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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-12-05
TYpEWRIrlNe AND TvPEwaIrEes

VICTOR VISIBLE 20 Nassau 81: catalesss
free; all makes taken part pay uent, Bargains
In Undervocds. Eaminstons. divers. Smiths.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-12-05

rreg: m (prior mtg $4,000; Dec i: due
M Marfs H. iS Ma1l per addrsss so East
2sth st.
lo5TH ST 70 and "a East; sly brk. ss.s sz
cert; Morris and James Iarcho to George Tu-
row: 5000; address 1889 Douglass st. BROOKLYN
1o6TH ST. s. $50 IT of I'd ave. 2oxloo- J:
IL teresa y Cassaa sr 81 zoo address 81 West
list st.
Hath ST. 51s East. s7.Sx1oo: p tprior mtg
TO John K McAfee: SAG. coo; address. $50 West
Saith ST,
15oTH ST, $. 1os # OF Wales ave. ioox
Ga per cent: Henry Kothe to John Bussing. jr:
s.. 600; address, Mount Vernon. 7.
10th ST. $. 80 IT " OF Fort washington
ave- 50x976; Dec .: yre; L NJ Holding Go TO
Priscilla P starin and ano, exrs; $4,000: adj
dress 1859 West SD
THE BRONX
RR5 IT. 40 Hon.s Point 81 R1 Hsa1es
Emma B Dresser; $1,000 address. ~ East Soth
CLINTON AVE ~ cor o. 1Isth e; 1atI
1911: S per cent Wfedhopf Construction Co 70
Abram Eiechstein; s., 900; address. Clifton Pi'
| Brooklyn.
| INTERvALE AVE " cor Of Beck st. 81. 10
x10ox irres; Dec .; Q yrs; John Tully co 70
Lawyers Title Insurance and Trust CO. soe,o COO
| address. 17d Broadway
| INTERvALE AVE. sio and e12. 5ox1e Dec
| 2; yrs; same to Charlie. strauss: s43,5oo; ad-
dress. 81 West 18th
MORRIS PARK AVE, S. rs # Of Fillmore
St 25x1oo prior mtg So. oGOl: Dec /: yrs per
cent: Marie o Ossman to John Buckley; 81
500: address. Eastern Boulevard and Ferry lane,
/ West Chester.
SHERIDAN AVE. of Mcclellan st,
| 3o0x1oo prior mtg $500; Nov II; yrs. per
cent: 161st Street Co TO Stephen Ball; $l5,SSo'
address. 36S2 Broadway
! UNION AVE. n of Kelly st. or 1o2d St
| 5exao prior mtg SIS 900; Dec .; Vt. 6 per
cent; May Holding Co to BelIewood Construction
| Co: SIS, coo
SAME PROPERTY (prior mtg se.75ol: Dec :;
Ut per cent; same to same; $3.50; address.
200 Broadway
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-12-05
PUBLIC NOTICES.
NOTICE TO TAXPAYERS

DEPARTMENT OF FINANCE. BUREAU
FOR THE COLLECTION OF TAXES 50
CLIMBERS ST. STEWART BUILDING,
MANHATTAN
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-12-05
REFU1Es BRIBERY TALK TO SELL BRUCE ESTATE
TWenty-three Parcels in Bust
ness Sections on List.
OFFERINGS OF THE WEEK
Opportunities for the Operator
and Investor in the Auction
Market.

Inc Bruce estate holdings comprising
NO Tess than twenty-three parcels In choice
business sections OF the city, will be sold
at the stand of Joseph P. Day. at the Real
Estate Exchange salesroom, Nos a and Is
Nesey street, on Thursday next
operators and investors Will have a
chance TO bid on the most valuable group
OF properties that have been put UP at
auction in many a day. There are no Bronx
properties among the Bruce offerings. In
the list Of parcels are several buildings
along Broadway. between Canal and Hous-
ton streets.l well as No 176 William
street Nos. s. and s6 Chambers street, No
25e Bowery and corners at Canal and
Lafayette streets and ar West Broadway
and Spring street
Among the properties likely to attract
the attention Of SPECTATORS are No S61
Sixth avenue near Sstn street, the south
east corner of Seventh avenue and 18th
street. and the northwest corner of Seventh
avenue and I25th street. 75x1G0 feet.
The estate has announced liberal terms
of sale, under which 20 per cent of pur-
chase prices may remain on mortgage 70"
three years at AZ per cent.
The northwest corner OF Sixth avenue
and Sd street occupied by g four story
brick building, with stores, AID considered
one of the busiest corners in the Pennsyl-
vania station zone will be sold by order OF
the heirs of Andrew Alexander in the Eesey
street room on "Wednesday by Mr.. Day
The plot contains about 500 square feet
Another property Of class that seldom
seeks disposal in the auction room is the
30x175 foot plot on Fifth avenue. just south
Of 10Th street. which Bryan L. Kennedy
will sell Wednesday. December i, to the
highest bidder for the heirs of Margaret
J. Plant-Graves With this property, which
adjoins the homes of Charles L. Thatcher,
John Sloane. AdoIph Lewisohn and Mrs Il.
H Hartman, the purchaser will get an
easement TO a I7-foot alley, which runs
from 69th 10 10Th street.
The budget viii De as follows:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-12-05
MECHANICS, LIENS.

yrnan Cuhn to Leopold Haas; 500.
Arizona republican., 1910-02-08
MORE SIDEWALKS ORDERED BY COUNCIL
Mostly Routine Business Transacted by
 City Fathers Last Night.

Last nights meeting of the city council was sparce and meager as far as attendance is concerned The mayor Is in Los Angeles. where he went with R. P. Davie Tn the latters automobile Frank Thomas. the recorder. is in Tue son. and Councilman Hackett was al- so. absent. Sidewalkes and routine business made up the sum total of the work performed.
 A resolution was passed in accord ance with a petition from the proper on Seventh avenue from Van Buren to Washington street The walk was ordered laid. Yesterday was also the date for the hearing of the petition of per cent of the property owners on Mckinley street between Seventh ave nue and Central avenue for a cement walk This walk will not be laid at present, however. as 51 per cent of the tax payers along that thorough fare objected and presented their pe- tition to that effect.
 There was also a petition for a walk on Thirteenth avenue between Wood land and Washington streets. The date set for hearing objections to this petition Is March z.
 The regular monthly bills were al- lowed. but no other business of i'm portance was transacted.
Arizona republican., 1910-02-08
FOR sALE-MiscELlkNEous

FOR SAI.E-Good horse and buggy Inquire at 600 North 2nd avenue. Req sonable. blk
Arizona republican., 1910-02-08
IF YOU ARE A TRIPLE SENSITIVE

IF YOU ARE A TRIPLE SENSITIVE About the size of your shoes. it's some satisfaction to know that many people can wear shoes size smaller by shak- ing Aliens Foot-E Ease. the antiseptic powder. into them. Just the thing for Dancing Parties. Patent Leather Shoes. and for Breaking in New Shoes. When rubbers or overshoes become neces- sary and your shoes pinch. Aliens Foot-Ease gives instant relief. Sold Everywhere, 25c. Sample FREE. Ad- dress. Allen s. Olmsted. Le Roy. N. Y. Don't accept any substitute
Arizona republican., 1910-02-08
FOR SALE.

FOR SALE. Four room frame house: good shade and city water. Lot 50x15o. Price 150.
 Two 4-room frames. good shade, city water. Lot 76x137h; a snap at $1200.
 Three room house. good shade and city water. s2O0 will handle this. Price $500. We have a fine 100-acre ranch, all fenced. plenty of water, good new house. all cleared, about 35 acres in alfalfa This is a bargain at $75 per acre.
 See our Cactus Display in our win dow
 COLE BROS,
 210 W. Washington St.
 Phone Black 26s1.
Arizona republican., 1910-02-08
FOR SALE.

Few days only: 3-room frame house. 50xI07h; tent house in rear; good shade: close to. car line; $500 down; terms.
 For rent-4-room furnished house near ear line. $25 per month.
 5-room brick. lot s0xl20, bath, gas. electric lights. mission finish, sl400; good terms.
 For Sale-$l300. groom brick with screen room. bath. gas, barn and shade. Business interests compel this party to return east.
Arizona republican., 1910-02-08
FOR SALE.


 l60 acres west Of town: all now sown in barley; 5C acres Of it is sown in with alfalfa. Only $l00 per acre l02H acres southwest: over half in cultivation: good house. Only $s5 per acre.
 l60 acres very choice farming land: so acres fenced; half in grain. Only $65 per acre.
 We have some very choice building lots in every direction and some are cheap.
 We have some very nice and 10 acre lots, close in. and they look cheap.
 Can show city homes that are cheap all the way from $500 up. Money to loan on city property.
 6iGlEY q SON, 35 ~. First Ave Phone, Black 4751
Arizona republican., 1910-02-08
DA'LY FASHION TALKS
 BY HAY MAMToM
A SMART BROCK OF SERGE.
E. G. HARRIS. Room 19. P. O. Bldg.

lTE makes exceedingly handsome material f shh dresses
 and thh h piped sk and euimpe of tucked
 The straight skirt paasd and the fronts of the blouse
The San Francisco call., 1910-06-10
PHYSICIANS SUIT FOR
DIVORCE HELD DEAD
Judge Waste Refuses Wife's
Plea for Continuance

OAKLAND. June 9.-Judge Waste
ruled today that tine divorce suit
brought by DR.. E. C. Fabre- jotte. a
physician of Auburn, had no place in
his court and dismissed the case.
Doctor Fabre- Rajette regretted his
suit when his wife, Florence, filed a
cross complaint, and he had the case
dismissed. But the dismissal was not
entered in the records. because of an
oversight, and Mrs. Fabre-Rajotte's at
torneys sought to keep the suit alive,
as she wanted to vindicate herself.
Mrs. Fabre- Rajotte wanted to become
a physician. She left Auburn to attend
the. Toiand medical college IN San
Francisco. While studying there she
received remittances from her husband
for the first year, but he then stopped
sending her money and she secured en-
ployment in an Oakland drug store.
Her husband brought suit against her
about this time, charging desertion. She
filed an answer and succeeded in hav-
ing the case transferred to Alameda
county.
The San Francisco call., 1910-06-10
MOTHER IN LAW SAID TO
BE POWER IN THE LAND
Magistrate Declares She Must
Be Reckoned With

ALAMEDA, June 9.-'Mother in law
is a power in the land and has to be
reckoned WITH said Police Judge r. B.
Tappan today TO James oCady. who had
been arrested for whipping his wife's
mother.
Nobody knows that better than L
do" walled the defendant as he started
a tear shower.
Don't cry; don't be afraid. young
man." said the court sympathetically.
ssYour mother in law is not here now"
Judge Tappan permitted the defend
ant to withdraw plea Of guilty that
he had entered two days ago, ordered
coady released from Jail and command
ed him to appear in court Saturday
morning and bring his mother in law
with him.
Upon hearing the courts words.
bring your mother in law with you.'
Coady wept again and moaned: "Ain't
1t awful?"
1T might be worse" remarked the
magistrate. "All I want to learn is who
is boss in your house"
The San Francisco call., 1910-06-10

Port San Luis-Iune s. .. M. off Point
Monterey; light west wind: smooth sea; ba-
rometer. 1910: temperature, 5S
STEAMER KOREA, from San Francisco for
Honolulu and lokohama-June s. s p. M, 443
miles from San Francisco lIghtship.
STEAMER ENTERPRISE. from San Francisco
for Honoulu--June s, p. m, 1.012 miles
from San Francisco; cloudy; moderate north
erly swell
STEAMER CITY OF PUEBLA, from San Fran
cisco June for Seattle. etc.--June s. 5 p M,
"a miles south OF Cape Blaneo; fine clear
weather: fresh northwest wind: barometer,
sc. 49,: temperature, 5S
STEAMER BUCKMAE from Seattle and Tacoma
for San Francseo-June s, a. M, of Willapa
hay: calm and cloudy,
STEAMER MANN SMITH, from Coos bag fol
San Francseo-June S, p. M. % miles south
of Cape Blalco.
STEAMER RosECRANs, from Gaviota for As
toria-June s, p. m. - miles north of Men
docinO; fresh northwest wind and high head
The San Francisco call., 1910-06-10
NeV YorL Metal Marked

.. NEW YORK. June s.-The market for stand
Ald copper wesk with spot. June and July
quoted at I22o@ isc and August at l2.25d
u SOC The London market WAS easy. with spot
quoted al f55 lSs Sd and futures at E56 i2s Cd
Arrivals Of copper reported al New York today
were Il $50 tons. Custom house returns showed
exports Of go tons. making 3, 4S3 50 far this
month, Local dealers quote lake copper al
l%1adlSc, eiectrolytic ST J.. = dl2.a5c and
casting at I2.57is a 12.50c.
- 500 s.. zoe. july - 50G22 .65c. August and
September b 5Om - 7Oc The London market
was wesk also, with spot quoted al fi4S and
futures III fl4e Is Cd
Lead was easy spot. zs0@4.5Oe New York
sad s-i2iS @AlTisc East ST. Louis London was
unchanged at fl2 i2s Cd
Speiler was weak Spot 5.25H5.5oe New
York and a. 4.S7ls ed5.05c East ST. Louis. The
B. j .ohdon market was higher, with spot quoted al
~ IS,
Ihon vas unchanged ia London, with CleTe.
land warrants quoted S9s 4isd- The Local
mtrket was rather easier. with No ! foundry
quoted a. Sls.T5Ml7.25; No. , foundry northern,
Sl6.26n16T5; No ! southern and No. / south
ern. soft. sl6-25QI6-T5-
The San Francisco call., 1910-06-10
POTATO PICKER KILLED
AND COMPANION JAILED
Sheriff's Posse Catches Fugitive
Charged With Murder
fSpeciaI Dispalch 70 T'he Call]

Especial Dispatch TO The Call
STOCKTON. June 9.-The body of H.
Tanouye lies on a slab at the morgue.
and K. Shimonaka is a prisoner at the
county jail, charged with having muir
dered him.
The Japanese were employed as DO
tato pickers at a camp on the Sargent
Barnhart tract. about eight miles from
this city.
They left. the house last evening to
take their daily bath in the river. Both
men were clad only in their shirts. Not
long after Tanouye was found near the
kitchen door. His head had been crushed
in and there was a great cut across his
abdomen blood stained ak lay at his
side
Shimonaka was seen running along
the levee- The matter was reported 10
the sheriff and posse started in pur-
suit of the alleged murderer. They
caught him this morning is miles west
Of Lodi.
The San Francisco call., 1910-06-10
TICKET
ADOPTS PLATFORM
Fifteen Candidates Announce
Themselves in Favor of Com
mission Plan and Recall
Especial DispoIeh 70 The Call


OAKLAND. June 9.-The fifteen can
didates for freeholders on the citizens
progressive ticket pledged themselves
tonight. if elected. to draft for Oak
land as modern charter as has ever
been adopted by an American city. A
platform embodying the eight main
provisions of the proposed instrument
was drawn up and signed by each can
didate- 1t follows:
1-Commission form OF government. with the
mayor designated by the people and not BY rfe
2-Initiative. referendum and recall. with
such fair percentages viii most facilitate
their use FOR the control OF franchises and Tor
eneetive sef,sovernment BY the people
SS,,-AequI,ssision ownership and operation ef
public utilities by the city: municipal owner
ship and control Of water supply. water front
and wharves; disposal OF public franchises only
on a basis which viii insure to the city a just
return on the value OF the privilege granted
Civil service IN all departments.
illumination OF political influence from the
6-The short ballot in the interest OF fnteHi
gent choice by the voters. direct primary non
at all elections, abolition OF ward lines
t-Citizens Of Oakland only 10 be employed %.
ing private employers.
s-Provision for borough system in the even-
OF consultation with adjoining elites and for
OBJECT TO CANDIDATES
Objections were filed at the city
clerks Office this evening BY Secretary
Harry G. Wuerth of the Greater Oak
land charter committee against the
candidacy OF George W. Dornin and
Dennis MCCARTHY for nomination on
the citizens progressive ticket for
freeholciers in the coming charter efec-
tfOn. In the formal objections DR.
George T. PomerOy ma kes eaffidaviJ (
that DOrnin is not eligible in accord
ance with the new primary law Of
1909. fnasmuch as his name did not
appear on the great register OF 1905
and he is therefore not a qualified
'electOr. Dorninis name appears on the
supplementary list. having been regis
tered February IS 1907.
Pomeroy objects TO Mccarthy on the
rround that the latter while registered
as a member Of the union labor party
a. tae county clerks office was nomi-
mated on the citizens progressive
ticket as democrat. April 20 Nc
Carthy registered with the county
clerk as union labortte. PomgrOy
contends that he is not eligible TO run
on either the republican or democratic
tickets.
City Clerk Thompson made an in
vestigation OF the objections. but de-
elared that he had no power TO declare
either of the candidates Ineligible. AMI
that the only way to keep their rames
off the ticket would be to secure an
injunction against their candidacy.
CLUB INDORSES FELTON,
The Melrose republican club has in
dOrsed Raymond 3. FELTON,. a resident
of the annexed district and member of
the progressive ticket, for Freebooter.
The San Francisco call., 1910-06-10
ST. ANDREWS CHOIR
SINGS SACRED CANTATA
SoIoists of Church Heard in
Leading Roles

OAKLAND June 9.-Stainer's sacred
cantata. "The Daughter of Jairus.r was
sung tonight by the choir OF st. An
drew's Episcopal church. Twelfth and
Magnolia streets The soloists were:
Mrs NJ. III. Dewing, soprano; Vail
BakeWelI and f. : Williamson ten
ors. and ]. j. McBain. bass. McBain
sang the part of Jairus. Miss Margaret
Bradley was organist and Edwin Dun
bar Crandall directed the lnai chorus.
The San Francisco call., 1910-06-10
BAY CITIES COMPANY
TO INVADE BERKELEY
Tevis Concern Puts Solicitors
in College Town

BERKELEY. June s.-The Bav Cities
water company. which seeks TO enter
Alameda county in competition with
the Peoples water company, instead of
asking for a franchise from the city
council, has commenced TO secure con-
tracts from householders under a state
law
James III. Todd, prominent West
Berkeleyan, the local agent for the
concern, has announced that a large
number of contracts have been signed
by residents Of Berkeley.
He offers 10 yearsc ontracts to con-
sumers to supply water at 80 cents per
1000 gallons If the supply used here
approximates 100000 gallons a day.
With the upbui1ding Of the system
the rate will decrease gradually to %
cents per 1000 gallons and $1,000 900
gallons are supplied.
The San Francisco call., 1910-06-10

The following maximum and minimum temper
atures are reported from eastern stations for the
previous day: Chicago, 62-56 New York, T4.53;
Omaha, GEO.
SYNOPSIS
1t is much warmer over Oregon. Nevada and
most OF California. In the great valley afternoon
temperatures range from ~ to 9S degrees. The
warm spell will probably continue "a hours long
or. The pressure is falling slowly and the winds
will probably change along the coast Friday from
north TO west. The relative humidity at Red
Bluff 80 per cent and at Fresno 81 per cent.
Forecast made at San Francisco for the 30
hours ending at midnight June 10. 1910:
San Francisco and vicinity-Fair Friday. warm
i'm the forenoon, cool in the afternoon, with fog
moderate southwest wind.
Santa Clara valley-Fair Friday, continued
warm; light north wind.
San Joaquin vallcy-Fair Friday, continued
warm: light north wind
Sacramento valiey-Fair Friday, continued
warm: light north wind.
California south of the Tehachapi--Fair Fri
day. overcast in the morning: light north wind,
changing to south. a. g. McADIE,
District Forecastcr.
Daily River Bulletin
SACRAMENTO. June o. Observations taken at
The San Francisco call., 1910-06-10
GRADUATE WILL AID
HIS FELLOW STUDENTS
Roy w. Blair Appoint to Assist
Secretary

BERKELEY, June 9.-Roy w. Blair
has been appointed as assistant ap-
pointment secretary of the university.
vice Milton r. Farmer. resigned. He
is also engaged in acting a 5 alumni Sec
retary during Farmers absence on his
vacation.
Blair was graduate with the class
of 1910. He was treasurer OF his class
for three years and was recently
chosen permanent treasurer.
As assistant appointment secretary
he will be an aid to Mrs. May l.
Cheney. who annually places university
graduates in important positions all
oyer the World,
The San Francisco call., 1910-06-10
EVICTED ARK DWELLER
RETURNS TO HABITATION
J. w. Pierson Will Again APP
peal to Courts

ALAMEDA. June 81 w. Pierson.
an ark dweller at the east end, whose
family was elected Monday by Sheriff
Frank Barnet and a squad Of deputies
after Mrs. Pierson, a cripple. had
threa tened to shoot any person invad
ing her ark home. has moved his house
hold effects back to the ark dwelling
and announced today that he would
carry the matter of his sjectment from
the ark and from the tideland. which
he claims under squatter rights. to a
higher court.
The San Francisco call., 1910-06-10
COMMERCIAL CLUBS
INVITED TO BANQUET
Stockton Organization to Be
Hosts at Dinner on june q
TSpecioI Dnpotch 10 The Call.


STOCKTON. June 9.-The StocstOa
commercial club a a meeting last night
decided to send Invitations to the Pa
cifc Coast commercial travellers associ-
alton, the United commercial travellers
the Travellers protective association.
the San Francisco commercial travellers
association and the com mercial travel
ers' congress inviting them to hold a
grand banquet at The Stockton. The in
vitation will be in the nature Of q state
ment as to concessions that can be Sc
cured and courtesfes that Will be eN-
tended by the promotion bodies of the
city.
The club set June % as the date for
it's banquet at the hotel and decided 70
make it an affair for women as we'll as
men.
The next meeting win be held June
2S. when the design for the county seal
will be selected There are over 200
designs to select from.
The San Francisco call., 1910-06-10
SEAWALL TO HAVE
GRAIN Elevator
Commission Will Encourage In
staIIatiOn of Device for Rapid
Handling of Freight

HE Globe grain
and milling COM
pany made appli-
cation yesterday
to the harbor COM
missioners for per-
mission to install
on the sea wall a
grain elevator and
TO connect the
same by means of
an underground
tunnel with their
mill. The board
will probably not
only grant the re-
quired permission,
but will encourag ge
others to install
similar devices for
-adn.f- 4ba aoet
The San Francisco call., 1910-06-10

The hTst few months ~ tho coming season as to
nenecf higher frices Inevitable, regardless of
tho size ~ the cfop.''
Today : market WAS higher al around
hhl nSEiS. june S.-1he International cotton
congress has decided 10 meet next year In Bar
Out the world should continue on short time
nhlu they are satisfied that production is no
longer IN excess of consumption
. spot cotton closed quiet 20 points up Mid
lhe nplsnds. 1890; middling gulf, IL. Soc /;