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Graham guardian., 1911-05-19
THE VALLEY MILLING co

Will pay you $1.40 per hundred
for dry milling wheat, or will de-
liver to you, 60 pounds of Belle
-four for every hundred pounds
turned to them, or will deliver to
YOU so pounds of Belle flour and Is
pounds of bran for every hundred
pounds turned to them. All grain
screened and screenings turned to
the farmer.
We arc ready to buy all grain of
fered until our storage capacity is
taken up. lS=tE
Graham guardian., 1911-05-19
LOST

Small, black note book, contain
ing a number of notes. Useless to
anyone except owner. Finder will
please leave same at this Office.
Graham guardian., 1911-05-19

Is there anything in all this world
that is of more Importance to you
than good digestion? Food must
he eaten to sustain life and must be
dipested and converted into blood.
When the digestion fails the whole
body suffers. Chamberlain's Tab
lets are a rational and reliable cure
for indigestion. They increase the
flow of bile, purify the blood
strengthen the stomach, and tone
up the whole digestive apparatus TO
a natural and healthy action. For
sale by Stafford Drug Co. ll-4t
R. S. Patterson, Stafford, Arizona
handles a first-class line of fire ano
burglar proof safes. See him tol
prices. OWL
Graham guardian., 1911-05-19

10000 Chickens
Wanted at the Olney Meat Market
Cash paid.
l1o-ot OLNEY MEAT MARKET.
Graham guardian., 1911-05-19
OH! HOW CHEAP

Is what everybody said that
attended the Great Sale at Morris
Simon's, Stafford. l3-1t
Graham guardian., 1911-05-19

The Stafford Fire Department will
give a dance at Brier's Hall, Satur-
day evening, May 9th. A feature
of tbs dance will be free tickets for
lemonade given With each dance
ticket. A good 9rchestra bag ,hsen
secured to furnish the latest dance
music. Don't miss this dance.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-05-30
WIGWAM LIKES CHARTER
MAYORS Conference Followed by
Announcement of Agreement.

There were various reports in regard 70
tho fate Of the proposed charter Yesterday,
following conference OF two hours which
Mayor Gaynor had with legislative leaders.
In the group were Senator Wagner and As
ssmblvnan Smith. majority leaders IN the
serat, and Assembly. respectively: Sena-
tor cullen. chairman OF the Senate Cities
Committee and Assemblyman Foley. chair
man of the Assembly Cities Committee and
Senator Frawley. chairman of the Finance
Committee Of the Senate.
7, was said the Mayor had persuaded the
legislators that new charter was needed
badly. and that most Of the provisions Of
the document as introduced should stand
except those he had given up voluntarily
II was said after the conference that
Tamnany had decided to give the Mayor
his charter in the hope that he would not
veto the building code if ii should happen
10 pass in spite OF the strenuous objections
II the cInder-concrete interests
The provision giving the Mayor increased
veto power will be stricken out. IT was said
II Is also understood that an attempt will
be made 20 molify Controller Prendergast
by taking up his suggestion for a Depart
merit u city Revenue. while the Bureau
Of Municipal Investigation and Statistics
once TO the Board Of Estimate
Certain interested persons were told last
night that they would be able to see a
copy Of the redrafted bill tomorrow or
THURSDAY
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-05-30

freight Tomatoes have arrived freely, and mar
ket weak. with prices declining 10c more 20
day under heavy supply Mississippi ana 7. ~
Bermuda. Dbl s4GS6 30: Southern, white, no y,
s3aS5: No /. red. S3as4 50: No :. white 80
50 80; red, s2aS2. culls. 81 50gs2' IeSas ts co.
bag. 81 25Qsi -. old. bbl or bag. 81 25gsl ~
SWEET P0TATOEs, Jersey. basket. slas2'
ONIONS Bermuda. crate. 81 10: Texas, "n ses,
81 81 AsPARAGTS green dozen bunches.
81 25as2 so. white. sIgsl 80; ARTICtOlN> ~ ~
drums. s36si BEANS. wax basket. >S Gas
SSPRoTss' 100 punches. s2as3: CARRIAGES
crate 81 2jQs2 q: Dbl. 81 5oQS2: CAU ~ :,
Err basket 5oq7Jc: CORN P! toa,ta 0S.IyorM
RERs. south Carolina basket. 81 21as2 -
Florida 5ocQS1 so EGGPLANTs. boy Slgsi ~ 81
basket SO 5Oqsi 50: LETTUCE. Dbl. 81 Zo@
s. %. basket, JOcqSl: LEXIS. 100 oghCn Isr
slas2. CKRA. carrier. sias2 so: PEAS, . ne,
81 25asi so. small basket, T5cGsl Is. Easter,
shore basket 75cGSi go Norfolk: large. ma na'
large. basket. 75casi -. small. 40a75e North ra
Carolina. large. large basket 2ocgSl -, ,sg
small basket ?7se small rp fPaiT saf 5ox 81 50
ase: carrier, 75c@sl - basket. Iocgsl 20 -
MAINE. Dbl siGS2 RHUBARB. 100 cun ere
5ocasl RADIsHESs3 a 100 ss@ gRfhfTo op 100
punches 5ocaSi. SQUASH. new box 20 90. ,9c .
iarge basket 2JG75c. small BASKET - 49,
TCRNIPs rutabaga hbl. S2aS2 -: I0SIc Ia
Florida. carrier S1qS2 so WATERCRESs' lo'
bunches SlJ$2 ,t ,earuts
NTTS-TfadinE good in domestic pea.,u, :
Spanish offered in q limited way az 81
Nl'Ts-y irginia band picked, Jun ~
6i7c: fancy. 5isc. extra, "a ~ - ~,
tn,,no S0Sf,c 70 l. &c. No = - N % D.
Spanish. shclied. No I. ~. &c; No :. . a a6c
HONFY-Dull and lifeless clover; coiiin'
Ia fo1ioc extracted. 9Tl0c. buckwheat'
comb Ia Toe: extracted. 50 &c. West indian.
extracted gallon. 75TTNc
BEF~VNN-Ths quotation ~ 2AH5l COY
srs most OF tine business d0ing IN average me
domestic wax. with tone stead.
MAPLE sUGAR-Supples more IMAM ainpl-.
and soof. have 70 he forced cut ~ buNers
Tricss STGAR. 90iic: SYRUP. gallon. IS
n Tic ,, -
CINSFNG-Northsrn and Eastern. WILD. DC
~. SEA g. 30: new, s. $3.50 Southern. "ha'
ra-v
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-05-30
CONTROLLER HITS SLOWER
Tells Commissioner of Accounts
Of Apparent Irregularities.

Controller Prendergast took occasion yes
terday 10 inform Raymond F. Fosdick.
COMMISSIONS Of Accounts. that several
times during the current yeat ne had found
IL necessary 10 warn Commissioner slower of
apparent violations Of the civil service law
IN the matter OF employment OF laborers
The Controller advanced this information
in view Of the work of reorganization in
the Park Department being carried on by
Commissioner Fosdick. The letter reads as
follows.
I have found II necessary to point out
the apparent Irregularities in the manner
time and method Of employment under the
rules and regulations Of the budget and an
parent carelessness in the certfcatiOn OF
payrolls and other kindred matters. In
some cases my communications have re-
NAMED unanswered. In no case can ! re
can any satisfactory explanation or an ct
feCtive effort 10 remedy the evils and irreg-
ularitiss complained Of
II YOU should deem these facts Of any
value IN your investigs ton please consider
the records and correspondence and the
inspectors reports bearing upon the adj
niinistraticn Of the affairs Of the Park De-
partment entirely a. Your disposal.
Park Commissioner Slower said he had
never Intentionally DELAYED any answers TO
communications from the controllers Of
fee. in fact ne had always tried 70 have
matters attended 70 promptly.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-05-30
BOSTON WOOL MARKET.

Boston. MAY ga better demsEd for clt
wool Is reported with Values holding s'cadN
The inquiry runs 90 territory stock rather
than 70 nearby feeres. and lev silaos
transac.i Ions have been closed Reports ron
the Vest indicata continued huvins n al
sections. with prices averaging from i+c .
i8c according 20 location Pulled wool ana
foreign products dull quotations.
Ohio and Pennsylvania heeces-Delalns,
washed 29d3Oc. Ky 2TH2@~. fine unmerchart-
able. 22c. hair blood combing. Csc. three
ighths. ga 25c. one.qrarter -34 -: de-
laine unwashad % 2fc. hns isn ioi7-;
Michigan. Wisconsin and New York feeces-
ZINE unwashsd f7NfTsr, delaine 23c, halr
blood &c KenWctr Indiana ard Missouri
Three-quarters blood. 23c. quarter. 22iac
Secured basis TeXas-Flnc y months ~
n ;sc. fine g 90 months. - q iic. me tai.
4IQ42c- California Northern. - Q isc mid
die county a. sec, southern, sc, far tree.
lO. Oregon-Easteru. SO I staple, "a sSc
Eastern clothing. IS y soc. valley. M I. - y
4sc Territory-Ftne staple - SIC: f1e
medium staple JS0 SOC. fine clothinE. 80 q Sec
Huc medium clothing. 1874 haf-hioo1
combine. 5OQj-c, three -eighths. - soc.
quarter 46dfsc.
supers
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-05-30
ROOSEVELT MACS TAMMHNY
PRODUCES Highway Bill Just to
complicate Situation.
- -s-.cranh L . Trlsun.. !

4 d
u.,nv. MAY % Just % complica,s the
So situation Senator Roosevelt intro
~ tonight his bil 20 reors&nize the
us Hichway Commission. Z adds two
-,-,.rs n. State Engineer and the Su-
r-,.r6ent ~ Public Works, 70 the pres
r. commission. hut makes no ojhe-
ages IN the ar Senator Roosevelt Is
'osed 70 -. Mlrtaush bill. backed by
|i--sny. and supposed 20 be drawn in &C
|r-lancs with Governor Dix's ideas on the
Etst
Il bill ~. assure continuity of policy
+. iong term or service fer three mem
sy o, the commission said he. BY
saae or the board the two state officers
rgsd with The carving out OF big pub
sorks. 7 have met the arguments OF
- who protest because those officers are
Z Or the Highway Commission now. A.
: SAME tine the experience gained by the
|.-oers o. long service will not be lost
Ea;or Roosevelt expects % get al the
sral!osn votes for his measure. and four
! aYs rsmocrstic votes.
re Nl-,aueh bin VIII come VI for pas
p N the Senate THURSDAY Roosevelt
E tie Republicans will hsht IL. but they
~ expect 70 ne able 20 prevent its pas
~ In The upper house. They have some
a they can 5eat il in the Assembly.
i-zany has ordered All the Democrats 10
r. for =. Is % looks Ike a me thing for
: s'res, in the Job producing line. Sens-
Grsdy and Fravley. staunch Tam
|'iay men. are not keen for turning out the
Eng commission. which they helped 10
~. o1t Will vote for the Murtaugh bill
fsrtnesss
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-05-30
OTHER LIVESTOCK MARKETS.

Chicago. May 90. - CATTLE - Receipts
TsS9S . s5sl@y 5Sss 81 9e'v; ,sc
81 so: stockors and feeders, 81 30 o 50 IS: coEs
and heifsrs s. 4OgSj %. calves 50 - aN -;
steady az Saturdays average. light. 80 80 z
Sc -. mixed, s. soTs So 70. 'heavy. 80 e'N
So ora rough. s. eoq$5 so, good 70 choice .is,s
heavy. 81 >0QS6 ora pigs. 81 80 81 10; bulk
Of sales S6nSG 10 SHEEP Receipts. 5000
market. Zoe lower. native 81 5og - 99; Me s.
lambs native. 81 75as6 So Western. s. IS
Kansas civ. Nav 20 -CATTLE-Re Receipts.
strong. s.oclters an4 feeders. fOI25, lower.
dressed leof and export steers. 81 I09S 20:
stockers and feeders. 81 251s5 -. southern,
81 o5 s. 81. southern cows SO ass 90: natiye.
SOS hefsgs - I I3g bulls 80 s9g H 80:
market steady 10 strong. bulk II sales. Sc
g. 10 helvy sea SO o. packers and 2A5cnsr,,
ceipt. 10000. steady 10 3Oc lower. lambs 80
nj 81 p. earrings. 81 81 -. wether.. 81 - Z
81 -. Ewes. - 75as4 so stocksrs and feed
East Btffao, MAY 20.-CArTLE-R,eeipts
5000. active, steady 10 strong prime steers
81 75G 80 80: heifers 81 sOQSG cows. - 500
s. %. bulls. Sass -. stockers and feeders,
s. 5oaS5 81. stocker heifers. s4G -. fresh
cows and sIrinsers fairly active, S2GS3 low
or. SOS n sos VEAIS-Recepts. . 500, activs
and steady: 81 25GSs. HOGs-R-ce,pt..
ss 90 T1ixed Sc 20 So $50 Yorkers So $50
60 81: pigs SO asa 81 30, roughs. IS 35ds5 30
stage SlaS-. dairi=s So lGIS6 So SHEEP
AND LANPS-Rece'pts II. 500. active snt
steady, he0yv sheep SLOW. handy lambs. s9F
g *. heavy lambs s5Q SO % yoa-lings S. ~
u.s. -. wethsrs. 81 - n 81 80, ewes, - SO o.
81 sheep. mixed. 81 - asa %.
Cincnuau. MAJ 9.-CATTLE-Recetp's-
2013: steady: fair to good shippers $50 - =. (:
common - - Z 81 HOGS-Receipts, oi5e;
active Sale lower. butchers and shippers
So 2OT s. %. common ~ 5OT S6 10. SHEEP
Receipts lt3a. 100 f5c icwer. 50 Is 2 81 -.
LAMBS .5Gejc lower. 81 50Gss
Pfttsburc MAY - -TATTLE-f5c higher; sup
nv - cars choice 81 2S6s6 ~: prime, s6fss 80
SHEEP-f5c loz%er. supply. IS double decks
prime wethers g. f5ds4 -: cuiis ard connlor
s2aS3. spring lambs. sass. veal calves. - ooC
brine heavies. ss 1896 20. MEDIUMS. SO .o9
So ~. heavy Workers light Workers. and pigs,
So 80. roughs SJdS5 az
m Telegraph 70 The Tribune
s. Louis MAJ OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
< 76n: active prices irregular. steady - 10
2 wer. steers 81 m Sc g.; heifers, - 81 r
s. IS Southern steers 81 700 g. ~. southern
cows 50 j0CS4 49, HOGS-Receip's. io.554 :,
r.ht ana n ediIr-. SCI 80 20. packers. s. 80
&c -. rough xJd s. So. pigs s. s. 6rs. SOUTH
ern hogs and p.@s. - - 81 90 rough: s. q
s. 80. pig - - SO Southern hogs and pigs
81 IS - 10 SHEEP-Receipts. s.llS slow
COMMON 10 lbs s. 500 g. 50. clipped lambs.
s. 80 a SIS 80 clipped sheep. 81 756s4 ~
i2y Telegraph 70 The Tribune
Louisville. NJ 90 SHEEP AND LAMSS-
Receipts 1881 10 sales
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-05-30
FOREIGN MARKETS.

Liverpool. Nav 20. -wHEAr-spot easy,
No / Northern Manitoba, - 81 gd No 3. 70 % !;
futures weak NAV Is 1o-ad. July. IS iod:
October IS -, q. CORN-Spot. new America,
mixed. no stock. old quiet js 3D.. new Amer
lean. kiln dried easy. rs lod. futures weak:
July. Is sad September. Is gA.d FLOUR
Winter patents rs. HOPS - IN London
tPacinc coast. q 5sd 20 i5s BEET-Extri
India mess s6s 30. PORk-Prime mess West
ern 78s ID HAMs-shor. cut. sos BACON
-,'umbci and cut. 5ls. short rib. nominal
clear bellies SOS cd long clear middles. light
a2s heavy SOS short clear backs. ass. should
ers square 41s Sd LARD-Prime Western
tierces as Amer an refined. pals. as od.
HEFSF,-Canadlan finest white and coiorc,i,
new. 55s white. olo. 62s; colored. no stock.
Rt-TTER-Fincst United states. no STOCK
good. SOS TURPENTINE--spirits. AIS
ROsIN-Common. los %. PETROLEUM.
Refined ord LINSEED OIL. AIS Cd. cor
TONSEED OIT4-Hull retired. spot. 27s 10 4 &.
TNIIGW-Aus:ralian In London, SIS ID
London May 2q--RAW SUGAR-Cen,rif- -
ugal. lis lad; muscovado. los 3D.. BEET
STGNR-May. los AID. CALCUTTA LIN
SEFD-May-June. 6Is 81. LINSEED OIL.
Us 81 SPERM OIL. ga los PETROLEUM.
American refined. Ji.d. spirits. cad. rUR-
PENT INE-spirits AIS. ROsIN-American
strained lbs %. fine. los AID.
Antwerp May 2J.-PETROLECM. 10 francs.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-05-30
GHT OVER CANAL BILL
,,mocrats Object to Its Going to
IInfriendIy Committee.
.,oRITY LEADER IN HOLE
:. ,rsr Apologies to Senate for
% Steering Measure to Finance
Vote Delayed.
rsy relosraps TO The 7'r'oune.


Nav ss.-Tammany's bill to abol-
N's-' .,sI hoard OF advisory engineers
s "a lively little hsht in the Senate
The Assembly measure. fathered
N.nley. had come over 70 the upper
- vas read by the clerk with a
T1% - others. The Lieutenant Gov
81 about 70 refer it 10 the Finance
10 ..ss when Senators Loomis. Dem.
r-,.sstt Rep protested that Il
~ referred 10 the Canals Commit
81" r,at body. 10y combination OF
-. Democrats and Republicans.
ave 10 four against the measure.
- succeeded so far in choking II
..,nolence IN the upper house.
-,.o- Wagner. majority leader. and
- rraWley. chairman Of the Finance
go. argued long and powerfully
-e,srsncs Of the bill 20 The Finance
-.',,ee They contended that IT had to
>. me adjustment OF Jobs which cost
sa,e money. and obviously the Finance
---,,,ee vas the proper place for il.
- backed up their arguments.
.~.s The original reference OF tho Sen
I'm 10 the Canals Committee wrons.
ouer.ed Senator Roosevelt
:. vas. said Wagner. ana Z feel that
n. 70 apoiosize to the Senate for lei,
80 bill g there. Il was due 70 ny in
a-s-snce.
Nav ASK IT, the senator discovered the
/ ..,,s committee was the wrong place fc-
i. Nm when he <ouni olt that that COM
70, va against the measure asked
.--,ss s vote on this was STAYED ofT
n before jhen' replied Wagner very
|.-.sv. While the senate roared with
ilEhisr
rrany B-ackett made q formal motion
/. =. ~ bin be referred a. the Canals
,--,t,ee s vote IN this vas taved of
Wagner aul cullen. who raised the
-. ,hat d. quorum vas present The
,.g.s.y o. thea was withdrawn until
|r..resdsy uhsn 10 vii be handed down
M and a ties, vote on the proposition be
-s,sl on Brackatt's motion.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-05-30
CONCRETE MEN CHALLENGE
Ask Tests of Construction with
Hollow Tile and Terra Gotta.

Albert Oliver. G. Edward fischer. Fl. G..
Turner and T. NJ. Ninton representing the
executive committee Of the allied concrete
interests Of New York last night sent to
Alderman kenneally. chairman OF the
building committee Of the Board of Alder
men, proposition 70, test Of cnde- ana
reinforced concrete construction side By
side with hollow tile and terra Gotta. The
committee called AT the Mayors Office and
left copy of the letter for him and sent
copy by mail 70 the National Fireproonng
Company. representing the hollow tile in
terests.
The committee proposed fire. water and
load tests OF the various types OF construc-
toa 10 he held unde- the supervision of a
committee TO consist OF the building super
intendents Of the five boroughs and two
members of the building committee Of the
Board Of Aldermen This committee. II o.
proposed, will select a professor OF engi-
neering Of Columbia University. the Ste
vens Institute. the Massachusetts Institute
OF Technology, Rensselaer, Polytechnic In
sutute or Ira II Woolson. the consulting
engineer OF the National Board Of Fire
Underwriters
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-05-30
TO USE IRON MOUNTAIN LINE

Arrangements have been made whereby
the ST Louis San Francisco Railroad
will use the tracks OF the 81 Louis, Iron
Mountain & Southern Railway between
Memphis and Baton Rouge. $50 miles. the
contract 20 run ninety years. According
% the terms Of the agreement the Frisco
not only will use the tracks of the Iron
Mountain for through freight and passen-
ger traffic but will have the right 10 So
licit local business in the Iron Mountain
territory. The agreement Obvates the ne
cessity Of the Frisco building line Of its
OF on the west bank Of the Mississippi
the Great Lakes 10 the Gulf
B. T. Yoakum. chairman OF the board Of
the 81. Louis & San Francisco, says re-
garding the agreement
1t places Frisco IN full readiness 70 take
care % the increased South American bus
mess which will be offered when the Pan
anna Canal IS opened "
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-05-30
Kerns Commission Company: aos Buffalo year

Kerns Commission Company: 3oi Buffalo year
iings Gs ~ 50 90. -
Jelline Wright & Co: , sheep. iO3 N. 80
" r. Hume: ~ Pennsylvania lambs, 81 TO-
s. -. sheep. I Il ~ 81
HDG>-Receipts for two days. . = cars or
- f3s head including about $50 foT the market
Feeling a trihe easier than Saturday. Good
heavy 20 light hogs sold az 80 i00s6 80 per no
n. light pigs a. 81 "a.
Sales sanders II state hogs i6s No aver
age. So 80 per 100 70. SO. ls6 n. - go - Penn
sylvania. ~ No. So 30. 3. go u. 81 .. ststs
pigs. 10 70. 80 90. roughs, 3+s 10. 50, boar
80 n. So l. $40 n. - ~.
Tobin x shannon. T. state hogs. 10 n. 20 -.
10. Isl n, SO 40. H. POO n. 81 %: roughs' s''
10 So
: Judd & Co state hogs 1877 N, SO m !
200 No. So 80. 1 rough. $50 10. So Is. stag. 80
n. 81 .
George & T.. s Dilenback: - hogs. 1874 70.
So 80. : roughs. 44J n -. .
B. W otis Co. hogs. 2i7 10. So 10;
II. Il. Hollis: 81 hogs. 176 70. So so; rough.
e4O n IS 80. l. 3sO 10. IS. .
W. r. Hume: % state hogs, l-a 70, 90 20 q
rOuohs g33 n
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-05-30
BUSINESS TROUBLES.

The following bankruptcy petitions we're
fled in the United states Court yes'ei-
day.
POND. BOWES & CARTW RICH J.
nc. druggists. No. 2G5 broaoM as' ~
l.oi,tntary. ~ was alleged That the COZ
poratiOn was insolvent and maue D., no
ferentlaI payment Liabilities ABOUT '-"'''
and assets Nzv'l ,,.-r-
N-fGuTINCALE WHISTLE ~ -
r,CTT-RTNG COMPANY, manulaci VI (.
- horns and whistles for antOihoD,e5 a.,
10 1117 Broadway, involuntary. ~
-ursed that the company was inaoiE,e!,t,,
go mat N transferred substantially az -
NJ -, e. Ioeepn j Mackeown, credlto'
,,refer MIN. as the transfer was h'P'
.cI-.et from other creditors.
fot.re KTPNES, dealer IN furniture a.
=. 253 Division street. involuntary ~
- aIi.ced that he was insoitent' uauJ,
'N'a'sogeutisl Dayments and tIansiei r 81
" rIes5,ndise and accounts, 800 Jnus
MT e',,' annointed John Gruehoerg recelF E. .
i"uen ~i.ted that Mr. kipnes SOLD an ~
~ %aS an eaturday TO an auctioneeI Win
sso'S ,ine rye DAYS notice 20 '''al'o'9.
iin-.Ii'.rGt Avenue. The - on. IN ~ ~
our rar alleged trft ne
ief r,.6e Preferential raym' hl7 an
-e9. an wrlurg inability +" p4| '''-
dcbts.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-05-30
SIG BOND ISSUE OFFERED

Kuhn Loeb & co. are Offering for sub
eorinrion $4,000. GOO Oregon Washing on
panroad l. Sanitation COMPANY first ard
ref,,~dire, rnortzage ( per cent bonds at
49, ner EN- and accrued Interest TO delir-
erv The bonds are due Jar1uary ]. 1861.
I5,,ncinsl and interest Of the issue are un-
,,l,,ttioraIi,. guaranteed bv Endorsement
fy the Union Paci6c Railroad COMPANY.
TIC suhscriptions will be closed ~ p. m.
an TnurgQaN
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-05-30
ASSEMBLY, N SHORT SESSION
uses Chanler Bill for State Farm for
Tramps.

b Ie.egraph 10 TIE Tribune
A'any. Ma 2s-Vith few members
.as1i the Assembly tonight went
SIGH short calendar IN about fifteen
-.i'E AL the bills on which there vas
~ 70 BE ary debate were put over 20
'-sssoay and the same thing will hap
= to-1orroW. Memorial Day. To-mor-
~ session viii be the same As an ordi-
~ FRIDAY session on account OF the holi-
T.
@org The bills passed was that OF As
r-'yran Chanler. establishing a state
AZ ara Industrial colony for the deten-
and reformation Of tramps and va
''1 A COMMITTEES % three. 10 be aD-
-'sa by tie Governor. is 20 select the
an 70 make an inquiry as 20 the num-
o. irsmps and Migrants in The state.
E. s.n % go no is Appropriated.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-05-30
lakes OVER TROLLEY LINES
New Haven Leases Two More in
Rhode Island.

~. raven May 2e,-The New York.
raven & Hartford Railroad com
p"nE' through its controlled Rhode Island
,o o''pany' has obtained by means Of long
Eases the Providence & Danielson and tho
view street railway properties IN
i'nooe Island. This was orsc;ar,. an
nounced here this afternoon
Inc lease of the Providence 4 Daris,so,
runs Tor 800 years, beginning with Juno 70
i'n' and the lease of the Sea View Is IN
almost precisely similar terms.
AS interpreted in railroad circles here
'7 acquisition OF these lines is regarded
"S part or the policy OF the New Haven
.o1'panS as bearing on the future plans OF
'he Grand Trunk Railway Company Of
D"'aoa Tor extension to the seaboard at
providence from Palmer. Mass. 1t is said
however that both street railway prom
er'ies have in the past been offered to the
Grand Trunk and refused.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-05-30
0oEALAN QUITS POLITICS
"rs as Member Of the Democratic
-t State COMMITTEE.

-aay. NAY 29--John 4. Mason. secre-
= tae Democratic state Committee.
a received the resignation OF Daniel
-'Aa-an. ~ New York. as a member Of
tn'e committee. 90 take effect imme-
NJ Cohalan' s nomination as a
,.shs Court Justice was confirmed by
Senate last week
~e are nov three vacancies on the
e oomm.ttee Winfield A. Huppuch re-
- as Chairman when ne became
@' Service Commissioner and there is o
'n The Washington Saratoga dis
y calsed Dy tho death OF J F. Glavin.
,,.s.,sr'ort Vacancies are filed by the