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The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1902-12-25
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The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1902-12-25
NOTICE OF REDEMPTION OF
WHITE PINE COUNTY SCRIP.
TREAsUREK'S OFFICE,
WHITE PINE COUNTY, NEVADA
Ely. Dee. q. 1902.

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT
~ there are now over Five Hundred $500
Dollars in the Redemption Fnnd OF Mhite
pine County, and that scaled proposals, di-
rected to me,will he received for the surrender
of County Warrants on the General Fund OF
White Pine County until the next regular
meeting of the Board Of County commission
ers. . ,,.,,,,. ,,a,,N
County Treasurer 0. Matte Pine County New
First insertion, Dec. 10, 1902.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1902-12-25
NOTICE OF APPOINTMENT AND TO
CREDITORS.

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE
undersigned was duly appointed opthe 30th day
Of September, 1902, by the Fonrth Judicial Dis
trict Court of the State Of Nevada, in and for
White Pine county, and has since qualified
according to law special administrator of
the estate of George L. Paul. late OF said coun
ty, deceased, and that all persons havin
claims against the said deceased must. within
three months after the FIRST pnilicAt on Of this
notice, file the same, with areras-ry vouchers
with the Clerk OF said Goutt ANY claim not
so Tled shall be + reYer barred.
NETTIE S PAUL
Special Administrators
Dated, Ely, Nevada, October 7, 1902
Date of first publication, Oct. Q, 1902.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1902-12-25

--latest metal quotations are: Silver,
8. 4sl lead, Si.12l; copper, sll.45.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1902-12-25
Eureka County Bank

DIRECTORS.
} II lioegh, John Hancock, sr.. W 4. Griffin,
oscar J. smith. Bert l.. smith.
Transacts a General Banking Business.
Mining and Other Stocks Bought on
Commission
Will Buy ana Sell Exchange on Every
Country in the World.
CORRESPONDENTS-WestcrnN Ma
tional Bank, New York City, The
Crocker Woolworth National Bank,
San Francisco; Knauth, Nachod &
Kuhne, New York City; Mccormick &
Co. Salt Lake CITY
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1902-12-25
Ely
OSoeola
and Frisco
Stage Line.
gAkf2.ss sS ~
~ ~

STAGE LEAVES Ely, New. every
Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday
morning, arriving at Frisco. Utah
Wednesday, Friday and Monday
evenings.
STAGE LEAVES Frisco, Utah ev-
cry Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday
morning, arriving at Ely, Nay. Wed
nesday. Friday and Monday evenings.
Reasonable Rates for
Passengers and Freight.
Good accommodations and prompt
service guaranteed
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1902-12-25

W N. Lloyd, Tfcs,
ALEX. BAIRD. Financial Sec'y.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1902-12-25
THE WHITE PINE NEWS.

PUBLISHED EVERY THURSDAY AT
ELY, 1T E " "a . "A,
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1902-12-25

Tho Ladies Aid Society wish us to
state tn they had only slO2 left, az
ter paying all expenses of the Bazaar
and Festival, instead Of $3.50, as report
ed by us last week. They had only the
former amount to devote to Xmas pres.
ents for the Children.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1902-12-22

The man who has nobody to think of but
himself and the man who has somebody to
think of and for him, both enjoy the posses
sion of house coats, or smoking Jackets.
It's mighty comfortable to come home at
night and slip into coat that you're not
afraid to wrinkle; and it's gratifying the next
day to go to business without the wrinkles
that the house coat got instead of your sack
coat
The complete holiday stock is ready now.
Fine choosing for a man himself-hne choos-
ing, too for somebody thinking for him
Every coat at halt you would be asked in
the cities during the holidays.
Well tell you how to get the proper
measure.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1902-11-13
Si.baebntes aapfteI.

Wie Elm f6par5es, nit 5abIloIet
s~libernben Gbeliteinen beftidtss Su9
breitete ii9 Der itsrnsniiberIdte Win4
terbimmel iiber bic nd9tli9 itias2ano>
I9aft, als Doctor 4rtntr cine babe
Stunbe fpGter burd bds 9artenpfSrts
den bon Ieines 8rubers 9ila Idrttt.
Die bide Sdneebede, bic bier brauben
nod al ibre iungfrdulide Reinbeit
unb Weibe bepabrt bate. lieb ieinen
SUB aief einfinten pie in einen ipsi-
den Seppid unb bdmpfte ben 8lung
ieinsr Sdritte gu einem leiien &nira
fden.
Gr fab lie Senifer bes Bobn5ims
mers srlsufhst unb 5os baraus nit
einem 9efiibl Der grleidteruns ben
SdluB, baB er Rolf babeim ftnhen
piirbe. fber pie er nun ben Bid nod
sinmal iiber bas 9aus binsleiten IisB.
beppr sr ben 9lodenaug nsben bergtns
sansstbiir in 8epesuns iebte. &c.
pabrte er au 5einer ueberraihnng duf
benz fleinen @ltan an Der SdmalIeite
Der @ina cine buntle msni9li6e Sc.
ftdlt. Sc par bic rssungsloI. 9sitalt
elmer Srau, bic bsibe SGnbe duf bic
f6ne.bebedte ifeinerue 9altonbriiffung
geitiibt bate unb nit porseneietem
SberfDrper in Der Saltung elmer 2aus
fhenben pbtr Srdumenben Dor ii6
binausitarrte in bic fdpetssnbs Ouns
telbeit. Mit .einissn rdIdsn S6rittsn
burd ben fn0dtltiefen Sdnee mar sr
uRter benz 8alton.
.Jrau 2iuma : finb Sis's2" rief
er 6albldut binduf. limb er fab, fpie
fs Sufommeni6rdt BEL benz Slang ieis
ner Stimme.
Sal" tam es 5uriid. limb bann
nab einsm tursen S6peisen: .Darten
Sic nur sinen aussnbIid = i9 sebe
Ielbft, Sbnen gu Dffnen."
G~ortfeb"ns foIst.)
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1902-11-13
@e9asbntes 8apitel.

nWarten sic einsn 4u9enblid bier
brauBen, Serr Doctor! @ieIeidt lit
es bod beFsr, lpenn ib @Ifriebe pprber
Iase, baB sic nit mir setommen finb."
Mit bisien @orten lieb Bertha, ais
Ie gegen a9t rbr bas Seim Der 6rau
Sii9eubprf erreidt batten, ibren Be
sIeitsr imGprribOr Suriid unb idIipfte
in ibr 3immer. aber gleid barauf
Dffnete fs fpisbsr bic Sbiir unb ipintte
ibm, ein5utreten.
vgitte - redt IeiIei" f~liifterte lie
ibm su. Sic lit einseidIufsn, unb id
babe iie abii6tli9 ni9t getpsdt, oamit
sic iid bdpon iibsrSeusen tonnsn, pie
ansssriffen unb tobtmiibs lie ausIiebt.~
3Dsernb frat Sermann artner auf
bic S9tpele, unb Elm @mpfinoen tiefz
fer Riibruns 5~itterte burd feline Se.ls,
dls er Der i6lummernoen glfrie6e ans
Iidtig ipurbs.
4uf einem Der %unbequemen Robrs
ftiible am Slide iibsnb, nal iie offens
bar bon Der unpiOer Iteblihen Miibiss
teit iiberipGltist poroen, ala iie iiG
eben anididte, cine nsue arbeit gu be-
sinnen. DEM lie bate cine 9leibers
taiIe auf BEN S6oBe, unb Ielbit i'm
S9lufe butteu bic i9lantsn Singer IFS
rer Rsdten bic NGbnabsl nidt fabren
lafen. Sbr &Opfden bate ii9 Elm tpss
mig 5ur Settle seneiet, unb in eleihz
mGBis rubisen gtbemaigen bob ii9
ibre 8ruIt. Wobl fab Ssrmann 9lrts
nsr bic burdidtiss 8IdFs ibres gnts
IiBes unb ben leibenbeH 3us 5piiden
ben feinen RaIenfliiseln unb ben lsiGt
bsrubes5Ossnen MunbpintsIn; absr ss
mar ni6t bas. mas Jpn 10 tief ereriff.
9enn al feline feiten @OriGbe bdtten
ibm nidt iene llnbefaneenbsit gu sebsn
permodt, beren er beburft 6Gtte, nm ie
nur NIT benz ause oss ar5tes gu be-
trahten.
Rt9t cine patisntin Iab er in bisIem
f6lummernben MGohsn Dor iid, ions
bern eine MGrtprerin unb cine Selbin,
beren riibrenoe @rIGeinun9 i'm 5uz
sIei9 nit %innisitem Mitleib unb nit
ebrfiirdtiser 8epunosrung erfiinte.
Cine bsinabe iibsrmd9tige SebnIuGt,
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1902-11-13

= Raum bat man fid in Der @iife
bss aebens auf cine Dale sefIii9tst, 70
tOmmen sepiB slsi4 &umels un9
psrberben lie einem.
= Wun9es berrltbe 2ieb bat nur
barum einen 70 e9ten SerSenstlans,
neil ss ben Meg iiber ben Magen b.s
9i9ttrs nebmen mlBts.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1902-11-13

-@eI6fbenuBt I. Ssrr: rSisA
bu, SrGulein Olga; uber pie gbnert
has MGbeI isbt eltidt, sndoise 5rau!A
Mutt.r: .g9 bite, i6mei4sln sic
bod benz 9inhe ni4t!"
Sn Nep gort fnb mehr
@6reibmai9inen in GupenSuIa ala
in gang @ngIano.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1902-10-10

Fv Vincent a. Ryan Easr 74ra--r- = n -
Avenue A --zi'--. story ta .-s t1-est.. sale
lush Wise lrrr-. John Coleman req --f .E l---t
~ costs S5ta -r- S4l5 L. o. t.e plain
az 5000
81 Smv-z e. S1rs. 1896 - rt-avs. r., p p n %
-~F---- It-. @ ls ana foreclosure
ale. -it.re-s savings Bank Ss.- a C.y!e et al
a.rzsll e. ErlL l-tgs Chalmers Wood. r--. cue on
t1-zt S-654s. 1857 as taxes, exc. $3.50 70 %
Thomas g Riley Tor $50 500
West chester - -Eaur-ey-s-. -5vI01. Road
from -Ncs. Farms West Chester. e.. 100 20 ~ or
rt---r.e-=r nuns rs ~ 90 Bear swamp E.--. X q "
fF- - Tr-.s--st z rs beginning. Poplar
- "a ~ rr.--rer--t DEB. SKIS 4xuGzs1 FCrLar-St.
rrr Et- swamp Road II2 -2Ls1 f--J- 5y1'H- Poplar
p n 4r--.- AIS - o. swamp Road l-fNiN0
Rad f-.rl West Farms Wss Chester. % cor Chaun
81 lu.1ra8 PARTITION sale Mari Ann Wells 81 al
-- Am an --1re- ri al Wells & Sre1e1s-. aL-ys. sew
-. p.Es- -ef .lts 81 % SO William Bio4tg1o1 and
samuel -.--atz Ter S6T5 and $50 respectively others
rz.- Ir4v
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1902-10-10
TRANsAcTLoNs Ii -.

The details OF the sale OF No. 23 West Forty
so1--st and No. IA 10 10 West Forty-thlrd-st 10
-'.--ll De hoven are given elsewhere theatre
VIII oe built on the premises.
LADY William Beresford has loaned So 600 for
rSr1, ears az ~ per cent 10 samuel Mandei on the
feet an TIE l l,- y lle DlySL Of RIel' 4irri
~ oetWeen Lexington and Park aves, which was
1890 sold last week by Augustus Gerhard go,
w. Isl 4 20 nave sold for F. u Beltzung No Ii
ALBERT A S2 h So 9d w oF Thomas Paley tho 59
o 81 T ,ory and basement high stoop private house
Pr sl.tsS HslfsT have leased for Lowenfed DDS &
' ~ -,AS tset 20 :. de StetanO Bro. Tor d
'eSln Of ten years.
Nile, Niles < Heller have sold for client Ne, l33
Isaac K Cchu & CO. have leased for a term Of
{ears 70 the Banker Brothers Company. Of Pitts
T-,f-- l iI2o--. concern. Nos III ana - "
G1,-.I..L-a Ska a5s sea for Mary BARNETT TO D
~ -Sl-Is Nas 5is and 81 East Seventeentn-st-'
* sloTy uat5o4se. on a plor f2xse feet H.
- % ,5orl1- Levy & Co No g. Mott-st a I2lr
61ls,sgrso aI ana a I'VE story rear building me
~ ~ -ssl1ae property AZ the southeast corner
N5ieael A. L Levy is reported 20 have sold No
!, Es,sl rorJieth-st, a four story and basement
-S3Et9a 3 Plant IS said 70 have sold No. 70 East
--l---Atn-st-. a four story and basement oro"n-
The TWO three story dwelling houses Nos 20 and
- last Iairty-eish-h-st are reported 10 have
heer sold They are on a plot q 6Nss9 feet.
Baroness de GraGeLrted has sold 90 1I k8mak a
7.7-. l5Nts4 feet. on the south side o. Twenty
riU-H-sr- l75 feet west OF Eley5rth-ave. and a
l1t - STl1o feet the west side OF EeveEth-ave,
liN feet south Of TWENTY -liurh-st
Daniel 3. Freedman has bought through ogden
a. l'arz-1u from Isaac p. smith executor 81 the
estate ~ Charles y. Ravens plot o. Sxioq iryrs-
alag. lt the southeast corner ~ S.Nry-zavertl-s
and Broadway L faces rEe subway station az
'--17r Hr--ayr- and Er0tl1aE- and Is opposite the
new addition 20 the Hotel Marie Autolnett-
II r. Iau--aCr has sold FOR Theodore h. Gibbs
20 Dl-.e. Freedman no - West Twenty -r=r--r-
"a four story dwelling house. U- l0t -tNiaH feet
The city Real Estate Company has sold NO go
LeroX-av-.. a four story American basement dwell
irE house. "a lot -5LHD feet
Sta.-E.r L. Co. have sold for Martin EuEsI No 20
East S-xrn-sy-. a ave story tenement house on
-r- - .E.a ID fer..
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1902-10-10
BIG DEAL ~ HAcKENsACK-

Hackensack. y. J. oct, 9 CSpec.au-SaHuel Tay-
to'' receiver OF the Hackensack Land ComPany' TO-
Jay coAsummateI one OF the biggest real estate
'sais ever put through IN Hackeusack- The sole
"-et ~ this companys holdings was Frank b.
Foor OF Narquand & CO. the firm that failed two
-e.5 ago The deal included the transfer or Jhr
se-.-- C4npSnys property al B0Eota- N an 10
t4-r7sF t-e rankin Building I RUr1rlt oru' "
rs,-t 5--H Building IN HaCkensack Wl--h Va.
f--.u d.Ier Mr POOrs wife. strip " proper ~
~ =" cen EallrOad-aye. and First-st.. Hackeusack
1f,,yat property Of Emily the wife Of lLeuleaaL
80, 'Lrfyr T. : A. The transfer ~ As MADE 20
$500 1.--I 1oewin. OF Roslyn LOui Island with IN
No. OF t-e Court Of ChanceTy. and peulaTesl y
---.1Ai counsel Tor the receiver The trttIsictl1h
stte1 about $1,000. and II is said 70 be sra1-
Tiv.7s me creditors II Is said GOoWln II d Ie41-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1902-10-10
TRADE ~ CHICAGO.
~ rr-rsRAru ~ ruE rRmUNE. !

b.
o~t g-Thc big holder OF December
patton is supposed 20 have sold several
.a.- bushels to-day-at least a.uR goo b-sAe4s'
49,. an rl. day there was selling credited 70
,,,,~ Nsf tne corn price closes only sc 10 &C
- "wednesday. The selling was plain enough
a.. .rers va. "a mystery as TO where all the corn
% outsiders OF scaIpers bought H. the
---b IS remarkable under the circumstances.
-,.-,tsr opened an 81 So. sold between sSlsc and
- Ina closed 40 sSi,c bid, October closed al sc;
,,.r r.c There was clear weather. Country
.-,-rs urrr larEgr. on THE other hand, the ship
- salss were 100000 bushels. Primary receipts
80 ONLY l-6oC0 bushels against o6s 600 bushels last
.,~ aTle Price Current" ssys the wet weather
bas caused further deterioration m quality The
-oyerlmeut report b. 70 be- issued tomorrow after
noon. D. ls expected IL vii make the corn condi-
tior O. compared with 81 8 last month. condition
In RI on the area announced. would suggest a corn
weld OF -l5oOo0o5J bushels. Patteu was stn
seller at the close. There Is a move on foot here
90 have the inspection department ease up some on
the Er 7.us This possibly affected Patten. He
says however he was most infvence1 by hne
weather
The wheat range Was about i-c Early prices
nc higher they closed unchanged al 80 lower.
December opened az zoe. sold between 7Ois Q6s5sc.
and closed 6ac bid October closed AZ 6S7sc. May
70sc. Gables were zap fraction. Liverpool how
over reported stocks ia Russian and Danubian
ports berger than last wear or last month. The
Northwest markets were str1ug. but yielded finally
Minneapolis says us -four demand is excellent ana
IJs stock NOT increasing The Northwest cars
we're 81 against -0e lasr wear. primary receipts.
oaa ou bash,Is against IlN1oo bushels Duluth
reported sUU 90 bushels sold for shipment New
York reported the seaboard business al % loads
The government report tomorrow win give the
WELD AN acre of spring Wheat and Will permit or ar
irving or tho official figures On the total wheat
crop .CIearances to-day were ,25.800 bushels. Re-
ceInte q cars. Friday estimate. ISo
There was the same experience IN oats as corn
large selling q A Ions line by Pstlsn. some esd
mated this selling high a0 90 bushels, prices
closed 80 Co Toe under "Wednesday October closed
a. 3ls.c Decembe-. 32iac. and Man. S5iac Receipts
were % cars fridays estimate TO. The Govern
m-nt report tomorrow VIII give the yield acre
Hose were 5H~ 20 &C lower Provisions syrpa-
thized with grain akness. The whole list closed
GO slight decline Be N Joe from "Wednesday. There
were Soa hogs and s. go hogs West against A. 90
last wear
Stocks here SO Ear this month show decreases or
everything
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1902-10-10

BY Frgt7 4 sr7tEs IE5 p Ie5rh-st ~ 9 " Of 90
ave 3lz-J 10 i64 i-bt-st Al,2' 9Albz+-t L' PoI.
3 bldg foreclosure sale j j. t-alsetet
~ al r-.- az r i ScHls al; q T. Kobe. atty. J Z
r4.-.s. -.f. acton B. -uisr, S-a-S- costs
SO. ~ taxes etc g 5@ 3d. subj 90 llls OF 5Iet.ozT7
-I.r prem and lt2 l-utl--it al
,.-- . s. 58a = costs S5e5 %. IC3 r l-5tf-st.
A. Ia -s -4zo0O To- 70 100 l-6l-zt Nu,Nt9x5oN
- ~. . t-s l--s. with portion q story pl-s
f--a-I-e sale. parties acton - IS Que on 1L3s
Sliiaf SUD- %
80 trH-rs % foreclosure. as f-1Ws- Acton No =
so s-s 3. costs S1s3 ~ and reter-s fees A..- "a
= --r., 81 ----z 1895 and fees. action No 3
g - --- SO. = ref fees action No z S-1o>t 70
800 & Ii i and REF l9es action NJ g. Slooos costs
S-e- a ana -e- tee- 80 80. go .. . 81.
aa.t gs nos G7a KS = x27zd 1lXT6t- story :
- yi-r story rear t3re--1 sale, = =
49, Sire Of Harrison G. Byrd. frL1ss : =
49, an. uu tuzgf. S2-OtO. taxes. etc, SlouV
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1902-10-10
hottie of 5ummous.

SUPREME COURT. NEW YORK COUNTY.
- -Nev-Yorx Building Loan Banking Company. Plain
til against Ju.leJte Collins Charles McLlushlin Flor
r. Pelletreu Ralph Lane. r Hocomb Jones. Vic
tora Petersen Alexander Proskey. Leo Woruser l. n
Srarzin. r. Adler John Bengerbsrgcr tslch names IN
quotation marks the OF defendants where their
initials only designated being fictitious and such
first being unknown the palnun bur
Defendants being occupants OF he
premises referred the comp ain Defsntants-Sun-
nuns-T0 above named Defendants. You are hereby
summoned complaint action. ana 10
serve OF answer the Plantifrs
within twenty days after the service OF
exclusive Of the day Of service and in or your
failure 20 appear Judgment Be taken
complaint
Dated July oath 1907
HAMILTON BECKETT. Plaintiffs Attorneys 100
Broadway. Borough OF Manhattan New York tYtv
70 Juet-e Collins Defendant The foregoing summons
= serN I'd publication. pursuant an order ~
tnE
o. the State New York he 3fer r-.i,r
i9o@. and filed with complaint IN the 0rica ~ ~
Clerk q the County Of York at the CoI1-v C,I-1
House Borough Of Manhattan City New Y5rk in 80
-~-'A' "a SAi-
Dated New York August 18th 1907
- - N -, ri Sian,lrs Attorneys 100
Broadway. Borough or Manhattan New York civ
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1902-10-10
- 80 s-B-srArLoNs

Plans were a,et yesterday AZ the Bureau ~
Buildings Manhattan to- two three story brick
solicitations. for the Rapid Transit subway Con-
strurticr Company. one on the south side % one
hundred al-.0-ty th-rt-st. rs et west % Broad
way. 50X5es the Other tn West one-huEdree-aEd-
rtirtg---rCrG-sL. Nos g and -. .ials. ID feet
They Will -0st S--1ot T. 90 Hunter az SO. p
Park ROW 81 the architect
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1902-10-10
REAL ESTATE.
REPORTED SALE OF LARGE LONG ACRE
SQUARE PLOT

a Plot Jon by 100 feet al the southeast corner or
o'S -niatn-st and Sey-u-h-av= Is reported ~ raw"
-eeA sold by Charles Godfrey. OF Scranton. Penn,
70 a client ~ the NcEickar Realty Trust COMPANY
- I-,i-I-y bought the property some months -
A--.l-ts p Ridden trr 5000 no d ~" So
t-4t SOLO 10 for Ns0ta Plans for a ho-r4 %
~ on ne premises were filed re-er-it @l ~
1-;'--.----E IS De1lrtuslt- At the Office 3t Jlr S-
ft-f-fE Trust Company 10 was said FeSlrL-
-. -l-L he reEurt Vs. .-rL- VII --.u.L--r--
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1902-10-10
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

lost-s', No l32 IA Riat6pt 5agsea6eiasr 50 900
~. ,,-,,,Bsrty. Randolph Gusgenle-fileF % Ken
f 80 ~ "a West. 2oxI0oii. E1EaEd Brcwne
referee. to Ella 4i-i '- -l.. .-.--.---. = 0oC
ii4la-st. No $40 Wet. -Oz-o'i. same 900
a-9-Ie.L-4 - 4a % Il I0Nyxl1 sEJts Be4f er-
beaFer-st 20 -. i5y9s lIAl3. ax9s Z, leaseholt-
Howard Won saes4EsE' referee 5000
G5alausa a i9s Wes- i5xl02-e. Frank II Beitz-
sug 70 Aanie L seq ga west ioO1I0s., Mary
60 10 George " E,cles' 1-lrtglse $500
10 a. 80 NelI estate, -t-A 80
a., - - vVf-.tar D-a1e rnortsas S-.aV
-. - ~ W. IIEt- o, Jz'es w tteilIllS
30 81 - yy,ian 7 Elliott, mo-tgags S-3oo"
An.~fer.!ans-ave. corner 1910.
----+gs-a Sc co. ..-.-.. - "a
q $50 y n " s 25zluo, elpo-s N44l o.,
,-,-, e., sf-f4n Goldman, iloriEtst s-n.-1- ~
.--r 81 4 n . n Ttl-tEe, L-A'- 49,
~ 81 : s. - rS,et1v - IIsury L Goodwin
d and mortgage, - ~-vfao
..fl--t : 81 n " % AHst.r1li--- r. -tAlp-
Gustav Tausss e. a. ''''- -. % 0oG
Ecuneri-h
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1902-10-10
CIiGtlous
THE oEnPLE or TIE STATE nE WV

THE pEnFLE Or lltE SLATE OF NEW
l. y,rk ~ rhe srare o. Cod. free and inae-e-z.-.
A lhreCfr Marie nelL Elise Dos--bs.Tfs
Sopfie tiest sophie Pauline eeise Wilhelm $500.
--,ef.- carl SteamacLer Hellrlcl ~teruarhe-
- Nillar. Hosp Ire CIV
VA caroline Miller and 10 al persons Interested ~,
T--+s-s Elizaheth County
s-rr Accused creditors, leEatees a.
- cree-inr- You ara each N11 arr -sF
- -s7rfrea personally he and before 90 80
---.rs - nc county o. New YORK ar the s1----.--
court o. said county led 90 tts County court H5se IL
o. ew York, uu tEe fNe-ty-eiEhth -
half-rast o'clock &C.,
Ten IA judicial .arrr.--
,,-~rfuf - Proceed & Nicl1las
f-.r,itor u wan and Testament 20 &C.,
49, ar hereby cited. as re
- - ryenty-cuc are required % appear IN
Vuu ~ acne
So srnir b. appointed. ir a. go
-Lt~sS ~ the 20 represent and for
--,-@ding testimony whereof have 49,. ~
~ ne Surrogate Court % DE sad rouaty cf Ne
- ro he heneulto a,tAe1
Hon Frank T. FirEEeralf. a S-rrlgara
County. = County 10 N----
cav A4g1ss. IN TIE u ou- -
- one Thousand huldTe- and 80
FALkFAA McLAE sEI-IC
- ClerE q the slrrQgatesf C'-.,--
rofTrs r. HASBRoCck. Attorney for Exscut0r. ~
- Eroaaways New Aork Ii1--
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pnrnilou Sale.
SUPREME COURT COUNTY OF NEW

SUPREME COURT COUNTY OF NEW
- YORK-Cgaire l. Tsvlo- rai--.fr .--s.r.. r-,- q
TaTlor and others. Cetrl-aU-. rlr-.a-I
.ocutcry judgment ~ partition 8g-v -sF- - 49,
lslh cay % September 1902 --4 il ~. fs-[5.
,race the County ~ Sew York U.at CAV 81. u-
Ge-sigueL referee named -al -.ls-.-r- ~ 49,
ResI Estate Sal-s-1lrs al 80 IA ls-ras--.-- - !.
Isorousl Of Manhattan. CRY y Sew III ri 49,, r.-l
day October lsu- al = '.'le that a. b,
= O 81.
tusefeut sold. therein 4aa--oat a. ~-r- $40
an those situate ~. 49,
Comfy Z E-r..-r-
,Stish- are together desc bed follows ---
north corner -t-..
seventh and running thence rlrtIsrI, si- H.
uesterlv side said seventh avenue 100 f.er ~
no ne centre ine OF ire block thence westerly .-
enrb Avenue feet and inches ne u5-tH4 49,
s--b sfreet- tnencr easJerig alorg SAID Iss- -. I
~ feet 10 the place q beginning together vtrE ~
ms thereon the aprurteralces rhara.n ana
known osborne AuarfrBarr = r. 6
re i5f adjoining the fse- ir vfs-I a. a.
premises M ock Lu-s az shown land man =
The CRY or New YORK + =
DATED New York. September Ieth 1902
WILLIAM REAISET. pese--.
JAMES L SCOTT Plaint.fts Attorney. s0s $780,.
saratoea SpriuEs. : Y
ETGENE' SMITH. Attorney for DIETS a C. -
a. al ri Nassau street New York cry - w -as.F
JAMES ARMSTRONG. Attorney tlr Deet. : Y 49,
40 F3roaaRHv New N1rk cry --'-'is
FRANK III BROWN. Attcr-ey fer Def q T. -,
lor a. ENecutrlN Ball7ror Spa y. 4. -1'-
Tbe following diagram % the property u D.. Ia
described above. tas street number being 20 w,
rTfh street
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,-ru RrILnING Plans.

,.,4 81. res II W ~ Brcatway 5OxS9 Q. and
f1s5-.- N- 70 % - West. ahaAas H. I-r 10
-. -, bri-z Stations. Rapid Transit SUB
- r--r1fr--ton COMPANY. No = Park tsoNt 49,. -
b Il, hunter. 81 Park Row archltect SlLfooO
ar-+ Eaz-. a story pE-tA o.
49,. r--I4f-r uth store. 2'Nso Hanrrtlai
V go Msst l--s' -. 81 60
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5urrogatss Notlces-

N PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF HON
Frank T Fitzgerald Surrogate q the County. Of
New Is hereby given 90 all persons haVlIl
claims asat1st Daniel C0e. late Or me go1nty 81
YORK. u Manhattan deceased. present
l vouchers thereof the subscribers ~ their
place o. tTansacting business, No broadway, Room
B. the city d New York. before the Both day of
Marc
lat.t New York The 18th day o. September. 1907
BELLE GEISSE. NELLIE FJtiJ EFT. EA@cu,It.@7.
Reed Reed Attorneys Tor ENerlrrtc- - Broa"ll'
CITY.