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Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1911-02-24

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Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1911-02-24
CHURCH SERVICES.

Services will be held as follows f.
the Methodist church:
Morning service at 81 a. m.
Sunday school at 40 a. m.
Evening service al 1880 p. m.
Prayer meeting every Thursday
evening at 1880 o'clock.
REV. c. r. HELMAN. Pastor.
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1911-02-24

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charges made against The Stale
LAID Board last fail have failen
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besu aottins more than dsmovra' t.
campaign thunder.
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1911-02-24

AZ aeho 90 ne November election
tetnAs % us in ihe announcement
q osnaioi aidrich lhsi BE- Is 10
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Omaha daily bee., 1911-04-02

$4,000 Raudntz Model GownEahoae creation light French
black gold bead handmade
yoke flounce w
So T AsnSs Mo 6d button m snd white check material red and SIS
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s g5 P sss no o s Suit fs imported SATIN deliberately trimmed 500
$50 1 eG' ssSq Suit nst dark sa" heavily braid $50
ff Beer o MG s9 S o blue ssTge T a satin ov'p SIS
Francis Model Suit made of finest imported tan silk eone dress
1nd Goa. att moS a s hand with silk and $125
3 B f Mod 7 sof n n s o S blue s g R @ma
heavily trimmed
emb to match wv
Raudn colored finest French SEO
sailor collar hand emb and real Irish lace combination at ~
fine French
combination, black velvet edged, -
New-York tribune., 1911-12-27
CONVENTION FUND GROWS
Boomers Go Down to Wall Street
and Get Nearly $40, 900.

REPRESENTATIVES Of the hotel men who
are working to get the Democratic National
Convention to New York invaded the tinan-
cial district yesterday in search Of contri-
buttons toward the 100000 which is said
to be needed. Edward NJ. Tierney, chair
man Of the general committee which has the
matter in hand, and James B. Regan, treas
urer OF the finance committee. made a
round Of calls in the neighborhood of Wall
Street They succeeded in adding $4,000
or $4,000 to the $4,000 which has already
been pledged Mr. Tierney said.
I'VE undoubtedly would have obtained
much more yesterday" said Mr.. Tierney'
but we were unable to reach several men,
as we found that they were still out OF the
city for the holidays. don't think we will
have any trouble in raising the money need
ed to compete with Baltimore and St Louis,
which cities / understand, are ready with
N00. OOO. We hope to get things shaped up
by Thursday. when the committee will hold
a meeting at p. m at the rooms OF the
Hotel Mems Association"
Mr.. Tierney said he and Mr.. Regan talked
with Charles +. Murphy yesterday, and Mr..
Murphy expressed himself enthusiastically
in regard to holding the convention here.
The Tammany organization would probably
support the proposition as a unit, it was
said The two hotel men propose to call on
Mayor Gaynor for an expression Of his opin-
ion on the subject.
New-York tribune., 1911-12-27
TO FORBCLoSE BIG MORTGAGE
Held by Bankers Trust Company on
Ohio Coal Lands.

Columbus. Ohio. Dec. 26.-Suit TO fore
close a blanket mortgage for SS2A5oO,
placed in July, 1901, was brought in the
United States court to-day 10y the Bank
ers' Trust Company Of New York against
the Pittsburgh. Wheeling and Lake Erie
Coal Company the Wheeling and Lake
Erie Coal Company the Wheeling and
Lake Erie Coal Mining Company and NJ.
A. Hanna & Co. consisting Of Dan r
Hanna. Robert L. Ireland and Matthew
Andrews. Of Cleveland.
The mortgage was on 10000 acres OF
valuable coal lands I'm jefferson County,
and under it's terms 100000 was TO have
been paid 10y July, 1911. The defendant
companies had three months further eX-
tension i'm which 10 make this payment
failing in which suit was to be brought
The Bankers Trust Company claims the
defendant companies have failed 20 com
ply with this stipulation and asks that
thc property Of the defendant I'm Jefer-
son County be disposed Of to satisfy its
claim. 1T further asks that the defendants
be enjoincd from disposiae Of this prop
erty without consent of the courts
New-York tribune., 1911-12-27
MAY OFFER NO STEEL BONUS
Finance Committee Transacts
Only Routine Business.

il had been expected that the finance
committee of the United states steel Cor
poration. at its weekly meeting yesterday.
would announce the prices at which COM
mon and preferred stocks Of the corpora
ton would be offered to employees under the
profit sharing plan and also declare the usual
yearly bonus in cash and common stock 10
be distributed among the employees, but II
was said after the meeting only routine
business had been transacted, and the pront
sharing plan and the bonus distribution haH
not come up for consideration.
II has been the custom heretofore for
the finance committee to take action on
these matters before Christmas. and the
fact that the usual announcement has not
vet been made has given rise TO reports
that. owing TO the suit brought by the gov
crnment for the dissolution of the steel
Corporation. there will be no bonus for the
emploves this year and the latter will not
get the usual privilege of subscribing to
the company's stock at figure slightly be-
low the market price No official connrma-
ton could be obtained of these rumors
Last year the employees had the privilege
Of subscribing to the preferred stock at
s114 a share and the common at $40
share. which was slightly under the market
price at the time of the announcement IN
addition they received a Christmas present
I'm the shape of a bonus Of s2700.OO part
in cash and part in common stock. About
the same amount was distributed in 1909.
The amount Of the bonus is determined
by the annual earnings. This years earn
ings have not been as large as in 1910, and
it has been expected that the bonus to the
employees would be smaller in consequence
but the fact that no distribution at all has
been announced so far is what is puzzling
-.
New-York tribune., 1911-12-27
EQUALIzE TOBACCO SHARES
Preferred Stock Placed on Same
Voting Basis as Common.

The stockholders Of the American To-
bacco Company. at meeting held yester-
day IN Jersey CITY, adopted an amendment
so the charter Of the corporation which
Will give to the preferred stock equal
voting rights with --a common stock, as
provided IN the r-a--a1izat.ou plan ap-
proved by tho Circuit Court Eighty-niue
per cent Of tho common stock and 81 per
cent Of the preferred stock Of the company
were represented a. tra meeting.
The 2. Lorillard Company voted yester-
dsy 10 accept the plan Of dissolution de
creed BY the United States Circuit Court
IN the case against the American Tobacco
Company. The 5000 shares of common
stock. an owned by the American Tobacco
Company, Were unanimous i'm favor of the
proposition, but a small percentage of the
preferred stock holders went on record
against dissolution. Among these were ten
shares voted by Jacob Lorsch, attorney for
their holders. George IT, Folmer proxy
for ten other shares of the preferred stock,
entered a formal protest against the plan,
but did not vote against it. The preferred
shares voting for dissolution numbered
1854, of which 1850 were owned by the
American Tobacco Company
New-York tribune., 1911-12-27
REALTY NOTES.

The St Johns Park Realty Company
COMPOSED of James II. Crulkshank anu
william d. Fitzpatrick, is the buyer OF the
southwest corner Of Commerce and Barro"
streets. sold recently by the Trinity O"T-
noration. The St Johns Company Is also
tba buvcr of No. IA West Broadway re-
Gently sold 0y Alexander McGarren. H. .
scbeubcr &, Fro. We're the brokers.
$. b. Goodale & Perry negotiated Tue
roc.rt Gale Of No. ii2 West 6ith street Tor
the Herman estate TO +. l.. Davis.
Porter & Co. and B. Nauheim were the
brokers IN the sale Of the fiat at the soutn-
west corner OF Longfellow avenue ana
Freeman street for James b. Daley 70
Frederick ". Goodnow.
The Charles F. Noyes Company mas peer"
anpointed agent for the Hays BUILDING at
Nos. q and 3 Maiden Lane.
David Mlntz has removed his Office from
No. 2gl East 18th street to No. 81 Fordha'l
Poad corner Aqueduct avenue, where NJ
will he associltcd with :. j. Taylor & o.
New-York tribune., 1911-12-27
EXPRESS CO. INCORPORATES
New Concern Will Take Over Business
Of Hovt- -TarboX Company.

with a capital Of $l.6eo.0oo. the Allan
tic Express Company has been formed and
incorporated 90 take over the goodwin
and assets o. the Hoyt-TarboN Company
now said to be dong am extensive trans
fer business i'm Boston and other New
England cities The new company viii i'm
clude New York city in Its territory, a.
well as other places not covered ly the
acquired concern.
The preferred stock viii compose 5000
600 of the capitalization, $4,000 having
already been issued. OF the $l,o00o00 Of
common stock, s42.5OO has been issued.
New York banking house is Offering
S45OO00 per cent cumulative preferred
stock It $50 a share. a bonus Of % per
cent iu common stock being included.
subscriptions must be accompanied by 10
per cent Of the amount subscribed for, the
balance payable on February 10.
The officers of the new company are
John j. Mcdonald president; Edward =.
White, yice-presideut. and William J.
HoeN secretary. William Loeb, ir,
Charles IT, White. James Donovan and
William McAdoo are the directors
New-York tribune., 1911-12-27
ASSIGNMENTS OF MORTGAGES.

American Mortgage Co to New York Trust
, same to Lillian woodruff: $1,000
Reliable Construction Co 10 William Oss-
mann; 500.
James Wright TO Warner Van Norden;
s.. 900
George f Johnson's Sons co to George 2
Johnson, ir; $500
Daniel J Mendelson 20 John Quinlsn; Sl.636.
Homer Giles to Bernard King; $1,000.
Smith Williamson, eXtr, to Cora VI Butler
same 20 same 8 assignments): $500.
Same 10 Robert " Brns q assignments) (;
SlOjOO
Ella " Graham, guardian to Central Trust
Co Of New York; $4,000.
Central Trust co Of New York, guardian. TO
Roberta g Graham: $4,000.
Mrs Christine q Openhym and 20
Lawyers Mortgage Co; $4,000.
Louisa Black to Lawyers Mortgage Co;
$4,000.
Emanuel Myers to Mary l. Campion;
81 600.
William r Clare and ano. extrs. TO Cath
arlue + Neher; S28 600
Linz y weber to New York Life Insurance
Co; $4,000.
Same TO same; $4,000.
Louisa Damn, admr. 10 Anna Boyer;
81 600
same to Louisa Damn. sdmtrx: s299
George Strecker to Emil y SOTgenfrei: 500.
Sarah Brown to Nina Deutschi $1,000.
Lawyers Title Insurance and Trust Co 10
Lawyers Mortgage CO. 500 900
Lawyers Mortgage Co Anna 4 Bradford
trustee; $4,000.
Same to Mark r Merrifeld: s26, 600.
Title Insurance co to Maurice d Barry and
ano: $4,000.
Title Guarantee and Trust Co to Grace V
Charles J Hcsse, extr. 10 Margaret Facth
and luo. 81
New-York tribune., 1911-12-27
MECHANICS LIENS.

9TH ST. COZ and G0lis. and Ave B. %, Juliu.
NJ schwartz act Hugo Realty Co. owner: Spach-
ner Berger and Lydia Heine, contractors
SO O9S 20
sTH AVE. cor 1l0th s., Jox5O: Edward
kosChcr9k agt Eureka Parkway Garage. owner;
Belvidere Construction Co. contractor: slj
iSr AVE, 1893; Max Greenbers agt Esther Z
Littman owner and contractor; Abraham Lift
man, contractor; SAB 90
WALLACE AVE, n . cor Burke ST. iOOxi0O
Joseph a Mascia agt Madison Construction 90.
Inc. Owner and contractor: S4lj.
% AVE. 7S7. Abe Lifsun aCt Mulyaney estate.
owner; George NuIyaney. contractor; Ss6.
SsTH ST l5S West; John Greene agt Marv
Shields owner; MarCa 9 Garsia. contractor; S47.
PINEHURST AVE, " z, whole front between
18Th and lSoth sts 200 lx1O0; Richard z Thi-
laut, Inc. agt Rountree Realty Construction Co.
owner and contractor, $3.50 66.
10TH IT, III East IIervey Thompson agt G
" Hamill, owner. Ami on Masset, contractor:
ST.
iaGTH ST. s. % cor Valentine ave 50x1OO:
Tarteist0ne * Bros sgt August Nelson, owner
snd contractor; SOS 81
New-York tribune., 1911-12-27
MORE STOCK; LOWER VALUE
Copper Company Stockholders to Vote
Also on Mortgage Issue.

stockholders Of tho Ray Central Copper
Company al lhe annual meeting in Janu-
airy, win be asked to vote on IL proposition
To- amend the certificate Of Incorporation
so as 10 permit OF an increase in the capi-
tai stock from l.2J0JO) 10 10000 shares.
and tine reduction of the par value OF the
stock from g. 10 s. share.
The stockholders will bee asked to ratify
tho action of the directors I'm authorizing
aa issue of $4,000 ton year frs, mort
gage per cent sinking fund gold bonds, 10
be secured ty d mortgage or deed Of trust
upon all the property Of the company. The
proceeds received froin the sale of these
bonds win be- used TO pay of the outstaud-
.ng $4,000 and to supply she company
with necessary funds
New-York tribune., 1911-12-27

9th ST. n s.. 300 n Of West E1d svs 4.
ico.5. Mex3n0sr MADDEN AIT Chr.sf1pter :
wyatt 81 81 'amendei foroelosure o. mtg. a.
tornets. Reed a Palister.
LOTS - and a. map Of portion of IIun, a..
tate. Van N'st station. william y O'Doorsl
agt Dominic Besri q sl action % declare Se.,,
voidl. sttorney. O'C9anoN
MACOMBS DAM ROAD. ~ s. % 0,p,,
1891 -. 80 pys8. .6NjoNli3.6. sarah 81 corvi,s -
Thomas L Reynolds q al tforoclorlre 4 r,,-N
attorneys. Dawson a Tnderhit
MORRIS AVE. s.. $50 of 1924 q
-. ION1OtpLJs I1NiOU: James Cunningham =,
Anodio Di Toro et al foreclosure m mtg. s.s.'
neys. Wcscher & Rothechil1.
BOTH sT i39 and I'i East; Charles N Ga,
Marble ana Slate 60 agt Louise Phillips o. !.
action 70 foreciose mechanics il.p. a,tors.S.
W MsrN.
TINTON AVE. e. r. rs 20 n of isG,h q. ., ,
xI6C.8x irreg. James " McElhinre, aqt D,-',
Harris et al foreclosure of mfgl. auorney. ! n
Mckinney.
MARION AVE. p g. 80 q 10 of Dorofhea P',,.
25xos I. Alfred Loweth agt Reoeccs Msrep, !,
al 'amended foreclosure of mtg attorney. e )
Hsllock
KINGSBRGDGE ROAD. cor KIr.siss A..
j71lxlbz4. Riley & Brio. Realty 60 "a ~,
= g Nichols fspccnc performance at'0usy. Z
Murphy
cAMBRELLENG AVE. n cor ls3l g. la5rle.
Elizabeth Nickel Al q Charles a NeiYsl q Al s,'
ton 70 imIress lien). attorney I DobroV.
1ST AVE. g. 800 IL 2 of Maple 81, lgr,,,.
lst 81 or ave. $, adj lot ilj. map of new yiis,,
Of Jerome. Bronx, 4th st or ave. 8 cor Isl AZ
or -. r. extended. ls7.6Y19.s. Albert Mania.
agt George Zuelch 90 al 0orecIosurs ~ fntgl; A..
torney. Bittcrman.
1lsTH ST. SO West: Henry Atlas q Nste,
Realty Co - o. foreclosure of rtg' at'ornsy' !
= Roseubsck.
l03D ST, s, 222.G q of 3d ave 81 Sxl0ln.
Charles n Squire agt Julius We.n-te.u Il 4
foreclosure Of MTG: attorneys, shepard I
Houghtou.
DECATUR AVE. s. 300 Z, e o. Wood.aEn =
25xl2O; John Taner sgt Annie D'Amnra q !,
foreclosure Of mtgDi attorneys, Bergman 4
",yis.
l2iST ST. u :. $50 q u Of Amsterdam ave-. 2,
lOO.11: Henry Kern agt Emma q TJvushsn8 Il
al (amended foreclosure OF mtg. attorney. j
Stern.
10TH ST. :. 1852 II of 9Th ave 2Lit
81. 10; George L Crane at Washington Park III
provement 90 Il al doreclosure Of mtg: a,tc
neys, strong & Cadwalader.
LONGFELLOW AVE, l255: Darius Ms.a
agt Hannah Youuker, eXtV, et sl iacton a
establish lien, etc), attorney 4 NJ simon.
INWOOD AVE, o s. 429.ll Il n Of clark pL q
225 10 Macomb's Dam ri; Universal Road Ml
chnery 60 agt Antonio Cehrell - al acton d
set aside decd: attorneys, StmsOn & Williams
lifTH ST. , q cor 7th ave. iloNlUJi. Ls.
vers Title Insurance and Trust co agt ApartnG.
Construction co et al foreclosure OF tTo m'Ht
attorney, + Dean.
New-York tribune., 1911-12-27

Pease & Eiliman have sold the three
five story hathouses on plot 'oNl" lee''
at Nos. 2i3. 2l5 and 2l7 West SSH street u
client for investment The property mas
been held at $4,000.
Louis Minsky has purchased the SIX oiu
buildings at the southwest corner OF lZtn
streo+ and Second avenue. and IS TO erect
on the site an elevator apartment mouse
The state arsenal structure at the nortn'
east corner of Seventh avenue ana '1t''
street has oeen sold by the state Armo'y
Commission for $4,000. The property naS
a frontage of $50 feet IN Seventh avenue
and extends east along 55th street for -Ve'f
feet II is one Of the largest plots IN Il
single ownership along that part OF 'e''
enth avenue. between the PennsyiNan'"
station and 42d street.
Information regarding the sale or tne
property was reported from Albany yester-
dav. The name Of the buyer was not men
toned The sale was made under author
itv given by Chapter SOS of the laws oil
1911. The proceeds are to be used Tor thc
erection Of new armories and other state
buildings.
Adjoining on the east is the SturteVaht'
a six story apartment house' oNHeu ''
the Investors Realty Company, MaX"ell
: Names. president. The latter properly
and other holdings extending to the Broad
way corner were all included In re-
ported sale about a year ago. The Sturte-
want. however, is still in the ownership oi
Mr. Names. and apparently nothins
definite has so far come of the reporter
-ato ,,,d f-,uroyeruent
Post & Reese have sold for James -.
Mcclure & Co Nos l2O and l22 East $50
street q three story stable, on plot 5VX
12oex irregular, between Park and LeXing-
ton avenues, to client for investment
The sellers purchased the property last
.Iune from Cardinal Farley, TO whom II
was transferred IN 1909 by the estate oi
Daniel Harnett
The Charles F. Noyes Company has re-
sold for Leonard We'll No. 5i4 Greenwich
street. southwest corner of Spring street
four story building. which will be exten-
sivelv altered by the purchaser and oc-
cupied for his own business.
New-York tribune., 1911-12-27
FORM SECURITIES COMPANY
Organizers Would Protect he
United Copper stockholders.

The United Copper Securities Company
formed with a view 10 giving the holders
Of preferred and common stock OF the
United Copper Company. one Cf the +.
Augustus Heinze concerns an opportunity
to protect their property and that of the
copper company's subsidiaries has been
INCORPORATED with "A capital of 100000 e
per cent cumulative preferred and 100000
common stock. according to the announce
ment made yesterday by Calvin O. Goer,
president Of the new concern. The COM
mon stock OF the Securities company is
authorized TO be issued in exchange for
other securities and for options on shares
Of United Copper preferred stock. The pre-
ferred stock is offered at par. with bonus
Of 50 per cent in common stock, and the
preferred stockholders are TO have the right
to elect two Of the seven directors.
Holders Of United Copper preferred stock
may take SIS a share In an issue Of S2,50opO
ten-year 6 per cent collateral trust notes
authorized by the Securities company
which provide that the stock held as col
lateral security cannot be disposed Of below
S25 a share and that the notehoder Is TO
receive one-half Of any excess over Sl0
share Of the United Copper preferred stock
that may be realized. The common stock
holders may take So a share In trust notes
which provide that the stock cannot be dis
posed of below SO share and that the
nOteholder is to receive one-half of any
excess over 50 realized hy the sale or other
wise The aoteholders may elect four OF
the seven directors. Deposits must be made
with the Columbia Trust Company before
January 12 under a penalty Of . cents a
share for tardiness.
Neither +. Augustus Heiuze nor the
United Copper Company is interested IN
the new concern. 1t was -umored in Wall
Street yesterday that the new company
was backed by the same interests which
astonished the Street about a year ago by
Offering 10 exchange Anaconda stock for
shares of the United Copper Company. At
that time the Anaconda copper Mining
Company emphatcallv denied that It had
entered into any negotiations whereby such
an exchange might be made, particularly
since its own stock was selling at about A7
a share while United Copper was quoted
at between so and $50 on the curb.
New-York tribune., 1911-12-27
SATISFIED MECHANICS LIENS.

9TH AVE. Sl7. Fordham stone Renovatiug 60
aSt Pautalfalfa Realty GO e al; Dec 13. 1911 (by
tend: $50.
RIVERSIDE DRIVE. = cor s4th ST? Eagle
IRON Works dgt Monhcimcr ct al; Dec Z, 1911.
500
HUDSON ST. cor Horatio 81; Thomas J
Flanagan act estate Of Henry \ Calm et al;
Aug 10 1911 S12I IL.
I'D ST, 80 West; Nathan Picket agt Heinrich
stern 20 al. Dec :, 1911; Sl,396.
CATHARINE ST. cor East Broadway:
R.er Ericsson Fnguc co agt Lazarus Levy ct
al: Aug :. 1911: Slt7
EAST BROADWAY, 9l; same agt same: Aug
s i9li; sib5 a.
I'D ST. 30 West: VIM A Thomas Co sgt Or
Heinrich stone ct al: Nov >, 1911 Sl5J %
SAME PROPERTY: Philip Levitt agt Heinrich
stern Il al. Nov {, 1911: $50
17@H ST, - East: Wm II Downs agt Church
Of - Mary Magdalenc ct al: Dec II. 1911. $3.50.
ROBBINS AVE, 800 and Go2: Keshin Blitstein
New-York tribune., 1911-12-27
BUSH TERMINAL BUILDINGS BONDS

Al Offering Of first mortgage bonds based
ON both New York real estate and build
iuGs. combined with transportation facili-
ties. is being made ioiutly by +. J. Lisman
d Co. and spencer Trask d Co. The issue
IS The Bush Terminal Buildings Company
first mortgage sinking fund per cent gold
bonds at 5Hs and interest netting SO per
cent
The Bush Terminal Buildings Company
leases its various buildings to numerous
merchants and manufacturers, affordins
them economies ia the way Of rent insur-
ance and transportation. and IN conjunction
with the Bush Terminal Company, which
guarantees the bonds. is said 10 be one Of
the most successful examples Of Industrial
co-opiration IN this country.
New-York tribune., 1911-12-27
STANDARD RAISES OIL PRICES
Pennsylvania Crude Increased Five
Cents a Barrel.

Pittsburgh. Dec 25.-Announcement was
made to-day by the Joseph Seep Purchas-
ing Agency. now the buying power of the
old Standard OIL organization, Of an ad-
vance IN Pennsylvania crude Of five cents
a barrel. bringing the price paid indepen-
dent producers TO 81 80 q barrel other
grades were raised lu proportion as fol-
lows: Somerset. 70 cents, an advance Of
cents; Ragland, IS cents, an advance Of 3
cents.
The last preceding change i'm the price Of
Pennsylvania, the basis Of the crude oil
market. was made June II, 1870 when tine
price was reduced TO 81 90.
Oficials Of the Standard companies stated
that there was no particular shortage in
the grades of OH affected, and expressed
the belief that the advance had come as
au indication that times were much better
and the companies which once made up
the great organization could afford it IL
was predicted that it Win stimulate deveI-
OpmClt.
New-York tribune., 1911-12-27
NOT SUBJECT TO MET. MORTGAGE

Iu AN order issued yesterday Judge l.o-
combc of the United States Circuit Court
decided that the follovuns properties were
not subject to ,he mortgage on the Metro
pclitan street Railway Company nude OIL
March 90 1852.
Dry Dock East Broadway ~ Battery
Place Railroad Company; Torty-second
street. Manhattauule G ST. Nicholas Ave
nue. Railway Company Kngs5riJgc Rai.-
way Company; Second Avenue Railway
Company; TwcuD-sight anI twenty
ninth Streets Crosftoyu Railway Company
Third Avenue Railroad Company and th
Union Railway Company ,r the claims
which the Metropolitan has against IN,
Central PARK. North d east River Rail
road Company.
New-York tribune., 1911-12-27
NAssAU's BUDGET COMPLETED
Total Assessment in County, S92,499,
255 so: Increase. S167, 1898 Is.

Nineola. Long Island, Dec. 26 (SpeclaD.-
After some weeks delberation, the Nassau
County Board of Supervisors this morning
completed their budget for the year 1872
which shows the total assessment on both
real and personal property FOR the next
year will be $92,4s}, 80 80.
In nearly all Instances the amount Of each
item is increased over what it was last
year. The increase over last years assess
incnt is SlG7.S -, while the total amount 10
he raised by taxation is S579,9H 36. The eX-
pcnses of the County Court for the next
wear will be $1,000 and those Of the Su-
prome Court Sio3-l e., which Is an increase
OF 5000 over jne expenses for last year.
The countys snare OF the state road eX-
panse is placed at 5000 IS, while the eX-
penses of the county Offices will be $lI'1".