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Los Angeles herald., 1910-06-25
DAMAGE CASE TRANSFERRED

The civil case wherein Arshag Shis-
manian of Fresno brought suit against
the Southern Pacific company to Sc
cure $40, 400 damages was transferred
from the Fresno superior court to the
United States circuit court in this city
Yesterday. The complainant was run
over by Southern Pacific train and
had to have his left leg amputated.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-06-25
AROUND TOWN
CHINESE FINED $a5

All Lee, Chinaman, was fined $50
for conducting lottery by Police
Judge Frederickson yesterday.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-06-25
THIEF Loors SAVINGS BANK

S. Olive, 1905 Santa Fe avenue, re-
ported to the police yesterday that his
house was entered by thief Thurs
dav afternoon at 4 O'clock and a saw
ings bank containing $40 looted.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-06-25
WILL HAVE PICNIC
MEET AT ALEXANDRIA

Members of the executive committee
of the Republican city central commit
tee and the close friends of the late
Don C. McGarvin will meet at o'clock
this afternoon at the Alexandria hotel
to take appropriate action on the death
of the popular young attorney.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-06-25
ROBERTS HELD IN $500
GIVE NEWBERRY HEARING

Robert Newberry, a cement finisher
who is alleged to have floated num-
ber of worthless checks about Los An
geles, was given a preliminary hear
ing before Police Judge Frederickson
yesterday and held to the superior
court. his bail being fixed at $500.
Newberry was accused of forging the
name Of j. H. Carson, wealthy
rancher living near Gardena, to a
number of checks which he had cashed
by merchantssof the city.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-06-25

BARTLETT Logan post, G. A. r. and W.
r. c., will hold an open meeting TINS
evening in Mammoth hall, 517 South
Broadway. Comrades and friends will
be welcome.
Gunnison news-champion., 1910-07-01
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sk1nv 4 - ~ nssunsin
MUsvs eUu.A S.svs ~
1@nw nshnu

The whole country from Atlantic
10 Pacific has been for days in the
hot srasp of parchine winds, and
burning sons. In many sections oi
Colorado ii has not raIned to amount
70 anything since Jansary. Even
irrigation water is running how, and
the crops are bsrnins up.
While we do not wish 10 mske
capital Of our Beighbors bad luck
News-Cbampion cannot help calling
attention TO the fact that shortage
Of water is unknown in our county.
There has not been crop failure in
the thirty years Of active ranching
aud in all probability there never
will be for when the Gunuison and
its upper tributaries go dry, it will
be very dry season indeed.
To be sure rain is needed. for a
shower always washes and invieor-
stes the vegetation no matter how
well irrigated. but it is merely the
difference between so to 80 per cent
and full crop, never total failure
Gunnison news-champion., 1910-07-01
n New Crscwy

The opening Of the grocery store
of QaarIes a Hotel, occurred Satur-
dav and the new firm started off with
fine davs trade To he sure not
all their COUNTERS and fixtures have
vet arrived, but everything is as
clean and bright a. Dutton. They
aim to put IN the best Of modera APP
pliapces. like fountain vegetable
stands. sanitary cheese cabinet, etc
The cash prices are very attractive
and bound To make a hit Milo
Hards is ON the delivery wagon and
Walter Rash, of Montruse, is clerk
in the store. Wade Quarles and j
b. Hotel. as the obliging proprietors,
make ttronR team.
Gunnison news-champion., 1910-07-01
President Gillaspey of the Cob

resident Gillaspey of the Colo
RADIO Stock growers, informs US that
the Agricultural College and the
town suthorities Of Grand junction
are making a special effort 10 enter
tain the ladies at the state meeting
there ON July Is and 10 and that
many Gunnison county ladies
whether they are the wives of Stock
men or not, will be mpre than wei
come and that II will he a matter Of
pride with him 10 have as msny citl-
z7us OF our county 60 as possible.
III TACT the railroad half fare is am
open rate 60 which everybody is en-
tltled 20 ta>e advantage. Let Gun
uison county send big delegation
o. The Junction. We are sure it will
be reciprocated by an increasing
lumber of visitors to Cattlemen :
nsv ON the Il and % following
Why not have the citizens Of Gunnl-
sln send an advertising committee
down there to especially invite the
" Nestern Slope to cur entertainment.
Gunnison news-champion., 1910-07-01

We regret 10 learn that there is
no special tram arranged Tor Crest
ed Batte ON the Fourth, and that ne
special i,onrs have been secured for
the PiikIn tram over the &. a :.
This will cut down the crowd which
otherwise had planned on taking in
our sister town celebrations. Both
communities are going 10 have
mighty nice celebrations. and doubt
less many will 60 in carriaeee or
autos. and others take the regular
train schedules.
Gunnison news-champion., 1910-07-01
OAasuu q o.sA1h . ouuA.dA


Will Swieart Of Ohio Creek sse-
Gests the following changes for the
quadrilie ON horseback, Cattlemen' 9
bay, as they involve no backing of
horses We understand the general
committee has adopted the changes:
Places all. Honor yoar corBers,
honor your partners, all circle to the
left, single file Head couples right
and left through SIDE couples. and
back. Half promenade, right and
left through to home AIemaDde
left Grand right and left Prone
made all double 6'e. Repeat with
side couples 10 head
Second change. Places oil. Hon
ors, Promenade single file First
lady swing right hand gen, To right
hand round. Partner and left hand
round Lady in center and seven
hands round. LADY swing out and
gent swing in. Repeat all four
couples Aiemande left Grand
right and left Promenade to places
Mr. Swigart tells us that he is as
sured of a good special prize, out
side of regular, for the winning team
Gunnison news-champion., 1910-07-01

While Marshal Jennings was in
vestigatIng affairs at Baldwin Iast
wees, Undersheriff Lehan, acted as
torn peace officer and in discharge
Of his duties, captured one, j +.
Mepeses. Mexican, who was drunk
and disorderly And for the afore-
said offence, Judge Leahy fined
Meneses five dollars aud costs.
Gunnison news-champion., 1910-07-01

Several parties of Gunnison folks
went TO Almont SUNDAY as the fish
;ng'is getting fine and that resort
under management of Mr. and Mrs
A ID. Mckee is justly popular Miss
Ethel Coombs. once a Gunnisun
school teacher. was guest at the
hotel and entertained the crowd with
beautiful songs.
Gunnison news-champion., 1910-07-01

fFsf N A. frauks y At she
tsreei.sy -ansner nermsl. tsk ing
pari graduate Wurk - t.ascatian and
>rci1lugy Attendance there - $50
ths highest ever knssu. : sae dav
We nsas hape o. see tbsi -snnser
Bsrnsal held al GunulSon IN The cod
mountains instead 81 Wsv ont en the
baked PLAINS shere slse tensperas'.re
runs 10 ltn.
Gunnison news-champion., 1910-07-01

Sanford Dodge, and .plendid CON-
psny played The Gladiator" TO a
crowded house last night. and thoagh
Masonic hall was hardly adapted 10
the great scenic effects which this
co@usay is able 70 produce, the pro
dsctsca ~.e very good indeed. To-
night. Faust and SATURDAY night,
Jelly 2, the f.soss Shakespearian
tragedy Of 'Otkellc." Don't miss
tkem.
Gunnison news-champion., 1910-07-01

Geo. Russ. nov at Irwin is dong
work on bis NsshIncto claim. Ia
the IRWIN district II is developed
bv shafts. tuunels. and small nsill
Mr. Russ plans ON paieutlng the mine
THIS summer
Gunnison news-champion., 1910-07-01

Pst Hanlon brought his daughters
Jennie and Jessie down from the
Blttes Saturday, sending them back
Monday. Mrs. Hanlon is still at the
Buttes taking care of her aged
lather.
Gunnison news-champion., 1910-07-01

The Monday afternoon Club has
ordered through the Gunn,son Hard
ware company six large garbage
cans for our streets. These cans will
cost S35 or $40, but will he sub
stsntial addition to the towns ap-
pearance, and the ladies have Ger
tainly started a good work.
Gunnison news-champion., 1910-07-01

q % Adaingsau q Me-a CIifie.
aud &. q Aaa4ncsan - tsaraasr
Coio wer. "a asr cas- aiss issies g..r'
II is-s Uees llskSHg np Sue Aeazes
case a. arnHectssn slfh the arre-s 81
rheH kroak.ss. ClaAaie AaiaRessH
Bs,sk are serv c1Hha.rs II be eptsFe
Innocence. and wt.i make every effsrs
D. clear hlm q the grave ei,aEgas.
Gunnison news-champion., 1910-07-01

A. l.. Wilson of the Jointed Rod
Resort was pleasant caller at this
ofhce Wednesday. He says fishing
is fine, and he has q number Of
gWests, with more coming.
Gunnison news-champion., 1910-07-01

Mrs. W " kreutzer received word
Monday that her nephew, Clarence
NAV. had been fatally shot from am
bush in ARIZONA. He was mining
in that country, and though only
twenty, was yosng man of great
promise.
Gunnison news-champion., 1910-07-01

Mr. .Da Mrs. > a. M@rsss siko
hase hs-ea v.-sssns Nr sna Ars Es-
lsua -s..zsee 90 tlssaE hassse "a A-g,-sn
Thsr-a@y nsaEussE
Gunnison news-champion., 1910-07-01

Mike Perko was smong Jacks
Cabin visitors thls week lie reports
the crops lookins well up there bat
would he the better for lutte rain.
Gunnison news-champion., 1910-07-01

Mr.. and Mrs.. G.. NJ. Schench, of
Denver went through Friday to the
Buttes. Mr. s is general manager
Of the Colorado Supply Company
stores in this state.
Gunnison news-champion., 1910-07-01

Mrs. j. III. Gavette ~ enjoying a
visit from two sisters, MISS Nellie
Trauger and Mrs Daniel Rounds OF
Morrison, IN The ladies' have been
at Los Angeles for the winter, bat
are spending two weeks in Gunni-
son ON their return east
Gunnison news-champion., 1910-07-01

Miss Veta Marshall is spending
the ssmnssr with her father, H. :
Marshall Ut Dorchester, and seting
~ clerk in the postoffice there for
Alex. Nalagveen, the storekeeper.
Gunnison news-champion., 1910-07-01

Daniel N,eil, OF S&suscbe. was in
Gusnisoa last week, coming down
from his sheep ranch ON the Coche-
topa.
Gunnison news-champion., 1910-07-01

Mrs j. :. Foalke and three chill
dren returned Sunday from Long
Beach California, and will occupy
the VanAkea house in West town.
Gunnison news-champion., 1910-07-01

senator Rodney J. Bardwell oI
Deuver, with his friend Mr.. Morri,
we're guests Of the Sapps this week
al Neverslnk resort ON the Gunni.
SON
Gunnison news-champion., 1910-07-01

Snperlntendent n G. TenEyck ol
the Rio Grande third division is this
wei taking his family with him
for private car trip over the road
Gunnison news-champion., 1910-07-01

l.. T.. Gavette has received tables,
chairs, etc, 10 double the seating ca
pacity of his ice cream parlor, thus
witnessing 10 his growing business.
Gunnison news-champion., 1910-07-01

Sundays game brought a Jolly
cvowd of ball players and rooters
from Baldwin, but the score ended
IA to 10 in favor Of Gannison.
Gunnison news-champion., 1910-07-01

Jesse Phelps WAS in our city from
lola, Wednesday getting his outfit
for the stage route contract lola 10
Powderhorn.
Gunnison news-champion., 1910-07-01

Geo hendricks came from abroad
this week and is located at Almoul
in charge Of Ball camp for the sum
mer
Gunnison news-champion., 1910-07-01

Hon. j A. Lehritter and wife re-
turned "Wednesday from Denver aud
with them as guests for the Summer
came Clifford Mulhauser, wife and
child. of Cincinpatti
Gunnison news-champion., 1910-07-01

g. L. Wilbur went 30 Drawer the
middle of the week aud Wi spend
the Fourth there.
Gunnison news-champion., 1910-07-01

Miss Mabel Mllllaan, formerly a
teacher here and IN Crested Butte.
is y guest at the Lawrence home
Gunnison news-champion., 1910-07-01

Mrs Mary t,rafi Is ut Castleton,
spending some time with Mrs rhos.
NesbIth on the ranch.
Gunnison news-champion., 1910-07-01

Mrs Julia shaw. who for some
wears has hved ri Delta, is now as
sistiag in johnson 5 restaurant
Gunnison news-champion., 1910-07-01

Jos Blackstock went Saturday tc
Denver.
Gunnison news-champion., 1910-07-01

Dr Hyatt - soing 10 Depve- this
week 10 secure an auto. HE viii
drive 1t over the range
Gunnison news-champion., 1910-07-01

John R,s-,s. oi Sal, Lake. has been
ereetlBe old friends IN oar city for
some days.
Gunnison news-champion., 1910-07-01

Mrs Geo. Prebie IT Fountain fisee
Eesort Was a GsBpssoa Vssg,or We'd
nesaay
Gunnison news-champion., 1910-07-01

Mrs W ;. l.srse l- entertaining
her mother. Mrs. NIlllams II La
Jssta.
Gunnison news-champion., 1910-07-01

CssssHrsn- ~se repse-ssied here
frssias Is J W sNes.ld-on.
Gunnison news-champion., 1910-07-01

N A Sase-s ws- oser IRON h'-
Dsseos- raacn ies- ~e~s
Gunnison news-champion., 1910-07-01

>.sssiss s.pp Ees.ssss ks-s IT the
weeS irasa q business srsY - lssnser
Gunnison news-champion., 1910-07-01

tienrv kern Was ~ ,een trsam
vosmsns hrss 1T the week on bs.ss-
ues-
Gunnison news-champion., 1910-07-01

Arshsr Msl.er i.ss wease-s,ss
eseusne far bsssse-- trsp 10 lhss
yer
Gunnison news-champion., 1910-07-01

s.sa@s. l.. T.. s.sesse weui b
Pszk4a on ba-sses-
Gunnison news-champion., 1910-07-01
o. FED oVTTE PAIDooQS
WI CElEnaAIk EGlRJU
60 Cssa.s..-s e..g A~.ss.d
frsrss 4 Essuh - 0ukxa
kssss.s NsSu.o


sslsie a >aIrsse.
tsrana Parade ChsldHeu.
- tsre Dsgt-. fiaais. esc.
ih-srliusIsn II s.rs vorsk
II . chiidren.
Aeas fsas Esae. Ito
ssr tw-a. Stss secosa. :
iosth rosa Race. Iasb
var FIRST. : s.. -eousd. 50
Bqys taa,t Ese.. lts5 wards
fu IS sscana. SIS
Hose Race. wet test. 5D
lees Ilarse S25
80 faoa race. one mile. bovs
I'M Ell First. 81 secoaa. 81.
tnn 80
Eaa Race. 80 wards. elrls
"n' u tlrst 6ve. : em:h
30 Misses Post Race. : ) yards
FIR 90 secosd. -
30 Potato Race. 80 vard~. .
Po, RS First. 50. second. AZ
/" Sack Race. - wards rsrst.
80 r1nd. 80.
D. H Girls Egg aud >poon
Rsa wards First. $3. seeons, -
17 Bows Pie Eating Contest
Pr So second. :
j W Tag oi War Purse. s30
AS>sEsso essopss
Burro Race. Etfth b. Third
ssre First. 50; second, 80.
! i1 PONY Race. Fifth % Third
str.pts First, $40. second. <5.
20 Horse Race, quarter mile.
thrse heats 6aIsh Third street
fus S35, second, 500
q base ball Game Purse
So
9W Buckiag Contest. First.
: - second. s25.
Iest Bucking Horse. Purse, SIS.
500 Grand Display Of Fire
works Intersection Main and Third
streeis
ep Grand Ball at Ross Rink
RIven by the hre department
Gunnison news-champion., 1910-07-01

NJ sS.ha.saz y s~ise a.
Gunnison news-champion., 1910-07-01
LncL Aad PusonL

NJ sch..aaz ~ ssase "a
s.sa-S. l.. t.. G.seaie wcui b
Flzkln 0n business.
N A Sasa-s ws- eser iFum hs-
Dsseos- raacn ies- ~ees
tsmsrron- ~se repse~enied here
trlslas Is y W sNsesld-Bn-
>esaies Sap Eesssssa hr-s II the
weeN trom . business trsp - isnser
Arshsr Msl..s kess wease-s,ss
eSe.sae far a business srsF 10 hhss-
yer
tienrv kern ws- ~ teeH frsm
vosmaas hrss 1T the week on bs.ss-
nes-.
Mrs. W. > I.srae - entertaining
her mother, Mrs. Williams II La
Jssta.
Mrs Geo. Prebls IT Fountain Place
Eesori Was Gssnssoa vlsl,or We'd
nesaay.
John R,.-,. oi Ssli Lake. has been
ereetIne old friends IN oar city for
some days.
G. L. Wilbur went 30 Deuver the
middle Of the week aud Wi spend
the Fourth there.
Dr Hyatt - soInR 10 Depve- this
week 10 secure an auto. HE Will
drive 1t over the range
Mrs Mary Graf' is at Castleton,
spending some time with Mrs Thos.
\esbIth ON the ranch.
Mrs Julia shaw. who for some
wears has hved III Dsslta. ~ nov as
slstiag IN johnson 5 restaurant
Miss Mabel Mllllean. FORMERLY a
teacher here and m Crested Butte,
is guest at the Lawrence home
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-11-16
MANY MILLIONS INVOLVED
Tearing on Tap Line Allowances
at New Orleans December 8.

Washington. Nov. MANY millions Of
6o.a-s !D payments annually 10 small con-
Meeting roads Of merely nominal tracka 80
and oT-red. as -5.le, by q single shipping
interest,". are involved II a case the Inter
sac Commerce Commission to-day fixed
e. hearing a. New Orleans on Deem
r. = -eoDers the whole question Of
what constitutes a common carrier and z
rebate
TIE allowances made u these so-called
lsp ll7e- are Varied II amount and there Is
10 uniformity il practice as 10 division OF
-s-as between them and the trunk lines.
Nos Of the lumber lines which tap the
rsglia- common carriers are in the South
and t5e-e are many industrial tap lines n
the central Freight Association territory.
Tre trunk lines and regular railroads
generally have had divisions Of freight
-a-es lu force with these small enter
prsses- The commission condemned the di-
Vision arrangement on the ground that the
Ia roads We're not Interstate common car
-te-s- bur merely commercial enterprises,
slcTa-~es 10 which enabled the rnainren-
a1oe G. rebates. Many of the big roads
Cancelled these divisions. bur o. petition
O. number % the tap roads the COM
mission recently SUSPENDED these canceua-
lions and ordered an investigation To de-
te-r.ne ULe-ae- the tap lines are common
carries
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-11-16
CITY BOND ISSUE RUMORED
Wall Street Expects It To Be
s50,000,000 al 30 Per Cent.

f'--nl-s - -o--r7 orrl1S city bond issue
u rs=n current IN Wall Street n The last
taF DAYS Similar reports have also been
= circulation iu London While nothing
ce11--- could oe learned in regard 70 The
r--27rs. trr best opinion n banking circles
va --s- ne city would probably issue
'on9s around tie end q the wear The
tnoa-- b. was thought. would be about
g ao0 80
hare was considerable discussion among
'srz-r- G. IN hat rate q interest," the
ae~ bonds would hear. The general orin-
III med 20 Re THAI the ci-y could easily
dispose 9t q ~ p=r cent issue a. good
Premium, TX tHat II would be irapractic-
az RI ~ 70 sell another issue Of u, per
eel- BONDS sch IS It pu- our last March
HIS .Ss-e vas for S569aa 80 and the aver
az r--0e obtained vas 10 Is
S--ee these bonds were sold. however. the
pri2es ~ lieE grade Investment securities
-@-e declined 70 rer low levels and q large
amount q city bonds have been thrown on
-'a -naTk=t h. banks that had formerly
f'7-sea then vita the United States Treas
q collateral for public deposits For
reasons. Ia ire opinion @ bond ex-
an attempt nE the city 70 float an
W lss-s o. -. par cent bonds would not
my IL prove successful
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-11-16
CURTIS AT CUSTOM HOUSE
Confers with Loeb-WiIl Reor-
ganize the Appraisers Office.

James F. Curtis, Assistant Secretary ot
the Treasury, who is here from Washington
- attend the meeting Of the appraisers.
spent yesterday afternoon at the Custom
House in conference with Collector William
Loeb. j. Other parties To the discussion.
which occupied nearly three hours, We're
Il c Stuart. first deputy collector: Cen
cTaI Nelson H Henry. Surveyor: George =
Snyth, special deputy surveyor: Daniel Q.
Sprague acting deputy collector. and Jo-
seph X. Whearley and J. c. Cummings.
special agents
After the conference Assistant Secretary
Curtis said that the discussion had been
upon the methods 10 be adopted % meet the
offers OF importers to settle for underyalua-
tons and also q discussion OF the admins
t-atlcn OF the department with regard TO
passengers baggage
DO you expect 10 increase the receipts
from duties on baggageo"
Well. We increased II in this port last
month" Put in CoIlector Loeb.
Yes. but Boston claims 2 larger per
centage Ct increase. % remarked Curtis, VINO
i from the Boston neighborhood himself
While the assistant secretary would not
admit that the appraisers now in Office did
not know anything about the goods they
We're called upon to examine, he did say
that there was 3 need for reorganization in
the appraisers department and that a re-
organization you'd take place within very
short time Methods Of administration, he
said. needed attention al One.
VIII George Y. Wanmaker. the present
Appraiser. Dc given an opportunity 70 re-
sign"
Wen, now. you must not ask me 70 an
swer that question said NJ. Curtis as ne
started for the elevator with the Collector
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-11-16
PiTTSBURG STEEL PLANS
VIII Retire Bonds and Increase
Stock by 100000.

The PittsbGrg Steel COMPANY PROPOSES
TO retire its $4,000 bonds on January /
1911 and fer this purpose and TO furnish
aooitionai working capital and funds for
the introduction of further economies in
manufacture viii increase its capital stock
by $s."eee. consisting of 100000 new :
per cent cumulative preferred stock and
N,esleo additional common stock. which
VIII bring the company's capitalization to
the following figures: Preferred stock. 81
f"e.o'' and common stock 100000
Speyer Co. have purchased the 100 o0o
per cent cumulative preferred stock. pre-
feTred as to both assets and dividends over
the common stock. and the S1olaa00 new
common stock has been subscribed for by
the present owners of the property. Appli-
cation Will be made 10 list tho r,referrad
stock on the New York Stock Exchange.
The board Of directors viii be fncrea sed
10 nine and William H Nichols. the chair
man OF the General Chemical Comnany Of
New York; William a. Nash. president of
the Corn Exchange Bank Of New York.
ana Henry RUhlender. OF Speyer & Co.
viii enter the directorate
Owing 10 the number of apnlications re-
ceived here and abroad. Speyer E. Co. have
been compelled 10 reduce particfDants in
the purchase syndicate. Large advance
sales have been made at %. and many
bondhoIders AT Pittsburg VIII exchange
their bonds for the new preferred stock.
The Pittshurg Steel Company was organ
lied or January !. 1901. under the laws
Of Pennsylvania. and the comparv's rrtn-
cinal works are at Monessen. Penn. The
company has a large selling organization
with branch Offices and distributing depots
II New York Philadelphia. Savannah. Gal
weston Memphis, St Louis. Des Moines and
Chicago
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-11-16
NOTICE OF SUMMONS.

SUPREME COURT. NEW YORK COUNTY
Foster DeDevoise Co. Plaintiff, against George
s De Herapolis and Emily :. De Hierapolts.
carrying on business under the firm name anu
style of HierapoIis q Co. John H. Baker. Bey-
erl Mall order Company and r H Keuhn Co,
Defendants: You hereby summoned 10 an
swer the complaint in this action and to serve
copy Of your answer the Plaintiff : Attor-
news within twenty days after the service or
this summons exclusive Of the day OF service
and in case OF your failure to appear or an
swer Judgment will be taken against you oy
default for the relief demanded in the complaint
Dated July 18th 1910
GREGORY 6 STEWART, PLAINTIFFS Attorneys
Postofice address and Office. No. 115 Broad
way, Borough Of Manhattan City Of New
York.
To the Defendant John H Baker: The fore
going summons is served upon YOU by puolich-
ton. pursuant TO order OF the Hon Henry
B!schofr 1r 3 Justice Of the supreme Court
OF the state Of New York. dated the 18th day
of November. 1910 and fled with the com m,
plant herein in the Office of the CLERK OF the
County OF New York. at the County court
House in the Borough of Manhattan, CITY OF
New York
Dated November IL. 1910.
GREGORY E. STEWART, Attorneys for Plain
tin Office and Postoffce address. 115 way,
Borough Of Manhattan. City Of New York
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the following branch offices at regular office rates
1I7tiI o'clock q NJ viz: e64 Sth ave, s. E. cor,
23d 81 15S 9th ave. cor 18th St: 1o4 East l4th
2s3 West I25th st; 1885 Sd ave: 1875 Sd ave:
near 6Ist st. 1IOS list ave. near ettn St. l''f
East I25th St: 756 fremont ave: $50 30 ave-
and anv American District Telegraph Office