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The Hawaiian gazette., 1910-07-05
GAMBLING IN FULL
BLAST IN RENO

RENO, Nevada, July 3.-The odds
are now ten to seven that Jeffries win
be the victor in the big fight on Mon
day, while the hackers of the white
man are placing money at even that
johnson will not outlast the twenty
first round.
Gambling is in full blast throughout
the various resorts of the city the pres
ence of so many sports making the
games particularly big.
A special train arrived vesterdav
with a great crowd Of fasteners, in.
cluded among the excursionists BEING
Lou Houseman, George Considine and
Nat Goodwin.
Blasphemous Petitions.
HUTCHINSON, Kansas, July g.
There win be special religious services
in the negro churches of this city to-
morrow when all communicants win in,
woke divine providence to send success
to Jack Johnson, the negro, present
worlds champion, in his battle in the
ring with Jim Jeffries at Reno on Mon,
day.
o X X k+k+*%tk&+4+&0
hOuse-J. H. Kuhahike, Moses Akawa
Third Precinct, Yin Sit Clubhouse
Ernest Renken, Raymond s. PolIister.
David X. Kaapu.
Fourth Precinct, restaurant, near rail.
way station, Kahuku-R. Il. Christie.
Pherson, FL. N. Kahauoha, Rudolph
Fifth Precinct, Waialua court use
Montague Lord, L. d. Keliipid !. K.
Sixth Precinct, Waianae courthouse
d. X. Watson, Alfred M. Simpson,
Kuhia Hoi
Seventh Precinct, Eva Pavilion-W.
Weinrieh, Jr, John P. Bento.
Eighth Precinct, Eva courthouse-E.
@. Smith, John p. Keppler.
Ninth precinct Kalihi pumping sta.
tom. M Riggs, Frederick H. Ksuahi.
Tenth Precinct, Kalihiwaena school
W. u. Hopkins, Edward X. Hanapi,
Abraham X. Kekai.
Eleventh Precinct, Kaiulani school
Boreno X. Hull, Elisha j. McCandless
Papana Kewaepoole.
Twelfth Precinct, Liliha and School
streets--L A. Perry, Joshua Kamakao.
kalani
bITGHb
and Nnuanu avenue-M. q. Amana, g.
w. Pahu, W. l.. Emory.
Fourteenth Precinct, Vineyard street,
on west side Nuuann Stream-C, II.
Dlekoy, John X. Motley.
Sixth District IRlands OF Kauai ana.
Niihau.
First Precinct, Niihau sehoolhouss--
John Rennie.
Second Pfeeinei, Kekaha sehoolhouse
q. Hanaen, w, y. Naumu.
Third Precinct, WnimaA courthouse
N J, PerrelTa, j, w. Kahaloanu.
Fourth Precinct, MakHWeli school
h0use-li NJ. Browne
Fifth freelget, 0fiiee heDryda Sugar
company-R, y. MoleF, John kamanu,
siSih pIeelnei koloa eOuFih0uee--
Henry q spalding
Seventh Precinct, idhuo courthouse
81 IS kHnihanehla
Flghih Precinct, Kapas courthouse
u , horeani NJ ~ Love \ ~ Ia
HuHHi
Ninih rIaolpei Kllaufn arhoolhaufo
hehef' hs9il heleman fplkape ID
lsnll rnonet Walall faaulaass
~ u kaaehg
New-York tribune., 1910-12-30
HIT WITH POTATO MASHER
Brandy Caused Servant S Rage, Pro-
fessor's Wife Tells Police.

Cries of Murder came from the home
OF Professor Frederick Nonteser, OF the
De Witt Clinton High School, who lives at
No Cos Van CortIandt Park avenue. Yon-
kers, at noon yesterday. Lieutenant Nance
and Patrolrnan Fox followed the cries TO
the basement and found Mrs Montsser
lying on the kitchen floor, with Jane Alter.
her servant, standing over her, brandishing
a potato nlaSher.
Mrs. Monteser was bleeding from an ugly
wound on her forehead. and the girl was
wounded On her right hand The police
took the girl to the station. When ar
raigned before Judge Ellis, in the Yonkers
city court. she insisted Mrs. Monteser had
attacked her first and(that she was obliged
to defend herself
Mrs M0nteser said the girl had been
drinking from a brandy bottle, and flew
at her with the potato rnasher when she
demonstrated with her. Mrs. Monteser VIII
testify in court to-day. Meanwhile the girl
is being held in $500 bonds
New-York tribune., 1910-12-30
ASSIGNMENTS OF MORTGAGES.

Ingomar Goldsmith. err. to Louis J Well er
al exrs; $4,000.
stephen H jackson to esI East 16Ith street,
Ti,ie Guarantee and Trust Co to Sarah King:
MAMA Manhattan Mortgage Co to Trust Co of Amer
No {s1 East 10Th Street. Inc. to Selma Berko-
Kate Maher to Hugh peon: 81. c.-,,
Trust co OF New York: assts; total $40. IT'S.
solomon Rachel and ano. trus. to Sidney H
S0snasn ssnea as eETs to Rachel solomon ass5s 81
Same TO sane and ano. aa trqs. 4 assts; 81.
same TO Walter Solomon: 81
same. as .exrs. to Rachel Solomon: ST.
same to in Sldnney = , solomon; 81
waiter Solomon. exr. 10 Rachel Solomon and
Graham z arthur TO Louisa Bernhards; Sioo.
Anna G Sheridan TO S Louise Cromwell {;
-. merican Mortgage Co to same: sI9.219.
Frank H Pattsrs3nl and ano exrs TO Lawyers
AiSi Maraarot TT r1rlor~ to James Young: sIoo
Henriette Wallace to Emma CaVsn: 81. zoo
Max J kramer 70 Isase Kramer 81
''f Palisaae Building Co to Charter Construction
Margaret Mcdni TO Rosa a z aiulfort Sc. 500
Louise Cromwell TO Lincoln Trust CO. 81.
Transit Building Co 70 Charter Construction
Trust Co of America to Title Insurance Co:
Benjamin L Bradner exr. TO Juliette Me-se-
Norris R stang to Ma< Barch: 81
otto L Silk et al exrs. TO Frances Mann =
assts,; total. $50 .;su0
Elizabeth Bornhofr TO Bank for Savings; So
same to same 81, SOC
Lawyers Title Insurance and Trust CO 20
Lawyers Mortgage CO; $4,000.
Same 10 same; SlS.no.
Same to same So O00.
Lawyers MoItsags Co to John ! Downey AMI
arc. trustees: SS0oao
New-York tribune., 1910-12-30
GOVERNMENT SUES FOR s75
Steamship Companies Refuse 70 De-
port Aliens Without Fares

Suit was brought yesterday 70 test the
responsibility OF steamship companies for
carrying 20 Europe people deportec altar
they have been in this country more Tran
three years This deportation was author
Ted by an amendment made last March
to the immigration law. Under II two vosn~
en- OF immoral character were ordered de-
ported 20 Bremen. on a ship Of tns North
German Lloyd Line
The company refused TO carry them back
free. on the ground that they rad bean
in this country three years. Ths company
maintained that the act was not recrCac-
tive and AZ these women had come ogsr
before II was passed. tins company was
not responsible for returning them 70 their
port OF srnbarkation for the United States
Suit was h1ed yesterday In the CnItso
States Circuit Court 20 recover SIS. tho cos~
OF the passage Of the two women TIE case
Is a test one and Will oe strsnuou,ly ccC2nr
by the steamship company with the sup
port OF other nrss coming 20 this country.
Should the government succeec IN t1is N
stance. It Is said that hundreds OF tns-
moral and criminal immigrants who hAve
been In this country for years vii - Co
ported at the expense OF the Steamship
companies which brought then, hera
New-York tribune., 1910-12-30
Held FOB CHEATING POOR 10
Two kfen Indicted for Conspiracy 70
Furnish Snoddy Goods.

lawrence 2. Maher and Reuben Vein
sle-u we're indicted yesterday, charged with
conspiracy % 5e1rsud the government b.,
Supplying interior corduroy clothing 70 the
lrelan wards Of TIE nation. 5faker was
PRESIDENT and Weiastein treasurer Ct a
7r-a doing business al 10. IS West zth
street
They had 2 contract 70 supply corduroy
f4oIhing FOR the Indians, and it is alleged
nat n coiiHsion win Charles II. FurInan,
q cierl- II the Indian warehouse a. No. 11s
oosJer street. they removed clothing that
net vita the Specifications and replaced il
F7tll sllodcy goods Ernest p. Holcombe,
chef supervisor Of the Unite0 States In
eeSl Service, furnished The information On
N-lch J1e t1o men were arrested IA No
.,tai1e- and placed under hail o. 3 e.e09
'-1fr- Z vas said yssteTdzv that Eurnaan
- collleSsfG that ne TCok part II the
So-lsi'.fsc5- and would La EeaEa Is a wiz
LESS a. t2e trial
New-York tribune., 1910-12-30
DETECTIVE Law FAULTY
State Controller Says Changes Arc
Badly Needed.

Albany. DeC- ze-The seriousness OF the
zbuses and the menace &c the safety of
-s1r-a1Io1s and homes and 70 the admin
1sraacn Of justice. due 10 the conduct Of
INSCRIPTIONS persons following the profes-
sior of private detective. IS difficult 70 es-
r;nrace. according TO State Controller Clark
Williams. who. & his forthcoming report 70
che legislature recommends e change in
Jhe recently enacted anen6ments 70 the
IaT licensing sTlca detectives
The new law. which went into effect last
-une. provides that every applicant for g
detectives license or a least one member
q q detective H--r. must have been regu-
-z-t- employed as z detective, Z member Of
the United States government secret ser
vice, sheriff or member Of 3 city police
department Of & rank higher than that of
cat-olrnar. fer = period OF not less than
-Lree years
The practical effect of this provision. the
Cont-oile- says. IS to limit the issuance Of
7icenses 70 ex-rolice-aen and to the en-
pIUyes of established detective agencies,
s,6 he recommends that the amendment be
stricken from the statute
New-York tribune., 1910-12-30
THE PRIVATE SALES MARKET.
MANHATTAN.


GOTH sTREET-Al1red z. Toussaint. in con @
junction with samuel kronsky. has sold for
Mary =. s. HildcbIsnd 10 John = Tonnee. tr.,
house. On lot 2Gx1o0 : rect. near Third avenue.
1I6TE STHEET-The G F. Bedeu company
has scld for 9. T. Merriam the six story fat
house Nos. 2Sl cnd 9S6 East 116th street, On
plot 39xI0011 feet
sgd sTREET-Aaton szilagyi has sold No. l49
East sd street. i've story double Hathouse'
e-. pIot 30xl02.2 fcet.
1seTE STREET-John E Corey sold st- lots
the north siqe OF 1S6th street. loo feet west
VIII erect two I've story apartment houses The
buyer gave IN part payment eleven TWO IarnIly
houses Nos. 24e and 2T1 Bay Ridge avenue,
Brooklyn
IITTH sTREET-colunnbia University has
bought another dwelling house in 1llth street
giving il control Of i've houses ii this row The
I41esI purchase involves No. 419 Vest ll'th
on lot ISzlo01I feat and was secured from
Mary I BroTn The brokers N the tFssag11e T3i1e
were " IMAM = aill a ElMs 49,. a saIa ,e No
421- adjoining. 70 Columbia
63D STREET-H c. Senior & Co. have sold
M eve gai Nos isa and IN z west 'a 5sd street @ rHo
three story dwelling houses. on plot 3S.6xloea I
feet. near Empire Square
THE BRONX
ELTON AVENCE-Louis Reiss has sold for
Elizabeth Lassinbeither To James Noble the plot
50x109 feet. On the west side Of Elton avenue
ker has also soId the adjoining southerly three
feet fur HerInine OPP to the same buyer naak-
house viii be erected on the combined site.
STEBBTNS AvENUE-Alexauder Seikin has
sold fer Frank Baker Nos l0-4 and 1915 Steo.
Il. 2xloo feet. to oscar ssilnacht-
sPOFFORD AvENUE-A. E; Meyer resoid the
plot. 55x5OxJG.4xe9 feet on the north slqe ; O.
Spofford avenue. extending from Hunts Point
avenue TO Faiie street. The buyer viii erect a
one story business building Nj Meyer l5o BiiIn
chased the property at the recent nlshI aNc'loh
sa le Of the Hunts Point Estates.
New-York tribune., 1910-12-30
RECORDED TRANSFERS.
with name ana address OF pGrchaser.)
MANHATTAN.
0ECENBER 90


Z Sc stv brls u cor 81 st g. 10z
ag,v irreg. 3d st. I93 East. S0t1x23. lux iEreg, 4
syv brL: NJ s. j Freedman % 70 MOTIFS T Ies9 20
man tnltg SOS. Geo: Dec q: 81: ADDRESS. 1oo
west 18TH St
RRoADwAy. = cor 124th ST. 100 IlzIoo: m
T7eiscY1llann F2,alty ana Con structiol GO 70 E.
gar = Landaaer: Dec Is. 500. address. lso
RPADErEsT AVE. cor 15sd st. SO l1x1oo;
sfss@ @ Sc @ ds ss S s. s. Gaass5 aaTsss 5G5 81 aSs "
BRoADwAY SIS. sly b-k- 2@x1z9 @ !1,ll. II TO TO
Court!andt alley iTrs: GTodge & { sI9a m o9n %i a ct
dress l3 East 70th ST.
CANAL ST. 254 10 2as. sty brk. cor
I-afsyette st. 15xs5ax irreg; Score 6 DC g WIZ
et al exrs. 10 David Bcuce-HroTn; Lee q
sls9. SEQ: a drcss. Is B-st 10th St
GRAND ST. 85i - 81 brk: 2lx5oi NJ IN = n
So 5o5}3 Dec p. 81: address. $50 West 18TH ST
MADISON AVE. 1929. sty brk. 25xe5: NJ
Spencer Bevins, referee; 10 Geofse LSHy 11llts
sia0Gm: Dec p; $4,000; address, II East
123d St
OLD LANE. bounded =. by line 100 It Of
West End ave. oy me 10 !. s q f. a.
VS. Ed ave \ by n said lane; Ezra Nc
ponell 20 Thomas Sperry: quit cI2lEi and
9 a 2. $50: ADDRESS. Crawford, y j.
OLD Lane bounded by line 10 II Of West
Enq ave. by lire l+5 II $ OF a4d 81 az centre
see = n BY SAID lane: L9cy 4 San 70
Thomas = s2ecry; lS55r,S ag.5 sia1In and g sept
PARK AVE. 7s9. Z5x3J.il 4 sty hri.; Adele Adele
Brown 10 Lawrence E Enbree Gntg s9o.ool;
T)ec -. 81, address 81 Nassau 81.
SANE PROPERTY: Lawrence En1hrea To
6sie . and James Brown. Joint tenants mtg
80 o009. Dec p; 81; address, 7s9 Park ave.
PINEBURsT AVE. $, 100 Il n Of Iscth st
75xICo 4. albert ncneilan 10 Julia Peck
mtg y18 800 Dec -. 500. address. Mount Yer
mn. y Y
RIVERSIDE DRIVE, : $, I2l-11 It Of SD
- 4. Ixz5x trreg. Margaret Cross 70 DevereRux
N5iiburu; quit claim. Dec 2s; SlGos ad1ress. IS
West 10th St
ST NICHOLAS TERRACE. s. n " cor I29th
e 9a cix143x irreg; Central Building Improve
1,5srf and Investment Co 70 T J Mcclure Con
zty1lc.faf % Gatg s1I3.e0Jl Dec -. 800; af-
,fress. IG9 West l3ath ST
WEST BROADWAY. So 539, 6 sty brk
s0yifa5 George q De WITT ct al. exrs. TO Will
lam Bruce-BTowai Dec &; $1,000; address. IL
East 10Th 81
WEST BROADWAY. 402 cor Spring ST.
s- Gxs4 Ak irreE. same 70 David L Bruoe-Erown;
nee 8 SO. 00gs address. Is East 10Th a..
on AVE 1881 3 sly brk cor aTth st.
% II Voc Michael GlUckIHaa et al to Max
1s5,sr[Tnau: Iour-fftils OF sne-haI part: q c. ali
titIe. Dee q. Sl0a; address. l90 Vernon ave.
Brooklyn
sTF4 AVE I52 aua 154i sty brl, 80 7xd3.2:
,-srree . be Wit CT ei, exrs William Bruce
Tlrera: Dec :: s4o.750. address i3 East T0th ST.
s7rs Sf 81 West. : sly brk. 231}s. Il; Morris
IIerz and Molly Elerz 70 EreGefiek aad MinGIe
New-York tribune., 1910-12-30
NEWER DOWNTOWN RENTALS
Many Leases Of Space in Build
ings in This Section

Tbs Charles F Noyes Co leased for the
Nortn Ward Realty Company the major
PORTION OF the third floor Of the FrarEeI
building 10 the William L. Gilbert Clock
Company for five years from May |; a
large portion Of the fourth floor to Bagot
< Co, and space OF the ninth foor 10
Isaac Levinson; also space for the Law
yers' Title Company in building at Nos. 81
SO Liberty street % Harrington ManufactlIr-
ing COMPANY, A. I. Strouse and Joseph
kisslinger-
Frederick Southack & Alwyn Bal. II.
leased for .. Herman The building No. u
Terick street, at the corner Of yestrv
street, for ten yearz, to the New York
Confectioners' Utensil Co: also. for the
New York Real Estate Association the
seven story warehouse Eos- $3.50 North
Moore street. for ten years, TO Gennerich
& Won Bremen
Corn & Co. leased lofts for Eugatncu
Construction Co. in Nos 1z5-145 West 10Th
street; for Realty Holding Co. in No 15-I7
West 26th street; for Henry Corn space al
southeast corner Of 18th street and Fourth
avenue. and for z Rosenberg store No. g
West 29th street.
Leon :. Aitnayer leased for Isaac Fried
enhelt 70 N. Z Back & Co, for a term
Of years, the first loft II the six story busi-
ness building AZ the southwest corner Of
Third avenue and 1C6th street for use as
a flower and feather factory
Irving A Levy leased for 7 Kernpner 70
Sternncht & Scheer the store al No. q
West 25th street
Leonard j. AluhIfelder has leased for
Edgar & Curtis 100 feet az Nos. 22-S
West 18th street. ID the Diamond Thread
Co; in conjunction with 1fanheimer Bros
for the estate OF Henry and Isaac 8Iain-
hard, 5,0o0 feet ar No. 10 Washington Place
10 J. Glasgow & Co. for Mitchell. Block
{, Kronenberg. 5000 feet. az No. 2o0ls-2a2
Greene street. 70 the Brown Waist Co.
fer Huberth j Cabel, the basement store
IT Nc 81 West 9th street. 70 Sternlicht &
Schee-, and also the parlor store at the
same address 10 Hoffman Bros: for Jacob
Kottek. the top floor at No. 749 Broadway:
for the Leon Realty Co. the fourth lot at
No 81 Greene street: for Horace s Ely
& CO. the second loft at NO. 1l3 Greene
street, 70 Gutstein x aaron; for Samuel
Msdlin. the TOD floor a. No. East Sth
street: for William c. Walker Sons. the
second floor at No. 36 Lispenard street
fer the estate Of 3fyer Gutulan. the third
fcor at No. lc9 Greene street. and for
Samuel SIedIin. the store, basement and
second loft at 40 12s West 26th street
New-York tribune., 1910-12-30
New Addition To Be Erected at Fifth
Avenue and 346h Street.

Benjamin Altman has had plans fled by
Irowbridge & Livingston, architects, for
completing the Fifth avenue front Of his
store. The new addition to the building
viii be at the northeast corner Of Fifth
avenue and S4th street. and viii have a
frontage Of 81 feet on the avenue and ICE
feet in the street. It is estimated to cost
SIC eco. and VIII be the same height as the
main structure
Mr.. Altman leased the gath street corner
from John n \. Griswold in 1904 for sixty
three years. The art firm Of IL knoedlcr
& Co held a Lease on = portion Of the
premises, and Ar. Altman endeavored to
buy the lease, bur was unsuccessful. The
Knoedlers are erecting new building Oh
the site OF the ole Lotos Club, at Nos 500
and 55S Fifth avenue, 10 which they will
shortly remove.
New-York tribune., 1910-12-30
~Tith mans and address oc lessee1
rr-TNPTP 2q


7-rrKENs AVE 1880 and 1852. store and
+,vo Ia ser7ertg: William Construction Co to Max
%owak and Mandel Eosenberg: 10 yeaTs from
Tec : 1910; 81 020: address. S11 Kelly St
Sd AVE. 400. store; Alfred Levin to Ma Mat'new
Merola: 10 vrs from Nay /, 1911; $3.50: al
dress. 4220 Sd ave.
9Th ST. 20 East. rear bldg; David Q sGie1 sfoG
n TTIIi-1s Decker; z yrs from Jan l. 1911; SSuo:
address 2ns East 9th ST
7a7-F- ST. 20 West; Adolph Ftnkelstein 70 Max
y-einbers: 5 yrs from Feb !. 1911: $22,5Uo; ad-
dress $50 Broon1e St
5orr4 ST. :. 500 # OF 11th ave; 5ozlo1x
irreg. william X Astor 70 Peter McGoVerl:'
Is Yrs II mos from Nov 1, 1910; 70 yrs renewal
4syes etc. 81 So; address. 426 West 5lst ST.
18TH ST. 81 TO g. West sore and 5r,ss5 csllaS; y
Isacl-se. is xrs , mos and y days, ending Jan
75,21 : recorded from Oct Il. 1852; S3,sHd; ad-
dress Hartford. Conn.
SAME PROPERTY: assign lease Frederick "
F7acBes 70 Max Strasser; Mch !, 1904; 81; az
dress 81 West I2Jth St
1z5TH ST 275 West. cor eth ave, part q
=coT: south I'VE rooms. fer $3.50; Sol BoehTi ana
gno 70 Percival 5 Spring; l " from April l.
I90s. ! yrs renewal AZ ss,2o7. and north apart-
Tazn+ % mart for y-s, from April l. lSOS, at
sSg5: address 275 West 145th St
New-York tribune., 1910-12-30
ARMY AND NAVY ORDERS.
From The Tribune Bureau
Wa ashfurr0r7 DecEn16S

From The Tribune Bureau-l
washington, December g
ORDERS ISSUED.-The following order:
have been issued:
Major EDGAR ". HOWE 2Tth Infantry. &c
Washington for examination for retirement
Captain EDWIN G. DAVIS (retired), from duty
with organized militia of Idaho. DeceH,-
Captain EMIL ]. HUEBsCHER. Porto Rice
regiment Of infantry from army and Navg
Reed General Hospital: District OF Columbia
Captain JOSEPH l. kNoWLTON. coast a@rtil- @
Francisco. February 20. for examination for
corps. from Madison barracks 10 Fort Nc
KiaIey: thence with Doth Company and 23d
sailing ilhnsA fror1 | San Franctscc On March 5
First Lieutenant PHILIP REMINGTON. as
signed 70 12th Infantry Ky 70 Ph1Rpines ssd,.,
corps, from Forr Ethan Allen TO Fort Wa6s-
worth; thence with Seth Company and e5th
sailing from San Francisco February s.
Following officers designated as captains OF re
nationaIate team match to bs held in connec-
ton with national match e for 1911: First
fantry. infantry team. and First Lieutenant
WILLIAM H LoPToN. 18th CavaIry.
second Lieutenant JAMES P. wAYLAND. 9th
Cavalry. 10 Washington for examination for
retirement NAVY
Rear Admiral c. s SHERRY (ret,redl. de-
tached Naval War College; TO home
Midshipulan E J. ESTESS, detached the Per
kins: TO the celtic
Assistant Naval Constructor E 0. FITCH, J--.
placed upon retired list
Chief Boatswain J. ". ANGUS. detached the
Birmingham: home. await orders.
Chief Carpenter Z. s. KENDALL, detached the
Buffalo: home. await orders.
Chief Carpenter z. r. HAY (retired). de-
tached Fore River shipbuilding Company.
Carpenter J. \ DAvIs. detached the Birm-
ingham: home, await orders
Gunner J. SPEREE. Jr., 10 temporary duty on
the Massachusetts
MOVEMENTS OF WARSHIPS--Thet fol-
lowing movements Of vessels have been re-
ported to the Navy Department:
ARRIVED
Dec 27-The Massasoit, at KEY West.
Dec. 2S-The Yorktown, at Aulapala: the Du-
buqus. at navy yard. Nsv'Ycrk-
SAILED.
Dec eS-The Des Moines, from Las Paluas
for Monrovta: the yorktown, from Cortnto
for AInapala-
Dec 2S-The Georgia. the Neoraska, the
Rhode Island and the Virginia. from
Cravesen6 for Guantanamo
ON January I the Pacific 9set VIII be recr-
eanized follows: First divisfoG-The
WAsr Virginia (6agsnin9 The Colorado and
New-York tribune., 1910-12-30
STATES PRINTING BILL
Controller Williams Says Great
eayiHu Gould Be Effected.

-r Dec. ea-S1ate printing during
f4st escal year cost the state or New
-. s-Ss.9s7 &C. 0t this amount &S2, ,SSs Is
-. for legislative printing and s20l.i1S 4
ss-a-1nnentsi requirements. In his
.-.,,-o--,inc report 10 the Legislature the
-----,r1e- states that a large amount of
.r Is unnecessarily expended for elab-
-. -sco-ts Of commissions and depart
- e-5 for extra copies OF these re-
- s,d for stationery and supplies.
- 1z-5,lisrls calls particular attention TO
: ,,--naSiag outlay by the state for the
.L,.,s.ioT of general laws and concurrent
p--.I,,-ians II various newspapers other
- The oelciaI state paper. During the
- ascaI year such publication cost the
- SO - 9e. and N the preceding two
- ,-ra-s the cceai cost was S5Z7.Sz3 s.
,~,-,-3sntinE on TIRE subject the Controller
= The almost useless expenditure ot
-.-,5-ess CT thousands Of dollars tor print
-rs session laws aIone. in hundreds o.
..s-snaoers throughout the state, affords
- opportunity fer economy II 2 ci1i-
= desires information regarding any stat
:. ar a copy thereof, & request 10 the
S.,-s.srv OF State viii quickly secure The
desired Information
ss-- Is SAD that some O. the newspapers
seoendent upor this stats patronage
g. .-eir existence. y this be SO, il should
:. ,les-lv understood that vast amount
. -sa ruhlic moneys has been for years.
- < now, devoted indirectly TO the sub
sid-zirS Of the press
-ps Controller recommends that the
-arss,a-ure give consideration TO the items
- z~penEf,u-e fer concurrent resolutions
z,r session Law printing. with 2 view Of
x~ec-iug 3 saving 70 the state In the cost
n prbuce-icn as now required
Is calls attention 70 Z condition permit
-es nv the state printing law which tends
>, zxr-ava- -ance and unnecessary increase
q fhs arnourt Of legislative printing Large
-,u-,hers q Bulletins. he explains. have
nssr issued by different departments dur
.-c re last year. the cost OF which has
oeen E serious drain upon the Legislative
.,-tntfns fund Ee believes thai these bul-
7s+i-s should be paid fer OUT Of the funds
s7r-c2-sate5 20 the departments for print
1,g
controller NllEars, IN his report. ex-
glains Why the BIDS &C the J. z. Lyon
Conoe-v. OF Albany. were accepted for
legislative and department printing and fer
,5-tn-tng The session laws He points OF;
rez- while another firms bid for part ol
the work was lower. upon careful invssIi-
sz-.on = was found that & saving could be
eeec1ed ty awarding the printing to the
J Z Iyou Company.