S railway mail service,
! tCgu. rs substitute in the
gnrvt ..,.o.y, His place as eX-
| urCSsr .'- ,INCn 10y Boyd Robin.
son or NOIrolk, who was transferred
! 10 Fremont,
win "\Vohon Sam" Crawford. the
GrIdnr or tho Dntroit TIGERS playiug
,o,ir In his uotivc TOWN Wahoo A l.,
,Ii1Ii,n nf This CITY is following with
interest thr series or games between
h,rounut and W,hoo Shea from
Stony civ and another Western len.
ONO nIovc,. bovo hoIned Fremont. It
was in thn Killiau hail team in Wahoc
,hoi Cr,o.rord "noi his start" and thr
,.,nn,,, vrirn," may rnmr nm tn Mon.
roII, fan. = visit with Mr. lIillinu dur
in,, thn vintnr
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station c".'eo 'o' vi MS '.'Ne'' =
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70 makes inquiries u me ,o'n's pun,
as ~ WHO VIII VIC o'''c" "po'' W ~
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The Norfolk weekly news-journal. (Norfolk, Neb.) 1900-19??, 1908-11-06
National, State and County.

National, state, congressional and
county returns viii be received,
so that the people at the Auditorium
will be constantly kept in touch with
the situation. Returns Will begin very
early in the evening, as New York :
time is an hour earlier than the time
here, and since counting machines are
used in the empire state, giving totals
Immediately after the voting is fin
ished,
People familiar with political silua-
tons and experienced in tabulatng re-
turns will help compile the bulletins
as they are received, giving compari-
sons and thus the better indicating
possible results.
The returns viii be thrown ON n
screen as fast as received, and then
posted on bulletin board open to the
inspection of all.
A small admission fee of - cents
VIII be charged for the purpose II de
fcj wing expenses,
congressional R..dqus rs, Too.
Guam man rranA nelson of the Re.
The Norfolk weekly news-journal. (Norfolk, Neb.) 1900-19??, 1908-11-06
Election News at Auditorium.

Norfolk will get election returns nj
the Auditorium Tuesday night The
most complete system for election re.
turns ever attempted in this city viii
be the feature of the evening lie
turns will be secured from thc fol-
lowing three sources:
Special Western Union wire strung
into the Auditorium.
Bell telephone election return sorry
ice.
Automatic telephone election return
service.
The Norfolk weekly news-journal. (Norfolk, Neb.) 1900-19??, 1908-11-06

Superintendent Norfolk Hospital +,
the Insane.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1908-12-11
CONTEST NOTICE.

OF THE INTERIOR,
LANDOFFICE AT PUEBLO, COLO.
NuyCmbcr.i 1905
A sufficient contest affidavit having been
ed Ia this oHi"r. by Homer T. BraytUn. con-
stunr. ngHinsi n,.-cri Land entry No Iu3,
adc Dec. ri. II .. for NV, Section 9. Town
nip % s. Range IS W. by Elmer Conner. con-
-stcc in which II Is alleged that said claim
II hHS whO.ly fHil''l 10 CNpCnd one dollar
cr acre in any year in the improvement or
''ClHmHtiOn Of Ih" tract of land embraced IN
tid desert lnnG "'airt. or any sum Mh1isb-
yer thereon; and iuFt her. that said claimant
as wholly failed la iilr proof of any CNpcni-
tuT" upon sniu dessert Iuuu claim Tor tue
cars 1875. 1919 md I5Di; ard that such de-
aulis exist to date hereof,
Now. Therefore. said plrtie- arc hereby
IilN, j t. UpT'uI. I'-pnuI. aud nil"r 'Ni-
'HCc tuuChiI = said LEGATION 1T L. e. .c.1cE II.
o. ON JHnuury 4. 1900. huIurc ~" NC.i-'eT
I'd ErCcIv"r ~ the I-uiinI states Land
tlliCr Ia Pueblo, iOlO.
~" stid rUrt"staut hrvlu.'. IN proper
ihuuvI. hiv'i Nov. b. i!u>. set iuItn lucl-
.U.,f .'Dv 'H'Gf 900 I.E 'It ,f't- rfi' ~ r-f ~,
nrNIrf nf 'h'- urti,-r cav mot Doe. made. il i
'I' .j "id. I,H uf. ,..T''',u ilui -u'h n"'lvH
be- FtFt'E Icy tiuf. 800 % f.rsr. F...'. ..t'tii''t.
~ J.J lNMtI.t.I. K,r"lNlf.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1908-12-11
IHe NOONJ OTu DTVSIT OOHIPlRT'
Rocky Ford, Colo, Dec. 9. 1908.
Notice of Stockholders Meeting of
The Rocky Ford High Line
Canal COmplny,

Notice is hereby given that the annual
meeting Of the stockholders of The Rocky
Ford Canal, Reservoir, Land, Loan and
Trust Company will be held Monday. the
Fourteenth Day OF December, 1903. at
10 o'clock A. M, at Odd Fellows Hall in
the City Of Rocky Ford. Otero County
Colorado. for the purpose Of electing a
Board Of Five Directors. voting an assess
ment for maintaining and operating the
Canal for the ensuing year. and for the
transaction Of any other business proper
ly coming before the meeting.
Stockholders may vote in person or by
proxy. and will be entitled to one vote
for each share Of stock standing in their
respective names as shown by the record
Of outstanding stock certificates.
BY order Of the Board Of Directors.
F. Y. HAUCK. President.
Rocky Ford. Colo. Nov. ). 1908.