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Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1914-03-19
FRUITLAND DEPARTMENT

( Bert Himler, Russell Hooker, H. R
Russell, C. H. Sargent, S. e. Starr
Will Fiser, H. R. Frost, Lester and
Frank Rands, Allen Kinnison met
the high school nine on the school
diamond In a. game of base ball Fri.
day evening, 1t was a good game all
right only the high school pitcher
Lyle Brown, pitched such a fade-away
baal they couldn't hit it very often.
The score stood to 1 in favor of the
school nine. Try again men, you'll
do better next time.
Florence Anderson and Alice Whe-
aldon "slumbered" with the teach
ers at Robin Crow Cot Monday night.
The sophomore and senior classes
will give an entertainment FIR day
evening, March 27, at the Association
packing house known as the Hen
pecked Singing School Exhibition
Concert.
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1914-03-19
Assessment Notice.

West Side Lateral Co., Ltd, Prin
cipal place of business, Payette, Ida
no.
Notice is hereby given that at a
meeting of the board of directors OF
the above named company, held on
the 26th day of February, 1914, an
assessment of 40 cents per share was
levied on the capital stock of the
corporation, payable on the 18th day
or April, 1914, to Paul N. Van Der
nar, Secretary Of the company, at
mis- residence. Amy stock upon which
this assessment remains unpaid on
the 18th day of April, 1914, will be
delinquent and advertised for sale at
public auction and unless payment is
made before, viii be sold on the LIST
day of May, 1914 to pay delinquent
assessment with cost of advertising
and sale.
Paul n. Van Der kar,
Secretary.
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1914-03-19
Whitley Bottom News.

Literary society Saturday was q
rousine good time, quite crowd was
down from Sunnyside and in addition
to the debate very interesting pro-
gram was given. In the debate the
judges decided that with the present
system of running the government, 1t
would eventually go to the bow-wows'
A real Whitley Bottom feed closed
this pleasant evening.
Ethel Giesler of Payette was an
over Sunday guest Of her friend, Ed
ma Harris.
Miss Laura Martin of Caldwell Wis
tied with her sister our teacher Miss
Martin from Friday to Sunday even
ing.
10 Divish is ON the sick list, 9TH
ems suffering with grippe are. Ben
and Robert Harris.
S. D. Thacker was out from Payette
Friday and Saturday settling up af-
fairs in regard to the new Whitley
Bottom road.
Mr.. and Mrs. Watts and Mr.. and
Mrs. Gorham of Payette paid Whit
ley Bottom visit Sunday.
Henry Brown is sporting a brand
new buggy these days
Shorty Gosnel was down here
Wednesday at the home of o. b.
Looney, making a final visit before
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1914-03-19
Local NeUs

d. d. Bollinger last week purchased
20 acres from the Payette Y. M. e.
A. and 10 acres of the P. P. Brain
ard place lying east of Grant Fisher
consideration $500, as he can not
get possession of the property at
present, they moved last week to the
/ w. ]. Wampler place where they
will reside this coming summer and
build their new home.
/ Ralph Sypel who came here re-
Gently from Neb., and lives on the
Ringer place near New Plymouth, had
an accident last week while running
an alfalfa mill which will lay him up
for some time. The first finger OF
his right hand was cut off and the
second and third finger and the
thumb mangled badly. Medical atten-
ton restored the lost member and
dressed the hand and they are now
awaiting to see if nature viii do her
part with some uncertainty as to the
result.
Rev. Franklin Day whose chapel
car of the Baptist denomination mas
been stationed the past two weeks at
Ontario, visited at the home OF ms
cousin Mrs. w. H. Vestal in COM
pany with his assistants, Mr.. Conov-
err. Mr.. Williams and Doris Myers.
Monday he left for Huntington where
the car will be put in shape for an
other tour while Rev. Day makes
a visit with his family at MeMinn-
Vile, Oregon.
Mr.. Cobb manager of the Farmers
Ditch started Monday with gang
of men at the north end and will
put the ditch in shape for the water
Work has also begun at the south
end under M. NJ. Hurst and on We'd
nesday Thursday and FRIDAY the
board of directors went to Emmett
on the train and made tour OF tn-
spection of the entire ditch last
week making a certain portion OF bhe
trip each day on fooot-
The new paper to start business
in Fruitland soon, is to be called
Fruitland Banner, some more machin
cry was installed the last OF the
week but we could not learn just
when the first edition will be issued.
Pete Johnson has purchased phe
livery barn from Gordon Smith ana
Will Fiser his brother-iu-law Will
run the business.
The report was in error last week
I'm regard to the location of the lots
owned by Jerry Huff. The lots not
being the Walters lots east OF pne
church but the ones lying east OF
them.
]. M. Royston shipped three oil
his Poland China hogs to K. II. Sry-
rus of Covella, Wash, this week.
For Sale-Seed oats, R. w. Rich
ardson. Phone 4-3, Fruitland. tt
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1914-03-19
eaving for Willamette valley.

leaving for Willamette valley.
Chas. Fulton of Payette was a Wis
itor at the E. C. Chapman home Sun
day.
While driving down the hill on the
new road, Saturday, Arthur Eldredge
got to close TO the G side and some
surprising htings happened, the
hay rack turned turtle hay and all,
turned somersault down hill, the
wagon, horses and driver wisely re
framing from indulging in this early
spring antic.
Milan Fitzgerald who Left about
the holidays and joined the navy at
San Francisco is home having decid-
ed he prefers terra-firma to the briny
deep.
Mr.. Linnville of Boise valley has
come to his property here to locate
permanently.
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1914-03-19
Announcements

VIC. T. U. will meet Tuesday the
oath with Mrs. o. X. Wilcox who il
also the leader, the subject being
Physical Education. All who car
possibly do so are urged to be pres
ent.
The subject of the sermon at the
Methodist church by Rev. Deal will
be 'fWhy Methodists are the salt OF
the earth and the light of the world. y
In the evening they will join in the
eyangelistic services at the Bapt st
church.
Evangelist Lowe will remain with
the Baptists this week and over the
Sabbath and every Christian is
earnestly urged to attend and with
their prayerful assistance strive for
the work and revival spirit to grow
in power.
Services at the Brethren church.
Sunday school 10 O'Clock.
Preaching IL.
Evening service.
Christian Workers meeting $50.
Preaching at 1880.
A cordial invitation is extended
to all
Grange will meet in regular ses-
sion March 81 in a Home Economics
evening.
Mesdames A. 7. Bishop and SPAIN
hover will give a treatise on meth
DDS of bread making.
Ideal Kitchen garden by H. B.
Strawn.
Wall and floor finishing, Mrs. E.
w. Madsen.
Several musical numbers will also
be given. All grangers urged to be
present.
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1914-03-19
Friendship News Notes.

Mrs. Ben Grover gave birthday
surprise Wednesday evening for Miss
Margaret Moore who has been living
with them and attending school this
winter. About fourteen young PEG.
pie were present, the hostess sparins
no effort to make the occasion de,
hghtful one. Last but not least Of
which was the delicious luncheon.
Mutual Benefit club viii meet on
Thursday afternoon this week with
Mrs. Ruth Rodgers and Miss Elean-
or.
Friday night was the last OF the
literary debates for teh season, ad-
journing until the first week IN No
vember.
Elsie Rifle is better from a Sc
vena attack of grippe and able to be
about the house.
Mrs. Frank Patheal's little son is
quite ill at the A. C. Patheal home
where she is visiting.
Fred Spencer and family leave this
week for Apple Valley where b Will
have charge of 240 acre place.
Mrs. Spencer who has been so very
i'll for many weeks went on the train,
Mr.. Spencer driving through. The
father, Mr.. Spencer who drives the
school wagon moved to the Warren
Dorathy house south west OF town
until school closes.
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1914-03-19
By Mrs. j. II. Spainhower

! to take possession of his place &C
qured from Beers in a trade FOL
property four and ono half mile:
from Emmett
Mr.. and Mrs. Jess Wells visited
last week with their parents, the
Wells and Cartwrghts.
Mrs. E. A. Blair of Payette visited
her daughter, Mrs. Grover Stewart
last week and both were guests OF
Mrs. L. H. Rich Saturday.
G. M. Lackey has sufficiently re-
covered to be able to resume his
duties as driver of the school wag-
on.
Mesdames Frank barnard and
Jack Johnson are visiting this week
at Letha with their parents.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Neal of New Ply
mouth visited Sunda at theJ. O..
Johnson home.
A baby boy was born Tuesday NOR
ming to Mr.. and Mrs. t. D. Shubert at
their home east of Fishers.
Miss Emma Kessler and Mary
Shank were Nyssa visitors at tie
home of Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Marshal
Sunday and also at the home of
the formers brother, Ross Kessler,
where they found new baby boy.
Ahc Hylton and family of New Ply
mouth will move into the house north
nf town recently vacated by D. D.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. o. Johnson and
the younger children moved Monday
TO their ranch formerly the Wilcox
place where they will farm this
summer.
S. NJ. Thomas and Ella were guests
Of Mr.. and Mrs. H. r. Frcst Sunday.
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1914-03-19
Society Notes

Mrs. E. P. Nokes gave very pleas
amt and substantial dinner parry
Wednesday evening at her home IN
honor of Miss Helen Linck's birtn-
day anniversary. Beside the family
and guest of honor was her trieuds'
Bernice Hill and Eve Blomstrom.
Rev. and Mrs. ]. J. Ttckner, EVAN
selist Lowe and Mr.. and Mrs. s. H.
starr and Lawrence were Sunday
dinner guests at the home OF Mr..
and Mrs. j. H. Spainhower.
Mr.. and Mrs H. ]. Puchert enter
tanned to family dinner party Sun
day Mr.. and Mrs. w, A, Colwen, Mr..
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1914-03-19
SHOE AND HARNESS
REPAIRING

Having purchased the shoe and har
ness repairing outfit of Bud Lackey
am prepared to do any work OF
that kind and feel that / can give
good service to all his old custom
ers as we'll as any new ones that care
to favor me with a share Of their
repair work. All work quickly and
neatly done. Prices right and sat
isfaction guaranteed. Grover Stew
art, Fruitland, Idaho.
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1914-03-19
"THE oLD-FAsHIoNED GIRL"

Backward, turn backward, oh time
in your flight;
Give us a girl whose skirts are not
tight.
Give us a girl whose charms, though
few,
Are not exposed by too much peek
a-boo.
Give US girl, no matter her age,
Who won't use the streets as
vaudeville stage.
Give us a girl not too sharply in
view;
Dress her in skirts the sun won't
shine through"
Mary had naughty gown,
Twas split almost in half.
Who gives dern for Mays lamb
When they can see her calf?
Your autos-Snyder fixes 'em one
and one half blocks east of the EN-
ma theatre,
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FORECLOSURES SALES.

SUPREME COURT, NEW YORK COUNTY
ELLA S. HOPKINS. Plaintiff. against YOUNG
MEMS bENENOLENr ASSOCIATION and
others. Defendants.
In pursuance Of a Judgment Of foreclosure and
sale, duly made and entered In the aboVc-en titled
action and bearing date the eth day Of July. 1910
!, the undersigned, the referee In said Judgment
named will sell at public auction. at the Exchan &c
" Manhattan. City Of New York. ON the 5tb day
~ August. 1914. at II O'Clock noon on that day
by Joseph y. Day, aucuoneer. the premises
directed by said Jud gmcnt 10 be sold. and therein
described as follows
"tll that certain lot, piece or parcel Of land
situate, lying and being In the Borough of Man
haitian OF the city ~ New York County and state
Of New York, known and designated as lot No.
II on Map OF IS lots IN the 7th Ward OF the City
OF New York belonging 10 1hImas Gibbons and
the Estate of David seaman, Gated July, 1899.
bounded and described as follows
"On the North by Fast broadway. wen ty-nve
go feet one ~ inch on the south by lot 40 IS
on said map TWEEN ~ -four 90 feet ten 1Ol inches.
the Fast by lot No ~ on said map. Sc venty-
eight t7s feet ten uOl inches and on the West
by lot No 10 on said map, seventy mine t1Nl feet
three ~ inches Side walls beiug party walls.
and said premises being now known by the street
number 3il EAst Broadway"
Dated New York July 10. 1914
JAMES =. REGAIN. Referee
YER pI.ANCK. PRINCE & FLANDERS. Attor .
news for Plaintiff No. li9 broadway, Dor ough Of
Manhattan New York City.
The following Il a dia gram Of the property to
be sold It's street numbdr Il 81 East Broadway.
Fast broadway
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MASSACHUSETTS REAL ESTATE FOR SALE
Kenneth Ives & Co H Was,SS.. Mro' ] {. ~

man as Nassau st................,l.5o 500
2.SD ST 60 :. - = carpenter ay 2dxso
Patk NJ Burke to Herman /. Rosenthal, 80
5la p G.. ATTY, Hale J Berlln-ky, ~
pEc'AT 1'Ti Az. cor CORN 81 25.4xSs. 10
-Chas schoIle to Frank q Baumbach.
due d.. n % p.r SSn.9 atty, @s OSG ' G9 3
nt"'GSH'Es ~ sw cor issd st. 25x75- Agnes
/. Burke to Michael Burke, 2iGa 7th ay.
July, q, due as per bond atty II
sEAHrRY ri, -, i5o l72h s., 3 iet.
81 Impt 90, Inc. 10 Manhattan Mtg co,
200 Bway. july -, due as per bond /,
sI'g M@Ghat,%n Mtg CO go B"s a., go ooS
lots each 5OxiOo; i. mtss. each sac. ooo.
Vahala Corpn TO Manhattan Mtg Co. 200
MSnGa,inn Mig co., '' 100 Rway, ''' $1,000
Lena Brola 70 QUAY MornhinEv"y. gdn
ATTY. 7 q 4 T 60, I76' Bway ~. Sd 500
is5rll ST n coy Brown Pl IooXsa a.
Long Island July ~ due Jan 80, 1915,
StYvH RanG"i lss ~ swa ~ no. 100
4 j schvarzier 90 to DIV Mtge co.
= Wal 81 july 20 demand 6p G, St aNc
FITnl az" ~ WH 30 81 Gsrh st IS t ss1SOO
same 70 same. july 20. demand .opoca
FiNpLAY Az. = 7si n i6sth St 3 lots
each ss4xlOO, = bldg loan mtges each
.2looo--Same 10 same. July 30 demand,
LOTS a 10 Il, map Peersan estate Ben-
nj Realty CORR to Sound Resltr co.
iiSaa lara 'S n l5 e Rw yT' 81 e. stH IS
mil Really corp % sound Realty co, res
is7rH So, = e cor Kelly :, q 7xSs =.
bond. att;. r q 4 = 90, ia B@ay. 81 go
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BANKER TO QUIT OFFICE.
Y. D.. Clark OF Brooklyn City snf.
Deposit 60. Rumored Out,

Announcement has been made that
Thomas Il. Clark for seven years presi-
dent Of the Brooklyn city Safe Deposit
Company, intends rendering his resigna-
ton To the directors at their meeting to-
morrow morning, Neither MIR. Clark nor
any Of the directors could be reached last
night to confirm the report.
MIR CLARK entered the service OF the
company In 1877 and after serving In
various capacities became president IN
1907. He has heen deeply interested IN
the subway problems affecting his bor-
ough. In 1912 a petition was sent tt
COY. Dix asking him to appoint Mr. CLARK
on the Public Service Commission, lie is
member OF TN" brooklyn League and
Of the Brooklyn Transit Conference. lie
lives At SSt3 Bay Parkway, Eath Bach,
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COURT CALENDARS THIS DAY.
NEW ynRk COUNTY.

NEW YORK COUNTY,
Supreme Court--Appeuate Division--Re-
supreme Court-Appsllate, TermoRecesss.
P'tore Ford, j. Iltigated motions, Wer-
ner vs. Werner ~. PEG Gulotta vs. sons Of
Italy; q Nisl.en 81, century Hldg.. J, Amer
'oadim.nts ~ Audit co :, Ross ~ tity
90 y Y. o.. PtEg~ SieglinE q, Ryan vs.
RYAN. g. Waldo vs. Pe.unsky, : Dillworth "
Dillon 2, Poo kornb.u,h ~ iSt Wkincus
~ Kahrinr 81. clifford Il. United Distlllers
So stable. 49,, Pheasant spring DIST ~ MAJ
'uce. a. Fcukenborg ~ Helms Is. winshy
Waldo 10 whithead VS. Whitehead TO-
Woido. g. NApous ~ La Spina. %, Robin
SON SIS MgKnIgu - Kennedy ys kane
rs. McWrutms SIS Williams, e. Heller
- H'u'r. e., Abrams vs. Abrams, 20, LipP-
A. ~ F"ti2 49, H'H..n'ssrs @ n1 n";,
NaN.ul0-. 90 CITY Of y. Y. rs Stave Elect;
2, GUN Is Harwooa, 81. ,.Rlack. v wilson &
Or Fan ".. f'hn ys E'bin, 20. G"ary "
Com. Stock Exchange. 90. Amg"i ~ Rubin,
Sshlr-, g. Mu,l-g ys Murder. ~ Jay vs.
TarI.i 4, biirtrh rs Grosncr. a., Matter OF
Kr"un. o, S,nuouer " lindcmann., as
Uu,.l.Is d.. }u...,y. 81 plkeys Amer. ,'rcdit
int.u q Fiy-f Narl Bk rs Hcinze, -
i>.t|E.n .. N't'l.u. 800, ASlntl Ns Sdno hoz O.,
.' ~,'."r s. '.rohig i7 Mayor as Lain,
.on,r 80 SAND a.. .,mo '' ~ Rryanr vs.
nnw. o. E".s ~. Paul 80. Amer. RIu
,.o1r y. 'prnrer Realty g. Schiag vs.
VIC ~ yan.-kg A.. Lawrence IS Hineser
IS rr"" hridE, 's ronnpr-, g. sohueuer "
Coach TO-. a. u-trrhou, " Duncan, ~
Montgomery. e.. \ " go Us Rice, %. Vein
'"rnauok -. rakAs 90. ~ Leslie; rs,
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srnCk nInIATION TELEGRAPH GO.

NOTICE il hereby given maj me annual
meeting of the stockholders OF ne STOCK
Duptstlou Telegraph GO VIII be held on
"Wednesday. August Il. iel4. 81 IL ".clock
noon. at the ONCE Of the company. 20 ana -
Beaver street seventh foor Borough Of
Manhattan. New YORK. for the election Of
directors for the ensuing year and Tor su
other business connected with the AFFAIRS NJ
the corporation IS may he presented FOR CON
sidcratlon
THE TRANSFER BOOKS will be closed
~ ~ NJ on July 81. 1914. and open on
August 10. 1914
WILLIAM n HURST. President.
ESMOND p OBRIEN Secretary.
New York, July -, lali.
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neyD
MOSHOLU PARKWAY SOUTH. - 81 n
s03i NJ, 4gN76N3iNbi7. March 49, 1911
Elise levy 70 Eliz keber; atty, Arthur X
Wing. sl5 SIN hv .,.................N 900
AUDUBON Az. u g cor iS''N ST. runs = =
l20N 53l0N 25N n 53.3N % to =
av lO7i to beg, May rs, i9lO-Elleu
Scott to clara Plough. 322 W l00th
81. and REM Mordecai 3lg w l05th st.
trus, attys, simpson, Werner G. III
Bway ......... ...............s2 5 900
20 Az. -. ~ = ist 49, I7.3N59. sx59. 9.
April 20, iRi0--Ernest Plath 10 jos "
Lawrence. trus, atty, l. r CO. 100 broad e
way .......... .............. 81. 900
January - l90S-los Zehan TO Fridoin
. A Helen Mehier atty, Gutgsell 3S
Park Row Observation-Disclosures. 81 900
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Genaro DeiapittIa, Pasqusle Armeto. at
tempted grand larceny.
Part III Before Hylan. j. Domenico
NoCCarO. receiving stolen goods, David
Werbelosky. burglary. Charles Heane. as
sHult. Vincent Merra, burglary; Benedetto
DE Rose. assault. Patrick Reilly assault :.
John = Ais. assault.
Surrogates Court - Calendar - Before
Kstcham. = Court opens at 10 A. NJ. In
the Hail OF Records. second floor. Wills
OF James Douglas, Annie Hausman, Char
lotte Endlich and Christine Roth. Account
iugs OF Fannie StoWel, Fredericka Strick
rOdt Sol Marks and Charles Schliemacher
Administration Of Peter ShalJian. Estates
Of Elise Bosch. Chaske Weinblat Alice r.
Mclean and John OConnor. Contested
" 40 Of Henry Alexander
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The approximate amount OF the lien or char ge
10 satisfy which the above -described pr opCrty
is "a be sold. Is twenty-five thousand eight hun
bred twelve and 47-iOO dollars (s25, sl2 40 with
intercs thereon from the LIST day OF July, i9l 4
togc Their with the costs and allowance amour Tin Z
10 three hundred nfty-two and B5-iOO dollars
(S952 s5 with interest from july It'll 1914 togrthi
with the expenses OF the sale, The approAlma u
amount OF the taxes assessments and water
rates. or other Hens, which are tn be allowed IA
the purchaser out Of the purchase money. or
paid by the referee. Is siN hundred ana -four and
$500 dollars tS60i 3sl and interest.
Dated New York July 10. 1914
JAMES = REGAIN, Referee.
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IS vatcrand las mites east Of sandy Hook
S. Barbarossa, 's5 miles east ~ Sandy Hook
AT 40 u. "
s. ICELAND &S miles east Of Sandy Hook Al
l. VI.
S Rio Grande Brunswick $40 miles south
of sandy IC<k ~ noon.
S. FL sud &alveston, ei7 miles east OF Gal
weston al noon.
5, Comet, sabine, no miles north OF Jupiter
al ) 4 VI.
SIS IL Mundo Galveston, 4" miles south of
Jupiter Al noon.
S. sabine. Mobile. 800 miles south Of Dis
mond Shoals at = VI
IS Radiant, Port Arthur, 1863 miles northwest
OF TOrtugas AT VI
- Creole. New Orleans, lIi miles northwest
OF TortuEa- Al noon
s. san Jscinto Galveston - miles south sf
Diamond shoals al : - NJ
IS city Of s. Ions, Savannah. az miles
south Of SANDY Hook AZ noon.
- III sol Galveston, $50 miles south Of
sandy Hook NJ p NJ
s. Paslores, Colon, joa miles south Of Sandy
Hook IT y "
81 Comus New Orleans 1876 mile, south os
SANDY Hook A. noon
= ~ orentc Galveston 2oI miles south Of
Sandy Hook at noon.
$ Cherokee Georgetown. l's miles south ~
sandy Hook al T.
6 Havana Havana @ miles north Of Jups.
ter Al noon
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Cotton states weather.

For North Carolina. South Carolina ana
Georgia, partly cloudy to-day and to.mor-
row; light to moderate variable winds.
For Alabama. Mississippi and Louisis ma,
generally fair to-day and morrow, light
variable winds
For eastern Texas fair to-day and to-
morrow. moderate south winds.
For western Texas, fair to-day and to-
morrow except showers In extreme west por-
ton
For oklahoma. generally fair and con-
unued warm to-day and tomorrow.
For Arkansas. probably fair to-day snd
to morrow, not much change In tempera-
ture.
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DIVIDENDS AND INTEREST.


New YORK, july Esd, ltli
The Board Of Directors has this day declared
a dividend Of one Per Cent Gctl upon the
preferred capital stock ~ SEABOARD AIR
LINE RAILWAY, payable on August ., 1914,
10 stockholders registered upon the books OF
the Company At the close OF business on Az
gust :. 1914. Tke transfer books viii be closed
AZ o'clock = NJ On August g. 1914. and will
remain closed to ana including Aug st 10.
1914. II. &. pDRTEOtS. Secretary
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MECHANICS LIENS.
Manhattan.

LAFAYETTE ST, 2O6-Harry | Kenson AIT
Alfred conkllng, owner Michele
Brigante lessee and contractor. ..... $3.50
CROSBY ST. 5sHarry HENSON agt
Michele Brigante, owner and contractor,
s r. Realty co, lessee ............. $3.50
LEROY ST. l9--Anhtony Polzella agt Mar
garita Campielia, owner and contractor
Michele Brescia. contractor ......... tig5
BROADWAY, cor ilst ~, 5bxl73t-Sar-
gent Go agt 4int ~ Realty co, owner
and contractor trenewan .,...... ~, 623. Is
BrSns.
FREMONT Az, g cor Prospect ay l00x
iOO-Peter Fusoo VI George Hahn and
Clement u Smith. owners Matteo Capo-
hlanco, contractor .........- .,..,. ~ ~. so
BATHGATE Az, l7l0---Joseph Edelmvth "
Daniel W Mrcahll. owner, Alex q
Michaels contractor .t.,......... ... $50
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WEATHER FORECAST
Washington Predictions for To-
day and Tomorrow.
For eastern New York and New England,
fair to-day and tomorrow light west winds.


For New Jersey. probably fair to-day ana
to morrow not much change in tempera-
ture. light variable winds
For western New York generally fair to-
day and tomorrow; light to moderate
variable winds
NEW YORK. July 27.-Nearly normal weather
conditions prevailed over most OF the country
YESTERDAY; the temperatures were high in tho
middle States the lake regions. the middle
Atlantic and New England States. without the
extreme high humidity which prevailed during
the week
There we're no storms OF any magnitude and
generally far weather occurred In nearly all
districts save for widely scattered showers
and thundcrstorm-
In this CITY the dav was fair and slightly
warmer; average HUMIDITY Il per cent; wind,
fresh westerly: barometer. corrected TO read 10
sea level at "a NJ. 20 e5: : p NJ. 7s.oi
The temperature in this city yesterday. A.
recorded by the ofnciai thermometer. Is shown
the ANNEXED table.