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NEW BUILDING FLANs.
'''.ia owners ranle and adlras1
tPRTL -

q ....EsSIDE uRIEE. fe COY non 81, s9r =
Grr r tr- uae. 30 sEll4.g. schwartz a
opra. rf.'f ~ 5fh ave. c0st $3.50 coo
DE instruction &C. 1888 lsarrison -
g., lt AVE-. e. coy l2le 81 FOR
e. - fere. iolloO. II. . ProVar Ins wesf
dom - cost. $3.50. owner, estate %
a. = rD - Iasf. f1r q - stv hrk store
81 .ts Is af=- b.. Il d Z0bfi t1N TEFf
F H'e-f eesi. s15o.O9o. owner. Eruns-
To Us Eaff 9sth 81
fa,s A. fo 80 Wesf cor q ie sty brk
a .-cE. s8Kso, d y Teihsm. 90 sfh
&C.,. .asf. 500 600. 0nner. Fsgcrf
A.. -l.-oh 30 % Nsssau 81
-. "a. 90 q e % Amsterdam ave. .Qr
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SPECIAL PANEL IN SUGAR CASE

Henry L. Stimson. special prosecutor for
the government in the sugar fraud cases
asked United States Commissioner Shields
yesterday 20 call for q special panel of one
hundred talesnen 20 serve st the trial of
tho men indicted for conspiracy IN defraud
the government by underweighing sugar
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PROPOS ESTIMATE FOR
the period ending June 30. lelI-Cross ana
Switch Ties Sealed proposals will be re-
cefved az the Office OF the General purchasing
OfScer Isthmian Canal Commission. Washing
ton d e until 1890 a m. May Is. 1910. at
which time they will be opened in public, Tor
furnishing the above mentioned articies
Blanks and general Information relating 70
this Circular NO 500 may be obtained from
this ONCE or the Offices Of the Assistant Pur-
chasing Agents. "a state Street New YORK
CITY. % National Realty Building. New OF
leans Ia and 1855 North Point street. san
Francisco. Cal; also from the I. : Engineer
Ofnces in the following cities; Seattle. Wash.
los Angeles cal: Baltimore. Nd; Philadel-
phia Pa; Pittsburg, Pa, Boston. Mass Buf-
faIo. Y: Cleveland. ohio; Cincinnati. OHIO.
chicago. III: ST. Louis, Mo. Detroit Mich
Milwaukee Wis 81. Paul, Mimi Chatta-
noogs Tom: Louisville, Ky; Mobile. Ala.
and Galveston. Tex; Commercial Club. Kansas
CITY Mo: Chamber OF Commerce. Quincy, III.
and Chamber OF Commerce and Board OF
Trade Tacoma. Wash F. c BOGGS. Captain,
corps OF Engineers. L. 5. A. General Pur-
chasing 0ricer
PROPOSALS FOR MISCELLANEOUS RAIL
way Supplies.-Ofice Of Assistant Purchas-
ing Offcer. Panama Rail Road Co.. "a state
street New York. April 18th, 19fo.-sealed
PROPOSALS will be received at this ONCE until
2O6 p M MAY 18th. 1910. for furnishing
Miscellaneous Railway Supplies in accordance
with terms and conditions contained in cir
cular No PISS Blanks and full Information
NAV be obtained the above mentioned
Office WENDELL l. SIMPSON, Major. 10th
Infantry. L. S. a. Assistant Purchasin
Ofcer-
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Judge Dixie. in Brooklyn. and was re-
manded 20 Raymond street jail. The COM
plainant. Conrad de Fiebre. a baker at No
ls< Broadway. Williamsburg. charged
Thompson with having struck him with a
clu5 after de Fiebre had refused to give
him a free meal
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BUILDING LOAN CONTRACTS.

APRIL =.
FREEMAN ST. n cor Hoe ave. s2IETs.5K
ir-er LAWYERS Title Insurance and Trust CO
oans Freeman and Hoe Street Realty CO SIS. ooo
WALLACE AVE, n cor Barnett Pl. 3OK
90. George Hauser loans Ike Melnik: 81 600
TIFFANY ST. cor Southern Boulevard.
100x75; City Mortgage CO loans Eberhardt &
u,as-f- 81
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POLICEMAN HELD FOR ASSAULT.

George r. Thompson. pstrolmsn ~ the
lee avenue station. Williamsburg, Who vas
brought from Chicago IN "Wednesday even
NIX bv Brooklyn detectives. pleaded not
g...lry 70 al indictment for assault in the
second degree yesterday before County
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sTOREGE NOTICES.
FIDELITY STORAGE WAREHOUSE.
1OT-iOa WEST e6TH STREET.

New York. April 18th. 1910
Mrs. J. Y Moriarty Estate Of Patrick A
Forrart, deceased Mrs T z. Smith, Mrs.
Victorious. Mr.. Geo. A. Rande. Mrs. Ida Ferry,
Mr. Harry Coxall. Mr.. T. kurner. Mrs 5
STANCE Miss Mamie Fogarty. Mrs. John keenan,
Mrs G. r. Balfour Miss Mona Fogarty, VIM.
FoEarty Mrs Annie Davis P. A Fosarty and
John E. Connolly: You and each OF YOU are
hereby notified that the time for the payment
Of our lien upon the property hereinafter de-
scribed having expired after due notice thereof
had been given YOU. we will cause such property,
10 wit. Household Goods. Personal Effects and
Merchandise. stored in the Fidelity Storage
Warehouse by you or In your name Tor in
which YOU may have interest. TO be sold
at public auction. according 20 the statute IN
such case made and provided. at p. ShatZ' 3
Auction Rooms. IS University Place. New
York City on Tuesday May 18th. 1910. at 1890
a m and II the sale thereof Is not completed
on said date the same will be continued at the
same place each and every Tuesday there
after beginning at 1880 a. m, until the sale
is completed.
FIDEILTY STORAGE WAREHOUSES;
CHAS A. COLLINS, President and Treasurer
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LOST sANXsooks.


No. SOS. 973. Bank for Saw
ings. $50 sth ave, New York Payment
stopped. Please return book 70 oanA.
LOST OR SToLEN-Bankbook No. $50. BIS OF the
German Savings Bank IN the City OF NeW
York. corner Attn ave and ltth st. issued 20
Fannie Fsltin. All persons are cautioned against
negotiating the same. II not returned 20 the
bank on the 10Th day OF May, 1910, a duplicate
will be issued.
LOST OR sTOLEN-Bsnkbook No. 554.55s OF the
German Savings Bank in the City OF New
York corner 9Th ave. and l+th ST. issued 20
Katie Dssburg All persons are cautioned
against negotiating the same II not returned
to the bank the 18th dav OF May, 1910, a
duplicate will be issued.
LOST OR sToLEN-Bankbook No. 5S5,se4 OF
the German Savings Bank in the city OF New
York, corner eth and 18th st. issued 70
Peter and Katie DaSburg All persons are eau
toned against negotiating the same. II not re-
turned TO the bank the 18th day OF May
1910, a duplicate will be issued
LOST OR sTOLEN.-Bankbook No. sSl.o2I
OF the Emgrsnt Industrial Savings SANK
PAYMENT stOpped Please return book 10
hank. No 81 Chambers Street
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MISCELlAN EOuS.

HOW DOES YOUR GARDEN GROwf-Ths
Tribune Farmer viii answer all your ques-
tons and give YOU many valuable sugges-
tions Send 10 Tribune Farmer. I54 Nassau
street. for a sample copy
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BABIES JOIN PARK MENAeeRiE.

on the Havemeyer & Elder docks. IN
tris Is Set down for Nav 10.
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WORK WANTED.
Male

Male.
BOY IL intelligent. desires position in larr.
once Nlth opporlunlIy 70 ADVANCE. Two
reference. schramn. 1857 PARK ave.
CAPABLE trustworthy young man. mechanical
and business experience Address Willing. 20
Broad ct. Newark.
CHAUFFEUR OR MOTOR BoAT.-MIddie aged
single man, native Of Norway, desires arst
lass posluon CITY, country or going abroad with
OF a refined, thoroughly reliable. strictly sober
man. with long al round experience; can oper-
ate any automobile or motor boat; European
last snpioyer BereOm' Zee East .Oth St '''''-
CHAUFFEUR employed al present on Cadillac
". Graham. ass Vsnalst ave, Long Island City.
COLUMBIA UNIVERSITY STUDENT EN-
PLOYMENT COMMITTEE can furnish thor
ouEhly competent men and women tutors and
companions. also clerks and craftsmen. for
part time and summer work EMPLOYMENT
Committee. sub-ststion 50. City. Telephone
l4O0--Morningside.
HIS LAsT DOI.LAR--Man. honest sober. In
telliEent: HANDY with tools; exceptional ref
.renc-. utsh-s eu,niovnent. or hasn't -o-,a
body got a little temporary work OF any kind {?
don't want charity; write now. Sterling
sTENoGRAPHER.-E wishes 10
work afternoons: moderate salary. Steno.
u HRckensack st. Csrlstadt y. J.
sTENOGRAPHER-I am an excellent stenos-
and good prospects; best references snap, Box
" = a
travelling position with reputable concern
covering from New England 10 Middle West
ern States. can make immediate preparations
J 2 BOX 8 Tribune once.
WATCHMAN.-By elderly man, watch
man in building or factory; moderate wages
good reference. Address Waterman. care tan
tor. 4os West 18TH ST.
WATCHMAN wishes posi-
ton. wstchmsn csretaker OF private defec-
i've fret class references Advertiser Box
IL Tribune Once.
WATCHMAN other responsible position. by
sober. married man. with good references
Robert King. 1913 West $50 ~.
YACHT STEWARD wants position or second
large Yacht. by experienced capable man:
excellent references as such. Lowering. 50
West lOiSt st.
YOUNG NAN. Of 30. 10 wears experience. and
with . thorough acquaintance In wholesale
agency or branch ofice IN Chicago for an
Eastern firm IN that line; can furnish the
vcrw best OF references 10 character. etc
waiter = Niemann. No. ~ East Lake street
Chicago III
Female.
CAEHIER-DruE retail store; experienced
young woman wishes position. Is neat. refined
and accurate. good references. B. E E. Boz
-. Tribune o6ic-.
COMPANTON- American lady OF cspabil-
fty and experience would assist with house
kSeping. etc. u rec uired. good reader would
travel. excellent references. Address Box PSI.
Ncw Canaan. Conn.
sTENOGRAPHER and BOOKKEEPER.-Two
girls desire positions one stenOgrapher and
typewriter one cashier and bookkeeper. mod
crate wages 20 start Address X. a. r Coon,
80 9Th ave Brooklyn.
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For Both Sexes-City.

FUr bUtN NtXts-OIIy
THE BERLITZ SCHOOL OF LANGUAGES
MADISON SQUARE (1122 BROADWAY.
Harlem Branch, 343 Lenox Ave. near l21th 81
Brooklyn Branch, 2is-22o Livingston St
Schools open all the year
Summer School at Asbury Park. ". J.
Teachers sent to all places within 100 miles
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SCHOOL AGENCIES.

American and Foreign Teachers Agency.
Supplies Professors. Teachers. Tutors. Gov
srnesses, etc, to Colleges. Schools and Famine4
Apply 10 Mra n. J. YOUNG-FULTOS
- Union SQUARE
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FURNISHED ROOMS TO LET.
LARGE SUNNY CORNER ROOM. running
water; private family; beautiful locau on
facing the Hudson; telephone. Harrison. 10
West iOist ct. Telephone 6ooo-Riverside.
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BOARD AND ROOMS.
INSTRUCTION.

los WEST SGD ST.-Every room bath. hot va
GER. electric light. parquet noors' excellent
table. Doctors ONCE.
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CUNARD LINES
OfHces s1-s4 state st., opposite the Battery.
Observation-Disclosures
largest. Fastest. Finest Steamers AnOst-
New York 20 London Direct
VIA F1sHGUARD
is the most expeditions route also 70
PARIS-BERllN-VlENNA
Leave New York Wednesdays. 8 A. NJ
MONDAY IN LONDON TUESDAY IN PARIS
wireless telegraph. Submarine signals
carrnania ....- May Lusitania ...... MAY u
Mauritania ----. May II Campania ...-.. May Is
.CaEonia May u 10 am .caEmsn Y, MAY 2s'lo am
'Wiu call at Queenstown and Fishguard
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS sEKvICk
To FiLMEy yia--,--s--,
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Pannonia June . noon 4Carpathia. - July :
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travellers checks issued-SOod everyvher.
AMERICAN LINE From I Piso 81. y r.
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RED STAR LINE ETo R Pr II A 's
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ClARk'S TOURS TO EUROPE
Ideal o. days sseo; particularly attractive
ieisurely trtp--fcw vacancies Saiitngs Or SO
Nav II and later at S27S up. Many special
features FRANK q. CLARk. Times Bldg y
COOKS TOURS To EUROPE
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rHOs COOK q SON. 24S. 1900 Hway.
sse Madison Ave. 500 oth Ave. New York.
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TYPEwRlTINe AND rYPEwalTERs
VICTOR VISIBLE. 70 Nassau "a: catalosus
free; all makes taken part payment; bsrxalaa
IN Underworld Bsuingtons. divers. smiths,
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CARPET CLEANING.

W. H JORDAN EDWIN L-tlce Is-
CAREFUL CARPET cLEANING Go.-C, ,.sSs
1854 Broadway. AL East 4sth 81 COE -
BRANDT Tel 132-SSth
sURRoGATE'S NOTICES.
N PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF HON.
81 New York notice Is hereby given 90 all per-
sons having claims against George W. Weber.
present the same. with vouchers thereof.
the subscriber. at her place Of Jrsnsactins
business. the Office o. Bailey & sullivan. 40.
t33 Broadway. Manhattan. I'm The city o. New
YORK. or before the hrst day Of august
Dated New York. the 2sth day % January.
1910. --.-,-.-. -.-.
RAIIEy q SULLIVAN Attorneys for ENecu-
trlx 1875 Broadway, Manhattan New York
IN PURSUANCE OF An ORDER OF HON.
Abner Il. Thomas. Sa-rogate of The county
- NeE YORK notice Is hereby given Oh an per
sors having claims against James r. Plum.
late Of the Borough Of Manhattan. city % Nev
1 HS5S thereof 70 tbc sub-eriter a. tbeir
place % transagsins business. a. ne ct,es x
Street In tire Borough Of Manhattan city {
New York. or before the first day % o.
pated New York the ath day % March. 1910.
GEORGE ". PLUM R -.
CAROLINF T. MASON, 8 '-N'1 I'''s
DANIEL. MASON. Attorney Tor ENecut'rs. -
William street Borough % Manhattan. City
% New YORK.
IAPsLEY. DAv1D-IN PURSUANCE OF AN
order 81 Hon. Abner G.. Thomas, a SurroEate e
the county OF New York. notice r. hereby gwen
20 all persons having claims against David
Tapsey. late % the County % New York. de-
ceased 20 present the same with vouchers raereOf
10 the subscribers ar their place % transactin<
business az the ofice Of Wallace. Eutcr Il
Brown. No 81 Wall street Borough % M8ukat-
tan IN The city OF New York. before ths
cath day Of August next.
1910 Dared Ne" l SRrH ~ P LF AZ '''a'''
EDWARD l. PARTRIDGE.
Executors.
WALLACE. BUTLER & BROWN. Attorneys for
Executors. "a Wall street. Borough % Man
haitian. ,Tew- York City
IN PURSUANCE or AN ORDER OF HON.
Ahnes g. Thomas Surrogate % the County
81 New York. Notice - hereby given q all
persons having claims against Daniel Wet
tsrau. late % the County OF New York. DE-
-sased. 60 present the same with vouchers
On ereof 90 the subscriber. az her place Ot
transsctin< business. the Office OF Bailey a
Sullivan. No 1873 Broadway. Manhattan IN
the city % New YorK on or before ths 25ta
day % July next.
DATED New YORK the goth day q January,
1910 ELIZABETH G. WErTERAU
Exscutrix
BAILEY q SULLIVAN. Attorneys TOE Execu-
trix. i35 Broadway. Manhattan. New yora
City.
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oREssMAKINo AND MILLINERY.
PROPOSALS,

DRFSSH AKDR-Sumn1er dresses. So up; chill
d-en's dresses speciality. FRANKLIN. 153 lob
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VIRGINIA HOT SPRINGS

New York Once. THE PLAZA
Waters. baths. hotels and environments no.
where eQualled. Rheumatism govt and nervous
diseases cured. Complete hydrO-therapeutic ap-
paratus. japanese tea room Golf. riding drtv-
Ing and outdoor pastimes. Through siee1ers
leave New York ass p NJ week days. Tickets
and Pullman reservations. C. & o. once. 362
Broadway, and Offices Pennsylvania Railroad.
FRED STERRY. Manager Hot Springs. Va
"
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Mt. CLEMENS. MICH.

Mineral Baths cure Rheumatism and Ner-
and Blood Diseases Uiusr Guide Fre--
Write f r. Eastman. ut. Clemens. Mich
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BUSINESS CHANCES.
eAn0lS1NS-Big money maker; plant
SuVUIIIVS complete. motion picture
and confectionery and two three-story oulld-
ings: ali nxtures machinery electric plant;
we'll established: valued $50, 600; $4,000 casn
required. Arlington Wilson, 10 Court street
Brooklyn
GARAGE BUSINESS AND PROPERTY for
sale: less than 100 miles from New YORK
City; 10000 populations best in city centIaI-
~ located on most travelled route; boarding
capacity overcrovded. owner wants 10 reure'
come and inspect books and business price
$40 600. Investigate at once. Address NJ A
O.. Tribune once
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The KITTATINNY

The leading hotel az Delaware Water Gap.
Pa. Main hotel now open Ever COuveulencs
and Amusement. Write for booklet showing
hotel. auto maps. etc. O. FRANK COPE
NEW SPRUCE CABIN INN.
Where YOU can catch trout Rooms suite and
with private baths Booklet ". J. & n D.
PRICE. Cansdensis PoconO Mts.. Pa
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HELP WANTED.

Female.
ADDRESsERS WANrED.-Experienced and
quick writers; IS cents per fOoe; home
work. Durham Addressing Co.. 10 East
Esd &C.
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Female.

CkEHIER-DruE retail store: experienced
young woman wishes position. Is neat, refined
and accurate; good references. B. Z E., BOZ
% Tribune CTic-
Bisbee daily review., 1910-02-08
HALF MILLION
OFFERED FOR
ONE CH|hAMAN
Oriental Visitor in Phoenix is
the Most Wanted Celestial
in China Because of Reform
Ideas.

PHOENIX. Feb. Five hundred
thousand dollars is a tremendous
amount of money to be offered as a
reward or the capture OF one man,
but IL was learned this morning that
during the present week there had
been a Chinaman in Phoenix for
whose return to China. either dead
or alive. the government OF that coun-
try would pay that amount Of money
The name of the man in question
would not be revealed, but IL Is
known positively that the man upon
whose head China holds the immenss
price was a visitor in this city leav-
ing Yesterday for Prescott.
The individual in question Is 4
Chinamsn, who sixteen years ago
graduated as a doctor from one OF
the largest colleges in England. The
man came here for the purpose oil
forming an organization among the
Cinnamon OF Phoenix, having as its
object either the overthrow or the
reformation of the present system or
government in China.
He told the Cinnamon in Phoenix
that their brothers in the flowery
kingdom were being taxed until they
were in a continual condition of star
walton, and claimed that nine-tenths
Of the money paid in by the poor Chi
nese in the form of government taxes,
was used TO crafty the personal de-
sires OF the rulers of the Chinese
empire
For seven years past this man has
been travelling over the world. organ
izing the Cinnamon into a league,
and when the proper time comes,
which will be in about two years, he
thinks. if the rulers of China do not
consent among the members OF this
league, having as its object the ere
alton OF fund sufficient to raise an
army TO give battle to the govern
ment and result eventually. he
hopes. in the complete CNS- throw Of
the present government of China
This Chinese reformer has been
thorn in the side of the government
of that country for the past seven
years, and five years ago the govern
ment offered to the man or men
bringing him back TO China the i'm
mense sum of 100000 For the re
turn of his dead body to China half
that amount, or s250,0o0. will be paid
The reformer. who is highly cru
Gated, speaking fluently four different
languages. made several speeches to |
for the local Cinnamon. |
and yesterday left for Prescott for
the purpose of organizing the China |
men of that town
Bisbee daily review., 1910-02-08
Decision Against Pritehard.

The case of W. II. Harris against J.
G. Pritchard to recover $3.50 for the
hire OF a horse. was decided yester-
day in Justice Highs court against
the defendant. who paid the amount
together with the court costs. The
case grew cut # dispute as to who
should pay for the use or a horse
which Prichard hired from Harris
to drive to the Gold Nugget mine.
whether he or the mining company
for which he was working. The
court decided that in as much as
Mr. Pritchsrd didn't say he wanted
the horse for the Gold Nugget min
ing company. Harris naturally sup
posed that he was hiring II for him
self and 50 made the entry on his
books.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-02-08
GREAT REGISTER Of COCH|SE
REVEALS HIGH CIVILIZATION

Should anyone take the trouble to
. examine il. the great register OF Co
chise county recently issued for the
local option election, tells a some
what interesting story.
From the $500 names registered
the Mexican. population is extremely
surprising. But six men OF Mexican
nationality are Inscribed upon the
therein, old Cochise shows that in
stead of being composed of an aggre-
cation of gun-fighting cow-punchers.
gamblers and cattle-rustlers as pic
tured back east By ignorant writers
through articles contributed to the
press and magazines. the population
embraces representatives OF every
state in the union and Of nearly
every cline.
Owing to the nearness OF the in
terDational boundary. the showing OF
register as qualified voters although
there are probaly more who may only
take an interest in a national cam
paign and pass mp the small cleo
tons
Looking at the representation by
states. Texas leads all hands with
grand total Of 721 native sons now
Of this county The "Show
Me" state of Missouri comes next
with 317. with Illinois close behind
with 305. Kansas and Michiganders
run neck-and-neck race for twelfth
place in the standing of this partic.
ular league with IA apiece. while the
District of Columbia. even, trails
along with four.
Sizing up the foreign representa-
tives, England leads with 167. fol-
lowed by 134 from Erin's Isle and 127
who formerly shouted 'Hooh der
Kaiser with gusto. The Canucks
put into the pot with a white chips,
while one individual is man with
out country-being born at sea.
In all. IS countries are represented,
with a total Of seq citizens o. for.
eign birth.
OF natives Arizonans in tho entire
county there are but 2I6. some OF
these, doubtless the o. +timers who
helped make the country. The Oldest
voter registered was Samuel L. Rock
| fellow Of Tombstone. There are
who gave their age as so. however
while there we're 70 who have bu
recently attained their majority anC
upon whose shoulders in the future
the duties OF the old-timers past an'
gene viii devolve.
Following is the tabulated repre-
sentation by states. followed by tia
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ing their properties in this section,
at her home last Sunday evening.
Those present were Mr.. and Mrs.
Geo. hoffman, of New York, Mr.. and
Mrs. L. w. Powell, and Mr.. and Mrs.
Walter Douglas. OF Bisbee, DR.. Rick
etts, OF Cananea. and MIR. and Mrs.
James Douglas of this city. Mr.. and
Mrs. hoffman left on Monday morning
in the private car Alamogordo for
the east.