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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-11-03
LEGAL SALE

SUPREME COURT, NEW YORK COUNTY
Annie Drueker. plaintiff. against Wilhelmina
SINGER blzsbeth Geissler. Cecilia Drucker. Anna
Drncker Mary Drucker Josenh I Drucker
Eduard J Drucker, John n Drlicket Othmar J.
Drucker Mary Elizabeth Drucker The Province
II 81. Joseph Of the Capuchn Order. Rose Rog
ers, George Rail. as Executor of the last VIII
and Testament a Henry Drrcker deceased, and
the Emigrant Industrial Savings Bank defend
In pursuance OF an Interlocutory Judgment
made and entered In the above entitled action
and an order confirming the Referees report
tereu, dnly made and entered IN said action,
bearing date the 2sth day OF September. 1871,
Greeting a sale Of the several pieces or parcels
o. LAND hereinafter described L Samson Lach-
man. the undersigned. the referee therein named
ssIesrooms 1856 Vesey Street in the Borough
Of Manhattan, City Of New York. on the 18th
day Of November. 1911 at - o'clock noon on
that cay. By Hugh Il. Smyth, .Auctioneer, the
premises directed by SAID judgment to DO sold.
PARCEL NUMBER TWO. IAN that certain
lot. piec, or parcel OF land. situate lying and
being ia the Thirteenth formerly TentO Ward Of
the Cit, Of New York, bounded and described
rs follows: Beginning at the corner formed by
The intersection OF the Northerlv side Of Grand
Street with the Easterly side Of Goerck Street
running thence Easterly along the Northerly side
N Grand Street. twenty-five Get thence North
efIy and parailsi with Goerck Street, seventy
live feet: thence Westerly parallel with Grand
street twenty-f Eve feet to the Easterly SIDE OF
Coerck street. and thence Southerly along said
Easterly side OF Gosrck street seyenty-Gye feet
PARCEL NUMBER THREE: "Al that certain
lot. piece or parcel ~ land. with the building
thereon erected, situate. lying and being In tho
CITY Of New York and known and described on
certain map NJ the lots belonging 70 the Estate
81 Abraham Cannon 81 Corlesrs Hook made
from actual survey by r. Graves. City surveyor
barring date the sixth day OF August. 1910, flied
i'm the Office Of the Register u the city ami
COUNTY Of New 70 K bv the number hfty, and
utrs particularly bounded ana described as fol
lows 10 wit: Beginning At point on tho North
erv side ~ Grand street. distant twenty-five feet
Fasterlv from the Northeasterly corner Of Grand
and Goerck Streets. running thence Northerly
ri nd parallel with GOsrck Street, seVenty-hVe feet
no an alley. thence Eas;srly along said alley
twerfv-dve feet: thence Southcrly and again par
allel with Goerck street seventy-five feet 70 the
%ortherlv side o. Grand street. end theme West
erie along the Norrherly side Of Grand Street
tyrcnty-fve feet to the point or place Of be-
ginning 800. o, .o,,
SAMSON LACHMAN. Referee
JAMES p. NIEMAN,I. Attorney for Plaintiff. Al
park Row Borough II Menhattan. City Of
New York
,rbe following are diagrams with the street
numbers ~ the property to be SOLD herein:
PARCEL. NUMBER TWO
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Of Interest to TUoUe1

but each OF the four lower ones &c over
Tapped by the one above so that not more
than SIX inches of II shows. The flounces
are cut al the lower edge into vide shall
low scalops, which are finished with white
satin. 1t is in this white satin finish more
than in anything else that the influence OF
the historic crinoline may be seen. for It is
not an ordinary. fat binding. but is swelled
out with thick cord. Slightly stiffened
by the cord, the airy flouncos stand out in
Il way that calls up wildly portraits one
may have seen from the sos or co.'s. And
yet there IS a distinctly modern touch to
the gown, as there always is in the re-
vivals OF past modes. The slender, straight
silhouette which gives the youthful ap-
pearance woman must have in these
DAYS is still there IN the satin foundation.
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G6RGIgGTlg STORAGE: WAREHOUSES

3S4 Third ave. New YORK D.
ro n AItroff J.. Bonham, Z. Bour J. BuTnt
NJ Byrncs. ~ Courtney. o. Dahls'Ionli n
DUTY. T. T. Ecclesne, J. Ferman. ~. trei' l.
GGnir,u. H. Halpin, Hanley or Hamburg. g. ~
Headeisoh J. kGhier ;,c F. t i,9eb Nc a.
cisS Marcus. II. Mogau, +. Murray'
Nj aohaer ~ claire osGor2e l. quinn sarsa
Stii- stTre N Travers Tim Sullivan, }. Wal
lace Anita Maraulese or anita o,, WFSg hat t Se
- for rlyulert OF our lien rpon the prop
erty hereinafter described having expired, el ne;
drc notice thereof had been given YOU we VII
cs,ise such property, TO wit househod gooas.
personal effects and merchandise. stored 1 ~ you
6r i'm vour name in the Darlington storage W are
house no. be sold At public auction; accoIGlns 10
ne statute iu such case made and poVl9ea' a.
~ ,gar.boiige Ss4 50 ave, New Nock CITY, on
Trssisv, Noyemter 2lst, 1911, at 1880 q. n,
and IL the sale thereof IS rot comp on ,I,o
nIsce on every Tuesday thereafter beglnning
p. 1870 a. rn. and continuing Until the sale Is
completed. -. -.-,,,,c- v,-.pp
-" HOUSES.
u T. PERSHALL, Proprietor.
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STORAGE NOTICES.

TIE CLINTON STORAGE WAREHOUSES;
Offices. 2i3 and 2ij East 18th st., New York
Mr. s. Mrs. Andrew y. Anderson, Mrs. Fannie
Brown. Mrs. O.. r. Bidwell, Mrs. Helene Byrnes,
Iii. & Mrs WIN J. Brown, s. II Congdon, Miss
r. " Collins Mrs Della Clark, Mrs. NJ. Con
neughtor Miss Della Cornwall, Rose Cooke,
Mrs. }u.er g. cutter tCOWperthwalt & sohsl.
Miss Louise C. Dennis Miss Jane VI. Dale. :.
NJ Fitzsiunoas.- Mrs. NOTah Gagen MIS-. Jane
Hviaud Edward j. Harvey. WIN J. HILL John
Halford, Mrs. sadie Johnson, Miss Mary keuy
Mrs Aruis KosrOtley. =. krohn, Mrs Kate We
Lewis g.. r. Main Mrs. NJ; Monahah una
Naloucv. Bridget McNeiils, Or. VIM. 80. lhur Mac
Nirbou. .uss Mabel MacDermOtt. John J. McGln-
nitv Mrs George Mcdonald. Mrs. Mary nor
ton. Miss Bessie Naglc, Ms; julia . Donne ~
John 8 Ellen Overton, Francis Q. kee[e: : f..
PssrsaU. ANsl ". Peterson, Miss Ehzabeth
praiesIsr Mrs 4. W. Pat-uiu, George Paeh'
Mrs r. Phythian Richard a. 4 Catneriine
quinn Nr & Mrs. VIM. 2uirk; Miss N en-
E0oner Mrs. Aeues Riley Mrs. Iessie RoWieth'
oswald + R.manus Mrs. Joseph sykes, MIS-: u
soto. James j. smith, COrniles p. stokes .I.ss
Tstalr stanton Girs stanton, Mrs. b =. SLo,l
Anss Eleanor ~ Sanford, Mrs. Kate F. $40
ToNn shaw. &. Vi. smith, William Ns'ue, pr
yI,,son stored bv Miss a. Coldwater Miss Ce-
celia White. Mrs T. Woodhet; You ana eaSn
~ ,,ou are hereby notified that. the time for me
na,.r,eut Of this compauys lien upon the propeitV
berairaftar described having expired. after uue
goods personal effects and nerchandise, stIlTJl
ei,ciion according - the statute ~ such CA,
ca is and uro,ded said auction viii take pace
o, tbese warehouses. 243 and 2i5 East 59tn g.
- Vol. Citv on Wednesday Nov. 81, leli
a. ia 4 II and will no continued each succeeu
nc Wednesday. at the same dime ana place. uil'l
the sac - = ELLSWORTH, General Manager.
Ven work Nov 81 l0ll.
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Grand Street.

The street number OF the above described
premises Is 5Ts Grand street and 2 Goerck
Street Borough Of Manhattan. City Of New
York.
20 wit. tie u1Iuti.f cover, 70 satisfy which the
above described property is 10 be sold is thirteen
thousand three hundred ninety-eight and S1-l0O
dolls.-s (Sl38 90. together with costs and al
lowances and the expenses OF the sale.
The approximate amount OF taxes, assessments
and water rates or other liens which are 10 be
maid bv the referee are as follows: On Parcel
Number Two. -Four hundred sixty-fve and 6-l00
lS4G5 0e) dollars. and on Parcel Number Three,
said Parcel Number Two will he sold subject
fa a mortgage for Seven thousand $1,000 0 dol
lars. and interest from July 1st, 1911. at i've
per cent per annuu, ana said Parcel Number
Three viii be sold subject to a mortgage for
seven thousand ,S7OCG.O0) dollars and interest
from July 1st 1911, az i've per cent Per annum
Dated New York October 2lst. 1911.
SAMSON LACHMAN. Referee.
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REcHAUFFE OF POTATOES.

Perhaps the incest way of preparing cold
Boiled potatoes for breakfast in autumn
il TO mince and brown them like hash.
After mincing season with salt and pepper.
For each potato allow tablespoonful OF
cream and mix the whole well Put one
or two tablespoonfuls Of butter into an
ordinary omelet pan, and when the pan
Is hot and we'll creased turn the potatoes
into it. spreading them out to about an
inch in thickness Pat them down to a
compact mass and cook them slowly until
they are nicely Drowned on the bottom.
Then fold over one half. as for an omelet.
Cook a moment longer and serve like an
omelct.
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THE MODERN CR|NOL|NE
As Yet 1t Is a Thing Which Even
the Wise Nav Admire.

There seems 10 be nothing to prevent a
revival of the crinoline in this early part
OF the twentieth century, unless il is the
superior common sense of the modern
woman. The trend Of fashion has been
steadily in that direction for some time.
rom the period OF the First Empire the
modes progressed TO the tchu and the
ouaintly decorated skirt of the 1880 gown.
only few steps more would lead TO the
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BETTER THAN SILENT INFLUENCE

Mrs. Mary Austin. OF California, who
wrote THE ARROW Maker" hasn't much
faith IN woman's silent Influence as a
mesns Of accomplishing social reforms
~ have a better method" she told the
,reubers Of the Legislative League at the
dorf-Astoria yesterday. IT'S d square
niece Of white paper, printed and you
mako a cross or two on 1t, and drop It
On a box. 1t is a neat. compact method
and rather think It's lsdylike. Silent in
auenoe doesn't go. I, with some other
women. tried 1t in California some years
aeo upon some sordid. ignorant. narrow
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MRS. INGALLS, GOT CIGARETTES
By the Purchase w. G. T. U. Proved
Law Was Not Enforced.

Milwaukee, Nov. Mrs. +. b. ingalls,
of ST. Louis, national superintendent Of the
Department OF Anti-Narcoucs, Woman's
Christian Temperance Union, purchased
package Of cigarettes here to-day. She
then went to the City Hall and called on
Mayor Sedel.
"Why cannot Wisconsin's anu-cigarette
law he enforced In this city?' she asked.
The Mayor referred her TO the Chief Of
Police.
When Mrs. ingalls, called upon Chief Of
Police Jansen she was informed that his
officers would look after any violations Of
the law.
The convention Of the organization ed-
journed TO meet in Portland ORE next
year.
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CCRNB BREAD.

For cornbread have ready a pint each
of Indian meal and wheat -four and half
pint of sugar. After sitting with two
teaspoonfuls of baking powder and one Of
salt rub through the mixture one table
spoonful of lard. Add two eggs and a
scant quart Of milk. Bake in tho usual
way. II will tako about two hours. cold
water may be used when milk cannot be
obtained.
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For unfermented grape wine, pick tho
grapes from the stems put them into a
preserving kettle, porcelain lined, and
barely cover them with cold water. Place
them over the fire and let them come 10
boil. Then let them cool and press them
through a fruit colonder. Drain the juice
In woollen bag. Add half its quantity OF
sugar and boil rapidly FOR eight minutes
Bottle and cork, sealing the cork with wax,
or preserve in fruit jars with glass lids.
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minded city councilmen. But somebody
with more influence and n bigger pocket
book came along. somebody who didn't
want the particular civic improvement we
were trying to set through. and our IN
0uopcc was nil "
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PLAN PANKHURsT FAREWELL.

The Woman's Political Union engaged
Carnegie Hall yesterday for its farewell
meeting for Mrs. Emmeline Pankhurst
Mrs. Pankhurst will finish her American
tour and sail for England on January H.
and the farewell meeting will be held tho
evening before.
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PROPOSALS.

OFFICE or TIE coMMissIoNk5HS, DIS, ,
.enos.Is ,vili he received Al this once until
o'clook p. NJ November 18th, 1911, ior ne
construction OF sewers IN the Dlfirlcl OF 20
and necessary Information may De oDtslhti
from chief CLERK, Engineer Department Room
66IIti-o " RUDOLPH JOHN A. JOHNSTON.
WILLIAM V. JUDsON, Commlsslon--. !. .,
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asth Street

The approximate amount OF the lien or charge,
to- satisfy which the aoove-described property -
10 be sold IL Twenty-three thousand Four hun
dred and Fifty-three 50-i00 Dollars. with In
terest thereon from the 22nd day OF September.
iell together with costs and allowance amount
ing 10 sass 80 with interest from September
2sth 1911 together with the expenses OF the
sale The Approximate amount OF the taxes. as
ssssments and water rates. or other Hens wnsa
are 10 be allowed 10 the purchaser out o, the
purchase money. or paid by the Referee IL
81 O6S 81 and interest
Tn. Easterly wall Of the building on the above
nrsrises encroaches from q. 10 81 inches on
the lots 10 the East The stoop, area and show
vindo,y encroach on the Street.
pattd New York. october 18th 1911.
JACOB r ENGEL. Referee
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FIDELITY STORAGE WAREHOUSE.
ioI-fO9 WEST OGTH STREET.

New YORK. Nov. 81 I'LL
RI Mis- H. Reilly. Mrs {. Montaze.la' Mrs r .
y Rlchardsor. Nj. F. Is. Richardson. ~. W
mccormick United Electric Lamp CO. M /.
r; Robinson Mr.. VIM. Fogarty. Mrs. :. STANCE
Ms Narnis F0garty Mrs John keenan, Mrs. -
y ralfoIr. Miss Mona Fogarty, Mrs. annie DAVIS
Vr patrick Fogarty. Mr. John + Conno.y,
IT., Jobn George. Mrs. II. l.. Anderson, Mr.
yTT Anderson. Mrs John u; Wilson, Nrs' \.
Tron,biv Mrs Dora Dawson, Mrs. j. SWagne NC
fx5d Niles Sarah Mccormick, Mrs. Z. b. BroWh'
~ l,;eo l. Catliu. Miss 81 II. Doherty' Mrs >.
p gsyanash Mrs. samuel y. coax, ~. X.
tT.iscr Ms : Guderian. Mrs. Edward Wolfe
NJ Matthew +. Mulyihul. Mr. Geo. \. hl,ler'
piy.riaie Van Co.. Mr. Meyer, Mr. K. {. Car
Tiss Nr F. G Foley, Mr. Chas. r Vote. MIs.
clara Berry You and each or you are hereuy
rotided that the time FOR the payment or our zen
,,Ton the procerty hereinafter described having
etf9ired after due notice thereof had been given
roI cye viii cause such property, 70 VIZ House
bciA Goods Personal Effects ana Merchandlse'
stored in the Fidelity storage Warehouse oy You
~ An your name COR In which you may nave an
trtersst1 20 be sold az public auction. ACCORDING
20 tte statute 81 auch cates made ana provided,
a. orr uarehouses 1J7-lOt West efth ~, New
y, 81 civ on Monday, Nov. 10Th 1911, at iV:5l
m and n the sale thereof Il not completed
g, said cate the same VIII be continued az the
s,,rs MACE on each ana every Moncay thereafter.
bsgiunlng az 1890 a. M until the sale IS com
p!e,ed. --.,,.-,- ~ ,nvuor-ers
cuAs A COLLINS. President and treasurer
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Alley now Rachel Lane.

Grand Street
The Street number OF the above described
nrenlsas il SO Grand Street. Borough Of Man
haitian. City OF New York
PARCEL NUMBER THREE.
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DANCING ACADEMIES.
IYpeWRITING AND TYPEWRITERs

Ar astonishingy low prices: Underwoods REM
iugtons Royals. etc. rebuilt and guaranteed.
FOX TYPEWRITER AGENTS. % Nassau St,
Manhattan, ~ Court st, BROOKLYN. -----
NICIOK VISIBLE. 10 Nassau st. Catalogue
free. ALI makes taken part payment. bargains
IL IA r.,-nnh. Dlrrl N .I0ns OliNers tmltno
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CARPET CLEANING.

CAREFUL CARPET CLEANING co.--cl.aas
nv compressed air, steam. hand or on door
1855 Broadway i2i East 4StL ST. coz
BRANDT Tel ls2--3sth ------------
NEW YORK CARPET CLEANING works.
Oldest Largest. Most Modern.
FINE RUGS WOVEN FROM OLD CAKpF
Prices Reasonable send toi CTeuiaI
~s, 500" iepa prvpn' ~ 40 Wesf lofh
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EMPLOYMENT AGENCIES.

CHARLES WILSON'S Employment Agency
Telephone 1924 Plaza. il1 East J1th ST.. SUP
plies first class servants 10 private families. Al
references investigated.
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AUCTION SALES

nv vTVTITE Of an execution I will sell az
a al mis- forenoon, at southeast corner N
| qrtb d ana LIST ave. ore soda apparatus.
n La Marshal
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c. EhNKROoks.

l15,-,,S-yV,50y No. $40 2s7 OF the Union Dime Saw
60 g,uE IL missing Any person having a
.,etr1 10 n Is hereby called upon 10 present the
came within ten 3ays Or submit 70 having said
MOOD cancelled ana A new one issued.
I6sT ar STOLEN. --BankbooE No 52s3l3 Of
10 German savings Bank In the CITY or New
vo-ir corner am ave. and l4th -. issued TO
n Nuinor All persons are cautioned against
n..''ttstine the same. II not returned 70 the
49, IN he 18Th day OF November 1911. du-
riicate win he issued.
tosT on STOLEN. handbook No 65s SIS OF
the German savings Bank IN the city or New
VII conner attn ave ana 1sth ST., issued Ia Mrs.
Minnie Duohtenkirch. All persons are cautioned
aesinst negotiating the same II not returned to
the hank on he lith d"y OF November 1914
dl1licate win be issued.
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and IT Is only thinly yelled by the mist
tulle.
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NORTH CAROLINA.
Inlet Inn, Beaufort. North CarOlin;
BOARD AND ROOMS.
FURNISHED ROOMS TO LET.

49TH ct. Q EAsT.-Large and connecting hal
rooms: private bath: second floor: board: ref
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WORK WANTEO.
Male

Male
coy. Is honest, able. as elevator boy. Address
:. CouutIss, 455 9Th ave.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES (2s) married: un-
dsrstands all makes of cars, years SHOP and
6 years road experience shonest. sober, willing
capable sll repairs: employed 1T present, WISH
ing change: best reference Alex. Saas' o'S
East 18th 81. "
CHAUFFEUR, 80, mechanic. own repairs.
sober steady: French. German, English; care
fUl driver, best reference. 4ireche.' ioI Colurn-
bus ave.
CHAUFFEUR, q, German. married: expert
driver and repairer. present employer has DC
clded 10 ley up car Tor winter. excellent refer
erces. sober honest, ohlicing Charles Web
never, 30 West li2d St. city. -
CHINESE-Wauted by a man with GOOD
business experience. who speaks French
German and some Chinese. T. O. Box ISL
Providence. r. I.
FOREMAN - Thorough nachinst and tool
maker; steady position with growing con-
Germ and chance 81 advancem mt solicited.
4 T.. Box s. Tribune Office.
IL TEL CLERK. Experienced: references; cal
ary a. least $50 and meals. VI. f.. Boa -
Tribune Uptown once, 1884 Broadway
WANTED--By a competent mechanic, who
can make all repairs. the care and oper-
alton OF heating plants, steam or hot water
IN private houses next winter; modefatc
charges; first class references furnished. FL
eineer. Box A. Tribune once.
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0PTYGF MOUNTAIN STATION-Privste
family will board two or three people: house
delightfully."- situated. Apply IRVINE, SO East
clark Place. Mountain Station, Orange, y. j.
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COUNTRY ROARQ.

23D ST., 20 EAST madison Square South).-
Suite, two rooms. bathroom by month:
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1911-10-31
CITY GOVERNMENT
IS BIGGEST ISSUE
Detroit's Mayor Wants Har-
mon and Whitlock Elect
ed President and Mayor

Duluth. Minn.. Oct. 31-Progressive
CUES out to stand together in the bat
tle to free municipal governments
from franchise slavery and it's shame-
ful entail Of official corruption" said
Mayor William B. Thompson of De.
troit, Mich. who with q party Of
friends has been spending several days
at the head of the lakes. II hope to
see these things happen:
Governor Harmon Of Ohio for the
Democratic nomination for the presi-
dency and. Brand Whitlock reelected
mayor OF Toledo. Whitlock believes,
like I do, in three cent fares. His at
titude toward individual freedom and
municipal progress has been an in
spirauon to myself and to others to
persevere In the struggle for good gov
ernment.
'The good government of cities is
the most pressing and vital Of all the
problems OF this day. Tariffs. federal
relations to business and like things
do not affect the Individual citizen
nearly a. much as does his local gov
ernment."
With Mayor Thompson is judge
Mtlliam -: Connolly Of Detroit. CITY
Physician William G. Holiday Of De-
troit ana James J. Brady OF Detroit,
Mayor Thompson while here, receive
ed congratulations from all parts Of
the country on. account Of his achieve.
ment In the street railway issue, CIV
Ing to the people Of Detroit q three
cent fare and universal transfers.
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1911-10-31
DEAN BRUCE Of UNIVERSITY LAW SCHOOL
APPOINTED JUSTICE Of SUPREME COURT

years later he was appointed chief
clerk Of the law department of the
Wisconsin Central railway. He was at
torney for the Illinois state board Of
factory inspectors in 1893 to 1895.
Justice Bruce took an important
part In the enactment and enforcement
OF the child labor and sweatshop laws
both In Illinois and Wisconsin,. In
1888 he accepted professorship of
law In the University of Wisconsin,
remaining there till 1902 when he ac-
cepted the position Of dean of the
North Dakota college Of law. He has
been the president Of the state board
of bar examiners since 1906. He is
% q member of the general coun-
'ocia the American Bar association.
80 New Chief Justice.
b. Cb "lding, the new chief JUS
ttce OF T. supreme court, has been
a member of that body since Febru-
ary l. 1907. and became chief justice
by reason of seniority. He was for
merly q resident of Fargo. has rep
resented the state in the national
house Of representatives. and has
been prominently identified with poll
tiles for a number Of years.
He is the fifth chief justice in the
history Of the state.