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Tombstone epitaph., 1917-03-04
ATTORNEY GENERAL
 ASKS FEDERAL LAW

In support of the prohibition feat ure of the postal bill. recently passed by congress. Attorney General Wiley E. Jones last night sent the follow. ing telegram to President Wilson:
 Phoenix, Ariz, Feb. B, 1917. Hon. Woodrow Wilson,
 President Of the United States.
 Washington. D. c.
 If senate amendment to post ofIice bill becomes a law 90 as to forbid shipments of intoxicating liquors into prohibition states except for scien- tihc. sacramental. medicinal and me chanical purposeS. 1t will aid me in law enforcement in Arzona.
 Wiley E. Jones.
 Attorney General of Arizona.
Tombstone epitaph., 1917-03-04
TO cocHiSE
N FEW VIZ ERANOA
MUCH BUILDING

Many cottages, commonly called cabins are going mp in all directions over Tombstone in fact land is becom- ing so scarce for close in building that a tent house has been erected on the building three doors east of Kuck- Ephackars' Stora
Tombstone epitaph., 1917-03-04
RETURNED FROM eissEE

owen F.. Dun of the Bunker Hill Supply department. returned home today from Bisbee, where he went Saturday night on business mis sinp
Tombstone epitaph., 1917-03-04
FROM TUESDAYS DAILY
NEW GEM ENT WALK

James Mars is laying a cement walk in front of his Pony saloon. It is hoped that the other property owners on that side of the street will take the hint and join the march of progress that is now grabbing the city.
 TO cocHisE
 John Walker and family motOred 10 Cochise and back yesterday and reports the roads in fine shape. NEW vERANoA
 John Perotti has just completed a cement yeranda in font of his cot tagr
Tombstone epitaph., 1917-03-04
RETU RIVED HOME

Miss Elsie Toles spent the week end with her father in Bisbee return ing home last night Miss Toles, who is quite traveller, reports that there is a continually improving con dition now sweeping over the roads of COchise County. Miss Toles re- turned from Bisbee via Pearce Co chise. DragOon. Benson and St Da- vid and says that there is quite de mand for the road from Dragoon 10
Tombstone epitaph., 1917-03-04
RECORDS or
 COCHISE COUNTY
PATENT

C0CHIsE COUNTY
 PATENT United States to Andrew J Elmer
 WARRANTY DEED Thomas Masilka to Jessie Masilka land. Con q. Love and Affection. G. H Hirst and wife to Jacob Maier. lot in Douglas. s2oe.
 MINING DEED George NJ. Land to George Fletch. CT. Is interest in claims s5o00. William A. Hawks to Rosamond Pidwen, Is interest in claim. $l0. NOTICE OF CLAIM OF POSSES
 soRY RiGrr Trigs Phillips claims all of Sec. g, Tp 24. Range el
 ARTICLES OF INCORPORATION Cleopatra X Arizona Mining Go. lncorporators: Walter Goslin. F. D. Myers and David Benshimol
 chATTLE MORTGAGE James w Smith to Wilcox Bank X Trust O.. livestock $500. M. W. Hurley. Leonard Vance ( Orson P McRae 10 ] w Walker livestock. $4o5o
 Roy Hiatt to Wayne Oil Tank 6 Pump Co. kerosene ss0 John Itule to C. R Johnson. auto mobile. s5a0
 Nj w Hurley Leonard Vance and Orson P. McRae to ]. W. Walker. livestock. ssss. Frances Georgeson, lots in Douglas, $500.
 G. | Van Meter to Dave H. Me Bride. lot in Gleeson. $50.  The Douglas improvement Co to Lewis R Brown. lots in Douglas, ssIe
 PATENT United States to Arthur J Benedict United States to D. W. Brown and Arthur J. Benedict. Nj. C.
 BILL OF SALE James T Carey and wife 10 Laura |. Gain. !u:Ilture. s16 J II. Barkdoll and wife to j. F. Eur eess and wife. land.
 RE. MORTGAGE J. F. Burgess and wife to Citizens Band and Trust Co. s9o. Frances I. Georgeson aa1 hisl,snd 10 Alkaline F. Huxtabia. s2"'a. John Watson and wife to Bank Of Douglas. s300
 A. G Bartolini 10 The Bank nf Douglas. s700
 Rollo F. Richart and wife to the Calcasien Nat Bank Of Southerr Louisiana. sSo0
 John L. Parkes and wife 70 th., Bank Of Bibsee. $3500
 cHATTIE MORTGAGE ~ u- u.ronoo ,o r,ku n..,. -f Douglas. livestock. <7s5. W H. Miller 10 Miners and Mer- chants Bank. livestock. $500.
 LIEN
 WARRANTY DEED Martin Ginto and wife to A T Pierce. lot in Douglas. J N Shipman to A B Remick, lots in Douglas, si
 MINING DEED John A Sheek to C. W. McDanieis. !. interest in Remington mine. in Warren M. D..s
 PROBATE PROCEEDINGS Green C. Bush: Feb. 10, 1917, day hearing petition of Bank of Douglas for letters of Admr.
 Guadalupe Flores: Order for pay ment of family allowance
 SUPERIOR COURT Judgment in Suit No. 1856: W. II Barker. Dr. vesta Barker, Jr.: De cree of divorce
 Judgmen, in Suit No. 1531: Fran cisco vallego and p. Margosin, Dr Nose Kline, Cr.: Possession of lot 2l and g. block s2. Douglas. Judgment in suif No. I70s Jame A. Thompson, Dr.. Sarah E. Thom son. Or: Decree of divorce and titl PROBATE PROCEEDINGS Harvey Neville: Decree of distr button.
Tombstone epitaph., 1917-03-04
BROUGHT PRISONERS

Deputy Sheriff Harry Rafferty came up this morning from Douglas. having in his custody two prisoners for confinement in the county jail to await hearing before the Superior Court.
 TO PHOENIX TO BUY CATTLE
 C. L. Cummings left this morning for Phoenix. where he expects to re- main for several days visiting in the Salt River Valley on a cattle buying trip.
Tombstone epitaph., 1917-03-04


 A lady has called our attention to the fact that if the housewife, who has desire 10 raise shrubs and roses wants to succeed. the City Council might help little by keeping the burros and steers of the streets, To all of which we second the motion. PURCHASED TWO LOTS
 Mrs. B. J, Holland has just purchas- ed two lots on Seventh street. adjoin- ing her property on the south. RETURNED HOME
 Mrs. Douglas Gray has returned from Tucson. where she has been for the past several weeks visiting with friends.
 VISITED sisRee
 Jerry Holland spent Sunday in Risbee on visit with friends. REMAINS OF Q. p. HICKEY SHIPPED TO SAN FRANCISCO
 The remains of Dennis P. Hickey for several years a resident of Tomb stone. during which time he was con- nected with the Machomich Mercan- tile Co. and who passed away in Bisbee from penmonia were shipped 10 San Francisco Sunday for burial Mir. Hickey is survived by a sister living in the coast city.
 POPULAR DRUMMER IN
 Tommy Sutton. representative of the Bishop company, and Johnny Pierce. of Folger's. well known Knights of the grip, who make Tomb stone regularly. were visitors in our city today interviewing local mer- chants as to their wants. ANNUAL MEETING
 The annual business meeting of the Congregational church will be held next Monday evening. when re- ports of officers of the various branches of church work will be giv. en. A social time will follow which will give an opportunity to meet the new pastor and family, who are sx. eIseEE VISITOR
 J. s. Williams. former mayor of Bisbee. was a county seat visitor to- day on business matters.
Tombstone epitaph., 1917-03-04
VISITING IN CITY

Mrs. w. F.. Deity and son. Dwight Deity. are in the city from Phoenix spending couple of weeks with MT. and Mrs. J. l.. Sparks.
Tombstone epitaph., 1917-03-04
o PHOENIX TO BUY CATTLE
ENTERTAINED VOCALIST

Mrs. Doane Merrill, of Benson, the vocalist of the Philathea musicale, was the guest of Mrs. H. s. Ross dur ing her stay in the city.
Tombstone epitaph., 1917-03-04
sissEE BANKER HERE

C. A. Mcdonald. formerly county recorder of Cochise county, trE more recently cashier of the Miners and Merchants Bank of Bisbee, was a visitor in Tombstone today attend ng to business matters at the court
 onse, and kept busy in the mean t,me shaking hands with his many trends. When asked as to wEa, he thought of the present agitation to c'rg up county seat rsCoyai Mr. M:I'Orald said: 'T am pt erly op. i2:rd to such I move, as well as ro"biy division. We ar. satisfied w'rh the present location in Tomb. s'"nr and it would be 8 needless Na.e of the taxpayers marey.'
Tombstone epitaph., 1917-03-04
TOOK IN CONCERT

Arthur Heney and wife and Mis- Johnson were up from Fairbank last night to take in the concert.
Tombstone epitaph., 1917-03-04
WARRANTY DEED

United States to Andrew J. Finner
Tombstone epitaph., 1917-03-04
BABY BOY PASSES AWAY

The fve-months-old baby of Mir and Mrs. Robert Sundwayy died at 10:30 o'clock Friday night. victim of pneumonia Douglas Dispatch
Tombstone epitaph., 1917-03-04
RETURNED HOME

Mrs. Douglas Gray has returned from Tucson. where she has been for the past several weeks visiting with friends
Tombstone epitaph., 1917-03-04
TO WILCOX

A. H. Gardner went to Willcox early this morning to look into mst. ters that are now agitating some parts of the county.
Tombstone epitaph., 1917-03-04
SHRUBS AND ROSES vs. sURROs AND STEERS

enbeckers' store.
Tombstone epitaph., 1917-03-04
VISITED RiSBEe

Jerry Holland spent Sunday in Bisbee on visit with friends.
Tombstone epitaph., 1917-03-04

| or the mineral waters there.
 MANY AUTOS
 Tombstone was fairly alive with autos yesterday going and coming. all bent on pleasure rides and the day was ideal With the opening Of two more roads into and out of Tomb stone. we will have two loops that | will make fine new drives. The one will be to Bisbee by way of the Charleston bridge and the other will be to Dragoon thence to Benson and St. David and home. Another loop will take in Dragoon. Cochise, Will COX. Pearce, Courtland and Gleeson. County Engineer Ryan has recon. mended to the Board of Supervisors that work should be done at once on the road from Draeoon to Tomb stone. as it should Top oh at least | iWNHts hics ifOuf DfdSOOu, WIiICOX, Cochise. Bowie and San Simon to Tombstone If there is one thing Cochise needs it is a bond issue to get us the best system of county roads in all Arizona.
 Among the local auto enthusiasts who spent the day in the mountains and touring the valleys of the county yesterday were noted Harry Kendall and wife. vern Kendall. Miss Glady. Blandy and Mrs Howe: F. J. wester welt and party; R. B. Valance ana wife; A. C. Karger and family: J. James and family; James Marrs an, family; Reese Correlius and family ? H. NJ Eckerman and family: W. c Gilmore and family.
Tombstone epitaph., 1917-03-04
I'M PROVING

The report from Valentine Bravin, who was recently operated upon at the Bunker Hill hospital. is that he is improving
Tombstone epitaph., 1917-03-04
FROM WEoMEsoAvs oAilv
HIGH TELEPhONE
 OFFICIALS HERE

F.. Burgess. general manager of he entire holdings of the Mountain States Telephone & Telegraph Com pany and wife. accompanied by their son, R l.. Burgess, district mana ger of Tucson, spent the day in Tombstone en route from Douglas to Tucson. While here they were the guests of local Manager Harry Evans and wife and were entertained at dinner. Mir. and Mrs. Burgess con- tinuing on to Tucson this afternoon FROM WILCOX
 H. E.. Ferguson came in yester- day from Wilcox where he is now located and will spend several days on a visit before returning.
Tombstone epitaph., 1917-03-04
ON BUSINESS
 SuDeryisnr ROck
RETURNED FROM PHOENIX

County Recorder Ray B. Krebs re.
 turned home yesterday from Phoenix where he went on a hurried official
 business trip.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-06-22
FORECLOSURE SALES.

PAGES BAKERY AND DINING ROOM nc.
1913 Dfckmag e.. has made a. a. umrlt 20
surge j R-luk
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-06-22

Produce Markets-Current

Egg. The general market was quiet.
There ,yas still fair call for strictly hlRh
GRADE stock. and Offering q. such eo'np@iH-
lively light. Fresh gathered, extras
dozen, 3jN 3Gc storage packed. hr'tss De-
I34f.c. fresh gathered, extra iirsts. s." .3'
9tI- 6rsts 3Za 33c. seconds. 500 Bic
third. and poorer. 25N 2sc; dtrties, 10 J.,
9-i. N qSf,c: No and poorer. -oH &C.
checks. good % choice, dry. PC undergrade-'
osrf 95c: state. Pennsylvania ana hearoy
Western. hennery whites, me 20 fancy. SUI
4ic. ordinary 10 good 5sd5sc gatnered
,,bitcs ordinary 10 fne. 31N i0c; western
and Southern, gathered whites 8 tN ''c
etate PENNSYLVANIA and nearby hennery
b~ov,ns o-n39c: gathered brown and mixed
coio-s. ungraded. 33H Bic.
Butter Most Of the creamery grades az
,.rcsd another &c. but this seemed %
.bc.L the buying interest 10 some extent.
and the market s. quieter az the close
T-rsalted creamery was higher ana hrm'
Creamery. higher scoring than extras, per
III. asa H3giac. extras i'- scoreL. % "
7St5c. frsts SIS 90 81 score. g . ~ SIC
soconds tS3 20 81 scorel. % 2r3 BE; thirds
s4Sg5c creamery. un.alted. higher than ex-
tras. 40n 40i.c: eXtras. o9i2c hrsts' %
zoe seconds. 35isU37i-c; state dairy. TUBS
finest. 3sc good TO prime, 30 IA ID &C
common TO fair. 32T Soc renovated. extras
SIC: firsts % q n 35iac; lower grades, "a
35c. imitation creamery. hrst S+H Soc
md 3gi,c: lover grades. 3fN 32c packing
stock. current make. No ]. 52d3- &c No -
3fi.c: lower grades. 5Gm Sic.
Che.se-The fresh stock due here this
v-eel, came IN slowly. and some houses we're
short. particularly OF fancy eolored HATS
these sold readily At -2c. There wGs nod,
crate call for average run Of both white ana
.oio-aJ al .gi,Mg2isc. but the lower grades
~ v-hole milk were quiet State, whole milk
Aats fresh. colorcd. special8. 10. -5c white
specials. 2-A. N 23c: colored. average run
29i,c: white average run. - "a = &c
lower grades. goa &c twins. fresh, colored'
specials. e2a,c. white. specials. -2@se; col
orsd average fancy. 80 H - &C "hlle'
49, fancv egt. 90 C: single daisies.
Sqly 23i,c: double daisies. 23m % &c; Wis
cousin. whole milk. faney. tS si' f resn.
white e2a,c: colored. -2", m 23c; double
Jais;es s3sI 19Lc: Young Americas. - "a
&c state. skins. fats. specials, iSe; twins
and eheddars. specials. lse: fats. PRIME, 70
cboice 15af7c: twins and chsddars. prime
TO choice. i5m17c: fair to good. 9"
lover grade. SI Sc
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-06-22

SUPREME COURT. COUNTY OF NEW
YORK Edward T. DeBeiNedon and Henry
F. Miller. as remaining Trustees under. The
the sepa ra.e trust FOR the benefit ~ the issue
- Edward T.. DeBeiNedon. Plaintiff against
Martin scnreuAeig@n. - al. Defendants.
DEAN. TRACY & MBARRON
Attorneys Tor PLAINTIFF
Office ami p. o. Address $50 Broad
Borough OF Manhattan, ciiy OF Sc"
I'm pursuance ~ Judgment n, foreclosure
and sale 1uiy made ami entered IN the above
entitled actlou AMI bearing date The f-n day
~ June 1917 Z. the undersigned. the referee
IN said Judgment named. WiIl sell a. public
auction. ~ the Exchange Sale-rooms nos.
1915 Nesey street. IN the Borough Of Man
haitian ~ the CITY Of New York. on the
on that day. Boy Arthur o. Sheridan. Auc-
tioues-. the premises directed b. said judg-
ment 90 be sold. and therein described a.
follows.
All that lot Of land IN the Borough Of
Manhattan. CITY OF New York, bounded and
described AS follows
BEGINNING az the corner formed ny he
Intersection ~ thc sou-her,y side Or Canal
street WIKI fhe wer.eriy side % Elizabeth
street. running thence westerly along said
southerly eide of Canal street forty-seyel
go feet. thence southerly nearly parallel
Nth said westerly side OF r. a1eth Street
and along the westerly face of the westerly
wall OF the building on Che premises hereby
described frty 600 fee. six 49, inches
more or less 20 the northerly face OF the
northerlv wall OF said building on the prem
ises hereby described thence westerly nearly
parable. with said southerly side OF Canal
street and along the northerly face Of the
northerly wall ~ the building on the prem
lsee hereby described and a line IN continue
t!ou thereof forty seven 40 feet and one
rrIf Igl an inch. thence southerly parallel
v.ith said westerly side ~ Elizabeth street
forty-nine o49I feet six and one-half IS
Inches more or less % q line drawn parallel
with and distant one hundred IoeI feet
sou-h erly from said soutnerly side OF Canal
street a. measured on line al rght ANGLES
thereto. thence easfsrly parable. with said
s0ufherly side ~ Canal Street rinety-four
ga feet 20 said westerly side - Elizabeth
street. thence r'hcrIy along 50 ID westerly
side of Elizabeth Street One hundred fl0O
i.et % the point Or place ~ beginning
TOGETHER vith All the right. lille and
i-fe-esf which Martin Scnreni-eisen had AZ
-h. lime % his dece@se IN and 20 any strips
or gore OF land adjoining said premises.
SAID PREMISE being nor known hy the
street numbers % 90 % Elizabeth street and
fs4 10 los cana street
The following Is diagram o; the prop
.-ty 10 Re sold.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-06-22
Active Securities IN
Stocks
fBy n. Associated Prsssl

.,rding a further accession o.
.~b sentiment in professional quar-
DO ,bs stock market registered many
' GO, recOveries from recent low
lions What the trading lacked
.,rm. the turnover being about
:. |. smallest for nearly a fortnight
:, centralized in breadth, operations
,.,,g fairly well distributed
c';,s we're greatest in those special
orbieh have suffered from specu!a-
lss measure. Motors, secondary
w .'e;,nents and shippings were stimu-
go nv reports Of the closing OF gov
49,. ...Snent contracts at prices which al
80 Of a fair margin OF profit.
S.ssls. coppers, shippings. oils and
-. General run Of war supply issues
,a 1s.iS AZ net gains OF 20 points;
c e.'ii.;es notably Peoples Gas and Ohio
c.s . 70 I. and rails / 10 =. The
~ declines were limited TO unim-
,or.ant stocks. -.
.tsDrss. Liberty bonds changed hands
:. ,s- IN limited amounts. United
s.,iss registered IS and coupon Is rose
-oi,t on call and Panama coupons
I'D registered IS lost pa per cent on
call
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-06-22
SEALED PROPOSALS

SEALED BIDS WILL DE Deceived BY
The Board OF water supply. a. its Offices
,vartv-s-cond foor Municipal building.
pa-L Pow. Centre and Chambers streets
New York ci,y. unit, II a. N. o. IG, -
s..i-g IN chemical and bacter!oioEl cal
laboratory. including the furnishing and
ins,slllng Of fixtures. furniture. pipirg ana
lighting yen,ilating and drainage systems
The lsborat0ry is located 10 the lower gaze
chamber 81 Ashoksu reservoir. Ia the Town
~ olive. Ulster County New York
A. the above place and time the bids VIII
be publicly opened and read Pamphlets
containing information for bidders and con-
-ract drawings can be obtained a. The
above address al the Office Of the seers-
tary. by depositing the SUN ~ ten dollars
uauohlet FOR further particulars apply
10 the Once ~ the Principal assistant La
cineer a. the above address
CHARLES STRAUSS President.
CHARLES -. CHADWICK,
JOHN p. CALVIN.
Corn-n Iss.oners Board 81 water supply.
GEORGE FEATHERsTOSE. Secretary.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-06-22
The Baltimore & Ohio Railroad TO-

OFFICE OF TIE Score An az
Baltimore. Nd. June 81. lsIl'.
The Board OF Director. This Gay ,o ~ for or
from the net earnings or me di,i-
ss,d ~ Two ~ Per Cent on the Prelerts1
Stock 81 the Company, paysole ~ the
l. 1911. 70 the stockholders 81 rr0o'D a.
close OF business on July a. ~ ~. ~, su-plus
s15 h2 I.o Of the company dividend OF Imo
80 o5e-baif 6eisl Per Cent on ne ,r,
mon stock OF the Company psya 40 -scori a.,
- foi7. 10 the stockholders OF reSO'- 81
81 .ioss n, business on July q. 1911
ny The transfer books will not close.
A"0 = " NOOLFORD, Secretary.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-06-22
NOTICE OF SALE


NOTICE ~ h"Ityf ht-N t''" l
me vote or '.Lr =. ' F',,--i.,-,4
~ the st''N ..''-.i
Greene ''hsnia4i rH '.pp.L Ng'Lpee-t, -
west NIrsiii.a ,ifo. ,.-,,., 80
caiIrd t,r ..Hp@s "a ...,t ~. i,iie
prts'a ,.., VI, cf.o IF, fte ~,
heIa ar I-' 'rN w M .io fsth Ia
S,in .'"-' -r a-r@,.tI, f.. a.. sfat
%. JUN, ~ So. % ives. NIrs,nis I'M
~. ~ AMI -r...f.f sii ~ tie
,.-,-- .,'i .s..r. 10 Ed. company. as an
pL.p'. 49,, t-.t,4.ro bota,.r H. cor.
t..-.i. 80 's 81 q,rG ,.HI wore sold
- ~ Cree-s Caranee Corner Company. D
n, ,, -.i. -,rr@-s+'or natter called
Nih.sso $50. ,o' l.c-,,.,, IN. fta prics
... W .,..ir and anon the terms aud
'',.,t,iors sr-,if.d Ir a rrrraf1 proposition
AID ofer lated .lsy e5rI. 1917 made by
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-06-22
FIDELITY TRUST COMPANY

NFW YORk Ut = ,-,,-II.,,
IN company has declared a 9uSr'e ~ =
dividend OF TWO PER GENT 80 ys,hI %" Juiy
~PiSi7 ~ stockholders OF record at the
--iiot. 81 business June rs. 1917; N
0'S TraHster books viii be closed AZ nv D. "
on Iune %. 1917. and will reopen july 90
~ check, for the dividend VIII be mailed
June 30. 1917. ,,,De c.crstarv.
fQf-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-06-22
Trade Protection
Need Of Weaker
Nations After War

Kansas City, No. June 2l.-Edward
Ewing Pratt, chief Of the Bureau Of
Foreign and Domestic Commerce,
speaking to-day before the annual con
vention Of the National Association Of
Credit Men, said; We know from the
limited amount OF news that trickles
through from the Central Powers that
ambitious plans are being made 70
dominate the worlds trade after tho
war. A speaker a. an Austrian meet
ing Of invited manufacturers > quoted
as stating that plans have been per
fected whereby after the war 10000
600 people, the total population Of Ger
many and Austria-Hungary, will buy
their supplies from the rest OF the
world as a unit. We know that the
various industries OF Germany have
been more and more consolidated into
cooperating groups until virtually all
German industry has united as one
organic producing and selling agency
backed with the full power Of me great
German banks and the organization o.
the German government.
zone of the most important anu
effective steps that the Entente Pow
ers and this country can take, not only
to meet this trade colossus, but 70
more effectively promote the COM
mercial ideas for which we stand and
TO serve the interests of the less de-
vcloped countries with which we trade,
is to so organize our facilities for eX-
tending credit that never in the future
shall smaller and weaker countries be
forced 20 depend upon a power go dan
Cerous TO their freedom"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-06-22

SEALED BIDS WILL BE RECEIVED BY
the Board O, water supply A. ~ e.
ices. tNenty-secoad floor Municipal Build.
ing. Park Row. Centre aud Chambers
streets. New York CRY Until II A 81. on
tuesday. July 10. 1911. FOR Contract 40.
Tor Inc completion q the ,upers-ruct-re
over the Drainage chamber a. SHAFT 81
% the CITY tunnel OF the Catskill sque-
duet Tn. shaft Is located az me corner
81 south and Clinton streets Do tie Boz
ough % Manhattan. View YORK C..f The
building VIII be stories hlgh. about ~
fest 81 ~ feet by 50 feet. % the skeleton
steel type with brick walls and uIcstoue
and granite trimmings. The greater part
OF the steel framework is already in place.
At the above place and time TIE BIDS
Will be publicly opened and read Famph-
lets containing information Ter bidders
and contract drawing can be obtained at
The above address. a. ths Office ~ the
secrstary. hy Gepositiag The sum %, ten
dollars t.lOl iu cash OF its equivalent Tor
each pamphlet. For further particulars
apply to the oflc. u the Principal Assist
an; Engineer a. tlC above addrfss
CHARLES STRAUSS. President.
CHARLES = CHADWICK,
JOHN r. CALVIN.
Commissioner Board Of water supply
GEORGE FEATHEESTONE. Secretary.