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The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1905-02-16

The Sunday School Association
has purchased from the owners OF
the Ely townsite the east half of lot
seven and the whole of lots eight
and nine of block OK" the AS
sociation s funds we're the profits
from socials1 and entertainments
given in the past.
Word has been received that n.
B. Duntin and Mrs. Mary Scott
were married III Los Angeles. Mr..
Duntin was a we'll known ranch
and cattle man in Spring Valley up
to his disposing of all his holdings
two years ago. Mrs. Scott former
" conducted a restaurant i'll Osce-
ola.
SPECIAL SALE--Children's Rain
Rubbers, sizes 8 to u, csc per pair;
Misses Rain Rabbers, sizes I to 5,
$50 per pair; mems two buckle all
rubber Over shoes, $500 per pair;
BOYS and Girls Over shoes, sizes
II to 10, 81. 90 and SI.25 per pair;
men S leather soled nailed hip gum
boots, at the Hayes Cash Store.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1905-02-16

UNITED STATES LAND OFFICE.


CARSON CITY, New, Jan. 90 1905
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE
Santa lfe Pacific Railroad Company by Curtis
II. Liudley its Attorney III fact whose post of
flee address is $50 California Street. San Fran
cisco, State of California, has made application
TO select under Act Of Congress OF June L. 1897
$50 stat 56l the following described tracts Of
land to-wit:
The East HalfClsl of the South West quarter
"a, the South West Quarter y of The South
West Quarter "a OF Section Three CD aud the
North West Quarter "a of the North East
Quarter Cl4) OF Section Ten tln), all in Town
ship sixteen t16l North Range Sixty three So
East Mt Diabo Base aud Meridian, conts lining
in the aggregate one hundred and sixty acres
situated in White Pine County, State Of Nevada
within the Carson City Laud Office, state of
Nevada.
Within thirt. So) days from the first publ
cation of this notice protests or contests
against the said selection upon the grounds
that the land described or any portion
thereof is occupied or is more valuable
Tor its mineral than for agricultural or grazing
purposes will be received at this Office and
noted for report to the Commissioner of the
General Land Office.
This notice to be published for the period of
SIX t6) consecutive weeks
o. IL. GALLUP,
Register
Date OF first publication Feb, :, 1905.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1905-02-16
Notice No Io2l.
Application for Patent.

CARSON CITY, New, Dec. %, 1901
NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN THAT IN
~ pursuance of the Act of Congress approved
May 10, 1872, Emma l.. Corbett, William c. Al
vord and Henry L. Corbett, the duly appointed,
legally qualified and acting Executors of the
Last Will and Testament OF II. W. Corbett, de-
ceased, whose Post ONCE addresses are Port
land, Oregon. have, through " d. Lswlor,
their attorney-in fact, the Post ONCE address
of said W. b. Lawlor being Ely White pine
County. Nevada, have made application for a
patent for 1900 linear feet on each Of the follow
bearing gold, to-wit; Gold Nugget, SUN Set,
Golden Rule and Double Standard, each with
surface ground 600 feet in width. all lying and
being situated within the Gold CANYON Mining
District, County OF White Pine and State OF Ne.
vada, and being more fully described as to
metes aud bounds by the OFFICIAL plat herewith
posted aud by field notes on file in the Office of
the Register OF the Carson City Land District
Nevada, rs follows, to-wit.-
sun SET LODE
Beginning at corner No. /, identical with the
n, W, location corner of the sun Set Lode, u
post feet by inches square. set IS inches in
the ground with monument of $ tone . feet by
feet by feet high scribed l-2l65, whence a i
section corner on the north side of section H.
/. 2S N, e. bears II degrees 30 minutes
W. 2571 feet. L. S. Mineral Monument No |
bears n, Is degrees minutes u 2173,3 feet
Corner No. U. $. Survey No A. Lot Is, Wide
West Mill site, bears IL degrees e 263 feet
the location Monument upon this claim bears
IS degrees 50 minutes Il 7lI4 feet. from this
monument the lode line of this cluiui bears 5
10 degrees 50 minutes 800 feet and \ IS de.
grees 30 minutes w 756 feet.
Thence N 80 degrees Is minutes E.
Var. l6 degrees 80 minutes Z
800 feet to Lode Line; thence
600 feet to corner No. ? identical W it'll the
corner Of the location and corner No. Golden
sue Lode OF this survey, a--post feet by 4
lhcheS square set Il inches in the ground, sur
scribed 2-l-2165.
Thence > j. degrees 30 minutes r.
Var. l6 degrees 20 minutes E.
.lb leet to Egan Creek flowing north On steri,-
thence
l256 icel to corner No. 3, identical with the
corner 81 me location aUd corner No. 4 Golden
inches square set IS inches in the ground and
surrounded 10y substantial mound Of stone
scilbea S-l-2i62, whence Che mouth Of sun set
feet; said tunnel bears > II degrees Z 700 feet:
Mouth Of Golden Rule Tunnel bears n. de.
grees W 3l9 feet; said Tunnel hears 3 II de-
grees W. 100 feet in length.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1905-02-16
Do You Want Wood?

Then see Peacocke, the wood
man, he can furnish you with
any kind of wood, sawed to any
length, and delivered at your
door at prices that will astonish
you.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1905-02-16
Local Happenings

Frank Paul arrived TUESDAY Dy
special conveyance, via Eureka.
Assemblyman Norman Is re-
covering from a severe cold, which
threatened pneumonia.
D. c. Kennedy of Wells is in
town OH business connected with
the Wells-Ely stage line.
Quite a number of the boys from
the mines were i'll town Tuesday to
attend the masquerade ball
Chris Fail returned Friday from
a months visit with relatives at
Perth Anboy, New Jersey.
r. A. Millick of Osceo1a is spend
ing few days in Ely this week
visiting relatives and friends.
Thos. Rockhill is spending the
winter in San Francisco. 1t is re-
ported that he is to be married.
FOR SALE CHEAP. One light
Spring Wagons; good as new. En-
quire at the Hayes Cash Store.
A. d. Campton has taken charge
of w. B. Graham store during
the latter gentleman absence in
California.
w, n. McGill left yesterday for
Salt Lake OIL business. From there
he will go to Carson, returning in
two or three weeks,
See the ad in another column all
nouncing the first Of a series of So
cial dances to be given by the Young
Mems Good Time Club.
w. d. Campbell, J. Hudgens,
George Campbell and John P. Ryan
came in from Steptoe Tuesday to
attend the masquerade ball.
c. II. Griffin has purchased from
A. D. Campton and the Lyon S Els
tate lots four FIVE, six and the west
half of lot seven i'll block *.
A. ]. Butler left by private con
veyance Tuesday fer Eureka, to
meet his sister-ill-law, Mrs. Emma
Smith, who will accompany him
home.
All ,1,osa ,,bo u,;sh 20 ;o;,, u,a
Young Men 5 Good line Club are
requested to meet at the drug store
on Saturday evening, FEB. -, at
s o clock.
II 1,a,,ar I'D ,n;fa dro,.a o,.au
o,,a, % o,,,arr,. c,.oa,. c.,aa..to,1s
M,s E,aa,.,. fo.,,ar ~ II r..
choran, who has been quite I'll with
la grippe.
The t,,ar,,o,ua,er raa;s.o,ad
denraos ha1o,, ,aro ,cot,,rdo,. ,,;o,,.
- H. 1T. ~
,ra .,,o ,oos. d.oo IS .,,o ,,,o,,,,,.,
:, ~.
The heavy fall re SNOW, followed
h., tho cold e,on : oo,,,na,,;,,n 4,,o
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1905-02-16
BILLS ALLOWED.

ftllIE FOLLOWING BILLS WERE ALLOW
| 4 ed by the Board Of County Commission
| ers on Februarv Il 1oO5:
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-09-06
NEWS OF THE
STATE

THE STATE LAW allowing the
state to reserve lands from sale OF
lease has been declared unronstitu-
liouai by Judge Linn In the Thurs
ton county superior court.
CHELAN COUNTY Is planning
Tor = big fair ON September ~.
THE EVERETT DAILY HERALD
has been sold 10 J u Best and
associates OF that city.
THE SUPREME COURT has lie.
eidsd that King county cannot hlra
clcrG for the grand jury. and A
q dash~r cannot rrcpYer for his
salary.
A HIGH SCHOOL COURSE has
been added 10 the public schools Of
Harrington.
THE STATE BOARD Of eqnaliza.
tlpn IL aos In session at Olympia.
URAYs HARBoR lumber ship
nents during August amounted to
so 1go. 900 feet
THE WHITE RIVER pOwER
company Ia not public service cor.
puration. according 10 the supreme
court. and cannot condemn property
belonging 90 the Tacoma Industrial
school
d. y sTAisEY. = Puilman pic
nssF. died Tuesday
1 J. L1cHrENHERG. the first
superior Judge 81 king county. died
IN q urillnEham hospital Tuesday.
THE DAILY OLYMPIAN. Of
Olympia. has been forecissed ON by
saattls mortgages. aud IL now
owned b y G. uaEhes and his az
eoriatre
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-09-06
Seattle Germans Overlook
Celebration of "Gern1an Day

Are Seattle Germans forgetting
the old country" except at times
when they are again reminded of II
by German crulsefB9
September was celebrated in
many places throughout the United
States by German citizens az Ger
man Day" commemorating the first
landing OF Germans In Philadelphia
Seattle subjects Of the kaiser. how
ever. passed the day without any
celebration whatever. and many of
them. when approached by a star
reporter. expressed surprise that
such a day was being celebrated.
Charleston. $. C.. and other south
orn cities. declared a half holiday.
and all business houses were closed
a part Of the day. American aud
-==x=--a
a new luxury. See page g zee
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-09-06

MANILA The naval station az
Cavite. 1000 miles from the United
States. and seven miles across tho
hay from Manila. h the only naval
station In the Orient aud with the
tremendous Importance assumed By
the Philippines. due 10 the present
Russo-Japancse war. it has become
Necessary greatly 20 enlarge IT, A
station ia being built az oiongapo.
In the deep waters OF Sahtk bay At
Cavite. the larger ships cannot so
alongside the docks. the hattleships
having TO anchor a mile outside
while AZ olongapo they viii be able
60 steam up te the wharves.
Originally Cavtte was a spanish
fort. Gaudaloupe and the old
smooth=hore guns still hristie from
the whitewakhed classmates. Inside
the fort the spaniards had built re-
pair shops. ship railways and foan-
dries. which formed the nucieas Of
the present plant To this equip
ment have been added pattern and
boat shops. wharves and modern
machinery sufficient - construct
gunboata. or repair battleships
There are some s.eaa Filipino
workmen IN the ststiun. whose
wages are not one-half the amount
paid a. equal number Of workmen
In America. aud In some cases one
native does the work Of two orti-
nary men. These little brown men
.'gugus" readily adapt themselves
90 American tools aud methods. and
in a temperature Of 100 degrees they
work from a. m. To ) p. m, requtr-
Ing little food or water. but smoking
innumsrahie eigarets-
The historic figure OF Fl Cano. the
indefatlgable explorer. second in
command 20 Magellan. who discuy-
cred the Philippines stands near the
main building Of the yard. Anus
Ing vas the attempt to move hts
heroic statute 10 a more suitable
place upon the American occupation
Of the station. The pfaeticed sail
or's ere perceived that II would re-
quire a derrick with a heavy four
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-09-06

the Oregon. Monadnock. Wisconsin.
Raleigh and Elcano. all OF the Asia
tie squadron. FOR all classes OF
ships
An insular force like the Amerl-
can state naval militia IL being
formed and the Filipinoa readily
become good sailors The sailing
shin Ranger has been detailed as
school ship FOR training native boys.
Near the Cayite yards lives Aguin-
aldu's mnlhor an important per-
aouage among the natives. although
sAEgy has dropped 60 Eero In the
meFenriai affections ~ his people.
Another quaint figure long tdcnti-
fled with the navy yard II the yea
cradle Nam Sling. who left his pro
fsasion "a a KoWiann pirate 90 be-
some Admiral DcNry's tailor The
American admiral sent him 10
HnnKkonE % bring over. duty free.
aume sewing machines. with which
"a equip the officers OF the fleet.
who had worn out their white suits
n long service afloai The gray
cid ChisHman found this so pleas.
ant that he also attempted To bring
IN several hoNcs Of opium for hia
exiied rnuntrymen. thereby Aypla
Ing the heavy duty aud resplnE a
rich harvest but In this he AYERS
he had murhee yslly poor luck"
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ION the Other Fellow" /:
HUMOROUS LITTLE THINGS WHICH HAPPEN TO SEAT. Z
TLsiTEs as TOLD nv THEIR FRIENDS


Raliafd's blue coats are to he
sympathizcd with nnsSsdsyH. FOR
chief Benefits bird rauat IL desert .
"a and the policemen haven't any
one 10 scrub out headquarters. 20
are compelled 70 take turns them
selves.
Every vegetable man has his
license to hawk. no bessiea are al
lowed to Eambni on the village
green the furniture has been
taken away from the gamblers and
burned. all Of the saloon ioafsrs
have become faggcd aud then jug
god. and everyone Is peaeeahie. 20
Whist can the poor officers do7 stu
the chief says the floor must be
massaeed and the fly-speeiScd win
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-09-06
CAPT. HBBl rs DEAD

captatn John =. libby. one 81 the
best known steamboat msn on Puget
sound. dtrsi Tuesday In \ private
Haniiarium 81 Portland lie had
been iii for about a year. hu, The
immediate Gauss Of his death was \
stroke Of apopie2Y
Captain Libby Vas - years " age
and had bern On the Pacific coast
f6Y 80 years lie spent hls earlier
years ia San francisco. but aooa
came 20 Seattle. where he has made
his home since For many years he
commanded various boats ON PuEeI
sound. and since iSs2 has brun man.
aver OF the Puget Sound TuEboai
company. lie numbers his friends
tn Seattle by the hundreds
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-09-06
PRIMER 0US7sD

WASHINGTON. Sept 6 Presl-
dent Roosevelt has demanded the
resignation Of Public Printer +. W.
Palmer. 10 take effect ON septem-
Der l5.
Palmer's action in trying 70 force
Oscar J. Ricketts,. foreman Of print
ing. and l.. G. Hay. a foreman Of
division. out OF the government
printing office " responsible for his
dismissal Also the Investigation
made by the Keep committee into
the buying Of ~ linotype machines
for use In the plant disclosed a se-
rlous condition OF affairs. In that
the office force was divided into
ciiquea. detrimental to the govern
ment service.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-09-06
NO HOPE OF
PEACE

After two weeks " unsnccessful
negotiations between the Journey.
mems union and thu Master Plum
hers association. Contractor H.
Sweeney. who has the plumbing
contract ON the Peoples Savings
bank. Second aud pike. has re
aumcd work with non-untnn men.
The building was declared un-
fair more than two months ago ON
account OF the employment of non
union men on the building A force
Of about 90 non-union men are At
work on the building
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-09-06
BAPTIST CONVENTION
TO BEGIN IN THIS CIT

The national convention of Swed-
ish Baptists will open In Seattle
wednesday night Delegates are
gathering here from all parts OF the
United States. II is expected that
at least iao delegates will be mere.
The convention viii be held At the
First Swedish Baptls, church. Ninth
and Pine While the work of the
convent ION will he completed hy
Saturday the members will remnin
4 fcw days longer. They will b,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-09-06

present At the laying OF the corner.
stone OF the Adelphia college. which
has been commenced at ThiTteehth
and Miller. When this is finished It
will be conducted as an educational
institute by the Swedish Bantista
on Tuesday the visiting delegates
will be given a pleasure trip on the
sound. the navy yard being one OF
the objective points.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-09-06

Shks shkkN tkpz =
4 ATTORNEY SCARED 4
PAT sENsFi.Esa a
Because Prosecuting Attof- 4
4 neg BcBruler scared him by 4 \
warm cross examination la po= =
4 lice court rdeHday afternoon. 4
a Patrick Kelly fell into fit 4
aud WIS unconscious for over 4
an hour =
Kelly was arrested Tuesday a
4 morning. charged With being =
4 dlaorderly fatrOlman Peter 4
son made the arrest. =
go 49, stk \ A. a
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-09-06

doWs ahsmpoped fpr many % the
industrious house keepers Of the
town have occasion 10 set foot In the
city hall any everything must be
done up IN military style.
OF course the coppers wives viii
clap their hands Ia Joy when they
hear OF this. Tor pega Wiil no longer
have any excuse for denying that
cleanliness Is next to Eodiiness'
when mamma l. sick and the kitch-
en- floor needs scrubhinR.
All people whose ideas of right
and wrong conflict with the laws
are advised to fight shy Of Ballard
unless they wish to take course
% wrlnEing The mop with iiu jitsu
faetIrF
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-09-06

edy success. presented by com
pany OF %. viii be the attraction
next Sunday. Monday and Tuesday.
The great Leon IL astonishing
many people at the star theaier
each day with his wonderful Illusion
tricks. Among other things he
produces from apparently nothing a
banquet table loaded down with
many good things. All other num-
bers on the bill are as good rs usual
aud are we'll received by the
audiences.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-09-06
AT The THEATERS


wednesday night witnesses the
last appearance OF Ezra Kendall In
Weather Beaten Benson" Mt the
Grand. The show has enjoyed n
good business during its engage
meut In Seattle Kendall is a good
actor. aud his abilities ace showa 10
best advantage Ia such n character
as Weather Beaten Benson
The Chaperons." musical COM
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-09-06

fold purchase to lift the Immense
bronze. and this was rugged after
maay days work. when the crew
cf sailors began 60 heavc on the
cable the figure shot up In the air
like balloon u was Of wood. COW
cred with broa4s paint'
Alongside the wharvea good
American ships like tho Whining
ton. Monterey aud Mnnadnoek have
as herthmatea the Pampanga. Basco
aud Nillalohos These Euuhoats won
lasting fame Ia the troubled DAYS
when the Filipino lnnarsent chang
81 from ally To enemy They boldly
steamed In unchaftea waters. mp
unknown rivers. bomharding hostile
camps. burning the enemy'a sup
plies. and begetting a wholesome
respect for the American flag
When unfortunate enough 10 rua
aground or break down from con
stant service. they liniped back TO
Cavita 10 refit
Since Dewey cut the cable 10 Ma.
Mia much of the rud tape incident
90 navy yard repairs In the east
has been severed and important
work gosa on under the supervision
OF fex officers. That the repairs
arr thorough and the ships kept in
prime condition Is shown BY the
winalng OF the guuusry prlzoa by
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-09-06
INDICATED BUT NOT
UNANIMOUSLY

The First Baptist church Of this
city. ON Tuesday night. by vote OF
"a 20 Is, ratified the action of the
Chicago church In indicating Rev.
DIR. Myr5n u. Haynes. who was
charged by the American Passenger
association with having secured
pass privileges by false representa-
ton.
The session was secret and the
minority refused TO make the vim
tlicatlng vote unanimous. Resolu-
tions expressing faith in the minis
ter's integrity will be forwarded 20
Chicago by the church board.
-asA-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-09-06

navy yard employees. Captain G. J
Bonseh viii be placed In command
OF the boat. and PRymaztor Mel has
been detailed TO service on her. A
CREW ~ IT'S men and rs marines
viii BE- taken from the receiving
ship Philadelphia 20 fill the com
plement OF the chip.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-09-06

Commanders Stack Potts and
Robert NJ. Doyle. II present station
Cd at the Rremertnn yard have been
ordered to San Francisco To Eit
upon the cgurtmarfiai board which
will render findings on the Ben
ninKfon catastrophe Captain
Holmes Of the Marhlehead. has aian
been appointed ON the board and
the three Hill report AZ the Mare
Island yard on September 4
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-09-06

German and American warships
anchored side BY aide az Rremerton.
Take boats al pier ? AZ and 10 n
m. 10. 2 10 aud 4 30 .. ~ 80
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-09-06

German flags and other decorations
adorned many buildings. giving the
cllleA q gala ASPECT.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-09-06
YERXA

We are starting sasne branch
stores where you can obtain our de-
ici0us Teas. goffecn. Extracts and
BakinK Powder. also Groceries. At a
small advance ever our Wholesale
price. We have a store At ballard
opposite city Hiatt. one al sol Queen
Anne Ave. corner Of Republican.
and one At Green Lake Station Re-
member. you get quality az cur
stores
10 lbs best Potatoes .ss+...- .25f
Best Washington Creamery Butter.
per III. ....-..........S sf
Rest Eastern Butter. per u. k5f
Best UucoioYed japan Tea that IL
Imported per ID ...-ss.s..s sc
Extra grade Tea. per D.. .faf
Choice t'nrolorea JapaH Tea .9e
Famous Hoffman House Coffee. PEI
10 - 5000 s+ss+ ...ss=sss. sue
Moro Castle Coffee. extra quality.
Per 70 s.-sssftf.srss. . fs
e-fs. BaEs Fine salt ...4...... 3f
In. can guaranteed pure Baking
Powder. and warranted 20 please
YOU per can .+...+.s...1s
Z pit Bottle Triple Extract Lemon
or Vanilla s44.. ssss.-.. $50
n yoa have oaiy a small capital
aud wfsh to start IN business. come
and Join our line Of stores.
SEND FOR PRICE LIST.
p. y. YERxA & SONS.
Whsissais Department - az
Main and Occidental
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-09-06
Union Bakery
and CAfe

We sell six loavea Of the best
Homemade Bread in the city
Tor $3.50. 90 ss++,s.. s.ss. zoe
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-09-06
BREMERTON NOTES

BREMERToN. Sept. s-ordera
have been received 10 have the gun
boat Concord back in commission
By September 20. which will call
for hurried work on the part Of the
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-09-06

Hngh Watt. NJ. r.. from Glasgow.
Scotland. was arrested. charged
with conspiracy 20 kin his divorced
wife. lie denies the charge.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-09-06

4 new luxury. See page c.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-09-06

THE EVERETT DAILY HERALD
has been sold 10 J n Best and
associates OF that city.
New-York tribune., 1905-02-26
TRANSACTIONS IN Really.

Henri sslsnt has sold for client No. 235 West
6lst-st Also sold for client irregular plot of
four lots at the northeast corner of 154th-st and
Bradhurs-sve and plot OF five lots. 125xi00 feet,
on the north side Of 1e4t-st 100 Of Broad
way He has bought for client a plot 4oXln0 feet.
at the southwest corner Of 153d-s and Sth-ave
s Steingut 6; Go. have resold plot the north
side OF 14eth-st.. between Amsterdam and Audubon
aves 25ox9e.l1 feet. 10 a client for improvement
Also sold plot AT the northwest corner of 172d-st.
and Amsterdam ave. 1a0Nio0 feet. 20 n client.
Pocher & Co have sold the four story single fat
house on lot 5sl0o1 feet No - East l23d-st for
Sylvester II. Mcguire to Mary +. MuvihiI for in
vestmeut.
Shaw K. co. have sold for Mrs Dora Miller 40.
90 West 18th three story and basement
broWnstone dwelling house lS9x99 II feet Also
sold for Isidor Haldensteu the southwest corner
OF Amsterdam-ave and 1s9th-st. to an investor.
Also resod for John J. McCrath 40 10 West I24th-
ST. a i've story single hathouse, 21x1G feet to an
investor
s ". Brown has sold Charles Weshecker the
two four story buildings Nos. 2s1 aud a69 West
1.ofh-st GXloo feet to Jasper & Ciocbel No los
East l:6th st. business building: Nos l55 and la
l2stb-st. 50Nl00
Thomas & sor have sold for A. s Walker 10
4. r. Mosher Co the four lots 1GnZlOO feet on
'he south side OF i45th-st-, c15 feet Broad
Richard Dickson has sold to 4 client No 70, East
l5Stn-st. lot ,siysS feet. three family house aud
sfor. on front of lot and tHo family frame house