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The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-11-07

lying along the WlcsiuaU Rive. which consists
of continuous series of abrupt and deep ravluss-
Not foot af tAc tact could be yuiyiv.5=d- Tae
ridges arc rCE 90 fox ieu~. wolves are OCCASION
-'iy found and turkey huzz4r-S hover over Do lu
aIEr Hooks Even people falul-ilF WIN tle ter
r-trrv have been lost IN tLr dense forest Except
/ tar few giant oaks. the wood has no CONNER
.laT value. The tract IS known as the Lost
| 20. w. because uo one knows vino owns b. For
wears Do has been used for trading purpose. and
| many unUary parsons nom "a distance have adj
.luced money upon It and taken mortgages Iu
various SUMS. uuly 10 receive Questionable title
! -r q worthless piece Of land. uu the TazrUe.l
| county s4N books the -EuyrE'- appears With
/ Owner unknown The land Is vatered by in
Vulnerable -u iuEs and thr NaeA-ElN River which
winds its way through
| According 90 consular report just issued the
/ serene island OF >srlvak must be almost an
ideal place TO live in. The lower cla<se, are al
I la weil-to-do circumstance. a bcsgar being un-
| -UuUu-aud TIM, ju a country with a population
| q Uod.U0I The richest people are O. be found
I among the Chimes. and Also che poorest The
advance 90 rhe country during the past ten wears
la, been y--y great hughlng. the capital. has
rtariy doubled iu size. aud building IS slll being
.1uLlu urd Trade Is trisk and competition great
en- the country having attracted the attention q
/ Ae.I-ta-do strait. Chimes There Is a steady
volume of emigration into >1TaWuS. chiefly Chi
Z Tc~g. uur also Na.lys and lamllS- The climate
/ IS eguabie. the maximum temperature being 80
degrees Fahrenheit. and The minimum - % 20 de-
/ -ref~. Fcr MANY yea-s NaravaE has been fres
I 20 epidemic Diseases
I The man that turnei pair Of ola boats info
l a fine quality Of wine Jelly recently IS not ma
I -leilu. but chemist. and the nay be- SAID,
/ e the man that converted some Old skirts into
/ -Iucu~r distilled the alcohol FROM g. added color
| ana favor and thus Produced a good grade sf
I whisky Another chemist saws that mIlIdv writes
/ to Milford with inS made frou an cd COPPER
! coffee pot. Uu paper made auc 90 olI collars A
I physician m New York SAYS that from the sew
! age ui that city NAV be- made. every wear As
I much milE-lud good muk. Juo-as would De
gwen by hundred thousand cows The waste
soafs1ds frufu wooden factories. which used c.
I u1IIute rivers is now converted into preset
bricks. from which comes - perlor EihluInstifr-
/ .4s- These are some 90 the apFareutly fau-lstfe
CAV
The Butte inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1901-1912, 1901-12-07

right to hunt during the open season
as anyone else, but some people say the
law only allows one person to kill six
deer in any one season. and these In
dams kill many times shat number.
Granting that such 10 the case. Il is al
most impossible to do anything in the
large numbers, and we cannot tell when
any one has killed his limit.
II am in hopes that this matter can
be legislated upon in the near future.
SO as to overcome great many Of these
obstacles in the handling Of the Indians,
and this, in my opinion, will have the
effect Of preserving more game than az
the other measures that can be passed
Prospects for Next Year.
"When the law for the preservation a
the game Of this state went into aotivl
operation, many decided its efficiency
to accomplish the results designed
and and my deputies have had thy
active support Of many, who in the pasf
paid little heed to the subject.
with this as the record for the fir-s{
year Of the operation Of the law, I ard
justified in expressing the belief thai
In the coming year, not only will TIL
results in the way Of the preservation
Of the game Of the state from uniawfu1
slaughter be greater. but that in thu
enforcement Of the law. we will have
the more united support Of the people.
AS a fuller understanding Of the law b
had. it's enforcement will be less diff
cult"
The Butte inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1901-1912, 1901-12-07

A. Anderson motion for new trial
was taken under advisement by the court
after argument.
The case of =. G. Cox against Lee
Davenport, upon demurrer, was con-
tinued a week.
The same step was taken In the case
of Frank Collins against Margaret Col
Inns, which came up on a motion for
Judgment.
The hearing on the motion to vacate
an order in the case of Con Hayes
against John Brannigan was set for
Tuesday.
In the disbarment proceedings against
Attorney b. S. Thresher. Attorney Booth.
acting for Mr.. Thresher. filed more OBJ
jections to the sufficiency Of the COM
plant. and the hearing for the objections
was set for next Saturday.
The Butte inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1901-1912, 1901-12-07
TELE0RAPHER IN TROUBLE,
Arrested for Alleged Forging Of 4
Telegram.
Especial to Inter Mountain.)

especial TO inter MOunt0ln.)
Kalfspell, Dec. 7.-George M. Boyd
was, until a few days ago, the Great
Northern telegraph operator at Midvale,
60 miles east Of here. He had been oper-
ator long enough to owe the boarding
master Of the section house at Midvale
SIS. 1t Is said. This was just the amount
he had coming from the company. and
the company's rules prescribe that their
employees board bills are a lien against
their wages.
To get Ground this provision 1t ii
charged that Boyd sent a telegram to the
office in Kalispell. signing thereto ting
name of the Midvale boarding house
master. to the effect that his board hid
was but SIS. and asking the Office II
have his check for the balance of 81
ready for him as he passed through OF
the train.
The local railroad officials assumin =
that the telegram was genuine. had th1
check ready as suggested. and 1t wa
given to Boyd upon his arrival here. an
he proceeded west.
Hardly had the train bearing Boyd DEF
parted when the officials discovered tina
the telegram was forgery. and they noS
titled the officers west to arrest Boyd
This was accomplished by Constabl1
Bockman at Jennings.
The Butte inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1901-1912, 1901-12-07
ANKHORN NOT READY.
Man Who Killed Hannafin DELAYS
Plea

Alfred Ankhorn, the man alleged to
have killed John Hannafin in Mahonev
alley, several weeks ago. was brought
into Judge Harney's court to plead this
morning. He was not ready to plead,
and the matter went over till next Tues
day.
Ankhorn shot himself in the groin ac-
cidentally while he was struggling with
Hannafin at the time he shot the latter.
and he is still crippled with the wound:
SO he was compelled to hotsble into court
assisted by an officer
AnkhOrn is very young and boyish-
looking for one charged with murder,
being about "a years old.
He has heen confined in the witnesses
department of the county Jail since he
was arrested for murder.
The Butte inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1901-1912, 1901-12-07
STATE NEWS
REPORT SUBMITTED
FIRST OFFICIAL STATEMENT OF
STATE GAME WARDEN,
REcITES MANY DISADVANTAGES
What Mr.. Scott and Eight Deputies
Have to Contend With-Valuable
Assistance Given-Trouble
With Indians.
Especial to Inter MOuntain.)

especial 10 inter MOuntaln.)
Helena. Dec. Nv. F. Scott, state
game and ash warden, has submitted
his first report to Governor TOole. The
law provides for a semi-annual report.
but a. the appointment of state game
and 0sh warden was not made until
March Is, the time intervening between
the appointment and the time for the
frat report was only three months. and
an such time was taken up in districting
the state. appointing deputies and Or
EAnizlng the ONCE, etc., Mr.. Scott did
not make report on June 30, but covered
ali matters pertaining to his Office since
his appointment in the present report.
The report. in part. Is as follows:
"As provided for in section IL, divided
the state Into district, as follows: Dis
tftct No. I, composed Of Flathead and
T&tpn counties: District No. 2, composed
otFChoteau, Valley and Dawson coun-
ties: District No.3 composed of Missouia.
Ravalli and Granite counties; District
NO 4, composed Of Deer Lodge, Powell
and Lewis and Clarke counties; District
No s, composed Of Meagher Cascade
and Fergus counties; District No. s,
composed of Beaverhead Madison. Sill
YER Bow and Jefferson counties; Dis
frlct No. Z composed of Gallatin, Park,
sweet Grass and BrOadWater counties;
District No. 8. composed of Carbon, YELL
lowstone, Rosebud and Custer counties.
Eight Deputies Appointed.
Gas provided for in section 8, ap-
pointed on May 8. the following named
deputies for the above named districts:
District No. /. ]. H. Boucher. Allyn.
Teton county: District No. 2, Taylor B.
Green. Malta, Valley county; District
No. 8. A. e. Higgins, Missoula, Missoula
county: District No. I, Samuel Scott.
Deer Lodge. Powell county; District No.
s. John H. Hall. Great Falls, Cascade
county; District No. 8, Henry Aware.
Butte, Silver Bow county; District No.
2. Henry Ferguson. Bozeman. Gallatin
county: District No. 8. Thomas T.
Thompson. Miles City. Custer county.
GAS provided for in section %, I had
printed large and small game non-resi-
dent licenses, in such forms as prescrib-
ed in sections 81 and 20, and have issued
the following: Eight small licenses, SIS
each. $120; 81 large game licenses, $25
each, $775; total Of all licenses collected.
$685.
"And as provided for in section a.
the 1886, which Is the sum total of all
The Butte inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1901-1912, 1901-12-07
To Care for the Poor.

Especial to Inter MOuntain)
Helena. Dec. THE board Of county
commissioners have let the contract for
caring for the county poor to William
Stuewe at $3.50 per week and for caring
for contagious disease patients at IS
per week. DR.. Carmichael was given
the contract as city physician.
The Butte inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1901-1912, 1901-12-07
Pleads Guilty to tho Charge.
CSpecial Ia Inter Maintain,

Helena. Dec. 7.-Patrick Dornin, who
stabbed Leonard Steinbrenner in the
latters saloon two weeks ago, pleaded
guilty to the charge Of assault in the
second degree and was fined $500. Not
being able to pay the fine he will spend
200 days in jail. being credited witt, 81
per day for each day served.
The Butte inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1901-1912, 1901-12-07
Baseball Enthusiasts Pleased,
Especial to Inter Mountain.)

Especial to Inter Mountain.)
Helena, Dec. 1.-THE decision OF the
Butte meeting Of baseball enthusiasts
TO form an inter mountain league meets
with general favor in Helena. Many
of the baseball fans here expressed them
selves as we'll pleased that Lucas is to
have nothing to do with baseball in
this section OF the country. Helena
will be represented at the meeting at
Salt Lake on December IL.
The Butte inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1901-1912, 1901-12-07
Peel Denied q Pardon.

Especial to Inter MOuntain.)
Helena, Dec. 7.-G0vernor ToOle has
denied Martin Peel a pardon. Peel
killed William Ennis In Madison county
two years ago and on June %, 1900, was
sentenced to be hanged. He secured a
new trial and was convicted for muir
der in the second degree and given a
life sentence. Governor Toole. in deny
ing the pardon, also denied IL other
applications for pardon.
The Butte inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1901-1912, 1901-12-07

Der at an early hour Friday morning.
The highwayman pushed the door open
with his foot and stepped In. Showing
his revolver under the agents nose, he
commanded him to give up the cash.
The robber secured 5000 and made good
his escape. No accurate description Of
the man could be obtained.
The Butte inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1901-1912, 1901-12-07
VIII Visit Former Homa.
Especial to Inter Mountain \

Deer Lodge, Dec. 7.-Dr. f.. f.. Dodds
will leave Thursday for visit to his old
home in Chicago. He expects to return
about January l. DR.. Dodds is the prison
physician. and his practice has kept him
busy OF late. His many friends Join in
wishing him a pleasant trip.
The Butte inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1901-1912, 1901-12-07
Granted Sixteen Pardons.

Especial to Inter Mountain.)
Helena. Dec. THE annual report Of
the state board of pardons shows that
is pardons were granted by Governor
Tooae and approved by the state board
of Dardons during the year.
The Butte inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1901-1912, 1901-12-07
JUDGE HARNEY's COURT.

Considerable Notion Business Trans
acted There Today.
This was motion day in Judge Har-
ney's court. and good deal Of business
was transacted.
In the case of Louis DupOis against
George e. Doll judgment was granted the
plaintiff on his proofs.
In the case Of George H. Casey against
The Butte inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1901-1912, 1901-12-07
LONE RoBBER GETS CASH.
Holds Up Train and Compels Agent to
Disgorge.

(SpeciaI to Inter M0untain.)
Helena, Dec. News has been re-
ceived here Of the robbery Of the rail-
road station at Sterling. on the Alberta
railway. q connection Of the Great Falls
G Canada road. by . lone masked rob-
The Butte inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1901-1912, 1901-12-07

The California 1902 club will give So
cial dance this evening at the new
Pythian 1laH. South Main street. Good
music in attendance.
The Butte inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1901-1912, 1901-12-07
Boys Refers
Worth So. so at $500

These coats aresmade from
the pure wool jerseys
and friezes in red, blue,
olive and Oxford shades,
are cut velvet collars and
pipings and all edges
are. in yoke style, have
stitched, all
sizes, at.....~.. 1890
The Butte inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1901-1912, 1901-12-07
Boys OVercOats
Worth Sc. so at $40

VOIIn pOs ~ al Vs4 ~
Cheviot coats in Oxford
shades and plaids, also
a number of tan covert
cloth garments, styles
are regulation box and
raglan shapes, sizes IL to
16 years, value $3.50 each.
selling on Saturday and
Monday
The Butte inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1901-1912, 1901-12-07
Duck listers at $500
Boys Refers and Top Coats, Worth
$500 and $3.50, at $2.65

The REFERS in sizes from to and shown
in the fine blue and brown astrakhan, in tan
cloth and in eavy melton and frieze. All these gar
ents have velvet collars, lined with italian
and stitched it'll silk The topcoats sizes
shown in gray chevots and tan covert cloth,
cut in the same styles as the mems gar
ments. Price.
The Butte inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1901-1912, 1901-12-07
The $7.05 Line

includes Garments Worth Is High rs $1,000
This is the great medum-pri collection of the
sale and without doubt the values unprecedented
The splendid pure coths-garments lead in
value; they're the best their class, fashonably
shaped, finely lined, thoroughly
least 1880 Then there the staple SIS
in blue and black lined, with Italian and satin
Innings and very. good lot of the stormproof
frieze affairs in black and Oxford shades. long as
we've been selling clothing we've
offered such value Of garments @7.O5
The Butte inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1901-1912, 1901-12-07

Long Pant Suits, Worth Up to $I2.S
at sos
Black worsted uits. fancy worsted suits. Oxford
black cheviot suits and blue serge suts-an
high grade group Of fashionable youths apparel,
single and dou BILE breasted military regulation sa
coat styles and finished with the that characte
ICES the mems finer apparel all sizes; value
$7.05
The Butte inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1901-1912, 1901-12-07

speaking on the Indian subject. we
have had q great many complaints to
the effect that Indians were hunting
and that We should get them at once
Now. as the law Is at present, our own
resident Indians have Just as much
New-York tribune., 1901-02-07

PRIVATE SEcRETARY. tutor or visiting
governess, by college graduate; high
school teacher; studied abroad; French. Ger
man. English branches; best references.
Address VI. y T. Tribune OtIice.
New-York tribune., 1901-02-07
foreclosure Gales.
SUPREME COURT. County of New York
- I,-n,.

SUPREME COURT, County of New York
Charles Simpson plaintiff against Joseph J. Brough-
ton snd others. defendants
In pursuance a judgment Of
made and entered in the entitled action and bearing
date the Thirtieth 1901 the undersigned
the referee in the said judgment named Will sell at public
auction al the New York Real Estate Sale.room. No
~ New York the Tweny-rst day Of February. 1901
12 O'Clock Noon day. by Peter F. Meyer
oneer the premises directed by the said judgment 10 be
sold and therein described a. follows:
Tveny-second Ward the City Borough Of
Manhattan and bounded and described follows:
the Southery line Of Sxty-ffth Street
point distant Two hundred feet West OF Eleventh
Avenue. thence running Southerly and parallel with
Eleventh Avenue One hundred feet FIVE inches the
block: thence Westerly parallel with
Sixy-hfth Fftyseven feet and oneha inches
lands New York Central and Hudson River Rail-
along the lire OF lands of said Railroad
Norherly hundred and four feet three inches TO
the southerlv line Of Sixy-hfh the
said Eastery Eighty-four feet
eleven inches the place Of beginning Being the same
premises conveyed the said Joseph j. Broughton by
Charles and wife by deed bearing date with
neously herewith. said mortgage given 10
Of the purchase for said conveyance
Subject nevertheless 10 agreement relating 70 ex
westerly side of said premises
Hudson River Railroad Company. dated January 10Th
1890 recorded February 18th 1890 in Lber 2l 81 Con
s. subject also lease expiring May
First 1901
Dated New York. Both January: 1901 ,-, 49,.
ROBERT A 3. DAYTON.
Attorney for plaintiff 149 Broadway Borough Of Manhat
City Of New York.
The following Is diagram Of the property 10 he sold
WeSt6S
New-York tribune., 1901-02-07
Citations.

SOUTHERN DISTRICT OF NEW YORK:
- Tho President Of United States Of America 70
tss MsTshs 2, the s9gsSen s ana Dsl q has sn Isi
District Court Of the United states tog t the
cry, 1901 by John D. DALEY owner Q, Ser7sin ain
stake boat Prsying for limitation q his Liability 5 l
injury caused by the sinking Of said stake boat IN ne
reasons libel and petition mentioned
@ and ana SST m or 5hs ns G daases for any
such loss DESTRUCTION or injury may be eitsa 20 app
w r o rocesiHs bene hsa n n shal appear that the
5 a. a. 81, lsfs Tor snv such loss destrction
damage or injury It may hs 50 finally oeereea 6y ths
monitor issue sses; all PeTso1s caing % daISses bT 70.
proof their respective claim you are hereby
loss desrr1ction damage injury occasioned by
sulting from the said sinking TO appear before SAID C2Hr
Thomas Alexander. Esq. United States COnmssioneT al
ing IN the city Of New York on or before the 7h day
e May 1901 at y o'clock IN the foTeneon ana you are
answer the ALLEGATIONS q the libel and peoa herein
,Sa'r , ue f , a. t % s;,r @ 20 -r7tso1 OF l,sbity
prayed for said petition. And what you shall have
% sons & N & 5f PTefs Pasr %t S9 If tbis Writ
Wines: The Honorable ADDISON BROWN. Judge Of
Isesll in me Southern Dstr1ot q, New York.
this 9th day q y, FehrHary g,- 1901, c--,
ALEXANDER & ASH. Proctors for Petitioner. II
FuTsusn. certain nonition under the zeal Of the
DistfSt of New York Of which The foregoing is copy
hereby cite all persons claiming damages for loss
q certain stake boat in on 18Th
& Ssg 9 1SSef % 10 & e19nea a % n & Ss DsI ana Psn%on %
petition and make due proof Of their respective claims
ssioner an bis ooa IN the Fosiorioe Ru,idns N IN.
CRY of New York on or before the 7h day Of May 1901
Dated New York. February G. 1901.
United Marshal Southern District Of New York
New-York tribune., 1901-02-07
Mest afth 81

The approximate amount Of the lien charge 20 sat
isfy which the described property IS 20 b. sold Is
with interest thereon from the 18th Cay Of March
1890 81 ~ PAID accolnt, together
Wit expenses approximate
taxes water other Hens
allowed 81 the purchase
OF naid by the referee. Is S7S7.Ol and
Dated New York. December 26th. 1900
GEORGE ". ELLIS Referee.
The sale Of the above described premises hereby sd
Thursday January cath. 1901 the hour
and place
Dated New York January 18th. 1901.
GEORGE W. ELLIS Referee.
LORD. DAY & LORD Plaintiffs Attorneys. No. 40
Broadway. X. Y. City.
ne the above described premises r. hereby
further I'll Tuesday February 5th 1901. the
hour place
Dated New York. January oath. 1901.
GEORGE ". ELLIS Referee
LORD. DAY & LORD. Plaintiffs Attorneys. No. 12O
broadway. y. \. City.
The sale of the above described premises Is hereby
further adjourned t Friday. February sth 1901 the
hour and place.
Dated New York. February 9th. 1901.
GEORGE W ELLIS Referee.
LORD. DAY & lord. Plaintiffs Attorneys. No. 10
Broadway. y. \. City
New-York tribune., 1901-02-07
NEW YORK SUPREME COURT. County o

NETWORK - John Caswe. Plaintiff. against
Abraham kaufman ana others. Defendants. In pur-
Of judgment Of foreclosure and sale duly
and entered in the above-enei action bearing date
the 9th day ~ January 1901 I. the undersigned the
Referee IN said Judgment named will sell public
ton the New York Real Estate SaiesroOm. No. III
Broadway. the Borough Of Manhattan. City Of New
York the l3,h day Of February. 1901. IL o'clock
that day. 10y Philip A Smyth. Auctioneer. the
premises directed by said judgment TO be sold and therein
desctibed follows All that certain lot piece or parcel
Of land situate lying and being in the 23d Ward Of the
city of New York bounded and described as follows:
Commencing the formed BY the intersection
the southerly line hundred and fortyseventh
westerly Brook Avenue; running
souhey along the westerly line ot Brook Avenue
westerly and parallel with i47th
street partly through party wall ninety feet thence
northerly and parallel with Brook Avenue twenty-five
southerly line hundred and forty
street: easerly along said southery line OF
lA7th feet the point place OF begin
ming. together with the appurtenances
Dated New York, January 10. 1901.
JOHN r. DUFFY. Referee.
GEO Q. BLANkE. Attorney for Plaintiff 2o3 Broad
way. Borough OF Manhattan. New York city:
The following diagram OF the property 10 be sold
as described above number being 4sS Brook
Avenue 73s East l47th Street:
1s7th Street.
New-York tribune., 1901-02-07
\rEW YORK STJPRENIE COURT. COUNTY

n
~ ~ OF NEW YORK, Irving Savings Institution. Plain
tit against William Endemann. al. Defeniants.-In
made and entered above entitled action. hearing
date the 2th day OF January 1901 the underslsned
parcel at Public Auction at the New York Real Estate
Salesroom no. III Broadway IN the Borough Of Man
any, 1901. at y o'clock noon on that day. by william
Ryan Auctioneer the premises directed by said judg
- uT $50; anu ues-4lDVV
An that certain plot piece or parcel OF land situate
Wesichester and state Of New York; being part Of the
lots and designated by the Numbers 1l8 and III
by Andrew tlndaly surveyor. dated West Farms Au-
gust 10 ls4s and hd in the Office Of the REGISTER Of
described as blows; legnnng at point on the North
westerly side u Franklin Avenue distant two hundred and
fourteen iet Southerly from corner formed by te In
teFset OF the south westery side OF one hundred ana
sixtyninth Street the is laid out under An
Act tor me layg out oignns and CLOSING OF streets
oacs ana avenues IN the Town OF MoTTlsania passed
MAY 10. lss with the Norhwestery side ot Franklin
AFenlg thence running Northwesery along The South
s'eIF sle o. lots Nunlners III ana l4O on aforesaid
Map t~o hundred and Twenty-Five feet five inches to
land OF John Echer thence Southwestery along the land
hundred Souheasterly
the centre Of lots Numbers III and li6 said
.lAst !ihe one huIdFed and ninety-thee feet 10 the
NorhwesteTly side of Franklin Avenue and thence North
easery along the Northwestery side Of Franklin Avenue
point place OF beginning be said distances
dimensions more or less reference being had the side
g. sa b55nhn Avenue as the same existed prior to March
subjeo; 70 whatever rights the Mayor Aldermen and
ooialty OF the City OF New York may have acquired
upon the opening widening Franklin Avenue Being
the same premises heretofore conveyed Katharine En-
and recorded March 1891. in the Register
3 ne city and County Of New York IN Ir Section
10 ot Conyeyances, page 1G7.
Dated. New York. February Isl; 1901
r,-,r -,,---- DANIEL P. INGRAHAM. Referee
10 broadway. New York city
me i9.oHlng Is diagram of the property - b cold
East 1sath Street