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Aa~ n 10 BeasiiY.
fNoA. Pnvat: prk.
AEDEM PALACE. F"

establishment Of a university az Frankfort
ou-the-lIain on condition that no restric-
ton be placed on the number Of jewish
professors appointed 10 rs chairs ana no
disabilities nc placed on Jewish students
Mrs Helen N. Borden. alleging she was
deserted IN JULY. 1909. By her husband. Cal
Borden. OF New York. brought suit for d.
yorce IN Los Angeles
John Bancroft. ir. son If millionaire,
sued Madeline On Pont Bancroft in BalH
moro for divorce Mrs bancroft is tbs
eldest daughter of Alfred T. du Font, tho
multi millionaire vice president II the On
Pont Powder Company Her father IL
yorcod her mother. Bancroft then stu
dent at Princeton, and Miss du Pont elope4
December Is. 1901"
Marry In haste and divorce az leisure .
crrntod Busy Man us our modern ver-ion
of "A very old proyerb
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sponsible for its disappearance. there would
be some vacancies in the department. The
Secretary fled with the committee the ex-
PLANTATION made to Secretary Root in 1906
by William II. Michael, now consul general
at Calcutta. who was chief clerk Of the
state Department when the voucher was
drawn for s2,450, although the artist. Al
bert Rosenthal, received only $3.50 for the
painting and signed the voucher in blank.
Mr.. Michaers explanation 10 Secretary Root
was that the remainder Of the money was
turned over 10 and expended by Secretary
Hay. who used the $500 excess in paying
other bills due from the emergency fund.
After a fight Haged by Southern sena-
tors for more than two months. the senate
confirmed william III. Lewis, the Boston ne
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the committee again in connection Win Inc
transaction.
secretary Knox confirmed the tesuinony
of Thomas Morrison that the Day porlaI'
voucher was found 'on the floor OF the OF
fee OK Mr. Morrison by a messenger %
the state Department. Mr.. Knox said no
had a theory that the voucher had been IN
the department all the time. He SAID en-
phaticany that II the committee could aio
him IN discovering that any persons had
hammered with the voucher OF had been re-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-06-18

tendent of Prisons, requested the resigna-
ton Of Jesse =. Frost. agent and warden OF
Sing Sing prison. and Frank d. Cole. war
den at Clinton, when their successors are
. ppolnted and have qualified. This action
followed the report Of Commissioners Os-
born and Van Kennen. who investigated the
Of the State Prison Depart
mcnt. that alleged irregularities had been
found in the purchase OF coal at Sing Sing
and Clinton prisons
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-06-18

MIR. Fleming il a friend and business asso-
ciate Of the Governor.
Charging incompetence and neglect Of
duty, Samuel II. Ordway. in his report 20
Governor Dix, recommended the removal
OF Lawrence Gresrer from the Office OF
President OF the Borough or Queens, New
York CITY. Mr. Ordway was appointed by
Governor Hughes 10 investigate charges
brought against. dresser b. the residents
of the borough.
Colonel Joseph K. Scott. stale sYperin.
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On lie %3ouAdluuX

Mr. and Mrs T.. l.. Brittou, Of New York,
are az the Craig Hall
Mr. and Mrs. r. Newgass, or New York;
are at the Hotel Windsor.
Mr.. and Mrs. Newbouer, Of New YORK,
spent the week end at the Hotel Rudolf.
Miss NJ Merkle Of New York, is az the
Hotel Westmont.
Miss p. p. Madden. Of Troy. y. 7, IL &C
the phillips House
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.ILDUNGEN
LON DON HOTELS.

penses will be met entirely by the Red
Cross.
The yacht Virginia. chartered by E. c.
Benedict. of New York, was foated unin-
jured or the Colorado Reefs, where she
went ashore I'VE Ales northeast Of Jutias
Cay Light, Cuba, on May IS
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tRr relssr.ph 70 he Tribun. ]

'Ey Telegraph 20 The Iripune
San Francisco. June lI-Chief of Police
Seymour ended by his resignation Thurs
dav night the farce which has been played
here hv the Mccarthy administration for
two weeks Mayor Mccarthy desired 20 be
rid OF Seymour because the Chief opposed
his efforts 10 make san Francisco wide
omen" town. Seymour refused 10 take
orders. and also refused 10 resign. When
the Mayor brought charges against him
and prepared 10 try him before the Police
Commissioners the Chief secured a writ OF
Injunction and stopped all proceedings.
Then Mccarthy had the Police Commission
declare the Office Of Chief vacant and APP
po,nted u. A. White as new Chief After
holding Office for a week in the face of this
new complication Seymour decided TO re-
sign. az he saw tho fight promised to be
endless.
Judge Monroe, Of Los Angeles. decided
this week that wife cannot obtain dl-
vorce i'm California on the ground OF non
s,nnort when che herself works for wages.
The tude. holds that her wages must be
regarded as community property. or which
her husband IL entitled 10 one-half. Hence.
she cannot claim non-suppOri, as. techni-
csIly n. gives her half OF what they earn.
Thi. week saw actual work begun on
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-06-18

proceed with the building Of tile triboroush
subway and is to advertise for an operator
without delay"
And what have the politicians been do
ing outside Of their cndeavors 10 control
commerce." asked BUSY Man
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-06-18
SUBWAY REPORT PRESENTED.

y ne long delayed McAneny report on
~ tork subwsys was presented 70 me
W Estimate and made pubic
ns Tor the expenditure OF more
-. NoIOo0,09O on new transit lines IN
=, me hye boroughs and includes IN
a. Ns nearly all the lines suggested IN
r.. 4Asrs recently made by the Interborough
s,s,s transit Company and the Brooklyn
,,r. transit Company. -Four years II
b. WI be required to complete the pro-
t,,,.. mes Resembling the offers OF the
ibo as 20 routes and probable Cost
.port differs materially as TO the con-
tsr, .Huer which the new lines shaH De
b. - - operated from the terms proposeo
e,ys' Two companies. In each case the
ts,,.-, MS are much more stringent par
D4,,s 80 N the case Of the InterDoroush
trse. We company the right 10 thfu
49, eieVateo lines on the terms pro-
Trsn,,' 1 giving 10 the Brooklyn hApiu
na,,~~ "'e subway in broadway. the com
ere, 1''eucally tells the Interboroush 'S
sihls vas predicated on something impos-
ana that It's ultimatum regarding
s.es,,~s' IS disTegarded. II the terms arc
cugb 80, oy both companies the INTERIOR
kaph.. get the better part Of the lines IN
but the Brooklyn Rapid TraiISiI
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1. :. Reader Tells What
He Missed in Last
Weeks Papers.

>. vou think predominated IN
Fhl.' ,sis week, politics or commerce ,e,.
~ . =, Man as ne met Constant header
s'eains Give the palm 20 the activities
Sans 'a seekins to eon'ro' commerce
Iss ~, the Congress committee
f,r H.. .,or into sugar Trust AFFAIRS
r'estssn,r President Edwin p. Atkins
- -. a.. 70 answer questions regard
= 'a a..rnnts to acquire the Pennsylya-
psaning company. at Philadel-
.,.,ully guarded were the opera
s.so American sugar Refining Com
Of W les than TWO years ago. Mr.. At
8 !" -. committee. that stockholders
i'i' - no information as 10 how
s'O.. vas being conducted. And
ns New England stockholders COM
=; 'N o,,ained control in 1910 they
" 'ns - tbeir astonishment that II. Q.
s'Hs~ had maintained his supremacy
's''f'I 80 thousand shares Of stock. his
@D +ba time Of his death being
| - about 100000 in a total Of
81 :. T. had been generally sup
/. ,sst he owned the greater part OF the
rs "a that the New England share
che American Sugar Refining
s.'sH nd long objected 10 the policy
y - p.ver,eyer. and since they obtained
- u. in 1905 there had been a com
sa.ro Of management and policy.
q - -~arv concerns that were pun
,be old days have been sold. and
,se beet sugar industry IS con-
- corrpanv holds only a minority
a.. .sor,o concerns. which u in no
.,rtrols. IL refined only A. per
= che consumption in the country IN
,gsfust g. per cent in les" Ire
> originai merger Of Fefneries in
y !. made because these concerns were
y = ,r5er heavy expense and IN some
-, were losing and the combination
- ..s,,eo exnerses. He would not say
: g. was any intention 10 prevent
rgti;ion go,
..s.,r people was predicted by Mr.. At
rrohable result Of the reduction
-. tariff on raw sugar Putting raw
= 4, tie free list. however. he said,
~ result in driving many sugar beet
- in the United States out Of busl-
!, ,,s seriously Gripping Louisiana cane
.f~er-S
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-06-18
NEW YoRK'S LEGISLATURE.

gro attorney, 70 he an Assistant Attorney
General Of the United States.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-06-18
BAKERS FORM A TRUST.

Wat have our commercial magnates
ADDING on their own hook" asked Busy
T.
hs General Baking Company, which
e been Incorporated at Albany, will II
= announced unite into one company
~ nder one management the baking bust
- Of twenty-one concerns in seventeen
~s when have been engaged In the sue
An manufacture and sale OF bread and
'-s' products OF the general baking bust
As
Following several consultations Of var1-
~ banks since 1907. the Continental and
~1neicisl National Bank Of Chicago be-
-ae he largest bank IN the United states.
% resources. by taking over the Hiber-
AZ Bank The total assets Of the bank
se now 1855 900. 600. The total deposits
i'-t s222,270.20O.
announcement was made az the execu-
~ er!ces Of the Postal Telegraph Com
'--' NAT IL is 70 enter the telephone field.
- result q experiments that have Just
~ completed between Salt Lake City and
s1os and Reno and san Francisco, its
-s telegraph lines are 70 be used Tor
,onon' Messages between those cities.
l3 ne same time they are conveying
's91lc dispatches. II has been dis
:s'eo thai the one kind does not inter
'1s With the other
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-06-18

press, died at his home. F'alconwood, Gran
Island"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-06-18
,.srco TRusT REoRGANIzING.

ar,s' saev NlrOA ana w. w. Nl-cI HUD~
80 ,,ntstive plan for the reorganiza-
49, sse Tobacco Trust 10 Attorney Gen
al gEkershan for his opinion.
.ragal investigation Of the Pittsourg
~, bmranv and the Monouga hela River
,.s, dated Coal and Coke Company was
Y1aei before tile May grand jury at
sr.,urg in AN effort 10 ascertain II q
-,pelv NJ the coal trade is IN existence.
Tpysstgauon Of the causes Of excessive
-~,r,aton rates charged by the express
--,snps wss called for in q resolution
n vas introduced IN Congress by Rep
-~ystive Burseson. Of Texas. The Secre-
7N Commerce and Labor was directed
arish an information he has bearing
n subject
fvernor Dix in Albany signed the bill
I ksemblvman A. 2. Smith requiring
aN1ock company 70 keep a stock trans
.iser. reeiste~ or stock certificate book
raininr a complete and true entry Of all
Is sRG transfers II shares. and 20 retain
surrendered or cancelled share cerri1-
r.s These records must be kept open u
! state Controller.
STATE regulation Of cold storage plants
ror.dei FOR IN tho bill Of Assenblyr1sn
.nnan. which was signed By Governor
Il The new law. which goes into effect
-nsiatslv. provides that all cold storage
rds shall be So marked and that they
siu not be- kept in storage for more than
" months except butter products. which
y b held twelve months. The State
Hslth Department has authority 70 inspect
,s supervise All cold storage plants and
: make reasonable rules and regulations
l-erning them. warehousernen are rs
,-iei 70 file q report 70 the state Health
lsar,ment in January. Nav and Septem-
= N each year. setting forth the quantity
. ioo6stufte ~ cold storage. The act pro-
ITS the return 0f food 70 cold storage
nj once placed on the market for sale.
'Aafion OF the new law is made a misde-
cssoI
Iae New York Senate passed Senator
Says bil providing that deposits Of state
Se must be secured by state bonds. a
sss5re opposed By some bankers and
En- all the security companies. II is de-
f,sd TO help the market Tor state bonds .
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FURS AND TAXIDERMISTS


in The fur and tuSldermist line. Now
Is The lime TO have YOUR furs remodelcd
repaired. cleaned. We Civo guarantee OF
Workmanship as we have
bren here twenty wears and do right
by everybody. - East 3rd South n564
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ANNOUNCEMENT

HOTEL METROPOLE. UNDER NEW
loana cement. opposite Colonial theatcr,
European plan: strictly modern: special
rates 10 persons desiring rooms for win
ter. j. 7 Holcomb, MANAGE n355O
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s.ROOM MOD APT. VERY COM !.
plete with bath and gas, lo' We. 'so
9TH South. 90
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sTp11rTIy MOp. 5-RooM BRICK
tIo,,,rn Is,.class condition. very s.n, Son-
,enient: E. md go. S27.6c' Ind Sssa SSas
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w..
Ii Nps o cIIAp7
y. o:ier Ea,'s.s
mo.,,n mas2nic ,emssss
me nbers ,-,u \
cordial m,l.-i l-i N
N.,.,H =; ,Hartcns;,:$,
IaTy. 's'Hh'
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MT MOR1AIt IODcr ~ @
..,aI,,, Nh Masonic hall, sacond ~ 4
@ EaSt. Ienoe!s OF sis.cr and
journinG members in.roos,o s,odret /,
vitea- M Dana T. Smith. " wia ,w,ias'
pNor IIIehl. SecTetaIY w. u. O
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FOR RENT
90, ,,Nr HOUSES UNFuRNIsHED

,r>,>,-rS Sr0. n. BRICK HOUSE.
Gnoa "a IN E.; convenient for one
or two FAMILIES; key next door. ,,Hss7 Ma7
Satch 3S2S-K -"
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ONE or TWO NICE MODERN ROOMS,
! close in; $40 per month 40" Hes. o7a 29g
| South i!-''
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SECONDHAND STORES

MICHIGAN FURNITURE CO. Sg3
State 81. buy and sell h. Ii. go,ds.
Phone ieiI5. nJ547
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DREssMAKINe

rIcST.Ci.ASS pRESs@,n" ISL
= rsasonablc. "a Fell phone
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an7orrs pEM0Vbl
ADVERTISING

NJ An Is 70 PForEIRSHs ISs 80 30
" Inc Hiid iaiddvcrtising OF ,ae a '{S be =;
than OF many .r,.e lor c,
tisinc man; no cn'" ,s; pCap
". 4. Van bcr-
NasatclI 3-"p.
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THE INFLUENCE OF THE TRlsuNEI
apJ corner. Of tt, business world; The
rribuns Wants WELD an influence IN
buy!nS. selling. the hiring of enP,oEees
for the office or factory tne a,,I l.,
of trade the selecting OF agents anu III
many other ways.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-10-30
SHEET METAL WORKS

COZ -GE@fAN e. 60. HEATING: AND
repair work. 225 South West Temple.
n.@20
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SECOND HAND STORES
ESTATES MANAGED
MIDWIFE

(~~-----~0-~-~o-->~-~---~>~
PRIVATE HOME FOR CONFINEMENT
cases Mrs. Lizzie Grscr. %3G w. 3r1
North Bcll ltS5N: ind. 2i03". i"l7
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. FURNISHED HOUSEKEEPING EMSe;: EnSes
modern 950 w. lst South. moo
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I ROOMS. COMPLETELY FURNISHED.
y blocks north OF temple: house moe.
ern In every way; $50 per month. Va
North Main street. Bell 3l4S- mJe22
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| FURNISHED APT, MOD, GAS F>ANo5 y;
fIrst noor as w. 9TH South. h-'Hf
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FOR RENT
FOR RENT-FuRN1sHED ROOMS


ROOMS, FURNISHED or GStpl,N
ished. two blocks from Main 81. W..
location. Phipps court H""''
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ELECTA CEApn
s Or Ter Earis,.
STATED meetIss
uesday Of "a
Masonic temoIs
Second East -
South. Visiting =
rNrii>ilr i-uII~
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NICELY FURNISHED HoUSEkEEPiN ING
rooms. with gas b@s HichhFos 81 us,s uss
block south of tabernacle h""sb
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PLUMBING AND HEATING


DAVIDSON & HARRIS CO., PLUME
ing and steam Citing: Jobhlne work u
specially; al work guaranteed. Eoth
phones lbs. liS East End South nl27
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CUSHIONS AND UfHOLSTER-
INGS

~---~-~-~---->-~~>-~ ~~--~~~>>~~~>>0~---~-~-
CIGHlONS MA DE TO ORDER: FL ENf-
tiro -lplloIstcrcd mattresses and
springs rcpaircd Phones 329o :. T..
Mattress & Mfg. %. n231S
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OZARK APIS. s ROOMS. so. a5l 5TH
East Call pr. Turner. % lndcpcndent;
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FOR RENT
APARTMENTS UNrURNIsHED


SrE1t.Tr.Y MODERN. E-ROoN FLAT.
disappearing bed lawn, ct"' Jennings
spt,. ~ y, 2nd West msS"i
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Elegantly firn, strictly modern; steam
heat; low rates. s. NJ. Randall, Prop:
MSS
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WASATCH LODGE Ma
MASONIC temple. cc,n, = 4Sp
and second East. Rceu;arr IN
% rlaay OF each nonth ns;t,,
sister lodges md yoic,,-rIhn.h He5,
daily Invited. Il 9 iKIg oitts1
y. j. Love. Sccro:ory Nnignt 4
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TWO NICELY FURNISHED ROOMS:
with furnace heat. bath. 42O East an6 3m4
South. n"''p
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FOR RENT

FOR RENT-HoUsEs FURNISHED
i0-ROON MODERN HOUSE FOR SALE
EASY terms. or FOR rent, furnished or
unfurnished $50 East md South. 26io
Fell. n-plb
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VETERINARIAN
OLD FEATHERS

MADE INTO WILLOW PLUMES; ALSO
cleaned and curcd. 5iS so. State.
n2S65
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HOUSTON REAi. ESTATE INV. CO.
3St Main Sl.-Phones -
WE WRITE FIRE TNSt RANCE
WILL. 60 ON YOUR EoND
rstPI OVERS LIABILITY AND AIl.
-"'' W. c,AsI-hITY Lines nS3ic
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AEGFNr. -

N. fffdaEyrA T. I 7 n uLoSos;
~ sad = First sp'ss; sss,SSf SSfs5
Ncm bcrs ~ Slater lod7o esct
s:etlrcn invited. H9r5y ana IA,
Moses c. Phillips. secre,sN sN,a'ks {
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PIANO TUNING


GUSTAV DISKLAGE.
the German piano tuner; leave all or
dcrs j, Consolidated Music Co, l3 East
LIT South, Both phones l5i. n3235
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DETECTIVES

MAYLON DETECTIVE SERVICE; Al
thorized police references: absolutely
reliable. Both phones 53I. we invcsil
gate anything. 20S-9 Mcintyre bldg. 10
South Main rlaS9
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FOR RENT
HOUSEKEEPING ROOMS.

ROOMS FOR HOUSE
Keeping No. 12 Kendall sGrinre. c2oUi
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MARGARET z. BEvERfDGp /
DORA FRANkLAND. Se.Trs,,
A. A. :. RlTE-THE FOUR g.
nate bodies Of the A. 4.
Free Nasonry hold stated ms+t:~
third Thursday in each ms6iS
Masonic temple. corner Firsns,
Second East. Sojournins Srei,
y!ted.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1911-08-04
PROPOSALS FOR IMPROVEMENT
OF SEA STREET.

Sealed Proposals VIII be received at the
office of the City Clerk, by the Committee
on Highways, up to s O'Clock y. M, Au-
gust Is, 1911. for the Widening Paving.
and general Improvement of Sea street.
in the city of Rockiand Me.
Plans and Specifications may he seen at
the office of the City Clerk or City En-
gineer, or copies will be mailed by the
City Clerk upon receipt of five dollars.
such amount to be returned upon return
of the plan, etc Further information re-
application to l.. o. Norwood, City Engi-
neer.
The Committee on Highways and the
Municipal Officers reserve the right to re-
iect any and all proposals, and To accept
that which may seem to them for the
best interests Of the City.
EDWARD A. KNOWLTON, City Clerk.
i'eN'''"'''' 49, aug1dl0t
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and Holders of Preferred Claims against
t IN, =, P 70 y N, < BRUNSWICK
In the Matter of
AIGl STA TRUST COMPANY VS.
PORTLAND & BRUNSWICK STREET
Notice is hereby given that on the slst
day of July. 1911, on petition of the
plainin. 1t was ordered. adjudged and
decTeed as follows:
80 f. NJ. Thompson. of Augusta. in
the County Of Kennebee, is hereby APP
pointed Special Master in Chancery to
determine the amount of preferred
claims. IL any, against said defendant
corporation and amount and ownership
of outstanding bonds nd coupons thereof.
3. All persons having any claims in the
nature of taxes. insurance moneys, as
sessments or liens or other claims for the
keeping up of the said property, which
constitute preferred claims against said
defendant corporation. are ordered and
directed to prove such claims before such
Master.
4. The holders of all bonds and cou-
pons issued by said defendant cor
gage to the said Augusta Trust
Company are ordered and directed to file
the same with the. Special Master, ae-
companied by atlidavits showing their
ownership of the same and whether
owned by them outright or as collateral,
and if the latter. stating facts with re-
gard to them.
s.. In case the said Master is not salts
fled as to the ownership of any bonds or
coupons SO presented or as to the legali-
ty or priority of any claims SO proven, he
is hereby authorized to submit the facts
to this Court for determination
6 All such claims shall be so proved
and all such bonds and coupons shall be
- nrneanted and fled within sixty days
from the date of this decree, and II any
sucn claims are not proved or said
bonds and coupons not filed with said
Master within said sixty DAYS the owners
or holders thereof shall be forever barred
from presenting same or receiving any
payment on account thereof
Z The said Master is hereby ordered
and directed to cause notice hereof 20 pe
published once "A week for three weeks
in the Brunswick Record, newspaper
published ait said Brunswick in Cumber-
land County. and In the Kennebec Jour
nal n newspaper published at Augusta
in the County of Kennebec, and also 70
cause notice hereof to be sent TO all
holders Of said bonds and coupons known
to be such by him or appearing from IN
spection of the records of SAID Company
to be such stating i'm such hotice tle
substance of this decree. -,
g. The said Master is herepN ofueTTd
and directed at the expiration OF sald
sixty DAYS ia report to this Court ms
proceedings, together with ststsln ut
of the preferred claims SO proved before
him and of the amount of SAID bonus anu
coupons outstanding with the owner
ship thereof and the manner III Wh'ch
they are held. =, cDr,Np
tSigned1 A NJ, 81 100 GstAis, ,,
Justice of Supreme Judicial Court.
T.. NJ. THOMPSON,
Special Master in Chaneefy -
Dated at Augusta, this 2no gay Vi Au
aug4 fri, st
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1911-08-04

Sealed proposals will be received on or
before August 9Th by the Board of Edu-
cation for covering the roof and tower OF
the Smith Grammar School building with
first quality NJ. F. Tin. Work to be COM
pleted before Sept. 10th. The Board OF
Education reserves the right to reject
any or all bids. Address all bids to
DR.. w. S. THOMPSON.
Chairman Board of Education.
Augusta. Maine.