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New-York tribune., 1909-05-23
THE cHAsTIsEmgNT OF INJUSTICE.

To the Editor OF The Tribune
Str Whether Harriet Beecher Stoves Uncle
Toms Cabin" Ultimately worked tie downfall Of
slavery by its inherent logic and argument I viii
not undertake 10 say: but lata events in Russia
and Turkey in the working Of The mills Of the
gods remind that Il is some sixty years
siuce the first edition Of that volume appeared,
sno- as a student ] TecoIlect the great awakening
caused by the publication. both North and South,
and recall its strong impression upon my youthful
mind: and that, particularly, Of the concluding
sentence For not surer Is the eternal law by
which The milestone sinks II the than IS that
stronger Law by which injustice and cruelty shall
elIng On nations ths wrath of Almighty God.'
how prophetic these words, and how literally full
Hleo, We need Rot Look far around Us 10 discover
O pause 70 lament the execution Of the ineXorable
sF which er1ancipated millions Of the human race
Ano 50, to-day, amid the shock and turmoil Of
'As TINE. the assurance remains 70 US that the
Airllsaty shall not fail. nor be discouraged until
ne hath set judgment in the ea1h''; while We
remember that he has said: Il viii shake all ma
oaIs and the desire Of all nations shall comet
JOHN B. KETCHUM
SsW York. May T. 1902
New-York tribune., 1909-05-23

When his wife complained TO him of the alleged de-
ception DR.. Stefel explained It is said, that he
sIned the name of Goldstein because his parents
objected to his marriage.
The wife charges. among other things. that her
hsSband treated her cruelty. She says that ne has
an income physician for lodges and societies of
$500 a week besides having extensive private
practice.
In the breach of promise case Miss Auerbach
says that she and Stiefel worked together "op-
orators" in a Broadway cloak house about ten
years ago. and she advanced to him the money for
his medical education He proposed marriage TO
her the plaintiff says. and she accepted him. giving
him all her savings. But when Stiefel got his
medical degree he apparently forgot her. Miss Auer-
bach complains
The present Mrs. Stiefel was the widow OF Max
Singer, a restaurant man.
New-York tribune., 1909-05-23
POWER BOAT EXPLOSION.
Com pressed 4i TanA, on the Ida
Mau BIo5cs Up, Killing One Man.

Ogdensburg. y y, May 2o.-The compressed air
tank Of the power boat Ida May blew up this
afternoon. killing Peter Wadenh0n, of Bridgeport
Conn. second engineer, and fatally injuring Harry
PurteIl. of Cleveland. chief engineer.
Wadenhom was blown through partition against
the hull. his right being torn of and his
head crushed. He was dead when found.
Purteu was blown through partition into the
cabin He had recently returned from Monaco,
where he handled the engine the power boat
racer Standard at the international regatta.
The explosion opened the seams Of the boat,
which settled on the bottom OF the river.
The Ida May IS the largest power boat cruiser
Oh the river. being so feet long, OF so horsepower
with a doubIe-actng motor started by compressed
air
The cause Of the explosion is not known.
New-York tribune., 1909-05-23
SAYS TOBACCO FEEDS WHITE PLAGUE.
rhFsicisr Wants It's Use Prevented IS Con
ducive TO Consumption.
% lie Edf1or OF Ths TItbune

20 rt= Editor OF TIE Tribune.
Sir he attention Of The public has be=n called
70 TIE increase IL this o11y Of the ~white plague.
M Nathan Straus is reported TO have declared
that il has cost the city more than billion dol
lars This is the expense estimatef think OF the
suTe-lrg an5 sorrow Those interested looking
IN every direction for meth DDS Of prevention and
means OF cure. while one Of the most prevalent
contributing causes is entirely overlooked To it
The eves of the seekers for solution of the prob
lem seen absolutely olcsesi-tobacco smoke. -
protected evil
-ebacco. causing. aS ii ,k,es, physical prostra-
tiou. deterioration Of tissp4r disturbance in the
blood changes in tie red oospuscles, enlargement
Hnd soreness Of the tonsils debility and lreElaIl'y
Of heart action. irritation OF the mucous surfaces
or The lungs and partial paralysis OF the glanoular
structure over which the nerEz = exert controlling
force. las ( great deal 10 de- with the rendering
of The system an easy prey 10 consumption
The poVer Of the system u resist disease ls
diminished by the narcosis Snd other conditions
produced by tobacco smoke and also ly tobacco
The boy and growing man are debllliated. oe-
pressed and made anamic by Il. and consequently
more susceptible 10 all diseases incluoins Tuoer-
rrlosis and Of the older rnen addicted 10 tobacco
End having SO far escaped the undertaken, in a
million OF them you can hardly ind ten entirely
zyell Tobacco smoke does not destroy disease
germs but il does destroy animal life The large
amount Of carbon monoxide gas in tobacoo smoke.
SO say nothing of other 9ois5ns. should be SUM-
risnt 10 condemn Il.
WII the authorities do anything looking to wlp-
sng out this evil tobacco sIaokec IF so. We will
be long way on the road 10 Wlping out the
white plague"
CHARLES G, FEAsE. NJ D.
Nav York Nay L. lSa.
New-York tribune., 1909-05-23
WALL STREET BROKER IN L, 1 DEAL

Arthur + Du Cret & 60 have sold a large
improved parcel fronting on Harold avenue at
Ocean Side, Ba'dwins. Long Island. i includes a
large dwelling several fine stables, bowling si'eF
and boathCuse. The buyer is a Wall Street broker
he viii occupy the premi-es
The same firm also sold No 1875 Pacific street
Brooklyn. a three story and basement brick dwell
ing 70 a Manhattan client. Also sold the Cooling
ton farm at Bound Brook, y. J, consisting 81
about one hundred acres OF land Also sold Il a
Chicago client No 90 West l3Sd street and resold
for him the property. lie took in payment tract
Of land Long Island
New-York tribune., 1909-05-23
BUSINESS CHANCES.

ADVERTISER PRACTICAL MINING
MAN, FIRST class reference as to charac-
ter and business ability. with health and
energy 10 accomplish what he undertakes.
has SOUND and VALUABLE GOLD MIN
ING proposition that only needs certain &c
velopmeut 10 make Il a big profit payer
wants party. either man or woman, 20 tlI-
,74rb~tf tfs r.cssssr, funds for which ha+f
interest will be given. VIII take less than
SO 600 10 put property Ia share 20 pa
large earnings for years 10 come; adNes-
tissr can manage and run the property to
get best results this Is a rare oppof tuillH
for person seeking good yearly income
from a comparatively small investment IN
fact. II is a fortune for the man or woman
11ho ~an rut I'D the money. there are no
third parties or agents to deal with : Gii
information assays and references VIII pe
furnished 10 RESPONSIBLE persons by az
IressiDf- q Miner care q Success A9-
yeFtising Co. P .. Box %. Albany. n ]
New-York tribune., 1909-05-23
THE BRONX BUILDING PLANS.

Southern Boulevard =. a62+ = ~f llsfh s5.
sty hrE tengUtss -. -CNsu. u each. kafonah
Co. owners. Fred FiEEuuguuG. arehi---.-- k@S
Court rsndt ave. cog l4sJh ~, = sty brk 0tiee.
- 8alUG. she PrJvident Ian Society of NsH
York owner. Renwick. AspiuWau a. Tucker. .
Hr-tts -
garage. 13N2g, Thss Z Watson. owner and aren't
Doris ave e Lyon ave. tW- - sly fran"
crs s,5 a., ATS ....... 10
New-York tribune., 1909-05-23
FROM THE CITY TO COOL JAMAICA.
Richmond Hill and Hampstead to House Great
CitY Overflow.

The Jump ahead taken by Jamaica and the
ulaces in the same realty zone Is strtkingly thus
trs-Ad IN tho improvements IN the Richmond Htl
and Hempstead sections They viii soon have the
er7-Dowered green appearance Of Shelton svenue
where the architectural beauty IF the houses Is
much enhanced by the wealth of foliage and lawn
decorations. These are but few o the Tar
reaching improvements that have been made and
are making IN the attractive Jamaica section
New-York tribune., 1909-05-23

THE METZ & WEISS Gas and on En-
riues. Stationary ana Marine. 20 n 200
Il p" August Metz i2s Mott g. \ Y
New-York tribune., 1909-05-23
ORDERS HElNzE BOOKS ImPoUNDgp.

Soase Housh signed order in the United States
.-Ct -Ct court yesterday on the application of Dis
- - attorney Wise directing the clerk OF the
LII 70 irnpoCnd and retain in his custody ell the
-o1at books. check hooks and papers OF Otto
-ze CO. which were turned over 20 the fed
-, grand Jgry BY Reoeiyer Lindsay Russell in
-14 The records and documents were used by
- ss@1o jury in connection with its inquiry into
- -aeacial onsrstions Of 2. Augnstus Heinze.
New-York tribune., 1909-05-23
BUILDING LOAN CONTRACTS.

7 o-re-aoos ave. s. u cor T-uxtor 81. 5n115s Han
nah Y D,shler loans TruNtJn Realty CO. --..--
Ellison ave Q S25 n 81 Marin ST. -'Nlo",
commercial Finance 70 loans the Chester I'm
efle,i 80 on . d n Marin ST 25xIoo.
Odell e Butler ana Wright 3 Ooru. executors
9 lo9B a,s sane ave 5,s ? r. - i45ta ct.
5pyfOu. Frederick GrasmUck loans swift Euhd
New-York tribune., 1909-05-23

FOR SALE, by owners. a 7,0qO acre tract
Of good Agricultural prairie lands party
under cultivation. several sets % upliulHss /,
one mile from beautiful growing ral-r5au u
village. on the Northern Pacific baliWal .
with q large new creamery N CSsi1 ]'il =
This tract is located in one of the oeSt
dairy districts Of the Northwest We nay =
several hundred head Of splendid grace
cows and heifers. consisting Of short
horns RlaCk Polls and HeteI ords' alsC
horses and machinery We would prefer -
sell this as a whole to parties wishing ~
for colonization purposes or VIII SCI. ~ ~
smaller tracts. with the amount OF sloCk
end machinery that purchaser dsslfes- II II
the above proposition interests you VIE
Us and We viii send you map show lhg 10
cation. or any other information "atlLeI
Good live agents wanted AddrSSs f- o.
Box 253 St Paul MINI.
ADVERTISEMENTS and subscriptions for
The Tribune received at their Uptown
once. No. 1864 Broadway. between S6th
and 3Tth sts, until 8 o'clock p m. Ad-
--ertisements received at tie following
branch Offices at regular once rates until :
q clock D m viz: 264 sth ave s. 2
cor. 23d St: 15S 9th ave. cor. 12th St lO4
East 14th st. 257 West s2d st. between
7th and sth aves-; 268 West 125tn st; 1888
Sd ave: 1926 9d ave. near 6ist s.: l7os
1st ave near sSth st, 157 East 125th st. ::
756 fremont ave. SO Sd ave
New-York tribune., 1909-05-23
RENTALS IN RIDGEFIELD, CONN,

Adams & Keeler have leased At Ridgeheld, Conn
a house on West Lane Tor Mrs. l. l. Dempsey 70
Miss Mabel l. Hyde, q house il Ridge avenue for
Mrs MrDougsl Hawkes. Mr.. = L. Postle-
thvyaite a house for the Rockwell estate NJ
Myndiese and house on West Lane for Mrs. l.
l, Smith 10 = N InEersoll
New-York tribune., 1909-05-23

TFNIANT BY refined Young woman.
sSrpersenced. with invalid lc1y G chie
,-,rsserate saIary. city references A4-1sss
Miss Carter, Pa West leffh -.
New-York tribune., 1909-05-23
HOUSE AND OFFICE RENoyATNG

MANHATTAN House Cleaning ard Rsno-
,-s+irr Bureau Iar-eS T. Garner. Prop }.
All ma uner u hulsecissnirg attended to-
99a West 2E+h 81 Pnrue fte-Che.sec.
New-York tribune., 1909-05-23
HELP WANTED.
Male
MANAGER for branch

Maio
MANAGER for branch
house. One capable Of
taking entire charge.
High class, responsible
position for an energetic
man OF sterling moral
character. One aC-
q Guainfed with butter
and egg business pre-
ferred. Address, stating
a ge, experience a n d
q Qualifications, z. Nj.
Box s, Tribune Office.
New-York tribune., 1909-05-23
Insr-EANKEnokS

hsna $50. II 'aauh'rs -'.
kDvEETIsE1IENTs and subscriptions for
Tn. Tribune received OK their Uptown
Crlrr- No 1854 Frostwly. between S6th
ans 9Th Et1 until o o'-i-ck e. M At-
yersiseueuts received ar the following
branch oC.ces al regular once rates untii
o'cIrck % n viz. ga Etb ave
New-York tribune., 1909-05-23
rorITRY 80 PFT sfogk.

roT-r TRY Dogs. Pigeons. Pheasaots Pea
Eo1,T swan Wild Duck, Canartes. Gold
esh alio eggs for Matching. Write for
p~ices The United 60 % Nesey 81
New-York tribune., 1909-05-23

o-T-rsF. score or unsn room In hotel, ~
care of Apartments b. competent
widow best references teil er @plf@
u s5 Nest 2Ith $
New-York tribune., 1909-05-23
DOMESTIC sITUAIIoxs WASTED

-HOFNATER'S Employment Bu-
reau. 15s West 2Sd St. 8 Tor one month
Telephons connection
New-York tribune., 1909-05-23

ApT1PVTATD- - laGv wishes 20 place =
Young Protestant par-orfa asill Nlota N4 =,
F5r5-- ron. tfsaus-assd June T. present
empIove-. SIS Madison ave
New-York tribune., 1909-05-23
ORIENTAL KTGS.
PALMtSTka.

no YOU want 70 save money Then le
me get that Oriental rug for 2u stnceh
c,,,r5tf Rug Broker GuI BrpedHay
New-York tribune., 1909-05-23

ENCR4 AYERS. First class wood eazrav-
crs. ar 50 10 SO weekly. steady posi-
TORS. fare advanced. Address, with proofs,
Hawtiu Engraving Company Chicago.
] MADE $4,000 q. eve years in the man
order business. Lean with 50; any ons
can start q mail order business at home.
Senl rdr Tree backlet- Tells how Hsac cock.
G14 ] I,0ry-rrrt =
New-York tribune., 1909-05-23

cOT-NTESs AMELIA, Nonde~ful cleirvoy-
onr rrediu1u: business. love. iI'ar4l2se. an
.-t,,,sDte ralniiy troubles, eVery ts.Ilg. s''-
,e-sfnI: consultation 81 "a West 3Gth ST..
rear Sth ave.
New-York tribune., 1909-05-23
WORK WANTED.
Female

Female
coNPANION. CHAFEROA or COY -
FSS-Bv English gsutleFoHrali' sEI,er1-
enced travelLsr. good sauoT. knoNs III 49, -
PTff poy s. M1rristown. n J
rosaPANIJN. Ssc Bellned eaaeatso
nv ,-ITServ zoverness. German and EnEllsh'
--,-sfer= 20 travel: free June -; pest rsIef-
as,Ce~ n 3 3JS La1ayerte ave. Brooklyn
.,0NfpANION. &c.-I wish 20 find situa-
non Cor a Young lady as corlIanton OF
,r-eT-,aes English branches Onlyl. WhoTn
-. +F(,rr,fghfv recon mend Address Mrs
s--=-sv. Il smith Geneva. \. y.
10 u-Sss4T 5zFR- -CampbsH. robes. S53 Am
srsrtgun aver perfect fit;. latest styles
ls5Sss' an materials made ". prices re-
SoEabls-
New-York tribune., 1909-05-23

CAPABLE SALESMAN 10 cover territory
outside Greater New York with staple
Linz. cizh commissions. with 800 monthly
adj ance. permanent position to right man.
JESS II SMITH CO.
Detroit Mich
New-York tribune., 1909-05-23
AGENTS MANTEn.

AGENTS Distributors. either sex: dis
tribute samples ointment; s. per 100;
self-addresSed envelope. Star Ointment Co.
Altoona. Penn.
AGENTS ccining money selling guaranteed
BLRRAN; sells in home. office, factory.
shop, otsler speCisities; exclusive territory;
write for catalogue. Burvsu supply Co
EsmwOod. III
AGEN fS--Tske orders for fruit and Orna-
mental trees, plants, etc. experience IN
necessary highest commissions. payable
weekly. No. delivering or collecting; outfit
free steady employment, men and women
Perry Nurserfez Rochester \. y.
AGENTS-The best thing yet others are
making $40 day. 30 can you. Par
ticuiars free. The IDEAL Speciality Co. East
New-York tribune., 1909-05-23
IPlyCISTERERS

p WTTTF.N. los z. 18Th ST. mr. 4th ave
-I-phoIStery Fabrics and Curtain Mate
rial Tapestries. Damasils. Pushes y e.
Iours Real znd Imitation Leather, HatF-
cloth Cretonues Fr.uces. Cords. Gil. IS.
TaspeIs Burlaps. Springs. etc.
and subscriptions for
The Tribune received at their Uptown
Once No 1861 Broadway. between .Gth
nnd 3Tth sts.. until o'clock r m. Ad
ver-rfs fss1renTs received at the following
b,anch Offices at regular Office rates until
o'cIock L. M viz. 2S4 sth avs. 5.
cor 22d ST: lJS 9th ave, cor. i.th 81 lo4
vast lith St 257 West 80 81. between
7rh and sfh aves.. 2f3 west l2.th ST. ivS3
n ave IGo6 3d ave. near 6ist e.. l7us
Ist ave near Eath ct 15T East 125th st Z:
Tss fremont ave. go 30 ave
New-York tribune., 1909-05-23

ADyERTISEAA ENTS ana subscriptions far
The Tribune received at their Uptown
O7ice Nn 1864 Broadway. between 36t1
and 27th sir uufU clock g. n At-
y-ertiscmerts received az TIE following
branch Offices at regular gftire rates until
o'clock p m viz; 2E4 stn ave. :.
cor 23l st. I5g ErA ave. cor i2tn st.s lof
FsEt 14th 81. % " 7st s2d It,. between
7th ard sfh sves.. 2r2 West 12-tn 81 la2s
~ ave-. 1926 81 eve. near flst 81 liVS
1s. ave near sgt1 st ~ East t25th sJ-.
556 Treu,out ave i;5n - ave
New-York tribune., 1909-05-23
UnfurniShed apartments to LIE
Summer Cottages for Rent.


n TOsT ATTRACTIVE FURNISHED SEASIDE COT
Nj II and bath. Brielie,
= large piazza. and stable; modern Improve
station: rent greatly Fsahcsa 70
TasDonsbie apartment 3 West go " i-ith 81
TITTRNIsHED COTTAGE. NEAR OCEAN; ALSO
L bungalow: Avon. " J CRAIG. lS Eas1 20 st.
New-York tribune., 1909-05-23
Real Estate for SaIe-Nezc Jersey

nFAUTIFUL COUNTRY HoME-FIvE ACRES
D land large roof. brick lneG: large
orbuildnxs trees. shrubberys beautiful lawn
ser station; 2S miles Pennsylgania Railroad.
sscri6ce for 81 600: easy terms
n c REEVES & co. I24 East 2sd 81. Manhattan.
New-York tribune., 1909-05-23
RnARn ANn RnnMs

MADISON AVE 67G. 6a4 CG6-Sultes and
single lroorns private baths excellent
board. telephone. block from Central Park
ROCKHCRST. Spuyten Duvvil-on-Hu5sou
80 minutes. fifth year. Misses Lesley,
22Tth st Tel inEsbridge.
Il MADISON. AEE--Desira be large and
snail rooms. with OF without hoard, fam
lilies or gentlemen. SIMMER prices. refer
enCes-
New-York tribune., 1909-05-23

sfitsFt
no
1000
New-York tribune., 1909-05-23

LIVE POULTRY bought for
20 cash. highest market Irlc1z- bank
~ reference We seI7 al Kinds i've
~ IcJltry. prompt delivery. SEN
y MEL 4 POTI.ACE. 6II l. 18th
ct n Y Tei 257-Gramerry.
New-York tribune., 1909-05-23
LADIES' TAILOKs
live POULTRY.

MORRIS CRIPAIS. 115 Benox ave. Tel
HornirEsice. Fur lined coats. opeTl
coats and riding he bits.
New-York tribune., 1909-05-23

LADIES HAIR nFFSSING.
. NNA II. CONS.DINE Is West 4sth St.
near Jth ave Phone 46G9-liry ant
lisnicurlnr Marcel waving scalp ana face
h E-a
New-York tribune., 1909-05-23

COACHMAN--Cermau single. thoroughly
understands care me hon S-s. carriages.
harness careful driver sober. honest. VIII
7rx relis hle best references country
place. wages reasonable CoacEnan, -'o5
New-York tribune., 1909-05-23

$500
$50
og Con
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1909-12-17
MRS. CUNNINGHAM ENTERTAINS.
Most Enjoyable Reception In Honor
of Her Mother

On Wednesday afternoon Mrs. John
Cunningham gave a very beautiful AT
Home" in honor Of her mother. Mrs.
Charles Macbeth. Of Hamilton. Ohio.
The at all times handsome and roomy
bungalow home was veritable dream of
loveliness for the occasion. being gor-
geously decorated in the seasons eolors.
The spacious living room was extremely
effective. with decorations Of autumn
leaves and holly. and all about huge
bouquets Of white and scarlet carnations.
1t was in this room that Mrs. Cunningha m
received so graeiously. in a gown Of
French pink satin and lace. while Mrs.
Macbeth was handsomely Qowned in =
white chiffon over white satin. with back
lace applique.
Assisting in receiving were Mrs. Con-
nor, in choice white MULE and lace
gown; Mrs. Randall. wearing a hand
some rose broadeloth, and Mrs. Evans, in
black satin and lace embellished with old
blue.
Two pretty young girls. the Misses
Maxwell and Fenton. presided at the
punch bowl in the rest room-a bower of
green.
Exquisite and lovely music prevailed,
as Mrs. Addington-the rare. the true ar
tist-rendered selections most perfectly
and divinely. Mrs. Ke!logR's voice. un-
commonly sweet. penetrated the rooms in
song. with Mrs. Maloesay splendid ae-
eompanist.
Tho dining room was truly Saint
Nicholas abode-so fantastic and beauti-
ful in its holiday attire. Mrs. Wietzer.
eharmingly gowned in shell pink satin
and Brussels lace. presided at the coffee
pereolator on one side OF the dining table.
while Mrs. Fenlason, most beautifully
dressed in a corn satin with an overdrape
of Egyptian silver cloth. served at the
chocolate urn.
Two attractive young girls. the Misses
MCGEE and Lamberton. assisted the
housemaids in serving the ladies to a
most delicious luncheon.
Seventy-hve ladies called during the
hours Of the reception. and upon depart
ing each lady was given either white or
scarlet earnation-an exquisite souvenir
Of an afternoon elaborate and perfect in
its every detail.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1909-12-17
Judge Lindsey Sued.

Denver, Dec. I3.-W. G. Smith.
former speaker of the Colorado house
OF representatives, today brought suit
for $4,000 damages each against
Judge Ben B. Lindsey of Denver and
Harvey J. O'Higgins, magazine wri-
ter.
Smith alleges defamation of char
acter in a series of articles now run
ming under the caption OF The Beast
and the Jungle" in an eastern maga-
zine. The articles, which claim to be
history of inside politics in Denver
for the last few years, were prepared
by Mr.. O'Higgins, the material being
obtained from Judge Lindsey.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1909-12-17
Meetings Close With Reception.

The revival meetings at the Christian
church closed Sunday night with 81
additions. On Monday night a reception
swas given for the new members at
which an invitation was given and three
more responded. making 40 as the total
number Of additions. as the direct result
Of these special services.
This meeting will be remembered long
or and is more talked about perhaps,
than any meeting Rocky Ford has ever
had. Rev. Stiles is very popular 7as-
tor and preacher and he was very ably
assisted by Rev. Will J. Slater. who led
the large chorus and directed the music.
Mr.. Slater left Thursday evening for
his home IN Litehfield, ILL.,. for the hol-
days. He expects to devote himself to
evangelistie work and ought to succeed
for he is pre-eminently fitted both BY
voice and training for this work.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1909-12-17
NEW BOARD OF DIRECTORS

Elected At Annual rIeetins OF the
highline Canal Co.
Stockholders Of the Highlins Canal Co.
were out in force to the annual meeting.
which was held in l. o. o. F. hall on
Monday.
The chief business was the election Of
. board Of directors, which resulted as
follows: W. l. SiekenberRsr. G. NJ. Hall.
W. H. Baussrman. H. M. Fosdiek and
Alex Yant.
An assessment Of SO per share was
voted for the maintenance Of the ditch
for the ensuing year. A committee rep
rssen.ing the catlin Canal company was
at the meeting and asked that a COM
mittee Of the Highline people be appoint
ed to confer with their committee to dis
euss the matter Of building wastegate.
1t was reported that the $4,000 bond
issue. recently voted for repairs to the
system. had been sold and the funds will
be available about Jan. !, when work
will begin on the ditch.
The new board Of directors met Tues
day and elected the following officers:
Pres!dent-W. l. Siekenberger
Viee-P.esident-Alex Yant
Sec. and Supt.-G. M. Hall
Treasurcr-H. M. Fosjiek.