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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-08-18
FUNSTON REPORT
OF GREAT STORM

Washington. Aug. 17-Under date
of 2.so P. NJ. today. Major General
Funston. from Fort Sam Houston,
Texas, reported conditions at Calves
ton to the war department as follows:
.Buford radio reports this morning
that the transport Mcclellan broke
loose from her moorinGs ana Asiftea
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-08-18
MKT SHOW A SUBSTANTIAL
CAPITAL STOCK MARGIN TO
AUTHORIZE ISSUE OF BONDS

,.nortant Decision and Precedent Is Handed
M nou-n bv Public Utilities Commission in the
Nntb Yarmouth Water Co. Case-Franchise
yo Element in Rate Making and $500 Worth
# Tangible Property Not Basis for $1,000
Capitalization
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-08-18
Impossible to Get Any But Vague Reports Loss Of Life and the
Great Property Damageboas Taking People from Buildings to
Safety on TransporSevera Feet Of Water in the Streets But
Storm Believed Subsiding
TRANSPORT MCCLELLAN is CARRIED
HALF MILE INLAND AND LEFT THERE

All Buildings on Water Front Ruined -M Many
Vessels Swamped or Wrecked in Harbor and
No Word from Scores of Villages in Path of
Storm-Expect No Wire Communication for
Several Days
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-08-18
THE WEATHER
FAIR

Forecast: Eastern New York and New
England: Fair Wednesday and Thurs.
day.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-08-18
Boston Forecast

Boston Forecast
Boston, Aug. 17.-Forecast for Boston
and vicinity Fair anc continued cool
Wednesday and Thursday; moderate
northeriy to easterly winds,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-06-12
FORD MAY BUY PLANT
ON JERSEY SHORE
Auto Man Looks Over Old
Pearline Factory, South of
EdgeWater Ferry.

Henry Ford, the automobile manu-
facturer, may buy the plant Of the
Pyle Pearline Company, on the Jersey
shore Of the Hudson, two miles south
Of the Edgewster Ferry. Thursday he
visited the property, and. although he
refused 10 make any statement, it IS
understood he is seriously considering
its purchase.
The plant consists Of large fac
tory and fifteen acres Of land, with a
long frontage on the Hudson. II has
been idle since Proctor & Gamble
bought out the Pesrline company five
months ago.
William R. Kirkland, Of rs Laight
Street, New York, manager of the Pyle
estate. admitted yesterday that the
property had been offered 10 Mr. Ford.
1--WE have had no response from him
concerning the purchase" said Mr..
Kirkland, "but we would not be sur
prised II il were made. Mr.. Ford has
been looking for q plant so situated
that shipments abroad will be easy.
Our property offers every facility
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-06-12
ROFRANO QUOTED
in MURDER CASE
Wanted to Get Rid or
Foley Lieutenant, Killer
Testif1es.
CHARGES HE TALKED
TERMS OVER PHONE,
Girl Who Lived with the De-
PENDANT. Rox Cornell, Re-
luctant Witness.

The name OF Michael A. Rofrano.
DEPUTY Street Cleaning Commissioner,
continued yesterday 20 be mentioned
prominently in the testimony at the
trial Of Rocco Carnivalo, alias RoX Cor
nell. on trisl FOR instigating the muir
der OF Michael Gaimari, political
lieutenant Of Thomas F. Foley.
Carnivalo is the second man 70 be
,leced on trial for the Gaimari murder.
Gaetano Nontimagno has been tried,
convicted and sentenced to death.
Frank Fennimore. another active pollti-
cal worker Of the ID Assembly District,
in which alleged rivalry existed be-
tween Foley and Rofrano. stands in
dicted for murder in the first degree,
accused OF having joined with Carni-
valo in doing away with Galmari.
Joseph La Sale, serving twenty
year term for the Staying OF james
Ninot. another Of the Foley crowd,
continued his testimony yesterday. lie
quoted Cornell as saying to him that
Bofrano wanted TO get rid Of the
.Horse' the name by which Gaimarl
was known because he was getting too
much influence with the Italian voters.
ard that Cornell also promised 70 take
ca~e Of nv brother Antonio. VINO was
The witness told Of being in company
with Cornell and Fennimore in res.
,aurant. and declared that Cornell told
bim Rofraro had sent money TO Fennl-
more and Cornell when they we're IN
Boston after Gaimsri had been stabbed
nv Nontimaeno. This was four months
before Gaimari had been shot and
killed bv Montimagno.
Before my brother vas CONVICTED for
the murder Of Minot," La Sale said,
cornell came 70 me in the Tombs and
said ne had heard was going TO squesl
He begged me not 20. The best thing
YOU can do he told me. is 70 take a
plea. II you squesl you will send US
Iii 10 the electric chair ! told him he
had nothing 20 fear-that the Paper
Box Kid and Becker were convicted and
sentenced 70 the electric chair, but they
we're not dead yet
On ross-examinstion by Lloyd P.
Striker. Cornelrs lawyer, La Sale
told Of a telephone conversation Cor
nell had from his home, at 52l1 New
Utrecht Avenue, Brooklyn. Hello Is
that you. Nike La Sale quoted Cor
nell as saving. well, I've got that
fellow over here and am ready TO do
that Job I've promised to pay him
$500. Shall come 10 the Office and
get il? We are going after him, and
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-06-12

will show you that we will get him
within q month"
La Sale identified the revolver with
which Gaimari 10 alleged 10 have been
shot. and said he had seen IL on many
occasions in the possession Of the de-
PENDANT.
Pauline Samuels. with whom Cornell
lived. proved a reluctant witness. She
has been confined in the House Of De-
tention az a witness for several months.
After some persuasive questioning by
Assistant District Attorney Brothers
she admitted seeing Montimagno in her
home and identified him when he was
brought into the courtroom. She said
she could not remember or had forgot
ten much Of the testimony she gave
before the grand Jury and could not
identify the revolver. She was still on
the stand when an adjournment was
taken 10 Monday morning.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-06-12
OCEAN FREIGHTs AND CHARTERS.

Chsrerins vss moderate and steady demand
nrevsiieI for additional tonnage 'or June aud July
loading Rates we're stead snd tonnage offerings
moderate Quotations 20 Liverpool. London. ,ilas
gov and Hull i2d. cotton % Liverpool per 100 10.
81 Charters-Duich steamer 10000 cases petrol
cum New York 10 Mslia. sos June. steamer. l,oo'
IONS. Atlantic and Pacific trade. one rounl TIP
coal Baltimore ~ Asiers. as. June. Br steamer
ial tons same ~ AeIandria. p T. prompt Greek
steamer. l. $50 tons. ,ame. 90 Palermo. Br steamer.
a. 600 qrs oats At-r,ic range n vest coast ltay
s. June Br steamer. 30 900 qrs grain. Atlantic
range ~ French Atlantic port. gs 81. prompt
Br ,tearn.F "a 900 qrs same ss topiion L X. :,
option oats q lexsi. July. Dutch steamer. 5000
qrs srsin. Baltimore - Scandina avian port. ? =
prompt: Dan steamer Is 900 qrs. same 1isl bark.
iss IONS grain Ph!la 70 vest coast tab. I.
prompt schooner sal tons coal Norfolk 10 Us
bon . l. Schooner us tons. lumber. Pensscola n
Port az Prince. il3 and port charges
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-06-12
POLICE DEPARTMENT.

Transfers and Aulpnmsnts.-Jyne II: Cspts. ".
= Fennly. 5eh 70 l5lst pct W. +. Boe,iler. 10Th
pct 10 l7A l. D.. assigned in command: Leuts. X.
L Enrtgh,. 18TH pct. assigned In command: T. v.
Underhin. sh |. d. 10 l5sth pct. assigned in com
mind. June ~. Plum. J. A. 0Donnell HNh 10
ASH pct. Mutual June 70. serzts T. J. keat.
ing. ?s?d 10 Attn PCT J. =. Fanc. ?I7th TO 2s2d
Temporary A.,Isnmentt.-To Training School from
pets. indicated. day June II serss. g. d. Hop
hns. ?ist: J. l. rrayer.. esth: J. J. Flynn. 5sth;
Ptlmu G. Boss IT, seth. A L. STANLEY e9th: J.
kaninsky. l6jth A. hossner. Traffic A: J.. Z.
p H,r Iraiae D. ,. Mccarthy Traffic D J.
Traffic A b. Gulager. lriitc c: II. j. Young.
D. r. q. J. Silva. 18th pct. TO {. o. duty Ia
cycle Repair, Shop. Bureau Of teo. ,nd Sup. 80
days. June 49, J. / BeAller and ". ". Refuge.
ijsd pct 10 li,h l. D.. June Il TO June IS.
leaves 20 Ray ,-piimnii " A'fia tth day.
j. i'1 o'co on ss,h. Gsy. Jun, s. MsSon.3
1881. 3 days. June Is W h9'an. h5,h DAP.
S 5Gas is. S S June i 3,' k 1Sef L issd
ia: b + Coleman Bridge. day Jun; 4
ssh. May Is to May IS J. Harten. ssth May 81
during disability. J. +. Arehopoh. b. b. H. squad
APE s,pi%.sd.s1f,lmn D J. Murphy an cch.res
preferred while attached 70 :sthl. Stay . con1ersA
ton J. D. Ahelrn. 10Th April 80. sbs:n, from
s. absent from post IN liquof store c. Braun. I'D
April 80. ia.led TO promptly return from court. Ia
liquor saloon W II Morrison. 2Sth Miy l. alb
sen, from post. in premises: II. Ludemsnn. :sth.
May s. conversation J. shea 52d. MAY 4. alb
sent from post. in premises J, J. De'ens. Is. Sears
D. y smith. j. y. Schsaf and 4. j. stafford. May
u. absent without leave: j. J; Dunn. tSd, April
80. absent from post. IN premises: J. II, Bailey
SD May 3. absent from post In premises. J. Byrne
s3d MAY IL. absent from post. ia PREMISE: r.
O'pay s5th. May II. absent from post IN premises
Mition Mar h. Browne. sS,h. May !. absent With
csI,s, p,mI.,.d.-Ptlmn. J. A. Nelson: 4th.
April 20. absent from post. In premises: L. A
Crossley. ?lSi. Msy u. absent from post, coming
from premises: J. T. LeAhey. 26th. May !. absent
from post, in premises J. clirord. 18th. May g.
sSsent from post. II R, 81 schast,r. ss;h. May
70. failed % take proper action: C yon Halle
Wilson. Ssth. MAY 10. absent from post. coming
from premises. ]. " Ray. 18th Miy 3; absent,
from post In premises. 7. l.. Stems 5sth. April
Il. inpfcptr patrol. absent from relieving poin,
j McDads. 3sth tcharges prcferred while assigned
TO Boiler squad. Apr 30 failed 10 inspect steam
boilers as directed: W I. J. Sullivan, ~. May
sjth. May u, failed 10 take proper action. W. T..
Biilsr. e5th. MAY T. sbssni from pos. coming from
liquor saloon
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-06-12
Shipping Information and
Marine NeWS OF the World

H,E,n japan. core, China Philippines
j,psn cons. Chiaa via sesttlsI-Ass
ARRIVED
sknssir fNorl Rio Grauds ID Sui April Is
Bu.nos Ayf.s Ma : Monisvidso 5 ard s, Lucia e.
via Boston June TO- 20 Barber Go. with mise.
Bar 10
Busnu Air,s ,spsnl Brc,lons May IS Va.
cneii - Malaga q ard Cadi1 -. 70 the tom
psria TraslfaItici. with "a cabin and q stecrsss
passenger sno mds, Tor Nev lofk and - cabin
and 10 siesrtse passengers IN transit for Hs'sn,
NfunVood. nitantas June :. 70 the Nunson -
LIN. with sugar Bar n
shsvmut Philadelphia. TO IN. CLYDE S. Go. 9Th
mdse Quar-. IS
Illinois Pofi Arthur May 50. 70 n. TeI.s OIL Co.
with niV quar-. Is m.
Pa1gms. tTrobal June :. n the Panama Rail
road e. lire with 100 passengers mail, and mdss
Bar Aam
Orhd Dam Antila June T. 20 the Munson 81
Line with sugar Bar ~ an.
Hamilton. Nespou ScEs snd Norfolk. N N. Old
Dominion s. 60. vi;h passengers and mds.. Quar-.
2l1 pm
SAILED.
steamer wl.rsl tBu. Hare. kadun, lBr).
Mnmo. Caeique CFr'. Bordeaux: Kim
ucri Meas. Indrsghir b. Kobe. " Harper.
Marselllss. POLYNESIA NOT. Rotterdam. City Of
Columtus Savannah rrifslEar tNor,. Cardenas
chippewa. Charleston and Jacksonville Alamahs
. Mamma HAia. Baltimore
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-06-12
STEAMERS AT FOREIGN PORTS.
ARRIVED

ARRIVED.
Genoa. June i0-Calaoria tBri, Ner York
London. June ll-Anslicsn fBr. Boston. Esoa
Iona tBri. New York
pauillar. June i-Thode Faselund Nor Nev York
for nordeauI
Msrseilles juno j-Segioa. New York
Hasre June S-Atherstels BIZ. NeU York
Singapore. Jun. e-lndra Br. Nev York ua
A1en
Malta June eSt Andrew Brl. N.s York Via
Genoa
SAILED.
Plymouth. June io-kura tBfl. Ner YORK
Rosario. June i--Salonica tNOrl. New York.
Colombo. June s--Inrric tBrl. from Yokohama
etc.. New York A.,
To,opns. June lo-Csli, OBJ. New YORK.
PASSED
FsyaL Juns e-Prins der Nederlanden Dutch
Sew York via West Indies and Venezuela for
Amsterdam
Dungcness. Juns 10 Escalons b. Sev York for
London.
- Michaels June lo-Malans Dutch. Batavia
FOR NeN YORK.
Bearhy Head Jun. ll-Iroauois BIZ. Ne" York FOR
London.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-06-12
20 Years for Killing Woman.

After changing his plea from not
guilty 70 guilty Of manslsughter in the
second degree, Frank Berchman, TWEEN
tv-two. was sentenced TO Sing Sing for
a term Of from twenty years to life, in
The Bronx Supreme Court yesterday.
He shot Susan Lewis, twenty-one, a
school teacher in The Bronx. The
Young woman had repeatedly rejected
his proposals of marriage. Berchman
is the son of a building contractor.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-06-12
APPRAlSALS OF ESTATES.

JANIS DONALD former o,scisl Of the standard
OIL Company March =. 1910. net t2s1.5i9.Ss.
largest separate holdings are 200 shares IN The
standard OIL Company o. New Jersey. So 400 $50
shares standard oil Company Of NeN York. S3i. 800
so shares Standard Oi Company tIndiansl. tA. 400
10 shares, standard on Company Of California.
SsT 900 The chief bensfcisnes are Joseph u
Donaid brother Annie y Hosg and Lizzie D
Morai sis,en. and Jessie l. Donald. sister In law
JANE J.. STEWART NOV. ~ 1910. net.
$50 fi5 Is Most 81 estate 10 John stewart hus-
bard Real properly. SIC
JTIIA l. GUINEE fDec. 81. 1910. net
tl Sni 50 To Roman Catholic charitieA
ELIZA MARTIN FEB II. 1879 net 81 ESQ So
To 1esnnetie :. Hall. niece
MARY n GRETNLEAf (Nos s. 1879 net
$40 isf rs Bulk 81 estate 70 relatives
BESJAiiIN ". WILLIAMS Teh, II, 1910 net
ySl iilI To children sld grandchildren Lar
United States rrus, Company, t5j.Stl.se
KALI 81 VAN N0sTRASD tSov 20. 1910 /;
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-06-12
FIRE RECORD.

i 26-sI3 Z eth Ct. s Guterrntn ,ntins
Il I0-si4 Z is0th ~ Man Hizer trtfins
: ais : sS,h 81 Central Vtnire WORKS slight
f,l5-lsl ". ?sth st. FIsnkin ri1ins
l5--3ll z. ssh 81 fersle. S5Voo
10 0O-sl2 Z SD 81 ". Hurst. slight
4 1870 + ls0th a. : Lisusigo 500
II .io-l69 lo5th 81; MIS- Jseony snshI
j. ISL z l7th 81. Teratriss. slight
4j-220 Avenue A Benjamin Palermo. tnnins
. 3o-22s West 1881 81. Mrs. A. Henry: trinins
1850 81 sv: s. Davidson tr1hins
4l5-9ll West l0ath 81 J. Nelson: timing
s IA Ludlow ST.. J. Polchiusky; irihing
SOS West llsth St: J. Grsnlier trihins
s 2N-l04 2. "a St Mr.. Abers'ein; trinms
2 COS 7th a Jacob Dublin 500.
q35-lqA Pit e.: y GFeenbaum trifins
Q 5s-2053 lst av 7 Gsrirola. trtfins.
10 s0--l2l Az c. NJ Cooper trihEs
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-06-12
AUCTION SALES.

MORTGAGE SAIL. --Mctgass ets.s,n y y
Schre0cr Press. q domestic eolo.a "a "a.
Levy T. Preiscr. Au.tiOnecT vii ~ 1S,,srC
10 A N on PREMISES. l3i Gftnd -. 'v.i,tI
ManhAfsa. two AIessonih4,er l1.eoE., "a -
Model :: two quarter b. ,. Dss. Wye" ss-t 4
fehle No Sis one ~ Nge3 - =.
Hos press. ss,5s ono is.sa Jonl Io1gs. y.
rcrsal Press. one SIG Gordgl Tres p,-.s<e
champion Press. rh.oe 9-is Chtnp.M.i : n =.
horsepower. one Seytold CapiA ~, -. 10 ~
No storss with combination slsiss. zoe - y
an prco,seadins tables. metal cg'iefi .ss,s,cfL
cabinets con- aiming tyg~ Of sll - ,sso1 y
stands containing cases % rrs' a 90 ,,srs1k
niiurc. all Linotype natal Al ~ o' e,r,,lrsrs y
Use At schneider Press. ell ofef ....I a D
chinery contained on premises ss o,.,,-,sse
ousn 0' "'A'"' '''' CHARLES Llt.,s.s
Attorney for he1s---
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-06-12
THE WEATHER REPORT
Forecasts and Records of the
Last Twenty-f four Hours.

Washington. June li.-An oTshoot from the vide
spiesd low IN the plateau region has moved north
ard 10 the 81 Lawrence vslley In the last
t~enty four hours The plateau low Is central to
night over Colorado with the barometer level below
70 40 inches This low Is attended By unusually
high temperature. in n. Southwest Showers have
been rather general IN New England. the Ohio
Vslly and Tennessee. also in South Dakota. wyor
Ina ana Southern Montana Temperatures have
risen decidedly IN the East and continue high in
The Southwest
III. weather IN the Eastern districts ard in the
interior valleys will b. unsettled and shovev for
the next seTern days. and the temperature will
not change materially except locally. where thun
dershoWerS occur.
Winds FOR Saturday ard sunday North Atlantic
Middle Atlantic moderate and variable. mostly
west: South Atlantic. East Gull. light south West
Gulf. moderate southeast 10 south. upper lakes
!isht and variable. lover lakes. moderate west.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-06-12

TO WHOM IT NAY coNcERN--l ii
stein. Auctlonesr. sells. June W
$50 A. ", at gi2 East 6th $50; 49,.
haitian, 200 Barrels OF wheat
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-06-12
INSTRUCTION.
SCHOOL AGENClE

American and Foreign Teacher no
Supplies Professors. Ieseosss ssools -
GoverneSses. etc. 10 CoHcses yoCSy
Families Apply TO Mrs M
FULTON. rs linton square
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-06-12
TRANSPACIFIC MAILS.

Destination and steamer $50 .. N.
Hawaii Japan corea China. PHILIPPINES
MA San Frsuciscol- Shinyo haru iune ~
Hawaii VIA San Francisco --Sera. ...... June IL
Hawaii f-ia san Francisco l-Lurlino. June u
Tahiti Msrquesss. Cook Islands. New Z.a-
land Australia via san Ffsncisco)-
M0sna D.. 5Hiir -
Japan. Cores. China via se,ttl.)-s.stte
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-06-12
Barometer Readings.

q. m.soos Ip. m. 1888 sp M 90 So
LEGAL Foreess,.-Fsir to-day and tomorrow. mod
elate vest winds.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-06-12
VAT6 ouVI6vRHp Din. 81. LcL. soc

nr sI5.5s.s. T. three brothers and sister
81 - Is 10 four "a ssn.. In trust, Corporate
stock and bonds. tss,3I2.Is.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-06-12

Fer.esss for Special loeaiIts.-Esstsrn New
York. fair to-day and 10 morrow.
Maryland. District Of Columbia fair to-day and
To- morrov.
Western New York. Pennsylvania, New Jersey,
Delaware fair today ard probably 10 morrow.
Northern NeE England. unsettled showers to-day
and probably 10 morrow
Southern New England. cloudy TO-DAY. probably
local showers TO- morrow. fair.
Local onlcIaI Reeord.-The following o,ci.l record
from the Weather Bureau shows the changes IN the
temperature fer the last tvsny four hours. in com
p,Eison With the correspoHdlns date Of last year
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-06-12

Highest temperature yesterday. 70 at l40 .. M ;
lowest 81 (st 5 M; average 81 average for
corresponding date last year, IS average for CORE
spending date last thirty three years. s..
humidity.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-06-12
DANCING ACADEMIES.

osaciss Carnival. dfsnd Central Pslacs. LSI. 4.
Use teth entrance upsn from II Z N .mldniahl
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-06-12
Vessels Arriving at and De'
parting from Port OF
New York.
MiNIATt RI ALMANAC

HIGH WATER
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-06-12
DOMESTIC SITUATIONS WANTED.

DOMESTIC SITUATIONS WANTED.
Females.
WAITRESS. Young Scotch woman. Is
months reference: $50 h. Miss HofmAyer's
Agency. 10 Last i5d st.. Sd floor. Tel s9is NuT-
Tsy HUI.
COOK. assist washing and chanlberms!d waitress.
Finnish girls. good references. together CT Np'
1rsie. iussila Agency $50 Lexington ". Tel.
4iJ3--PlAla
COOK. assist Laundry. Chamoermaid. wsitresS-
Tao North OF Ireland sirls: exceptionally nice. !
years last place: city or county. Industrial Assn.
l. West yea 81. phone. 52lo Bryant
GENERAL HousEWoRk-Neat Souns girl for gen
eral heuscwofk. excellent references. country pre-
ferred Industrial Association. IL West t2d st.
hot SEkEIPER-wsnted. position as housekeeper
for gentleman. county preferred Address :. A.
Box Is. Tribune ofnce.
Hot SEM RkER = innlsh. American. strong; sill
Ing. city OF country excellent reference Lflti's
Agency. " Y. l23tn st. Phone 55l5 Harlem.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-06-12
BUSINESS CARDS.
HELP WANTED.
Male,

WANTED. Retail clothing salesman 10 take oatsid.
orders. must be competent 10 take measures Appl,
with reference. s6l Broadway Room T0t
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1915-03-11
Bil1s Anowed

The following IL q list Of biIIs paid
at the meeting Of the City Council
Of the City of Canon City, colorado.
March 1st. 1915
Salary Fund, f. r. Smith, SIS 70
D. N. Cooper $500, Otis Orendorff
$500, Lafe Combs $500, J. M. An
derscn $500. Grant Dickinson $500,
NJ. ]. Lamb $500, Jno. Hamilton,
$500. R. j. Craig 1880. j. v.
Blake $1,000, Aug. Pease 5000, G.
NJ. Benton $500, Park Fund, C. F.
Skinner $500. Street, Alley &
Bridge Fund, Tom Parker $500, W.
8. Merris 10000. Chas. Padsett
10000. w. G. Campbell $500, Fred
Hundley $1-25. Jno. Hundley S1.z5,
w. b. Reiter $500. Lee Amick Ss.0a,
Ellis & Hood &24.70. u. 8. Smelling Co.
$3.50, Gibson Lbr. Co. 9296.5O, Bigas
Lbr. Co. 3256.36. L. Ritzman e295-60,
Dickerson Bros. $500, F. Riede &
Co.. $40, Bancorft How're Co. 500.
c. H Shirley &1.25, E. Yard 31.10, s.
G. Tsylor SI.0c, Galley-Stockton Shoe
Co.. 1920, l.. Ritzman s6.62, Harding
How're Co., $500, w w. Hughert
$6.25, Fire Fund, A. Hemmerle $1,000.
City Clerk. Assignment $65.0O, Peter
PringIe $500, @. T. Wood & Son
$12.75, Gamewell F. A. T. Co, 1856,
Canon e. & Z. 8. Co., $7.06.
Reynolds 11.00, Harding How're. CO +,
$1.00. Myron Foster 800, Joe Clay
bough $10O. c. b. Merris g9.37, Wal
er Dept Assignment 1890, ]. ii.
Anderson & Co. $40. Tobin @. & r..
Co. $1.O0. DickeTson Bros. $3.50
Police Fund. Julius Cramer $1,000.
Jerry Moran $1,000. II. Fillmore $1,000,
G. r. Skinner $500, Cemetery Fund.
A. 5. Munroe $4,000, G. H. Shirie.
$3.50 Jno. Hundley $1,000. Jno Mere
dith $4,000, Lee An,tck $1,000. Rudolph
Klunker 1890, Public Library Fund,
Mrs. Julia Mack, Treas. Sf25.O0.
Lighting Fund, ARK. v. Il. T. & r..
Co. $49O.76. Miscellaneous Fund,
Mountain States T. & 4. Co. e4.45,
Daily Record e11.1O, viaduct Imp.
Dist. No. ! 81 .s62. ~. Health Fund. G.
r. Skinner $25.00. r. y. Holmes $500,
City Treas. $1575.00. s. & @. Dist No.
s. & g. Dist. No. 4. c. NJ. Benton,
5, G. NJ. Benton, City Treas. $4,000.
p1auuct imp. Dlbt. no. !, OeutKai
cons't Co. $4,000 George Pierce
Laboratories e74.s5. Canon c. Z %.
s. Co. 5000, Fremont Co. Nat Bank
Assignment &15c.o0. Water Funi, Jf
Chetelat e115.0O. Lee Wynkoop $500.
Cleo Combs $1,000. Y. Porteous 1900
J. v. Blake $1,000. Theo shoemnker
12.00. A. D., Nell @6o.k0. Jno.. Huudlef
1925, Park Allison 1Bt .1es B. II. An
derSon oe0.eb, A DIETRICH ~ %, yoe
ccWan e17.k3. Cleo CoUDs ese.k3.
neeAEie 2 BQlthc4 2sS, % AZ Y: 3.
Il 9 3: e: k1.o0. CITY Cit VIZ. =.
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1915-03-11
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Title Talks
NO. -FOUR


Watch This Space Every Thusday)
rNG pGlUoeoN o. = WARRANTY Oe1D
A warranty deed 10 too of
ten delusiun and a snare.
IL sometimes conveys an
absolutely bad title.
Your lawyer will tell you
so.
The warranty In the deed
10 no stronger than the pres
ent ability of the maker TO
make good.
He may be dead when YOUR
lawyer discovers the defect;
his estate inay be insolvent.
Again. your title may be
held up AZ defective at q
time when the sale 10 ex-
tremely deaired; For this
annoyance you have no re-
course on your vendor, Itis
your worry mot his.
Demand an Abstract be-
fore you buy ana have Il ex-
asnircd by your attorney.
The Fremont Co. Abstract &c.
A. &c. Dickinson. SECRETARY.
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1915-03-11

Friday morning from the effects OF &
severe attack asthma. He had been
sick only few days He was bora
in Wisconsin, July s, 1861. and came
to Canon City in 1900 for the bene-
fit of his health. He leaves a brother
at Farwater. Wisconsin. who is cx-
pected here to attend the funeral,
which viii take place at o'clock Tues
day afternoon.
SHIP FLOUR TO ST. LOUIS
The Peerless Flour Mills shipped
another car of -four to St. Louis. Mo.
this week.