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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-05-01
THE STEEL MARKET.
New Price Cuts Have Reduced Man
ufacturern' PROFITS sharply.

Manufacturers steel profits have been
reduced as result of the new price
cuts to between 81 and Sc per ton In the
steel Corporation, but the loss has been
slightly less among the independents.
There has been sharp contraction In the
number Of orders on the books of the dlf-
ferent companies for the last six weeks
and operations will be reduced still fur
Their unless buying improves.
The technical position of steel Is strong
as stocks among jobbers and consumers
are light
There has been some Improvement re-
Gently In equipment orders. Orders placed
include Great Northern seyenty-fve re-
frigerator cars from Barney & Smith In
addition to the l. 900 ordered from Haskell
& Barker several weeks ago; Louisville
and Nashville, Zoo freight cars to be
built in its own shops Nashville, Chat
fanoopa and -. Louis, SIX passenger cars
from the American Car and Foundry
COMPANY, and the Electric. Short Line
two gas electric cars from the General
Electric Company,
The Havana Central IL In the market
for geo cars ana rurty caboosos and four
teen locomotives
In It's current issue the Iron Age re-
ports reductions ofs1 a ton on besserner L.l.
let's open henrth l'llcts open hearth sheet
bars at Pittsburg and open hearth b'llets at
Ihiadelphia. All OF these products are now
within 81 "A ton of the low price of the
last three years. Bessemer ana open
hearth blllots ut Pittsburg are quoted
Mt $40 ton at present. compared with
$3.50 to $40 per ton IA year ago. Gal
vanized sheets No rs at Plttsburg arc
also Quoted 81 a ton less than weel,
AFRO, So n ton less than month ago and
yl3 n ton less than year ago.
Iron bars at Chicago are now SIiO
pcr 100 pounds, Il decrease Of so cents
per ton In the last week, although the
pittshurg price remains unchanged. The
Chicago price ls now about - per ton
lower than on Nrl 80, 1919.
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PROPOSALS..


SEALED BIDS viii he received by the
BOARD Of water supply, az It's Offices twenty
second Moor Municipal Building. Park Row.
Centre aud Chambers Streets New York
city, until IL a VI. on Tuesday. June 2.
lYlA, for Contract l2t. for the construction OF
nine concrete stone and brick superstructures
at ana neur the Ashokan reservoir. In the
town OF Olive, Ulster county, New York
The largest Of the buildings Is approximately
81 feet by IT. feet by A. feet, and the
smallest ~ feet by 81 feet by is feet
The suhstructures or foundations ~ the
buildings have been built and the CIV viii
furnish and erect the roof cover for the
buildings.
At the above place and time the bids Will
be publicly opened and read Pamph let IS
containing intormaton for bidders and
pamphlets of contract drawings, can hr
obta ined AZ the above address, AZ the onice
Of the Secretary. by depositing the sum OF
ten dollars $500 In cash or IT, equivalent
for each pamphlet, For further particularly
apply To N" Onice ~ the Principal Assistant
Engineer at the above address
CHARLES STRAUSS. President
CHARLES y. Oh hDWiCK
joins r. GNINI\.
Commissioners Of ihe BOARD Of Water Suppiv.
" TkP1'rE corn SeGratnrv
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-05-01
BOND DEFAULTS ANNOUNCED.
Rock Island Issue and Others Must
Ne Traded In "F'lat,"

The Stock Exchange committee on Sc.
curities Issued formal notice YESTERDAY
that defaults have been made OF interes,
payments due to-day on three bonds
From now on these bonds must be traded
In HAT"
The bonds are the Chicago Rock Is
land and Pacific Railroad Company's 4
per cent gold bonds due In 2OO2: st.
Louis and San Francisco Railroad Com
pany's general lien is-2 year per cent.
gold bonds. due In 1927. and the 35 year
1913 Of the Institution for encouragement
of Irrigation Works and Development OF
Agriculture. All these bonds must carry
the May 1. 1914. coupon II traded In.
Speyer n Co. already have announced
that they have arranged to pay the in
terest on the Frisco bonds which have
been deposited with the Bankers Trust
Company under the agreement with the
bondholders' protective committee.
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supREME COURT, COUNTY OF NEW
fORk-Charles a. Sherman ct al, as Ex-
eoutors and Trustees, etc. Plaintins, against
Leonard q. Jerram and others, Defendants.
and sale. duly made and entered in the
above. entitled action and bearing date tho
9TH day OF April. 1914. I. the undersigned.
sell at public auction. at The Exchange sales.
room. No. ii-l6 vesey street. in the Borough
9I Manhattan. city OF New York. on the
i issa aay Of Max Ell a, o'clock noon on
The premises directed by said Judgment TO
be sold and therein described as follows:
ALL that certain lot. piece or parcel Of
,hherenn erected. situate. lying and being. In
York hounded and described as follows;
BEGINNING at point In the Northerly
street distant four hundred and twenty
Intersection Of the Northcry side Of
and the Easterly side Of I.enox Avenue,
as wideued; thence running Northerly
parallel with LenoX Avenue part OF the way
through 4 party wall ninety-nine feet eleven
,nShes thnnce Easterly parallel With said
one hundred and twenty eighth street
twelve feet six inches; thence Southerly.
again parallel with Lerox Avenue ninety
OF one hundred and tweniy-eghth street:
and thence Westerly along the Hortnerly
side OF one hundred and twenty eighth
street twelve feet six inches u the pH,nt or
known by thu street Number Fortv-nve Ci6)
"ss' one hunGred and tweniy-eighth street
p''eq rR HsT HG5h MI y, 13ii p.,..
BOWERS 4 SANDS. ATTORNEYS Tor plaintiffs.
:. Ceda' street. Manhattan. New York,
Thu following is diagram OF tho property
l2sth Street.
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1Ebth 81.
The approximate amount OF the lien or
charge, to satisfy which the above descr bed
property is to he sold is Twelve thousand
six hundred and one and 67-l00 Dollars
,si?.b0io7D. with interest thereon from the
18th day OF March, 1914, together with the
hmndred s,xty ana IA. ion 9sssn poiinrs
with interest from March 3lst. 1914 together
with the expenses OF the sale The ap-
proximatc' amount OF taxes, assessments
and water rates, or other liens. which
are to be allowed TO the purchaser out OF
the purchase money. or paid by the Referee.
Is VI 3.s95 and Interest. said premises
VIII be sold subject TO any state of facts
which an accurate survey would show.
Dated. Now York April IS 1914
PHOENIX lNGRAHAM, Referee
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lZtth 81.
The Approximate amount 81 the lien or
charge, to satisfy which the above desc rIbed
property l. TO he sold. Is six thousand seven
hundred and seventy eight and g5-lO0 Dol
lars. with interest thereon from the 10Th day
OF April. Nli, together with the costs and
allowance amounting 70 Three hundred
eleven and 97-i0o ,s3il.91i Dollars With in.
'erest from April IAN. 1914. together with
tho expenses of IA" sale The approximate
amount of the taxes, assessments and water
RACES. NJ Other liens. which are - De allow "a
% the pui htHrr out Of the purchase money.
or paid los the Referee g. SlNty.siX aud
Ns-lQo $50 50 Dollars and interest said
premises VII De sold subject TO any state
81 facts which an accurate survey would
show
Dated. NV York April Is 1914
FHEDERrTE n TppNuG pc'a-e.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-05-01
LACKAwANNA CUTS MELON.
10 Per Cent. special Dividend Places
stock on 70 Per Cent. BASIS.

The Delaware, Lackawanna and west
ern Coal Company has declared a special
cash dividend OF 10 per cent. payable
to stockholders Of record on May 8. and
payable May 10. This puts the company
on a dividend basis Of 20 per cent. a year,
paying 10 per cent. In regular dividends
and a special dividend Of 10 per cent.
The special dividend calls for a cash dis
tribution Of s659.070.
Earnings of the company for the pres
ent year are expected to exceed 80 per
cent In 1918 earnings were 31.S per
cent on the 36.590.7O0 capital stock. ON
December 81 last the company's cash
on hand exceeded $780, 900. and II Is now
estimated at more than $1.5OO.OOO.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-05-01
slKROGATES' NOTICES.

hAlbEN, CAfliAI.iAE.--ln pu-suSnc, OF
an ora"l 81 Hon. Robert Ludlow Fowler "A
SURROGATE of lie County II New York. uotics
IL hereby given 10 al persons having claims
against CathIrine Hayden, late al the County
of New York, deceased, to present the same
with vouchers thereof to the subscriber at
his place Of transucting business, No b.S
Fifth Avenue Borough Of Manhattan. New
york city, ON or before the LIST day OF Au-
gust next Dated New York the lith dav OF
January. 1914 JAMES ALEXANDER HAY.
DEN Executor. FRANK I. HALL. Attorney
for Eyecutnr. 30 Broad Street. Manhattan
= NArl
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-05-01
MECHANICS LIENS.
Manhattan


VASDAM ST. 50 to g0-M wes,ereren
Inc. agt Henry Heide & II II Helde Co
owner: ] Brady Jr. e. Co. contrnc.
li6TH ST. 1853 E-Joseph Lo Medico ait
Donate Cafoa, owner q contractor. $50
NANDAM ST. W cor Hudson st. 200SiOT--
~ Pomeroy Co agt Henry Heide, owner ..
Thomas Brody, ,Jr, a Co. contrac
18TH ST. ZIG W--Nichoas Zuria agt James
Moore. owner: Nathan Picket. contrac-
18TH ST, s. 100 Q sst Nicholas sv isSs
99l1-Dittmar Powder Works. Inc arr
Nose Goodman Corpn, owner-Robert so n b.
Giovanni Contracting Co. Inc con,rac-
DIST sr. 81 w.Alexandcr c iPntterso. a =,
Ida NJ conklin, owner and contractor gre
Az h. 5 W cor 18Th st. s.xl:o-Marcu- Con-
tracing Co, inc, agt Levy Dairy Co Inc
owner: Rutan & Cooper Inc, cortrac-
18TH ST. n =. 100 W Audubon sy i0oxse i
--Nappi Contracting Co agt Nose Good.
man corpn. Capitalization Giovanni
Contracting Co. contractor. .s5s
BrOnx.
BATHGATE AN. =. los n OF T. 10th St
s45-Joseph Boreil agt The i7Sd -
Improvement Co and Aaron Miller oNnar
anu contractor ........ ...........,. 81 500
HUNTS POINT Az. g cor seneca lv i0os
lO"-Pietr" lndella agt Geors" G. Graham
construction 90, owner and contr.c.
o. .
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-05-01
Referees APPOINTED.

Supreme court-Bv Justic. Lehman
Farmers Loan 4, 20. W Mcclure, Jnmcy
A. Faley; Laurel vs. Van Bensu hoton Rich
ard NJ, Henry,
ny Justice pRge--Run VS. FelumarI,
Samuel Strhsbourger.
nv Justice Hi1ur- Habermsn W Romano.
William u Ten Eyck.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-05-01
SUMNlONSES.

~@-
SUPREME COURT. NEW YORK COZ vt
$: Warner wiliidm Walwyn. 81. a.
Methodist Episeopai Church Of Harlem d. 60
Church ~ harlem', Marco Realty Co.g,a,
Inc. koGert ,ilecd; Nlrs4t e, G.eed, So.
son; inc names Mary" and Ann, ..as
hTiS" - XIII Sf uS'nss G't
,iieed, deeces,sed; Joseph Greenbau,n So
Kapluu. Moses Packard and NAtn-. .
Packard defendants
ea MSo'i ii. VIZ s Ss & G,ssf @
,ileed. his wife: Anna L, Geed. So" >t
klnsou
YOU are hereby summoned To- arsve- 'a.
complaint in this action. and TO serve cor
within twenty days after f tie seTvcc %, =
summons. exclusive OF the day OF se.
amH adsm H % be- qfs Vixen TO sPpr5
hy default for the relief denandel 80 ..-
Dated New York. February ,,h. al,
MII.TON MAYrE.
ou.. 49,, . A,torne$ Tor PMianr
Borough Of Manhattan, New YORK Ci'f
Robert 'sa ee ae'sGap ap ead eaGh o. IT,
his wife; Anna Y Gleed, susie Atkinson
The tSresoing lummons Is sgryed upon
Hon Bartow WIS a justice s'S OF The =,
PRONE Court of ~. STATE OF New No'.
day Of kprn, 1919 Vim a copy OF the co"
pllalnt in ,thc once q the Clerk OF the Cou1
said state, the original complaint hrviTs
been h.ei IN said once on the 9Th aai -
MIiroN MAYER
At'orn"' for Plalnt~
~ Ia ~
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The answer further relies upon the SUI
preme Court decree in the suit which
divorced the Union Pacific from the South
ern Pacific. 1t is set forth that the Cow
eminent said that the Southern Pacific
was the owner OF the stock Of the Central
Pacific. and that ii sought to free the
Central Pacific-Union Pacific transconti-
mental line from all restraint of trade
and commerce which had been created by
the defendants. The facts of the owner
ship OF the Central Pacific were before
the Supreme Court, which did not dis
turb the situation.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-05-01
SALES HS AUCTION.

ny ORDER Of Horace Waters Il Co /
9 \, Nj, at 1874 Firth Avenue, Manhattan
Mccoy piano 1871. H,lrstun piano 7s2lG
Rcnner n'ano 6t70G Kaufman plano .sos
Grey autola f5ie.,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-05-01
Court Of Appeals Calendar.
4. =. Supreme Cour, Calendar.

ALBANY. April 3o,--The Court OF Appeals
calendar for tomorrow Is. Nos ga. 625 and
53l,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-05-01
SOUTHERN PACIFIC
) REPLIES IN US. SUIT
Railroad Company Denies 1t
Has Violated Sherman
Antitrust Act.
HOW c. p. HAS OPERATED
Parent Company Compelled to
Aid in Payment of $4,000
900 to Government.

.,, an ,r,
=, a. sa,,,h.r,, paa,oo oo,,,,n,. ,n Or.
All, h-o,.h, mo ,i,o co,or,,,.r, On ,on,,
,.,o ,,o,, /, ,ho ,a,,,,, p.c,ao p,,,wa,
C.,,, ,,,. .,o, No. i'd. 7, On.
-
poses the separation on tne GROUND tha'
II would be against public interest ana on
the ground that the companies have moi
violated either the sherman antitrust Law
- A.. ,,.a,a., .,,,...a ao,s
- - -. A.. ,.,..-,
Of the two companies to prove that the
Southern Pacific Railroad Company and
the Central Pacific had the same stock
holders and the came operating control
u.tor. Aru ,Sss Ga. Central pacisc
- -, S...,.. ~,
unuer Nass ope ,',' ."s s.,aa .n,
cine Railroad Which never opcra'eu any
of It's own lines. The Southern Pacific
company on April |, 1885, took possession
or ,ha rantr,i p,cInc and Soutbern pa
.a ,.a.. a.,
S."e "'''' 1" '""''' .' -,
since 'heh MY peeh opc'''"s '''" WI"
panies
Because these lines were In one owner
.hi, and ,,,napement they were dcycloped
,,,,,,ar,, IN, arsw.r s.vs and
o.' -,
hsue Heeu was s"e" 40 w ""'N'' WI
ton should hold title 10 terminal proper
ties and branch lines. Branches OF the
Central Pacific have been built and owned
a., ,., So,,,horr pac,a, and train. have
w -, -. =. a.
peen opcrateu over uo'' 's'.s W So Wv, Wy
pest service resaruiess vi 'ne s'p
oi we i'ost uhee' iiivs' '' W 80.
"ouiu suher sIea'iS '".s 49,,
IAteo' sIea, suI'a v. '".n.y s.t,,.,,.,
70 DC speh. LOT separaVe ae,m'ai - ,ss
anu the puu,'c ser'Iee "'u'u su'e'' ''''
answer sets iofth'
r. u A.. Cox..uu.u,
Another point is made OF the method by
which Federal committee arranged Tor
the Central Pacific to pay to the Govern
ment s5s,o0O,oOO. This committee, COM
posed of the Secretary OF the Treasury,
the secretary OF the Interior ana the
AttUi ney -General, decided in 1905 that the
road would have to pay this money in ten
equal annual instruments. The answer
continues.
1T was well understood by the Con-
Gress at the time of the passage OF this
law that the said Indebtedness OF the
Central Pacific Railroad Company to the
United States Government amounted to at
least S5s.0O0. 900. and according therefore
70 the terms of said law the Central Pa
cinc Railroad Company was required to
pay during each OF the ten years allowed
for the payment of said debt the sum OF
IS, soc, 900 per annum.
"This sum exceeded many times over
any possible net earnings of the Central
Pacific Railroad Company that could be
applied to the payment of this debt. and
ii cannot be questioned that the Congress
intended and understood that this debt
could only he paid by the employment OF
the credit and resources of the Southern
Pacific company and that compliance with
the prescribed terms of settlement neces-
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-05-01
REALTY RECORDS
ASSIGNMENTS or MORTGAGES
Manhattan

Manhattan.
aiHfSth PH RhAL4SS Clara t K,sg' CO ::
scHuIrE. JULIA l.. ., al. to Ju,iia. .
y6RTH MARy. to lawyer: Mtg Co. g. 1909 SSs
BROWN, MARoT d. to Lawyers. Mig
BEnNHEI,MER SIMON H. and a sc"0G 70
ROSE WIN K. sIr to sami Kenpne.r md nd
LHWYERs MoRTGAGE co to 't. rSIGIS
SAME TO Emierani,t Ind Saw Bank. "a ; 900
HARMON. JULIA n n, sdn, to fredk
HEBhEw TEcHNrcAL '11Nsrirtrtt:' 800 30
Fitch, SUSIE ID. to Title q 4 T co ii.6Go
kEssLER. ADA $. to the Baron de lilrscR
ApEEI: cHAs i. 10 N Marion Aptsi l.'y s.
vickERs HENRIETTA. to Chas / A..
TITLE . & T co to waller s prs s.99
otNTHER. FREDK vi ira;. to Lazy. Lazy,
REGAL AMus.EMENr co to aS.S"'
EGKERsoN.. JOHN c. c1r. to E,nisfa,gT4'
A%ERicks 'S %Td CO to Lincoln 'l" Tla.'
sPINeARN. ELIAS. to Louis 81 s siG0"e
RosE. JULlus to Nathan Kirrs;chi ,iso
M4 FIT ;. JAMES H. and ano. ex5.. g
BAILEY rHEoboRE to cci Is, 900
knickerboeker Trust CO. ..'...ee.siscSe
sIGEL FRANCIS O. to Edw rita. ',i
Bronx.
DOVE, MARIANA, to Percy G Dove
MUNICH. AMANDA L. to John Po-
I: MTG GO ,o re;so Poppsr ,sss.s ssS
TRUST co to Helen + Roberts. y 900
MTG co to Fredk W Guniho-
SANE To- .Jo..nbin. {, isn,nccc;,.''! 1000
T q a T co to National Board OF Youue
Women's Christian Assn OF L s OF Amer.
saWr ', .a,,, ...'.....'.'..:5 5000
SAME to Newbursh Savings Bank. a. Sew,
MsRlEh Jt;x Mi; G. - Jcn ss9e9c
MANDEtBAuM,o HARRIS. to Tcbhs
Greenebaum, assts. ,..............3i0
GoETZ LIMA. to Morris y Bobis. 49,. 8;
HAtSER. GEO. to John w Harper ga 500
TRoCNST1NE. EMMA, to Henry MorTen-
G ,t nau 60 ..'...............t6 600
RENNERT, JOHN f. to Leopold Hinicr.
STEIN. SOPHIE. to Henry Mo si0Do
HENRY MoRGENTHAu co /" r! moo
HARpER. JOHN W, ,ru, TO ci.,,,,S..;,, loo
JACKSON KATH r. ct al. exrs, to Fredk
Lese ............... ,...,,..... - 600
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SITUATIONS WANrED-rEMAIL.

Nf>~~sSN-
COMPANION or GovCrness hy refined .oEhs
lady, small remuneration. q, box ,cs Shr
Office
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-05-01
INDUSTRIAL EARNINGS.

The United states Express Company re-
ports to the Interstate Commerce Commits
far In
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-05-01
It. sl7.91 q CEN So - 1ol

The receipts from customs yesterday were
Nt2,l:S. from internal revenue ordinary. $500 %
so; corporation tax, 81, To-. and miscellaneous
s5lS.tI. National bank notes received for re-
demption. f2.7sg.1S3
The cash statement OF the United States
Treasurer for Anrll % shnws.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-05-01
RAILROAD EARNINGS.


s'N In Elm fHNifN ~
The Southern Pacific Company reports for
March: 1914 Changes
Gross earnings I'll s6i.536 Dec. i53 75t
Total ex and tax. ss23329 Inc. Ss2.sA
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-05-01

Receiver. Appointed.
supreme court--Ry Justice Davis
samuel wacht IS Dora Frsnk-nstein.
Charles r. Fettretch.
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DAILY TREASURY STATEMENT.

WASHINGTON, April 20 The statement OF
shows:
Yesterday This month. Fiscal year.
Receipts ~ ,s6>.:S SIS 6t9 lS1 1852 ~. cSe
Ray warrants 2lF.e9a 80. i9iI 5S50ii. 2NS
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-05-01

AT a SPECIAL TERM. PART L. Of TIE
supreme Court OF the State OF New YORK held
IN ana FOR the County = Sew York A. No
county Court House. in the borough 81 Na,-
haitian. city Of New York, On the 18Th day
Of Alril, 1914.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-05-01

Net earnings.... 2O7 Dec. 3t36
From July /:
Gross earnings. sos. oai.753 Dec ss.5tssi
Total ex. and tax. 75,5so,32 Inc. i.esS.54&
The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1914-11-05
Report of Pauper Commits
sioner Shows Big Increase
in Dependents in Quarter
'NOWORK' APPEARS ON REPORT

. No work is given as the cause of
six cases of pauperism in Kenosha now
being cared for by the city and for the
first time this cause of people seeking
aid appears formally on a report of the
city poor commissioner. The report
covers the last three months and it
shows that in that time the city had
dependant on it a total Of fifty-thre
families. In these ffty-three families
there are two hundred and six persons.
OF the families twenty-six are families
where a widow is the head of the
family and in these cases many of the
children named are under the age of
twelve years. Twelve families in the
city are now receiving full support
from the city and majority of the
lorg list are receiving nearly full cup
port. The report shows that there are
at the present time fifteen inmates of
the city poor farm. Five Of this num-
Der have been received at tie farm
during the past three months. Tn the
quarter there were three cases to be
cared for in the Kenosha hospital and
in the same period the poor commits
sioner paid for the burial of two peo-
pie. The demand on the pauper com
missioner is being SO great that the
appropriation made by the council last
year will probably not be sufficient to
take care of all these demands and
there will be a necessity for an in
creased appropriation next spring.
The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1914-11-05

The long expected bill for extras !"
on the north side sewer finally reached
the council Monday evening. The con
tractor put in more or less modest
demand on the city for a total of
$4,000. After an extended discussion
the council finally agreed to allow the
contractor 1926 if he would accept that
amount as settlement Sin full' for
all of his claim against the city. From
this it does not appear that the present
council is so constituted as to encour-
age the presentation of large bills for
''extras'' on city work and the dis
crepancy between the amount claimed
ana the amount the council is willing
to allow is so great that the matter will
probably be taken into the courts be-
fore settlement is reached. The
troubles over this sewer will recall
wildly to the people who take an in
terest in city affairs the claims that
ere made when the trunk sewer was
built and the final outcome of that
fight.
The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1914-11-05
"BRINGING UP FATHER. =

Maybe you haven't laughed for so
long that your face has become cal
loused. If so it Is time to ''loosen VI"
Physical and mental exercise often
cheats the doctor. Somehow or other,
people like to cheat doctor. Try it
-go and see bringing up Father"
and laugh your "blamed head" off.
A rip roaring laugh may enable you to
keep your appendicitis money.
You know its fashionable nowadays to
have fund ready to present to some
needy doctor for relieving you of your
appendix when he has urgent need of
the money. Go to the Rhode next
Tuesday night, November 10. Bring
ing Up Father" is going to be
there advdw
The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1914-11-05
MAKES HIS REPORT.
Clerk of Municipal Court Shows Busy
Two Months in City Court.

Clerk OF the municipal court, John
Wattles, this morning fled with the
city and county treasurers the report
of the court for the months of Sep
TENDER and October and the report in
dicates that the first two months in
which Mr.. Wattles has served as clerk
of the court have been decidedly busy
ones. The months were shown to be
especially profitable for the city. Dur
ing tho period one hundred and eigh-
teen city cases were heard and dispos
ed Of and the total amount collected
in these cases was $890.46 and the total
amount of the expenses in the cases
was $500, the balance $812.37 has
been paid into the city treasury. The
report to the county treasurer shows
that there was total of fifty three
cases heard in the justice criminal
branch of the court. The total amount
collected in these cases as fines and
fees amounted to $395.86. -Four cases
were heard in the juvenile branch of
the court and the receipts from these
cases was $5,32. There were fifty
cases in the justice civil branch Of the
court and the costs collected amount
ed to $101.92. There was a total of
twenty-five cases in the circuit civil
branch OF the court and the amount
collected in these cases amounted to
$685.. Five cages were heard in thc
circuit criminal Sbranch of the court
and the amount collected in these cases
totaled $448.20 in fines and costs. The
total of the check turned over to the
county treasurer amounted to $1,027.85