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Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-09-15
President Declares He Will
Not Permit Pure Food Ex-
pert to Resign As Recon-
mended BY His Accusers.
EXECUTIVE INTIMATES
SHAKE-UP Is IMMINENT
He Will Further Investigate
Department This Winter
and 1t Is Likely That Many
Will Lose Jobs.

w isNTutuE Nefnlh v " ifa@Fu " ht'
Hcy,rl,y. Mass. sept is The rc-
-ignauuu ot Dr Harvey " Wiley.
hi,f ui the bureau of chemiatry IVA
tu, dcpaitmont OF agriculture. and
probably tho best known pure food
Nprrl % .Ir Government service VIII
uut boz, g.t,d fnt m President Trft
d,.plo. .ummondatious that Il tr
rpuuD-trl u,r, made bN the p,rsun-
ur up,td 60 the department and IN
Ior-,d d. Ntturu,y General WiCoof-
sham
Ih, ",uudisu punishment for Dr.
Wil1. which Nr Wicksrsham held 20
H, necessary. Win not hc nctcd ont uy
fho yuI,l executive Th, presidents
opinion .trrNug mo- word of criticism
for ur Wiley. bat many word oi
praise was madc public here TODAY.
rhor, ,s M Indication in IL that the
president feels that he turned down
Mr. Nickcrshsm by not accepting his
recommendation Hc explains that
thv tturuty generals findings were
mad with lcss complete data thnn
Wcr, available before hc touk n up.
lu the opinion the president admits
what has been well known to many
IHffIlH N.|fNNN Aff Allf NfANNilllNAiNANhI
that there IN trouble in the depart
mrnt uf agriculture Speaking uf the
congressional inquiry into that de-
rartmynt unfinished al the last ses-
sion put to Do, Wkon up again next
winter Mr Tau says:
"'rho broader issucs raised by the
Investigation. which have much
Vdghtrr relation than this one 90
the Ecncrtl efficiency of tho depart
ment may require much more rad
.sul action than the question / have
.uu~ld,rpd ana decided
That this statement Indicates a
serious -hakcup n the department
u,N winter wac freely predicted here
today There have never been any
utimatiuus that Secretary Wilson was
disposed tu retire aud II is not be
IicNod here that the president would
request him To- do SO 4 general
cleanup of affairs 100 the department.
however could easily be- required by
the president aud carried through
when ho returns to Washington ia
November.
Th, Wiley case arose over the
,mplo,m,ut by th, bureau of Chom-
i-tr, OF Dr n a. Rush, ct New
York pharmucoguoslst of the bureau.
lu effect nv. wiley Dr L. g. Keb-
.rr. thi, of the drug laboratory, aud
pr " - mgclow. assistant ,hlcr of
tb, bureau. were charged with having
.onspirod a. puy Dr Rusby e salary
Iuf g 600 YEAR with th. ta.it under
standing that ~, Vas only to q"
| enough VorN Co secure this amount al
I o.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-09-15
SINALOA SECEDES
FROM MEXICO?
Steamer Which Has Arrived in
San Francisco Brings Report
That Rebellion in Madero
Government is On.

thN iNcuiag Herald \ y, Leased " irrI
san Francisco Sept A.. Ius. ta
.hu Pacific WU. sam,. san Juan.
which arrived u,a GOO. Voca. was
l,dt.us NtlUian rH' Huu. cached
iao E.'i uH Nh. H.o o' -iraioa
bad syc,dcn from .U. u,HJuiI, of NeN.
lDO
While NuWam %. important alty
oi Dee state. Ha. ui u... 1ecu apuar.
caU surIH,I HuI quiet passengers
say b. ha 3eou uanu Uat there haas
been .e.0r o unrest Zoo ihc m.
trrlur
EyDU u.. u. revolution started
there Ya. % strong sru.i imuu JsHlu 4
the Madcuu movement and it was
uo surprise ru fuoeU aboard ship UHu
were mW.lu with t1e situation loo tup
state ui ~iul.oa tat o. haI .ou-h. 10
..uHd.
IHy HpIWo. Also uu-al fuc ..
uor. of serious trouble ln HuI tulud
Banlauillo Nhoyo tugrc a.o large
mines owned ur British subjects Re-
UDulOt dpIrc'lriuue about hc English
Wiucs has caused ho officers pt the
company lu report Jho situation to tu,
BRITISH ambassador iu 'ho c.tN ol Mex
Iru
There r -ud. to no general leCl
. ing ot unrest alous .le western
coast
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-09-15
Branch of Bank of Montreal
at New Westminster, B. C.,
Rifled BY bold Gang of
Robbers This Morning.
VAULTS BLOWN UP
WITH NITRO GLYCERINE
Chinese Janitor Sandbagged
and Gagged While Desper-
ate Band Escapes in Auto
With Spoils; No Clews Yet.
ln, n,rnlnr nrrnla \. q. Lrr.ea MIreI

lHs GNeninE Herald \. y. Leased Nlrei
NrW Nestmiuslcl u. c. sept l'.-
Three hundred and h'tccn thousand
uullurs were stolDu early 'his morn.
ius from th, branch 1i tho iauh ui
Montreal m th. or Fl. HuIs'Irs
entered h, uuuU los Ib. front dool
broke through 'uo 'uu metal coating
ul me vault blow .hy n'n by charges
ui mitclb,p.'uo aud .ol clear away
with their booty without l,iuE seen
except Uy Chinese carc.DNc. They
probably escaped down .by fg1zr
river Dos launch ur else b., aWomo.
b.lc toward Nau.uu,o.
rhoro wos u hI Ss5nouo iu the
sank satcs Chirt OF Police bradshaw
lclicycs toe men would have lahcu Do
an u tbpy could have c,uIe} o. As
i' vas thoy t0oa all they could carry
away. leaving an the silver Jnd notes
uf small denomination ts we'll as
damaged $500 and SO bills lying
around the floor uad Tables OF the
itNls bf QUO bl INC tiHi kF.
rhc nl5t kuo~u of The robbery Was
WHEN Chinese clroiHkrr appeared
af 'liv police station so about ~
O'Clock ana gave the alarm
lic had managed fo worD his 1und'
loose atcl the robbers had departed
Chicf of Police Bradshaw hurried t'
the scene. aud all ol 30, available OF
hcors were pressed into service bul
the only cloW pplaInaplc was thai
given ny the Chiuamon
From 'hc thOroushrCss ui thc lol
aud the tools with which the Worl
was done. the local officers believe
tine same gang which has been a. wort
IN Nancuuyol TUNED the Woth here
u is impossible 20 wuy IJst wh'I
ipr men effected thcir entrance int
no, bank pui 10 is presumed thar =
Was suup tiEy about I orlurh zen
muruin2, far whpu the Chinese ltnl
tUr arrived shuub after ! O'Clock Il
cloan uy. hc lound tho three mon ha'
been doing little cleaning uu ol
their own account and hc'orr th
Chinaman could give the alarm he wa
aaudpnsgrd itgged aud tied 20
chair Then the robbers proceeded q
collect tht gold ana bills from tn
vault aud irii the Dulldnn. some I'm
hcIurc . O'Clock taking more han
quarter ul uillou with them
That the ruhhcrs are siill m thc "
cimN as apparent hy the iudtuE col
powerful automobile stolen from Z
Traps garage. broken down 10 ii0u
oi the \ NJ G. \ building u
thOught Jhp yogbs started TO GET ava
in thc machine and then had to,abdi
don 10
tuall, there rs "a walchmau ou 10
pcmisce bat last week he went %
hts vacation
u rs evident the rohbors know
this ioI In hls room me loot was sic
up and blankets from his bed w"t
used to doaden the noise of the eApi'
sion
AIef "a survey by bank official
soon after lU O'Clock this moruing,
was officially stated that The rohnei
gut away with S3i5,unO
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-09-15
GENERAL PRYCE IS
FIGHTING HARD
This Time However, He is
Warning to Keep Out Of
Prison on Charges Preferred
BY Government.
ln, E,snIas neraIa A. q. L.ns.a Vic,

Los Angeles CALI, Sept l5.--A
preliminary victory was scored hy at
torneys Tor General G., Rhys ppcc,
former leadc. ot the insurrecto iurces
IN Lower California when he came
before lnitcd states Comuissiohc,
Van Dyke today To get oAtraditiou TO
Mexico. PYccs attorneys asked lOr
separate hearings tor their client on
the three charges againsl him, mul.
der arson aud robbery, and although
the prosecution contested the motion,
the commissioner granted a. The
hearing on the robbery charge wa,
scheduled ion this afternoon
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-09-15
ATTEND THE PRIMARIES

Republican primaries hd september
-. pud al Iirpuhioanp
Nbuqurrqur aud 20 the pitntri
the morning uuul afternoon
Republican win have runiN Co register 'cr
rlc viii lr n"m four IN ia" afternoon
until Republicans opuorumi
e.
primaries the, the beginning ~ lr'
urged bN the HcuiHn county
r umac aud select '
In
may -cc convention ia NogH-
lie nominated,
tcpuhIian, the puar'- II b. dut, N"u owe Z"
N0ursclf aud
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-09-15
CHINAMAN LOST HIS
ROLL IN RESTAURANT
Ncup Waited Too L,ng Tor the Iiaul,-
4" Oucn aud - short lii, cate uni
$3.50.
10, E,rnIng Iera,d \. u. Leased wir-J

Laramie. WNu., ~' pt lt.~-iu ur
boo Japanese rest uraui TODAY, NDn".
tlc proprietor. p-t $500 foo nI.F
which he had uauuud o. depus.l us
soon ta tU, buuhs opened. Two mid-
mg- Nrr, burned put both Urr. p'd
aopdru structure. ono of tu.W tu'
second oldest building boo tovu.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-09-15
SITUATION LOOKS
MORE SERIOUS IN
CHINA SAYS
EDICT
Director General is Ordered to
Proceed to Scene of Rebel
lion and 10 Devise Means
for Suppressing 1t.
AMERICANS ARRIVE
SAFELY AT CHUNG HING


tbS Evening hcratd \, o.. Leased Nireb
to-day tumits tu1' Goo situation boa
tlr Dhu.u s dams rou. tud urdprs
Ts,u chung -usu to proceed Wlthcr
tmW,uIt..E
Tuau Fang, tnr director general of
enc HauNnw Canton and hunkuN szy
Chuan railway, is instructed Jp dc,is,
measure. for raising the a,g, ul
Dh,ug ru capital ot Slo Chuan, az
once.
Tho British river euuhudt Wds,ou
is leaving ~W Fu i1r kiauug to-day.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-09-15
TROUBLE IS LIKELY
IN JUAREZ On
FETE DAY
Many Families are Moving
Across Border Into This
Country Until Celebration
Tomorrow Has Been Ended.

El ra-o Texas Sept l5-A Antlci.
pauu- trouble ln Juarez tomorrow
uDuu when Mexican Independence h.
celebrated MANY mHilios are moving
across 90 ,hv Nmcrlran side aud viii
camp nu ou thy liver uauh until after
t1o celebrations On the surface
thcro ulc signs of Impending conflict
iu ualcf The garrison has been
s.rons ucuod win TOO to,mer insur.
r'cto solicitors. making about coo now
there Nugoulstas continue tu threat.
en- the town ana tonight has been set
ior maNng AN attack. but D. Is uot
believed one will be- made
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-09-15
ROCK ISLAND HAS
LUCKY WRECK
Golden State Limited Goes In
to Ditch in Iowa But None
is Killed and Three Are But
Slightly Injured.


TIN|TTWTT- TTNI- SOD" m" INV
Roc Island Golden state Limited
SO g. Nostboud Wu. ieraliod just
east ol .h, station aI NusUouH a.
TODAY 1hrpc mail D.r.ts N.ro bon.
IWod Whcu .Hr mail cau VH- deuil.I
uud overturned. The ou-Iu, I,na'n. .
uuught and tho pus.uue aud uremu
escaped injury so pa-s.uacH were
bug
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-09-15
GoLF CHAMPIONS
HAVE CLOSE RACE
(ny EseniaE Herald 4. y. Leased MtFcl

WNV, \ y NrUT, ll,-N N0rn NiIT UI
the semi-nn6ls Ia The amateur golt
championship was finished at Apn-
wants today. n n Hilton of England
was iive up on Charles W lnslcr ot
Sew Rochelle N y. aud Charles
Evans, D., of chicago was Q nap On
Vermont
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-09-15
STRIKE IN SPAIN IS
CAUSED BY LACK
Of FOOD
Situation in Some Provinces
Grows More Serious Be.
cause of Depletion of Sup.
plies: Government Alarmed
On, E.enlns meraIe :. 2. Lsassd MIrrI

Nudrid sept to.--Thc sirik" sit
uhion VA Rlgoa and throughout the
prosiucr of nisruy grows more alarm
ing, despite thu vigorous measures rec
sorted to bN tho governments Mat
tiers have now been aggravated by the
d,plctun of the fond supply
Disturbances of likr character
ar, reported from Malaga, ~cviila ana
tuipcHul1ua
The plans of the revolutionary
leaders for general uprising seem
tu have failed.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-09-15
TOGO RETURNS 10 ms HONE
nv Evening Herald \. o. Leased WiS~1

Toxic. sept d.. Admirtl Togo rD-
turned home toda from h.s lnW
around sine world.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-09-15
AVIATOR WATTS FOR
BETTER WEATHER
BEFORE GOING
WESTWA
Ward is Still at Calicoon
Where He is Going to Re-
main Until Conditions Are
More Favorable.
FOWLER MAY START
FLIGHT TOMORROW


iny EVrsiaE Hrrsid 4. y. Lsased wIreI
Caii,oou. y ia sept o. ian'"
ward vino is airnptug to 'IN from
Sew YORK to san Francisco Is sud
here. Nhor, ur aughiri last usht
he said he viii not resume his Ilgnt
ul the weather clears
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-06-10
COTTON SHOWS BEST
General Crop Conditions on June
l Rather Low.

Washington. June o.-Cotton showed the
best growing condition on June / OF all
crops reported TO the Department OF Agri-
culture. In it's general review OF conditions
the crop reporting board to-day in a sup
elemental report says:
The month OF May was not. on the whole.
very favora ole for crop growth. droutny
conditions having prevailed over great
portion OF the United States. In conse-
Quence, the average condition Of crop
growth on June | was IS per cent below
the average condition on that date Some
relief from the unfavorable conditions came
at the close OF May and the first part Of
June
Comparing the condition Of various crops
or June l with their average growing con-
dition on that date of recent years. in
most cases ten years. and with one hun
dred representing average conditions and
not normal the board reports:
Cotton. 1885: sugar beets. 1862: apples.
1925: raspberries. lois; spring wheat. l0ll
watermelons 1905; pears. 99.7: cantaloupes.
900: blackberries. CAS- sugar cane. 99j,
oats 969: alfalfa, 96l: onions. 800: lima
beans. 92.5: cabbage. o. pastures, ao.2.
hemp. 50: clover hay. sac; all hay, sol;
peaches. $50.
IL is estimated that the area planted 20
rye Is about 10 per cent less than last
year, or about 1864 acres: clover Oor
hay) acreage 6.3 per cent less than last
year. and sugar cane acreage, GA per cent
more than last year
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-06-10
'DETACH NAVAL CONSTRUCTOR
w. E. Groesbeck, Assistant IN Brook
lyn, Sent to Washington.

In accordance with the intimation given
on the announcement of Naval Constructor
Bakers detachment from the Brooklyn
Navy Yard. orders were received at the
ward yesterday detaching William T.
Croesbeck. assistant naval constructor ana
ASSIGNING him 10 bureau work in WASH
ington. He will have months longer stay
at the yard than Captain Baxter MS
orders not taking effect until July Is.
This leaves the yard practically clear Tor
Robert Stocker. who will take the place
vacated by Captain Baxter. His assistants
have not Vet been designated and 1t IS
probable that he will have some choice IN
their selection.
Mr.. Groesbeck has been a the yard since
July. 1908. and his first important work
was in connection with the construction
Of the collier Vestal He was the construc-
tor most actively engaged in the build
ing % the Florida and was very popular
with the workmen. II was said at the yard
that he would be the technical assistant OF
the Department Of Justice in all matters
concerning the construction Of naval yes
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-06-10
MERGER CT MANY CONCERNS
Computing Tabulating Recording
COMPANY to Cover Big Field

Plans have been completed for the forma-
ton Of new concern. 10 be known the
Computing Tabula ting Recording Company,
which will absorb the International Time
Recording Company. of Endicott, y. Y;
the Tabulating Machine Company, OF
Washington; the Computing Scales Com
pany of America. OF Dayton. Ohio, and
the Bundy Manufacturing Company, Of
Endicott. y. Y. The capitalization Of the
new company will be 100000 stock and
5000, 600 per cent thirty-year sinking fund
bonds.
All Of the constituent concerns have been
in successful operation for several years.
The devices manufactured by the concerns
have come into widespread use with the
growth of scientific mana cement idea,
among them being time recorders. time
stamps. automatic tabulators and machines
for compiling and recording statistics used
by the large industrial concerns and rail-
roads. and the machine for determining the
amount Of electricity used By every motor
man on an electric railway. recently adopted
by the Interborough and the Hudson Tubes
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-06-10
CEILDs'S ALIMONY CASE UP
Husband Wants to File Bond as Sub
stitute for Trust Fund

A motion to discharge the Franklin Trust
Company. Of Brooklyn. as receiver Of
fund of 500 $50 TO guarantee t-e payment
of $1,000 a month alimony to Mrs. Gertrude
Z. Chiids ana substitute instead bond
brought Irving ". Childs and several law
vers before Justice Blackmar. in Long ISL
and City. yesterday.
Childs was represented ty Frederick II.
Clark. while Ralph z. Hemstreet represent
"a Mrs Childs and John Hill Morgan ap-
reared for the trust company. Childs in
berited a fortune from his father. the late
William II. H. Childs. and IN lieu of the
securiTfes now held by the tru~ company
when guarantees Mrs. Chids her alimony
of So o0O a year her husband. through his
attorney wants TO file a bond Of $3eh""'
Justice Blackmar took the papers ana re-
served decision.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-06-10
VERDICT ON c. w. MORSE NOTE

The Western Development COMPANY as
assie,nee of the bankrupt firm Of otto Heinze
z co. won a verdict of 500, s25 30 yesterday
.,oainet Holm w. McKinnen, agent for the
shareholders OF the National bahH Oh MOI ~
America. The trial was held before 1uuee
platt in the United States Crcuit Our
over a note signed by Charles ". Morse,
and deposited with the Mercantile Nauohai
Bank on October j.. 1907, when the Iat'ei
institution made loan Of A3o,'-V TO QUO
Heinze & co. 49, ,ro,,,.o t,as
,,,rred over securities to Morse 10 serve as
collateral on a lean OF $4,000 and Heinze
never received the money. although nS
curifies were later turned over 10 the 'ie'
camille National Bank ana sou
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-06-10
WOULD CONTROL OHIO COPPER

According 10 a Wall street report yes
.erday. the postrOnement Of the annual
meeting Of the United Copper Companys
stockholders scheduled for last Wednes-
day. was due to the efforts which Edwin
Gould and some Of his associates are said
n he making TO secure control of the ONO
COPPER CoGanv. now practically SUD
sidiarv Of the United At meeting OK
the Ohio company on Thursday w a..
Shaw. H. II. Smith and John }. Williams
all said 20 be supporters Of f. Augustus
t4ainze wero elected directors. In the
Event OF The retirement Of Mr.. helnZe
from the management Of the company
and from the board OF directors, VI !,
Gould and his associates VIII undei VINE
the $4,000. per cent ten year BONDS OF
Inc Ohio concern. according 10 the Story.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-06-10

Connecticut corporation. dealer In i,r,..
at No. Madison avenue and New pr,,n,eer
Conn. The petition. filed by several nrui L
itors. alleges that the company made nro,
sets 5000 Judge Hand appointed Phii,na a. :
McCcok receiver. mp d.
THE HERMANN e. HELLER COW
PANY. manufacturers OF womens ,.,i
wear. No. 40 West ODD street The creditons
saw the corporations liabilities Arc e.. ~ ~
and assets $4,000. The company YEA. $500
corporated about March /. with can,,al
stock of sTo.0C0.
THE UNITED BONNET WIRE MANI
FEATURING COMPANY. No. 81 IVES,
45th street: involuntary. Liabilities a. 20
assets 81 500.
GEORGE p. ADAMS, salesman. Of Mid.
dletown. y. Y; voluntary. Liabilities s9S
125: no assets.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-06-10
EACH On JOB SHOOTING CATS
saG Department 5 Sharpshcoter Takes
Up Rife Again.

r"suse there are many stray cats IN
TIE Park, Arthur Haessler. the sharp
,'FT Of the Park department. who has
assigned 20 other work for some
1'luS' "i' take mp his trusty rife again
% eS-i to rid the park OF the stray
-as Park Commissioner Slower sad
ay That there was urgent need for
User 10 use lis rife for the cats were
hg the water fowl as well as the
@'ony Of the park.
- large part " each year the park
an goes after cats. dogs. owls and
0ohs when they appear They are
!. .-saVed in the confines Of Central Park
''aes Of the featheIed folk there.
II. ees are not alone the only vagrant
- which have Increased 10 a large
- o. late Unieashed dogs are beng
- cT.yen ont OF he park By pa
~ > Commissioner Slower said he
: -oh put 20 TWO hundred signs in
~, - ~ tie clty warming owners 20
s.s,. .oss IN leash while in the ga-Ns.
q. m, - F"lSe the sharnsnoOter viii
authority 20 take a shot az them.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-06-10
LOEB FINES STEAMER CAPTAIN

The master OF the steamer Rosario was
fined 81 o. BY Collector Loeb yes@ruaS ~.
the failure to manifest a consignment oi
opium brought in on his craft ne ioi :
eign value Of the drug was APPRAISED a.
snnliad for clearance papers the Collector
refused their issue until the agents iof the
steamer psid the iine. which Was promptly
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-06-10
sURROGATES' NOTICES.

p1-eSr-ANr TO AN ORDER OF HONOR
abie Frank Y Willard. Surrogate Of the County
" Notlc. Is Fc~ebv given that II IL The inten-
.ic, Of the und resigned 20 apply 10 the Surro-
-. ~ rh,. county Of Westchcster for Letters
~ Administration upon the Estate Of Egott
schmidt late II the city OF New Rochelle.
- Y deceased under the provisions OF Sec
-, oGGI OF the code ~ CIVIL Procedure.
AND notice IS further given, according 70
law 10 an persons having claims against Esott
b,,ftt late Of the city Of New Rochelle. in
Ia county. deceased. 70 present the same.
,-''tb tho vouchers thereof. TO the Surrogate OF
~ COMFY Of Weston ster AT the Court House
in me village Of White Plains, y. \. on or
iefore tho twcntv-third DAY 81 June. 1911.
Dated tits lith day OF MAY. 1911
EDWARD &. SC'HMITT Petitioner.
rotIN T. IAMBDEN. Attorney for Petitioner
o.,S- 80 Huguenot street. New Rochelle.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-06-10
PROPOSALS.

SEALED PROPOSALS.. .ENDoRsED PRO
,.pls1fanamo" will b. received the Bureau
80 Yards and Docks. Navy Department. Wash
tnc,or until II O'Clock a. m, July :. 1911. and
,hen ana there publicly opened FOR timber
Htarf brush bukhead dredging and filling at
VIC f;,tte5 states naval station. Guantanamo.
Nh III plans and specifications can be obtained
NC, ,,lication 10 the Bureau or 10 the COM
w. 80. AZ tho naval station named. r. e.
rI@f JVpAY Chief Of Bureau. june 3. 1911.
1r,,,,cr- OF THE COMMISSIONERS OF THE
~ a..,rtc. ~ columbia. Washington, u. G., June
or sealed proposals viii be received at
:. "a until n clock p. m. June 20. 1911
ms shjng and delivering five thousand ave
Tor iu u. ch water meters for use In the Water
sieh a,,,nent' this city. Specifications and form
llepaI ,'ssi NAV be obtained upon application 70
OF piopo'o,,v clerk d. C., Room 500 District
the nInp CI-NO n. RUDOLPH. JOHN \.
BniI,EeiiinGrON. WILLIAM Y. JCDscN. Commits
sinners. u. {.
SEALED WI 81 E EhcF.yEp
az ~, urtil $50 p. IA. June -. 1911. and
y = iI,,,ad for the removal OF concrete floors
thtn op"h,sb northeast side Of Main Island.
a 1.,,is island. y. Y H. For specification apply
Elhs JIisI'1IAM WILLIAMS Commissioner OF
fiDu.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-06-10
BUSINESS TROUBLES.

Tie following petitions In bankruptcy
were filed yesterday in the United states
Court:
ErIswoRTu CuILDS. proprietor of
restaurants Al No h Maiden Lane and NO
e25 and No. 1874 Broadway. KatZ q som,
merich. VINO filed the petition. aIieee CO. ti n'o
the liabilities are $4,000 and assets $500,
II the business IL Kept going. Ii is SAID tiiat
tine rental OF No l1e4 broadway u s-I;V w: a.
year ana taxes: Of No. 625 BroadN Nay $i''"''
and Of No. - Maiden Lane, $lO"W'
THE JOHN PINCHES COMPANi'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-06-10
COTTON MEN BAR FLOOR CARDS.

The proposed amendment 10 the bylaws
n the cotton Exchange. providing that
a monthly card Of admission 10 t''e "oo'
might be issued to the clerk OF any mem
Der who might apply, under certain am re- re-
stricfions. unon payment OF $lV) WdS Ie-
fa,,od ,.osterdav nv q vote Of 1872 10 @A