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The oasis., 1909-09-18
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NOTICE OF APPLICATION FOR UNITED " States Patent Survey No. 2566 United States Land office, Phoenix, Arizona, July 1, 1909. Notice Is Hereby Given; That in pursu- ance of the Act of Congress approved May 10, 1872, the Duquesne Mining 6 Reduction Com pany, corporation, through Chas. A. Bankerd, of DuqueSne, santa Cruz County, Arizona, has made application for patent for the Monday Mine, Survey No, 2566 bearing copper, gold and silver, situate in the Patagonia Mining District Santa Cruz County, Arizona, approx imately Section 8, Township 2S South, Range l6 East, unSurveyed described as follows. MONDAY MINE: Beginning at Corner No. l, whence U. s, NJ. M No. bears South r deg. 52 Min l9 Sec, West, 5l45.6 feet distant; thence N. degree % Min. East, l50O feet Go Corner No ?, thence N S9 degrees % Min West, 500 feet to Cor No. 8; thence $ degree West, 1900 feet to Corner No. 1; thence south S9 degrees, % Min. East, to Cor. Mo- l, the place of beginning This claim is situate in the Patagonia Mining District Santa Cruz County Arizona, the oca- tion notice ofwhich is recorded in the office of the County Recorder of Pima County Arizona, Book F. F., Record of Mines, Page 473. There are no adjoining claims FRANK H, PARKER, Register.
 First publication July IT; last Sept IS.
The oasis., 1909-09-18
NoCALEs NOTES.

from Gala basas, was a visitor at Nogales.
 Sunday evening MT. A. c. Ros- enstock came up from La Colorado, and was at Nogales several days.
 Forgood, substantial service wear Hamilton. Brown & Co.'s "Patrol Shoe," sold at the Red House, Ra- mon Vasquez.
 Saturday last Nogales was visited by Mir. F. B. Moson, pres ident of the Greene Cattle Comp any.
 Mir. c. E. Aldridge came up from Empalme Sunday night, and was a visitor at Nogales early in the week.
 This morning Mir. and Mrs. Ashby went to California, where the lady will remain for some time on ac- count of her health.
 Mir. E. N. Quinn, a special in spector in the general land office service, was at Nogales Sunday of the present week.
 Last Saturday Mir. and Mrs. W. s. Walker from the Palo Parade region, down the Santa Cruz, were visitors at the line city.
 Sunday evening there was at Nogales Prof. A. G. Leehy, in structor in English in the Herm- osillo public schools, with his bride, returning home from their wedding trip, in California.
 MT. NJ. M. Hickey, the we'll known mining operator, who had been in San Francisco, was at Nogales Monday returning to the scene of his operations in tho Altar district of Sonora.
 Sunday evening there was at Nogales. returning home from visit in New York, Mir. Charles Bours, of the widely known bank ing house of T. Robinson Bours & Brothers, at Alamos.
 Captain J. M. Thomas, who came in from the Augusta mine, in the Santa Rita mountains a couple of weeks ago, is recovering rapidly and will be soon again in his usual health and spirits.
 The American Drug Store has established on Campillo street in Nogales, Sonora, a branch store where there is carried large stock of medicines-French, English and German-for sale at wholesale and retail. If.
 Sunday evening Mrs. c. s. Walton came up from Minas Prietas and is visiting her daugh- ter, Mrs. Lydia Griswold. The lady is accompanied by her son, Mr. Thos Burch.
 Wednesday evening there arr rived from New York Mir. J. F. Mcdonald, widely known mining man who lived in the Gro Blanco region in former years, but has made his home of late in Los An geles.
 Mrs. Cauthorne of Douglas and her little daughter are visiting Nogales the guests of Mrs. H. Renshaw and Mrs. Jesse Ritz. The young matron kT
New-York tribune., 1909-07-22

SO IS: calves sass 50; stocksrs ana feeders
So 756 s. 10 HOGS-Recsipts estimated al % 600
head: market 50f0e higher; choice heavy, 50 SO
IS 3J; butchers IS 15 sS so light mixed 81 70 s5g
s. 608 81 CO; bulk Of sales. 81 T0aST 90 SHEEP-Rs-
ceips estimated IS ono head. market
81 50 80; lambs S6 so IS -: yearinss, 81 500 So
Kansas city July 21.-CATTLE-R 1000
head including $500 SOutherns; market weak 15o
lower choice export and DR. ssed beef steers IS 90
q Ss % stockers and feeders 50 % - IS southera
steers 50 400 S5 Southern 81 500 S4 nativs
So 81; heifers 81 506 81 bulls, 50 rs
a 81 50; calves 50 500 s. . HOGS Iteesipts 5000
81 5OasT heavy 81 aSS; packers and butchers,
81 ToGsT 10 light. 81 409 81 50; pigs, So 25AS7 IS
SHEEP Receipts. 5000 head: market steady lambs
SO so a 81 -. vearlnEs 81 507 s. 50. wethsFs s49
- 33; ewes So 25a$5; stOcSsrs and fesders Sc $50
Pittsburg July 1-CATFL.E-Reeeipts Hght: steady;
choice SIS 5O0Ss 70: prime. S6 jdS6 40 SHEEP-Supply
fair; steady. prime 81 100Sj q, cus and
81 50TS3; lambs. S4dST VEAL CALVES SS 5ease
HoeiS-Receipts fair; active, prime heavies - eof
mediums $ 30 heavy WORKERS IS 2a7Ss Al snt ORR
s. 10d$s pigs SSlSs 60. TOughs. 50 500ST 80
SLOW: fair good shippers s. 506s6 * common 81 5
50 HOS-R Receipts fsS24 head steady; butchers ara
shippers. s. 30qS 30: common. So 23dS % shEEto-
Hecspts. 6l9o head steady LAMBS-SloN' SS4st Sos
eSd35c lower.
East Buffalo. July 2t-CATTIE- Receipts. 100 head;
steady; prime steers S6 5oaS5 s. Receipts 20
head active steady. t1CGS-R Receipts 1-5eo headi
fairly active and generally steady heavy and mixed - 70
81 coast ~. dairfes Sass - SHEEP AND LANES
Receipts. leo head. slow and steady.
Toledo. July 21.-CLOVERSEsEsI'-C October. ~ o.;
December. s. o. March. 81 T2lz No 2 SO p: Ne u
Sc 0j: rejected 81 so TIMOTHY-Prime. 81 AL
sIKE-PrlHe. 81 so; August. IS 20
New-York tribune., 1909-07-22
CHICAGO GRAIN AND PROVISIONS.

Chicago July q Wheat declined nearly &c
busheI on the Board of Trade to-day because oc
profit taking by leading longs, based on free
movement of the new crop. At the close prices
were 1ssc 10 27sc below the closing figures OF tb~
previous session Corn and oats also slumped
sharply on favorable crop prospects Provisions
steady.
The wheat market was weak all day. The featuFs
OF trading the unloading OF large line
by a prominent bull whose sales, together with
those OF his immediate followers, were estimated
to have reached I'm the neighbOrhoOd Of four million
bushels. \ large part Of this wheat was for Sen
tember delivery. Prospective liberal receipts ot
wheat here and in the Southwest for The
remainder of the month formed the basis os th7
selling movement The low point July for ths
day was 81 152s. September at the same time sold
off 10 81 OSz4 The close was exceedingly heavy
with July 81 15SsQS1 1872 and September at 81 9Ss
Buying Of a large line IF the September delivery
held the corn market strong the greater Part u
the day. but the market finally closed at net de-
cIines Of asdlzc 3.c, compared with ths nn4l
figures OF the previous day
The dominating influence in the oats market was
the likelihood that grain from the new crop would
be on sale in liberal quantities within few days
This induced free selling by longs. which resulted
prices declining from l. % lee from the high
marks Of the day Reports from Southern Illinois
claim crop Will be unusually heavy and Of ex-
eellent quality The market closed weak with
prices sc to sale lower than yesterdays final
quotations.
Provisions steady all day A sc 70 10c ad-
in live hogs had Strengthening effect early
in the day AT the close prices were unchanged 70
TIC lower
New-York tribune., 1909-07-22

COTTON-There vas q very severe break IN the cot
ton market today following the Official predictions for
rains Texas. and peceule contracts which had sold
late trading break ot - from TIE high price
Of The morning ana o 81 points from the closing nE4."s
ot last night October soit or 60 iiEir. net derine
points and points under the level ~ Mpuday
The market closed fescrsh - not feoue = :" e ~
points. trading extremely active from start
. hnlsh The MARKET opened nrm az advance OF
10 - points firm cables and n'ernlEht
the lulirh developments of
previous day Almost howoyrr. q weak
eued. oPlnE that Tho S'atusr map showed
precipitation barometer a. Galveston.
viii 4VIth
the Texas dr0gh Later adyros iHa'.rftd mat rain
had chcd HJtsoH and tfat severe t4f storm HH1
hurricsneise winds ssnding aatsr over thr s~s
oflrai forecast gniei Tor
raIn tonight or tomorrow quite
selling - H1r scTt~uH"F the
market rallied o5c position support from
strong hut offerings heraw" ieaHs hEan ln
reached tu the 3Hra
trading Reports The Wtni had shifted iu The
SpuihWesf blowing ne Gals as' In storm Out
Gulf suggested fhn N" expected Ttrs might not
uaterializs the interior and have had something
Do with the Iay a the last fow riru'ss which cti
SIC bid N0w orlssrT good tuEer.
o.. Wall street people who hai hoer hIHinS
appeared - selling to-day. hut there
strong support scale down
The range prices the local market to
DAY "a as
New-York tribune., 1909-07-22

g. 80; de goOs. dark u.s. do eulIs: 5oaeoc Frozen
zoe: DO roasting milk fed 1sG25c; corn fed i4a22c
POTATOES AND vEGETABLEs-,P Potatoes steady to
nr dp Onions 5 Rien5y an and Weak GSSsases firm Germ
dull Eggplans steady Lettuce in excessive supply and
beans higher fancy. Tomatoes liberal supply and
ToEs Long 5 a ss2 25 % SR5s Jersey. 8f
ware and MaTyand 81 I99sZ %; DO Southern No 81 IS
SS per Dbl sssse sPARAGs per NI5s da1en n1i 5anshe
CARROTS, nearby. per 100 bunches siasi 50: 90 per
sgs5 nearby iqs s "a DO soS soathsa per
81 SO do other 1s e 5is1 5 9a S Fer i D sIg
S5gs2 DO Sor5h carolina per STANDARD eI9te 15e9
a5. S9a SoS's Gd Dc Norfolk per Pb sss 2 Dc D
per crate 76ai5c do per basket 5SSS6c CUCUMBER
long % Island er5e' Se 5 5f I ssz M 70 RY @ oz
stalks ioaSdc EGGPiASTss Jersey per basket 81 SO
81 75a$2 do Florida per bbI crate sasl So do per box
4Igs F "a s ne seg oseans Per Per o 1eg o Sage LIZ AZ
nearby, per bbl crate, a6a5Oc; LIMA BEANS. Deia
dat 81 5oass oNi6Ns Shelter Island ysoz per b6I
yeIioS 75G9oc do Southern red per bb 81 5Gas1 -;
per 6asEsi 4oSoS do White per- B6 sidsi s. DO pc2 %
Ssse. S @ do Louisville u per s 70 20 n Ras Grs s
per carrier Slq$2 20 do per basket $lg{2 Go North
bssRe s5eas1 :s Do western New York per bas 5asc
S do per eessSe do S4s ss94 - Ps der
Per & Po5 $lg$i 90 DO NGrfo per 5S earTeT % % $40 "a
81 % do Florida per carrier zoe RADfsHEs. nearby.
Bsnces @ Os9:S 3asl @ SO ' III nesTb 9 per @ loo
bunches. jGa75c, STRING BEANS. Jersey. wax per
basket, 6oq9oc do green Gocqs; do Maryland wax per
basket 609Oc green 6Uc4S1. Long Island green.
bag. Tacas1 do 6Oa90c; do western New York
basket. T5cqS 10 green, Sl8$l q; DO up
river. basket. $1qS1 bag. fJcQSl; do
Connecticut. green per bag. s1qs1 % DO 75ca$l
per bbl bb crate 15ea$1: do white Per 9bi crate
crookneck per bbI crate 5OcGs1 70: do Jersey yellow
crooknecll per box, 4nG5Oc. TURNIPS rutabaga new.
Dbl 81 do white per 100 punches 81 50G$2 30; do
per Dbl S1qs1 30; TOMATOES nearby Jersey; per box
$las2 do south Jersey box 5ocgSl % do Baltimore
per crate. 7j4s5c; do Delaware and MARYLAND per car
riGT 4oaGoc: do North Carolina carrier 4oa6Oc do
rier 25G4Oc
MILK AND CREAM-The exchange price remains
NJ 2Ssc quart net 20 the shipper in the 26-cent zone
and change Is expected until the end Of the month
The hot weather stimulated the demand and produced
slight shortage Complete returns from the Iacka-
show that June the road carried l63H1S 20
quart and @J9.023 t2-quart boxes Of milk and
and in 4Oquart the week ended July II
We a fnllnvys-
New-York tribune., 1909-07-22
IRON TRADE CONDITIONS.
The Iron Trade Review says:

cloud in an otherwise clear sky of prosperity The
fight against the open shop policy of the American
determination. The company has obtained non
union workmen for some Of its plants, and it's ep-
eratons are at about 10 per cent of total capacity
in the tinpate plants and at than 20 per cent
of its sheet capacity Most of the independent con
panies have signed with the Amalgamated scale
the principal producer during the last forty-hve
daYs been equal to the full capacity of Its &C
of the Leading independent interests so far thlS
month show an increase of $50 per cent ever the
the Lake Shore Railroad placed over three hundred
idle locomotives active service. Equipment or
western the American Car and Foundry Com
pany and 60 locomotives for three railroads to The
American Locomotive Company.
The disposition which has been shown in very
marked degree by Eastern furnaces to obtain their
supplies outside Of the Lake Superior region is
interesting especially in connection with the pros
pect of being placed the free list of the
tariff law. Very little lake has been purchased
by Eastern furnaces and the demand the pres
ent time on ore mines i'm the eastern part of the
country is that it is being met with diff
Guilty by the mining companies If ore should lie
and other foreign would be more keeny felt
by the Lake Superior interests Persistent rumoFs
10000 tons Of Bessemer pig iron are without foun-
dation. The corporation has ordered in Isabella
ably start No. : at Gary. Eliminating the Tennes-
Company the corporation is operating
about 92I2 per cent OF its entire blast furnace
capacity which Is equivalent 10 lHi per cent or
that available during the height of the 1906 activity
and stocks still at all absolute minimum.
Transa Ctons in pig during the last week have
Ceding but there has been a amount Of quiet
bIlyinr by a large number Of the smaller interests
feature of the week. about 10000 tons have been
sold during the last few days for delivery during
very anxious to make contracts for 1910 iron.
but furnace intererts are not disposed TO do SO.
New-York tribune., 1909-07-22

New York. July 81. 1903
COFFEE coffee market quiet to-day and.
after opening unchanged prices advance Of Z
points barely maintained far as the later months
while months ruled
The close unchanged 70 points higher,
hut October only month show any gain Sales
reported of $500 Tire large bull interests who
credited with controlling the bulk a. he supply ava
able delivery their posi-
uon with reference July contracts but are not being
called in pursuing their policy
q holding price TO5C sales to-day be
Zoe Meanwhile the enormous Brazilian
Leading selling Of the later months.
sellers fnd comparatively little in the market.
while they DO TO call for their hedges
such concessions might attract speculative de
mRrd. The initial improvement here may have been
partly Sympathy French market, which was
unchanged u franc higher the tour ~ the local
so 100 rc's lower. with 4 showing the
maximum thus suggesting that receipts may
include larger proportion of higher grades than former
Receipts ports S5o0n rags, against
81 ono year Jundishy receipts $1,000 bags,
against 4I7o0 last wear. The weather was hne In all
sections of PaulH The market Tor spot coffee
quiet with quotations the basis of - diAc for Rio
20 I
range contract prices market to-day
New-York tribune., 1909-07-22

The local spot cotton quiet With prices
for mtdlns cur Southern SPOT mstk@ts we're ie'r
i2g sales 7o5 Mobile dun. uncharsed nt i2,.r.
Ss1ston s18 wlmnEton nominal %orik steady
unehaased At i2G sales, ~ n'''s nsi"9 a.
l2izc. Memphis quiet tc lower al II sc sales. -
se.s sss 81 aneasnsd lT. t'fa a e at %
fos Tbur.day A. New o1ssns tses ssains,
~ last Geek and 242 ast {eaJ ,,,,.. g.. .,,,o,
qlls; sales 600 ialss sPscqis,ian ana ekrort 500
sTons sSsses a. Of ~ 70 TO % Pon,s a and july August 6aa
cern6er ianuar SD. January FshruaE, o2t5 FEB,
@ Mach H9, Ap Ma & N 1eRs and
TOUR AND MEAi(-Tho market. was quleter
With BUYERS naming o~eT prices The ne tol.o"ng are Are
patents 81 2.a: e. winter sfraght s. ssaS6 10 winter
nsn.er sTsifIfs "a - 5o4se o5 RYE FL6I-R
quoted Fair good Jasi choice fancy. 81 70
asa 90 CoRNMEAL AL-steady. Quoted KIN dried So 10
s. C5aSi 1o' coarse 81 o5asl CO. FEEp-western quiet;
GHs & F se @ 3ISa aoGr DO SEQ Sf red dog ss
s35 60 puT' III f 80 ,bnmsn Hamny chaF SIS 90 bulk
s2 70 IrSks %f@ s % wheat market experienced
violent break o-dsy closing weak at Lowest h P3ihht'
G9mmss!on houses Tcre heavy an on The
cron OUTLOOK and denials of In the Northwest.
rc,ppreratITes mp there were moderated by
heavy rims while through the winter wheat belt
@m The farms Upward Of soooOoO bushels mostly
september,
day by Ave nmlsson houses in Chicago. Reports
from said that conditions almost per
feet ana pointed large yield. Receipts Increased
in the Southwest reaching i05 600 bushels at winter
wheat points, making the total interior movement
7o2 900 bushels compared with 1.2lO,0n (~ushes
wear Stocks at Minneapolis decreased 5OoNn
bush n 10 Changes in foreign markets
we're light unmportant. Offeial reports from
indicated condition somewhat better than
last month but official French reports bull
isb Broomhall's Argentine correspondent estimated
fhe of about onesiNth than last
wear when he II 0s2 600 acres, and crop
l9l 700 600 bushels. Larger offerings we're reported
from Russia. where conditions are exceedingly
The break here brought in an active eN-
mort sales amounting 10 go loads, mainly
outports. local cash market shared the weakness
mai FOR old no . elevator and Z h anoRt; do
nnw Z o l. ahoat. No J Northern Duluth
81 Al u and . hard winter. ST 33 z ahoat
C,OPN-Most Of the day IN a strong position
with July and September up 2. N %c per 6ushel at
one time of shorts the market holding very
nrm uD TO the hour. when support Withdrawn
on account o the break in wheat. and prices had
under the previous night The late decline helped
nv OF exceedingly favorabls conditions
M rough the somewhat larger receipts. Ex-
porters took and the cash market here closed
on the basi TSikc for No In elevator with sales
al 7sc Z o b ahoat 64i4c o ahoat winter
shipment. OATS-Early in the day oats shared the
decided strength but experienced sharp break
previous night. ghe local cash market closed as fol-
lows: Mixed to 10 lb sec nominal: natural white
Il 10 53d5Tisc and clipped white, "a 10 ~
10, 5Tm62c. RYE-Market nominal No western
a0Ibc nominal . b New York BARLEf-Market
dull; feeding. 7eQT3c New York
New-York tribune., 1909-07-22
EUROPEAN PRODUCE MARKET.

Liverpool July 21-Closing- WHEAT-sDot, No
rcd winter, nominal, futures easy July, %
G=s September. 9isd. December, ss 4izd- CORN
spot steady; American mixed tvia Cfalvest0nl.
futures duII. September. IS SD October.
6i7d. PEAS-Cauadian firm. Is I'D FLOUR
Winter steady. SGs. HOPS in London (Pacif5
Coastl. steady g 10sdi i3 1ss BEEF-Extra India
me easy. SSs ID PORk-Prime mess Western hru1-
95s HAMs-shert cut II 70 rs ID dull. 5ss 81
BACON-Cumberlan 26 30 ID. steady. 61st
rib 16 p 10. quiet SIS long clear middles
light 2s TO 81 n steady 62s Sd long clear middles
heavy 40 H. steady. G2s. short clear backs, 10
% H. steady, 5ss Cd. clear bellies "a 20 10 -.
stea Cd SfOTLDERS-SduaF II 70 13 ID.
firm LARD-PFiHe Western. IN tierces.
steady Sd, American refined. in pals. quiet SIS
CHEFSF-Canadian finest white steady. SIS.
Canadian finest coIorsd. steady. SIS TALLOW-Prinas
city. steady 2ss Sd TURPENTISE-Spirtts- steady,
34s 3d ROSIN-Commou steady. Ss 80. PET7O-
TEJM-RehRed quiet. I'D LINSEED OIL-Ftrn1-
New-York tribune., 1909-07-22
BOSTON STOCKS.
d by r L. Day d Co. No. ST wall street,
IRON AND STEEL BONDS.

FURNISHED by Chisholm L chapman No IS Wall street,
Bid Asked.
Beth Steel list SIS due Jan l. 1926. 50 s91
d. purchase Us. due Aug, 1898 III I1sis
Buffalo Iron IS. due oct. 1925. .--..-.....
Buffalo & susq 5s June. 1892. 89&
January. 1925. .-.-.--.--.--.-.-
Dom Iron Steel Co IS due July. 1920 g3lz
Ia Belle Iron Works SIS Dec. 1923. 103iz
Steel SIS due April. 1929 .....-....-.
Maryland steel ist 5s, due Feb 1922. IO2
Steel IS. due Nov. 1917 .l02 1O3
Penn & Maryland Steel 90 IS due sept 1925. I1Ui5
Republic Steel 1s 5s due Oct 1894. .1O14 1Ost
SIoss g. 6s due Feb 1920. .107 1854
DO AIS. April. 1918 94iz 81
Jones L9uEhi!n list 5s Msy. 1893. .i00s 1V1
UNITED STATES STEEL. CORPORATION
Col A. c. n April. 1851 I15A
do Series b. D. F. due April. 1851. .li4& iI5k
Sinking April l. 1868. .lO0k iG8
Union Ssel Dec, 1852 1888
C'sirteF Steel 5s. 1905 - IOl
81 Clair Furnace 5s due 1910 40. .-..... 1O1
st Clair Steel IS due 1909 &c. .....-.1O1
Illinois Steel co due April l. 19l3......-...-- 1Ol
quoted interest"
New-York tribune., 1909-07-22
Innenn Neu Yorlc Nsw YorL

FOREIGN MONEY AIARKET.-Cau money in
London, 1zG& per cent; open market discount rate
for short bills, IL per cent: long bills 5l601 1ss
per cent? Berlin discount rate. , per cent; Paris
1lsooUnt rate, - yer cent Paris exchange
s4onoon % francs IE4 centimes; Berlin exchange
On London, % marks 1872 pfennigs. Bar gold.
r fOREI5N SECrRTTIES.- British consols for
Money, - BIS Per cent; for the account, 81 sic.
French Tentes g. francs s. centines
New-York tribune., 1909-07-22
HatiOHs.

yTHE PEOPLE or THE STATE OF NEW Yo5K 81, 81
the saes o. Soa s TSs ana ss & e AgeI ts
mann Hanmersdorf. Johannes Schuback Amsnck.
tia v MOL. Wilhelm Ausinck- Carl Amsinck wernsr
Sn5sinGn sir,1 F.Ise STIsiBel C;rtrIds Aes,cE
ETote Sl-ft. s,Si4,-t 5~s pre5Sb1 s--1oi5
Olga SJsinls Garlieo aIIlsllcN @ ara e-lou
Nierleysr. Emmy Burchard Hermann ATsiack: Ida
Westphal. Amanda DsnzeL Eliza Ida Amsincz. Helm
rich Amsinck. August Lattmann. Emmy Lattmann
EiiHaoeth husSl. 49, % 1T - 49, -
Merck Julia AeFea J23ahheS AssA ss Clsa Msfcs ~ 80
Olga Wilhelmine Seyskins the heiTs and neTI or SIN
Adolf PaveGstedt of th- City ef EeW fSTS hAs stsly
YORK 10 instrument in writing. bearing
S9 qse m besTing date the IAN day OF May 1905 re-
ating both zeal and personal property duly proved
Ssta 0f ne county OF New York deceased therefore
and each Of yS are o d e 70 Ys PR'as a. hs o ss
the county Of New Yers on hs itth day st agsGss
the forenoon q that day then and there 70
rIept And such oil YOU hereby cited.
under the age Of tventy-ons years are required 70
have to appear and apply Tor one 20 be appoint
a guardian viii be appointed hy the Surrogate 20
In testimony whereof caused the Seal Of
the T6Tk TO be hsreuntS axed Witness. Hon
IseaLI AbRer & Thomas a surFosate Of cur said
county OF New York az said County, tbs
l2Ih day o. Iung in the year Of our Lord one thousand
' cr.,P PaS1F. y e. s5,rDss..Es Z RogPSET gss,,
DUER STRONG & WHITEHEAD. Attorneys f0I Ps-
titiouer- No ~ Wall Street. Borough OF Man
haitian New YORK city
TJ1HE PEOPLE OF THE STATE OF NEW YORK. BY
4 the grace of God free and independent 20 Eloiss
Wiloughby de Eresby, William l.. Breese. Breess
Ker Catharne Heathcots- -DFummoRd Wiiloughhy.
Gilbert James Iieatheoe Druanlond Nioushhy Alastar
James lines Ker. William l. Breese. Jr, Frances r
and all interested IN tho
r. late Of the County of New
otbgis ed restin @ Yo and esc6 81 You are hsrsSy
cited and required personally BE- and before cur
Surrogate County % New York az the SurrcSatss
Court - said county. hei az the Hall % Records N e
Of New York the lTth day 81 september 49,.
and there TO attend iudicis setjismen q ths
proceedinxs l. R-eese and Elose T. breess
Norris rs Executors Last VIII and Testament OF
of hereby cited as afs
years required - appear
guardian. IL have or X YOU nave hol.s
aprsar apply 20 be appointed or m 20
your neglect failure % do 50 suaisAtl WI
lie aup0inted Surrogate represent ana act or
YOU in the proceeding
In tesriUonv whereof caused the seal % the
Srrosates. Court Of said Of NeW YORK 70 ne
~--N7 Lars,inro aFxed Witness. AbReF C.
IL S. Thomas, Surrogate Of our said county az the
- county OF York. the eth dav % June. "a
the wear of cur Lord thousand nue huhded and nine
'"O S @ DANIEL. J. DOWDNFY
Clerk Of the Surrpgates Court
New-York tribune., 1909-07-22
Instruction.

For Both Sexes-City.
The BERIITZ SCHOOL OF LANGEAGE1
Madison Square f1I22 Broadway
Harlem Branch. 343 LenOX Ave near 12Tth s.
Brooklyn Branch 81 SEQ Livingston St
REDUCED RATES DURING THE SUMMER
Summer school at Asbury Park n J.
Teachers sent to all places within hundred miles.
New-York tribune., 1909-07-22
Proposals.

C,TE,N1 TEATINt+-FORT sLOCUM y Y. OFFICE
- Of Constructing @ NJ. July 10. 19O9-Sealed pro-
posals. tripicate. will be received hsre Until 70
a and then opened. for installing
steam heating IN Barracks Nos 81. 80 and 50
nd OhHcerr Quarters Mes. and D. Blank forms %
proposals. specifications. plans and all necessary n
formation furnished here at ofice OF Chtet @ ".
Dept 1of the East. Gov eruor's Island. y Y II En-
veIopcs containing proposals be endorsed 'Propo-
sais for steam Heating addressed Constructing