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New-York tribune., 1911-01-09
SATISFIED MORTGAGES.
Cwith name and address Of lenders attorney
JANUARY Z.
MANHATTAN


ST NICHOLAS AVE, 1874 and fS4s. sty brk
lo0x39, Aug Ii, 1907; Herman Strauss 70 Hugo
Ritterbusch. s27 600, attorney Title Guar
sntse and Trust Co, l56 Broadway
CANNON ST. 80. 4 sty brk. lO0x25: Dec T.
1905 Julius Miller TO Alice s Townsend: 5000
attorne,s. Wertheiner Duffy. 3o2 Broadway
Delaney ST. $. 25 Z Of Cannon ST.
l00x25; May IL 1904 Benjamin and Berthold
Wei 10 Jonas Well $4,000: attorney John b
Pine. 63 Wall ST.
FORT GEORGE AVE. cor Plot 27. map
e97 OF Fort George property. Snown az Isaac
Dyckman estate. $50 II 10 5 line OF llth ave,
along " line or I1th ave 44iz Ii7.s to n " I.
OF Fort George ave % beginning: June 3. l5u+'
600. attorney. Title Insurance. Co. I35 Broadway.
LEXINGTON AVE \ cor OF elst 81 i23.5x
60; July 8, 1910; one Lexington Avenue CO 70
Charles Buck: So. 600. attorneys Stewart &
shearer A. Wall 81
RIVERSIDE DRIVE. n cor l5lst st. runs
i4J x 90.il " 1871 1888; oct 20.
1909: Slon Construction Co 20 LAWYERS Title
Insurance and Trust Co. $4,000: address. 100
SAME PROPERTY; Oct 90 1909. same to
same. Sso.OU
RIVERSIDE DRIVE. n = cor l5lst st. l45x
f0sx irreg. Sillon Construction Co 20 Charles M
Rosenthal: $40 900; ADDRESS, l6o Broadway.
18TH ST, $50 West six25: Dee 81. 1908. Gem
Realty Co 70 Rose Baer; $4,000. attorney, same
as above.
18TH ST. es2 West. s4125. Dec l. 1906: Gem
Realty Co to Mabel Dulon: $1,000. attorneys.
DuIon & Roe. Al Park Row
GOTH ST. s. 800 Il Of 6th ave s2156: May
20. 1905 samuel Green and Daniel Rienman 60
LAWYERS Title Insurance ana Trust CO. $40 zoo.
address 100 Broadway.
a4rH ST 40 wsst sty brk 100 SKIS. Jan
3 1901. Marsaret NJ Fritz 70 the Eyangelicsi
Lutheran cAureh of 81 Matthew; $4,000. ad-
dress. 34s Broome e.
47Tu ST. l2s and i30 West. 10 sly byk. 100. SIX
n a. Ian A. l0l0 Olympic Realty and Construc-
Jion co. $4,000, attorneys, Jones & -Carelton
40 Wall St
list ST, egl West. 3 sty hrk. o. 2xI7; Dec 30
to6i. Maxlmilan Toch &c ~ Mary's Free Hos
pItai for Children: $1,000; attorneys Strong &
Cadwalater. 10 Wall a.
$50 ST. loa West, sty srk. iol sxso II @ Feb
90 1905; yredsrieh W hoImann- n 20 nos Joseph kouh
s5rH ST, 1876 West 8 sty hrk, ZOE. 2xis.9j June
II, 1898: Resale solomon 70 simon X Well. exit
New-York tribune., 1911-01-09
PELL WINS THREE STRAIGHT
Easily Defeats Wrenn in Racquet
Match at Tuxedo.
rBy Telegraph 10 The Tribune.

Tuxedo Park, \. Y, Jan. S-P. Lorillard,
jr., defeated H o, Brokaw in the final
round for the annual second class racquet
handicap, three games to one. by . score
Of 4--l5. 15--3 i5-9, l5-l3, OH the courts Of
the Tuxedo Tennis and Racquet Club to-
day. Clarence c. Pell, the we'll known
Tuxedo lawn tennis champion and crack
hockey player Of Harvard, easily defeated
r D. Wrenn, OF lawn tennis fame. in three
straight games in the New Year Handicap
tor the club cup. The score was 15--s. 15--0,
lJ-minus 4
The summary follows:
Annual second class racquet championship
Tuxedo Tennis and Racquet Club--B. O. Broks ~
defeated Griswold Lorilaro, 15-s l5-o l5--5i
p. LoTillard, r., defeated George T. Baker, tr,
l5--J. l5-2. i5-12
Final roUnd--P I,orlllar!- g.. ds feated H. o.
Brokaw. 4-l5 15--3 Ia 15---13.
New Years handicap club cup tnrst round r.
D. Wrenn (ninus aces defeated T. 7. Freling.
Fuyssn a aces, 1S-13. l5-S, e-l5, lo--l5,
15-I2: s. G Mortimer a aces defeated william
Post "a aces l5--3, 15-3 l5--9. c. c. Pell
"a aces defeated Griswo!d Lorillsrd @ aces,
Serni-dnsl round-R D. wrenn (rainus aces
Defeated George =. Baker % aces by default.
g. G. Pel a aces) 6sfeated s. G Mortimer "a
scasl, It'd 15-lT 15--3. 6--iJ, lbs.
Final r1und--C. 6. Peu "A scesl defeated r
y Wreun Ominus 4 aces, l5-6, 10 ID
minus 4
New-York tribune., 1911-01-09
LIS PENDENs.

led ST. cor Terrace Place lst itroo1
irye1, Margaret Rowe et al agt Day,a Devy
ct al foreclosure Of mtee); attorney "ihian-
son. -
1o1s- ST. es East: Adolph seelir ast D.vf9
Hertz ct al foreclosure OF MTG; attorney L
Posett
s7.4 ST. 2aa ana so1 East. 10th st. 2os Essti
Frederick GronholZ agt Diedrich Grorholz et ~
frartiticn). attorney. Waxenbaum
uorsTON ST. 2o3 East: Tenement Hovss
Dent agt solomon shapiro notice OF levy)i at
tornev A r Watson
s1sT ST 80 East: same sgt Fannie u
strouss r1otice OF levyl; attorney. K watson
57TH ST. 10 East: Cyril c Job agt Nine
teen East Fffty-seventh Street Co et a. laoS
rior 90 roreclose nechanicS ueu); attorney J
Gutenberg
MINETTA LANE. %; August Ruff et O. sst
Gustave Baun1ann ct al foreclosure OF mtst
attorney c Ruiz.
I2sTH ST s. 25s n OF sth ave. 1899 Ii
sieg TvnberE tr egt Samuel Levy et al Cfcre>
closure OF mtg: attorney Goldman
WASHINGTON AVE. n W s, 80 II W OF issria
81 2SxiOo: Josie Schwab agt William steine-
bach ct al (amended action 20 reinstats rts1s
attorney Donvan.
STANTON ST. $40: State Bank ast Jssos
Jacohowits az al foreclosure Of mtg) sttosn&
W T kohn.
New-York tribune., 1911-01-09

wagen agt Wallach. Reisler A. Co ct al; action
1: 3 Cauthers. atty. r 81 Boyle, ref. amt
dus, Sl23lo 20; taxes. etc. Sl.3sl 60, sub 10 a
first mtse OF $4,000
174TH ST. 526 s 8, eS u OF Audubon ave-
a. 61lO0. sty hat: same agt sams; action 2:
same atty; same ref: amt due. sl2.5os 7e: taxes,
ETC. s1.3SI 81. sub 20 a first mtga Of $4,000
On FRIDAY.
By Samue Marx
bath ST, 45 and A., s. 3s5 n W OF 9TH ave-
5oxse II: brk church: J l. Holland agt the Mercy
Seat Baptist Church et al; Myer Nussbaurn
attys: A Crummey. ref. amt due. $40. $50 so;
taxes. etc. sf33 9s
By Joseph p. Day.
nth ST. 23l, 6. i39 10 II OF wavsrlsy
@ Cooper et al: Frank Benjamin, atty; c l.
Hoffman. ref. amt due. ss.542 o.. taxes. etc.
$3.50 22.
New-York tribune., 1911-01-09
+, Ooo: a,,orn.y,. MsA1s 1saac.. 81 wlni.ns

81, 900: attorneys. N & Issacs. ~ WILLIAMS
tosTH ST. 21i and 21s West. 3 sty ork. 100. liz
SSs Jan sto Il 9 dsSs atieGesy rteasN Dttnsn. -
Wall 81.
f25TH ST. 20 n Of Park ave, 100 i1rsot
April g. 1900 Morris 3 Baer % the B0wery cs'-
ings Bank: S37 500. address. l2s Bowery.
INST ST. s. s25 n W OF Broadway. liz
73slo4' sx45; April o. 1909 Charles " Rosentnal
TO Title Insurance Co. S4J. 600. address. Title In
surance Co. l35 Broadway.
THE BRONX
PROSPECT AVE W. ~ e n Of ieoth =.
to Anna Borgstede; $4,000. address. $40 Hunts
Point ave.
PROSPECT AVE. W s. 77.2 It Of ieoth st,
100 lx21Ox100. lx5x20x2f5: io0th 81. s. rs z 70
Of Prospect ave, 7Tx22. Ok irreg; March ~ lsloi
Adelaide Z Enrich. James r Meehan and otns 70
siesel-Cooper & Co. $l2J 600; address Vi Wechs-
er l65 Broadway
SIMPSON sT. ss.,5 52l1l rs Of wsstenh.s,sr West nr
Co 10 the German Savings Bank: 81. 900, sd-
cress l20 Fast 18th 81.
SIMPSON ST. Q .. 40li1 n OF Westchester
ave fO0xiO. Jan a. 1905. same 70 same; 81. 600;
address same above.
SIMPSON ST. s. 4f1.ii n 8 OF westchester
ave iOOx40; Jan q. 1905. same 70 same; 1000;
address, same as ahova
SIMPSON ST. e g. 4si.iI II Of westches;sr
ave lOOx40: Jan 81 1905: same 70 same: $4,000.
address. same above.
TFLLER AVE. " cor l63d ST. s5xioo; May
26 1910. william Simpson Construction co 20
the New York Trust Co. 100000. address. %
Broad 81.
WASHINGTON AVE. 14ss. fo2 az5oxloo 2r
SOL; Jan "a 1905. Rose Hammer % Mary Louise
Du Bots: $4,000; attorney. w Smith. I'D East
18Th 81.
144TH ST. 9. 800 II OF Brook ave, loox25,
April % 1901; Maxwell Katz 20 Dollar Saw
inss Bank Of New York: SlO50O. attorneys
Lexow. McKellar & Wells. II Cedar 81.
New-York tribune., 1911-01-09
RECORDED LEASES.
With name and address Of lessee.)

With name and address Of lessee)
JANUARY T.
10TH ST. AL East W cor OF Avenue A. ?
stores: Max Lpman and ano 20 Isaac Wolt
yrs from May /, 1911: $3.50. address, 269 Ave
nue. A.
10TH ST, g. about es q OF 9th ave, 2ox
y blk; Helen Russell executrix. 70 william
II Reed 20 yrs from May /. 1850: 500; address
406 West 18th St.
29TH ST. 3s1 West floors above store; James
S7a0; address, 36i West 29th 81.
New-York tribune., 1911-01-09
ALTERATIONS.

Sd AVE. cor Goth st; 20 sty ootthh5
house etc: = Rupert. premises owner 80
we phiiase1rhia Penn, architect: cost. ssonc.
I2OTH ST. EOS 70 o14 East and 80 ave- Zieli
70 a and sty butcher shon. etc: We5ser.
--s-,tsaS cuner. e walthsr l4I Eass
l25th ST architect; cost, 500
ETH AVE, cor seth 81; 70 two sty
bldgs: Mrs G BlFs. y Broadway, ownesi
s.py0sitsr e pi.nor IS Leonard a., arcatseSt
cost $50 o0o.
New-York tribune., 1911-01-09
NEW BUILDING PLANS.
MANHATTAN

,e-u ST d. 100 n I. OF eth ave. for
s.v ~ store ard lofts 5oxs2: Tandee ReaItv
~ ie5 West ISth 81 owner. J p Voelker. s's
80 ave architect: cost. $4,000.
,o,s- CT +. be-ve.n 24 ard 50 eves, tor
stv rcId or playhouse 90 ey27: city. o~nerf
z !, Vi.latn architect: cost. Sl2OOO
New-York tribune., 1911-01-09

Ia change was not made sooner Even an
ofhcial representative, or two, or three
on the St Andrews committee would ac-
/ compiish nothing They could be out
voted They would be. useful only as Mr..
.Scoonald is In getting information for
US 1t is unreasonable that the United
states Golf Association should bear the
eLure burden OF the uniformity Of rules
Irlheiple. Sooner or later 81 Andrews
must 90 its share or that principle will go.
Mr.. Mscdonalds proposed letter viii be
ln.sIesung and instructive. because we
lsl srall az be glad 10 hear more about this
e1.9 1.aa9I eInary rule, which, st any rate. has
served one good purpose, because its enact
L trent sIrouoed in all this uncertainty. only
proves beyond question that we can no
tSHSeT 20 on IN the old way. Nor is there
shall not be disloyai to ST. Andrews (what-
eve! tnaI means) IL we begin with their
IIe rue anu never amend them except after
Instead of insisting that we be loyal to
/ 81 andrews, is 1t not time 10 insist that
ooth We, ana 81. Andrews too shall be
/ loyal 70 The best interests OF the gamer
As TO Rule is, It should be pointed out
I that In England IL was necessary 10 get an
I opinion from the ST. Andrews COMMITTEES
before It was known whether practice
And what Of Rule sc and Rnis 15 for P1tJi, stroke
competition? They are different here and
ttort at6roaq; ,;s. We have a distinct rule permit
length OF hydrant or water pine. As
have before pointed out, our rules varv al
ready from the St Andrews rules I'm these
and other particulars. Then WHY not call
them our rules? The time has come %
drop the ST. Andrews title In this coun-
try. 1t serves no useful purpose Instead.
let St Andrews work with US in the inter
ests OF the game.
Rumor has It that the Chevy Chase Club.
where President Taft occasionally tries for
| records Is planning for an active competi-
tive season. Last year little was done ex-
cspt enlarge and improve the clubhouse,
but now the organization is once more
ready for tournaments. Among others, an
event for professionals is said to be con-
templated. George Sargent. the former
open champion, is still the Chevy sChase
pro"
In the opinion Of many. Miss Lillian B.
Hyde. the Brooklyn girl who won the met
ropolitan championship last spring, should
90 well IN the South this winter. A year
ago Miss Hyde came within an ace of win
ming the Florida title at Palm Beach, and
she also had the satisfaction OF twice
breaking the women's record for the links.
New-York tribune., 1911-01-09
,ARGETs-HANDICAP.
- TAEGFrs-scRATcH.
won bV z r HOOKER.
urvrFwN RGETs--sCRATCH

lie between r. Johnson, r. Z. Samson. ". J.
Emerson. K. L. SPOTS and s. Hastead NoG
High sun score--T. z. samson i55. z. l.
er5tts fC5. O. ". Lerheck. co. ". J. Emer-
s5r o.. n Johnson. e6: 7 Lsnans. 98 j. q.
Patterson -. n. b Burnett 50. W. B. Short.
90. s Hsistead. s5; w. p E2mis. "a y. 4.
Williams "a; j. Herbert, 50, q. II Abbott. 10.
New-York tribune., 1911-01-09
WEEKLY CURB TRANSACTIONS.
STOCKS.
.TNDUS STRIAL.

INDUS 4hIALI
Sales. High. Low. Last. Ch ges.
100 Am Y Paper. -
200 do pref. .... 30 2g4 80 - :.
c55 Am Tobacco. 40 4O7 A. -1o
loo Hous OH pr. an ar 47is -
165O0 Int Rubber. 35l4 337s - p u
3a9 Standard On.62 6l5 626 -
1,2S5 United Cigar. 81 6S 66'3 = "a
2f.2S5 Z. 3SS L % : II BSes s 1t Ss g., e = &
New-York tribune., 1911-01-09
II "a co.'s. sl5,67s 6e7 sll8o2 e57 $4,000 90
'Lecrease
CHICAGO & ALTON.


tt1IL-tID q ALIJE.
1910 1909 1908
4th w'k IN Dec. S327 slt S3I8 $50 -
July l-pec. 81. 77S55TS 7l9g955 ----
CENTRAL OF GEORGIA.
4th w'k in Dec. S4l45OO S36. 400 $3.50 100
July l-p.c. 81. 673s290 629l 900 5.9Ts, 76s
CHICAGO. INDIANAPOLIS & LOUISVILLE.
eth wk In Dec $50 66s sl44SsS -
July 1-Dec. 81. 3.20e 703 305G 4c5 -
MOBILE & OHIO
Number Of miles 1114 11f4 -
4th Wk in Dec ssllSel S2T6 2e6 $685. 213
July 1-Dsc. 81. 5552s76 522l252 4434gsS
TOLEDO. ST. LOUIS & WESTERN.
4th wk In Dec. Ss3,Ol6 s7s973 -
July l-Dec. 81. 1891 23S 1,975s70 -
MISSOURI KANSAS & TEXAS.
Month Of Dec. So 6s5, ,279 81 2as 254 -
July 1-Dec, 81. 15,S93O17 l41j6s39 -
New-York tribune., 1911-01-09
RECORDED MORTGAGES.

, fia and Ida Toonkel mtg $500; Jan 3; sico
address. g. East t04th 81.
New-York tribune., 1911-01-09
GOVERNMENT BONDS.
Government bond quotations compare as
flows with those Of week ago.
RAILROAD EARNINGS.

The Tribune has printed the gross earn
ings Of twenty-four railroads or systems
for the fourth week in December. or these,
twenty return gains of $685. 494, or 6.5 per
cent, and four return losses Of so, 454, or %
per cent. The whole shows a gain Of
SS76,Q40, or SO per cent.
4th wk in Dec-1elo. 1903 Increase 2 ct
20 companies Sl4. .6s5 O25 s13 7s6 53i ss9s Ie4 65
companies 993. 672 iOl6l26 '22 45i 20
New-York tribune., 1911-01-09
BUILDING LOAN CONTRACTS.

AMSTERDAM AVE, cor lSotn ss; g,ivx
1p5. New York Mortgage and security GO loen~
Eusubon Improvement Co $4,000
New-York tribune., 1911-01-09
FINE HOMES FOR SALE
Owners TO Dispose of Dwellings
in Fifth Avenue Section.
ATTRACTIVE AUCTION LIST
Eleven Story Business Building
in Broadway Among the
Many Offerings.

A larz. number OF choice parcels are on
the list 10 be sold at auction at the Real
Estate Exchange salesroom, Nos. II and l6
Vesey street, this week
The first special sales day to be held at
the stand Of Joseph p. Day this year will
be conducted tomorrow. Two high class
private dwelling houses are among these
offerings. One Is a four story and base
ment house at No. % East s2d street on
plot 22xloo sl2 feet, adjoining the homes OF
Messrs. Carnegie, Boyden, Starr, B!anch-
ard, McAlpin and Warburgal, and the other
five story and basement private dwelling
house at No. 2s East I'D street on a plot
1S3xsO feet. Another choice parcel In the
Fifth avenue section IS No. East SD
street adjoining the HaTriman-Sloane site,
which is reported 70 have recently sold for
tlg0 a square foot. The terms are attrac-
tive. Seventy per cent may remain on
mortgage for five years. at per cent, and
title policy vii! be issued free to purchaser.
On the same day Mr.. Day will sell for
the estate OF Leopold SinZhemer No. ia
Broadway, an eleven story and basement
business building. on a lot 25xlS7 feet; for
the same estate Nos. 23ls and 23D Third
avenue, southwest corner OF i27th street,
six story and basement business building,
on a plot 50xl00 feet: for the estate OF Mary
a. Prior large plot on the east side Of
Broadway q feet north OF l25th street, on
an irregular shaped plot, with two 'front.'
ages. The Broadway frontage Is 94.s feet,
extending back to a V-shaped depth OF
1865 feet A trustees sale, by order OF the
Title Guarantee and Trust Company, OF a
plot 200xl4s feet on the west side of Third
avenue, extending through to Bathgate
avenue, lis feet north Of Wendover avenue.
Other offerings include No. 20c7 Seventh
avenue. Nos. 30 and SO West 18th street, the
southwest corner Of Broome and Cannon
streets, the northwest corner OF Second
avenue ard l1sth street Nos. l5s, 80 and
I62 East s4th street and No. 55l to 5s1 4th
street. Brooklyn.
A six story loft building IN 18th street,
on the south side, go feet east Of Sixth
avenue, viii be sold by the James L. Wells
Company tomorrow. Another site 10 be
offered by this firm on Wednesday IS two
five story hathouses at Nos. SO and SO
West 156th street
Bryan l. Kennedy on Wednesday will
offer three sites in the old Greenwich VIII
lage section. One is three four story
dwelling houses, at No. 336 to $40 West l4th
street on plot 49.11xioo.3 feet; another is
No. 50 Grove street, a three story dwelling
house, on plot 22x5O feet. The third is
No. 723 Greenwich street, 90 feet north OF
Charles street three story dwelling
house, Oh plot 1ssx75. 7x2osx66.l0 feet
A list OF the parcels TO be sold in the
rooms this week follows:
New-York tribune., 1911-01-09
ONDr- !
By Joseph 7. Day.

WEST BROADWAY, 53s 10 $40. - :. block
front. between Sd 81 and Washington Square
South. 200 6x5Ox rreg ks. 10 sty loft and store
bldg and and sty loft and store bdgs: L 4
London et al sgt Washington Square Realty Co
e. a.. Sohn1sr & 5. attys L Krause ref. amt
due s55.ol7 2i. taxes, etc, $50 80
10TH AVE. 16e 10 175. n cor 20-h ST. IOoz
100 three and two sly tennis and stores;
julius Linck 81 a. agt Ferrocc.o Vaana ct al
Zabriske. NJ. & K. attys; . OIL Cohaan, ref;
amt due. s37 e62 IS. taxes. etc, sl.524 o3.
WHITE PLAINS ROAD, g I001 Il OF
2oGth 81, 25x7T.3X25x76.4, Williamsburg. II .
Nesmith agt " " Pen1eld ct al; Grant Squires
atty: II Raphael. ref amt due, So 800 So;
taxes, etc, Sisl 81
By Herbert A. sherman.
I'D AVE, 4Oo2 3 2o4i1 q of IT4th ST.
25x90, sty tsrnt and stores; Madison Trust
Co ast Alexander Axt et al. action 2: A W Ash
bum, g. atty; Joseph Rowan, ref: amt due, S.
$40 o5 taxes, etc S2Sl 2s. sub 10 two prior mt ss
sCgregating SIS. 600
Sd AVE. 1000 8 226.ll Il g OF l74th =,
251G0 sty teumt and stores. same sFt same;
notion /. same atty. same ref. amt due. 81
3iJ oS: taxes etc, S2si 25: sub 70 two mtSs z
EregatfnE 90
New-York tribune., 1911-01-09

with name AM address OF grantss)
Interest per cent unless otherwise stated.
JANUARY Z.
MANHATTAN
New-York tribune., 1911-01-09
BAUDoUr-E TRopEY-c5 TARGETs-HAN.
sad ard F. p. Samson.
.RGE TS--HASDICAl

TIE BefE cen > tlAlSteAl
Won By F. z. Samson.
SATER GCN-25 TARGE
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1911-06-02

ket on the continent of America. Its
fluctuations are momentarily posted
both in Chicago and Minneapolis as the
fluctuations of those exchanges are post
ed in Winnipeg. Sales are hedged as
they always have been, and elevators dc
not carry one dollar more risk now than
they did in the days before the passage
of the "hostlle legislation"
AS to the effect of Government ele.
vators they are supposed to enchance
not depreciate the price Of wheat. Al
least that is the claim made for them by
their most ardent supporters, and in any
case they have only existed, partially in
one province, for one season, so they
could hardly have affected prices in 1906
before they came into existence.
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Nstlce Of coaAe1astles

sSOGsSS ~ OOoO0a 4u0gS0p
Of Sidewalks.
. Tho City Of Pembina, Pembina coun-
y. State Of North DAkota, to tho own
.srs and occupants 81 tho following dc.
soribed lots within said city;- Greet
ing; 0 /
You and each q yoa are hsreby mott
fled that at a,regnlar meeting of the
Counc1lof said City. held on the 18th
day Of May. A. D. 1911, tho wooden side
walks nov lid along and ia front ot
the hsfsisaftsr described LOTT, were
duly oondsmnsd and ths Same order,d
removed md Ieplaced by eon.osste 60
mont walks % - built md eonstzncted
ordliisg q ths- rsgplat atioaa eeatainsd
|ia City 0sainaana. NJ. =. satitl -
oedaina1ee 9 d shs vttd.lil r. !, ! 1 ~
- g Z Z = = ! ! a. r. CIV q
|Psni 81 s.'' & 6 sSs5 d s
= = g ~
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SENATOR LaM0URE's
STATEMENT,

G GEand Forks Times.
There has been considerable specula.
tion regarding the Dewitt testimony be.
fore the state senate in the recent im,
peachment trial and in justice to Sena
tor LaMoure, who has represented his
district in the senate continuously since
statehood, aud who has been justly call.
ed the watch dog Of the treasury" 70,
many years, for the reason that as chair
man of the appropriations committee be
has kept in closer touch with the dnan'
cial conditions and requirements Of the
state THAI any other single individual, q
word Of explanation, even at = late hour
is desirable.
It is conceded by those who have sat
in the legislature with him for many
years that Senator LaMoure's pruning
knife has saved the taxpayers of the state
many thousands of dollars, and his judg-
ment on the affaire Of state has been
considered invaluable by his colleagues.
Now, that the senator has probably serv-
ed his last term in the legislature and re-
tired from active political life, the Times
feels that it is only fair for the public to
know Mr.. LaMoure's statement as made
to their representative IN the matter.
He said he never mentioned to Mr.. De.
Wit OF anyone else how the senate or any
individual senator, would vote on any
question. He did say he had known
Judge Cowan for twenty five years and
was positive he was not an habitual
drunksrd. and he did not believe the de-.
layed decisions were an lmpeachable Of.
fense under the constitution and laws of
the state; but il they could prove to him
that Covan had used his Office for cor
rupt purposes he would be one Of the
first to vote for impeachment; that he
made practically the same statement to
two different men who were very active
in the prosecution of the case, giving
their names and requesting the Times
representative to consult them for corro-
boration or denial. These men have
been consulted and both agree that the
statements are in substance what the
senator said to them.
Legislators who have served with Sen
ator LaMoure consider him the most
conservative politician in the state. He
has always refused to state how the del.
eRatlon from his own district stood even
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A Dreadful Wound

from knife. gun, tin can, rusty nail
fireworks, or Of any other nature, de.
mands prompt treatment with Bucklen'e
Arnica Salve to prevent blood poison o,
gangrene. Its. the quickest, surest heal.
or for all such wounds as also for Burns,
Bo,ls, Sores, Skin Eruptions, Eczema,
Chapped Hands. Corns or Piles. 25c at
City Pharmacy.
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which we're condemned at said meeting
of SAID Council, with the names of the
owners SO far as they are known and
according to the tax-lists on file in the
office Of the Auditor, of the County OF
Pemhina IL. Wit. aa.s.
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Official Dire tory

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; U S Senators 8 Gr9nna Gc3,,a,h.r
: : tati1es Tsse II II fHelseson ea
Governor-John Burke
Lieutenant Governor-UL L Rurdick
: state TreasurersGunder Olson
State Auditor-D r Brightbill
Attorney General-AndrewM Miller
s Railroad Com A, A p n Anderson
5 niissioneTs y y Il + s4naEman aaan
( supt of Pub Inst-E J Taylor
Com of Insurance-W c Taylor
; ,uars- Of Supreme IS s I F|ss sss,a'nr
Court r Fl + Burke 9l
Judge 7th Jud. Dist-W Kneeshaw
: STATE SENATORS
: lst Dist-yudson LaMoure: Penlbina
!. REPRESENTATIVES,
ChasEdwards Drayton
+. a Rstsst Ss'ss9 Hsi!ss St issf'h
COUNTY OFFICIALS
States Attorney--Wm McNIurchie
Clerk of Court-J ID Winlaw
Anditor-Wm. ". Felson
= Tsess%serxI = ns.SIao z Gibsen 1a,o,.
County JudRe-H G Wick /
SarWeyoe-Herman Campbell
6upt of Scho0le-IsabellaA A Burley
Coroner.-Dr f. NJ Burrows
Public Admin'r-Elis ThOrwaldson
(lst-A r Purdy. Toilette /
J Co.,n4v 2nd-y * Olafson. Gardar
So.,,5es 3rd-N Matheson. Crystal
4th-JOs Eofin, Neche I
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