davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
New-York tribune., 1912-08-16
r $40 Central Park West; all liens;

sGaTs!ts;5 r e. $40 Central Park West all 'i'n''
SD AVE, 1872. 25.7x irres: Algernon S Norton.
referee to George Ehret 1897 Park ave. AVE
10; s4o7oO; attorney, q NJ Burghard' III
Broadway. oo,. o,o,h
st x75: Eugene l. Moses to Mosdyek co. A.
Broadway; May /; 500; attorneys Bandier
aTH AVE n W cor 201st st. 8s.l1x1oO; Eu-
gene s L Moses to Mosdyck Co, AZ Broadway
% part: May /; s1oo: attorneys Bandief
'S 3D. ST. $. 275 It W Of I'd ave, 25xs1; John
F C,ovaD, referee to Amelia Hanford, 33 Elm
wood ave- South Norwalk, Conn: Aug IA; s"o,o
600; attorneys. Wilson, Barker g. wagner 70
18TH sT. CI7 East. 25x92 Charles g Nose, nm
N Mosdyck Co a corp'n, AZ Broadway; All
lens; May /; 500; attorneys, Bandler & Haas
aoTT sr 800 West; Ss, sty GTs SIsro3S 2Ss'ss ss2
George o, mss1r0TG tx K sts o6 Van Aug u sioo at
torney. title Guarantee and Trust Co. l'o
Broadway. oo,.,oos An
@dH 81; rnrsI, gg WsSf TO Frances @ wolf, 81 Yves,
s4tb 81; Aug 10: 500; attorney, Title Guaran-
tee and Trust Co 176 Broadway. ,oo .. ,,.,.,,
Wagner TO Eberhsrd PantIe. 1872 I'd AYE aye
mtg $1,000 Aug 4; 500: attorney, Title
guarantee and Trust Co. 176 Broadway. ION g
,,hsrIii DSLH . Noses o. to Mosdyck Co. ~ Broad
way: all Hens; May ]; 500 attorneys bsn''er
g. Haas. ~ Broadway. 49,, br, o5,oo1I:
sis iSfI nd icrnie Power 20 American Mortgage
and Holding 60. 37s Stone ave. Brooklyn .ne ,.o
IA: 81: attorney, Alexander sachs 80 o'o"e
i47ru ST sls West. 1e.sx9a II; Charles !. =
Moses 10 Mosdyck Go. ~ Broadway: Nay -
500 attorneys, Bandler 4 Haas V
"I? i5oru At. 54s West. 17x@o. IL Lille e,,,s ~
Benedlkt 70 Lena Gross S's sis Ess 600: o attorney,
S. OOO); all liens; July 2o' slo'"o''
Diw A Brown. 135 Broadway
r,>-r AVE soi 452xsOs Charles @
,,n. IlaAr 80 uosdyck Co ~ Broadway; May l.
800. attorneys Bandler 6 Haas " broa'-
way. - tez,b st 1iox761 10
u,as,rrasier ave; American Real Fstate 20 10
- eouare Bldg CO. 713 Westcnester aN'
ron ,n. lf. 500: attorneys. Woodford' BoVee
bIICnSr; HG Tr,yWTrJ, AVE. PIG s. 81 9Iso; Ed
clrJ WIller Bldg 90 to Martin DGEen,atnnnn 3 .tnn
ls2o Mohegan ave; Aug 10 unts $500 70 rs
attorney. ritle Garantec ana i''''
'rTa@TK%ss1N IaTKs1N AVE. :, 90 :, of l2Sth ahns, ~,
25x77 q: Fberhsrd tantlc 70 tLS.1 .1. oco,. sloo:
ia Fss, ssd st: Aug ~ (mtg st,u"}; fiIyyHs
'rI5 T9T so block - map ,rSsS Of MaDs:s ~ s'iss ssst
ae.b 3, mtg SO c5o): Aug 0; ~. ., ,s7,n
IORII,IARD PLACE, .. 81 ~ s9.hioYo 9t i"
st. 1e,sxi9o; Geo GpGnnrIi % 7SoI SSn hns is; 81;
attorney n Fliashnick. 3Os brosnwt ,ss,t ., N,
pIyrr.p AVE " r. so n or loiuI S., 80. -
,oa M n johnson 20 John Johnson. l22l Riser
w., w. 1, imns 10: 500; attorney. Bnsher' No
hast LET 70 nn.sSir. from West Chester 10 Weet
KOAi 10; 6 map estate John Mulyey; FRAN. FRANK
J1snkiewicz 1s to Louis Koter6s. i'oo N.Y.
port ort road Aug 10; 81; attorney
esarriTPsOS ST. 1918. 37.6xioo: Sadle h.,,r h
~ IjIIe Y B.nedik,. 54s West Ieotn So ,tis a
i lrns $3.50: 81; a. a5toTeeSyB Ieo Brosdway Ea%yT
TysE AVE, W 3, $50 II n OF i'2d 81, ZoN
New-York tribune., 1912-08-16
MORE STOCK FOR c. P. R.
Shareholders to Authorize In
crease of 100000, 900.

rhe stockholders Of tho Canadian Pa
ciac Railway Company have been advised
bv the directors that at the annual meet
ing on October 2 they Will be asked 10
authorize an increase Of $6o.00O.cO in the
common stock, the authorized amount OF
which is now 800 10000. with SlsS,Gp@
outstanding. The stockholders VIII also
act upon a resolution to authorize the
issuance of consolidated per cent oe-
bcnture stock. in an amount not stated
for the purpose Of acquiring the outs'aho-
ing securities of the Dominion Atlanuc
Railway Company. which has been con-
,roIled bv the Canadian Pacific Tor TWO
wears.
II Is reported from ottawa that the
Canadian Pacific has asked the Dominion
Parliament for permission TO increase the
authorized common stock from SZ"'""'ooV
to $500 10000. or this additional anloun'
the stockholders will be asked al tnlH
time 70 authorize the issuance OF ouly
$50 900. 100, but Il is not expected In wan
Street that the directors purpose oHerlns
for early subscription moro than ABOUT
s.0Dn.OoO Of this 100000 new stocA'
which. If the purchase price should Dc
fixed AT $50, as IN the case of the last is-
sue, slS.CO.Oo, would return the company
sso000.OO of new funds. 1t Is SAID 10 DC
likely. however that the price viii he 100
or perhaps even higher. Canadian racine
yesterday reached new high RECORD
mark of 2sG. closing at @Si's.
The 100000 which would ne ra'seu
from the sale of new stock at l0 70 u'c
amount of 10 per cent Of present hoidnEs
would with the money which the com
rsrv has now on hand. II is understood
ne suf1c,ent 20 meet the requirements OF
the new construction and the Hnp'oNe-
nent work OH the system during 'he year
New-York tribune., 1912-08-16

II was reported in real estate circieS
Yesterday that the four dwelling house'
at Nos. 145 to l47 Riverside Drive ana NO
$50 West s7th street had been solu' IH'
property is at the southeast corner or '''h
street. with q frontage Of 50 feet on inc
Drive and 100 feet in the street INC
owners Of the various parcels are b'n
S. Graham, Josephine 3. Martin mere"
g. White and Mrs. Margaret =. Dyeu'
The Notberland club is soon TO JON
the Gramercy Park club colony haN''S
lust bought from the estate or benjamin
Franklin Lee the four story dWeiIlhs OH
plot &c 3xl10 feet at No. 81. the DoutIas
Robinson Charles g. Brown Company Was
the broker. The Netherland club recent
" sold Its present quarters at NO u hast
18th street. through the same broker 10
the Wyllys Company controlled ny the
Stokes family, owner of the Mao'So'
Square Hotel, abutinG.
William 4. Darling a. sons and llnam
&. Baker have sold for the Maze Realty
Company the Uuntingfield, at Nos. 6IJ
and SIT West 18th street, an eight story
elevator apartment house on plot JoNiV''ll
feet. between Broadway and Riverside
Drive. The Scheer-Ginsburg Realty ana
Construction Company ID the buyer and
=lyos in part payment Nos. 30 and 900
Cherry stheet, a six story new law house
on plot %76xl63x irregular. Tho transac-
ton involves about $4,000.
Other sales for Manhattan and The
Bronx follow
MANHATTAN.
both sTREBT-Pess. & Gilman Lave sod
for Susan OMesra and Mary Eltinge NO 46i
West l5oth street, a three story dweillns
1iITH STRBET-A. V Amy & co. have
sold No. 81 East illth street, three etory
buiIdins on lot ?oHico II se"t TO an optTeT ,t %,
Nellie l. Archer 20 Fisher and Irving levine
and I. ~ Kempner the four story dwelling
house. on lot le.px75 feet. at No 200 W.,
18th street. between Broadway and Ei2hth
FOURTH STREET. .-crir & Herrick hay.
gold tor the estate Of Rachel Bants The ,n Sld
which was purchascd by tho late John Banta II
ls;e
conrinded for the sale by Ogden & Clarkson
and L. ?. Gallard to The =. II. Jacksah CON ON
panv OF No. 10 70 716 Second avenue FOUR
four story tenement houses and stores on q
MOT iOOII00 feet NJ the northeast corner o'
ssth street and Second avenue. The seHer u
| the estate ot Mary r. Robinson.
THE BRONX.
FAIT.E STREET Tho Brown Really on
panv Ia. sold 10 4 Mr.. Montgomery 80. "4-
irailc street. a Two story dwelling mousse ''
! lo' 2SNi00 fsct. -,,.t
! PROSPECT AvENUE.-Ale1ander Selkln
| has sold for Samuel Brcner No. 9e9 lrosl'.oo 30
! Avenue a one family house. on lot '5Sl25 ~ ~
/ feet betgeen 1874 and l64th streets a. No,tt
| Burland M Burland now controls plot WIN WIN
! a frontage OF 32s feet and depu rahs"h :
| from i46 e. 1865 feet. having acquired all o' II
! through NJ Selkin.
New-York tribune., 1912-08-16
IN THE AUCTION MARKET.

The following transactions were re-
corded yesterday at the Real Estate EX-
change salesroom, Nos. ~ and Is Vesey
street:
Ey Joseph r. Day.
MADISON AVE. 1896, " cor etth 81
IOosxsT9: ely apt house sold to the plain
TN for $3.50 900
10TH ST. 335 East. n g. 900 u Of LIST
ave. 25KIOO II: sty tenn1t and stores; sold TO
the plaintiff for sll. 600.
BY Henry Brady.
1877 AVE le4l and 1898. " :, SOIL ~ o,
,noth a. t0,IO0. & sty teumt and stores: sold
10 the plaintiff for $4,000
At the Bronx Exchange:
By Joseph y. Day.
CONCORD AVE. W cor 1I2d ST DxIo"'
. sty dpg adjourned 10 August ~
l65TH ST. 3l6. " cor FindIay ave 2o'Iih
New-York tribune., 1912-08-16
FARLEY TALKS WITH eAYNoR.

Commissioner W. W. Farley, head Of
the State Excise Department, who is en-
gagged at present in suppressing all viola
ton of the excise law in this city. had a
talk with Mayor Gaynor at the City Hall
yesterday afternoon. When he went away
he said that his visit had nothing 10 do
with the investigation Of the Police De-
partment 1t is understood that this talk
was largely I'm regard to the all-night
restaurants that keep open without a
special license.
New-York tribune., 1912-08-16
WIRELESS REPORTS.

Tho Adriatic. reported az 82S miles east OF
Sandy Hook az 900 a m yesterday, IS ca
pected 20 dock this morning.
The Perugis, reported H. 243 miles east OF
sandy Hook ~ noon yesterday. is expected TO
dock this morning
The Mauretania reported as 100 miles east
of Sandy Hook AT $50 p m Nednesday' Is eN-
pected 20 dock this forenoon.
Tho Ivernia. reported miles east OF
Fire Island at 4:15 D M yesterday, is expected
to dock this forenoon.
Sandy Hook yesterday. is expected 10 dock
SATURDAY. morning.
New-York tribune., 1912-08-16

Manhattan.
AMSTERDAM AVE, s, Js.s Il o. Ha%-
thnrne St 1863 3YlI - to Harlem River A3Hs.s
irrcg. Chas - Moses to MosdyCk 60, " broad
way; MAJ /. 500. attorneys, Bandicr HAS
4. broadway.
AUDTBON AVE. cor ls9th st.. fail
100. William Crav ford 10 clara II liohenfols.
Dayton ohio: Aug . 800. attorney, II
'ouubcrs l2N TIroadUay. oo
LEMON AVE. cor l3sth ST, "p.l XIV"
Ecrrkamp Realty co to National Bank or
North Hudson (fntg $4,000; July 10; 81; sd
dress. West HoLoken, y J. -,
MADISON AVE. i0is. % lxlO: Morton II
Meinhard to Henry G Ward, sl6 Madison ave.
and s: all liens: Aug lS; 800; attorney
Yavvers Title Insurance Co, $50 Broadway
CANAL, ST 5f3. runs 1864 4l. lUx
24Sx2lx sv 2j.6X ~ 10 beginning; Mery
a Lewis 20 John RI Wood 337 West 3lst ~,
Aug u; 81: attorney Lawyers Title Insurance
- MANGiN sr, 80, 25xoa; Ellen W. Turnbull
and ano 70 Solomon Bisgaicr 3l6 Rvington 81;
Aug 2: 81 attorney, LAWYERS Title Insurance
Co 100 Broadway
NEW BOWERY q and %, 42axt7xal II
10 10; Antonio Candida 10 Raymond GuarmI
and Domeuico Candida, l2s Clinton ave
Brooklyn (mtg sl775o): March 30; 81; attor-
news. Cuarcini & Candida. % New Bowery
POST AVE. &c 175 n OF Academy 81. 'oa
$50: Frigcnc I, Moses 10 Mosdyck 60. ~
Broadway: May !: $40; attorneys BandIer 4
" WAsHrNGToN ST. ca5. x-xl5s1s4a1 d
Frederick Weintraub ot al 10 William II
New-York tribune., 1912-08-16


shares Of stock in this market yesterday.
principally United States Steel common.
These dividends have geen declared:
American Express Company. regular quar-
teriy per cent. payable October Black
stone Valley Gas and Electric Company
quarterly / 1-2 per cent on the preferred
and per cent on the common, both pay
able September 5; Chesapeake ONO
Railway Company, regular quarterly l Ia
per cent, payable September 80; lAclede
Gas Company. regular quarterly S-4 per
cent on the common, payable September
10: Calumet and Arizona Mining Com
panv. regular quarterly 81 a share; Su-
porjor and Pittsburgh Copper Company
regular quarterly 80 cents share, pay
able September % Philadelphia, German
town & Norristown Railroad Company.
regular quarterly 8 per cent payable Sep
tcmber A. and Brooklyn Union Gas Com
pany. regular quarterly l IL per cent
payable October l.
The Sub-Treasury has transferred to
San Francisco for account Of local banks
the sum of 10000.
limited States Rubber Company's sub
scription receipts. full paid, for first pre-
ferred stock have been admitted TO the
Stock Exchange list. The preferred and
common stocks OF the Evansville & Terre
Haute Railroad Company have been
stricken from the list.
Fisk & Robinson are offering at price
10 yield "a. per cent the per cent pre-
ferred stock of the St. Louis, Rocky
Mountain and Pacific Company. whose
average net earnings for the last three
years are equivalent TO 20 per cent on this
stock
H. T. Holtz e. Co.. bankers, Of Chicago.
announce the association with them VI
Andrew Cooke at present vice-president
of the Harris Trust and Savings Bank,
and that on and after September / the
business will be continued under the same
management with the assistance of Mr..
Cooke. with cash capital increased to
$4,000. under the name OF Cooke, Holtz
g. Co.
Marsden J. Perry one of the leading In
terests in the Norfolk Southern Railroad
Company, denies the rumor that control
of the road has been secured by George
J. Gould, and adds that the sale of the
property to any new interests whatever
has never been considered. Mr.. Goulds
connection with the company as a d.
rector. Mr.. Perry says, is simply matter
OF accommodation.
The American Sheet and Tin Plate Com
pany has advanced its price for 10-gauge
blue annealed sheets 81 a ton. the new
base price being 81 50 100 pounds.
Paul B. Skinner. who has for some time
been manager Of the bond department Of
Hornblower & Weeks. In this city. has
been appointed manager OF the firms Chi
cago Office.
Alexander r. Robinson has been elected
a director OF the Cambria Steel Company.
as successor to Frederick krebs, resigned.
The Independent Brewing Company, OF
New-York tribune., 1912-08-16
RECORDED LEASES.
with name and address of lessee
AUGUST 10.

COLUMBUS AVE. 81: store. etc; MARY A
Kctcham et nj to Wine Growers ASsocis-
ton. } yrs from oct |. 1912: $4,000; address
81 9th ay".
BROADWAY. II W cor Of ll5th St second
store. Patcrno Bros Corporation 70 MU.i,s
Goslin aud ano: 10 yrs from Oct I, 1917;
81 900: address, 1925 Amsterdam ave-
MADISON AVE. cor OF 29th st; 1ourth
loft: Thomas 4 Emmct Realty GO 70 Al1reh
II Goldstein: 2 yrs from Feb I. 1913; ssOoo;
address $40 West s8th St
2OTH ST. 80 East: store, etc; J Cleveland
Cady 10 Henry Frank and ano: 10 yrs from
Feh l. 1918: SO 200: address New Rochelle
Ny.
i1TTH ST. 51J East, all; Max Aaron 70
Glaclnto Pcloso: yrs from sept J. loI-i
g. COS. address 1873 Fast iiIth 81
New-York tribune., 1912-08-16
= coast: Saturday, fair; moderate north winds

For Eastern Pennsylvania, New Jersey
Delaware. Maryland. the District OF Colum-
bia and virginia, fair and somewhat cooler
to-day: Saturday. probably fair; light 10
moderate north winds.
For New England, fair to-day and prob
ably Saturday; moderate temperature; Hight
to moderate north windr.
For Western Pennsylvania and western
New York. fair to-day; Saturday, unsettled;
moderate north winds.
FOR West virginia fair to-day: Saturday.
unsettled.
New-York tribune., 1912-08-16

Henry Sleaman. a stock quoter on the
floor of the Consolidated Stock Exchange,
yesterday completed his twenty-fifth year
In the service of that institution. The
brokers gave him a cash purse Of hand
some amount as a recognition of his long
connection with the exchange.
New-York tribune., 1912-08-16
PRAIRIE OIL DIVIDEND.

Independence, Kan, Aug. il i5-Dircctor'
Of the Prairie oil and Gas Company TO-
day declared a dividend of - share
PAYABLE September & 1912, 10 stocKhoid'
crS of record August q.
New-York tribune., 1912-08-16
TRADING IN THE REALTY MARKET
Row of Dwelling Houses in Riverside Drive at Southeast Cor
ner of 9th Street, Reported Sold.
NEW HOME FOR NETHERLA ND CLUB IN 1RAmEhC' rAnN

ss 0x25. .6x9o.5: 3 sty tenmt and stores; sold TO
william A Cans for S31 900.
ny Samuel Marx.
UNION AVE, so. G >, 176 II s OF l51st ST.
II $3.50: sty tennIt: sold to the plaintin TOT
nOD
New-York tribune., 1912-08-16
RECORDED MORTGAGES.

with name and address OF grantee ana
Attorney
Interest per cent unless otherwise stated.
AUGUST ~
New-York tribune., 1912-08-16

Pittsburgh. has declared dividend of IA
per cent on the preferred stock, payable
August 90. There had been no previous
declaration since November, 1908, and the
arrears of dividends on this per cent
cumulative issue aggregate 2h4 per cent.
New-York tribune., 1912-08-16

The Pennsylvania Steel Company and
the Maryland Steel Company have each
received from the New York Central Rail-
road an order for 5000 tons of Mayari
Bessemer steel rails. The Delaware, Lack
awanna Western road has ordered 400
tons Of steel rails.
New-York tribune., 1912-08-16

MONDAY, AUGUST It"
Nsrowiine, Trin'd. RDWI. 80 m S:VV y
Rorinquin, Caibarien, NJ son - 800 go - =
Santiago Brunswick, Clyde -- i'" "
New-York tribune., 1912-08-16
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.

MINIATURE ALMANAC.
Sunrise. Oil; sunset, '6:b7; moon sets, e:o@;
moons age, T.
New-York tribune., 1912-08-16

HIGH WATER.
New-York tribune., 1912-08-16

Official observations Of United states weather
bureaus taken at p. m. yesterday follow:
New-York tribune., 1912-08-16
ITEMS OF THE STREET.

Foreign houses bought about 10000
shares Of stock in this market Yesterday,
principally United States Steel common.
New-York tribune., 1912-08-16
IIurniHty.

g a. M. 7si1 p. m..... 44s p. M. %
New-York tribune., 1912-08-16

Forecast for Special Locsiitiee.--For East
crn Ncw York. fsir to-day; cooler on the
New-York tribune., 1912-08-16
RECORDED TRANSFERS.


with name and address OF purchasers attor-
ney.)
AUGUST Is.
New-York tribune., 1912-08-16

The Sub-Treasury has transferred TO
San Francisco for account Of local banks
the sum of 10000.
New-York tribune., 1912-08-16

United States Rubber Company's sub
scription receipts. full paid Tor hrst pre-
ferred stock have been admitted to th'
Stock Exchange list. The preferred ant
common stocks OF the Evansville & Terr'
Haute Railroad Company have beer
stricken from the list.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1912-08-14
Q @ o 10000 o 2 o Q o Q c
CANADIAN YACHT AGAlH
WINS ONIR A Ahilil' ~
Motor Roat CatCho- Fire and Grew
4. Rescued Nuh GTrat
Difficulty I

CHICAGO AUS lr-Ths canadian
-o.r Patricia won a. r.r' SECOND
t.lags rar- .r ra- s.E.es at t.e Doe
re contested Rfh the American
saeht C.r.F1 for tas sailing cnam-
p onsr , q tnr Ir.a Lakes Io-
days victory BE- The second for ire
Caualal The American boat has
one y.ctorr tl lts erel4.
O-.y third q 0lat length -rr-
aratsd t6e contests a. tae finish 40
toGays race The ot..a. eaIse ~
ume tur the winner was -.a1-15 FOR
u miles.
Daring The fre-T pie race Tor
- foot m..orh.ats which was won
.n -4t- r Chicago. the kfy
Hawk calgh, Gre and sank about a
mile and a. hall from shore She eas
the second motor lo-' o. sink during
the carnival. Monroe driver and
Fred J.-.lra ue. hau.l-H. were pick
90 l1 .- tev minute. -! todays
acc den,
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1912-08-14
Ideal Summer
Resort

Eureka Springs. Ark On top Of
he Ozarks 10 malaria No mosqui.
1es. Altitude ..eQ0 feet Always
ool Low round trip rates. Ample
totel accommodations. Crowds and
rtertn.nment 10 make the summer
rjoyable For booklet ask r. X.
gent or write
c. ID. WHITNEY. Traffic Manager.
2. & y. A. Z. R.. Eureka Springs. Ark.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1912-08-14
Manhattan
Shirt Sale
Is On

This has been the most successful shirt sale in
the history Of this store No odd stickers to work
off, but the entire stock of Manhattan Shirts. for
this spring excepting white lamdered shirts are
an snle at areatlN relnced nLicns
Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1912-08-10
First published August 5. 1919

D.
HOUSE CONCUR RENT RESOLUTION No 2
Granting equal rights and privileges to WON
en-.
Be it resolved by the legislature of the
state OF Kansas. two-thirdS of the members
elected to each House there concurring
therein:
That the following proposition to amend
the constitution of the state of Kansas be
hereby submitted to the qualified electors of
the state for their approval or rejection
namely
SECTION l. The rights of citizens of the
state OF kansas to vote and hold once
shall not be denied or abridged on account
of sex.
SEC. ?. This proposition shall be submit
ted to the electors of this state at the cleo
ton Tor representatives to the Legislature in
the year 1912. The amendment hereby pro-
posed sh II be known on the ofncial ballot by
the following title: Amendment to the con
to women, and the vote for or against such
amendment shall be taken as provided by
law.
SEC 3. This amendment, if adopted shall
be known as section of article of the con-
Stltutlon OF the state of Kansas
SEC. 4 This resolution shall take effect
and be force from and after its publication
in the statue book.
Passed the House February z 1911
Passed the Senate February g. 1911
Approved February 9, 1911.
hereby certify that the foregoing is a
true and correct copy of original House Con-
current Resolution No. 3, now on file in NV
ONCE.
CHAs H SESSIONS,
Secretary of State.
Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1912-08-10

hold of p. NJ. 431ss, car of lumber
which was in bad order for stop bolts,
and was moving it from rip track
when the load shifted, instantly kill
ing Teddy Din and slightly iniuring
John Conroy, tresspassers, who had
gotten into the car some time during
the night Din had a letter in his
pocket which was signed by his father
and mother, showing his home to be
3o3 North. Oak Street, Creston, Ia
Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1912-08-10

Conroy is a resident of Ballston, N Y.
His injuries consist of slight bruises
on leg and arm. Car was not roughly
handled. Dill's body was turned over
to undertaken, who notified his
parents"
During the last four years there
has been but a single accident on the
Union Pacific resulting in the death
of a passenger, but its precautions
are of no avail in cases like this
Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1912-08-10
F'irst pu blished August 10, 1912
Notice for Publication-Serial No. O2O9G

Department of the Interior
United States Land once, Topeka Kan
August 2, 1912
Notice is hereby given that Robert II Rob
lnson OF Utica, Kansas, who on-November 81
1905. made Homestead Application 1903 serial
NO C209o for southeast quarter section g.
township Is south. range IS west, 6 p. M has
nled notice of intention to make final five
year proof. to establish claim to the land
above described, before the Hon. Probate
Judge OF Trego County. Kansas at Wa-Kee-
1912.
Claimant names witnesses:
Lewis o. Spencer, Banner. Kansas: Eliza
Perkins Frank Love and Orange Randall an
OF Utica, Kansas.
George w. Fisher,
Register
Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1912-08-10
Capper and Dawson Win
Stubs has a slight lead
over Curtis.
THE COUNTY WINNERS

Here is a list of the candidates
primary The official vote taken
from the County Clerks record will
be given in full next week:
REPUBLICAN,
Representative L. Cook.
County Clerk-C. H. Benson.
TreasurerlC. M. Bell.
Attorney-I. T. Purcell.
Clerk of Court-D- E. CIPHER.
Register of Deeds-W. B. Kelly.
Probate Judge-A. S. Peacock.
Surveyor-H. Harlan.
Superintendent of Instruction
Carrie Stradal.
Commissioner End. District-J. G..
HixSon.
Commissioner 3rd District-W. d.
Austin
DEMOCRAT
Representative D. Wheeler.
County Clerk-W. G. P. Rhoades.
Treasurer. B. Acre.
Attorneys. NJ. HutZel.
Clerk of Court-W. ]. Williams.
Register of Deeds-Margaret Swig-
gett.
Probate Judge-Geo. Hunt.
Superintendent of Instruction
Grace Pershing.
Commissioner End. District-A H.
Hamm.
Commissioner 3rd. Districts. A.
Newcomer.
Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1912-08-10

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