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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-10-05
NOTICE OF SALE.

IN the Third Judicial District Court.
IN and for Salt Lake County, state Of
Utah Ia the matter OF the estate OF
lshmacl Phillips, Deceased Notice OF
sale--The undersigned win sell at pri-
waite sale the following realty situated Ia
Union, Salt Lake County, State Of Utah,
ana particularly described as follows.
commencing I'm the center Of a county
road lO2.S rods east and 1872 rods north
of the southwest corner Of section co.
Meridian and running thence north IS
rods, thence north e. deg 80 min west
1917 rods, thence north Il deg IS min,
west rods, thence south II deg. west 81
rods, thence east 0.3 rods, thence south II
deg. west GA rods, thence south slA deg
east 33l rods, thence north 81, deg east
: rods. thence north i6 deg east Z rods
thence south g deg east j.5 rods thence
north 6ls deg. east Il rods thence cast 50
rods TO tho place Of beginning
Also commencing % s rods, north and
l02.S rods east Of the southwest corner
Of said section 3D. and running thence
north 81 deg east 1911 rods thence north
rods, moro or loss, 10 C0huOni water
Ditch. thence worth ca, deg west 80
rods TO David H Greenwood south west
corner thence west 2 rods moro or less,
to- the center Of county road, thence
south ll2 rods 90 the place Of beginning
Also commencing 1915 reds north or The
aDutdWcet corner VI said section ~ and
running thence south SlA deg, east a.
rods thence north 3j.4 rods more or less.
thence west 3i rods, thence south Is
rods, thence east 81 feet thence south ISL
rods thence west 81 feet, thence south SIS
rods TO- the place % beginning on w az
Ter tho 18th day OF October A. = 1875. and
written bids VIII BIO received by willard
@ Burgon, at Union Salt Lake County,
T. tah,
Terms Of SALE cash.
WILLARD C.. BURGON,
Administrator,
Thomas & Maycock, Attorneys Tor Ad-
miustrator
Dated this 9TH day Of October A. D, 1875.
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LEADvILLE's OUTPUT.
During September 10000 Tons Were
sent 10 the Smclter.

The output Of ore OF Leadvlle for
the month Of September, according to
estimates made from various sources,
was about 1O.50O tons, an Increase OF
about 5000 tons over August. OF this
amount the smelter trust took $1,000
tons and the Independent smelter at
Salida 1900, Included In the total are
1850 tons OF zinc, Of which the Iron
Silver mine produced about 5000 tons
and the Western Mining company 1900
The output Of zinc shows a large in
crnaac ONer Inst month
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THE STATES FINANCES.
Treasurer Christensen Reports a Bal
auce on HaEd Of SOS, 622,24.

state Treasurer Christensen today
filed his report for the month Of Sep.
tember with State Auditor Edwards 1t
shows that the receipts for the month
amounted to S53,2S213, which with the
balance on hand on Sept, / Of 1926, 625 2S,
makes a total on hand during the
month Of $21S,90il1, The disbursements
amounted to $7O,2S517, leaving bal
ancc on hand at the close Of the month
OF SOS ,6222t This balance Is distribute
ed among the various state funds as
fo11p,Kgt
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feet separation of the cllmes and sands.
The former carried very little value,
and the sands yielded a high perc Mt
age Of saving IN the percoating solu-
ton, There is no reason to doubt that
the large plant win do as we'll, though
thCer may be a number Of adjustments
suits,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-10-05
SHAWMUT MILL.
Bingham Plant WIN h. Oyerhaulod and
Placed In Service,

Secretary T.. W. McAleer and other
shareholders In the Shawmut Console
dated returned from their trim TO Bing-
ham last evening and departed for the
northwest during the. day It being the
intention TO spend a few days at the
Portland fair.
II has been decided to prepare tho
mill for commission ana to put the
Shawmut property on the active list
within the very near future.
The company rs operating a property
near Sallda, Colo, from which It cleared
during the moGth Of September $500.
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CONFERENCE RATES


The usual low rates for conference
viii be made TO Salt Lake city during
october. See agents for full paulcu-
lars regarding rates, selling dates, etc.
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WOOL.

st. Louis, oct 5.-Wool steady. Ter
rtory and mediums, $3.50; hno medium,
22d25 fine 1890
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HIGH GRADE LEAD ORE.

shipment Comes 10 From the Potosi
Mine OF GOOD springs.
A shipment Of high grade lead ore ia
I'm toddv's market from the Potosi mine
at Good Springs, New, Settlements will
be made ON controls showing l2.i ounces
i'm silver and $50 per cent lead.
A carload Of zinc ore Is being loaded
at Good Springs for shipment to the
Kansas shelters.
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Nevada Stocks.

James A. Pollock & Co.. brokers, re-
ported the following quotations from
San Francisco today:
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OPEN BOARD SALES.

Butler-Llhernl, 800 at 6i@.
New York. 500 az 1874. buyer 50, 1900
at 90, 500 at 1888 500 at 1879 200 at 20ia;
GOO al -, seller 80. 500 at 90. seller 30.
Star Con, 300 at 1914; 500 at 1873 seller
20, 300 lt 1914 $500 at H.
RECAPITULATION.
Shares. Amount,
Regular call .....,.... 500 $500
open board ....,..., 300 l,S04SS
Forenoon totals .,,.10, 200 81 S69SS
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LESSER PRIESTHOOD
Church Government, Concordance
of Doctrine and Covenants,

A splendid manual FOR class work IN
Lesser Priesthood QuOrumsi also useful
for reference IN other Quorums. No
private Church library complete with
out ID.
Paper bound copies .,,,.,.,,..,,S 80
Cloth bound copies ...,,,,..,,.. LOO
Leather Olmp or stif) ....,.,,. 125
Liberia, discowt 10 quorums
DESERET NEWS BOOK STORE
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THE STATE BANK
w " an
SALT LAKE CITY,

Joseph P. Smith Prea,dent
VIM, 3, Preston Vice President
Charles S. Burton Cashier
Henry T. McEwan Assistant Cushler
DIRELTOrB
lteber !. Grant, isaac Barton
Josepf II. Smith, James ID. Murdoch
Chas .. Burton, Byron Oroo.
VIM H. Preston. Heber M Wells.
A. w Carlson.
q Amerclal Banking IN all It's branches.
Accounts Solicited.
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MINERS
EXCURSION RATES.
Hol For the Mining Confer OF the
Wost via Tho alt Lake Route"

Commencing October lst. daily ex-
cursions will be run from Salt Lake
10 Neyada's great mineral belt at fol-
lowing rafor
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\, SCAMP BELL,
stoch Broker. ZIG d. +. walker Block
J. oBERND

Stock Broker,
Tel Bell 792. l6l s. Main ST..
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REHABILITATION

Forenoon totals -,,"1o2oo SlS69SS
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Administrator,
Thomas & Maycock, Attorneys Tor Ad-
ministrator,
Dated this 9TH day Of october, A. D. 1875.
Arizona republican., 1905-04-25

Saturday night after garden seeds and was detained by the rain. He put in the time getting drunk and into jail.
 COMMITTEE ON AGREEMENT- In Sunday mornings paper was report ed the proceedings of the council of the Water Users association which re- suited in authorizing the president of the association and the chairman of the council, to appoint a committee to undertake the work of formulating a plan of agreement and stipulation, that will be satisfactory to the major part of the water users of the valley in fur thering the settlement of the priority water right suit that is now before the people. The resolution provided that the officers named and the vice presi- dent and secretary of the association should he members of the committee, the rest to be named later Yester- day President Fowler and Chairman Hirst after a conference announced the following committee: E. A. Fowler
 president; E. ". Wilbur, vice presi- dent; F. IT. Parker, secretary of the association; A. J. Chandler, George D. Christy. John P. Orme, members board of governors; Dwight B. Heard, repre- senting lands under the San Francisco canal; and the following members of the council: C. T. Hirst, chairman;
 Will Kay. w. H. Wilky, E. A. Spauld- ing. C. A. Do5son, D P. Jones, c. $. Steward and J. w. Eastwood. That is fifteen of the committee of sixteen. The other is to represent lands under the Tempe and the name of the man selected will not be announced until his acceptance which had not been re- ceived last night. An arrangement was also made for a meeting of this committee at the office of the asso- citation here next Thursday at 10 o'clock. Much is expected from this committee for the feeling is growing that with careful deliberation, d little diplomacy and the proper spirit of har- mony and cooperation, what has seem ed to be a mountain will be dwarfed into the proportions of a mole hill.
Arizona republican., 1905-04-25

is busy planting a lot of things such as rhubarb, strawberries, roses, carna- tions, etc. He says he will try and hold his Phoenix rose trade and ex- poets to sell rose plants here next winter at twenty-five cents each, eX- press paid.
 VII ERE IS FREEDMAN D HMlDT?-Inquiry is made at the office of the sheriff regarding Ferii- hand Schmidt of Fredericksburg. Tex, and at one time a resident of Phoenix The person making the inquiry is L.. Bierbrusch. Morris Ranch Tex. The inquirer says that the name of Schmidt will probably be written Fred Smith He is about five feet ten inches, forty two years of age and heavily built and will weigh 195 pounds. He has broad face, straight nose, aIhuln l ah, hazel eyes and has a coarse voice. He used to work about Phoenix il 1889 and it is thought by his friends in T"x- as that he is here again but they lave been unable to hear from hiIr.
 A MUSICAL NOVELTY-An have heard of Haydn and his kinder -symph- onies, melodies in which little children may in simple yet sweet harmony give snatches from the music of the mas ters. The instruments used are made in Germany. At the close of the dra- matic presentation of Mrs. Wiggs of the Cabbage Patch and Lovey Mary, arranged by Mrs. Mae French Cooley and Miss Alethia Hamilton for Thurs day evening, April 27 at the First NJ E. church, there will be given a kinder symphony by Papa Haydn. MT. Levy and Miss Blanchard will accompany the children with Violins and Miss Doud will be at the piano. Admission for the entertainment will be fifty cents. children twenty-five cents.
 A CONVENTION OF DISTURBERS A larger number than usual of peace disturbers was picked up on Sunday and Sunday night so that the two jus tices' courts were overflowinS with them In the court of Justice Burnett, R. Sanchez, B. Castenara, P. Pacheco and F. MarsOnia were sent to the coun- ty jail for seven days each. In Justice Johnstone's court Jesus EscObosa and Juan Brava were each sentenced to pay a fine of $6. Miguel Nunez was With out money and was sent to jail for seven days. Pedro Gomez pleaded that he was not resident of the city. He is an old man living a long distance from town. He came to Phoenix on
Arizona republican., 1905-04-25
DEMOCRATIC MASS MEETING

There will be a mass meeting Of citizens tonight on the city hall plaza to discuss the issues of the municipal campaign from the democratic stand point. Good speakers and good music are promised.
New-York tribune., 1905-07-16

One OF the most important transactions in the
real estate market last week was the leasing by
Richard NJ. Montgomery. for Redmond & Co.
from the plans of the second floor OF the four
story marble building to be erected at Nos. 81
and 80 Pine-st-. which was for many years the
site Of the Imperial Insurance Company Build
ing, TO the Bank Of Montreal The property
was bought recently by Redmond & Co. The
second floor will comprise $3.50 square feet
The lease is for fifteen years. at the rate Of SO
a square foot year, making the total sum OF
the lease S52S,50O.
The building to be erected on the site will be
a broad. comparatively low and solid structure.
The front viii be of white marble. with finish
ings of bronze about the windows and with
great bronze entrance doors on either side -Four
columns of Dover marble win stand before the
central windows and support the second floor.
The building will be a little more than 90
feet in Pine-st by about so feet from the side
walk 10 the coping. II viii have only four
floors.
Redmond & Co. win occupy the street floor.
New-York tribune., 1905-07-16
LIS PENpENS.

67th-st.. Nos 242 Pa West Philip IAbernan agt
Herman Feinberg Specific performance); atty. D d
Goldfarb. 80
64th-st 2, 100 II OF 10th-ave 24x1OO lO4th-st 5
4O7s It Of Columbus ave 50 4xI0O 1Ix47. I0xIO1
MooEter-st No OF: West End-ave. corner 18th st.
25xSlH Irregular Charles = Cowles and another aRt
payd Flomorfeit Warrant of attachmenD; attys,
Cnurc9.st, es 20 4 Of Franklin-st 5ox 25x
Iox ok W Cox n so 10 beginning; Eva Nettleton
2gt Rebscca S Mills another (partItionJ; attys
WessemHn Kraus
sd-aye corner Iisth-st 25 2x1OO; l1sth-st 3 ess
= OF lst,aye, s0gI0o 10; 11sth-st. so It e OF
leave HORlOO11; s9th-st. {. 80 II e o fAvenue A
1Sxgo l2lst-st. 42o 4 OF Lenoxave 2OxlOO II:
Pafk-ave l12th-st, 100 1Ix70 10; Madison
$. 10 IL # n OF i2sth-st 12x70: f21st-st n a
goo Il " OF 7th-ave. 25xiO0 II; Mabee Wood ct al
Rker '- 'S' -
Fesey-s no 70; Langdnn Greenwood individually and
s Aainlnstr5tof agt Isaac Greenwood individually
~ ana as executor et al (paronl; atty T L. Croker
Sd-gye corner 07th-st 252xi0O: Wiian Atlsin ar+
Esthe. Wheaton another (specldo perfornsnoe};
atty NJ r Gossett
New-York tribune., 1905-07-16
TRANSACTIONS lN REALrY.

William stonebridge has sold 10 John Pingitore
the two story detached frame two family dwelling
house on the south side of East 12dst so feet west
Of Arthur-ave., The Bronx.
E. NJ. & A. S. Phelps have sold for Emma NJ
Briggs 10 Harry Nj. Goldberg the three story frame
dwelling house No. S1s WiHs-ave.. 126x0S feet. Mr.
Goldberg adjoining property.
s. J. Taylor has sold for the New-Yorlx Building
On on plot e4sic5x5sxl& feet t. ''''''' ''S .
s. s% is Selso 5s@sn tas e P3t 5 in NoP'aVs
b Osborne Smith & Co. have sold for Louis G.
E EEess ~ one family dwelling M t house ;f on n, the east
oae o % plot sS fes 10 rect S'u'h OF
Charles 4. Weber has sold for a client to John
era IS Fast isSth-st four frame buildings, on
Joseph r. Stein has sold for Msyme and Bette
katz 10 Moses Fisch Nos. 110 and LIZ West 10th
St, two 6ve story fathouses, on plot 5Sxe8f1 feet
T. Hi3Sler has sold to J. Schindle Nos 149 ana 15l
East nSth-st' six story hathOuse, on plot 46x
Js sSg6 ssgs has s9gs a the I4 nuqiqsss
dwelling tI hstTss on on giSt & l395l2S 9S Ed feet
story brick building. on lot z5x1O22 feet to Asher
Gesine Kornahrens has sold No 1O8 (old No. I'D
West Soth-st a five story hathouse, on lot 251Ox
ST., five story hathouse on lot .25xio22 feet.
No 19 Fs. f. mas & b9sold n fGT fr P
ing house sec on lot 25m008 feet
Mars So * AZ Wsst mas e S3io story to at
house, lot 274xlO0x irregular.
Merkn & Marsolin have sold to a Mr.. Gossett
No. 22S East 1st-st, five story tenement house,
Samuel schendel has sold to Mr.. Rappaport
No 1,978 Sd-ave four story tenement house. with
T. H. Wilcox has sold to Jacob Alderman Nos.
263 and 265 Monroe-st.. front and rear tenement
houses, Mot 55Xi08 feet
its property at Nos 534 and 5S6 West 23th-st.
four story building. on plot 50X9s.s feet The com
pany has moved its plant Newpurs, N Y.
Shaw & Co. have sold for Gertrude L. Simpson
No. So East 133d-st., five story triple dathouse
lot 25x9911 feet
Dessauer & Werdenschlag have bought for Harry
N. Goldberg the five story four family tenement
house No $50 East 74th-st., on lot 2lxl62.2 feet.
F'leck & Brown have sold for ]. Khpgenstein to
six three story dwelling houses. plot &3x1o2 feet
site.
Hays & Hershneld, as attorneys, have sold for
Mrs. Emanuel NJ. Friend TO Laura Lehman No %
Hamilton Terrace, a three story brick dwelling
house, on lot 16x100 feet
New-York tribune., 1905-07-16
RECORDED MORTGAGES.

Machz. Ida 70 Esther Isenoerg; 91st-st, Nos
$50 and 352 East; prior mortgages, $t7,10O
each; years. per cent two mortgages each. So 40
Levine Louis. and another 20 Max Goldberg;
Norfok-st No 1865; 3 years. per cent. 400
Schubert, Henrietta. Whitehall Realty Com
pAny l0t g. block r. map land party OF the
ond part; years, per cent. SO
Schneider, James, TO Robert II Strong; 14th-a1e.
0 corner etfr-st, Wakefield 3 years, per cent 90
Piana, ClothIde TO Serafno PienA: 132d-st. No.
so, West; prior mortgages. $4,000; year, per
SpelmaA, William. Alfred Loweth: 17sth-st.
5 8 10 # W Of vanderbit-ave: due December
IT, 1Go1 5h per cent. 1,20
Hudu60n2ave: due October 15 1905 $3.50
Goldvasser, Max, and another to Solomon WiEdor
ct al; Brook-ave, No 1885 prior mortgage $23,
coo; year 800
Nabutowsky. Wolf. to Whitehall Realty Company
lot 20. block g. map land party second part;
ESdfA per cent %
Bel. Agnes F.. TO Thomas keenan,; Wadswortil
ave, n corner 1S8d-st; prior mortgage $4,000;
year: = per cent, 6,OO
LlpKn. Mex, TO Sigmund Levy; Ave A.
corner 74th-st due January 49, 1909; per $50
Feaster, John j. to William J. Becker; 9ist-sI,
No 151 East; years, per cent. ............ 500
go feet Of CouTtlandt-aye; year. per cent 27b
Hamnel. Charlotte NJ. to Abraham Wolf: S5th-st.
No 224 East; prior mortgGye S24. $50; years;
Wolkenberc Joseph. and another Leopold EIhr-
Innhn; BrooE-ave. s, l3l feet OF 141st-st;
Costa, EHtevnn T, 10 c Gugsenhemer; Bayard-
ST No 0S prior mortgage $2s,00O; years,
New-York tribune., 1905-07-16
sstn-st, No West: Federal Thing and Mantel

39th-st, No 8 West: Federal Ting and Mantel
cSaffss cohta9tOF U%1st. -a"in s2oo
Cherry-st, No 1874; Hamilton-st No 90 FREDERIC
Musti and another agt Annie NJ Geraty. owner;
Thomas Connery 90
George L Felt owner and contTaotor $50 90
Prospect-ave s. 26.7 1T of Dawson-st. 24x59:
the Gatins FIreproof Construction Company ast
cent Bonegur, contractor POS 90
1aig1t-st, Hubert st. West-st and Waskington-st,
yaTics Realty comFsny owner ana e6nsfactoT 10 $40 90
27th-Bt. Nos II and 10 East; Harris agt
Wells Realty and Construction Company.
-.
Park Row. No Al; Louis I, Zimmerman agt Park
Co Contractor; F Biofn sc6-contraetor 100 90
New-York tribune., 1905-07-16
BIG GAINS IN BUILDING OPERATIONS

Construction News" says in its last issue rarard
Ing general building statistics for the last six
months, in part follows:
Buding i9 twenty-seven of the principal cities for
tne Lrst half of the year shows increase OF 9l29
buildings and $S ass in cost or 4s per cent over
tne corresponding period year ago, according to
ofncial reports to Construction News During
the six months Just closed permits were issued In
ihese cities for the construction OF 1889 buildings
involving s262.oo32S, against 4s, 40 buildings
involving IN cost a75Sl1,S5l for the same period
last year This is remarkable showing. The fact
that IL sTFbraces e0iy twenty-seven cities should
impress people with the greatness Of the building
Industry in this country. These figures great as
they are give but faint idea of the annual invest
ment OF funds IN construction in this country.
OF the twenty-seven cities only four show de-
creases and these are SO small and at points so
WIDELY separated. with the exception, maybe, OF
the North Pacific Coast. that they have scarcely
any bearing upon the situation
New-York tribune., 1905-07-16
APARTMENT HOUSE TO cosr aooooo

Flans have been filed for a new twelve story fire.
PROOF apartment house to be built for the RiDiev
Realty Company at the southeast corner of Arnster
oam-aVe and 7Sd-st It will front so 1-2s feet I'm the
avenue and 119 1is feet in the street. and viii have
Iaeaoes or brick trimmed with limestone and term
Mniiken N l zen, M9eer and the Century Realty Com
New-York tribune., 1905-07-16
PlNE-ST. LEASE A FEATURE.
FAIR VOLUME OF SALES OF IMPROVED MANHATTAN
PROPERTY REPORTED LAST WEEK.
for Central Side Parcels GoOdDemand for NeO LaO
Tenement Houses To Be Big
lis present house OF worship Is at 6sth-

pastor. Its present house OF worship is at 6Sth-
ST. and Broadway.
The new building will be OF Gothic style. with
a facade OF brick, with trimmings of limestone.
The structure will have avenue frontage OF
seventy-hve feet and a depth of one hundred
feet. The main building win be one story. with
a gallery, and the annex three stories. There
will be a central main entrance with smaller
entrances on either side. Over the main en-
trance will be a large memorial window with
three panels of decorated glass. The building is
to cost $4,000. Ludlow & Valentine are the
architects
New-York tribune., 1905-07-16
THE BRONX BUILDING PLANS.

Ayres Court; for story brick bird house. AK
5s; City OF New-Hork. owner; Helms la
RfderCave No 271 10 2T5 for a one story frame
storage shed, 40xS1 712; John F Schult owner
H. Hornherger architect. -. 80.
TintoT-aVe, s. 1893 II IL of 1Cid-st: for
story brick tenement houses; Louis Weinstein,
Rouse & Sloan. architects; each. 45t
Amethyst-ave. $. go II II OF Forest ParlS-ave;
for story frame DWELLING house, 21X+D
Martin Fletcher. owner: T J Kelly. architect. g.!
13SUh-st. n corner 3d-ave Nos 2,55l and 2.553;
alterations TO brick and frame three and four
story hotel and saloon, JlXS33s; Joseph II
Barnes. Owher; c + Solice. architect. -
New-York tribune., 1905-07-16
THE PRovlDENT SAVINGS a R,IvEp

1t was reported yesterday that the buyer OF the
German-Amerlcan building. the southwest cor
ner Of Nassau and Liberty sts. is the Frovi5sn,
Ll1e Assurance Society. It gave in payment to the
Metropohean Life Insurance Company the seller
the Darlington Hotel No 4s West 2-,bc -,
fTveg story building at the northeast corner of
% O%1 Jy ana spFng-st.. and Nos 23 Wes, TOs.T
ST. f6 West Il3th-st., 123 West gOh-st t99 U 5g2C,
dan-aVe' $50 West 1sth-st and 5l1 West II2the+ CT
New-York tribune., 1905-07-16
TO ENLARGE ROOSEVELT HOSPITAL.

Plans have been filed with Buildings Superin-
tendent Hopper for the enlargement of Roosevelt
Hospital by the addition of annex. 7Sx2lx4s feet
between the administration building and the pr-
vate patients pavilion. 1t will be connected with
both buildings by a glass covered corridor As feet
long. The annex will be used for dormtories apd
a new kitchen. The improvement is to cost $4,000,
according to the estimate OF the architect, w.
Wheeler Smith.
New-York tribune., 1905-07-16
NEW EAST s4TH-sr. HOUSE PLANNED

Plans have been filed for a new four story and
osseinet private dwelling house TO be built for
Mrs. Alene Tew Nichols on the nIot Nos * o,d ~
East 64th-st. 1t is to be Of Colonial design with
S%ie5 SSwie froPt OF Limestone and brick and with vest
fourth stories The building win have e'1 ~
70 rect and depth of ioo5 feet Ii Is tn cost $5s ~
The architect is c. P. H Gilbert ~ NS ~'0'V0''
New-York tribune., 1905-07-16

oty. MT. McNaught will remodel the house and
nako considerable improvements to the placs pTe-
yTouS yT, 10 his occupying the same Also sold for
ilLaIn henry vanderbilt hts cottage and barn in
NE to John Lockhart Who will occupy
Ne Ne ALSO sold for Margaret Crowley lots
1Sos q ana RiVer-st.. North Tarrytoqfo 10
bh9as Brsnnan of this city. 3ir. Brennan intends
guGilg S modern cottage the plot Also leased
" me wallace 0GeH cottage. in Grove-st. for a term
OF years TO Michael Nikkelson of this CITY