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The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1909-12-25

QdIb, uOl wv ViNJ Ni"'"' "' ~
will make a crop on land that is
totally unsuited to the growth Of
cotton under boil weevil condi-
tons. The experiments do make
clear, however, that proper ana
intelligent use Of this poison will
materially increase the crop and
do it at profit under all cOndi-
tons where a crop is now posi-
| bic.
The writer's of Circular 80
frankly predict that nine farmers
out OF every ten will fail in the
use of this poison at the first at
tempt. Success seems to depend
upon the farmer understanding
perfectly the principles upon
which successful poisoning of the
boil weeyil is based and upon the
work Of poisoning being done
with extreme care and with the
Dpoppr machinery.
The adoDtion of this new agent
for DESTROYING the WeeyiI pest
does not call for any change in
fine iInproyed cultural methods
~ now Dracticed. On the con
trarv. il moves 70 be the long.
desired weapon which the farm.
er can use to turn a "break.ey,n"
CROP into a profitable one. or to
increase the profits from a crop
that would otherwise WELD but a
small profit.
The use of this poison will not
protect the TOP crop and its use in
late simmer and autumn is con.
siderpd as money thrown away,
It can Sc utilized only for de.
structjon of the boil Weeyils
which hibernate successfully
and which appear in the fields in
spring and early summer. Full
allowance is made for the fact
that Weeyils do not all emerge
from Information at anv given
time, some remaining in winter
quarters until approximately
| July 1st
The use Of powdered arsenate
! of lead lust hefaT,. the first
squares; appear on the cotton
plants, when applied as directed
! by Messrs, Newell and Smith,
results in destruction of practic.
alIv all boil wpeyiIs then In the
fields. The infestation caused
bv weeyils emerging from win.
ter quarters after that time is
retarded NV fnrthar annlicotionS
of tho noison A corSidorobIo
number of the insects can no
| killed with the arsenate after
cotton is in fruitage, but the rate
of weevil increase is 60 great that
the most that can be done is to
"hold back" the infestation until
a fair croD is set ON the plants
The optcome Of the fold evnari
ments made by Messrs, Newell
and Smith appear 70 show that
their theories in the matter are
J CAppppt Gippnlap g2 alSo ann
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1909-12-25

1t looks very much like DR..
Cook is safe in the snug privacy
of a lunatic asylum.
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1909-12-25

/ .ss%%~<<s|
y PERSd
| ...e|"|'
/ J. X. Lea1
| here last Fr|
NJ. R. Ja1
spend Chris
]. r. Mat
| in Baton Ro
] H. Kill
ton for Chr
Mrs. J. ID
| Orleans, las|
Il. 7. Ray
holidays VIII
NJ. Burga|
recently on
Trimble
| from school
W. C. Wa4
country hon
Miss Lu|
spend Chris
Mr.. Sam
Monday.
Little Bar
sick this wei
Miss Card
from New o
F. f. ConI
Baton Roug
ing.
Mr.. and n
we're visitol|
Wednesday
Mrs. B. IL
last Friday 4
Gibson.
F. H. Binr
here this VI
Baton Rougd
We regret
D. Wills of I'll
H.
Mrs. Wal
and her chi
for a visit at
H. NJ. CT
Christmas in
bis parents.
Miss The
been in New
time is at ho|
w. T. Ed
.Brasseaux s.
city.
Miss Vira
Orleans is q
Visit her aun
Miss Ami
the holidays
r NJ. LRalie|
DR.. A. f.
ShriDers' mi
ans, Monday
Mr.. GeOrg|
Is the guest
Prancisyille.|
Mr.. Eddie
St. Francisv|
bis many fri
Business
Mr.. Greene
Up for his ST
Frank Bal
Orleans, ne,
days.
c. S. Bart
make a visit |
days.
Mr.. and M
hck will he
With her par
Miss julio
the holidays
Ia New Orle:
Mrs. E. L.
Joe, arrived
Tuesday nig|
Mr.. and NJ
New Roads a
er is assistin|
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1909-12-25

And alas, the voice of the fire,
cracker is heard in the land.
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1909-12-25

For Sale
RED RUST-PROOF SEED OATS.
Grade Red POIIed Cattle, Red Rust
Proof Oats, Lespedeza Strata Seed,
Native Grass Hay.
J. BURRUSS MCGEHEE,
Laurel Hill, La.
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1909-12-25

And they are still revoluting
down in Nicaragua.
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1909-12-25

Where is Dr.. Cook?" promises
to be as celebrated a question as
who struck Billy Patterson"
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1909-12-25
For Sale.
E. O. MANSKER,

Agt. l.. Il. & N. Co
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1909-12-25

new Roads d
er Is assistin|
store during|
]. Lawrel|
True DEMO-
Rlaquemine
Of holiday att
Mrs. W. d
laughter I'D
Roads fora
Bowel WILD
Miss Mar
Thursday md
~nIlSJmaS
parents.
Miss Nelli|
last week-end
nen's, and "
there.
Miss Lola
home at Rog|
days from
City. |
Mrs. Rile]
o @l Parents
Clinton 9 unit
I hens win 1
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1909-03-26
Oiem College.

OS1 UaS3SR-ai1stF\ kdtoNS ~$hS*Ss''"
skole / Dcs Moines, Iowa, beepnoer i'll
6oroarstermir for unse @eno os &oi11oer
bem is Dfarts ($16 for 4 Tiger
9enne @fple er be1temt fur oan1t=a1nerie
fanIt un96pn1, ba1oe ben, Der er fg6t Der /
2anbet, pg ben, lom er i1opanoret.
@fplen ubbar1,er porbenre B;Gter / ben
ba1lfe &irte" / Nrnerita, iarnt 2erere % Ser
erinoer for ben oanlfe NprneIfole.
9Stolen ct p9ioa for iaa6anne, iom ig9er
en- alminbelig %l1obannelie eler uopibelie al
&unb1faberne fra ben banlfe ug amerlfanIte
6Dltefple.
b 9aeli0e Sprcbrag rper + ltoriife % litte-
r9re @mner. @pbe 9i9tero9rfer gen11emz
leies % fortlares.
@runoi9 11noerbis1ing / Grgelif og DAINTY,
EDf, Satin, @re]t, 9ilt0:ie, Naturfag. a.u.
tematiife Sag, Sana Dg @iuit!, Ginning o.
9aanbarbeibe fpr @i9er.
@Dmnatif, iaapel for ale @leper lom for
pal9te 9olo. 6pl9eroe en9ellte &urius:
Preparat Try Course, Commercial
Course, First Grade Certificate
Course.
@ture, lpie @erelier. @uao % COB Soft.
Sfrip efter &atalos.
Sn6mel6 Ser / COB Eib.
Benedict Nordentoft.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1909-03-26
Sicnoe &apitel.
&cgpnbelien paa 5 II.

ge6 Spnet al SEN %berpgte6e bpi0e Sat - 5poret,
Ser fprte oirefte til &%etuinions Mor0er - blep leg
erebe11 al SEN itprie 6orbouielie, og eite1 mos min
gilje faiteoe leg ct bernoreroe 8lif paa 0en. Mono,
Ser bnpoe ifaifet ian b9gtigt ct 8ebis til 8eie.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-06-24

The supplementary petition Of the
Commercial club traffic bureau to the
interstate commerce commission was
mailed Monday and will be presented
to the commission as soon as it arrives
in Washington. The complaint con
tains, first of all, q petition setting
forth the grievances of the Commercial
club tariff bureau and has added
thereto complete statement of the
changes which are requested by that or
ganizstion in the existing freight rate
schedules from eastern points to Utah
common points.
The petition sets forth the fact that
first, second and third sections Of the
act 10 regulate commerce and freight
transportation class rates between Chi
cago, Mississippi river aud Missouri
river freight rate teTritonties, by car
rying ont unjust, unreasonable and dis
crimirative rates for service performed
in comparison with charges now as
scsScd between much more widely sepa
rated points and involving much great
cr service through the Utah cities
named
The rates aud inc cities are then sst
forth with great completeness in the
petition. Matters relating 10 tho al
lcsed secref agreement between some
of the railroads operating IN this terri
tory are also set forth with consider
able disGnctnes5 and the petitioners
pray that the matter may be taken up
by the interstate commerce commission
and the railroads in question be com
PEELED 10 answer the charges PANIED IN
the petition.
The petition, With the iabulsted
freight rates omitted, follows:
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-06-24
PROSPECTS BRIGHT FOR
TAX ON CORPORATIONS

WASHINGTON, Juue 23,--Before
tho senate takes up President Taft S
program for the taxation of net earn,
ings Of corporations, the leaders Will
know how every member intends to
vote on the subject The most care
ful uoll that can be made Will be In
tbe hands of Senator Aldrich tomorrow
and Will be communicated TO the presi-
dent. 1t appears that the finance com
mittee members were justified IN as
suring the president AS they dld last
night. that the measure would be adop' :
ed. Representative John Dwight oil
New York, the Republican whip, prom
ised the senate leaders today that 1t
the senate incorporates the corporation
tax plan in the tariff bin, the amend
ment will be retained by the house.
Tho fact that Republican house lead,
ers. including Speaker Cannon ard
REPRESENTATIVE Payno, assured tho
president that tho corporation tax
smondment would meet with favor IN
lh,, honse. is said 10 preclude the pos
sibilitv Of defeat there.
Attorney General Wickersham and
Senator Root determined today that the
measure should bc made amendment
proof before offered to the senate. IL
IS the intention of The senate Leaders
TO resist any amendment that may be
offered,
The supporters of the Bailey-Cum-
MINIS income TAX amendment. which the
president S plan is expected 10 sup
nl9nt have not abandoned their iuten-
lion to obtain n direct vote on the in
come lax question. If their amendment
is displaced it is likely that practically
ali of the Republicans viii vote for
thc corpnratl0 tax
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-06-24
ALLEGED MURDERER
CAUGHT AFTER CHASE
One Of the Most Exciting Man
Hunts in History of
Arizona Ended.

YUMA, Ariz.. June 23.-After one Of
the most exciting man-bunts in the his
tory of This region, participated In by
prominent citizens, officers, famous In
dian trailers and a company Of militia
Francisco Marquee, Mexican, wanted
for tho murder in thc Fortuna noun.
taius last Thursday of Peter +. Hodges
wealthy man Of this city, was cap.
tured today by posse in an abandoned
hut Of p sheep camp about fifteen miles
below Yuma and a short distance from
MARQUEE s home The fugitive, found
asleep and unarmcd, was captured with
out resistance.
Marquee was brought 10 Yuma and
locked up. Tho feeling against him
is high. aud every precaution TO pre-
vent a lyuchiug was taken.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-06-24
SHOT DOWN RY OFFICER
SAID TO BE DRUNK

SAN FRANCISCO. June 2S.-Bernarl
Iacau the Young business man of this
city who was shot aud seriously wounclcd
by Captain OF Police Michael Conhoy
carl,' today. is lingering between life and
dcntb tonight al the ST Francis hospital.
and his physicians entertain little hope
Of his recovery.
Stripped OF his uniform and star. Cap
tain C,onhoy who Is ono OF the best
known officers in The department in
which he has served Tor thirty one years,
occupies q cell in the city prison,
Chief of policc Cook suspended him
from dutv on charge OF having been
under the influence OF liquor Chief
Cook stated tonight that Conboy would
not talk OF the affair and apparently had
no recollection OF the shooting,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-06-24
KATHERINE GOULD
MAY TESTIFY TODAY
Woman Who Seeks Separation
and $3.50, 900 Per Year EN-
pected to Take Stand.
OF FARNUM
WILL ALSO BE FEATURE
More Testimony That Mrs,
Gould Drank Moderately and
SWOrp Not at All.

NEW YORK, June 23.-Counsel for
Katherine Clcmmous Gould, who is su-
ing bcr husband, Howard Gould, for
separation and $250.000 year alimony,
labored long and late today aud it was
II o'clock tonight when court ad
iourned. The night session was grant
ed by Justice Dowhug in order TO finish
the remaining testimony in rebuttal by
the plaintiffs S witnesses, with the pos
siblo exception of Mrs. Gould herself
but after the session Clarence ]. Shearn
announced that no still had two wit
nesses 10 call. Tomorrow deposition
of Dustin Farnum, who has figured so
prominently n the case. Will be sub.
mittcd in Mrs. Gould behalf.
The testimony submitted and dcposi
tious read for Mrs. Gould today and
tonight. taken as q whole. cover the
rebuttsl Of al the incidents of tho vari-
Gus motor trips that she is alleged to
have taken 10 cities in which Dustin
Farnnm was PLAYING. Also, IL sought TO
provo that Mrs. Gould drank moderate
", principally with bcr meals; that her
language was never other than what 1t
should have been; that she saw Farnum
only in the company of others, and that
there was nothing ont Of the ordinary
in her attitude toward him.
Army of Witnesses.
Thrty.six witnesses in rebuttal have
thus far been called. aud 1t Is expected
that Mrs. Gould VIII tsko the stand to-
morrow. .iu the hope of weakening her
husband s counter-charges. With the ex-
ceptiou of Mrs. Sells, who testified dur
ing the day, and the deposition Of her
daughter. Marjorie, which was read to-
D,1 y for ~
was that Of servants and employees of
various shops.
Miss Sells narrative bore out that
Of hcr mother, favoring Mrs Gould as
10 her association wirh Dustin Farnum.
and tcstifyine as TO her sobriety at all
times.
After this deposition came a corro.
borative deposition from May Robson,
the actress. Ia the essentials it agreed
with Miss Sells s story The actress
was not sure about the number of nights
she had slept IN Mrs. Gould S room. but
she was positive that she had used one
of the twin beds in Mrs. Gould 8 bed
room.
"Uavc YOU ever observed any i'm
proper relations between Mr.. Farnum
and Mrs. GouId?' the actress was
asked
''Did YOU ever see Mr. Farnum en-
brace Mrs, GouldIH
NO replied Miss Robson.
More Friends Of Plaintiff.
Mr. Shcaru, Mrs Gould S attorney,
continued the march of servants aud
friends OF bis client 30 the witness stand
today in an effort Ia refute the testi-
mouy of iptoxication and other lndls-
crctiops given by the witnesses for the
defense.
Edward Roumau. who said ms busl-
ness was drcssmakipg, testified that he
was employed by Mrs. Osborne and had
talked with Mrs Gould frequently when
she came TO try on her gowns. He bad
never noticed my words or conduct on
Continued on Page Three.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-06-24
Indictment Kept Secret.

Los ANGELES, June 2S.--The federal
grand Jury TO-DAY returned -an indictment
against an unnamed person in connection
with tho recent ronnins ot reSislered
mail sack at the local postoffica of 500
900 In currency. II is said upon good au~
thority 10 bc directed against one Of the
clerks In the registry division of the post
office The arrest max not be made for
several days. Fifteen thousand dollars OF
the stolen money was recently found bid
den behind the rcstot(icc safe.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-06-24
FULL TEXT OF PETITION
SUBMITTED By BUREAU

Before the Interstate Commerce
commission: Commercial Club Jraihc
Bureau of Salt Lake City, Utah, pc
tifipuer and complainant vs. the
Atcbison, Topeka g. Santa tc Railway
company, the Chicago, Burlington y
Quincy Railroad company, the Chicago
& Northwestern Railway company, The
Chicago, Milwaukee & ST. Paul Rail
way company, the Chicago, Rock
Island g. Pacific Railway company, inc
Colorado Midland Railway company,
the Colorado & Southern Railway coDi~
psny. the Denver & Rio Grande kall"
road company, the Illinois Central
Railroad company, The Missouri Paclhc
Railway company, the Oregon Railroad
& Navigation company, the oregon
Short Line Railroad comapny, the San
Pedro. Los Angeles & Salt Lake Rail
road company, the Southern Facloc
company, the Union Pacific Railroad
company, defendants.
To the Interstate Commerce commls'
sion: Respectfully represents yonr pc
titioner, the Commercial Club Iraflc
Bureau Of Salt Lake City. corpora
: ton, organized under the laws OF the
state OF Utah, for the general promo
ton Of the welfare of its membership
in ali lis traffic affairs and rclanous
connected Herewith, and also duiJ
representing The citizens, BUSINESS
firms aud companies Of the cities OF
Ogden Salt Lake City and Provo, as
Particularly shown ia certain Pell-
Iion for relief 20 the President OF tue
United States, dated Salt Lake CITY.
Utah, April |, 1909. and bearing the
signatures of more than three thou'
sand OF the said citizens, business n1ms
and companies, and in behalf or rue
people generally throughout and WITHIN
tue said state.
l. That the defendant companies
above uamed are common carriers Gu
gagged screrally or together, as may
ne necessary to form through lines, III
ine transportation Of passengers auo
property by continuous carriage OF
shipment, wholly by railroad, between
points in the states OF Illinois, iowa,
Missouri, Kansas, Nebraska, Coloraoo
Oregon, California and other states'
and points in tho state OF Utah. ana ~ ~
such common carriers are suoJecV ~
Inc provisions of tbe act to reS,un5a V
commerce. approved February 4, l9S'
and acts amcndatory thereof OF supple
neutary thereto
Geography of State.
,. That the state of Utah, now pos
sesslng a population of about Jour nun
ufed thousand people. and geogFaPo
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-06-24
l1dex to To6ov'S Tribune
!:
Departments.
Local.


Petition OF traffic bureau for
Ndrded ..--.....s>- |
Weber county cries for -2oore pic 3
Wall OF Deseret News ....
Nellie Teakle wins in supreme
court -.-......... ......-....
Breedon is clerk Of Juvenile
court ......s .....,.....-..I Al
Barbecue at Ssltair a huge sue
Report made on Continental Life14
Can old soldiers visit Saltair?. IA
Lid is rlveted down on gam
ollng -.........,--.. ...s.,......
When Is II l. o'clock. ?..,.......li
Domestic.
Murderer of Elsie Sigel still at
large: police are muDl. ........ /
Senate makes quick work OF the
the lumber schedule -........, l
katherine Clcmmons Gould Will
probably take the stand to-
nSN .......- -.......... ...,,.-..
More sensa tions in the Thomas
scandal at Ogden .,r........ l
Alleged murderer caught after
chase across continent ....... l
United Copper Heinzc case is
now on trial ..................
:: :. :. !,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-06-24
"ADVERTlsE SOMETHING OUT OF
WHICH YOU MAY REASONABLY
EXPECT RETURNS

and When You have FOUND what TO 7d
vertise. take care that YOU place your
copy. in a newspa per that CAN TURN
IHE TRICK. Don't delude yourself with
A china doorknoh and don't confuse a
rooster newspaper which spends its
time cock-a-l loruming for n hen news
paper that Is too busy Matching out
dollars TO strut about Growing"
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-06-24
ALDRICH AMENDMENT
TO COMBAT CANADA

WASHINGTON, June 22,-Au
amendment on the subject of wood pulp
WAS introduced in the senate today by,
Senator hldrich,
II wopld give the nrcsident anthorl.
Continued on Page Seven
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-06-24
JOSEPH CLASHES
With ATTORNEYS
Considerable Ginger Is Injected
Into Industrial School
Investigation.
MORE TESTIMONY AS
TO TREATMENT OF BOYS
Additional Light is Turned
Upon the Purchase of
Supplies.
Special 10 The Tribune.

Special To The Tribune.
OGDEN, juno 23.--Both morning and
afternoon sessions of the investigating
committee hearing the charges against
superintendent Thomas Of the State In.
dustrial school were marked with fre-
quent clashes between Chairman Harry
Joseph and the attorneys presenting the
evidence against Thomas, which were
not lacking IN bitterness whilo they
lasted. Chairman Joseph, occupying al
so the position as president of the board
of trustees of tho industrial school, has
shown an attitude of reSentfulness 90
some of the witnesses tcstIfyins against
the management Of the school in his
cross examination since the hearing
first began, and this has caused con.
siderable annoyance 10 the attorneys
representing tbe citizens committee.
After several collopucs between the
chairman and Attorneys Valentine
Gideon and a. G. Agcc. a climax was
reached at the afternoon session dur
ing the examination Of Assistant Super
iuteudcnt kucass. when Attorney Ascc
was interrupted by Mr.. Joseph. Mr..
Agee retorted: FI insist that the chair
man confino himself Ia the position he
occupies here TO which Joseph re-
piled that he didn t need any sugges-
lions from any one as 10 his manner
of conducting the examination.
Just before tho morning session
closed, Attorney Gideon objected siren
is reading clerk for the committee,
framing questions for Chairman Joseph
to ask. Mr. Gideon contcpded that as
Mr. Uollin2svorth occupies the posi-
tiou Of secretary TO tho board of truS-
tees of tho school, his promptiuga 10
the chairman were not proper The
matter ended when the chairman said
that he would frame his own questions
in tho future.
Evidence as TO Graft.
Attorney Agce, following fhc line re.
ceutIy taken by the charges of graft
against SupcriDtc Thomas, intro,
dured the payrolls of tho school for Sep.
tember, October and November. 1907,
showing tho "timc Parley Griffin, J.
II. Scott aud Thomas Myers put in at
the school, Each, according to his own
testimony, was employed by Thomas up-
on his residence on Madison avenue dur
ing this period, although they actually
were in the employ Of the state at the
institution al the time, and received
their checks from the institution AS
usual the latter part Of each month.
! Notwithstanding this. Assistant Super
| intendeut Kneass testified that during
the time that Scott was employed with
a SQUAD of boys doing carpenter work
on the Thomas residence, an outside
carpenter, William Wilson. was being
emploved at the school at 81 a day
! This was brought out to show that there
was sufficient carpenter work at the
school 10 keep Scott busy, while he was
doing outside work for the superinten-
dent. and that it WAS really necessary
10 employ Wilson 10 take care of the
york. The general payroll was intro
duced 10 show Wilson employment.
! The stories of the alleged brutal
Continued on Page Seven.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-06-24

I"EE WHO SLEEPS BENEATH
TFE FRUIT TREE MUST BE
| content with .wlndfals; The man who
fruit" Here in Salt Lake we are doing
g bit Of climbing. and from appes RANGES
sll about we are getting the fruit. new
buildings on every hand. improvements
unprecedented. new streets new busi-
ness blocks, bigger and better than ever
new hotels. dcDots. apartment houses
dwellings. etc. even II our country
brethren won't let us have & capitol
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-06-24

,. That the state Of Utah, now pos
ssssing a population of about Tour nun.
dfed thousand people, and geograph'
New-York tribune., 1909-11-02
SATISFIED MECHANICS LIENS.
NOVEMBER

BASSET AVE. " 5. $50 It of Saratoga
ave, standard Plumbing Supply Co agr
1909 sIs60o
BRISTOW ST. : " cor 10 Il. Samuel
ct al: Oct ) 1903 tby bond ....+.... 500 90
MOTT ST Is: Steinberg Steam Cut
eember II. 1905 ....l,...--9.......-... 1876 90
PEARL ST. 80 Frank 2 Lore ( Son agt
1903 - -.,..e....... cs5 90
31ST ST. West William Grove agr
John Nelson ct al, Aug +. 1906 team
Celled) -------.--- --.-.---- b -
SAME PROPERTY. John DIN agt Alfred
Nielsen ct a., Aug II, 1905 tCaucelledD 9t3 so
SAME PROPERTY: \ p BiGeIow * Co
agt same; Aug IL. 1906 tcancelIed) 80 90
SAME PROPERTY: Paul Peterson ast
same, Aug Il. 1906 tcanceliedl.--.-.- 20 90
SAME PROPERTY: Joseph Marcus et al
agt same: Aug u. 1905 (canceiI dJ .o1o go
SAME PROPERTY: Thomas Z Flanagan
CT al agt same; Aug =, 1905 tcanceuedf-l, si4 30
SAME PROPERTY: John Davidson agt
same: Aug ~. 1906 (CauCeiIetl .----..- 5tJ 90
SAME PROPERTY: James Mccarthy 6gt
same: Aug =, 1906 (canceIiedI -, III 80
SAME PROPERTY. Morris Gr0nofsky
agt same. Aug - 1906 tcanceIietD = I4J 10
SAME PROPERTY; Joseph Di B-nedetto
ct al agt same; Aug 81. 1906 cancelled 2,GtO 90
SAME PROPERTY; NcDougal * Potter
Co ast same; Sept y. 1906 cancelled S02 oS
S6TH ST. $ 100 # OF Riverside
Drive; q II Rusg Co agt Harry Shift eJ
al; OCT 80 1903 515 &c