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DISSOLUTION NOTLCE.

Notice is hereby given that the
co-partnership heretofore existing
between Drs " l. Marsden aud J
w Geary has this day been dissolv-
ed by mutual consent. All parties
knowing themselves to be indebted
to the firm of Marsden & Geary
are requested to call aud make
settlement at once.
w. L. Marsden.
j. w. Geary.
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Timber land Ae,, Iune @, Iss,
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
uSlIhn .....I srlLEs -....... LAs9 oggleE.

UNITED STATES LAND uFfiCE,
Barns oregon, February o.. ia0i.i
Aoiirr D. hereby SVEN that iU compliance
with thr prov titiuns uf fle art of con srrts of
iuuv d, lste. eutltrlAu Hff for tie sale uf 81 "a.
lcf lands lu ile states ul california. ufrFau.
Nekadal nnd NuthlusfpU Territory, 81 extend.
rd to alt the Public iaUt states ly arf uf Aug.
usi Z, isl., sadie q. NiuH. Uf liakrr tifr county
oi BAKER, state ul urr-Hu. hHr tnir las Nlrd lu
this once her aNUrn statement SO. lli, Tor the
purchase % ne 81 of tha oi section 80. "a
ln Township No. o. ~ NauEr No. 81 g. "a. NJ
ana VIII oncf pfouf tn show thatthr land sought
ls mofv valuable for lit timhrr of stone than Tor
agricultural purposes aui tu establish her
claim 90 said laud before thr Register aud RE-
celNef Of this urIce at huTus. urrs0u. on Ihufs-
day, the ifd day Of Nay lnH.
she names ss witnesses. ueo. ~. shaw, liar.
y ~, hunkiu, aud Willard ~. Hewitt All of
ho4 nlan. hashiustori aud koht Williams,
OF Riley, OREGON.
Any and al prfsons claiming adversely the
ahoFe described lands are requested o. die their
{ claims "a this orcH on ur heiore said ari day OF
May, l'h,
MN, FARRE Register
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UNITED STATES LAND OFFICE,l
bnEns OIe.on. FehrnarY h. iana' |


Notice be- hereby given that iu Oonphauee
nith thc provisions uf The Hff of Congress oi
June z, lslN, enNile An act ior the sale 10 tim
Der lauds in the states Of California. Oregon.
Aelade, aud Washington Territory. as extend
ed % al the Public Land states 81 aetO Oi Aug
ltt 4 lnls. Harry ~, DunEu. % Hoquiam.
county Of thehalis. Efats of Washiugton. has
this DAY nled iu this oflcr bis sworn ,iaiement
no ~, Tor the purchase OF the ~. ~ . SEQ.
v "a nNiss OF -rttion No, O. in Township No.
y - Range NO ~ p. IS. N., amt Will Oncr
proof % show that the land sought o. uois val
liable FOR ~ timbsr ur stone then far aericnl-
tufai purposes and to establish lit s.aim 70
sald iend n.irrH iht Aesislr. aud -rtcNtr t.
tnth once A. burns O4vsuu, uu 4huIsla1. the
3rd day OF May, isid.
lie nsmes us Niturs eE, Hro. ". shaw ul
Willard ". hesitt of Huguilu Washin-i %.
licbf j Williams Ol klleg. oregon. -nd D.
Ring, Of Baker CltF, OREGON.
A-y ana ali IleltpEs riaiu.lg alseIsel. lLr
above describe ltnus arc IutsirI 90 alct t.e.r
claihs in this utlcr on sr ueirrs sai $50 dap uI
MAJ iaia
NM. FAEEE. krFist,r
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Tmber Land. Act June s. ~,
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
UNITED STATES LAND OFFICE. I
burns. oregon, February ~, 1901. \

UNITED STATES LAND OFfiCE,l
Burns oregon, February -, lao6.i
Notice is hereby given thar in compliance
with the provisions % the act OF Congress Of
june is1, entitled ''An act for the sale Of tim-
ner lands in the states 0f California. OREGON,
Aeyada, ald Washington Territory " as extend
60 O. a'l the Public Land stale 81 act OF Aug
usr q. lhf-, flnkney Al. Carlton, of lioquiam.
county Of tuehalis. sfafe Ol Mashiu gton, hat
This day alelI in this office his ssorn statement
40. -s for the purchase of the y 0t Nls of sec
tiun 40 % in township No - Rang No ~
E.s NJ an1 viii offer proof 10 show that the
land sought ls more valuable for lis timber OF
stone than for agricultural purposes. and 20
establish bic claim N said land before the Reg
isieE andkeceiyer ct this ofaee a. burns, ore
gou, ou Friday. the iih iay Of May l9Oi.
He namcs a. witnesses GeOTgC W. shaw and
Peter Garner of Burns, Oregon, Robert ,, VIII.
iams oi Riley, OREGON, aud Al0uz1 q. Hubble
of Hoquiam. M Washington.
AnI and an pefsnns claiming adversely the
Ti-iNr described lands are reluesfr.i % file heir
slulws iu This crlce uu ur .efiTr sait am day uf
Ma lHun.
WA. FAHEE. Rcsisier.
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The city election last Tuesday
resulted in the election of G., Cum
minis mayor, J. J. Donegan and
John Gemberling councilmen, NJ
l.. Lewis recorder, Emmett Reed
treasurer and John Thomas mar
shall, There were two tickets in
the field for all the ollicers and
three names for marshall. The
other candidates were; For mayor
A. w. Gowan; councilmen, +, A.
Cole, NJ. X. Smith; recorder, L..
Woldenberg; treasurer, V. J,I
marshal, Robt. Huds-
pelh aud ii. +, Thompson.
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The wood saw and barley roller
Of Austin Goodman b. kept busy
with orders ahead all tho timr.
See to IL that your wood IL sawed
aud housed before the stormy
weather sets ia.
Fred ilainc e Co invite the
ladies To call and see the line OF
Daisy goods.
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Timber Lsui Aer Jnue b. I,l..
Office FOR PUBLICATION
UNITED STATES LASDUFFlt b.
hurus. Oregon. February a. lalE.


Burns oregon, February a., lat.i
Notice IL hereby given that IN eompiltpt
With The provisions of the act OF ConsTtss oI
June 3. ISIS, entitled An act for the sale oi ilm
Der lands IN The states OF California, Oreluu.
Nevada, and Washington Territory. as extend
cd Ia all the Public lnud siotrs b. act of Aug.
nsi a i>s4, willard " Hewitt. N lioquian.
county OF thehaliF, state or Washington, has
this day a Ell In this ONCE his sworn statement
No. H3, hr The purchase of The NEi4 of Section
Ao :. Ia Township No, ~ -, kauge No. yl D.
". ~. and Nill ohrr proof 90 show that tif
land sought d more valuable ioF iis timGl h.
stone than f0r agricultural purposes and 10 ..-
tablish his elaim'to said land before the Rcs =.
ter and Receiver 0i this oiilrc al Burns. Oreslu.
on THURSDAY. the 5fd day OF May, 1850.
lie names a. Witnesses Geo. ~. shaw and
liaTry NJ. iunkin, OF iioquiami Washington
sadie J. Ring Of Baker ci'y, nFeg %, ROht y.
Williams. Of Riley, oregon.
any and all pefEOns claiming adgcrsely The
aboye-deGcTibN lands are geg ucsitt o. die tie r
claims In this Office on or before said sfd d. or
May, lg16.
NM FAKRE, Register
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Tmrcr iaui act tIunca i,5.
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
,Nlat6 ,S,n. ,,,.N' siA5f iASP ,s,9, n iSl

rNtrFu STATE lNNb OFFICE
hufuf. utvEuu, February D., ~. u
NuiIru r Urfthf FNru that iu compliance
with The DIVISIONS 90 The urf uf tnuFruas OF
June isis, entitled "An acf Tor tho sHlt0i fim.
hcf lands iu tlH states Of California, Nevada
oregon. and Warrington Territory, asoatcnd
- b. all tlr Public land -taita hy act
oi August a, lsH4 Alous1 q. Hubble, ~ TO.
quiamt ruuuN uf thclelis state ui Wash
iuEtnu, has this day nlrI hir sworn tfair
munt No, ~. COT the purchase OF tHr -it - Of
rg.ilon No. 2, iu Township 40, Z. r., khlge No.
u p, ", n aul VIII uief pFnuf a. suoW that
the land sought b. more valuable for lts iimber
or stone thlu ior asfis lllufal paftusrs, nud io
establish bic claim to said lHud triufn the Reg
iatVf AMI Receiver of tnia once at Burns, Ofr.
gou, on ff'day, the tth lay OF May. iuVi
Ito names us Witnesses bcorse 81. shaw aud
Peter turmcI of hurust urcs9n, rinkney n.
aafliou ~ MoIuiaW. Washington. koleit
Williams ut Riley oregon.
Any aud all pefsous slHimlHs adversely the
shnNr-desrflHrI Ituit acc lr 4sfisli ia nlH thllT
elaima lu thia ullCr uu or uriuuv ssii ith dai ol
MAY iNH
va FARHF. Register
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I. n. SMITH, SURVEYOR

Vale. Oregon
Recently llydrographer Malhenr Project
Land, Irrigation aud General Surveying
Water Supply aud Stream
Measurement-Dra
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HOME PRIDE.

in the great exposition held in
Portland last year was first con-
adered the people of this county
saw little chance of realizing any
direct benefit from the large
amount that was our portion to-
ward making up the 100000
state appropriation for this pur-
pose. Even had it been the IN
tention of participating and show
ing nothing but the real agricul-
tural products of the county, it
was too late before definite action
was taken, or rather ways and
means provided to secure any
thing like creditable showing of
such products for the purpose.
# was realized that something out
of the ordinary must be provided
TO attract the world to the Har-
ney country IN ordey to be bene-
fitted to any great extent.
The Times-Herald took net
only business view OF this, but
also took into consideration the
immediate future of the Harney
country and quickly took up the
suggestion of a friend man
who is a philosopher in his way
and one who takes an interest in
the development Of this county
that collection of the game birds
of this county he made the altrac-
ton q our exhibit. Thi. met |
with approval from the start and
after considerable work the
county court finally consented to
give financial aid. That il was a
wise and profitable decision none
can eonscientiously deny. II has
done more to bring this isolated
section with its unlimited possibi-
liiies before the world than any
thing ever attempted. II has
been most gratifying in every re-
spect and is responsible lor al
mos, every inquiry or individual
coming TO us at this time.
Those who took a personal in.
,erest in making the exhibit did so
n, sacrifice TO their own busi-
ness affairs, but il was a success
and the only Disappointing feature
was the inability to dispose OF the
taXidermy to an advantage. And
yet is this matter OF regret,
II ssrvei lis purpose far beyond
the hopes Of the mos, sauguim
and still we have a most magni-
ficIent display At home--onr in
which all take a pride
When !, was found that il could
not be sold without a sacrifice il
was brough, home. This unex.
peeted turn of affairs used up all
available funds and the local asso- |
citation was loalh to call upon the \
court for further aid since It's I
former plans had miscarried. ly
The Times. Herald again took >
the matter up and raised the nee I
essary funds by popular subscrip-
tIon 10 place the collection IN posi-
tion in a suitable building. This
has been done and the people now
have a more complete collection r
right at home than that displayed
at the Lewis and Clark. II is not 4
only a thing of beauty, but also a [
great benefit in an educational :,
way. Il
The Times Herald takes pleas II
hre in making this announcement II
and extending an invitation to the O
people to visit il. This great re- A
igous weekly takes an interest IN c
'uch matters and is ever ready to v
advance the interests of this sec a
ion in any legitimate manner 1t p'
las pride in home affairs and will
never be found knocking,
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PETITION ron LIQUOR LICENSE.

We, the undersigned legal voter Of
lake precinct. liarney COanty, State Of
Oregon, respectfully petition the Hon.
County Court Of lllrney county, State
Of Otvgon, 10 grant license Ia Si ney
C1megys e. -vli spiriluous, Malt aud
NionOus Liquors in less quantities than
one gallon in Lake Precinct Haney
County, State Of Oregon, ior the period
ol Three months, a. in duty bound We
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Notice Is hereby given that on satnr-
day, the 10th day Of March, 1906, the
undersigned will apply TO the County
Conrt Of the State Of Oregon for IIarney
county, Tor the license mentioned in the
foregoing petition
SIDNEY COMEGYS.
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Ladies', Misses and Ohildrens
hats and caps at I.unaburg & Dal-
tons.
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Up-to.date Job printing at reason
able prices.
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CALL POR COUNTY WARRANTS.

Notice is hereby given that there
are funds in the county treasury
for the redemption of all warrants
registered. Interest on the same
will cease from this date, March 3,
1906.
j NJ DALTON,
Treasurer Harvey County Oregon
New-York tribune., 1906-12-16
TRANSACTIONS IN REALTY.

J. b. Donnelly has sold for Mrs. NJ. X. Saunders
No 159 East S3d St. four story dwelling house,
plot 2Ox9S9 feet.
G. Tuoti & Co. sold for S. Epstein No 416 West
S5th St, five story tenement house. 25x1oo feet.
Tucker, Speyers & Co. have sold for Mrs. Olivia
P Hoe No. l4S West Seth St. five story American
basement dwelling house. lot 2Ox106.10 feet
W. Clarence Martin has bought No. 10 West
44th St. four story building lot 20xl005 feet,
just west of Sixth ave.
for Herbert c. Spooner No. 1877 East 34th ST..
four story dwelling house, lot IL6xS5 feet. 50
feet east OF Lexington
Max Marx has sold. through Arnold & Byrne, to
ave- a six story triple fiathouse with stores.
lot "A Sxl00 feet adjoining the northeast corner of
24th ST.
Ferdinand Nagle has sold No. 463 West 166th ST..
a five story double hathouse. on lot 2x99.n feet.
]. q A. Ackerman have sold TO NJ. Bordowitz
No. 54l East 18th st, five story tenement house.
lot 1SX1O5.3 feet.
plot 34X60 feet.
Joachim & Goldschmidt have sold for Gustav
Marder TO a Mrs. Freund 81 West 18TH St, a five
story triple fathouse, plot 30x1001l feet.
Lounsberry & O'Connor have sold for Samuel
Bauer, No. 1923 Avenue A, southwest corner of
18th street, a five story tenement house. on lot
25x0 feet This is the first sale of the property in
David Lion has bought Nos 48 and 40 East 123d
street. two four story tenement houses on plot
50xl00.11 feet
uel +. Lyon the plot 40xl0o feet on the east side
Of Robbins avenue, 100 feet south of 1920 street
A. Shatskin & Sons have bought the block front
the south side OF 2l3th ST.. from Maple ave to
on the west side of Carlisle Place, 100 south
OF 2l3th street.
New-York tribune., 1906-12-16
THIEF WITH LADDER GETS LOOT.
Jersey City House Robbed of 81 500 in Jew
elry-Another Attempt Fails.

With the aid of painters ladder second story
thief, believed to have been Negro, entered the
home of Mrs William W. Coffin, wealthy widow.
at No S. Glenwood avenue, Jersey CITY, Friday
night and carried off jewery valued at about Sl5O0
The thief tried to rob neighboring house. but was
frightened away.
The burglar carried his ladder from No 40 Glen
wood avenue, and raised II 10 a window In Mrs
Cofins bedroom It was not fastened, and all the
thief had to do to raise the sash and enter He
ransacked bureau and TOOK TWO silver jewel cas-
kets. a large solitaire diamond ring, ring with
five pearls, a brooch, two gold watches. four gold
chains and some rings. After getting his plunder
the thief descended the ladder and carried 1t to a
new house No 4S Glenwood avenue occupied by
William c. Bumstead a lawyer. and there raised 1t
to a window at the second story. He was seen by q
stableman, who yelled and frightened the thief
away
Mrs Coffin did not know of the robbery until she
went her retire.
New-York tribune., 1906-12-16
REALTY NOTES.

The Gross & Gross Company has leased for
twenty-one years. No. 80 West 39th ST, for Mrs
Lavinia de l. Cunningham to a Mr.. Lewis
The lessee will make extensive alterations to
the premises. and will then occupy the building
Plans have been filed by c. p. II. Gilbert. the
architect. for the freproof stable and garage to
be erected for w. W. Fuller, for his own use, on
the plot 33.6x100 feet in East S5th ST.. recently
bought by him The building will be three
stories in height, and will be thoroughly equipped
with all modern appliances.
John J. Boylan has leased for William EsSel
born TO Hugo Gutfreund for term of ten years
the stable and loft building No. 5lS West
4Sth ST.
E. H. Wendell & Co. leased for the Rev Dr.
Roderck Terry TO DR.. John j. Mason, of New
port r. l., the four story dwelling No. 1863 Mad
ison ave-, at the northeast corner of 33d ST.
Plans have been filed for making over the
three story and basement dwelling house No A.
Lexington ave, owned by Guy NJ Gest, for
business purposes and for remodelling the three
story store building at No. 273 9th ave. owned
by Rebecca G.. Gay. Of Paris, France. the i'm
provements to be made for Jacob Blurnberg
lessee. These improvements to cost 81 O00
according to the estimate of Simeon B. Eisen-
drath and William F. Dixon the architects.
New-York tribune., 1906-12-16
OTHER MARkETS-BY TELEGRAPH.

Chicago Dec 15.-CATTLE-Estimated receipts 300
head Marle. steady. Beeves. "a 1oqsI ~ COWS anu
heers 81 55H$5 2O and feeders 81 eoas4 90
Texans So 75M$4 co. Westerns So e0aS5 49, caves Eop
IS 75 HOGSEstimatei receipts II 600 head @
strong higher Mixed and butchers % s94So 90
$g 15as6 PA rough heavy - ,ossS 90 sS %
20 siEEP-Estmated receipts 9SS sSse sea9 a Mar
Buffalo Dec. 15-CATT1B steady SEAiase sa LS0cs
Receipts 6SO0 head; fairly active and shade lower
heavy S6 30QS6 49, pigs 40NDS6 45 stass 81 25gSo
SHEFyP-Receipts head: sheep slow laInns active
16c lower at $5a$7 96 yearngs s6 b0s6 co. ewes So rs
GIS5 Canada lanbs, 81 5oQ$I %
Cincinnati. Dec 15-HoGs actiye butchers ana ship @
and easy fair good shippers 81 b0(Sb 5o common s
aS2 90 SHEEP steady to strong, s5ds4 10 LAMBS
strong. 81 25gS7 70 49, -oo ,a
Kansas city, Dec 15.-CATTLE-Recepts, ldoo heao,
including Southerns market steady; choice e6po
dressed beef 5OGS6 75 fair to good 81 9ogSo
stockers and feeders SZ loY
81 5O southern steers % Southern cows SIG
S3 M native cows S2GS4: native hefers 81 SOQS5 bulls
25dS3 30; calves receipts for the week.
5S 200 FOGS-Receipts. 900 head market steady top
Sc % bulk of sales SO 17le6s6 25: heavy So 20G$6 %;
packers Sc 1886 25; pigs and lights 50 65aS6 2 re
cepts for the week 900 head. sHEEP.Recepts. 200
head market nominaly steady lambs S6qS7 lS ewes ana
yearngs s5QS6 %: Western fed yearlngs 50 ogs. 90
Western sheep 25S5 5 stockers and feeders ~ Do
ass: receipts for the week. 81, 100 head
New-York tribune., 1906-12-16
MECHANICS, LIENS.

l27th ST: $. $50 IT e. of Sd ave. 50x1oo #:
Meyer Kesser, owner and contractor s1es 90
clifford y shur7nan owner ana contractor -. 12s 90
% ave. No. 0 2467 126th ST.. No. PAT
253 East: John J. Scheurer Abraham
tors 2s5 90
9th st. No. 175 West: O'Brien & Ryder Com
owner; clinord NJ shurman sontractor 1913 90
10sth ST. No. 32T East; John Simmons
uei Kessler contractor -. 2o17 SO
North William No 30; Otto Melin Mary
Dukas contractors 751 90
agt John Doe owner: Christ Hoist contractor. 30 90
Mott st. No. l5S, and Elizabeth Nos. 119 and
121; Robert ]. Malloney agt George W Striker
and Morris s. Thompson. executors. owners and
contractors u 579 3s
New-York tribune., 1906-12-16
Y4RDMEN STILL STICK.
Unions Head Here to Confer ON
Demand for Wage Increase.

1t was learned yesterday that Grand Master T. H.
Morrissey of the Brotherhood OF Railway Train
men would be here Tuesday to confer with the
committees of the yard conductors and brakemen
in the switching district OF New York Harbor as
to their demands on the railroads 1t was also
learned that the deadlock between the committees
and the General Managers Association over the de-
nands for five cents an hour advance. and the oHer
of Of the roads to give four cents advance has
not ended the negotiations. The vote on a strike Is
looked simply as technical vote as to whether
the negotiations will continue.
John Wonderley chairman Of the grievance COM
mittee of the engineers the Erie Railroad was IN
this city yesterday. and talked with or two
Of the minor officers of the Brotherhood OF Railway
Trainmen who came here yesterday morning. They
went back TO their homes but will return on Tues
day 10 confer with Mr.. Morrissey. Mr.. Wonderley
said that his mission was to look after some local
matters connected with the engineers, but he was IN
touch with the situation among the trainmen- He
said that the trainmen he had talked to told him
they did not expect any trouble
The men standing out for the extra cent
an hour" he said, but have not the slightest
idea that will be strike. The consideration
s small that 1t Will be settled without any
trouble I believe
member of long standing in the Brotherhood
Of Locomotive Firemen who works in the Erie
yards in Jersey City said
Some of the men. will always indulge in strike
opinion. but we are not within hundred miles SO. or
q strike The negotiations have not peeh inter
rupted even. and there Will be no trouble.
A representative Of one of the roads involved
said that there was change in the actual situa-
ton since the start of negotiations. 1t was one
thing to take a technical strike vote and another
to call q ST. =.
The whole dispute is over a cent an hour. he
said Which the men @ oT VINO neither 10 side S Would a 5e
willing to risk a strike for such small consid-
eratiOn'
The demand for FIVE cents hour advance
was made on the Pennsylvania Railroad, the
Cantr Poll Of Neyy Jersey Delaware.
Iackawanna & Western. the Lehigh Valley, the
Staten Island and Long Island roads. The Penn
sylvania Railroad has not replied to the demands.
The Central Railroad OF New Jersey. the Della
ware I.ackawanna & Western. the Erie and the
Iehigh Valley roads have offered an advance OF
four cents an hour. and the Staten Island and
three cents hour.
New-York tribune., 1906-12-16
THE BRONX BUILDING PLANS

schoneld ave. s. 233 II. W. of William st;
for two and one-half story frame dwelling
house. 21N4s; George W. Baxter. owner:
,, Charles F Clark architect :y:...... $500
for three story frame dwelling house with
store. 3Ox5i.5: George J. NJ Ketner. owner
Nies Toelberg. architect. .............. OC
lS'th St. e go II. n. Aleason for
two two story frame dwelling houses 2lx50:
James 4. Garvey. owner; William r. Garvey
srehit'ct ;.......... 1000
one story frame shed. 2ONl1O: Fred Schnau-
fer. owner; Byrne & Schnaufer. archftecta "a
matthew's ave. ". s.. 23s IT. n. OF Neil ave;
TOT Two story frame dwelling house 1881
$50; Fidelity Development Co owners.
Paimer & Hornbostel. architects. ........... ot
matthew's ave, W. $50 II W OF Brady ave
i9r Two story frame dwelling house ls2x
fldsii'Y Development Co, owner;
Palmer q HoTnbostel. architects ........ on
New-York tribune., 1906-12-16
LIS NDENS.

'',h ST. r. s. l73 IT C. of Ave A 2g5x1O22 ? and 18th
g.; .. 10 II e OF ave \. 225x102.2; Simon Fink
mortgages attorney. A. II Schwarz
oth ave-. No SsA: Isaac s. Gorbann Mann
i ing % ct al action to determine validity of
isshe &C attorneys. Myers & Goldsmith
lzeth st. g. g., 900 II. of I<enor ave
Iite lhhurhhce co. OF New York agt Emma Frank al
al ,5i p OF mortgage: attorney
iace. W s. iO3 n OF 1ssth 25xS0;
Nesl1 sifI avenue Realty Co VIM 7
spe.lic Peftoihnlnfr; attornes. NJ Monfrled
"a 1N.-' ~ flZ' Sabine Dratlef agt.
Rosenberg. "N''-''' - IL
18th St. II. Il. 245 W of 9TH ave. aooxsslI:
New-York tribune., 1906-12-16
REALTY MARKET IMPROVES.
BUYERS FOUND LAST WEE FOR MANY PARCELS
VARIOUS SECTIONS
Trading Reuead Large Purchasing Increment IN East 59
Sre-Demand for Lofts and Plots Near FIaton Building

tendent Murphy for remodelling the old style
five story loft building. No. 179 Broadway into
modern office building A new sixth story
Will be added. and rear extension built, an
electric elevator. fireproof starcases and a new
plumbing plant installed. and the old brownstone
front replaced by a FACADE of concrete The i'm
provements are to be made for George NJ Keith
as owner, and are to cost SIS. 800 according to
the estimate OF H. G. Knapp, the architect
New-York tribune., 1906-12-16
MORE STATEN ISLAND DEALS.

The title to a plot. 5ox10O feet, in Stuyvesant
Place. st. George. Staten Island was transferred
last week by Henry p. Morrison and others to
Cornelius G. Koff for $1,000
Mr kolf is having plans prepared by Delano &
Aldrlch Tor the erection of six story modern
office building.
The building will be near the Carnegie Library
grounds
Fred n Cozzens of Brooklyn, has purchased
through Cornelius CT. Kolff the Hutaf Farm of forty
acres at Richmond Valley. Staten Island