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foreclosure Sales
STPREME COURT. COUNTY OF \
NEW

SUPREME COURT, COUNTY OF NEW
~ YORK--Louse Fuller Curtis. Trustee under tn.
Last WlA ana Iest4eht o. Sdnue l. Cureis deceased.
Riverside Building Company Robert Thedford Aunis
"a
George w Frank Koch. Defendants In pursuance
jud ynent of foreclosure and sale duly made and
entered in the above entitled action bearing date
day MAY. the undersigned Referee in said
Judgment named. will sell public auction Ex-
change Sales Rooms no." located at No III Broadway
the Borough Of Manhattan the City Of York IN
Wednesday June H. 1902 ar Twelve oelock thar
cay by Herbert A. Sherman auCtioreer the premises
said judgment mentioned and therein described follows
building thereon erected lying being in he
Twelfth ward of the City Of York C0unty ~
and State OF New York. bounded de-
scrited as follows: Beginning at point on the wsstsv
feet and eleven nches northery from the corner formed
intersection OF the northsry side Of One hundred
the westerly side os St Nicholas place seventeen ss
second stree, ard part Of een
OF party wall seyeuyour feet eight and threeuarJers
four inches: thence eastwsrIiv
and perae hundred and fifty second two
ana again parallel Nicholas Place three feet and
eight inches thence eastwaTdy and again parallel
through OF another party wall ssvenfv
the point place OF
hs & rear e s sTsh1aTy 1o sandg R the rear Of cs a0ns &
houses fronting ST Nicholas Avenue adjoining
premises hereby conveyed On the rear Beng part Of
Skinner Realty COMPANY by Coln Melville by deed
Register Of the City and County New York on No
2st 1894 in Section q Liber 20 Of Conveyancs
" Dated New York NAV 1Tth 1902
HANS = BRIESEN. Referea.
Attorneys for Plaintiff 20 Nassau Street Borough n,
Manhattan. New York. y. z
which is No 81 ST. Nicholas Place:
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NEW YORK SUPREME COURT, County Of

New YorkAlbc F Brugnaaq@ nan and G FRANCIS E B.ug:
Executors Of the Last VIII and Testament ot
Krieg Max Wei Gsrtie Wen his wife Defendants--
In pursuance of judgent of foreclosure ana sac GUY
date the 14th day OF Nav 1902 the undersigned the
Referee said Judgment named will sell at pubAS auc-
in the Borough Manhattan. City OF New YORK on
s, t Gs2 q by Pesr % F. Meye? AgcTioaeer premises
rected by said Judgment . be sold and therein
pieces situate lying and being IN ne
Tweny-third Ward Of the City OF New 1orS aho Nn--n
namely: Beginning corner formed by the intSTSs
ti2a q The westsTiy se os wales AyenT tssne @ wes
y along said southsIy side q st M a m fstt I s asas
Of the Port Morris Branch Of the a1d Harlem
Railroad thence southeasterly and along said lands Of sad
% the westerly side OF Wales Avenue and tlei -
ery along said westerly side OF Wales Avenue
the said several dist nces end dlls5-CL N st4 [.rs
Being part OF the premises co9veged exc i2f T 3f exector
end trustee OF the will Francis 2 Brugnan GeceaJ;
BY deed dated January 2oh. 1898 Second Parce!: Al
wing and being in the Twenty-third Ward Of city ot
crt6ed as follows namely Beginning at the formed
ith the southerv side Of St Joseph Street: running
eastery along said southerIy side Of St joseph
Street hundred CG0) feet 70 point OPPOSITE me @
lire OF the block between Concord and RooninS
thence southerly said centre lire OF the ooc
hundred and sxtytwo and s-100 62e 2es1 feet 20 tns
Railroad: thence northwesterIy along the land 3,
s4d Railroad one hundred and fq5yf ybiT AHeaue and
thence northerly said eastrIy side of ROBBINS ave
nue. slxty-one and .-oo 6l - eer 20 te -, sn
sions more less Being part premises co1veySd
70 the sac Aa5a hT,es @ & 2y Mf f tbs viii 81 Franss y
Brugman deceased. bv deed dated January 10Th lS9S
-''N -11' Louis F DOYLE Referee
BLACK KNEELAND. Attorneys for plaintiffs. - Pine
The following IS diagram the property to be sold
above described
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1,HE PEOPLE OF THE STATE OF NEW

YORK. by the grace OF God. free and independent
To Pobert Phiip Morteth Romer Co. William c. KIP
and his whose names are unknown COMPOSING
rbe Arm Of w C Kip & Co. Frederick r. Price. Jenny
Allen Carew John Parr. Martin smith. G Recht u :
White Lead & Color Co, John Kendall * Co.. SaInuel .
Utter Franklin Co. and to al persons InIees'e9
in the Estate James Philip late OF the County or
New York deceased creditors next Of kin or Other
wise. Send Greeting and each OF you are hereby
cited and required personally 10 be and appear before
o County of New YORK at the Sur
pogaes Court County held at the County Court
House County OF New York. on the list day or
July 1902 at halfpast o'clock in the forenoon OF
there to attend Judicial settlement
OF the account PROCEEDINGS Of Adelia F. Philip as ad
goods chattels and credits OF James
JoIIn ased show why the said letters
ajn,inistraton should be revoked and said ad
and such OF hereby
ritaG unde of twenty
CI,irad guardian. II have or
YOU appear and apply for one to be ap
in of your neglect failure to do
so guardian Will be appointed by the surrogate 10
renresent and act for you in the proceeding.
whereof have caused the seal OF the
sirropates OF the said County of New York to
he hereunto affixed Witness Hon. Abner c.
IL 81 Thomas, q Surrogate said County.
the County New York, the 18th day of
in the year OF our Lord thousand
nne hundred and two.
]. FAIRFAX MLAUGHLIN.
Clerk Of the Surrogates
EDWARD V THoRNALT4, Attorney for Administra
trix Broadway. New York
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u,IE pcople of the State Of New York, by the

THE people of the State OF New York by the
- grace Of God free ndependent.-To Harriet F.
Brady 0ormerly Barney. william Barney Mary Marvin
Lew Barney. Susan Z. Barney Lawrence Barney
Hiram Jr.. Sara Barney Charles
Wells, OF the VIII OF Edward Wells, de
the VIII of Augustus A. Barney,
and the administrator of the goods
said Augustus A. Barney deceased df and TO all
interested in the Estate of Hiram Barney late OF
The County New York. deceased, creditors legaees
otherwise greeting You and each Of
YOU hereby and required personally 10 be and
appear before Surrogate the County OF New York
al the Surrogates Court said County. held the
County Court House in the County of New York the
goth day OF June. 1902. hafpas o'clock in the
OF that day then and there 70 attend judicial
settlement of the account OF proceedings or Thomas H.
Hubbard and Edward Wells Jr as sole surviving exeeu
and trustees of the Last VIII and Testament Of said
deceased and such Of you as are hereby cited as are
guardian Il you have one or you have none 10
and apply for be appointed in the
OF neglect failure guardian will ap
pointed by the Surrogate 10 represent and for
the proceeding.
In whereof
Surrogates Court the O FORK o be
hereunto affixed.
Witness, Hon Frank T. Fitzgerald, a Surrogate OF
said County, at the County OF New
c. ]. d. H. 81 York the 25th day APRIL in
of Lord thousand hun
dred and two. j. FAIRFAX MeLOUGHLIN.
Clerk or the Surrogate's Court
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The approximate amount OF the lien satisfy
which the above described be sold is SIX
Thousand hundred and eisntysx 100 dollars
with thereon from the 18th day OF May 1902
together and allowance amounting 10 thrss
hundred ard hfty-eght dollars with Interest
Aiayi Of
approximate amount OF taxes or
liens be allowed the purchaser out OF
purchase money. paid the referee is one hundred
and thirty-six and 30-I0O dollars and interest.
ROLLIN NJ MORGAN Rsfe.ss
Dated New York May II 1902
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l30th Street.

I3Uth Street.
The approximate amount OF the lien charge to satisfy
Thirtyseyen thousand eight hundred eighty 39-i0O
dollars interest thereon from the 10th day May
1902 together with and allowance amounting 10
uinetythree $500 dollars interest
May 10th. 1902. together with the expenses
sale The approximate amount Of taxes assessments.
other liens. which to be allowed purchaser
of purchase money. paid by Referee. is
Thirtyeght hundred seventyseven and 59IOO dollars
and interest
Dated. New York. May 26th. 1902.
II. c KCDLlCH Referee
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SorrrIosure Sales
CUPREME COURT, COUNTY OF NEW

SUPREME COURT, COUNTY OF NEW
~ York-wilam Cairns Stuart and another. as Trus.
tees etc. Plaintiffs, against Howard D. Hamnl ana
others Defendants In pursuance OF a Judgment OF
Foreclosure and Sale duly made and entered IN Lle
1902 the undersigned Referee in said Judgment
named, will a Public Auction. at the New YORK
Real Estate Sa!esroou No. Ill Broadway IN the BoT-
ough OF Manhattan City OF New York, on the 1Ith Day
OF June 1902 II o'clock that day. by Peter
F Never. Auctioneer the premises directed by said
All lot piece parcel OF land with the
thereon erected situate
and being Ward of the City Of New York
side OF Avenue and the north
side OF One hundred and theth Street and bounded
described follows viz Beginning al the corner
Seventh ncrthery side OF One hundred
running thence westwardy along
hundred and th!rtieth Street
inches northvardly
parallel with the Seventh Avenue thrty-twO
ard three-qUareTs OF inch thence eastwardly
and part OF the along the centre OF
standing partly lot hereby described ard
partly adjoining seventyfour feet
inches the westerly side Of the Seventh Ave
and thence soUthwady the said westerly side
the Seventh Avenue thiryo feet and threequarters
OF beginning. Being the premises conveyed
Howard D. Hamm by Redmond Forrestal by deed
l. and recorded July !. 1856. Liber
1870 OF Conveyauces. 4S9.
Dated. New York May 26th. 1902
II. c. KUDLICH Referee.
LORD. DAY & LORD Attorneys Plaintiffs, 40 Wall
Street. Boro OF Manhattan. New York City.
The following is diagram OF the property De sold
described above:
I3lst Street
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The approximate the lien O
tsfy which the parcel be sold
IS S03T II thereon rom 18th day
Nav. 1902 approximate OF
nents other liens which allowed the pur-
Of purchase received for said
premises or paid bV the Referee is SIe II and interest
The approximate Len charge satisfy
which the above described parcel No ? sold is
S2i3o5. with interest thereon from the Of May
1902. The approximate taxes assessments
other liens which lie allowed purchases
paid BY the Referee $ SITo 5 interest The
and allowance amounting S22495. with from
May l4th. 1902 together WIKI the ot
Dated New York. Nav 18th 1912.
LOUIS 2 DOYLE Referee.
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NO. 1884 BROADWAY.
Between s6th and S7th sts.. until O'Clock D. n.
Advertisements will be received following braien
Offices regular office
254 Sth-nve., $. 23d-st-; 153 Gth-ave., lcor
i.th-st.: 92 East 14th-st.; rs! West 42d-st- BE-
9TH and Sth 263 West I.5th-st.; ,fSsc
3d-ave.. between 18th and TTth 1,G26 3d-a be:
61St-st.: 1.TOS 1st-ave s9th-st 1S7 E{as.
I.5th-st.: 7o6 Tremont-nve.; $50 3d-ave., 4sa<
4lst-st. o04 3d-ave.s 210 Bleecker-st.s /
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SEALED BIDS OR ESTIMATES FOR FUR

nishlng about 2.Oco tons Of Anthracite coal; for for
and Rivers and for furnishing granite stone VII
he by he Commissioner of Docks at Pier
Sortb River foot OF Battery Place until u O'Clock NJ
on June 16 1902 (For particulars see City RecordD
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TEw-YoRK SUPREME COURT, COUNTY

NETWORK SUPREME COURT, COUNTY
Of fNew-York-Jacob Meurer. plaintiff. against Joseph
H Cary and others. defen iantsln pursuance ot Judg
the above entitled action bearing 26th day OF
Nav 1902 l. undersigned. the referee fudg-
rnent named sell pubic auction the New-York
Real No Ill Broadway. he
orsh Of Manhattan City New-York. the 18th iay
of June 1902 at l2 O'Clock noon. day by Peter
F Never. auctIoneer. the premises directed by said
Judgment TO sold. and therein described follows
An rhat certain loc. piece parcel land with the
buildings erected situate lying and being
twelfth Ward the City OF New-York. south
erIy side hundred and twentninh Street between
Lexington Avenues. bounded
follows: Beginning at point on the said southery side
one twenty-ninth Street distant
Ave C2) westerly from the southweserly OF
0,s twenty-nnth street
r1s thence running Southerly and parallel Iaxing
Avenue min feet eleven inches
centre line OF block
feet; EorrharIv
and naraTeI with Avenue 99l feet
siaran TI inches the southerly side hundred
~ tvenrv-nnth Street: Easterly said eide
sad street twenty (20) feet the point beginning
dated New York. May 2Sth 1902
~ ISAAC FRONAiE-. Referee
FISHER vOLTZ. Attorneys for P-antif. No 81
way. Borough Of Brooklyn. New York.
he diagram of the sold
as described above. the street number being No $50 East
10th Street New-York City, n. Y.
L. l2eth
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X ELLEY. ROBERT W.-The People OF the
State New York. by the Grace OF God free and
independent TO Kathleen K Taylor Louise K Edey' Edde
cox. Edith A Tucke!man. Kate Cozzens Constance J.
Sewe Robert *. Everett Farmers Loan Trust Com
pany. substituted trustee. send greeting
You each Of you hereby cited and required per
sonaly be and before our SqrTogate OF t9s
New York. the Surrogatos Court or sali
county County Court House in the County OF
New York. the 18th day Of July, nineteen hundred
o'clock in the forenoon OF tha
day there attend the judicial settlement OF
account Kathleen K. Taylor, Administrators OF
the Alfred J. Taylor deceased late substitute
under the VIII OF Robert w
Kelley deceased. the benefit OF Kathleen X Laylor
and such Of hereby cited as are uhoer
OF twenty-one years required by your guar
dian If you one have none. 10 appear ana
apply for one appointed. in the event or your
neglect or do guardian Will be appointed
by Surrogate represent and act for you IN the
proceeding. A.. -, -, .h,
Surrozates Court the said County OF New
York to be hereunto affixed Witness Hon
IL, ST Ahner c. Thomas Surrogate or our said
county at the County OF New York. the I'd
day OF May. in the year Of our Lord one thou
said nine hundred and two
J. M'LACGHL1N-
Clerk of the Surrogates Court
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Wales Ave.
of lien satisfy
which the above described property is be S
interest to-
gether with and allowances amounting Sl63 AS
with interest from May 14th, 1902 together with ex-
OF the sale. The approximate OF taxes.
other liens which allowed he
purchaser OF the purchase money paid
referee Is 81. .124 .33 and interest.
ID. 1902 LOUIS F. DOYLE.
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The Weiser signal. [volume] (Weiser, Idaho) 1890-1904, 1902-07-16
Bicycles repaired at Jenney's.
Congregational Services.

The usual Congregational church
services will be held next Sunday
At the opera house. In the morning
at II, also in the evening at 8, the
Rev. William ]. Boone, Presb, ter
ian minister, and president of the
Coli &c OF Idaho, at Caldwell, will
preach. Bible School at 1915 D m.
Young Peoples meeting at Up. m.
Subject: "Mesns of Growth" Miss
Julia Keyes leader. The mid week
prayer meeting will be held at the
xsidence OF Mr.. G. M. Hixon this,
Wednesday, evening At 8 Subject:
Goods Thoughts and Ours. - Is.
ID: lib; Acts 10: 1-2O; Jer. 29:
LA. "Our lives'a thought OF God !;
What end has he in view? How
shall we embody his thoughts in
character" Leader, Mr.. Fred Brock
man. The general public is cordi-
ally invited to attend all the services
of this church
The Weiser signal. [volume] (Weiser, Idaho) 1890-1904, 1902-07-16
ORDINANCE,NO. go,

An ordinance to provide for the holding of .
special election In the City OF Weiser. Idaho
Ior the purpose OF submitting to the. quail Hed
eiectors, who are Taxpayers thereof the oues-
lions OF the Issuance OF municipal coupon bonds
for the following urposes, to-wit: esS soo n
bonds to provide for the purchase OF and con-
struction OF necessary system of municlpal
water works, Buildings and building sites a Il
to supply the same with water for mnnici mol
nre protection, domestic. commercial and sani
.siy purposes and uses by the city and inhabit-
Ants tnereol - 10000 bonds to provide for the
purchase and construction of a system OF cleo
tric lights for the streets. public buildings and
PuDro grounds OF said City and for domestic and
commerciai purposes by the Inhabitants thereof.
sAU00O bonds to provide for the enlightenment
equipment and maintenance OF fire depart
ment and for the purchase OF suitable and nee
esssry apparatus buildings and buildino s;sS
Tor the use thereof; and to provide for the coll
lection OF an annual tax upon all the taxable
suncient to pay the interest on said bonds as n
islfs due and to create and constitute a sink,no
iu .sn LOT the payment OF the principal thereof
within 20 ears from the time OF the issuance or
the same as they become due VI
Be u ordained by the Mayor and Council of
SECTION |. That special election of tna
Qualified electors who are taxpayers thereof Of
the CITY OF Weiser. Idaho shall be held therein
on the Sist day OF July, 1902. for the purpose Of
submitting to the said electors the oi,esf,or ~
the issuance by said city of municipal counon
BONDS. IN denominations OF 500. $500 and 1900 90
each payable within 20 years from date OF issn-
Ance, redeemable at the pleasure of said Citvat
any time after the expiration OF ten years. bear
ing interest AT a rate not to exceed 6 per centum
per Snnum, interest payable semi-annually
IN an amount In the aggregate not to exceed the
sum i OF 40 geo ooAnd to provide for the levy and
collection OF an annual tax upon all the IA Me
property OF the City OF Weiser sufficient to nsv
the interest upon ssdbonds as 1t falls due and 70
create and constitute sinking fund for the paw
pal OF said bonds as they respectively become
ane; Tor the following described purposes, towit:
ISL Municipal coupon bonds to the amount
nod MvAsy
bonds to provide for the purchase Of ali ma
teriai necessary and for the Construction OF and
mAlntennnce OF complete aud necessary system
,nK sites Hnd 70 supply the same with water
TOT mun'cipnI. nre projection. domestic. com
1a,. sna anltsry purposes and uses by the
City OF weiser and by the inha bitants thereof
2nd Municipal coupon bonds to the AMOUNT
Of 1900 % to be designated as Electric Lirht
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AS Heard to be Bubbling at the Capt.
tai City.
OBSERVATIONS
What lie Learus of the Gubernatorial Asplr-
ants and Others.

BOISE, July ID. To the Editor
There is growing interest in political
matters, especial in The contest for
the democratic nomination for gov
ernor. The fight in the Ada county
will be strictly Steunenberg, as repre-
senied in the candidacy of Attorney
General Martin, and anti Steunenberg
Tue Martin and jackson contingenis
are finding it difficult to get repre-
sentative democrats 10 stand for del
egates upon a proposition Of endOrs-
ing The candidacy of one or the other
of these two aspirants. 1t can be
safely said that Ada county will not
send an instructed delegation, and it
can further be stated that it will not
send solid delegation in the inter-
est OF any gubernatorial candidate.
Governor Hunt is developing sur
prsing strength among the rank and
file of the party He is exception
ally strong with organized labor,
and all branches of trades here now
have their unions. These trade or
CARNATIONS are equally as hostile to
Martin as they are favorable to
Hunt and it need not surprise any
one il the fight along this line win
not bring the issue directly between
Hunt and Martin, rather than be-
tween Martin and jackson.
The contest being waged by former
Governor Steunenberg for control Of
the next convention and for the
nomination of his protege-Martln-
for governor is awakening those
leaders of the party who have in
fiuence in this county and there will
be some lively work done in opposi-
ton from this time on.
The name Of Hon. s. H. Hays is
being mentioned for district Judge.
Mr.. Hays stands very high in the
county and state as lawyer of
ability and democrat Of unswerv-
ing loyalty. Mr.. Hays has in no
manner signifed that he desires the
nomination. A'
In republican cirles some one has
started boom for Joe Perrault for
governor How serious this propo.
sitlon Is remains to be seen.
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