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The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1916-08-25

bty of the public passeth all understanding, however, and
was not long before the operation repeated In this
very city. Credulous souls gain persuaded that by
legerdemain dollars could be made to sprou
where only one sproued before provided the dollar
placed in the hand of the operators.
couple of operators have been arrested in Caldwell
the charge of using the mails attempts defraud The
plan of the present operators identical with that of the
Empire Home Company, defunct and which fully ex
planned exposed half dozen times in these columns
Repetition of the exposure useless If any reader of this
paper invested his money in the Salt Lake concern he
deserves to lose Only by substantial loss he be
that shrewd operators cannot make
where it grew before.
We wish remark that money in this country is worth
least eight per There is ready demand for money
that No needs travel from farm farm
search of borrowers if he has money loan at six,
seven o eight percent. Amy scheme which pretends to
furnish cheap money should be investigated Investigation
will usually loss
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1916-08-25
JUDGE AILSHIE WARNS PEOPLE OF IDAHO

James F. Alshie, former justice of the Supreme
Court has warned the people of Idaho that certain preda
tory interests trying get control of the state
The nferance is that that these interests wish
the state and behooves the people of Idaho be
their guard The place hwart the designs of these
birds of prey the primary election and that failing at
the general election.
The warning would be useful if it little
more definite. There is great advantage in knowing
that of society abroad unless you know who
those enemies Judge Alshie has refused point
the enemies and the general public left suspect
candidate for office This works injustice every
who is in the employ of the potential looers
When of Judge Ailshie's standing in the state
undertakes the people he should them in
such way that innocent will be suspected. If
Judge Ashe has definite information of the proposed
raid on he should give the public If he has
he might we'll keep his suspicious to himself,
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1916-08-25
THE CANDIDATES.

Each candidate for the Republican nomination for gov
is convinced that he is going be the nominee.
They all have travelled the interviewing and
addressing the electorate Each of them treated
with courtesy and consideration Each has received sub
sanal pledges of support Not of them has idea
of what going happen the fifth Of September what
beliefs he may entertain
Each candidate, as he goes from community to commun-
ty but small portion of the population. He
his friends who tell him that he is the candidate who will
win. The great majority of the people make up their
minds the last minute and swayed much by the
direction of the wind the phase of the by
thing else.
AS far as The Tribune has been able the four
candidates all mighty fine fellows No serious mistake
will be made whoever is nominated good governor, or
average governor will be elected in November
if he of the four Republican candidates. and he
certainly will be.
At the present moment the wind seems to be blowing
in the direction of D. w. Davis Unless there change
he will be the nominee. There is plenty of time for
dozen changes between this date and September sth.
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CENTRAL COVE
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Frank Ford is working with Baker
& Harris in Nampa.
Mrs. Chas Bigger and baby are
doing nicely; also Mr.. Biggord who
says: ITS a boy! It's boy!w
Mr.. and Mrs. Meredith were at
Caldwell Saturday.
Little Ellis Cornell, Jr., is still quite
sick
The grain in this neighborhood is
about ready for the threshers.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Bolton are the
proud parents of fine boy, No. 2.
They are still holding services at
the school house. Mr.. and Mrs. Sraver
presiding
Mrs. Shaver went to Mayburg, Ore,
Sunday to fill her regular appointment.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Post are rejoic-
ing over the arrival of a baby daugh-
ter.
George Walch was seen in our
community one day last week.
Mrs. Ford and Mrs. Hannah at
tended the Sunday school rally at Far
go last Sunday, and report very en-
joyable and profitable service.
Mr.. and Mrs. o. G. Rogers were at
our services Sunday and Mr.. Rogers
gave a very instructive talk between
Sunday school and church service.
Mr.. and Mrs. Mills, Mr.. and Mrs
Perisho, and Mr.. and Mrs. Benedict;
also Mr.. Perisho's daughter and hus-
band, all of Greenleaf, attended SER
vices here Sunday.
The Rev. Mr.. Pemberton and family
are living on Mr.. Blacks old place.
Mr.. Lee Fletcher of Minneapolis
was visiting with his uncle and aunt
Mr.. and Mrs. Bayless, last week Mr.
Fletcher was here seven years age
this summer, and notes quite change
Mrs. Monroe is home again.
Quite few from the Cove attended
Traders Day at Caldwell last Monday
Mr.. Hannah took in some cattle fol
sale and Mr.. Elwood and Ray Morri
son took in some hogs. Messrs. Ell
wood and Morrison bought ut full
set of silo-filling machinery. Mr. FL
| wood is building new concrete siio
Says he wants something that won
blow down every summer.
A number of young people who
went to Jump creek about two week.
ago got a good dose of poison oak
and haven't been very lonesome since
Nettie Morrison of Boise anc
Bobbie Morrison of Central Cove wen
with large excursion party to Smith
Ferry last Sunday.
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1916-08-25
CANDIDATE FOR STATE SENATOR.

The Republicans of Canyon county should remember
Mr. J. B. Gowen at the primary election. For years Mr..
Gowen has been of the leading spirits in pushing the
interests of Caldwell Canyon county and Idaho He has
overlooked opportunity do his share of what
work needed be done Years of unselfish de-
votion the welfare of the public should receive
sideration at the primary election
There may be people who do not like Jess Gowen. If
there sorry for them because is their fault
not his. The only enemies he has made
whose ideas of the good of the community clashed with his
ideas There is sometimes grounds for differences of
opinion in promoting the general welfare These diff
ferences of opinion should be permitted warp the
Judgment. cause personal persistent il-eeling.
If Mr. Gowen the state he will be found
working for the best interests of the county and al
of the time. We believe every will admit that Such
being the the part of wisdom send him there
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1916-08-25
GREATEST COUNTRY IN THE WORLD.

said by conservative that the potato belt of the
Deer Flat section the greatest country in he world
Farmers his year cleaning up from $4,000 to $4,000
per potatoes. Ten years ago this land
desert Even six years ago it little than desert
Water put upon the land. panic came along,
and, J. S. Harrington says the farmers couldn't sell
their land and forced to it into cultivation The
result prosperous farmers handsome homes and fat bank
1t rarely happens that knows when he we'll Off
If those farmers could have sold their land they would
have done and moved into town. Today they would be
ekeng living by working by the day AS it is they
getting rich
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1916-08-25
ERv JOHNSON, FRIEND OF CANYON COUNTY.

Erv Johnson candidate for secretary of state has many
friends in Canyon county who would be pleased to
see him nominated These friends among the old
timers who here when Canyon county organized
At the time of the organization Of Canyon county the
committee unable agree upon valuation of improve
in Ada county and Mr.. Johnson appointed
referee. He that Canyon county got square DEAL
and thus saved the taxpayers of Canyon county good
many thousand dollars. 1t would be graceful thing to
remember Mr. Johnsons services at the primary election
Mr. Johnson is splendid in every particular. A
for him is for which you will be sorry.
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The early potato harvest in this
community is about completed, with
fine yields reported from the fields
and the very satisfactory prices re-
ceived for the potatoes, the growers
are highly pleased with their crops.
Hover, Roy Shelp is about the hap
piest growers in these parts as his
check for his potato crop was $5,534
All of the growers have late potatoes
Melted Gems to be harvested later
and the outlook is very promising.
J. P. Houston sold AZ acres of his
land to c. F. Oelleian last week. The
tract lies across the road east of the
Houston ranch and just north of the
school house. Consideration $4,000.
The Misses Smith who have been
spending the summer in Idaho, left
Tuesday for the east where they will
desume their work as teachers in
eastern schools.
Miss Bertha Sloneker of Payette
was the guest of Miss Julia Clark sew
eral days this week.
The Scow. Greenfield and March
families returned home from their
camping trip Saturday. Snow and
cold weather in the mountains brought
the outing to an abrupt end and made
the campers glad to get home.
Miss Eunice Trotter was awarded
the gold medal in the w. c. T. u
gold medal contest at Houston last
Friday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Whitney of Middleton
Mr.. and Mrs. Corn of Midway and
T. J. Hitson and family were Sunday
visitors at the VIM. Hitson home.
The Ladies' Aid will give an ice
cream social on the vacant lots north
of the Huston church this evening
(Friday). Ice cream, cake and cones
will be served. All are welcome
Aubrey Cooper and family were
Nampa visitors Sunday.
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1916-08-25

are here from California visiting with
their brother, Oliver Reece and family.
Miss Sturgeon of Caldwell was a
Sunday guest OF Mrs. Margaret Hin
shaw.
Rev. Chester Hadley of Rosedale,
Oregon, spoke to the young people at
Christian Endeavor and also preached
at the evening service here Sunday.
Mr. Hadley is on his way home from
young peoples convention held at
Indianapolis. Indiana.
Last Wednesday evening Mrs
Woodward's Sunday school class met
at the Academy for a social After a
few games, ice cream and waters were
served All report a very nice time.
Mr.. and Mrs Fred Herlocker spen,
a few days visiting with Mr.. Her
lockers parents last week.
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1916-08-25
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CANYON HILL 4

Mr.. and Mrs. Henneberg and Miss
Jackson and Jim Lobb left Sunday
for Payette lake on an outing. They
will be gone about three weeks.
A. d. Robertson and family are on
he sick list this week, but nothing
serious.
w. F. Lobb returned home from
Snake river Sunday. where he has
been in the hay field for three weeks.
G. H. Myers was irrigating on the
40 south of the river Sunday.
D. B. Myers was down in Dixie
Flat Sunday visiting his brother-in
law, Mr.. Fivecoats.
Otto Zimmerman is hauling his
wheat to Caldwell this week.
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1916-08-25
Gieenleaf, Idaho, August 20, 1916.
ditor Caldwell Tribune

Gieenleaf, Idaho, August TO- 1916
Editor Caldwell Tribune.
Dear Sir-From H. R. 1888, it looks
like the water users may be made the
goat again. Is it possible that our
undeveloped water can be taken from
us who have come across with the
long green and pay for the ignorance,
incompetence and graft connected
with the construction of this project
Every person with whom | have talked
would rather see it lay there until
well an awful long time, else have it
developed for us and by us. In time
why can't we have a power users or
ganization headed by competency,
honesty and efficiency Let us wait
until we can Mr.. Bliss has told us
our power advantages at Arrowrock
are worthless. Maybe they are. Time
will tell.
Just a water user,
C. H. BASSETT,
Greenleaf, Idaho.
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Jones & Ferris threshing machine
is I'm the neighborhood this week.
Everybody is very busy threshing.
Mr. and Mrs. B. NJ Wilson called
at Bill Skeletons last Saturday. Mrs.
Shelton came home with them to
spend few days.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jay Lonkey and
daughter Jeanette, and Bruce Smith
took dinner at J. F. Rowland's Sunday.
Miss Ruth Underkofler is helping
Mrs. Raymond Spencer for week or
so.
Miss Viola Nickle of Caldwell and
George Judd spent last Saturday night
at Rowlands.
Last Saturday evening, Misses Ger
tie and Jessie Henson gave a lawn
party. A large crowd of young people
were present Everyone enjoyed a
| fine time. Those present were: Misses
Grace, Susie, Nora, Gladys and Mable
Vassar, Bessie and Jessie Rowland,
Viola Nickle. Leila Simpson, Bertha
Walker. Mary Garvin, Bessie Bodel,
Elsie Brooks, Ruby Smith, Margaret
UT clASe, willy Ncliy, ana MCooi D
Clyde Rowland, George Judd, Emery
Ira and John Vassar, Laurence Boyd,
Coy Collins, Ted Smith, Sonny Somp-
son, Francis and Dee Bodel, Loyal
Walker, Bill Underkofler, Milo Hamp-
son and Marion Northrop.
| Misses Bessie and Jessie Rowland,
Miss Viola Nickle and Clyre Rowland,
and George Judd took dinner at Bows
in Marble Front last Sunday.
Laurence Boyd left Monday for his
home near Newburg, Ore. He in
tends to come back here again soon.
Misses Leila Simpson and Mark Gar
vim spent last Saturday afternoon at
Walkers.
Mrs. G. NJ Smith visited at Bob
Smiths last Tuesday.
Misses Bessie and Jessie Rowland,
Viola Nickle, Carrie, Winnie and Irene
Bow, and Messrs Clyde Rowland and
George Judd visited the Vassar young
people at Bunker Flat last Sunday
evening.
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1916-08-25
DIsGusTED WITH THE PRIMARY LAW.

Every candidate office disguised with the direct
primary system We will venture the assertion that
who has been compelled make campaign in favor of
the law.
The people as a whole pay the freight We believe that
the freight in this instance will amount quarter of
million dollars 1t will grow greater each year.
Will some kindly explain wherein the people of
Idaho are getting their moneys worth?
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1916-08-25
THE LURE OF CHEAP AND EASY MONEY

The Tribune fully and completely exposed Boise con-
Germ which undertook do business in this section the
basis of cheap money long time. The exposure made
by The Tribune followed by the Boise company being
put of business by the bank examiner. We
of the opinion that it would be long time before
other scheme of that could be worked in this
ton The lure of cheap and easy money and the guilt
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1916-08-25
ANNOUNCEMENT |
| desire to announce nv
candidacy for state rep
resentative from Canyon
County subject to the
Republican primaries.
| am a business man
Of Middleton and am
especially familiar with
market conditions and
commerce laws.
Look up my record.
EDGAR SMYSER

Some of the farmers are busy with
their second cutting of hay.
w. f. Lobb left Tuesday for the
Gem country to help run threshing
machine. He will be gone about 80
days.
Our school begins September II.
There was frost one night last week
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1916-08-25

is said that the Prohibition party in convention
sembled will endorse the candidacy of Governor Alexander
The Prohibition party has about outved its usefulness and
might as we'll wind up endorsing Alexander doing
thing else,
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1916-08-25

Editor Branscomb the Grangevle Globe says that the
paper famine which threatens the country due to the
Democratic national administration. The Wilson notes
have proved too great drain pulp resources.
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1916-08-25

The direct primary system has justified itself.
1t has cost thousands of dollars individuals and the tax
papers as whole The resuts-we the results mat
ter of indifference.
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1916-08-25

The Pend dOrele Review advises Republicans to vote
for candidates for justice of the Supreme Court who are
Republicans. We of the opinion that the advice is
good
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1916-08-25

Captain Patch will bleed and die for his country at on
day intervals so he informs us.
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1916-08-25

Wednesday, September 9th, will start on another
campaign There is nothing like starting over once in
while.
The sun., 1916-09-05
EUROPEAN MAILS.

The Clnarl liner carpa,hia. salIins 70.
day f"r i!v"frool VII take mail. closing
many. Austria. Hungary. Luxemburs. Hui.
gsria. Serbia. Turkey. he netherlands.
Norway. sweden and Denmark also for
Africa West Asia and East indies. Mail
for Portugal. Spain and Gibraltar will hc
taken II specially addressed.
The Observation-Disclosures liner Fred
erik VIII. sailing tomorrow for Chris
tiauia and 'hr!stisnsand VIII take mail.
losing At 10 A. NJ, fGr SorTay; swsd.n,
"r'ani, Germany, Austria, Hungary. Lux
crnhurg bulgaria. Serbia and Turkey.
Thursday for Liverpool win take letter
mai only. closing at $50 y NJ. for Great
Britain ireland aud south AFRICA, as"
rope. "Nr"pt Germany, Austria. Hungarf,
Luxembourg, Bulgaria. Serbia. Turkey, n"
Netherlands. Norway. sweden and Dem
The Compania Trnnsa'lantica liner Mont,
serrat. sailing on Thursday for C.'diz: VIII
Portugal and Gibral'ar
Tn" s'ea'n"r Roma. sailing tomorrow
Providence. closing At $50 =. Nj. for N"
Azo-cs and specially addressed mall for
The steamer t'a'ia. sailing Friday 70.
Gibraltar. will take mai, closing al 80
\. NJ. for Gibraltar utily.. Rum3nia.
switzerland and u;rcec" must he specially
The Am.ricap line rht.ic'rhl2: sailing
Sa.YrlaN Tor Liverpool; vi take ma:
G,rmauy. Austria Hungary. 1~nNsmhurg
Bulgaria. >"rhit. Tur,rN. the Netherlands.
NorwaS sweden and penmark'. Africa.
Wo.t Asia and East Indies.
THO fF,n.h liner Ihi'arH, sailing Satnr.
~ - NJ. for France. RumanIa, Switzcr-
lsnd. Italv. spain. Portugal. Egypt. Greece.
nt,i-h India; British East AtTlca. sam.
! Malta. Gihral'ar. cCylon. straits settle
. mrnt.. ru',h East Indies, West Australia
ami Persia.
The RUSSIAN, american liro- EiurhorG
I 81 ling saturday for Archaugel, vii tax
, mal'. closing AZ { \. VI, for Russia tsp'-
! ci,'lv addressed only.
! rhe Russian-Americnu liucr pwinsk,
sailing saturday for Archang"l Will TAX"
mail, closing a. \ y. NJ. for Russia 'sir'
, cially addressed onlAh.
The sun., 1916-09-05
ASIATIC MAILS.

Japan. Corea china and Philippine ISL
and.. VIA seattle. por steamship chicago
Maru. close a, N.w Work. SO i. VI to-day.
Japan. cnrea and china, Via Seattle, pcr
steamship McNi,p Mara, close AT New YORK
$50 T.. NJ Tonight.
Japan. Cor.a ana nina via Seattle. per
steamship Tambii Maru, close at New
York $40 7. VI. to-day.
Hawaii Japan. corca and China, via
San Francisco. per steamship Nippon
Mara. close AZ New York II 30 +. NJ. to-
day
japan, Corca. china and Philippine Isl
ands. via seattle, per steamship chicago
Mtru. clos" az Ncw York at 8 30 L. NJ.
Tuesday.
Hawaii, Via san Francisco, Pc steamship
LnrIine. close At New York il:3O +. NJ
Thursday.
Tahiti. NnrGucsas. Cook Islands, New
Zealand and Australia ieNccrt Vest, VIA
san Francisco. per steamship MpAua, close
AZ New York 1850 l.. VI. Friday.
The sun., 1916-09-05
TO THE HOLDERS OF
II DENVER GAS AND ELECTRIC
LIGHT COMPANY

NX TNF PntUtn StCUfeN 0OuIIOh 0sOIO NOte6
DATED APRIL lST. 1914
YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED that
The Denver Gas and Electric l.!ght Com
pany has elected to redeem and pay on ali
OF is six Per certum secured Coupon Gold
Notes dated April LIST. 1914. on the LIST day
of October. 1916. and that on such date
thero shall become due and payable at the
ONCE OF the Company. In the city OF New
York. tn" principal thereof together with
d premium OF one per centum rG) there
on, together with the accrued interest TO
such date. From and after October ls'.
1916. no further interest shall accrue upon
any Of such notes and any unmatured
coupon for interest shall become and b
null and void.
Dated. y. V. July ,sth, 1916
THE DENVER GAS ANT ELECTRIC
LIGHT COMPANY.
BY FRANK W. FRCEAUFF. President.
The sun., 1916-09-05
WOMAN CATCHES BIG COD.

~\ANrorNER. II, g, Sept. 4 Mrs. !. g.
Spilshury, a resident Of Savary Island.
was trolling for salmon a few DAYS
ago n suddenly became aware
that sh" had hooked "A splendid spcci-
men which was giving her "A battle.
suddenly her prey became cxtraordI
narily heavy. but did not appeor IN
he putting up much of "A fght for lin
erty. Pulling in her line she was
startled by IN" view Of an immense deem
sea cod with diS,"ndcd mouth and bulr-
ing eyes staring at her from the side of
the boat.
The cod had swallowed the salmon
and could not dlsgorsc, Both salmon
and cod were gaffrd and hauled into the
hoat, Tn" salmon weighed fourteen
pounds and had furnished bait for "A
tOrty-onc pound cod.
The sun., 1916-09-05
Dividends AND INTEREST.
TWIN CITY RArlD TRANSIT COMPANY,

Tn" Board OF Directors hav, declared
regular quarterly dividend Of one aud
three-iourths per cent. tAT1 upon The
Preferred and one and one-half per cent.
tia't' upon tn. Common Capital Stock
Of this Company. payable Octoher End.
1916. to stockholders OF record a. the close
Of business September 18th. 1915.
Dividend checks viii he mailed 10y Thu
Farmers Loan and Trust Company. Trans
fer Agents. Nos. lG-2: William Street. New
York city. to stockholders who have filed
mailing order.
\ ~ ROBERTSON Secretary.
New York, August s6'h, 1916.
The sun., 1916-09-05
Liverpool Market.

LIVERPOOL, Sept. &.-WheAt-Spot steady
M. . red western winter. no stock NJ. i
Manitoba. lts. III No =. lis. III. No. Z,
lis. SID. ~Corn-Spot. dull American mixed.
new and "ld. los. ~ Flour-winter patents.
AS. Hope in London Pacific COAST, 81 los a
e. los. Hsms-Short cut. II Ia is his lois
Ha"on-Cnmt"rland cut. y 70 10 lbs. Eos.
clear bellies. II to IS lbs, aSs. long clear
middics light. IS TO "a lbs. ees. long clear
middles heavy. 81 to 10 lbs. Ts. short clear
backs. Is 60 20 lbs, SOs. Sbouldcrs-Squsre. II
to - lbs. SIS. lard-rrime Western. In
tierccs. new. Sos. old. sis. American refined.
in pals. sis in boxes. sis I'd. Cheese
Canadian. finest white. lo3s old. lNs. Tur
iroleum. refined. Is ia. Resin. common.
20. 3D. 'o''"n''ef OIL Hull refined spot
The sun., 1916-09-05

REPORT
OF the Unclaimed Deposits. Dividends and
Interest of the MANHATTAN COWPANY
on the frs, day OF August. 1915, made in
accordance with the provisions Of the
Ba nk Ing Law, sections l3% and ?lg:
100 Dividends, > shares, Margaret jenkins,
unknown. $500 90.
1875 Dividends. . shares, Thomas Keefe,
unknown. 36l5.50.
l&3 Dividends. Is shares. Henry Moss, I'M
known. st,523 OF.
i6o Dividends, | share. Johanna Murphy.
unknown, Ss1&i9.
State of New York. County Of New York. a..
stephen BAKER, President, and n. II. Pier-
son. Cashier, OF the Manhattan Compa ny, a
corporation located and doing business in
the C!tv Of New York, In said county. being
duly SWORN each for himself saws that the
foregoing report Is a full, true and correct
statement ~ the unclaimed deposits, d!vi-
dends and interest Of tho Manhattan Com
pany, made In accordance with the pro-
visions Of Sections l3t and ia " Chapter
800 OF the Banking Law. ms shown by the
hooks OF said Company ON the first day Of
August, 1915.
STEPHEN BAKER. President.
ID. II PIIsRSOS. Cashier.
SeverRllv subscribed and sworn TO ny
both deponents the 2sth day of August.
H. s MILTON W. TICHENOR.
Notary Public Of Kings County.
Certificate filed In New York County.