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The San Francisco call., 1898-01-30
MRS. GILMORE
 TO BE REMOVED
Action Taken by a Committee of the Board of Su-
 pepViSOPS.
Mrs. Walsh Will Be the New Matror of the Receiving Hos
 pital.

The Finance Committee of the Board of Supervisors has concluded that it is necessary to make a change in the posi- ton of matron of the Receiving Hospital. and will offer resolution to the board on Monday next that Mrs. Gilmore, now in charge of the institution, be removed. and that Mrs. Walsh be given her place.
 The change is based on charges made by Frank Kane. secretary of the Society of girls, who claim to have been uniustly treated while under Mrs. Gilmore's charge. The report of the committee. which contains no reference to the accu- sations against Mrs. Gilmore, is as fol- lows:
 Your committee has investigated the com plaints made as to the duties and the oblfga- tions resting upon and devolving upon the ma that this Is a peculiar and arduous position requiring matronly care and sympathy with the unfortunate girls who are arrested and con- fined in the City Prison, and while some are thoroughly degraded. others are simply un- fortunate, and therefore great discrimination should be exercised in the treatment of such persons.
 The present incumbent has been in the posi- ton many years, and it Is human that amid the varied and annoying scenes caused by the pro1gate unless the matron has com mand and perfect self control. her surround- somewhat with her usefulness.
 Your committee. while appreciating the many arduous duties imposed upon the ma tron are of the opinion that the position now filled by Mrs. Gilmore should be declared va cant on and after February lst and that Mrs.
The San Francisco call., 1898-01-30
WILL OFFER UP
 PRAYERS FOR RAIN
The Archbishop Will Have Mass Said in the Catholic
 Churches.
Weather Prophet Hannnaon Explains the Cause of the Continued
 Drought.

Unless the weather takes a decided change and rain sets in before the end of two weeks the entire wheat crop of the State will be ruined. at a loss to the farmers of between $l0,OO0 900 and s17 ,OO0. : GOO. There Is at present sufficient moist ure in the ground to keep the crops alive for the coming fourteen or fifteen days. but unless they receive more before the expiration of this time utter and absolute ruin may be expected.
 Up to the present time there has been but inches of rain, representing not quite 9 per cent of the ordinary and usu- al amount necessary for the production Of a successful crop.
 The farmers are anxious and are pray Ing that a sudden change in the weather will come soon, but owing to the eontin- ueo drought a pail seems to be throwD oyer their hopes of obtaining anything like a fair success with their wheat crops this season, or that their prayers VIII De answered by a divine providence. MT. Hammon of the United States Wea- ther Bureau says that the chances for &nfneoiate rain are slight and that he NaS entirely given up hope of a rainfall lN the immediate future, as indications point 10 a continuation of the present ory conoltlon of the atmosphere.
 Owing 10 the favorable conditions of atmospheric pressure last Friday morn Ing ne predicted that there would be i'm
The San Francisco call., 1898-01-30

mediate rain, but claims that he had no sooner telegraphed the report to the diff ferent stations on the coast and had mo- tiled the farmers in the interior of the State than the barometer took sudden rise and he was compelled to raise the flag as an indication of the return of the undesired fair weather. He says that there is not a weather chart in existence that records such drought as is now being experienced in this State
 MT. Hammon gives the real cause of the continued holding of of the rain, and the present dry condition of the atmos- phere. as the result of bank or dry air which is now hanging over the in- terior States, rendering it impossible for a storm to penetrate its way to the Paci- fic Slope. exceeding high temperature" said the prophet, hanging over Utah, Nevada and Southern Idaho. This air has been To- cated in this same position constantly for the past two months, preventing any storm conditions from appearing on this have been forced either to the north or south of this region, thereby preventing rain in Northern California.
 "On Thursday last moderate storm appeared in Southern California which tended to dissipate this area of high pres sure. or at least the southern portion of peared off the Oregon coast. and at the time showed signs of penetrating its way through the south side of the area to the reached here, however. but passed in a northerly line over British Columbia
 Owing to the prolonged dry weather and the consequent injury to the various interests of the State, His Grace, Arch bishop Riordan, has addressed the fol- lowing circular to all the pastors of Cath ollie churches throughout this archdiocese:
 Rev Dear Sir: l request you to an- nounce to your people on Sunday next be celebrated in all the churches of the archdiocese on Monday next, at an hour convenient to you and your congregation. dum." You will exhorr your people to be present at this service Yours truly
 F. ". RIORDAN,
 Archbishop of San Francisco.
The San Francisco call., 1898-01-30
LADIES' SODALITY.
Thot of St. Ignotius Cburch Will
 iDstolI Officers To-Day,

This afternoon at 2:3O o'clock a solemn reception will be held at St. Ignatius Church by the Ladies Sodality for the installation of new members. This socie- ty has over 800 members and is the larg- est in California in connection with any church. Rev. Father CalZia the director of the sodality. has extended an invita- ton to the young lady friends of mem which musical programme will be ren- dered, with Miss Cornelia Stanley, Miss Agnes Devlfn and Mrs. Gonzalez as solo, ists. The ceremony will conclude with an address by Rev. Father Calzia
The San Francisco call., 1898-01-30

w. Ii. Il. Hart to recover $1546. alleged lo DC que on two promissory notes is- sued by the defendant last year pa,a,
 the decision of the court the plaintiff bn 5 RII,tb IR1IIafbneq the defendants interest in the
The San Francisco call., 1898-01-30

w. H. H. Hart Attached Judah Boas has commenced suit against
The San Francisco call., 1898-01-30

vacancy.
 supervisor Rottanzl will present the resolution at the next meeting, and it is understood that it will be supported by majority of the members
The San Francisco call., 1898-01-30

SAN LEANDRO AND HAlWABD. LOCAL.
 (Foot of Market Street)
The San Francisco call., 1898-01-30

In the Divorce Courts. John Johnson was granted a divorce from Elizabeth Johnson by Judge Bel cher yesterday on the ground of deser- tion.
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1898-07-22
FINAL PROOF
AND
ORIGINAL ENTRIES.

The Land Office Department having
ordered that the Clerk of the District
Court NAV take final proofs for settlers
on Government lands, and make orig
inal entries for them also,
A. S. Senter. clerk of the court in and
for Lincoln county, Is now fully
equipped with all legal forms and land
Office blanks, and can save money to
settlers by attending to their Land
Office business in Shoshone.
A. S. SENTER.
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1898-07-22
LINCOLN COUNTY.
Proceedings of the County Commis-
sioners

sIoners
State of Idaho,
County OF Lincoln.
| July Session, First Day.
July IL, 1898.
| Board met this day in regular
session. There were present, Frank
Gwin, chairman; J L Fuller and
C E Gridley, commissioners; A S
fSenter, clerk.
The Board then proceeded to the
examination of the JOINT quarterly
report of the Treasurer and Audit
or, which was accepted and approx
ed and placed on file.
Whereupon the petition of G Ol
Sands and others, praying to bel
changed from school district No Z
to school district No 80 was sub
mitted, examined and disapproved. |
In the Matter of the case OF the |
Oregon Short Line Railroad COM
pany, corporation,
Plaintiff.
Fred w Gooding, Assessor and
Tax Collector of Lincoln county,
Idaho.
Defendant,
Now pending in the District
Court of the Fourth Judicial Dis
trict in and for Blaine county. It'll
appearing to the Board that adit
ional counsel is necessary for the
best interests of the county, it is
therefore ordered that J S Waters,
an attorney at law, residing att
be and is hereby en-
ployed to act for Lincoln county
and for the defendant in said case to {
the final hearing OF the issues made I
in said case. a
Whereupon the petition of John
" Sawyer, praying that the county a
refund the amonnt OF taxes paid by I
him from 1891 to 1896 inclusive. a
vas received for consideration and t
.ejected. t
Whereupon it is ordered by the o
3oard that the boundary lines OF {,
chool district No 30 be and the c
anne are hereby changed as follows
o wit: Commencing at the sw cor
Ter of the sea of sea sec 80 tp6 r
6 e, thence north, along said quar- C
er line to sw corner of sea of ne4 E
&c 16 tp5 16 e. thence east one d
nd one fourth miles to sec line
ommon to sections IA and Is tp5 T
16 east, thence north to the se
orth boundary of the county, &C
hence east 5 miles, thence south to D
, corner of sec 16 tp5 sr II east, 10
lence west 6 miles, thence south "
, the north line of the right of IL
ay of the Oregon Short Line rail I'll
ay. thence easterly along said
3rth line of right Of way to sec VI
ne common to sec 25 and 26 tp5 TO
r 16 e, thence south to 1st stand !"
d parallel, thence west to place Sic
beginning. IN
Whereupon it is ordered by the
,a-d that school district No IL be III
tablished within the following pa
undary lines as follows to wit: mi
'mmencing at the sw corner sea no
sea sec 33 TIC sr Is c, thence
rth along said quarter line to sw IN
rner SEA OF NED sec 16 tp5 Ice, set
snce east one and one-fourth san
les to line common to sec II and ols
tp5 e6 e, thence north along ane
d line to the north boundary of the
lnty, thence west along county
g G miles, thence south to thesw LIN
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1898-07-22

lucuCt SOutu 10 lSt StdQQ3IQ pdGdl
ell line east, to place of beginning
| Whereupon the remembrance o
lJ c Sims, w ] Peck and twelv,
lothers, residents OF ;chool districr
No %, protesting against the crea
| ton Of new school district from
district No 20 was submitted, ex-
amined and rejected.
Whereupon the Board adjourned
to meet at 10 o'clock p m tomorrow.
Whereupon the Board met again
this day as a Board Of Equalization
in compliance with section 1475 as
amended in laws of 1895.
There were present: Frank Gwin
chairman; J l. Fuller and G E
GridleY, commissioners; Fred w
Gooding, assessor. and A S Senter
clerk.
After which Board adjourned to
meet at 10 o'clock to sit as a Board
OF Equalization.
July session 2nd day.
July II 1898.
Board met pursuant to adjourn
mcnt. Present: Frank Gwtn chair
man; J L Fuller and C E Gridley,
commissioners, A S Senter, clerk.
Whereupon the following liquor
dealers bonds were submitted. ex-
amined and approved to wit: Thos.
Fay. Joseph Keefer, ] NJ Butler,
Bernard Gaffney, P Fury, and it
was ordered that license be granted.
Whereupon the quarterly report
of ] ] SAVERS, road overseer of dis
trict No l was filed, submitted, ex
amlned and approved.
Whereupon the quarterly report
Of c K Sims road oyerseer OF DIS
trict No 2 was fled, submitted, ex-
amined and approved.
Whereupon the following claims
against the county were filed, sub
nitted, examined and approved
ind it was ordered by the Board
hat the auditor draw warrants on
he road and bridge fund in favor
If the following named persons and
or the following amounts:
; X Sims road work sl4S 75
same sharpening tools %
same rock work u 00I
] SAVERS road work I54 90
Sanders road work 20 80
w Wernicke bridge material 9 90
W Horton bridge material 50 "a
Iolt & Gilmore plow. dis 2 I3 75
Whereupon the claim of Edward
'ratt, county superintendent of
,hools, for expense Of assistant
of Institute held Aug
to IS, 1897 and filed April s 1898
" the amountof $4,000, was taken
. for consideration and action and
was ordered that the same be 4
sallowed. i
Whereupon the report of road y
ewers on a petition for a new ,
ad from Shoshone to the Big q
'ood river was taken up for con-
1eration and it was ordered that II
e petition be not granted. :
Whereupon the claim of the !"
mes Democrat publishing COM &c
ny for the amount Of s5 was sub
itted, examined and disallowed-- 20
t county charge. ns
Whereupcn the claim of Edward III
att, fled April II, 1898, for 15O gr
S of questions and postage on oe
ne, for the amount OF $12-04, was u'
allowed---not a county charge, 20
1 the same being chargeable to va
, State. 20
Hhereupon the claim of the lh'
es-Democrat for school laws for
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1898-07-22

charge.
i Whereupon the Board adjourned
at meet at 2o'clock p m tomorrow.
| July session Sd day.
July 13, 1898.
Board met pursuant to adjourn
ment. There were present: Frank
Gwin, chairman, J L Fuller ard
c E Gridley commissioners, A S
Senter, clerk
Whereupon the petition of w
Van Iron, Stanley Hagerman and
twenty four others to bridge the
Leighton & Coltharp ditch was
taken up for consideration and the
same was ordered.
The resignation OF H H Albers
as road overseer of district No ,
was submitted and accepted.
Whereupon the following laid .
over claims were taken up for con-
sideration to wit.
Irwin Hodson co books allowed 5 60 90
same disallowed IL 90
same warrant look alI'wd 81 90
] T White mileage; allowed ITO 90
III Thatcher justice fee :" 27 80 .
same II 20
same disallowed 90
Whereupon the quarterly report
of E S Morley road overseer of dis
triet No was filed, submitted, ex-
amined and approved and the fol-
lowing claims were allowed and the
auditor wasordered to draw warrants
on the road and bridge fund in the
following amounts to wit:
E S Morley road work s105 90
same 56 90
Whereupon the road petition of
w B Kelly, J F Lambeth and
others praying for a new road near
Toponis was filed, submitted ands
laid over for further consideration.
Whereupon Board adjourned to ,
meet 2 o'clock D m to morrow,
July session 4th day.
July IA 1898.
Board this day met pursuant to-
adjournment. There were present.:
Frank Gwin, chairman; L Fuller
md C E Gridley, commissioners;
\ S Senter, clerk.
Whereupon the Board the ad-
ourned to meet at 10 o'clock to
morrow.
July session 9TH day.
July 5, 1898.
Board met pursuant to adjourn
nent. There were present Frank
iwln, chairman; ] L Fuller and
E Gridley, commissioners; AS
enter clerk.
Whereupon it was ordered by the
oard that the Auditor credit the
ssessor and tax collector to the
mount of of S26O.S5 as rebate on
Ter assessment of taxes for the
ear 1897 as per statement filed
Id verified.
Whereupon leave of absence
om the state FOR 30days from Aug
{ to Sept lst was granted to Fred
Gooding, assessor and tax COLI
ctor.
Whereupon it was ordered that
e amount of 5000 be and is
reby appropriated out of the road
d bridge fund for the purpose of
lding on the line of county road
tween E L Waodworth's and FIR
oding's farms. Said work to be
ne on the basis of Z cents per
I'd for dirt put in place, subject
the approval of Frank r Good.
!. c E Gridley and the ehairz-
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1898-07-22

Confirmed on 4th psgs-~s
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-02-05
REAL lISTATE TRANSETRa.

T.astals Pace o7.s # 0, Trinity P,ae.
Le1hstonavs NV corner c24; sisf 9 81 251tfi6
Charlotte eager TO John N Briggs ......... 1850
John NJ bu 9aS OF
81 go T.. 81: 4 j 5aas h.s:
,oSS6-st is Of ave- 2oriooili
5e f 20 10 %o,. to fa.is. q hsysE 4 1850
eo1 2;r COX v =, = to beginning; Mary
S Dos S Gao FED iG2 to Thomas St 'ts fsa 10.
on mon a. Marx to 81 Howsr isiisy -c',. s1ofns. and
2s5os3 i I xafr 70 Noah james 80
Mtsel N ia Marns. g Sr ~ f "a sve eAs 5000
srstee' to Force Parker Ct i...... anu
Iess;'. fa. .ass Meyer ca Cru 20 us f Eat
srs 5d' is 81 Avenue x4 c.o,x.
Oh Z fdhsr asa saot6sr . Bertha Ksnek 100:
soSn reI sad 4H 2i As ss.S.o bsvd
coia1nsls ave 6oi Of io7,b st, s175 ~
sa lazy f, il5i to cs S Fs!5s @ssss
81 10 .; Z litsa s 251sss Arnold
- . WederneyeT 70 John sullivan 90 -,
psrser 10 NE S cadTos Of he Hoy conmapon s
sou S e, lis sl5 81 It Of d-ave iaxsa Mary
Gam. IP ProaeTtyi wiiafn spien executor etc,
TO Iary r Cailender ,o......:..;S,. 1000
F ;Sniss' Raw 70 I Roilaa4 ~ 9 zig Xxx 100
'S 5so5S Hes. to 20 JOIN d Bs,,os ,- .|' ''
asa sA 5ara r. wsn 81 % he Ss6aS5 a RSSs
asosassy q cor wsiker-si 2s1i75 70 Cortland.
Alley I 2a.Srl7o' Laura wurs's ct al TO Louis
S,a ssiM. = hd w "a jss ss to hsaf7 .
scsf T. IS s. lot: 900 40 end Ill map iAeona
Para. 2Sxloe cna5lss ! Hoy 70 MaTssrs; P.ss
Perm Fuller, referee: 10 Clara Bryce L7oo
ME Il spratey TO the Borough Homes Com
So o 6.a. fS f@i %.S S''s''1 ts.a S;:
Rs.ISosd-svs;. 2l6 II n Of Mo,.,.t .o.,oi
r E. xd PT e. Il s% Of bsisSo.y.
25xs5.e samuel l. Goids,ein to Joseph Mar
cSlas ave " cor ioi;is; 56i 10 to ics; ''0
81 hoc1 irresuiat; Mergare' Marsheii and an
lsie,-. 10 n West. IS sSSs III MaIgaretts L
ave a oS3n s'i iC6,-sl 81 11ioS Louis.
M,nashan e John II sturk .,.:-..... sxchsnse
iii,a-st soe1ioo: John Il s,urk to N LoeIa- q
,aat S's s' 20 Il Of S1-sv. ec,sS H. ills
h Hn: 10 ' K sss T. Ed-d f B.rs '
cclono.,s ave so5nsr H ssio Gla9 49,, 70
Henry Som and another ., 80. /
' E ward sa aSs a Of S.irz s.r$ sS1s
Same property: rhoHes Z SULLIVAN ana another
isalh'.t. n s. AS u " Of 18Th ave, toxoeiii
,os 1h9 's' s6 II ., coiunba.ave SIN
loo 2S5o. sxio1 10; Eugene PhiiD4n TO saLomon
ls1Sr , is Isoi Az IN o@1 4,
oopenheinisr and another 70 Mamie bury. 200
fSsa 81 100 irrstaar: ann Miilsr ct a.
o5srs etc e s@9non RosstSa >, +.,
s, sss' ,-s. G. g Ies Dss F.ss.nui md 81
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-02-05
REAL ESTATE.

LITTLE BUSINESS IN THE FIELD.
A few small sales ut private contract and two
offerings at the auction rooms adjourned was tho
total Of business IN the real estate market yes
tsrday.
Mrs NJ. L. Mount sold TO investor the five
story fathouse at the northeast corner of AInster
dam-ave and Ninety-frstst. 25x95x100, for S57 800
w. J. Huston & Co. sold for J. Pierpont Morgan
the three-story hgh-stoop dwelling house No. GA
West Observation-Disclosures 16.4xo0x89l1,
on private terms client who will occupy 1t
Immediately.
Huston & Co. also sold for Thomas j. Mclaughlin
the four-story American basement dwelling-house
No. 416 West One-hundred- and forteth-st.. 1851
COX extension x9311 one OF a Of six. between
81. Nicholas and Convent aves. just completed
William Rankin sold No. rs West Sixty sixth-st
hve-stOry nathOuse. on lot 25x1O0, 10 James II.
Saunders, Ny. Saunders giving In part payment No.
20 West Ninety -ninth-st.. an old frame building.
Mandelbaum & Levine purchased from J. David
son the three-story brick dwelling house. 24xS7.6
No. 1S3 Henry-st.. and from the Remsen estate the
three-story and basement brick dwelling house on
lot 23.2X1O0 No. 1856 Henry-st.; terms private.
Plans were filed yesterday for three four and five
STORY brick dwelling houses, 25xG0 the north
side Of Seventy min h-st, 200 feet west OF Column
bus-ave.. TO cost $l20 90 and for four fve-story
brick hathOuses TO be erected at the southwest
corner OF st. Ann ave and one hundrsd-and-for-
V-second-st.. at cost Of $ll50o0
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-02-05
NEW BUILDINGS.

7eth-st, n e. 0oo IT Of Columbus ave for three
four and five story brick dwellings, %Xo0;
William z Dilter OF No 81 West Goth st.
owner; @ A Schel.enger, Of No lbs Broadway,
architect ................... .............. 81.
l2th-st No 8ss 20 500 West Tor two seven-etory
and cellar brick storehouses SSsxSDb; Baker,
Williams & Co, owners. KenUich, Aspin~all d
owen No 367 bth-sye architects. ...........-.
Station Place p. 60 u % Scribner-st, for
one-stOry frame storage house. l&5X2O. and
y Vought owners; J r Reay. architect ........
ST Ann save. ---. I76 II q Westchester-ave,
for a four-story brick hathcuse. 5.ix1lH'A;
John NOulett. Of No 1892 I1nton-ave, owner;
Edward WenL. architect. .....................-
81 Ann save corner 14Id-st tor four i've
story brick ha'housab. 25s-i Charles Lane. OF
No 2fS East 3sth-st. owner; Harry T Howell,
18th 81 No 623 East for q three-story frame
terlement-house. 22K5S; " Uhl Of No 621 East
i54th-st owner; George Hoffman, Of No 629
Broadway. architect .....-.-....--.......'....
Alterations:
Hon 81, No 81 East 20 a fUur-story brick hotel;
Baar & Noble owners; B Berger. Bibie
House, aica.tect '.'.'--.. go 80 -
Both ST No IL West. 10 a four-etory and base
ment brick store and dwelling; Mrs Besou-
roux II No IS East 17th-st, owner; Henry
Peger1nan No $50 East 18Th At architects.
East Broadway. No as 70 a hve-story ana base
men. brick fiat. with store Hannah Simon
premises. Michael Bernstein No lA5 Centres
Architect '.''''''''''
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-02-05
RDcsoRnEn MORTGAGES.

Allen A 5.s,Dc. and odu Gs9s' of xe%Yor
,sTSa 81 1ss s s Rslsarn killer o
nerse 90 'r'racn ciunbns ave 1900
Gilbert, Lila to italian SAYINGS Bank S ON 200,
csrnac. FRANK to Judla Wharf Brewing COM ~.
pany No 800 East loith-st lease demand LUZ
'G ns gh Mp"'s and 7 sss .so5 Williams.
co Iraf navd 't fo Dry Dock savings Institution
1lth-st 40 II Of Avenue Avenue ~ N,p, yyaf s2i
KrsNeSs1' '%Sao os b,S I2bo
Sane to Charles h"''ias' 10000
xs ssaas Eliza G. TO James F McKernon, West
land and IS eSo-IoOo OF salt meadow. oou
Ki lS Roland be /. Pauline RHp. Lex ,na
So e f. cS Sf iDe' wanSe 10 ao4
'e We:, i ia2d st. years SS D'l.os 300
Mcdonald william lls ne ahd Ella .is ,assh-s,
io4.s Il n OF Anthony-eve, years .:.....;' L"'
other i1l,h-st. 100 Y e OF 7th-aye ! yer no"
Bgayis Georss o to JGhH W., Ge ~ M (! a. par oi
Goianer. Max. to James g p T woof
Teasda,s Place Sac II " Of Triniiy-av , -,
p yeSt julius. TO IGem1nIsin Battenwiessr.
La Coste Charlotte l. and Cornelius l. 10 Isaac
Butler 70, l42. map McCraw estate. gath Ward oo,
I s. Marks 5s'' Raas 'G qin'5s asi. No
Kelly Bernard. 10 Mary Hopper. college ~.
s r. 70 n Louis of H2 10 TRo@ss Doye 7tnave
s wde3ed same G9ERSG i2s Ta si soil
Hf la 1Ss' Frsnzs to Peter Vote No ~
jones' Louis n to the Equitable LIE Assurance
Society. Broadway, 2s # Of Waiker-st -, m,
Ni6 40. S, j M9rs5s,,a ala ct a. $500
s,s,er Ja mess TO Charles T Hsrbeck, baa-s
l45 10 It " Of 9th ave. leasehold year, i'0'
Davidson AeHander % Wgi'stne 5aTTi' aooc
corner Beaeh-eye , ana ~ ~ R 81; y aoths
29os It Of 6th-aye years ;;oa,1a 81; N''
and $50 It W Of Lexington years. mort o, ~,
coins Mary 4. ana James j. 70 the Mount Nor
Cooperative Building and Loan Assoc ,aiion
william rfi,ns Thomas. Matilda the sim9nSs
Furnace Company. n 150th-st. 200 II or -.
Elton secures material ;;;,;,;: loSi
same awe g s se6' to lse,hDs MONTE ooi
Brosan. Martha, and charles to Judssn az, re.
Braun. Maria W. to Anthony waiach Nos 40
and y Hsrrtson--t and No a4o Washington ,oo,
15W.-s. "a John 5' r. to Lille HUI s'27th-s .aoo1
22o n 3d-ave, 49,. '........ 100"
F9Tpssy HATS to aaron ho'eeers $500
McCsbe BERNARD to Cornelius Jordan No 1872 o,u
N tas' Healy' to Gustav LANCE io2d st. 100
same {, o. d hSps'2 Iaays idd 200 o,
Lesn a1 year o g.: ro,s,;o or9a So
Nf foss a. ISo r. OF Parsa1e yesre,.. LOT
Same to Edward steers, lo2a st. 2so IT ~,
nsssas * ,o us na5 "a, T IS 70 j YEN I3,5
s'atS veas, 0 oorg az a'l 100 II 1900
Rothfeld Solomon. 20 the seamens Bank for
e., Years 10000
Rice Nellie 10 Augustus r CarrinFton 2
1929 st and Bryant-st. year. ........... eo
Stein. Henry r. 10 Jean Reuheil end another, -
corner Goth snd Lexug ave years. 300
Smith. John 4. John J Duffey and another,
executors. etc linton Waes-ave, lslS
ct year. 1850
Smith IDA TO William Y Smith. 84th-st 20
T. o. Itn-sve. ................ W
Same william Beale property years. e.
Stenmann. sigmund 3 and Theresa, 20 William -.
Devlin No lSS 70 1S8 West abth-st. ! year. 2sUo
o BiS Spf sn ave y Of 14iss yeafs 5000
" Ga5F Istaye 24s n o. 2ph-et. year. 1900
1'1e AaTs ~ s5 r Of "a ave years 10000
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