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The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1915-06-17
FEWER EMGRANTS TO q s.
FROM IRELAND THE PAST YEAR
(By Associated preeso

Dublin, June 16.-There were
fewer emigrants from Ireland last
year than In any twelve months
since the returns were first collected
in 1851. The total for 1914 was
20,314, Of whom 1850 were males.
The largest number Of emigrants
during one year was in 1852 when
1so, 900 persons left the country.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1915-06-17
CAPT. DECLARED
lUSHiNIA SAFE
after SHIP
Was i0RPEDOED
(By Associated Press.)

London, June 1.-THE inquiry to-
day into the sinking of the Lusitania
resulted in evidence showing that
Stan Captain Anderson counter
manded the orders Captain Turner
had given previously to get the wom-
en- and children into boats after the
ship was torpedoed. A number OF
witnesses testified that they got into
boats and had to leave them later, on
orders from Anderson who shouted
the ship is safe."
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1915-06-17

cled. The contest lasted for nearly
five minutes, when suddenly both
gave desperate lunges which went
home. For a second the opponents
each stood transfixed by the others
bayonet. They they fell dead.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1915-06-17
DUTCH INDIGNANT AGAINST
SUBMARINE WARFARE
(By Associated Press)

Amsterdam, June 1.-THE Society
Of Dutch Captains and Mates Of the
Mercantile Marine has passed reso-
luton expressing indignation at the
German submarine war against de-
fenseless merchant vessels and non
combatants. The resolution also
conveys sympathy to the relatives OF
all those who perished on the Lusi-
tania.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1915-06-17
FERTILIZER MEN MEET

Tybee, Tybee Island, Ca, June Is
The annual meeting of the Georgia
Fertilizers Association met here to-
day. The principal business will be
the comparison Of notes on the scien-
tific mixing of fertilizing materials
suitable to the different soils of the
State. 1t has been shown that by
this method fertilizing can be done
less extensively and at the same
time bring about far better results.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1915-06-17
TANK STEAMER
DESAbLAU SUNK
By SUBMARINE
lBy Associated Press. }

San Francisco, June 17.-Word
has been received here that the tank
steamer Desablau, under charter to
Great Britain, has been sunk OF the
north coast Of Scotland by German
submarine. The fate Of the crew is
unknown.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1915-06-17
NO EPIDEMIC IN FRANCE
(By Associated Press)

Paris, June 17--France Is in ex-
cellent health. None Of the cpl
denies dreaded with the coming OF
hot weather have developed There
were s3s deaths in Paris last week
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1915-06-17

Supper.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-07-29
WHOLESALE RAIDS
Detectives In 5eIlalre Make Seven Ar,
rests For Alleged Violation OF
License Law.

Detective ~semployed by some or
ganization in Bellaire have been de-
voting several weeks time to work
inE up cases against allege dviolators
Of the license law. and were Gees
full in locating seven Of the alleged
yiolators. The detectives Informed
Chief Of Police Malone and warrants
were issued for the following.
Decker Robinson. Guernsey and
Thirty-frst street: Mrs. Lagrona.
1924 Belmont street. Mrs. Mike CT.
Zero. 225 Twenty-hfth street: Anthony
O'Brien. Oak Valley: Mrs. Donate Co
Jumbo. Twenty-nnh street and Cherry
alley.
They are charged with selling in
toXicants without a license. 4 war.
rant was issued for Otis Church on
a charge Of retailing beer from a sfor.
are house on Crescent street.
All were arraigned before Navor
Wassman yesterday afternoon They
pleaded not guilty and furnished
bonds for a hearing later. The hear.
inEs will be held this afternoon and
tomorrow.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-07-29
REQUISITION FOR
SAILOR" MONROE
BELMONT COUNTY AUTHORITIES
SERVE PAPERS ON PENN
SYLVANIA GOVERNOR.
Former Prize Fighter Wanted In Bell.
aire In Connection With Alleged
Automobile Theft

Requisition papers were secured
yesterday from Governor Willis OF
Ohio. by the Belmont county author
tiles. which will be presented 10 Gov
ernor B~rumbaugh of Pennsylvania to-
day. asking for the return of William
Montgomery. alias Ralph Sailor"
Monroe. 10 Belmont county. Mont
gomery was arrested In Pittsburgh.
Tuesday. on a charge OF stealing and
damaging the automobile OF J.. r. Mel
lot. cashier OF the First National
bank.
Montgomery refused 10 return TO
Ohio. and requisition papers were Sc
cured. The automobile was stolen
from the J.. F. Johnson garage. Bell
aire. several months ago and was
badly damaged in n wreck. While IN
this city. Montgomery posed as a
prize fighter. II Is also said that he
Is implicated in the theft OF an auto
mobile in Wheeling.
II is believed that the governor Of
Pennsylvania will honor the reduisi.
ton. and Sheriff Clyde Bulger. who
left for Harrisburg yesterday. will
return in a few DAYS with Montgom-
cry.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-07-29
STEAMER AGROUND,
RIDE POSTPONED
RIVER EXCURSION OF MASONIC
BODIES WILL BE HELD
LATER.
Tickets Sold For Past Nights Affair
Will Be Good on Later Date
Boat Goes on Bar.

The Masonic boat ride. which was
TO have occurred Wednesday evening
has been postponed until a later date
on account Of the fact that the steam
or St. James, on which the ride was
to have been taken. went aground on
the bar near Toronto. Ohio. early
Wednesday morning and despite the
efforts Of the crew to release her she
was still fast al a late hour wednes-
day night.
The postpOnement Of this affair was
q deep disappointment to the many
Masons and their friends who had
been anticipating the event for sever
al weeks past. and on recount Of the
late hour ~ which the news Of the
mishap TO the boat was received in
this city several hundred people
reached the wharf before they we're
notified OF the postponement.
The Scottish Rite Guard. under
whose auspices the ride was to have
been given. will have a meeting with
In The next few days and arrange n
new date. Tickets sold for Wednes-
day nights excursion will 81 course
BE- good for the new date.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-07-29
BANQUET SALES MEN
Officials Of Belmont cssket Company
Entertain Field oFrce az
Hotel Windsor.

Statesmen Of the Belmont Casket
company were banquoted last evening
a. the Windsor Hotel by p s. AIbin.
prominent official NJ the company
The men have been gathered at the
company headquarters for two davs.
During tina time they have discussed
the work Of the company and condi
lions in general They will leave Tor
their different territories TODAY.
Those 90 the banquet were.
g. p Gates. Bcllairc. q
q n Wood. Kansas city
g. " Large. Huntington. W. Va
n ID M~cNlchols. New York.
H a Nen BoIlaire. o.
j g. Hrouse. III Worth. Texas
John o. Trucff. Nashville. Tsrr
w ~ Pinniman. Columbus. %
Richard Ward. BLOOMINGTON. rf
Geo Brandy. Detroit. Mich
X p McCroary. Indianapolis. Ind
VI , Leland. Oshkosh
VI o. Bryan. San Francisco
p Cook. Cedar RAPIDS. fa
w 2 Murray. Bcllaire. o.
p S hlbIn
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-07-29

Mr. Arthur y. Dutton. for the past
Two years general Of the
West Virginia Traction 4 Electric
Company. rendered his resignation 10
the company yesterday. and Il will BE-.
come effective to-day Mr. Dutton will
be succeeded By Mr. x. d Jennison.
who f. connected with the banking
arm OF W. : Barstow Co. Inc. OF
Aew York City. I'M will assume
charge % the local interests OF the
company to-day.
The resignation Of Mr. Dutton viii
be greatly regretted BY his many
friends IN h city. as well a. the trav-
cling public that patronized his lines
Coming TO this city a perfect stranger
two Year, ago. Mr.. Dutton soon sur
rounded himself with a wide circle OF
friends and business a-cquaintances.
10 whom his departure from the city
viii com az a personal loss.
Mr.. Dutton succeeded Mr.. n. r.
Narfeld as general OF The
company June -. 1918. and during his
ineumbency many improvements have
been made to the property and the
service greatly improved Many in
novations were inaugurated that were
advantageous and at the same time
very pleasing 10 the patrons OF the
line. and IN addition there were many
smaller things put into effect by Mr..
button that added greatly 20 the com
fort and convenience OF the roads
patrons. Knowing these things. the
travelling public will also regret the
departure Of Mr.. Dutton and will trust
that his Is equally progress
sive and efficient.
Regrets Departure.
Speaking to a reporter for the In
~telliEencer last evening Mr.. Duttol
said;
In talking with some Of my friends
I have said that I should have left
Wheeling with hardly a thought any
day during the first six months Of my
residence here. Since that time. how
ever. I have come TO like the town and
the people so that now I feel almost as
II about 10 leave home. ] am sorry
to 20 because my ways have been
made pleasant by the cortesy and help
fulness OF the people here.
Il am leaving because OF the need
of giving personal attention 20 nv
own affairs. Within the past three
months an industrial company In
which I have a modest Interest has eX-
banded very rapidly because OF I'M
usual business conditions brought
about by the war abroad. After care
ful consideration and with extreme
reluctance I have determined that ]
must give that enterprise attention.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-07-29
INVITATIONS OUT
Marshall County Groeers ASK Officials
Of Business Mems Association
20 Attend Picnic.

The committee In charge Of the Ben.
wood. Moundsville. McMechen. tam.
eron and Marshall county merchants
picnic and annual outing to be held at
Wheeling park. next "wednesday.
August 4. last evening mailed invita-.
tions 10 all the officials Of the state
Business Mems association to attend
the outing. Invitations we're also is.
sued 10 the state executive committee
and Il IL likely the majority 81 the OF.
hcials will attend. a. a business ses.
sion will be held a. the park
Plans for the outing are rapidly
materalizlng and the outing promises
10 b a big success from every stand.
point.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-07-29
LOCAL CONTRACTOR
To start Road Work on South Rive,
Highway Near GAINESVILLE,
Ohio. soon.

J. r. Patrick. local contractor Of
Ihe Ward Patrick company. was In
I~ahesVille recently making prepare.
llons 10 continue the road work on the
south River highway Equipment is
nov being sent from Wheeling 20
GAINESVILLE for the work The work
"il De superintendent by u r Mccoy.
md viii he completed by early fall
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-07-29
FILE APPEALS
Two Of Alleged Diamond suindIers
viii Fight Case Through
Higher Courts.

Two appeal cases from the city DO
lice court. STYLED ~ Brown and W. T..
Ely. were filed yesterday with tho
clerk Of the circuit court. This q
merely the neyt step In the f-ht 70.
the liberty OF the two men who had
been sentenced 10 the city ~workhouse
by Judge Jordan.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-07-29

The most prompt and enectual cure
for diarrhOea is Chamberlain's Collie
Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy. When
given as soon as the nrst unnatural
looseness Of the bowels appears ono
does IL nearly always sufficient to
ehect a cure II should b. kept al
hand for instant use For sale by
all dealers
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-07-29
10 REBORN SCHOOL

Howard Harmeson. a local lad who
vas accused Of stealing money from
p ldd was tried by Squire ". p.
Wickham and after The hearing was
turned over 20 Humane officer Shell
don Joseph The lad will serve a
time at pruntltnwn
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-07-29
BUTTON LEAVES.
THE w. VA. T. & E.
GENERAL HEAD OF LOCAL TRAc-
TON INTERESTS TENDERS
MS RESIGNATION.

seeernes Effective Tooay-R. ,
Jennison. % Ne~ YORK. His Sue
eessor-Resret E~xpressed.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-07-29
POLICE COURT

JUDGE Jordan wac called uron a. q
mediator In a Gnoarfuvu s1uabbia
.I'rdaN m0r1Inr Ir police court
Mrs Lall shank. white. end Mr.. Bur
tons colored rhHrRed with d|.aorfarIg
conduct were fha participants Nr.
~nank ra.d that aha vac turf ana
frd JUDGE Jordan FOB make ar exam.
nation. but br refused and nurf mo
pair five and ru.fs
sam Taylor bod Joe Nafa. u.-.
unsd Ten and costs yesterday rv
Judge Jordan Tor their part Dol "a three
r0rnnred hghf N'tr T0raEI fra fFfrf
corner. vas released Isr gurrsHs
Tor Ioiierina vas shipped fol tHs ruu
for thirty days
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-07-29

The wsstner-ThVnoer showers.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-09-28
FIFTH AVE. SPACE
FOR M'CURRACH
Makers of CraVatS and MufflcrS
To Be in DinSmOre
Building.

Cozzens & Pierson have leased for
a term of ten years. al q rental OF
about $4,000. to James McCurrach &
Brother. manufacturers Of high class
silk cravats and mufflers, for the elev-
enth floor Of the new Dinsmore Build
ing. now nearing completion. az 3lst
ST. and 9th av.
For over thirty-siX years this firm
has been established in lower Broad
way. and after careful consideration
of various locations il decided to make
its new home in the heart of the new
upper Fifth Avenue wholesale district.
The new Dinsmore Building is on
the site of the old Dinsmore family
residence and was acquired early in
the year by the 302 Fifth Avenue Cor
pOration, Harry Falk, president, and
Joseph Falk. secretary and treasurer.
The same brokers also leased for
the Donchian Realty Company to p. {.
Anderson store and basement Of $40
Broadway for a term Of years. al the
average yearly rental of about $4,000;
also store and basement Of 277 Church
ST. to B. A. /. Lewis & Hampton.
Frederick Fox & Co. have leased a
lott in the building at the northeast
corner Of 9th av and 35th ST. for a
long term of years 20 Dave Saqui;
store in the building at Broadway and
4sth ST. TO Paul +. FerrieIe, for long
term Of years; loft at l41-145 West
Seth ST. TO Edward Fast. and also large
space on the first floor in TINS building
20 y. Pollim & Son; loft at % West
33d ST. for long term Of years to
Rappeport & Blumenfeld and space
at $40 West 45th 81. TO Samuel Tashof.
Charles +. Noyes Company has
leased for b. Crystal & Son the first
loft at 90 West ST. to the Broad FIX
change Electrical shop; also a suite
of Offices n the Fulton Chambers
Building. l02-l0i Fulton st., 70 Meyer
Ennis & Siemund Charlap.
Charles +. NoyeS Company has
leased for b. Crystal & Son the ground
floor OF 20 Washington 81. TO Nicola
Dibs; also hoor at - Beekman -.
10 Jacob Derish and Alexander Tucker.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-09-28
EnRECLOSURE SALES.

Y0RK.--Ross schleissner plaintiff
against Janpole 4 Werner construction
COMPANY and others. defendants
In pursuance OF judgment ~ fore
closure and sale. duly made and entered In
tie .boy- entitled action. and bearing date
me 3oth day OF August, 1915. l. the under
signed the re:eree IN said judgment
named. will sell 81 public auction, al tho
Exchange Sal,sroom. Nos 1910 Nesey
street I'm the Borough u Manhattan. city
Of New York. on the 1sth day OF oeptrIn-
Der. 1915. at - o'clock noon on that day
D., Joseph 4. Day. auctioneer. the premises
directed By SAID Judgment 10 be sold. and
therein described a. follows:
All that certain lot. piece or parcel OF
land situate. lying and being Ia the Bor-
ough Of Manhattan. city. County ana state
Of New York
one Hundred and Eighty-seyenth Street
and Amsterdam Avenue. running thence
northery. along tho westerly side OF Am
sterdIm Avenue NINETY -FOUR hnd ei.ht
hundred and seventy Ave One-thOusandths
tg4S75j feet to the center line Of the
block between one Hundred and Eighty
seventh and one Hundred and Eighty
eighth Streets: thence westerly. along The
center line OF tho block. one hundred lQoD
feet. thence southerly, parallel with Am
sterdsm Avenue. ninety-fou and eight
hundred and seventy-nve one-thousandths
(sfs7sj feet 10 the northerly side o, One
hundred and Eighty seventh Street: and
thence easterly. along the nOrtherly side
Of one Hundred and Eighty seventh Street
one hundred 600 feet 10 the point Or
place OF beginning
Dated New York city. September I'd
1918 THOMAS /. HURLEY.
Referee
EDWARD JACOBS
Attorney for Plaintiff.
Office and post once address g Broad
street Manhattan. New York city
The following f. = diagram OF the prop
erty 20 be sold its street numbers ate 50l-
sos west 18th street New York City:
IsSTH 81
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-09-28

.t,mr,ia Itau. Genoa sert - AMI \ IN, ,,,,,
-- fo unrtdoid soia-i 4 60. Win ''I7 ''
.fise. Har. 80 m. ,..t rragu,
,felsior ,Hr Car'agena 9,ff ''L IN.
e. to George y Em"r' a. '". "iih lh''
r,.merl, no .ai,lus lu.t j. como a'5
.s Port soudsu AuG %. po-' SAL -.
rf.n o. "a i.o 'r -Sl' - 30
ID. r.f. r,f.s Har. 30 m ...,.,.,
"g.,nlsrfa p.i London segt 70. to |o'''"
IAN, 4 CO. Har 20 q M. . he
r..aioua ,prl erpool ''p' H. ~
moroccan Tran-ror,a'ion 20. bar '''' ''
'a.ozal Cisuflcso- Sept 70 Mant'n,.'o
.ri Gueptauamo - 90 'hr v" iws" -,
,II. Mel ~ 60. with M. '" ha'; scu,l
,.,nus N.w orleans Serf y. 70 tne 80 O
ern pacH. go. WITH mdse. l,er' TI''
".,r,uaian ,Rr, bermuda SEN 10 p .n'
aJ.be, c. Line with mails and "''''
% Io p q, Z cun.o ,Nor, Port Antonio 81, -en
% 20 tre ,lnco importing 90 Vim
's e,,c, ,Non. - AIMS Ray ana ~, Monte. =
Ea, sept 4 and Port Maft .H' .,,b fruit
,"rio - To Tie Atlantic FrrIt 60. "'' '''''
Har 30 g. W ,e...s IN R.nham a.
Alstai ,Nor. cardiff Sep' :. ''
SOY ,,, Wn,a, Gsivcs'cn sept 4. 20 ne soI',
49,, ", r.',el 20 with mdse quar- So" ~
ii.r, ,p.fchI Amsterdam SEPT
r-.nrh Edrs < - Har. $3.50 UT
SAILED.
-.e,mo-s Belrtano Or. Aria; p.a snno't
Hamilton Norfola ana HeNlu'
So. u-.nev.r eputcni Rotterdam Hln
,c,.t, ,HD London. Florence Iuckeh .. DO
e,p Francisco. Florida Iamp!'o.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-09-28
apartment, house. occupying The balance

apartment house. occupying The balance
or the plot ,,
sale. .n hie property 20 o'ncf nNii"-
crs were recently announced.
Frodcnck Brown has bought. through
Julius Zcscr aid Moses ! ~neudaira.
from Virginia pauz'gcr and oihett me
Kingsland. a sis story apartment mouse
81 -l- 10 -fa Wet 18Th e.. ON D. plot
s. 6Nq4q feet he has also bought the
Eve story apartment house. 3l' and ol'
West l5qth ST.. fNc story apartment
house arranged for FOUR famlhos on a
uoor. plot 50Xlo0 feet. between Broad
Wa, and Amsterdam av IL was held at
S65.00O He gave .n exchange the Two
story taxpayer on p lot. 25NlO0 feet on
thc north side of lGlth ST.. l29 feet
ives, Of EdrccombC av he recently ac-
ouircd that taxpayer IN trade ;or inc
Court Rebclla.
The 43d Street Associates. comprs-
ing A T. Mordccai & Son. Hcilner a
Wolf and Daniel p. Freedman. have
sold the plot. 76sNi00. al 2iO 20 2f6
IVES, s2d ST.. between Seventh and
Eighth avs, which they purchased ln
March 1871. The now owner ie the
Sche'dra Realty Corporation. e client
OF Stoddard & Mark. IL has no def
IItp plans. Oal .- NtINI tlNihNi"E '' '''
provemcnt Of the site with conner
.ei structure The sale was made d.
rect between the principals.
The Greenwich Savings BanS sold 20
the Wilmore Realty Company. Franklin
c. A!bcc. president. lie four story
dwelling az 34S West End av., sd feet
north of 10Th ST. The bank too" the
property over las, April in foreclosure.
Frcdus & Co. sold for James j. Mar
tin 52l and 533 West lf5th ST.. two
five story triple fats. each 334XlO0.
Nr. Martin takes in part payment twcr-
tr-foar rrce-and-clcar lots at Fresh
Pond. /.
ANTHONY T. Burger has sold for
Sarah Batter ten lots on the west side
Of Decatur av.. abou; 1879 feet south Of
fe5th ST.. TO a builder. who will erect
five ncw-law apartment houses. ..
Tho same broker has sold for Will
lam Pcto plot. 50Xl00. on the north
side Of 1G0th ST.. seventy feet east Of
Nol~ose az.
Julia Rachrach has sold TO William
Iustcartcn & Co. go and 672 Eleventh
av.. two four story tencments. on plot
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-09-28
BRISK TRADING
TN REAL ESTATE
Investors and Speculative
Buyers in Many Man
haitian Zones.
IMPORTANT LEMON
HILL TRANSACTION
New Owner of S5th Street SITE
Plans House for Himself.
Another for Son.

s large volume oi business
.-.,..c,c5 yesterday in the real estate
.,,--,.,,,. ~ooor,ed i'm
market ntiSN ''""''S
many sections. ono 81 INC P''hO'p"'
t-a,saetione was tNc sale made through
- ,l.,..,c, ~ Tho three private
if'n ' en-. -. 80 r.., s5tb
d"eHlne houses ''
81 about 100 feet east OF PARK az. for
=, -. - Rrad, who Will erect
Go. l.,,,.o1f and
on the cite one house i"' "''"S''' "'''
another For his sor. The site 90 be I'M
,-oyod fronts about IS feet and has q
,r,,r.
depth o. IV~'- '''" go. ..u
Both the structures 20 ne ou''t VIII
70 five story froproof American base
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-09-28
DISSOLUTION NOTICE.

STATE OF NEW YORK. OFF, tbs
THE SECRETARY or STATE. - So rsr.
.cert,acats' issued IN duplicate. hers9, sor
,iies that the WILLIAM j. bOss .ias has
a co. "a domestic stock coiP.-., dav Of
s Sept isi.. papers Tor the yGSn, .se
dissolution Of such corporation ina ne, Law.
lion III o, the General Corporation, .ses
and that II appears therefr2h Ia sec
corporation has comphe9 ""
lion in order to be dissolved .n.l o,
WfTNTSs my hand aud me 80 cry
o,sce ~ he socretary Of state. al , ny sep.
OF Albany. this seventeenth asy.,sa and
i.,npef' ono '"'' 4. W TAFT
nt1sen second Deputy
lSe"'I secretary OF s's'"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-09-28

ffICfing "A terminal taSiH WA ~
connecting channel 10 Onondass Lake. piers
dockvalls. q spillway and highway prus'
at Syracuse m
Contract plans. sheets 20 20.
TERMINAL, CONTRACT 40. so
For grading a terminal site ana approach
o Holley.
Contract plans. sheets and 2
Plans may be seen and detailed specincs
lions. engineer estimate % quantities pro
pofal blanks. form ~ contract ana BONDS re-
quired and other information TOT proposTI
may he had al the Office OF the Superln-
t"nio,, ~ Public Works az Albany. y y. a,
the office of the Assistant Superintendent "I
Public Works FOR tho Middle Dlvision ~
Syracuse y Y: al the ONCE OF INC -
sistanf Superintendent Of Public WORKS f'r
m. Western Division AT Rochester y. 3D.
and a, the canal Office. Spauldins's TX
change Buffalo. y. Y.
copies OF detailed plans or drawing ma y
-pe obtaincd from the State Engineer and
curvevor Al Aihanv. y Y. upon payment "a
him ~ the cost ~ producing them
Monthly estimates viii be paid ot nlneIy
80 the contract price. Every proposal ior
said worl. must be accompanied bN money
deposit iu the form Of q draft or certified
check upon some good banking instl' u'i0h III
the cts ~ Albany or the city or Ne" 1orK'
i,eued b., national or state bank. or trust
company. in good credit within the State ana
uavsbIe AT sight 10 The Superintendent o'
public Works for five per centum % per
cent? Of the amount Of tho proposal
The person whose proposal shall be ac-
copied VIII be Itault.,u T." os 49, ,rorn Tho
ana iurnlsn bonus MHni" iev ~, ~, hin, ar
uSte "i "','.rs % ,,atls5 70 tho address
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