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The Morning examiner. [volume] (Ogden, Utah) 1904-1910, 1910-01-23
STRANGE & MAGUIRE
NOW INCORPORATED

Salt Lake, Jan 22.-Strange C Ma
guire, who have the contract for paw
iLE Third South street, hereafter will
do business as n corporation. Two
sets of articles of incorporation were
filed with the county clerk Friday for
the purpose OF carrying OH the busi-
ness of the firm.
One Is the Strangc-Magulre Con-
struction company and the other is
the Strange Mcguire Paving company.
The same parties are officers and
stockholders in both corporations. The
former company is capitalized at $780,
600 divided into shares of the par
value of SO each, and the other is
Incorporated for $4,000. with shares
OF the par value of $40 each. V. P,
Strange is president and treasurer of
both companies: j. c. Mcguire. vice
president and secretary Of both These,
with Arthur Sullivan. H. W. Horne
and George w. Parks, compose the
board of directors of both companies
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ADVANCE HOLDS TO
WHEAT THROUGHOUT

Chicago. Jan. EN- the wheat pit
today well defined advance at the
start kept its hold on the market
throughout the session. Prices during
the day moved over a range of from
IL to 7-S.
May touched Ill rs and later
dropped to Ill. closing strong at $50
SAC higher than yesterdays Anal fig
ures at III 3-S.
Corn prices started comparatively
strong. but weakness induced by 4
flood OF selling orders carried prices
down over range of from rs to
/ Is. The close was weak at nearly
the low point Of the day. with May
5-sc lower than yesterday at 6S 1-s@
6S IA.
Trade in oats exhibited the general
characteristics of the corn market,
advancing early and falling of later.
May touched 48 7-8 and fell Off to as,
closing at 48@4S Is. 3-S@1-2c lower
than the previous final quotations.
There was a marked decline in pro-
vision values. January pork closed
at 5000, 35c lower; lard at s12.15, 30c
lower. and ribs at s11.52 IL. or AZ 1-2c
lower than yesterdays final figures.
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w orld's Markets
TAKING
ON EXCHANGE
Speculative Surmise Deals With
Approaching Dividend of
U. S. Steel.

New York. Jan. 22-There was a
disposition to press stocks for sale to
take profits on the stock market to-
day. Even where there was further
rush of buying orders they were met
by selling orders OF that character,
with effect on prices. The coming
dividend action by United States Steel
at next Tuesdays quarterly meeting
absorbed large share OF speculative
surmlse. The rumor that showed most
vitality and persistence was that an
extra dividend in addition to the regu-
lar / per cent quarterly would be de-
clared, sufficient TO bring the distribu-
tion for the calendar year up to per
cent This would call for three-fourths
OF one per cent besides the regular
dividend The prevalence of this ru-
NOR proved a powerful incentive to
speculative buying OF the stock and
carried the price up TO 50, rise Of
Z @-S over the low price touched in the
slump on Wednesday. Foreign influ-
enceS wore helpful to values. The
abrupt interruption to the rise In
United States Steel. which caused the
stock TO react over points. wlping
out its rapid advance. made the clos
Ing tone very unsettled.
The surprise in the bank statement
was the S2O.OO0,O0 to an expansion
reported by the clearing house banks.
Bonds were steady. Total sales. par
value. $1.755,000,
United States IS declined Is per
cent on call during the week.
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LIGHT COMPANY TO
REBUILD THE BRIDGE

An agreement has been entered In
to between the commissioners of We
Der county and the Utah Light &c
Railway company. by which the latter
assumes responsibility for the de-
struction OF the county bridge at the
mouth OF Ogden river and they will
replace II. TO the satisfaction of tho
commissioners.
E.. H. Dundis. a competent bridge
builder of Salt Lake. will have charge
of the new construction. He was on
the ground yesterday making oalcula-
tlons for the work, which. be said.
would be started Immediately
Mr. Dundis assures tho county com
missioners that the new bridge will
be ready for use within thirty days.
II is understood that tho structure
will be of steel. and that it will be
as good bridge In every respect as
was the old one. Most of the wooden
part of the old bridge has been re-
moved from the river bed. but near
ly all of the steel remains there. Mr.
Dundis will remove the heavy steel
girders from the river and Will take
the steel as compensation. SO that.
Commissioner Madison says, the coun-
ty Will be put to no expense in the
removal of the old bridge nor in the
construction of the new.
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ENTERS FIGHT TO
ABOLISH TOBACCO

Davis county was the scene of act
ivity on the part OF Juvenile Judge
Gunnell this week. Kaysville and
Pennington were visited and various
affairs Of the youngsters and those
responsible for their conduct invest-
gated.
The Judge visited the schools oi
those cities. also. and upon tho invi-
tation OF the principals. made half a
dozen addresses to children and teach
ers.
The school buildings, Judge Gun
nell says. are large, handsome and
we'll arranged, the teachers all that
could be asked. play grounds ample,
the children bright and of fine ap"
pearance The use of tobacco by
boys In towns and country districts Is
too common. the Juvenile officers
think, and the Judge has directed that
an active campaign against the prac.
tice be inaugurated and kept up.
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UTAH COPPER WILL
REPLY TO STATEMENT

Salt Lake, Jan. GIT Is generally
understood In eastern circles interest.
ed In the Utah Copper-Nevada Con
solidated controversy, that the ex.
ecutive committee of the local com
pany Will In a short time answer the
statement against the earning power
of their company made recently by
James Phillips, Jr,. president OF the
Nevada Con-, according to Mining
Age.
The objection which the directors
OF the Utah Copper company are max
ing to Mr.. Phillips statements arc
based largely on the fact that the fu-
ture showings of the Nevada Consoli-
dated will hardly show as high a
grade Of ore as they have been handl-
Ing during the past year An answer
Will be made TO their claim with a
view TO showing that the company
has actually been working in the
open pit at Ely Its best layer of ore,
which averaged above 2 per cent con
Der. A statement Will be made tend
Ing to show that when the lower
grades OF ore are taken into consid-
Grafton It will reduce substantially
the claims made for the Nevada COM
pany by Mr.. Phillips. The same par
ties also allege that there are a large
number OF omissions made by Mr..
Phillips which Will be shown up in
the forthcoming statement
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WESTERN RAILROADS SHOW
WEAKNESS ON MARKET

New York. Jan. 22.-Stocks today
showed great animation in the open
ing dealings but the changes were
generally small and on the side of the
gains with few exceptions. United
States Steel WAS a feature, With sim
ultaneous sales OF $4,000 shares. al
81 to 81 SIS. compared with Sc g.
last night Missouri Pacific, Ameri
can Car, American Beet Sugar and
American Hide and Leather, pfd.
rose large fractions.
Stocks were offered freely around
the opening figures and after feeble
rally the list sold of sharply. United
States Steel receded TO yesterday
closing figure.
Western railroad stocks and few
specialties were the chief points OF
weakness. Amalsamated Copper de
clined l IA and Union Pacific. North
ern Pacific, Consolidated Gas and
Pullman 1, Chicago E. Alton went
down points on light selling.
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PLANS READY FOR
NEW SCHOOL HOUSE

Plans for the proposed new school
building on Indian avenue and Twen-
ty-third street have been completed
by the architects and will receive
consideration at the hands of the
board of education In the near fu'
ture.
The building will be modern in ev-
cry respect and 1t Is anticipated that
it will cost in the neighborhood OF
$25.000 1t will contain twelve rooms.
The construction Of the building
will begin as soon as the ground is
vacated
Members Of the board state that the
new building Is very much needed
Dot only to offer deserved accommo'
datlons for children living In the
northeast part Of the city, but to re-
lleve other schools of a crowded con-
dition.
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MINING NEWS
WITH CALL QUIET
WEEK IS ENDED
Few Stocks See Trade But
Change Exhibits Weakness
Toward Close.

Salt Lake. Jan. 22.-Therc were no
features worthy OF mention on the To-
cal stock exchange this morning the
last call for the week seeing the mar.
ket in rather weakened condition
Colorado, Iron Blossom and Sioux
Con. were traded in TO some extent
and prices were declined during the
session In each instance. Columbus
also lacked support and touched a
new low mark OF so cents. while
Grand Central was hammered down
from an opening at $1.SO to close
of $1-75, sales being made as low
as s1.7215
Closing quotations and sales follow.
Quotations.
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FOR Sale, Real Estat'
Garrison,
Foster &
Garrison

REAL ESTATE, LOANS ANof II
SURANcE.
2411 WASHINGTON.
Bell phone, S93; after 1uslne,
hours. 12e4-Y; Ind. phone. Sg1; aft,
business hour. 36ss-D.
BARGAIN IN BUILDING LOTS.
100 feet. Robinson Ave. 4 $1,000
80 feet on Capital. k..... 25Oi
AZ feet on 25rd street,. ...... 55O.t
so feet on Adams. neaf 2lst. 1.O10.l
lNSTALLMENT HOUSES.
broom frame, on S1st street, eli
water. price S14O0.0Q4
Groom frame on Oak street, prio
100000.
4-room, modern on Bench. $1,000
down. balance. p7ee. $2O0O0o.
FoRRENT.
4-room brick, 5h railroad distric
$500 per month.
HOTEL.
17&poms. fuI hished: 50 acres I,
land NAt the gprice this is the be,
proposition VI have. $1,000 90.
We hava. Sbme good residence lot
which We will exchange for labo
Grading, excavating OF carpente
work.
GARRISON, FOSTER & GARRISON
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]. C. Mcguire owns $50 shares in the
construction company and go shares
In the paving company. while w. P
Strange owns 1 shares in each. The
other directors own one share each In
the two companies.
Articles of Incorporation OF the
Thomas Sand and Gravel company OF
this city were filed with the county
clerk The capital stock of the com
pany Is $4,000. divided into shares OF
the par value OF 500 each. Albert
Thomas is president and D. F. Doane
secretary These. with Fred Smith
compose the directorate.
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Chicago Livestock.

Chicago, jan. 22.-Cattle-Receipts
estimated at 1000; market weak;
beeves 81 10a7 so: Texas steers SO
SOa4 90; western steers 81 00a6 90: {:
stockers and feeders 81 90a5 %; cows
and heifcrs 50 O0a5 40; calves 81 90
al0 90
IIogs-ReceIpts estimated at 1900
market weak to sc lower; light SIS. 20
as 55: mixed SIS 25aS Go; heavy So
S0aS 10; rough sS 3Oas. i5; good TO
choice heavy SIS. 45aS 10: pigs 81 10a
s Is. bulk Of sales IS 45a8 90.
Sheep-Receipts estimated at s3.-
500; market steady; native 81 GOA
500; yearlings Sc 75aS 90; lambs,
native. Sc 25aS 70; western Sc. 25a
$40.
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LEGAL.
NOTICE OF SPECIAL STocKHoLD
ERS MEETING OF THE LINDSAY
BlTTON LIVESTOCK COMPANY

Notice Is hereby given that a spe
cial meeting of the stockholdgrs O
the Lindsay-Bitton livestock com
pany is. hereby called TO be Held a.
the office OF said company in Ogden
Utah, on Thursday. January n. 1910
at five o'clock p. m, the obJed of said
meeting being for the stockholders Il
consider and take action upon the fol
lowing proposed changes AID amend
ments OF the Articles OF Incorporation,
to-wit:
l. SO that the same will fead s1 Is fol.
lows.
ARTICLE N0f l.
The name of this corporation shall
be LINDSAY LAND = LIVESTOCK
COMPANY.
1t is also proposed 5 amend Article
No; 7. so that the 81 ne Will read az
NATIcLE/No. I.
The capitaN NstocK of this Corpora.
ton shall be FIVE Hundred Thousand
(S5OO, ,OOO.00) DNlfrs, divided into
Ave thousand shAi les OF the par value
of One Hundred (S10000) Dollars
each.
CHARLES ZIEMER,
President.
JAMES PINGREE,
Secretary.
Dated at Ogden. Utah, January b,
1910
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HELP WANTED.

$500 TO $4,000 yearly in/the real
estate business: no capitn required.
IL you are honest and ambitious. we
VIII teach you The business by mail
appoint you specia representative of
leading real estate COMPANY, list with
you readily salabIefbroperties. coop
crate with and assist YOU to.a perma.
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law course free this month, 10 each
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GssgyasgS IS EEL
PAINTERS AND PAPER
HANGERS.
CHICAGO SHAKEN AS
BY AN EARTHQUAKE

Chicago. Jan. 22.-Residents OF
Lake avenue. In the vicinity OF For
ty.sixth and Forty-sevcnth streets,
we're convinced last night that Chi
cago was experiencing a continuous
earthquake Tables in flat buildings
tarrcd, draperies and curtains flltter-
ed and pictures on the walls were dts
turbed Even the ground shook.
liz, ,stigation showed that the Ice
had gone out In several places along
the shore and the waves we're pound
ing upon tho land, the frozen ground
transmitting the vibrations.
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Chicago Close.

Chicago, Jan. -Wheat-Januarv,
112 1-2, May. Ill S-s@111 1-2; July,
102
Corn-January. ca 3-S; May. 6S 1-S@
6S Ia: July. 67 3-4@67 rs.
Oats-January, As; May. 4s@4S Is;
July. "A IL.
Pork-January. s2O.so; May and
July. s21.25.
Lard-January. s12-15; May. 11.s5;
July, 11.77 l-2.
Ribs-January, 11.52 IL; May and
July, $11.37 1-2.
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Omaha Livestock.

Omaha. Jan. -CattIe-Receipts
100: market unchanged. Native
steers, S400@725; cows and heifers,
$2S0@440; western steers. S3,5O@
$50: stockers and feeders, 81. 75@5.30.
Hogs-Reccipts, $500; steady to
lower. Heavy. S8.S0@S.5 80: mixed and
light, SS.25@S.S0, pigs. $700@775;
bulk, sS25@SS5.
Sheep-Receipts, 1.700: market
steady. Yearlngs, s6.50@750: weth-
ers, s5.25@6.25 ewes. S5.00@5.90;
lambs, S765@ S,65.
The Morning examiner. [volume] (Ogden, Utah) 1904-1910, 1910-01-23
PURCHASING AGENT FOR
SALT LAKE CITY

Salt Lake, Jan 22.-The city coun,
ell committee on estimates and ap-
portionments held another meeting
Friday afternoon in the mayors office
and decided to recommend the crea-
ton of the Office Of purchasing agent
for the city. The salary attached to
the office will be s2.4o0 a year and the
mayor will have the appointment of
the person who fills the position.
The Morning examiner. [volume] (Ogden, Utah) 1904-1910, 1910-01-23
LILO ON BOXING
} WILL BE RA
sEcuRe ELeveN JURORS.
8 @ Q @ G 0 O 0 @ G @ 0 O Q c c

Reno, New, Jan. 21.-Wlth eleven
jurors In the box passed temporarily
and the first regular forty talesmen
exhausted continuance was neces-
sary In the trial of Mrs. Mae Talbot
in this city for the murder OF her hus-
band today.
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CHICAGO Produce.

Chicago. Jan. 23.-Butter-Steady;
creameries, 80; dairies, 35&40.
Eggs-Weaki receipts, 3,34S, firsts,
so; prime firsts. 3D.
Cheese-Steady: dairies. II Id.
twins. 1G 273@l7; Young Americas and
Ions horns, 1906 81.
The Morning examiner. [volume] (Ogden, Utah) 1904-1910, 1910-01-23
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

Emily NJ. Shurtliff to the Wheel
wright Construction company. part Of
lots and 9, block s, plat "B." ogden
City survey. Consideration 1910
Stringham A. Stevens and wife to
David R. Wheelwright, a part of lot
two in block 5, plat "B," of Ogden
City survey Consideration $500.
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Metal Market.

New York. Jan. 22.-Copper /;
lend. nominally unchanged. SIN
81 Csc. n
The Morning examiner. [volume] (Ogden, Utah) 1904-1910, 1910-01-23

YOUNG man attedding school to do
light work p Exchange for room
and board AddJess IS" Examiner.
M-3:
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KNIGHTS OF PyTHIAs = ogde
Lodge No. 2. Knights OF Pythia,
meets at Castle Hfll. Utah Nations
Bank building, every Monday ever
ing. All x of P.s requested
meet with us.
AMOS HUDSON. c. C.
W w. 0RQSSMAN. NJ. of E.
w. S UNDERWOOD. K. of r
and s.
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LOST

A WATCH. ,gold double case, some
where on stPeet. Please return to
Examiner. SLiberal reward.
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HELP WANTEO-MALE.

wANrED-YoupgK Men to learn au.
tomobile BUSINESS by mali and pre-
pare for poSitions as chaffeurs and
repair men. We maSe you expert
in ten weeks; assist<Sou to secure
position. Pay Nix /%ofk pleasant.
demand 6ior men gfsat. reasonable; !;
write for paraSqlars Snd sample
lesson. Empre9 AutoP4obile Insti.
tute, Rochester, n. Y.
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CLASSIFIED ADS
Inc Ads That Bring Results
WANTED.

WaNTEDNTo Fent small improved
1aIm closeEo<Ogden. Roy l.. Smith.
general delivery. M-34
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BUSINESS PERSONAL.

LADIES-Ask for Enerson's Tansy
Waters; put in yellow wrapper with
crowd trademark. on market 20
years; accept no substitute. For
sale by r. H. Carr. druggist, corner
Grant avenue and 25th street Tho
Rexall Store. LII
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wANTED-yo BUY.

FROM owNER-oAe and one-balf to
acres for ShlqEens. Address W..
Box T. Ogden. "
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FRATERNAL SOCIETIES

B. P. o, ELKS. OGDEN LODGE NC
719-Lodge andfclub rooms. secon
floor, 2416 WaShinGton avenue. Rel
ular mee9ngS every Tuesday eveI
ing
JOHN S oDRLEW. Exalted Ruler.
J H. KNAUSS, Secretary.
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WooDMEN OF The woRLD-we
ber camp No. ~ meets In K. of
hall In the Utah National Ban
building everYThursday evening a
O'Clock. Visiting Woodmen col
daily iAviied to attend II. Silvei
thorn, CAC.; E. Auth, Clerk. Firs
National Bank Building
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wANTED-A high clasy job compos-
1tor. WasatchNPr1lntife Co.. Ogden.
HEAVY draft team. pgden Transfer
d Storage Co., 2859sGrant ave., Og.
uen. " LIS
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KNIGHTS OF fHB MACcABBEs-
Silver Tent No. meets first ant
third Mondfy eveDingS'in the Q
o. F. sallY'over ElksIclub Visiting
knigh& Cordially ipSited. William
Piggot9fCommander; Paul NJ. Lee
Record Keeper.
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FOR sALE-REAL ESTATE.
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MODERN WOQbMEN OF ASiERICA
Utah camp 10. 1890 Meets ever!
Tuesday nil fht at p. NJ at Eagles
hall. 25tA st Visitingr embers in
vited A w. Agee/ CONSUL J. ii
Shafer, clerk
KNIGHTS OF COLUMBUS. OGDEN
council No. 7I1Emeot every Tuesda,
evening Eat y o'clock In K. OF P
hall. coPeT oath and Washington
avenue. " A. Junk, G. k; W. 8
O'Brien, %inancial Secretary
New-York tribune., 1910-03-25

r- .-.- nrr .r waiting an. have
t. r.r rf. .l-r flu...aF 1F
- West I'D st f.f1 floor
New-York tribune., 1910-03-25
FORECLOSURE SALES.

SLPREME COURT. COUNTY OF NEW YORK.
Union Bank of Brooklyn. PlaintiI. against
= Alexander Baseh and sadie r. Baseh. De-
PENDANTS
IN pursuance of a Judgment OF foreclosure
and sale. duly made and entered in the above
entitled action ana bearing date the 18th day
of March. 1910 ]. the undersigned. the
Referee In said judgment named. win seH az
public auction, AZ the Exchange Salesroom,
Nos 1916 Nesey Street IN the Borough OF
Manhattan. City Of New York the 18th
day Of April, 1910. AZ l. o'clock noon on that
day, by Bryan L Kennedy. AuctiOneer, the
premises directed by said Judgment 70 be sold.
and therein described as follows
All that certain lot. piece or parcel % land
erected. IN the Borough Of Bronx. New York
city. more fully described as follows:
BeEinning AZ point on the easterlv side
- Valentine Avenue. distant thirty-nine and
0i-Io0 t39.64) feet noFtherly from the corner
formed By the intersection OF the easteriy side
os Valentine Avenue with the northerly side
- East ls2d Street; thence running easterly
and parallel nearly So with Is9d street
6l-T5 feet; thence northerly and parallel. or
nearly 50. with Valentine Avenue sixteen and
6s-l00 CdGs) feet. and thence westerly and
parallel. or nearly 80, with 1921 Street. sixty
three and 400 (63-04l feet 70 the easterly
side OF Valentine Avenue. and thence south
erly along the easteFiy side OF Valentine Ave
nue. sixteen and 6G-IO0 tlG6sl feet 10 the
point or place of beginning.
Dated. New York. March 18th. 1910
HENRY J. GOLDSMITH Referee
EDWARD 81. CIRCUIT q PAUL GROUT. At
t0rleys FOR Plaintiff. ls9 Montague Street,
Borough of Brooklyn. New York City.
The following IL a diagram % the property
20 be SOLD its street Number Is 222O Valentine
Ave1ue. Borough % Bronx.
New-York tribune., 1910-03-25
CITATIONS


THE rEofLE OF THB STATE OF NV
asIs: oy the Eraes q God free and me ne
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Mayer. Gerald Mayer. AmaIie MOrie. Zsriina
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ana sophie Lennert. and All persons tntere1ted q
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YOU aa are hereby cited under the age
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Clerk Of the EuTrOgates Court.
LEVIN L. BROWN Attorney for Executor ana
Trustee. No 10 Broadway. New York city.