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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-07-31

American Tobacco Company 20 act as Com
nlittee for the protection Of the interests OF
all holders Of the said bonds and OF all hold
ers Of the outstanding Fifty-Year -Four Per
Cent Gold Bonds Of the Consolidated Tobacco
Company. who shall become parties 20 an
agreement now In course OF preparation 20 be
dated July osth. 1911
Holders Of the said bonds are requested 70
deposit the same with the Guaranty Trust
Company 81 New York 2S Nassau Street. New
York CITY the depositary 70 be named IN sail
agreement. which will issue transferable GER
tfcates Of deposit therefor. All registered
bonds must be properly endorsed In blank
The Committee believes that the interests
both OF the holders OF the -Four Per Cent.
Bonds Of The American Tobacco Company and
Of the Four Per cent. Gold Bonds OF the con-
soudated Tobacco Company demand that
measures be promptly taken for their protec-
ton. The decision Of the Supreme Court indi-
Gates that the proceedings must be completed
and their purposes substantially accomplished
within six months Immediate action Is there
fore absolutely necessary. and the Committee
requests that the said bonds he deposited a.
once. Deposits viii he received ID 20 and in-
cludins; the 2STH DAY OF AUGUST. 1911.
Copies OF the deposit agreement may be had
on ana after July 31st 1911. from the GUAR
ANTY TRUST COMPANY or from the secre-
'arv ~ the Committee. II Is the intention OF
-ae Committee 70 make an application 10 have
the certificates OF deposit issued by the Com
mIttee listed upon the New York stock Elk
change.
Dated New York July 2sth 1911
CHARLES II. SABIN
Chairman;
PHITIP LEHMAN.
! ". NcAILISTER.
SAMUEL McROBFRTs.
SAMUEL SLOAN.
COMMITTEES.
2 J. =. SUTTON.
SAcrAfarv
os Nassau Street. New York
FvAPTS CHOATE &, SHERMAN,
JOSEPH =. CEOATE.
Counsel
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-07-31
COAL SAVING RECORD MADE.

An unusual run. from the standpoint or
fuel economy. has been made by a Lenish
Valley express train from Buffalo to New
York. One locomotive and one crew made
the entire distance Ordinarily there Is a
change ~ motive power and crew at sayre
and again al Easton.
For its test the management selected a
ten-car train, with Engineer John Covey
and Fireman Frank Petit I'm charge.
Convey and Petit being thoroughly trained
men. the object was 10 show Just how
great a saving could be effected by ideal
firing and ideal management Of the engine
The result was that. without any sacrifice
Of speed, only a little over half the usual
quantity OF coal was consumed on the
trip. The usual consumption Is between
p and 80 tons; for this trip Il was rs tons
and q pounds
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-07-31
WILL FIGHT ICE TRUST
Independent Dealers Organize to
Insure Fair Treatment.

IN response 10 a call issued by j. A.
Sheridan, an independent ice dealer, who
testified recently IN the investigation OF
the Ice Trust. several Manhattan inde-
pendent ice dealers met yesterday az NO.
207 East SD street 70 form a protective as
ISOLATION. Brooklyn dealers short time
ago organized an association, which has
membership Of three hundred.
While TIE dealers We're gathering Assist
ant District Attorney Deming in charge
Of the investigation. came and had con-
ference with Mr.. Sheridan. He said that
While the investigation was on he wanted
70 keep in touch with the dealers.
There were not as many dealers in the
hall as was expected and those who at
tended said that this was probably be-
cause many feared spoilers" OF the Ice
Trust.
President John J. scully and a delega-
ton Of the Brooklyn organization came
and had a conference with the Manhattan
dealers. 1t was decided that instead OF
forming a separate association Of indie
pendent ice dealers for Manhattan the
Manhattan dealers should enroll in the
Brooklyn association.
Mr. Sheridan gave the Assistant District
Attorney a letter which he had received
from the proprietor OF a grocery store in
The Bronx.
In this letter" lIr. Sheridan said, the
writer says that during the hot spell ne
had 10 paw $40 q ton before he could get
ice from the companies and in the mean
time he lost 500 through the spelling OF
goods Before the newspapers took the
matter up this year We had TO pay as high
as e. a ton for ice When the newspaper
accounts Of the investigation began the
urice went quickly down 70 s. 80 ton
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-07-31
HELD AS COMMON GAMBLERS.

Fourteen men charged with being conn
mon gamblers were held by Magistrate
Freschi in the West Side court yesterday
morning in 500 bail each FOR further ex-
animation They were arraigned as the
result of two raids in the theatrical dis
trict Saturday evening, which were wit
messed by thousands OF persons. Bail was
furnished in each case.
Three men arrested in raid On saturday
night on an alleged gambling house III Ease
10Th street were held for trial by Magis-
trate Appleton IN the Harlem Court yes
terday
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-07-31
ORDERS MORE POSTAL BANKS
Hitchcock Finds Many Foreign Born
Residents Deposit Savings in Them.

Washington, July 3o-Encouraged by the
success Of the postal savings system IN the
hundreds Of cities whore IL already Is IN
operation. Postmaster General Hitchcock
signed an order to-day extending the sYs-
tenn 10 ten large cities Of the first class
Under the order Philadelphia, Rrookiyn'
Cleveland Minneapolis, Milwaukee. -
Paul. Louisville. jersey City. Wilmington.
Del. and Long Island City will have SUCH
banks in opera ton on September J. AL
Of these cities rank high as industrial ana
commercial centres and each has a large
foreign born population.
Postal experts and bankers have esri-
mated that s100,0010J0 a year II sent out
of the United States by foreign born resi-
dents for deposit in savings institutions IN
their native countries. Already. Mr. Kitten
cock saws. n has been demonstrated that
the postal savings banks in this country
will be made the repositories OF large
amount OF this money. The system now
numbers among its patrons natives. or
every European country, and. IN addlton,
many Chinese. japanese and Hindus. with
few full hlooded American Indians
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-07-31
on FRIDAY
"a T--a,l. , la
PEcORDED LEASES.
with name and address 81 lessee.
rr-r.Y %

BROADWAY. n " cor eth s., north store
Sroadgav and NINETY. sixth Street Realty 60 %
.r4sob Creenwald from completion or oldg 70
sent 80 1916 50 400. address. BroadwaY north-
west corner 9Gth ST.
PIKE ST. 70. cor store, etc: John and Jers
insolvency 10 Murray D Festeinvao' . RS y
mos from aug. I. 1911. $1,000, address. ~
Pike 81.
vAsHr~GTON AVE-. i4Ta and l4si. Pelham.
hoffman Realty Co 70 Js- oh KOnovit ana anoi
yrs from Aug T. 1911. 81 $50 address 1913 "a
ave.
9Th AVE. II. cor 4th ~, all. Lorrnza A
c-,reo ~ ANGELO Tsrolo. yrs mos from aug
X. 1911. $4,000 address. 10 West 4th e.
I'D AVE. 151. all. simon Hansen 20 Charles
Poppe. = yrs from Aug Z. 1911. Sl.shO' ADDRESS,
i43 81 ave
ssrH ST 3os and go west 42xloo all; Ber-
rsrd Reich 70 Hotel TrayTnore. q US from April
/ 1911. Si2 600 address 30S West 5sth ST
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-07-31
LIS PEN OENS.

rrTxrov AVE- e lot IO4. mar 81 viiiasA,
~ Morrissnis The Bronx. 25xiSc Tx irfef
charlotte Yirchhof 81 al agt Deiuticious bulios
ing 90 Of al ,forec osure Of mtg)' attorney
Hummel.
Attn ST. g. 1928 q = Of 10Th a's. lsss
100 s. John n Roh5e agt George Moore - ~
foreclosure Of mtg. attorney, " fn~s
BOTH ST. $40 West: william McDonongn ~
Tones NcDonough et al partition. attorneys'
Rollins e. Rollins.
BRYANT AVE. w.. 100 y OF LAtsy-re ave-
o5xg5: Julia q Do Haven agt West noun, . y
ney. : n Seymour.
17sTH ST sos and $40 West. Charles Frcess
man AIT Sidney I Eastman - al toresosuFe Ok
Mtg: attorney n " Freeman.
RRyANT AVE u = ~ u - Lssayette
/ ave 2Jx95. Mary 7 CozZsns trustee, azt Ness
Mount Vernon Realty 60 ~ al Noreclosure OK
mtg: attorney. J II Seymour.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-07-31
The
American Tobacco
Company
Forty.Year Six Per Cent. Gold Bonds.
10 The Holders NJ the Forty-Year Six Per
Cent Gold Bonds Of THE AMERICAN
TOBACCO COMPANY:

To the Holders NJ the Forty Year Six Per
Cent Gold Bonds Of THE AMERICAN
TOBACCO COMPANY:
IN The recent decision % The Supreme Court
q The United States An the action brought by
=. United States ~ America against TIE
American Tobacco C7upanr and others. direc-
t.'ns were given that proceedings be had for
re purpose NJ ascerraininr and determining
u2er some plan or method of disso'ving the
combination and ~ recrecting ont ~ the ale
ner'E now composing g. new condition
which shall be honestly IN harmony with and
-o- -spUrran- to the law. without unnecessary
INJURY 20 -he public or the rights OF private
property. and pr the request of the holders Of
a large amount - the Forrv-Yasr Six Per
Cer- cold Bonds % IRE American Tobacco
COMPANY issued under and secured bv TIE
deed cf -rus- dated October o. 1904 under
which the Guaranty Trust COMPANY of Sew
york te me Successor Trustee. fire undersigned
have consented 90 ac' as O committee for the
pr1-stf.ou - tha interests Of am ~ th4 holders
O. said bonds who shall become parties 70 an
agreement now fr course ~ preparation 20 hA
da-ed July IS. rar1
Holders Of said SIX Per cent cold Bouls
are hereby requested 20 deposit their said
BONDS with ali ur~a,urea coupons. - coupon
bonds with rre GUARANTY TRUST cont
PAW OF NEW YORK. IS Nassau Stree New
YORK CITY. the depos-ary 20 be named IN said
GE-esmer-. which w.u issue therefor nego-
table -s--incates % deposit All registered
bonds must De accompanied by powers ot at
t-r-s~ 20 transfer them 20 the committee.
Tie decree OF the supreme Court allows
psr.od % six months for ere accomplish nlent
o. f-s directions IN view Of the shortness Of
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-07-31
PAID S31,OO6,116 BENEFITS
Pennsylvania Railroad Reports on Re
lief Disbursements Since 1886.

In addition 10 the Pennsylvania Rail
roads approximation and pension dis
bursements, the latest reports Of the roads
relief funds show that since 1856 there has
been paid in benefits a total Of S5l,OO6,ll6
This amount represents benefits paid 70
members who were incapacitated for work
and also 70 the families OF those who died
During the month Of June for which re-
ports were issued yesterday. slS5.3Os in
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-07-31
SATISFIED MORTGAGES.
with name and address OF lender attorney
JULY 20.
MANHATTAN

MANHATTAN.
BROADWAY c78s; mtg on personal pTop.
ertv. March s. 1910. william Rosesco 70 Rose
A McEntee. 5000. address. 2j7 West leOth 81
COLUMBUS AVE. pa. mtg on personal
nroDerrv. April 7. 1911. James watkins lu
Amanda watkins Sl.s00. attorney Henrs
n McCorkls. 20 Wall 81.
GREENWICH AVE. SO, 2lsx irreg Nov
T. 1910. George " Cohen 20 max Coheh
IS 600; attorneys. Paskus. Cohen & GORDON
. Rector 81.
HENRY ST. 80, ~ cor Of Market 81 runs
~ 10 I OF lot 2qS map estate Hendrics Rut
gers. Nov Is. 1919. parallel with Market
81 25x 70 Market < n along Mar
kat < % 10 beg. July -. 1905, Harris Brown
% samuel Harris: $4,000; attorney. JACOB
Gordon. $40 Broadway.
WEST BROADWAY. PAS mtg on machinery,
etc. Aug 10. 1910. Samuel Lekackman ana
ano 70 Peter Sesel; S+So; attorney y
Yochelson. 368 Broadway
18TH ST. go West 25xe13x irreg; June
% 1910; Eugene Jolland 70 Jean Dupont,
indlvid and John Dupont as admr; $1,000
attorney II 4 Wen, 800 Broadway
HATH ST. JOS and 10 East. 4oxl0o; Nov -,
1905. Pauline Epstein 20 Samuel Felenstsin
81. 600; attorney. samuel Bernstein. lag Broad
THE BRONX.
ARTHUR AVE :. 100 . ~ SD So
ooxp7. Tab 10 1902. Richard Fell 20 william
Q Arnold: S1.150. attorney Albert thinner
mann. 2G0 Broadway.
LOT 3. rnap 1115A Of I0s lots. Coster estate;
Sent 90 1905 Gennaro Breglia 70 Hudson P
Rose Co. s275. address West 45th AZ.
144TH IT. 6l3 East. $, 25xl0o; Nav :
1907. Anne r Brunung n William ana Fanny
Sucker: 81 900. attorney, Louis Reiss. 31d
East 1885, ST.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-07-31
NEW BUILDING PLANS.

COENTTEs SLIP. n cor Of south Ct FOR
II story clubhouse H. 7xo1.1. Seanans
Church Institute ~ New York I state ST.
owner: Warren q Wet-nore. East o3d 81
architects. cost S35O.OOO
BOTH ST foot or at East River. tor an
automobile shed - 3N-; anderson estate, =
Broad ST owner: Aebue. 1872 Prospech
ave Brooklyn. architect. cost. $3.50
THE BRONX
KELLY ST. cor OF Westchee'Sr avs; Tor
two I ST. brick stores and cvlgs. SoIl3k
20 .. Winnie Construction co. Maurice Muller
sS8 Westminster ave. president, owner; koppe
& Danbe. $50 Westchester ave. architect Cost
$40 600
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-07-31
TERATlONS.
MANHATTAN

9TH AVE " s. 743 - % 3lst -; 20
81, store and club: = de Terrouenne Francs'
owners 2 Langley, ia East %"d 81 an
te~kt. cost. 80. coo.
STg AVE n . cor ~ 34th -; 20 three ~
stores club rooms etc. & z Poundt, $50 STA
architect. cost. $1,000.
THE BRONX
SOUTHERN BOULEVARD n cor % t4fn
81, 10 : sly brick factory, eoxloe cutter
Hammer Manufacturing Co on premises V.n
ers. frank Hansle. s. East 125th st. architect'
cost $500.
UNION AVE. r 40 y . ~ loSth So &c 20
1 stv brick dylg rs ex33 q : Finkelstein- o.A
Union ave. owner. Hoppe Dsnee, ESQ "es'
chester ave architects. cost. $1,000.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-07-31
RECORD FLOUR SHIPMENTS
Seattle Millers Underselling Australi-
ans in China Trade.

Seattle. July 30-Record breaking -four
expcrt orders for September and October
delivery have been booked by Seattle mill
ers in the last two weeks one mill has
chinese orders for 10000 sacks and others
are running 10 capacity. Many Of the or
ders come from Dalny and Tien-Tsin, with
heavy inquiry from Hong Kong.
A reduction Of the price OF export -four
from 6 90 10 g 20 a barrel, with a 8 freight
rate. enables Puget Sound nilers 20 under
sell their sharpes: competitors, the Aus
trarans.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-07-31

241x Irreg 10 Grand Boulevard and Conconrse
lane + p Armour and ano. Kris, - Cnaries A
Mapss. July 20. 5000: ADDRESS J'l s"h'" S''
Flushing
18TH AVE. IS. east Y lot 344. map Wake
field EOxlI4. Thomas 4 Mage Ia Frances :
Ducibela .Jmly o.: 500: address. 2097 2d ave
152D ST, S. east u Of larger lot $50. map
pcration no Herman I,akritz. July ~. all liens; ;
300 address, IS Norfolk St
iG0TH ST =. I25 n y Ok Elton ave y.k
irreg: susan y Rowan 20 Tuchma BrotH ~,
Construction Co; July 2: VI au'eS' i'-'
oliver
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-07-31

Custavus sidenberg % Theresa sidenbers
$50. 600
same 70 same: $4,000.
Same 20 same $4,000.
Same 20 same S25 900.
Newton Holding Co 20 Mildred Sterry; SlOo
Alice : Schultz 10 William q Ensell 81.
BENJAMIN 5 Moss 20 Josephine II Chamberiin.
IS. $50
Samuel HoroUitz 70 Bernhard ludwig; 81.
Conrad Schmitt 10 Annie Segebrecht; 81.
Charlotte A ~ Shea % William C. Arnold;
S1.l
Lizzie Dinyes ct al 70 Conrad r schmitt: 81.
Lawyers Mortgage co 70 Albany city Savings
Institution; S37. 900.
Title Insurance co 81 New York to Brooklyn
Trust 60: $4,000
same 70 Edward Mount et al. trls. S2s 900
Same TO same $1,000.
Title Guarantee and Trust Co % John SUI
fern $4,000.
Same 20 United States Trust 90; $4,000.
Same North River Savings Bank S4o. 900.
Frank white receiver. 70 Joseph I Berry, 81.
Henry Cieland 70 John Goebel, $4,000.
Joseph 7 Berry 20 Caroline T Back. 81.
MECHANICS LIENS
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-07-31
SATISFIED MECHANICS LIENS.

FREMONT AVE. g. 100 n Of Jerome ave1
P ] Heaney co agt Han Construction co 81 Al
July o. 1911. s3s3 40.
SAME PROPERTY: Frank scolaro at sams'
July -. 1911. 1857
SAND PROPERTY; Charles Shapiro q"
same. July %, 1911 $50.
10TH ST. los East: Hans BrockmuF1 ar
Minnie Dolfni et al July IL. 1911, Sl
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-07-31

10 The Holders 81 the -Four Per Cent. Gold
Bonds 81 THE AMERICAN TOBACCO
COMPANY
1siIed under Trust Indenture dates October
n 1904. - which the Guarantee Trust
Company % -. y Is the Successor Trustee
AND
10 The Holders Of the F1fty-Yelr Fonr Per
Tent Gold Bonds of CONSOLIDATED
TOBACCO COMPANY
t.ssgsd under Tndeuture % Morton Trust Co
GATED June 18Th. 1901. Of which the Guar
sniy Trust Company Of n. Y. is the Sue
cfssor Tuls'eeD
-as Supreme court % the United states. IN
~ osrson in the suit brought by the United
suites against The American Tobacco Com
pahI ana others. has directed that proceedings
= had in fhe circuit Court OF the United
''sies for fhe purpose Of ascertaining and de-
.'fHiining upon some plan or method Of dis
','lns me combination and ~ recreating. out
elements now composing a. new con
- which shall be- honestly IN harmony
I'm sna not repuPnant 70 the law. Thes"
.''eseeings must necessarily AFFECT the IN
''t O every holder o. the securities OF The
,ilfan Tobacco Company and of every
e@f - the bonds Of the Consolidated To-
80 conpany The undersigned have con
~ a. tas request Of the holders Of a num-
Zoe -Four Per Cent. G0!d BONDS o. Inc
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-07-31
pU bLICITY.

which Of the later additions 70 your big
zoo attract the most attention. And
without a moments hesitation the super
intendent replied: The press agent -
Washington Star.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-07-31

owner; George e Robinson. contractor; wy ~
SAITH ST 2O9 West: same agt Edison EiecuE
cal Co owner; George 9 Rooinson' contraS"''
Si52 90
ss--rf sr 900 N ai5 West; ssns sst car
lin Construction 90. owner; George Kooinson'
contractor: s4l6 ~.
WEBSTER AVE. " cor le26 81 DhIov.
Mccain & Sullivan agt Bernard schaltz' o"nsr
and contractor: S29T ~.
WEBSTER AVE. 22s7 and 2245 Same ass
Same. Sli9.OOO
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-07-31

benefits was paid 70 members or their
families on the lines east and west OF
Plttshurg and Erie.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-07-31
The
American Tobacco
Company
PREFERRED STOCK

To the holders OF preferred stock NJ THE
AMERICAN TOBACCO COMPANY:
In view % the direction IN the recent deci-
sion NJ the Supreme Court Of the United states
e., the suit brought by the United states Of
America against The American Tobacco Com
many and others. that proceedings be had for
the purpose 81 ascertaining and determining
vpon some plan or method ~ dssolvins the
combination and 81 recreating ont Of the ele-
roeuts now composing u a new condition which
shall be honestly IN harmony with and not re-
pusnant 70 the law without unnecessary in
,l-v 10 the public or the rights Of private
propertv. and Ar the request Of the holders of
large amount Of the preferred stock or said
The American Tobacco Company, the under
SIGNED have consented 70 act as a committee
for the protection Of tae interests Of all OF
the holders Of said preferred stock who shall
,ecor,e nart,es 10 an agreement now IN course
% preparation. 10 be dated July %. 1911
Holders Of said preferred stock are requested
20 deposit their certificates on or before
AUGUST %. 1911. with CENTRAL TRUST
~ONpANy OF NEW YORK. 81 Wall Street
New York city. the depositary 70 be named In
said agreement. which will issue transferable
CERTIFICATES OF deposit therefor. All certificates
must he properly endorsed in blank and bear
All sfoCs transfer Stamps Te4ll ~ 'i' i""'
OF the State u Sew York
Ae the opinion Of the supreme Court directs
that q period of six months be allowed for the
accomplishment Of the purposes above stated
,be interests Of the holders Of said preferred
stock demand in the Judgment Of the com
r.ftfe4. Immediate and concerted action Tor
their protection. and The Committee urges the
necessity OF an immediate deposit Of said
stock
COPIES Of The deposit agreement may De oD-
tanned on and after July I'D. 1911. from me
depositary OF from the secretary Of tho COM
mittee
Application viii be made to list the cer'lh-
cafes az deposit issued bv TIE committee upon
ne New, York stock Exchange.
Dated July 2s. 1911
j. y. WALLACE.
Chairman;
FREDERICK STRAUSS.
CHARLES II. NORTON.
BARRY BRONNER.
ERNEST IsELIN,
Committee.
l.. BABCOCK. Secretary.
"a Wall Street. New York city.
ADRIAN II. LARKIN. Counsel.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-07-31
THE AUCTION OFFERINGS
Parcels To Be Sold in the VeSey
Street Room This Week.

Tie following parcels will be sold AT
auction at the Real Estate Exchange sales
room. Nos. IA and Is Vesey street TINS
week.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-07-31

s% s &c. s$ a P s$% IN SssSs $$ S ss$$
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-07-31

MECHANICS LIENS.
WEST ST. $50. and vestry at. SO % 50: An
ME Wersen agt Carlin CONSTRUCTION %
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-07-31
MISCELLANEOUS STOCKS.

FURNISHED by Frederic Il. Hatch & Co.. New
York and BostCnJ
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-07-31
When in New York
THE HOTEL ANSONIA
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE or TO LEI
BOROUGH or QUEENS.
FIEGANT 9 ROOM HOUSE
BOROUGH OF MANHATTAN.
COUNTRY PROPERTY

WOOD RIDGE. LARGE HOUSE: FINE
grounds $4,000 or less. 5000 season
4 CKERMAN IS7 Greenwich 81
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-07-31
j y. NAILAIE,
Chairman (:
FREDERICK STRAUSS.
CHARLES n. MORTON
HARRY BHONNER.
ERNEST ISELIS,

- BABCOCK. secretsry
81 wall Street New York city.
ADRIAN IL LARKIN. Counsel.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-07-31

To the holders OF preferred stock of THk
AMERICAN TOBACCO COMPANY:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-07-31
The
American Tobacco
Company

FOUR PER CENT. GOLD BONDS.
10 'he Holders 81 the -Four Per Cent. Gold
Bonds ~ THE AMERICAN TOBACCO
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-07-31
ASSIGNMENTS OF MORTGAGES.

Gustavus sidenberg to Theresa sidenbers
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-11-12
TRIBUNE EMF @l
VISITS BR|gH1
Route Across DESERT 10 n, /,
Fish Springs and De..
Creek Now Ready.

Automobills,s looking n,
not improve OIL lhl num.,...
through the Wasatch ranrs a.
taIns on the cast eide a, s.,. VI
ley. Many auto owners as .sks
VINO seldom motor outside ias
travelled highways. do mr., " ms
they miss by passing I'm ,ra mno~
snort trips TO the various caa S q
In short distance Of saIt Xpns y
During the past summer srS
Tribune E. NJ F. pathf,ndssn n iall
Diamond tires. has trsna;. ,H1l1
through. or part way up. nsssq 81
canyons In the Wasafnh r.y AZ
Soda Springs. Ida. on fhe noss ,snse
feld, Utah, on the south
canyons visited Big CotiorrMs ~ ~
stands In a. class bv ItseIs Tn q
mere Is equal 10 any that csr as g
ana the roads arc far abora " Y
age canyon road. AlthonrS we
ls a trifie steep. The surfaea ~ u
that could be made and machts, -
horsepower have no trouble 4
the climb ~ p
While Big Cottonwood afro,s. :,
scenery. many delightful fdns
found in other canyons. Tbis e.
Tribune publishes the r,,,s
routes TO three OF these canes.
grafton, and Big and LitfI9 ccf,a
y log o< the roed across sS1
salt Lake desert via Deep a..
Fish Springs. is also PUBLISH
route is frequently used In ths :
time as distance saver 10 &.
points.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-11-12
Salt Lake to Ely Route
(Via DESERT

The route across the south end
OF the Great Salt Lake desert is
the shortest and most feasible for
an automobile to-reach Ely, Nev.
While this route has many hard
ships on account of the long stretch
without water or human habita-
tion, it is the one most used by
automobiles and has been travelled
many times This route was laid
out by the Midland pathfinder the
past summer and it is claimed by
that party to be far superior to
any other route2to Ely. Owing to
the many routes covered this fall.
The Tribune pathfinder has been
unable. to make this trip and upon
request is publishing the ronte as
laid out by the Midland party.