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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-10-17
.--r.rv-rIFrII AssEMBLE DLsTRIcr.

IN @arla-A~-----~~
The First Election District IS bounded by and
within Charles ST. W slA st5 christopher St
ana a. SerSn5 Election District IS bounded by and
-,-l-Fi- W l1ta ST. Y. 4ta st. Charles St
ai .Tba nina Election District IS bounded by and
within Va 4lA ST. W i'm ST. B'eeeler ST. and
s'a ma aEf Fourth Election District is bounded by and
$50 mace. y. I1th 81 ana " 4th St
THE Fftth Election District Is bounded by and
,s+l-f, " lIth ST. Wayerley place Bank ST..
Se-.-e-.---,frh a.e. q. 12th ST., 7th ave. Green
,Ficb ave. 70 Perry ST. diagonal line from the
I ,'o-rer II Greenwich ave and Perry ST. 40 the
corner u Wayerley place and Charles ST.. Charles
ST. ana y, as lection District is bound~- h and
.5-7-f, " 10Th ST. Greenwich ave. 9TH ave.
~ I2th f., 9Th ave, Greenwich ave. Christie
a. = a-a WaverIev place
pi,Trit seventh Election District is bounded by
- v-itbfr Charles ST.. O. Narerley place. q d.
alla 80 fr0rn the corner Of Charles n and
--ii-o..-rr-y place 20 the corner OF Perry 1T and
Go vieh ave- slIesi-%tsa q e., W; loth St.
49, t.ieiirh Election District Is bounded by and
ft5ir CHRISTOPHER St 1IeSh"..h ave 9TH ave.
W. /" @e-i-f5 Election District Is bounded by and
-hs II washington place: MaceougaI ST.
Tlilln - .laFe University place. r. Stb -
va. 49, < sth ST. ~ ave Iafayette 81. "
A.. ~, - Iroadv.sy. " "a 81 ana oth az
The TEN. :. 81 y sth st. University plare'
w.l l-ll1 - place Macaous@l ST. " Washington
place and oln Election District IS bounded by
- ',iftFn " 9th 81. oih a.. =, =. T. Ioih ST.,
dsSaa = SIN " , ST. ,c st. a. snd bo s56 az
The I|eI'l.h Iafb st. 2. 12th ST. Univ ersity
1na 81 ioth ST. 5th ave- " s'h ST. and 9Th
. ave v-t.-+fon District IL bounded bv
ana within W IAN ST , F. ia, ana 81 I'm aHs
Mace D.. 18TH 1t ~ -. r1tstrfrt is bounded by
ana ne 6h " ian st IN s aFe ave- W iiA ST.
Greenwich ave. Jane 81 hIli =, -, d..
me ,.i tttse w Isih St 9th ave- ". i4th st
and 18th ave. ,,.-,-,c, fa boundes
THE sixteenth Election b - 80 ". ism
81 and 7th ave. ,.. g. boundaa
The seventeenth Election Us - a,a " l4tt,
{ r, ana within ". I'D st. 0l4
I - end 9Th
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-10-17
ELECTION NOTICE.

31sT ASSEMBLY DIsTRICT-CONTD.
DIV and within w. 124th St, 7th ave. W. 123d St
and Sth ave
The Twenty-sixth Election District Is bounded
Dv and within w. Firth St. 7th ave. W 124th
ST and sth ave
The Twenty-seventh Election District is bounded
p qS and within W i27th St, Lenox ave. W.
Izflh st. and 18th ave
The Twenty-eighth Election District Is bounded
Dy ana within ". f27th ST., 9Th ave. W 18th
St and Lenox ave
Inc Iwenty-ninth Election District IS bounded
D Doo ana within 2. 129th St, Madison ave, E.
t;EOth st TO the corner OF 9Th ave. a line
I,nnTToush Mount Morris Park to the corner of II
I-fth 81. and 18th ave. and 9Th ave.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-10-17
TWENTY SECOND ASSEMBLY, DISTRICT.

TWENTY SECOND ASSEMBLY DISTRICT.
--e first Election District is bounded by ana
i--H l.. sS- 81, lst ave. =. "a u. ana -
TIE second Election District IS bounded by
- F-'-.-a Z SD ST.. Avenue A. z. sd St and
III -a--5 Election District Is bounded by and
a = SD ST.. East River L. 50 - and
- F6-rra Election District IS bounded by
a. r---- i. s6tL Ht.. East River. l. SD ST..
@---e a. = N5th ST ana East End ave
- -.t-l Election District Is bounded by and
t.-- 7. e4-- s.. Avenue A. Z. SD ST. TO %
- dag rl- line from -Ie corner Of % ave
Il a.,
r. Sixth Election District is bounded by and
tag-la- .-e rom the corner Of +. S4th ST. and
:. a. 90 ere corner o. i. SD 81 and p ave,
IL seventh Election District Is bounded by
= --t-- E- s5th ST. q ave. l. SD 81 and
n E.r--a Election District IS bounded by
- "-.--- r. -tta 81 % ave. Z s5th 81. ID
III Z 18Th 81. and Lexington ave.
it l-tr Election Dlsirle- Is touncec by ana
- F. edta ST.. Avenue =. T. s5th ST. and
a TENN Election District is bounded by and
- P --tl sf tp Avenue a, a dag nal me
- o. corner - Avenue A ard 7. s5'h ST., 70
L.. -er ~ p efth 81 and EaHL End ave. l.
s. AID isl aye.
IL Eleventh Election District is bounded by
81 --,-.1 =. edta r., East tnc ave. 70 =
~. r.. "a diagonal line from the corner u z:
.---r. IT, eac -4st nc ave. 20 ne I'm u
--e = ana y ettA s. ana avenue = a.,
ne Twelfth Election District S bounded by
Nll-aI j. H8rL Last E-ll eve. eell
s. -aE- River Z. SGch and lsr ave
me Thirteenth Election District ls bounded
az within f. STA 81. 1st ave. T. seth 81
The Fourteenth Election District is bounded
a.1 within T. s7ta ST., - ave. Z. seth st
&C q aye
T. Trsea,h Election District is bounded b.
H'r -. Sttl ST., = ave, T. hIth ST., 80
:. sf-. 81. and lexington ave
af -Ere-rth ELECTION District ls HounCec py
7 7. ssh ST., Avenue A. T. s4th ST
I'd -.eertreatH Election District is bounded
af1 ---ll0 =. sSth ST.. East End ave. =.
80 s. md avenue A.
E,er-ee-fl- Election District IS bounded
za1 within F. 90 ST. East River, 7. SSth St
- t-rrGr a
Tie N,astaerth Election District 10 bounded
and E gin f. g2d S., Avenue A, T. ssth -
80 - a-c
Tie TverratH Election District Is bounded
~e Vra.r D.. sFrh ST.. Isl ave, z Ssth St
lfe Twenty FIRST Election District s bounded
arc 25 s-e
1e fr1erfv- se~o1d Election District IS bound
= er5 p ave
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-10-17

p" E,-7-y- THIRD ASSEMBLY DISTRICT
e rst Election District is bounded by and
- Wy. 18TH ST., LenoI ave. " l5bih ST.
- - second Election District Is bounded by
~ -llir "a diagonal line from the corner of
-, .e-f1 ~. Hrf 9TH ave. 20 the cDrner or "
81 ana I~noE ave. LenoE ave. " l5fh
= ar6 ira ave
d. ~ -tir1 Election District is bounded by and
=. -,.h y laHrl 81. I.enoE ave- 10 the rorlf-
:. - 10th -, thence il q diagonal line from
'frf- - " l;54fh 81. and LenoE ave TO he
2. w. Esfh - aud 7fh sEe.. and 1th ave
--t Fourth Election Tfstrirt rs bounded by
a. Nli-iH " ls1st 81. LenoE ave, " l4Oth
y and 9Th are
.l- Flffh Election District e. bounded by and
40 - ave
ne EiEth Election District IL bounded by and
End -fr eve
no Seventh Election District is bounded by
within Harlem Filer I4enox ave =. Hath
g. sud an exc.
ne Eighth Election district $ bounded ~
Eifhtn ~ Ia5fh ST. 7fh ave " 1874 St
ffo @ra a-r
&c Ninth Election District BE- bounded by and
-'I-a Harlem River. y. 155th ST. sth ave. ".
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-10-17
rwrx-r-FIRsr ASSEMBLY DISTRICT.

r
The FIRST Election District is bounded by and
.b.u KS. Io5th ST. ST Nicholas ave. " 126th
=. s-h ave, W I'D 81 and Morningslde Ave
Eas1- ,-,...,,- -,.-.-.-.. .- ,,-,.-s.s 49, and
v.irrfn W L@7th St, Sth ave. Y. l2Glh 81, st
Nrh1las ave, ". l25th St and Morningsioe
-s5s Tf.rd Election District IS bounded by and
WITHIN " l3oth ST, sih ave, " Eth 81 and
-fe Fourth Election District Is bounded by
fr5 within tn ave- W. 18TH 81. oth ave 70
SIC corner ot W. l-,,ih =. thence a dlasofa4
-ta F.--h Election District is bounded by and
WITHIN ~. 1-sth -. 81 the corner OF 1th ave;
= and L--oN ave. ". 127th -. and Sth ave.
The sixth Election District Is bounded by and
r -1--- S.. thence diagonal line 10 the cor
rer r- " f-~tl ST. and Tth ave. and 7th ave.
TIE seventh Election District IS bounded by
s-s WITHIN BIB ave. W 1@7th st. LenoX ave
4, tb= corner Of " 1osth st.: thence a diagonal
r-r q she corner n W. 1o2th st and 5th ave
TIE Et1r-h Election District Is bounded by and
within diagonal fine from the corner Of LssroE
- erc r. lSlsr 81. 10 the corner Of SIR ave.
and g. -ff-h ST. 9Th ave 10 the corner OF Y.
7---x are and W 1cS-9 - and Tanox ave
TIE %f-t1 Election District is bounded by and
v-15r W lslst 81. Lenox ave. ". 12sth ST
TIE Tenn Election District is bounded by and
WITHIN V. is1sr 81. IN ave. 70 the corner n
T -s0-- ST.. -H-nCe 2 diagonal line 10 the CTR
Tie Eleventh Election District Is bounded by
So n--1 n 1880 81. sth ave. II 150th ST
The -u4frh Election District is bounded by
20 within IT. 1850 -. I'll ave. " i3lzt 81
re thirteenth Election District IS bounded by
80 v1.-i1 3" ls5d ST, LenoT ave, Y. 15lst St
'T7e Fourteenth Election District is bounded
D. and within " 1928 ST. 9th ave. - the cor
ne corner NJ Le1ox ave ana ". 131st st and
TIE Fr-ss7th Election District is bounded by
s-5 within y. 1886 ST. 9Th ave. y. 1870 st.
E-r -e- ave-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-10-17
TWENTY SEVENTH

I g 4
The First Election District is bounded by
and within ". 10th ST, eth ave, ". 3Sth St
''i The second Election District is bounded by
! and within ". 43d St. eth ave. W. 10th st.
11 The e.! Third Election District IS bounded by
and within ". 46th st, Tth ave, W 43d 81.
1ip a. en- Fo1r+b Election District is bounded by
/ and within ". 49th St, 9TH ave, W. 46fh ST.
Tra FIRM Election District Is bounded by
/ and within ". 53d st, eth ave. ". 49th ST
The sixth Election District Is bounded by
and within ". 57th st. Ith ave- W. odd ST.
The seventh Election District is bounded by
! and within ". 5Tth st, 9Th ave- ". Doth st.
The Eighth Election District is bounded by
! and within ". both St. 9th ave, W. 53d ST.
The Ninth Election District IS bounded by
and within W. 53d st. 9Th ave w 49th St
Tba - Tenth Election District is bounded by
St a diagonal line from the corner Of W 47th
ST and 9th ave to the corner Of ". 10th St
1-t The Eleventh Election District is bounded
by and within ". 46th St. 9th ave, W 4Oth
rb l,1 Twalf1h Election District IS bounded by
and within W 4oth ST., 6th ave- w o6th St
Tbs thirteenth Election District is bounded
by and within ". 56tb VI, 9th ave. w 5lst
The 1!.D Fourteegth EIectio, District Is bounded
by and within ". 3lst St, 6tn ave- w 18TH
/ The FIFTEENTH Election District is bounded
! nv and within ". Seth St, Z. Beth st, Madi-
/ son ave, z. SD St, 9TH ave, w 18th St and
The sixteenth Election District IS bounded
! by and within Z. SD St. Madison ave. Z. 34ta
! st. Lexington ave, l. 3Lsl ST. 4Lh ave- T.
( 30th and 9TH ave
/ The Seventeenth Election District is bounde ed
/ by ana within f. 39th ST, Sd ave- E 34th ST.
The Tig5teenth Election District IS bounded
/ by and within Z. +Oth St, 30 ave, Z. 39th ST
q TIE Tineteenth Election District IS bounded
/ bv ana within ". 3Sth ST.. Z. 3Sth 81. Madison
. ave E 4Oth St, Lexington ave. + o+th ST.
Madison ave. (. Seth St, ". Beth ST. and oth
The Twentieth Election District is bounded by
and within E 10th ST. Manson ave l. 9SIn
ST W 3Sth ST. 9Th ave. and ". 4oth St
I The T'venty-frst Election District is bounced
bv and within ". 4Gth ST, 9th ave. W. 4oth ST.
and 9th ave. ..-.,.. -
/ The Twenty-second Election District is bound
r1 nv and within !. 49Jh st. Park ave, Z 46th
II lexington ave, i. 4oth St and 9th ave
Tho 7,vventy-third Election District is bounded
/ l,v- md within W 5Oth St. 9th ave. ". 4Gth St
J - TIE corner Of 18th ave; thence a diagonal
! lire 10 the corner Of ". 4Ith 81. and 6th ave-
Tra Tvveryv-fourth Election District is bound
| 90 nv and within ". sd ST., 9Th ave. T. 54th
St Park ave, z. 49th st, 9th ave, W. 5Oth
ri --yvanty- nth Election District IS bounded
/ nv and within e. Both ST, Lexington ave, L.
/ 48th St. Park ave, I. 54th ST. ana Madison
The Twentv-sIxth Election District is bound
! ed nv and within W. 57th ST, E 5Ith ST, Park
| ave f. Both ST., Madison ave T. o4lh ST. oIl
ave v sd ST and 9Th ave.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-10-17
rwENTY- EIGHTH ASSEMBLY DISTRICT.

TWENTY EIGHTH ASSEMBLY DISTRICT
The First Election District is bounded by ana
within /. 1Osth ST.. 30 ave- r iooth ST. anu
,1Fa second Election District IS bounded by
ana within i. 10sth st, ID ave- +: lUIth St,
Ist ave E. IVGLh st. % ave. T. iOath St ana
50 a.e. ....- ,,,-.-.-. e. ,,o,,,,4.5 49, M.
INN = nom ST.. Harlem River, F. l06th ST.,
Isl ave. +. l0Ith st, p ave- l. Io9th 81. ana
Cd The Fourth Election District is bounded by
and within +. 11Oth St. 3D. ave, +. AO5th ST.,
- ave =. lGSth 81. and Lexington ave
The FIfth Election District Is bounded by ana
within e. ION ST. Lexington ave, T l0sth St
an "a "a sxrh Election District is bounded by and
,y5rh!r E 18TH ST, Sd ave- = lllth st. Lex
80 seventh Election District is bounded by
and within 112th St. ID ave T. 10th ST..
LFHlls -fpffb Election District is bounded by
,r5 ,yitI.ir L Hath ST.. ID ave. z. ll2th ST.
70 l-eA - e[ireton ave and r. 112rh St 10 the
c,-1er ~ T. 18TH st. and Cd ave, and Sd
ave- r. Ninth Election District is bounded by
"a ,,,f,7f1 = ll4th st. 1st ave. 7. lllth st.
~, -enih Election District is bounded by and
,,-irbfu D. I1Gth ST., Pleasant ave. T. ll6th ST,
Il 80 ., Isl ave e i14th st. and ID ave
The Eleventh Election District y bounded by
ana 7ritrfp r. HAN ST. Lexington ave, r.
30 az, ~ m ave n diagonal line from the
corner Of T. 18th 81 ana "a ave. 10 the corner
OF r 18th 81 and Lexington ave- T. nth st.
and -! la Toaifth Election District Is bounded by
az lir,r,,1n a-e y. Han ST and Park ave
Tho Thirteenth Election District IS bounded by
I'd within r. 18th 81. ID ave, y ll4th 81. and
81 ave ,-,..,,o,, r,fqtrict fs bound,
"a y,fthfn diagonal line from the corner
~ 3. iI7th ST. and Lexington aye. to The corner
- - 11sfb 81 and 3d ave. 30 ave, =. llTth
., % ne T. 18TH ST. 81 ave, z. 10th st
ana "a Fifeenth election District IS bounded by
",.i-Etr n fl7th ST.. Lexington ave. f.
iieth ST 8d e ll5th 1t 81 ana Park 56i5r aye
- ',.t.I,5r r. I19th St. 30 ave. TO p llAtE St
diagonal line from the corner 81 "a ave, and
a.s = i17th St Z. Ii7th 81. ana Park ave.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-10-17
rwExrT-NINrH ASSEMBLY DISTRICT

rrs. lt.t ELECTION District IS bounded by and
vgtiitr n 67ib ST Central PARK West, W 9th
81 and columbus ave.
The second Election District ~ bounded by
a-d within 81 65th 81. Central Park West. W
G0th ST. aud columbus ave.
The Third Election DisfTlfL IS bounded hy ana
within " Goth St. Central PARK West, ". 5sth
st and Columbus ave.
and within ~. seth st.. sth ave, W "sth ST.
and 9th ave
Within ~. 5sth N Nth ave, w. aHih ST.. It'll
ave, " 51th ~ and ON ave.
The SiAth Election District is bounded by
The daily Alaskan., 1910-03-24
DAWSON TRAIL
 THAWIN6 FAST

The exceptionally warm weather of the past two weeks has played havoc with the whitehorse-Dawson trail and wheels are already being used on the south end. If the present thaw con riuucs it will probably be necessary to use wheels all the way to Dawson in a few days.
 Even tbc river, which is used in the early spring as a roadway will be impossible in a very short time if the warm winds continue, says the Nvhitehorse Star, as already the up- per crust of snow and ice is honey combed to a depth of several inches and in many places more than two feet of water is running over the ice.
 Such an early breakup means a hardship to freigbters and shippers who each spring figure on landing a certain amount of goods and supplies over the ice to the foot of Lake Le. Barge. and should the river break up before this tonnage can be moved, shippers will be compelled to build scows in which to transport their goods or suffer a delay of several weeks until the open season of uavi- gatlon.
 Unless a decided change in the weather sets in, the breakup of the river this spring promises to be tn. earliest on record.
The daily Alaskan., 1910-03-24
NATIVES ARE
 BEHIND BARS

Deputy Marshal Holmes went to Haines Friday on the Hegg and re- turned Saturday night on the Rustler with three native prisoners who were tried and convicted by U. S. Commis- sioner Odell of Haines.
 Frank Joe was sentenced to serve five months in jail for assault and battery; Judith Johnson was given two months for running a bawdy house; and John Koska, better known as Skon-doo the Second, a native witch doctor, was given forty-five days for stealing wood.
The daily Alaskan., 1910-03-24
JACK JOHNSON
 0yT 0N BAIL
tsy Alaska News sureau0

NEW YORK. Mar. 2l-Norman E. Pudar, the negro who preferred a charge of assault and battery against Jack Johnson, the colored pugilist, was missing when the case was call ed today. Johnson was released on 5000 bail and the case continued so that the grand jury can investigate the disappearance of Pindar
 It is generally believed that friends of Johnson, fearing that he would be sentenced to serve in jail and perhaps be unable to fight with James Jeffries July 4, have paid Pindar not to press Che charge.
The daily Alaskan., 1910-03-24
ID
 TALK AGIAN

WASHINGTON, D. c. Mar. 24-E. F. Powell of Nome appeared before the House committee on territories yesterday and advocated a partially and partially elective legis- latme. Today Ex.Gov. Hoggatt will testify and U. s. Marshal Love of Fairbanks will also submit a state ment.
The daily Alaskan., 1910-03-24

The railway commission is also authorized to receive propositions from whosoever desires to construct railroads along the surveyed routes and to determine which proposition shall be accepted
 The government shall guarantee four percent interest on the bonds covering the cost of the actual con sruction work. No railroad so built shall be more than 500 miles in length.
The daily Alaskan., 1910-03-24
HOLDING 0UT
 OLIVE BRANCH
ley AIaska Newa Ruroaul

WASHINGTON, D. c. Mar. 22-The leaders of the Republican party are endeavoring to heal the breach be- tween the Regulars and the Insurg- ents in the House. Unless peace is restored 1t is feared that it will have a bad effect on the Republican chanc- es in the coming congressional cleo tions
The daily Alaskan., 1910-03-24
tRy AIaska News aureau0

(By Alaska News 5ureau'1
 WASHINGTON, D. c. Mar. 2l-DeL egate James Wickersham today intro duccd in the House a bill providing for the creation of an Alaskan rail, way commission to consist of the governor and two army engineers, whose duty it shall be to approximate Iy survey and locate the most feas- ible routes from the coast towns to the interior of Alaska.
The daily Alaskan., 1910-03-24

F. Obrikate. a fur buyer who has been at WhitehorSe, came over on yesterdays train and will sail south on one of the first boats.
The daily Alaskan., 1910-03-24
TAFT HURRIES
 ID GET TRAIN
Csy Alaska News sureau)

NEW YORK. Mar. 23-PresidenJ Taft was guest of honor at a banquet given here last night. The President made a brief talk on non-political sut' jects and left the banquet hall early to catch the midnight train for Wash iugtOn.
The daily Alaskan., 1910-03-24
MANY STRIKERS
 ARE ARRESTED
(ey Alaska News RureauA

PHILADELPHIA, Pa. Mar. 22-The police today have been making whole sale arrests of strikers on the charge of melting riots.
The daily Alaskan., 1910-03-24
HEINzE PLEADS NOT GUILTY
(By Alaska News BureauA

NEW YORK. Mar. 23-F. Augustus Heinze has pleaded not guilty to the charge of misrepresentation of bank funds entrusted to his care. His trial will commence April 9.
The daily Alaskan., 1910-03-24
CITIES FIGHT FOR EXPOSITION

SAN DIEGO, Cal. Mar. 2S-san Di- ego first originated the Panama ex- position idea and raised $1,5OO,OOO in bonds and the citizens of this city will make a determined effort to pre- vent the exposition being held else where.
The daily Alaskan., 1910-03-24
WHISTLE L0NG
 WITHOUT FALL
CBy Alaska News sureau0

KANSAS CITY. Mar. 23-Dr. RoI- Ier and Zbysco wrcstlod wrestled two hours and seventeen minutes last night without either man securing a fall Both wresuers were completely exhausted and Referee Dave Portcous called the match draw
The daily Alaskan., 1910-03-24
TAFT PRAISES
 TARIFF BILL
(By Alaska Nowa eureauJ

PROVIDENCE. Mar. 22-President Taft, with Senator Aldrich sitting on his right hand, stated last night at banquet given in his honor in this city that the new tariff law was mak- ing good and giving general satisfac- ton throughout the country.
The daily Alaskan., 1910-03-24
TEDDY GABLES
 FUR P.NGH0T
(By Alaska News Bureau0

WASHINGTON, D. c. Mar. 23-It was learned today that Clifford Pin chot sailed for London Saturday in response to a cablegram which he re- ceiyed from Theodore Roosevelt. Roosevelt requested Piuchot to meet him in London
The daily Alaskan., 1910-03-24
ROOSEVELT IS
 LIKE SPHINX
tBy Alaska News Rureau.l

LUWOR. Mar 24--Theodore Roose- welt refuses to discuss the signiGic- mce of his coming conference with Clifford Pinchot. Roosevelt has per slstently refused to talk politics since he reached Khartoum.
The daily Alaskan., 1910-03-24
PASSES
 SEALING BILL
(By Alaska News Rureau)

WASHINGTON. D. C. Mar. 24-The Senate passed a bill late yesterday afternoon terminating the lease with the North American Commercial com pauy for the exclusive sealing priv fcges on the Pribnof Islands. The lease expires April 30.
The daily Alaskan., 1910-03-24
M FARLAH1 ID
 FIGHT WELSH
tBy Alaska News RureauJ

LONDON. Eng. Mar. 2&-Packy Me Farlaud of Chicago and Freddy Welsh have been matched to fight twenty five rounds before the National Sport. ing club May 90 for the ligbtweight championship of England
The daily Alaskan., 1910-03-24
IVSTRAVGE SCANDALS CROP OUTWGKERSAN INTRODUCES A
 RAILWAY G0TMGe0N RIlI

Big Tim" Sullivan, the New York political leader handled the money raised by the Fire Insurance compan- les and spent in the repeal of the stamp tax act.
The daily Alaskan., 1910-03-24

 ENDS TROUBLE
tsy Alaska Nows sureau1

CHICAGO. Mar. 23-The Railway Fremeu's union and the railroads sub mitted their differences to arbitration and a settlement satisfactory to both sides was arrived at This ends the threatened strike.
The daily Alaskan., 1910-03-24
lRy Alaska News sursauO

NEW YORK. Mar. 2S-The scanda in regard to certain insurance legls' lation have broken out again and ef- forts are being made to show that
The daily Alaskan., 1910-03-24
WILL
 BE REFORMED
(By Alaska News sursau>

LONDON. Eng. Mar. 23-The Housc of Lords today by vote of l75 to F passed the resolution introduced by Lord Rosebery in the turtherancc of the plan to reform the upper chan. Der
The daily Alaskan., 1910-03-24
(sy Alaska Newa suroau)

SANTA BARBARA, Cal. Mar. 23- The delegates from the various state commercial bodies have decided to hold the 1915 Panama exposition at San Francisco.
The daily Alaskan., 1910-03-24
ID
 BE OPERATED
tBy Alaska News Bureau

SEATTLE. Mar. 2l-Every salmon canOery in Alaska will be operated this year. This announcement was made today by the Packers Associa- Linn-
The daily Alaskan., 1910-03-24

The Princess May will sail from Vancouver tonight and is due in Skal' way Monday.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-08-04
CENTRAL CLEARING HOUSE
Each State to Have One for
Postal Banks.

Washington, Aug. "a central clearing
house in each state for settling all dues-
tons connected with the payment of in
terest and the care OF accounts Is a fea-
ture of the postal savings bank system
adopted by the committee OF officials that
will make recommendations to the board of
trustees. For long time the COMMITTEES
faced the necessity of providing some
method for the settlement of accounts OF
depositors that would avoid delay incident
to the transmission OF all such questions to
this city. The idea OF having state central
clearing houses has been adopted as the
best solution of that problem.
Postmaster General Hitchcock, who ar
rived in New York yesterday from hi
European trip, is expected here tomorrow.
In a short time a meeting of the trustees
will be held. at which the recommendations
of the committee on organization will be
reviewed.
Because much of the information desired
from foreign governments has not been
received. the task of determining the exact
nature of the forms to be used VII not
be completed until later. The general plan
for the establishment Of banks. however,
has been worked out for the consideration
of the trustees.