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The daily silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1903-1907, 1906-03-10
LOOKING TO NEVADA.

Tho merchants of the different cities
throughout the conntry have AZ iast dis-
coered that the trade of this State Is
worth looking after. The following from
40 Can Francisco Ch.onic'e shows
the direction of the wind:
A great awakening of interest in TIE
mineral wealth and mining developments
in Nevada is taking place all over the
country. The state is overrun win
many thousands of prospectors, VINO are
scattering in all directions over its min
eralized zones searching industrioas.y
and with an intelligence sharpened ny
recent experiences for new deposits
The discoveries of apparently INK
haustible ore bodies immensely rlch IN
gold and silver. during the past re"
years. In localities where their presence
was before unsupported, has thrown new
ljght upon and added greatly to the ex-
pert knowledge of Nevada mineralogy'
and the most is being made of it. Be
sides. these discoveries have attracted
to the Nevadan fields hundreds OF m
vestors. who are eagerly purchasing
available mining properties and pro-
ceeding to systematically develop theFa
with the best of assurances of being
amply rewarded for their enterprise.
Towns of considerable importance have
sprung into existence in what wss on-y
a barren and u~ninhabited wilderness
from two to four years ago Structures
are being erected in all of them COM
posed of the most durable materials.
faith their owners cherish in the per-
manency of these new camps. 1t IS
natural, therefore, that confidence in
stable properties in the old-time mining
camps should be revived.
Meantime, the extraordinary mining
developments in Nevada is attracting
the attention of the merchants of most
of the cities to which these new camps
are now accessible by rail, a strong
rivalry having been aroused recently
among railroad promoters to cover the
field. Salt Lake and Los Angeles mer-
chants are particularly keen in their
recognition of the opportunities which
the new conditions present to them ana
they are sagaciously reaching out for
the trade.
1t is time for our own merchants to
is open TO them now. 1t will be too late
after Salt Lake and Los Angeles have
diverted it their way. for it is a we'll
known fact tina trade once established
is almost impossible to change.
The daily silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1903-1907, 1906-03-10
ONE OF THOSE QUESTIONS.

Help. Help!' gurgled the drowning
man. as he was about to sink for the
last time.
Whats the natter" yelled the loun s
err on the wharf; cant you w ~"
"Of course gasped the man. sarcas-
tically, but I'm afraid I'll get my shoes
muddy. "-Philadelph Press.
The daily silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1903-1907, 1906-03-10
-GENTLEMANLY REBUKE.

Dead little town you've got here, isn't
it?'' said the passenger with the heavy
watch chain, as he ordered a cup of cof-
fee and a sandwich at the little eating
house near the railway staten.
Yes. SIR answered the man behind
the lunch counter. Nobody ever comes
here but body snatchers or poor re,a-
tions of the deceased. Which are your"
Chicago Tribune.
The daily silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1903-1907, 1906-03-10

The Capitol Commissioners are WORRY
ing about a site for the State Library
and Supreme Court building, which is
about to be erected. Don't worry. gen
tlemen. build it in Winnemucca. the flu
ture capital of Nevada.
The daily silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1903-1907, 1906-03-10
rczECrA. TETTER, SALTRHETM,
ITCH. RING WORM,
BARRIERS ITCH.

All OF these diseases are attend by
intense itching, which is almost instant
ly relieved by applying Chamberlain $
Salve and by its continued use a perma-
fact. cured many cases that had re-
sisted al, other treatment. Price "a cents
per box. For sale by Eagle Drug AID
Jewelry Co.
The daily silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1903-1907, 1906-03-10
IN CHICAGO.

How are you and Mrs. Nochance get
ting one"
She's Tilted me-
Congratulations"
That's not funny
But ! mean it. I was married to her
myself once, and 1 know."-Cleveland
Leader.
The daily silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1903-1907, 1906-03-10
AFFLICTED WITH RHEUMATISM

AFFLICTED WITH RHEUMATISM
Il was and am yet afflicted with
rheumatism" says Mr.. J. Z. bashe' ~
i-3r Of the Herald. Addington. ihoian
Territory, but thanks to chamberlain
pat, 3alm am able once more to attend
to business. IT is the best OF ihiino"'s.
If troubled with rheumatism give ram
Balm = trial and you are certain 10 oe
more than pleased with e-e prompt ~
lief which 1t affords. One appiea''"
rci'eves the pain. For sale BY TIE 1asps
rrug and Jcwciry CO.
The daily silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1903-1907, 1906-03-10

The press of the state seem to be un-
duly exercised over the whereabouts of
one a Duzer. Wno-oh. yes; he was
elected Congressman and became a deal
er in uncivilized feline mines.
The daily silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1903-1907, 1906-03-10

"A Frenchman has died as the result
of a duel"
Impossible"
mo at all. The morning was damp
and he caught a fatal COLI standing N
the grass. "-Cleveland Leader.
The daily silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1903-1907, 1906-03-10

For the past ten days or two weeks
around the back door of this office. AMI
his actions have been watched with in
terest. At last the animals fell designs
nave been fat~homed-he is a San Fran
cisco automobile pup that is in the habit
of getting intoxicated on gasoline fumes.
and has been quaffing the fumes of the
Silver State power plant and acquiring
a quiet jag.
1t is peculiar how an increase of dog
cense makes a decrease in the num-
with effect in Winnemucca.
The daily silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1903-1907, 1906-03-10
l. O.. O.. r.

HUMBOLDT LOD0D NO. IL L o. O. ,.
Nestinn - the arst ana third aaus-
day evenings Of Zach meath 1t hall Il
Silver state Building. WAITING DsstAacs
In good standing always weieoaAs.
y. P0UkIN. ~. q.
=. RANAD0H, osarstAxy.
The daily silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1903-1907, 1906-03-10

81 dug this we'll myself said the ONO
man. proudly. at is seventy feet deep.
What" exclaimed the gentleman from
Kentucky. do you mean 10 toi he
you were loony enough to do all tnat
work for the sake of getting water =
Chicago News.
The daily silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1903-1907, 1906-03-10
JACOB A. RlIs, FRIEND OF THE PRESIDENT.

A novel suggestion lately made by Mr.. RHs,, to elect Theodore Roosevelt
mayor OF New York after the presidential term is over brings aeaf5t TO mine
Rns devotion ito Roosevelt, whose life he las already written. jacob August
Rs was born in Denmark in 1S4S. He al educated and married p his native
land, after which he came to New York. He started as "A reporter md Is the
Of a number of notable books. including How the Oh Half Lives"
The daily silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1903-1907, 1906-03-10
r. O.. &

WINNENUCCA LODGE NO. ~. FRA
TERNAL ORDER or uA0LUD.
The asris meets sn The ssooaA ana
fourth Mondays Of each month In silver
state Hall. Visiting Eagles cordially In
vited to attend all sessions of the earle.
y T. DUNN. werthy Prsze snt.
= ". DUNCAN. Wsrthy Deosstasy.
The daily silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1903-1907, 1906-03-10
o. E. s..

SILVER STATE CHAPTER NO. 6.
o. =. b.
Meets In silver State Hall at In On
the second and fourth Thursdays Of each
month. Visiting members In goeA rtAnd-
ing always welcome.
CARRIE NJ. BROWN, w. N.
NARY BONNIFIELD. Secretary.
The daily silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1903-1907, 1906-03-10

HUMBOLDT CHAPTER NO. Q. u A. ~
Meetings held 1T their hall At . .. n
sn the second and fourth Saturday svsr-
ings Of zach month. All Conpanion RoyA
Arch Nasons In good standing ars cor
daily tnvitsr to a.tsad-
THOMAS sHONE. n. :.
CHRIS WOLF. Secretary.
New-York tribune., 1906-04-06
REALTY NOTES.

The New York Central & Hudson River Kan
road Company has filed lis pendens against a
large number Of parcels at 144th St and Mott
ave owned by David Rousseau and ether per-
sons II seeks TO acquire title TO the parcels by
condemnation.
Heilner & Wolf are the buyers Of No. 1'45o
Amsterdam ave. a five story hathouse, with
stores on a lot 25xlOO feet. adjoining the south
west corner of 1920 ST
David Isydig is the buyer of the parcel at the
northwest corner Of Slst st. and Park ave. ana
Robert b. Roosevelt of No. j East Doth ST.
Jobn H Berry has sold the Curtis farm OF
over eighty acres on Quaker Ridge, In Ma
rnaroneck Road. Mamaroneck. TO George Pres
cott who has resold the property
a. Tuoti & Co have leased 10 the Labor IN
formation Bureau for Italians the south store
OF the New York Life Annex Building, No. Al
LAFAYETTE ST. for term Of years.
The Rutland g. Whiting Company has leased
No So Gold ST. 10 the Postal Ielegraph-Cable
Coronsnv the building No. 26S Water st. 10
BramhaI Deane Co; the building No. 81
Pearl st for BENJAMIN Richards 10 the Derby
Desk company; the building No. 17S South St
for Fannie E y. Story 10 Darmstadt, Scott &
Courtney; the upper part Of the building NO.
979 Washington ST to Ridley's Confectionery
Corpanv: five floors az No 45l and 453 Wasn-
ineton 81 for Fleming Smith 10 c. Bischon q
Co the ninth floor at No. go TO 236 william
81 for the Rhinelander Real Estate Company
the first loft at No. 64 to 6S Fulton ST. Tor
Charles Buck TO the United Investors CoiI-
pany and the store and basement at NO. "a
and DOG Pearl st. for George Rosenreld 10 the
Merchant e. Evans Company.
New-York tribune., 1906-04-06
TRANSACTIONS IN REALTY.

Iohn J Kavanagh has sold for william Hyams
20 Melville D. I.andon No. IS East Soth st. a -FOUR
story and basement dwelling house on a lot l5xloz2
feet
Veisberrer g. Kaufman sold for Gustav Marder 70
a client OF theirs No. 23s5 9Th ave. a FIVE story
double nathouse, with stores on a plot &xlOo feet
William r. Mangam has sold for Mr.. Coogan
the hve story single hsthouse with store No. 2ss
9TH ave, lB.4K75 feet.
William p. Rooney has sold for Philip and Ber-
nard Curry No GIG 9Th ave. FIVE story brick tene
ment house, with store. 51AX76 feet, to f. V.
r v Pescia & Co have sold for Loewenfeld 81
Prayer TO client the six story loft building No.
Is Monroe ST.
H L. suydam Co, Donald Hope and A /.
Sa6ey have sold for A. Weinsten 90 Harry Abrams
Nos. lOOs and 100 Avenue a, TWO fve story tene-
ment houses, b0NlO0 feet.
William II. Falconer has sold the three story ana
basement brick private dwelling house No. 38 East
4lst Susan w. Boylston, OF Elizabet y. j.
Also sold No. $40 East lst st, adjoining, a similar
/ house, 10 Abby Williams. OF East Orange. y. J.
Charles S. Taylor has sold for Charles g. Watkins
four lots. lO0xl00 feet, the east side OF Myrtle
/ lO01lO0 feet the northeast corner OF Courtandt
/ ave. and Hazel St, 10 G. NJ. Mckenna-
/ Shapiro Levy A. Starr have bought from Mar
/ garet d. Br1nkman No als Cherry st, a four story
double tenement house on lot H4xi00S feet. Also
bought No. as Myrtle ave, Brooklyn a three story
| brick tenement house, with stores. 20Xll4 feet.
| A. Gutenberg q Son, In conjunction with Donate
! Piciulo. have sold for John Wynne the following
parcels 20 out-Of-tOwn syndicate: The northeast
! corner Of l4Sth 81. and Broadway a plot lOORlOO
| feet; the northwest corner OF 1s4th 81 and ST
| Nicholas ave. plot lO0xl00 feet, and the south
New-York tribune., 1906-04-06

Herbert A. Sherman has sold for waiter 'en-
nings, as trustee 10 a client OF Parish, FISHER q
Co., No 500 Madison ave, 176XS5. four story
and basement brownstone house. sos feet south
Of z2d St The buyer is an investor.
Robert r. Rainey has sold for Meta O. South
mayd and several other persons No. 1ss wash
ington ST. adjoining the southeast corner OF Full
ton St. four story building. 2Ssx about 6S feet
TO Archibald A. Forrest.
The Ford estate has sold parcel, S0x115 feet
at the northeast corner of 18th ST. and Fifth ave
Just north of the plot is the Temple Bethel
property.
Clement H. Smith has sold for Louis EichwoTt
a six story 5O-foot apartment house, No. S2s
West lOlst St, for S135,0O0 Also sold for Judge
J. c Julius Langbein. 1OSx1O9 feet. on the west
side Of Second ave, 100 feet north OF 219th St,
W1lliamsbridge: for Katherine p. Hooks a "a
story frame dwelling house on the east side or
Matilda St. about $50 feet north of 2SSth st,
Williamsbridge; for Francis Stolpa a two family
house, No. 2013 Honeywell ave. for $500; for
Thomas Connor No. 1895 East 17Sth st, a one
family house, for $500: for Elise Fernschild
Nos. 1874 and 1776 Bathgate ave, two three
story two family houses: for a Mrs. Turneau No.
2O7S Anthony ave- a two family house on full
lot: for a Mrs. Hart 3 = acres of land ON the
Fastchester Landing Road; for the Bronx
Heights Land Company a plot of about so lots
fronting in 23Sth, 239th and 240th SITS, TO a
builder who viii improve the same, and for
Flrlnan Lawrence ia acres of land fronting in
Fort Hin Road and Jackson ave, Scarsdale,
New York.
New-York tribune., 1906-04-06
SATISFIED MECHANICS LIEN

Marion ave. e. $, 46.9 # n. OF 195th ST.: Bush
miller GO. agt George ". Flagg ct all; March
Maple ave. W. =, IS r. n. OF 214th St. %2x6O:
Oroano Ceyakucct agt. Antonio Calcaterra ct al; {;
January 10 1905 Cby bond) )....................
195th St No 6s1 East: Bushmiller Co. ast
George ". Flagg et al; March % 1906. -.
42d ST., Nos. 149 and 151 East: John NIcC;rath
agt Charles Connor ct al: FebCuary 8, 1905
9th ave, Nos. 624 TO 52S; John Fulton agt Isaac
Brokaw et al; February IA. 1906 Cby bond
14Ith ST., s g, $50 II. w OF Amsterdam ave-:
Robert Marsh agt- Isaac NJ. Bernstein ct al
March 10. 1906 Cby payment ent)..................
Columbus ave. 2. :, whole front between S5th
and seth sts., 2f4 4x1O0: Hull, Grippen q Co
Agt Houpt 4 F1nney Go et al March % 1908
CoTtandt st, No. 90; Frank ]. Cast agt New
York Telephone Co February . 1905 (canceIleD
219th ST, G. 8, 50 IT, g. OF White Plains road
25x11A; Thomas Greenless agt Johanna Bris-
nihan et al; November 20. 19O5-..............
Creston ave, Q. 8. 276.2 f. OF 1S9th 81 /:
Eastern ParQuet Floor e Mantle Co. aEt. Mary
A Mccormick st al; January 81. 1905 -.
Convent ave, W s., whole front between IS5th
and 13oth SITS: Genasco Roofing Co. agt. Or
phans Home and Asylum Of the Protestant
Episcopal Church in New York: March l6, 1909
New-York tribune., 1906-04-06
LIS PENDENS.

Boston Road. 9 s. lots "a and s. map OF ws
Chestsri Mary Bourne aSt the Local Realty ComPAny
U9reelosure on uoFteass)i attorney +, A. Bennett
broadway. q 8. liza n n. A 25xI31. g. Afrsi
V. Barnes ct a. agt Arthur G. T. Moses e al (speode
performance); attorneys. Mexican. Brewster Morgan
LStn e. g e. 80 x ": OF list ave. running Ial1
b Potter aSG Salvatore fmperato (aStion % impress
vendes hsn9 attorney. p. A IsascA
citation agt Charla4 Donohlls es al fsSrsos,ira 81 mort
sage) attorney, H. Swain.
Division ST., No. 49, Harris Lsvy sgt. Abraham gal
RT1n q a. sotion to declare vendses HAM; attornsy
Avenue c. o s., part Of lot lss man OF Prospect Hti
estate. az ForuhAn. HxlSOi Francis J. Newton Az
inonHs n A9rpny ss al foreclosure OF mortsass; a.
d ave. n Iisgh st. 27xsO; John stca AZ
simon Martin (action 70 declare enO: sttorneys Kano
0stn st. Nos sOs and so4 East: Gustav sohrOsdsr Al
AT aeHFS A S9nnoly ct al (apscinc psFformanc"' -
Kaiohsr at David O. Ludius tspsciho psEfoTmanosl a.
sd1S,, sA9 q sa.soD Pgsns Ths BTOn5 LOUIS y De-
Oar claim. esal; attorney. ID uuerstei. -.
e2d st. n o, t2o n of Madison ave. 4Oxo0S ovss
mechanics usn); attorney. T. More
Ith ave, No ts1; John Fl Collins agt. william - =.
White st a. eaetson TO foEsooso mschanios lien) a
iSsd ST. 2. - ss n Of "a ave, sszlOO n !.sS.'
Cohen AT Jacob Consn ss al Gartitionl; attorney ~
Mott ava = a. Ts21 n a Of l44th st IsaL sx iErsss
lnri Mott ave-. q. too1 e. of tiAth St - ~ - -
tAri Mot ava. g. Isl.10 a. ". % t+4th g. =
q lands q Nav York Harlem Railroad cOnEAASs;
Mott ave, lOs1 IrreEuiaF; spsnOsr Place. sSl 50
r. q Issth ST.. e5x irregular; Mott g.
r. Of Hath ST, olix irregular the New NorS aaa
a Hudson River Railroad Company agt David hs,rnsy
Z a. sollon to acquire utlA sy Sondsmna'loa'' S''''
New-York tribune., 1906-04-06
THE BRONX BUILDING PLANS.

22sd 81. n. FL 100 n e. OF .th ava; two story
owner; j. Melville lawrence architect ....,... sAt
l45th ST.. .. a. $50 IT. g OF Park ave ons story
frame shed. 4SIsS; y L Mott ownsri Charles
1854 81. q. 3, Is n. E. Of Park ave, ons ana
half story trans stabls, SKIS; Max AchAun
owner; John ]. Schauh architect .........s..,.
26th St, n. I25 II a OF Oneida ava; thres
story frame dwelling house, Hhx5S: Eclnuaa
JIIaR. owner; John Kennedy srehlt ltsct...-.. ~
Columbus ave-. n .. p Il. W. OF qarhald Sc. two
story frame hall and restaurant aSxeoi Renting
Morris Park ave, 8 o.. 90 It. OF Victor at
tnree story rrama store and dwelling housa
ooi george IAhrnan owner b Eblins archi-
zuietto ave, s., SIS n Of Mana, sv. 49, "
story franc dwelling house. ADx42; Fr.i.riok
NJ. Weiss. owner: B. Eblng, architect -
Green Lane. 8 O.. 30 ft. .. OF St. Raymond's ave "
two two story frame dwelling houses 2ixSO ana
21x4oi Herbert Robbtiard. owner S Ehlins
PilErim ave-. s.: lIo n n OF Mildred Place; u
one story franc dwelling house, isxs0. n Trt~N
rtande owner; B. EblinS. architect -
10th st. n. l4O6 ~. e. of CrOtoua avs AZ. -
story hriek tensnnent house 50. 8xs9 sils hate
crime MeNuly. owner Clement B. BFur srasI
I1Sth ST. s. 2sS H. . Of wss,ch.s,.r' ava, ;, ss
.osE frame dwsllink house, 4KaTl tut. NJ
st>Assss sun~<i Assss q LAaAsssds q s<vssssos1 a.
New-York tribune., 1906-04-06
AUCTION SALES YESTERDAY.

At IA Vesey st-By Joseph Day; "a Albany ST.
20 # Of West ST, 19x40xlsIx3S9; sty blk ten h. 70
Heilner Wolf $1,000: $40 18th 3 300 II or
9th 25X1S4 leasehOd; extending through 10 18th
sty brf< dwg and brk J l. Dwight agt S
Lawrence al; De Iagnel Berier. atty: + Godmark
ref: PARTITION adjourned April 19i al 164th ST.
1014 OF ST Nicholas n 6Xl H. sly bTk dwg n
Title Ins co agt NJ Bachman e. al l. Westcott etjy
l. Herman due Sll5S1 2S ETC. 1886 "A;
withdrGWn 532 I4Sth St 12j Of College ave, 2ox
100: sty frame dwg n r Jones ct al W II Jones
et al: " Z BENJAMIN atty; r Donnelly ref: partition;
taxes, etc. $4,000; 10 Asarta for $3.50; $40 seth ST.
n " End 20x1O0: 5 sty and basement
front dwg n D AlcOtt and an0 sEt NJ 3 Riley
Black O, @ & B. attys: Sherin's sale OF all right Ute
and int OF 3 Riley sale subj morris, agsreSatng
S24 600; adjourned May North Bath OF
% ave Long Branch 1S3x2OO, hotel property known
North Cottage: sale: OF q Reisnan
deceased: Withdrawn; sold at private sale.
New-York tribune., 1906-04-06
MECHANICS LIENS.

18th St, Nos. East: Eagle Iron
Works agt. city s. Suburban Homes Co,
and contractor
lE6th ST. Nos coz and 611 West: Meyer Ger
monsky ast- Herman Oppenheinl. owner; Isaao
Schillins contractor 1900
same property; David Kotler agt same. n
same propsrtyI Louis Spinach agt 90
same property Harry GermOnsky 81
SSd st, Nos. 80 and 40 West; Minnie Posnansky
ast Waldorf Realty Co. and contractor 90
1Stn st. NO. b19 East: Bots Sheet Metal Stair
80. ast- Joseph T1shuan. ownsr; Friedman q
contractors ZT0 90
Jnns ST. No. %: Sanitary F1reproonns & Con-
tEactins Co sst John Dee owner John J.
c4th St. No. 490 West: Morris zimnerrnann AZ
,.I Henry ETdSsn s6s owner ana OonTaotOr Lsls 90
,Iset EserhA5t IT, owner; Il. sontaS conffsc.or. IUo
owner and = =, L sraith 8 @, oontraatOT. ssT so
,.S @ Lytord SwRes vaEiet cOntEacfins Co. $500
bOxfe 7; Pace & TcC1intock Co. ast New YorI
Central & Hudson River r r. Co, oynaSl
Chicago Clothes Dryer WORKS cOntTassor..... rpoo
New-York tribune., 1906-04-06
SALES OF BROOKLYN PARCELS.

Charles s Taylor has sold for client 10
Mrs. Byrnes Nos. 676. 676A and 67s Union
St Brooklyn. three three story single fiathouses'
The buyer will hold them as an Investment
Aaron B. Cohen has sold for jacob Conen
NJ 90S bradford St. Brooklyn. thres story
br3cl fathouse 196x1O0 feet TO Ike Lauten-
scblager and Gerson Roth for S5eOO
90 Gslifax n. S three lots comprising a plot
60x1OO feet. at Seventh ave. and Joth ST. Bor-
ongb park Brooklyn, 10 Hathie Neidhardt
New-York tribune., 1906-04-06
BUILDING LOAN CONTRACTS,

s58th St Nos h24 and a28 West; Corporate Realt,.
Association loans Max Kramer and Henry
kockmore --------. go ..
Sacksnn ave. w. q. lO0 = q. OF I6lst at a "a
20; Max cohen and Emanuel GlaubeT loan Isidor
Mltklno ,-s
irregular. the Commonwealth Mortgage Company
loans fhe RocO Realty ana Construction Con-
d. s- ..
5satheate ave, s ". corner lSzth st. 35NSs
James 81. Wcntz loans The Arch Realty and
ti0i company D.
sz6fh ct e. 100 n W. Of Amsterdam ave
5gzeo II. Hyman Biurwitz loans Max Wein-
berg and Herman ku-zen
sTsh 81 e. - I5S n O. OF WeEtchester ave- Ok
100: Herbert =. Ogden. attorney. loans TfonRs
New-York tribune., 1906-04-06
SATISFIED JUDGMENTS.

The nyst name the debtor. the second that
az the creditor and when judgment WAS fled
as isss ~ IMAM - - 1'., $50 os
0II.1i'1O' Ia5I - ...e.-se..- l406 81
'HnFe! Alfred sc ]. Borch: May IL 1905. 29 FL
beT 3 1900 .-........I. $50 s5
Marfay: February ID 1896 -...-... 2ls 40
isos '4i,' - ...s.- 10 90
3SechfigaN Nilhelrn-F. Helm; June 1Bl2.- SIS "a
JSnas1y lsds GoancesdS $40 81
1903 tvaoate55 l5s 50
Sachs. Etna y. and Isaac. Jordan et al jan
i6. ia65 ~. lIss as
venber 40 1904 ..-...r~-F...... 5ai7
Sharp; Peter-J Rosenberg. February 2 1906 sss 81
day: Decsn16e5 n ss7 GO
IleosntsI p 1905 SyseSjed) 2e5 O4
N1ty Club Realty Company National Surety
1905 e425 %
Deosmber i6 1905 ....-..-.....-..-.,.. 8is s5
Same-D. g. FLYNN: December u. 1908 3S9 O3
tame-S B. Pinto june ., 1e05..-.-...--.. els9 %
New-York tribune., 1906-04-06
TO ALTER DWELLING FOR BUSINESS.

Plans have been fled with Buildings Super
intendent Murphy for making over the old style
three story and basement dwelling house No
0oo Fast 10Th ST owned by Hamilton Fish, so
the lower part may be used as a store ana
offices a rear extension is TO be added and
the interior remOdelled the improvements oelhg
made for Max Heuschkel, the lessee.