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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-04-26
ALLEy NOW RACHAEL LANE
GRAND ST.

The street number OF the above described
nremises is SIS Grand Street and Goerck
e. rect Borough OF Manhattan, city OF New
York. . -. .h ,ia, mr.
,barse 10 wit the plaintiffs dover. TO satisfy
which the above described property Is TO be
sold is thirteen thousand three hundred hine-
,Yeieht and 9i-iOO dollars (sl3,39s.ol), TO-
eether with costs and allowances and the eN-
penses OF the sale. 1850 .o.a
- md water rates or other liens, which
are 20 be paid by the referee. are as follows
on nercel number two. four hundred slSty-hNt
VI a 100 1sI65 OS) dollars. and on parcel
anu three. two hundred eighty-four and
ZoeIVyyy ,,arcsl number two will be sold subject
' mortgage for seven thousand tsi ooOl
dollars and interest from Jannay , .sd 'vs
Nv three will be sold subject 10 mort
n nsns for seven thousand ts7 1000 90, dollars
and interest from January ISL iei-' at n't
nor cent per snnum. -
pN SAMSON LACHMAN.
Referee.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-04-26
TAKE TEACHER FOR "FIREBUG
fBy Telegraph to The Tribune.l

fBy Telegraph 20 The Tribune
Waterbury, Conn. April 25.-Several fire.
bugs are on the police records. and three
went through the third degree to-day and
were released
Frank Shearon; representing New YORK
business house. fell into the dead lines last
night, and was deprived of his liberty Ions
enough to get the scare'of his life until he
showed his line Of leather goods and his
card.
Another man was thought to be ACTING
strangely near big drygoods house. lie
was Just angry enough not to understand
the situation, had "a tussle with patrol
man on dark street and was forcet To
the station house. There he said he was
O. l.. Judd principal of the public schools
in Plainville, Conn, and had come to al
tend convention, at which he wa, e
speak.
Mr.. Judd II 50 well known IN religious
circles all over the state that his arrest u
y Joke OF which he may not hear the las'
for ten years lie 10 relSis2 ~ Mayor
Reeves.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-04-26
s,,opocATEs' NOTICES.

---.-- NOTICE TO CREDITORS. ,..
MOI 49,, ~ - io and are about to apply to the
slsned nat Of the county OF Monroe, New YORK
for awarding 20 them e and estate "a
hlhisti,a "a clark late OF the city or Rochester,
k Ia York, deceased intes!ae under The pro-
Visions Of section 2Gi OF rt the Tor coae decree or
Pr9ce'SSii ,ecting that the penalty OF Their BOND
saos such administrators do not EXCEED eouo rne
the claim; Of Ds the
the es'I Notice provided for in said Section, and
to ,, tne is hereby given to all the creditors OF
the said ntesae and to "a al saS deceased 20
cialns - claims 10 tho Surrogate OF the said
ouniy OF Monroe at hts once IN y hs c og or or
kocne H. 57th DAY OF May. 1912.
bhte" "f' DANIEL II. CLARK.
GEORGE II. CLARK.
,,vpoN r. BIY, Attorney for the Estate, slG-
sys German Insurance Bldg, Rochester n. y.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-04-26
National Guild Starts Annual
Flower Education Campaign.

The National Plant, Flower and Fruit
Guild has started its annual spring cam
paign for the Identification of the city.
and. If II had its way. every hriCk ami
steel alley in town would bc transformed.
As 1t is. many an arid spot will bloom with
the window boxes it makes and fil at the
expense of 81 each ana sell for - cents.
Flowers are given away free, too. on
May l the New York city branch OF the
guild will distribute roots and bulbs TO all
school teachers who have garden space.
There is no appropriation for this work
from the Board Of Education. The distri-
button will ne made from the Henry street
Settlement and from the ATTN street branch
Of the Young Women's Christian AssoCia-
ton. on May : 800 root geranum cuttings
will he distributed among the children Of
Public School Il. I'm East 5th street and
In September prizes of blue, white and red
ribbons will he given to those who have
raised the most beautiful plants.
To meet the very great interest in flow
ers that is often most pathetically shown
i'm the poorer parts Of the city the New
York branch will hold flower show on
MAY "A 10 16 AT Public School : Commis-
sioner Slower. personally, aud the Bronx
Geological Gardens have been the most
generous donors of material for the show
An these facts were made known AT the
annual meeting of the guild held yesterday
afternoon at the home of Countess Annie
Leary, No. 1899 Fifth avenue.
\ special plea was made for nature mt
terial to be used in the city schools, and th"
meagre appropriation made by the Board
Of Education Coy this work was greatly
depiored. In this connection, upon a
suggestion OF Seth Thaycr Stewart, the
guilds recording secretary. and the only
man present al the meeting. II was moved,
seconded and carried that an official letter
from the guild be sent to the Board ol
Education. suggesting that a valuable
means for teaching nature study in schools
would be with stereoptlcon slides. and,
above all. by pictures showing the growth
of plants
The matter of planting fruit trees by the
roadside was discussed and referred to a
committee.
The following officers Were reelected
President, Mrs. John Wood Stewart vice
presidents David Fairchild. Mrs. AleXan-
der Van Rensselaer,, Mrs Margaret Deand
and Miss Louise Klein Miller; treasurer,
Robert f.. Livingston; secretary. Miss Ellen
Eddy Shaw. and recording secretary, Seth
Thayer Stewart.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-04-26
ADVOCATES UNIFORM LAWS
Everett P. Wheeler Urges Nations t(
Agree on Maritime Regulations.

Washington. April 25.-With the lesson OF
the Titanic horror fresh In mind, Everett
7. Wheeler. of New York, in an address
before the American Society OF lnterna-
tional Law, pointed out the necessity "l
uniform maritime regulations among the
commercial nations of the world
The meeting was the first one IN the So
cietys sixth annual gathering. which VIII
continue until Saturday night. Senator
Elihu Root, as president of the society
delivered an address on the real sisniii-
canoe of the Declaration of London.
Some considerations on the past pres
ent and future OF international law was
the theme considered by Pasquale' F1ore,
Senator OF italy and professor In the
University OF Naples.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-04-26
PITTSBURGH BROKERS FAIL
Scully. Painter & Beech Put III Hands
of Trust Company as Receiver.

Pittsburgh. April 2,-Aunomccmcut Of
the suspension Of Scully. Painter q Beech
was made on the Stock Exchange this
morning. following the sling in the United
states Court OF ana application for fee
ceiVcr
Judge Charles =. ON appointed th" COM
nouweaIth Trust Company. OF PIt'-'Hi-h
receiver for the firm. The proceedings "I"
against the firm as VII 49, IT'S H'm'''-
a. individuals.
SculIy. Painter n Beech hold member
shins I'm The New York, Pittsburgh ana
Chicago stock exchanges and tine 'hi't-p
goa,d of Trade IN" firm was formed ID
LITTLE over six years 20 ny thdiIr- =.
Painter. James ScullE Daniel Rroch ana
Edward FARLEY. and did large business.
we are unable yet To CIV" sldtt hl
or urobable liabilti,s and assets NJ.
Painter said. 'Thc suspension was proutht
about when some Of oar best sc'nTliI'S
were thrown out. ! hope ih" "mhari"s~-
meut is only temporary.
The failure Of Scully, Painter q H,ccA
caused surprise among members OF 'he
stock Exchange mere. Charles y PalnteI
sr az the Pittsburgh firm. haS been
,ncrntrr of tho New York Stock ENcnduS'
Sine Scptcmbcr a. 1905. The firm had s"N.
oval corrrs pondcutS IN this city ana opri-
.;sd a wire service. which gave II q proinl-
mont nlac, among stock Exchange houses
i'm pittyburgh The feeling prevailed am ilS
brokers here VINO are familiar with ln'
situation that the suspension Would n'l ne
serious and that The firm would r'"'i".'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-04-26
MONEY AND EXCHANGE.

THE MONEY MARKET.-Moncy on call
o,anrd Al per cent; highest, !" per cent /,
I",nst -, per cent; closing. ~ per cent :
luWto. II . ner cent Time money was
,,,,ni,',nred Rates 3n3il per cent for sixty
dav.' 3i,TSIg per cent for ninety days, and
four mouths 81 per cent for I'VE ana IN. slH
n"nths Mercantile paper was lssueu WIN
MI freedom There was good mar
lnt for the higher grades. Rates: 4Hii2
m ner cent for sixty and ninety days indorse-
ments: 4m4la per cent for cholc" Ioui , ar fn,
six months single names per 'e"' 'o'
Others. 49,
FOREIGN EXcHANGE.-The foreign eX-
choc~e market opened easy in tone. OUT
only moderately active Tine marNe' , MaI
o 'ii; t,ons were: Demand sterling. ANI,N
cablcs 1915. sixty day bills !.sitai;N9s'
sbort francs BIZ less S-S2; short IeichS-
marks % 3-16 less l-32.
oil
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-04-26
WORK WANTED,
Male

,-,t,I.rrr,irr single; careful city driver
seyep ,.ars. experience. Packard ana t,eICSr
arrow cars. dnr- All own repairs, nrs' ol ~
....,c,. L11o-i sober reliable. -. IL. care VI
walker $50 West lilst st.
t-tr-r CLASS Office man. ~. competent book
kc.rer and speedy stenoEraph"r. eng ,.'
s,eady and absolutely reliable. : j" ''''""
Ofi.e.
MAN. n, take cnarg" small once .na,'''S
HANDY. with tools. eleven years reference TO-
l,srr,v- as Grove ~ . Iersrv CITY y. y.
MECHANIC, "a. married; care fo' p.oP.tHi .'
spare time: exchange for rent tc'IlC''H "
rlurihiug steam. g7solcue machlhcry, W.
~. et.~,ih,,r. own toot; ~ references
Robert Roth 135 sth ave.
Young MARRIED MAN NJ anything "heiT
there f. n tair compensation: understands
painting and carpenter work, HANDY WIN ~ ~
70, agr9iG ~ work Address T. i. Hocy, 2ls3
Washington ave. Bronx.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-04-26
HANOVER GALLATIN MERGER
Statement Says Absorption Is in In
terest Of Stockholders,

The IIanoyer National Bank issued
statement yesterday regarding the Absorb
lion by the Hanover Of the Gallaim Ma
rjopaI Bank. in which 1t was said tnai ms
mad b.on accomplished carefully AMI win
the best results so. the stockholders "'
both banks.
The Hanover National Bank Was organ
ized in 1851 In 1856. it went mt" me VA
tiopaI system and became ii national hdhh'
To-day. with capital of >@."'o"' ana Il
s,irplus of s5U1.G0o u ranks among me
LARGEST hanks IN the country. its deposits
concentrating slooO)00D0 and rs capilaI
and surplus N6,joa"".
The Gallatir National Bank began huS'-
,ess in 1888 under special charter on
,aiped in IS2a I, en<r"i tho nau"h"'
banking system in 1850 The capitaI up 10
Tin. time of the consolidation was >'V"'WO
aud tbe surplus S2,O0ooJo.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-04-26

DOMESTIC EXCHANGE:IdB s,.o par;
,,,nrcisi 25c discount. bank u premium
asked: 81. Louis. SOC premium bid, 51c pre-
mimi asked; Minneapolis. soc premium,
Charieston. buying par. selling lilo per cent
premium; san Francesca sEht par 'eie-
graph 90
RANK CLEARINGS. - New York, eX-
chances SslS. go 2S3. balances $li.6GO5j, Bal
timore. exchanges 1883. 49, balance, Si,-
s,niCbicago. exchanges $50.SS6,l96, balances
60 soI sI4. Philadelphia. exchanges $2i,6Io9H.
balances N,g7Z,2sl: Boston, exchanges So
1851 .S79. balances NSl6,S&
SILVER MARKET. -Commerc'al bar sill
yer. 601kc; Mexican silver dollars. ~. Ear
s,iiver In London clio 'ed al = l"-itn
MEXICAN Exc HANGE. McNCsn 'N-
change on Now York rs quoted al 20li
SI'R-TREASURN. The Suh-Trca M! " .
sxssi,s SO " the Clearing House FOR ti..Ii,l-S.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-04-26
AUCTION SALES.

-----,,,1,,NT To AN AGREEMENT entered
fIhs ha,ween John Wanamaker, New York,
,h'g 3oSr r. Mooney. will sell to-day at 10
anu M at 7si Broadway, Wan nam Wabsra rS
ran" 80 stool Number ii,532. make Kurt.
mann. as provided by the sections 90 ana ~ ~
~ The personal Property laws OF the s'ate 81
New York. Moe Fry, Aucuoheo''
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-04-26
PROPOSALS

OFFICE rCHcmAsING, rs c3M N.T 3dfS y T. r.
Inn, taIo Scaled proposals. IN duplicate
apr furnishing aud delivering subsistence stores
IL 6 CIV q"%sr al p' .u sT9y 1i%ss as SsS So
''"-' " -, tb. T. : Government, Oh or before
rrIal'Gio 1919 will be received At thus Once
until ocGck A. a M Mag iHi
lion furnisn' sbouId be marked Proposals for
tanning n.o' stores opened May 4. 1872. and
s ,GSSesscd TO col \. l.. SMITH A. L u" = =
'''s,.-- u,.i>T NJ ". APRIL I. 1917
Isl pranosals. in triplicate. subject to the
u.e1 conditions, for furnishing w9odi min pns,
oil. faso,."'ooiivsd until ? o'clock p NJ. May J.
VII WI. of psItyerIes 10 be- made during the hsca
year chulhs Cent or reject any or all pro
the risn or any part thereof For further In
posa.s, ,"n pddress Quartermaster' west roint'
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DOMESTIC s!TUpT!oNs WANTED
CoAcHMAN. single; reference; willins, ana .ad

cOACUNAN single: reference; willing ahd
obIlgins; country preferred. +. ", 2o-' "H
ave
GARDENFR. USEFUL Married; no chidien
eo,r,s praeuhouse. wants cottage; best reIei
ences Carpenters Agency, Ia 6ih ave.
GARDENER. Man and wife. man as gardener
wife laundrtss or board help, morse, cows
poultry or general ai!-lround man. N'd''S7 D.
H. Brand Roslyn, Long Island
MARRIED COUPLE han Thoroughly uhue'
stands gardening horses. COWS: WIG sood c'o'
and hu'ter maker. reference. Carpenter Nse"'.
lS4 9Th ave.
r.st.t,f-r Man Young Irishman. understands
horses garden chickens. can milk. care au,"
five years reference. Carpenter Bureau. lol ON
ave.
ISEFl'T. HANDY MAN. b. care horses MAJ
moss autos washer. waiting. oNUctenceI
t,fu,.r4fe Trustworthy. speaks German. tr'nch
ENGLISH. or ~ second butler IN thlhN' REFER
enc. star. i1G West 22l 81
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n,AMoNos AND WATCHES,

get more names on our mains
isl. or Saturday. April 9th: we Will give
rrc'. 10 e,cb lady calling her birthstone; dIa-
,,o,ds and irwelry at Manufacturers prices
Renrett Me Co. ~ Bway. mr.. Cortlandt -,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-04-26
-
nEIicIOlIS NOTICES.

CHURCH OF ST. EpWAHp Y-.N H Solemn +,
,Episcopa al of roauiem will be offered on Friday,
i gril eS 1912 al m. for ne repose o. thc
ap'n ~ those who persisted win the S's'''s"''
Titanic.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-04-26

>.orrrr IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE
assessment rolls ~ real estate and personal
-.-',..,,tv in the CITY Of New YORK for the year
,a," nave bccn delivered TO the undersigned
and ttot All taxos on said assessment rolls are
due ana payable as follows:
Am faNeg on personal property and one-half
~ ali taxes o., real state are due ana pay
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-04-26
SOME SEASONABLE RECIPES.

Some epicures declare that perfect STEAK
demands no sauce its favor not being ca
pable of Improvement, but if a sauce Is 10
be used nothing could be more acceptable
at this season than hOrseradish butter
Pound in q mortar one teasponful of grated
horseradish and mix it with an ounce oil
good butter. Season 1t with little pepper
and salt and it is ready. IT may however
be moulded into a neat shape and decor
ated with two or three sprigs ofvparsieN'
Many prefer horseradish butter to horse
radsh sauce, or to plain, grated horserad-
sh
Delicious cornmeal mullins may he made
as follows: Mix half a cupful of sugar
with a scant half cupful of butter ana add
two beaten eggs. Then sft together one
cupful and half OF flour. half cupful
Of cornmeal and three tcaspocnluls Of hak-
ing powder Stir the other mixture into
il and bake in muffin tins for about half an
hour.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-04-26
PUBLIC r!oTices.
NOTICE TO TAXPAYERS,

Dcpartment Of Finance. Bureau for tho col
,crtIou OF Taxes. so. = Chambers st. Borough
- Manhattan. Sew York. April /. 1912.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-04-26

TIE BCTTERIcK PUBLlSHiN" 90 oners
dagirall. positions o. VOL edutt''o, LUIS
women vim "a practical knowlcfge 81 dress
designing trimming. etc. Ap"ly b' letter % 3l\ D
Stating age ana experience. 10 \ - We "'
f,.l.t E,dr y
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-04-26
CARPET CLEANING.

,.rW yoRk CARPET CLEANING WORMS
Ne" oIdest Largest Most Modern.
v,~r, PiiGs WOVEN FROM OLD CARPETa
prices Reasonable ncna i To-, ,yars ns.s q.
5.,nEFIT- CARPET CLEANING co.--cleans
CT ~, Tcompressed air. steam. hand or on noor'
,,11S proadway, 42t East 4sth St CoE q
ppANpT Tel 132-3sIm
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-04-26

TEACHER ard assistant in q boarding SruUo'
Loo ,ouutrv FOR exceptional children; rSiu''r ga
f,,tlnJs resi- -ent position: references. Nhl-huhs
crest. PIaindeld. y. j.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-04-26
y.rDxrspAN MAY 1 1912

md the remaining ana hnal one mar or taxes
,- rc4I tstatc shall be due and payable on the
yIpsr OF NOVEMBER. 1912. All taxes be
,,,,,. items on the real estate affected thereby
an The respective days when they become due
and p3vable us hrrelrbcfore provided ana shan
,,usiu such Hens until paid
m. second hall OF the tax on rcal estate
,.bI.h rs due ns hcrtinbeforc prov,I.d on the
Crqt doy ~ November following the payment
~ the nrst half. may be paid on the nrst Gay
~ Nav or at any time thereafter providing the
Sr,t MALI ghaU nave been paid or shall be paid
a. ,hn same time and on such payments or the
l.couJ haIf az may he made In such manner
,.rior Ia November nr9t n discount shall be al
ioayes from the date OF payment % november
nrst al tho rate OF four per centum per annlm
40 DISCOUNT - ALLOWED On PER
CONNI TAN BILLS.
Penalty Oh unpaid taxes on real estate be
Gins June / and December IL On unpaid per
sonnI taxes June J. 49,, a.,
Tax are payable a. the Office OF the Re
ccIysr % Taxes I'm the Borough where the
prppcrty II located. "a follows.
Borough OF Manhattan, ~ ChamberH 81.
poro,igh OF The Bronx, Municipal Building
.arpsr "a and fremont aver
Borough Of Brooklyn. Municipal i.ilding.
thorough OF Queens. CouS: Square. Long
IslsTd city. o., ,, c
borough Of Richmond. Borough Hail st
''pnrr, II = ,sRSTFIN Receiver 81 TAKE.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-04-26
-voewe,TINc AND TYeEwRlr RS.

,.I3-T0p yIsIBLE, 10 Nassau 1t cataiogus
an ,nakes taken part payment; bargains
A. ia .rwoods RsmingtonA OitvsrA smitnA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-04-26

,Il-p,T- rI0T.sEWOEK- White woman for
n.rs'y al, cooking AMI WafhinE; TWO adults
ana L,iy I'M family. 315 west hith st, New
York Apartment 5B 'al between ana ..
MOTHER MD DAUGHTER. 10 years. col
.,poI cook. I,undre~s. daughter chambermaid'
r..if -.ss- wages 81, tor TWO. p. Miss fitz-
GcralTs Bureau, 3nj 9TH ave- entrance 4-u -.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-04-26
Male.

I MADE .Oc0 IN five years WIN a s,nal 'naI
order business, began with 50 send TOT lree
tcolI / TELLS how Heacock. 300 I0ckport.
n
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-04-26
MUSICAL INSTRUCTION.

,.-,..,o,, <euvirth Best
II I'll lK method for beginners; lessons ooe'
80 1uish Tor advanced professionals; also
~ .,IHII! ,'siJancc 23A East 76th -
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-04-26
EMPLOYMENT AGENCIES.
Help WANTED.

NNE T. CARNEILO,
I01 and 100 West 42d 81, Unity BUILDING
Tel, 1911 BRYANT
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-04-26
Female.

Young LADY. about twenty. 10 Work m ger
cal merchandise store. H.. Box 70 Tribune
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-04-26
ALLEY NOW RACHAEL LANE
GAANQ S Y.

rho stree. number OF the above described
nrsmIses is 576 Grand street. Borough OF
Manhattan, City OF New YORK.
PARCEL NUMBER THREE.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-04-26
SCHOOL AGENCIES.

..,ic,, . Foreign Tea, hers Agency.--sul
err p'otessors Teachers Tutors. GoNernesse
t.,c Z, colleges. Schools and FamiiIes' npp
20 Srs Youne-Fu-nn - WV. -----
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-04-26
TIME TABLES.

In order 10 avoid
the possibility OF
danger from ice, the
steamers of the
Hamburg American
Line have been
ordered to take the
m ost south erly
course, going to lat.
itude $50 on the
eastward trips.
The lifeboat ca
pacity of all its
steamers will be am.
pie to provide for
every person aboard.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-04-26
STANDARD OIL SUBSIDIARIES.
, by Gilbert Elliott X Co.. No. "a III
atIegtl

OK, u,.a.aa standard OIL Of Indiana.
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1912-06-08

Mr.. L. C. Allen was in the city yes
terday as representative of the Den
yer Chamber of Commerce, The OBJ
ject of his visit was to meet the busi
ness men and make arrangements to
run one of the Get together excursions
from Denver to Idaho Springs. The
Denver Chamber of Commerce ran
several such excursions last year to
different towns in the state
and will do the same this year. One
will be run to this city Jnly Goth. A
special train will leave there on tina t
date and it is estimated that at least
three hundred members of that body
will come here to spend the day. Dur
ing Mr.. Aliens stay here he was dri-
ven down to the Floyd Hill grade and
over such part as is completed and he
returned here very enthusiastic over
its easy grade and the beautiful seen
cry which he saw. Our people sho uld
arrange to give these visitor most
cordial welcome and royal entertain
ment and preparation for this should
be inaugurated soon.
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1912-06-08

The annual Childrens' dav ex-
erCi-es will be held in the Pres
church on SUNDAY even
'ng beginning at seven o clock.
The program will consist OF reCi-
ation~, vocal music and drills.
The church will be decorated
w tn flowers and also with large
of cages of canaries.
+ hese exercises are always largely
attended and equally appreciated
rhe public is cordially invited.
It viii be a very interesting
occasion.
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1912-06-08
notice of Annual Meeting

A Special Meeting OF the Forty
States Mining Company will be held at
the Office of Erwin l.. Regennitter IN
the City Of Idaho Springs, Clear Creek
County, Colorado, on June 18th, 1872,
at II o'clock in the forenoon, for the
following purposes
First-To hear the reports of the
Treasurer, officers and Directors.
Second-To elect a new Board OF
Directors.
Third-fo arrange as to the settle
ment Of all indebtedness of said Cor
poration either by sale of its properties
or otherwise, as the Stockholders may
determine, and to appoint he neces-
sary agent or agents to fix upoE the
necessary means to accomplish that
end.
The Forty States Mining Company
S. S. CROOKS, Secretary.
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1912-06-08

Sunday will be busy and interesting
day at the Methodist church. At IL
a. m. the pastor will preach a special
sermon to the elderly people on West
ward of Fifty" or passing Lies
Prime Meridian. Seventy special in
vltations have been issued and white
carnations will be given as favors
Proceeding this service the s. S. will
observe it's second Contest Sunday. A
large attendance is expected.
At O'Clock the pastor will lead the
E. L. devotional meeting The sub
ject is christian Education"
At 7.45 the annual Childrens Day
program of the Mission S. S. will be
rendered Much care and practice has
been given this and an evening OF
pleasure is assured. A hearty welcome
to all
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1912-06-08

Tn. Ascot ton of Stationery En-
gineers If Colorado viii h1li Their an
nual meeting on the l4th. 1t is expect
ed there will be 1000 in attendance.
They Will have the town and every pos
sibIe courtesy VII be shown them On
Sunday they will have ball team to
play with our local team. They are
Jolly lot and Will nave 'way-up'
time
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1912-06-08

There is one medicine that every
family should be provided with and
especially during the summer months:
viz, Chamberlain's Collie, Cholera and
Diarrhoea Remedy. 1t is almost GER
tain to lie needed. 1t costs but a quar-
ter. Can you afford to be without it?
For sale by J j Sherwin