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Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1906-10-31
Editorial Comment
IT CUTS BOTH WAYS.

An exorbtant tax rate as that which hangs like mill about the neck the Yavapai county public like and both IL also touches all classes of the community nures the interests of all classes ncrmnate y No profits by except the members of the who with the punderand that is why they always afford spend the of the people literally keep themselves office
 Anyone who will give only a few looking the will fail convince himself that this In the will deny the that every mining prise of kind that for the helps all of The property helped by the improved demand for the prices and the wokngman benefited additional demand for labor which always additions facilities of community obliged Yavapa county prohboy tariff the location of industries be- stands that when looking for place going to build up valuable property in locality where the rate excessive when he just well other place with equal of location and market and where the tax rate is not more than onc-ha.
 And thus it that the tax which the Democratic gang has fastened the property in this community both ways like twocdged sword and the policy of plumber which this gang has praced robs the people coming and gong pay much they ought pay, but them chance their ability to pay through the of outside capital and the increase of values And the workngman gets the of this ways6 because he has the big bill the end through the inevitable
 his and second because he deprived of the chance he ought to have to get an increase of wages through increase in the demand for labor It hits him the hardest of had Republican forced the big mining corporations and Republican Supervisor forced his Dem ocratic colleagues to stand for economical policy It of the of Republican member the board that the Scrffs bills have been cut down. that other bills of graft have not been allowed although approved by District Attorney increased valuation of nearly S3ooooo
 Consider these facts carefully and remember that all in your own hands You perpete the robbery and the tax by voting for gang end to such conditions by voting the gang bus 
 Smith the Journal Miner confident only the tax will be reduced but that better roads throughout the county.
 At least give the Republicans chance f they don't make good never vote for Republican again.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1906-10-31
False To His Trust.

of considered pas, When faulty tho result ally .astrou O aspian, and justly official
 
 be no mitigation urged for such offence.
 NJ according Wood, hshcd in he JournalM
 appears Attorney Ling Washington rspr county A. . special on catch the Limited Ash Fork and landed Washington
 
 and search made His sd registered his hotel but Ling himseif to Attorne, misng wthou, behalf of this county decided this the that the been compelled 10 $2O0,o00
 arguments Attorney Ling he present would altered judgment purely matter of speculation >s,As... Ling for o,be, GROSSLY FAILED IN HIS DUTY TO THIS COUNTY '' of Ling himss virtually udutt5 his guilt by putting bill the travelling thnt memorable always signed from the office. F't"'.' s the of M th; who braxeuy before year an asks their interests in the Territorial
 Win the people permit him to do so We think '1 regarding ng dcrcctin following yesterday iron General Ellsworth: "''v
 Phoenix. Arizona, Oct 2eth 'os MT H. k Wood, Prescott, Arzonn
 "My Dear Sir Yavs pal F. A. bonds when tho matter the United States at Washington D. appeal appeared in called for M of your sy represented the appellant and although Washington me and although informed by wsshu mnde the time of argument Mr. Ling did mi appear nor did else applicant arm ment Of the The by tho and decided the elap
 
 cF AINswoRrH
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1906-10-31
Lest We Forget!

Public opinion know monarches political
  disgrace merely express public opinion power confer the highest punhmeuts
 Particularly in republic puplepon dominating fore In u gov protonds opinion almighty The public opinion public opinion nit to be-
 political community spring from defective character public opinion despsc people evidently dpis organizes mining and swindes in fpad pon inscnsbty public opinion against county officer who soets bbc We, community, yet feel an active conviction government u individually property hs practice acknowledge real eminny of ga delivered nt the pnsniar scalp stripes and locked into n cell.
 This public opinion peculiar Yavapa ty how for the swNDLERs TAKERS BETRAYERs honorcd with nominations on the Democratic tiekcts
 pnieulaze, public guilty It s tho talk and in the humble cabins of of indignation of row patisanAhip.
 Tho public has hut supehed through O proper proddng
 of county, awakening, Treasury two Supervisors deliberately voted to give tho United Verde tho of soo which owed ysvapai Supervisors voted with the following somsrsault and plfg them?
 forgotten outrageous
 
 ucaly the profession of county7
 Have forgotten those memorable words Colonel inspired midnight know that Norris tho
 
 Have forgotten that Public Foster in report last spring District Attorney Enwood called of certain deputies shsrff the sher if hinssf instead of counyY
 Have forgotten trial concerning the dangerous practice check juggling recently admitted y the County Recorder that he guilty of tho How will public officers no frox, down at the ballot box those who venal9
 HOW WI" oe possible m the future to induce agree accept office and welfare if political parasites continue to It rseon, should be ncalled-LEsT FORGET! ~
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A NEW DRIVEWAY.

Another fine addition has just been made to the Murphy drives in Murphy s Park, West Prescott, by the comple. ton of what is to be known as "Glen. dale Avonue.'
 It leaves Park avenue at right 'ngle about two blocks south of Cur. 'ey street, and winds throush beauti. 'ul section which has been blocked on 'ither side of the avenue into residence lots. These lots, with their natural timber and pictar;sque location furn! 'sA the ideal sssreandines for the ar. tistic bungalow sr for homes of any xyls, for those 'who appreciate natural 'esnsFy.M iThso avfaua spausss. ,oh
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PIONEER ID ILL.

Judge II. Brooks, a pioneer of this county, who arrived here in 1883, is rc. ported to be very Ill at the Mercy Ills. pitai. He was one of the early Probate Judges of Yavapai county, an, bela other positions of public trust. III. present condition is due to the pAtuml debility os os old eses. !. h.ins over sl years old at present. ..-'h
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SMITH IS ALARMED.

Smith is awakening to tn. Yoet ,b., in wu,. Cooper the Republican Congress cncuupy mnn worthy of his steel No pokng testing a the Republican, whom tho Reruk of the Territory m Bsbce on sensm,r shoo C., h, s r,a smith IS alarmed He handwriting H worries and h, fears multiply daily abong he never M campaign defeat man. honos. apa s6.d hy Iii. town an" his home people and held of the Territory whom he has met -Iyi ,, l} -.
 Nothing the standing of Hon. William c than the magnificent evening when he addressed audience ownmen which completely filled the large press dispatches which were sent out and from those who meeting harned that not only was every seat taken words of truth which Cooper which showed ina. In. Re publican candidate for delegate man who give, every indication that if elected he Arizona and secure for this Territory that which Delegate to Congress has yet done-public buildings public appropriations
 "h not single mention of his upr a Mr. Cooper his Tucson address speech which listened to with unusual attention because the own.mcn of not only Mr. Cooper home city but Mr. audience along the climax of his reached when he made dec
 on and promise which applause and cheer
 That promise I faithfully promise this one thing rha. will ao less than has been accomplished by delegate Congress For that would be physical impossibiity',
 Mir m, all
 by Democratic delegates nothing Wbe .Aere public building that public deegsesa '' ~ " ~
 As was faee'0o'y remarked by humost ~ " the Democratic delegates every Arzonan question: at oot in, Levi. n,t .,ng M [ @ e" sandy Cruz sos at tn Walters in their Fe RusL @ "'e'py wouldn't oveoe tn smin sprcd aun where tn the way from CaIvasus 'oosso" is now reepin the of Daily TOif
 The Santa Cruz standing throughout the r.rry ever since
 pSng and optimistic advertised ocean ,;rers plying be
 ''"o"sa Tucson Maeop mighty ~ arc w req" as anything Delegates
 anu they are represented by wild mesquite g~ along its sandy shores -'' " ~
 v ~ III 'he past twenty Republican s"'e Arizona in but wa. the
 'he
 ' e nandeapped and could he expected accomplish nle n''Nons are different A Republican the w'm "p"phan majority House and the
 o' (" the Territory to the of . s"'e who " in accord with pp principles of and s " n power or do they prefer delegate openly hostile ~ ~ ""y expect to receive accomplih nohng, '' " w '''e"' of this Territory to November O.
 - M . w ""uu standard Oh complaining City oecanse that body passed prohibiting ns afge quantities of gasoline bufduss
 A HOW the Council poor fiepaI.. that heart ' "'""e' hard to anderaandAi ibuqusrque Journal aa .,. ll a..eD * + T. F"+>'|at pibe- 70 1t% n carry them little further h few radicsl;sms of hs own ''~ 'DF '4' JNI In ~,, =. !, ..s aaaers .anae p.'
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COOPER'S WINNI NC CAMPAIGN.

Never has cleaner campaign been conducted than is being waged by Hon William Cooper the Republican Delegate Congress His speeches clean absolutely free from nvectve. He is making his his merits M
 When the campaign opened Mr. Coopers speeches were as clean they In striking contrast his platform de- Democratic candide for Delegate made secret of s belief that Mr. Cooper joke And note the sudden chamge
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through n pretty ravine, then winds gracefully up the steep hillside, con. meeting at the summit with the popular Chffside drive, at n point near where tho best possible view of the city is to be obtained.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1906-10-31

nd dea IS that he would adopt all RooseAcit's na cary them little further with few radcal;sms of
Holbrook argus., 1906-11-17
Petition For Appointment
 Of Administrator.
R. c. SMITH, Clerk. Dated September 27, 1906.

OdISO SCPIShOCt C 1OOO.
 In the Probate Court of the County of Navajo, Territory of Arizona.
 In the Matter of the Estate. of William Ashby, deceased. -
 Notice IS hereby given that J. J. Shumway of Taylor, Arizona has filed in this Court his peti. tion praying for the Probate of the Will of William Ashby, de- ceased, and that the same will he heard on Monday the 18th of November A. D. 1906, at ten o'clock in the forenoon of said day, at the Courtroom of said Court, in Holbrook, County ot Navajo, Territory of Arizona, and all persons interested in said estate are. notified then and there to appear and show cause; if any they have, why the prayer of.said petitioner should not be granted.
 R. c. Smith, Clerk.
 Dated October 2nd, 1906,
Holbrook argus., 1906-11-17
A Republican Council

The representatives in the next Territorial Council are as fol- lows:
 Mohave-P. P. Dillon, dem. Coconino-H. c. Lockett, rep. Apache-J T. Hogue, rep. Navajo-Robert Scott, rep. Yavapal-A. J. Doran, rep. Maricopa-E. B. O'Neill, dem. Yuma-D. Mcintyre, rep.
 Pima-E. M. Dickerman, rep. Pinal-T. Weedin, dem.
 Gila-G. w. P. Hunt, dem. Graham-J. F. Cleveland, rep. Cochise-Steve Roemer, dem. Santa Cruz and Pima counties have a councilman jointly, which makes a representation oftwelve for the thirteen counties of Ari. zona.
Holbrook argus., 1906-11-17
Only a Sentiment.

Passing along the street re. gently we overheard one ques- tioner say "Why do we keep Thanksgiving, anyway" The reply came curtly: "Oh. it's on- ly sentiment!' and the two pass ed beyond hearing.
 Only sentiment! Yet even if that were all, what would life be without its sentiment? It is only sentiment that actuates an honest man in rejecting bribe for his vote at the election. Chas- tity is perhaps only sentiment, but society would he .brutalized and materialized beyond recog- nition did it not exist. Patriot ism may be classed as senti- ment, but it is strong enough to lead men by tens of thousands to defend their country's rights at the price of death if need be. A long and honorable public career a sterling sense of honor in pri-. vate life, an unshaken confidence in ones friends, the cherished af- lection of man for man, woman for woman, sex for sex, may all be mere matters of sentiment, but there isn't gold enough in all this world to purchase an in6ni- tesimal part of these same senti- ments at the value placed upon them by those who cherish them, and we are glad for the apprecia- which the public still vouchsafes.
 But Thanksgiving is more than a sentiment. It is an ebullition of the Gospel of Joy in Human ity's heart; it is the practical ex- ecution of the Gospel ot Deeds; it is the crowning glory of a civili- zation which has come into the proper state of appreciation of the higher things of life. It;is the national acknowledgement that there is sunshine in the world; that as a Christian people we recognize Him who has kept us through all individual and na- tional crises and has prospered us in all our ways; of the unity, peace, generosity, liberty, justice, purity, righteousness, truth, and love of God and man. It is a day of wholesome love for our own kin, of kindly deeds and use fitness toward our fellow crea- lures, of reverent thankfulness to the Giver of all good It is the sister day of Christmas-a day
Holbrook argus., 1906-11-17

In the Sixtieth Congress the following will be the political complexion of the new Houses: Senate
Holbrook argus., 1906-11-17
Political Complexion of Congress

The two Houses of Congressin the Fifty-nlnth Congress is con- stituted as follows:
Holbrook argus., 1906-11-17

Republicans ...-:-.... ................ .61 Democrats. 29] Republican majority ...32 Majority (Fifty-ninth) .24
 House
 Republicans. .,-.-,...-.,...,.....- 22S Democrats 15S Republican majority y...,,,.-. 70 Majority (Fifty-ninth) -....-..- 112 Loss over Fifty-nlnth. ....,..... AZ
 This shows a good working majority sufficient to carry thro- ugh any of the reform measures that the party may desire, Two years from now, when the Presi- deutial election will be held. there is every reason to believe that the Republican majority will be increased, as the partyin power always suffers in "off'' years.
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The Realty Auction Market.

The auction room was the scene of some OF
its old time aCtiVit Y last week. The long list
of valuable parcels 10 he put under the
hammer brought out "A large crowd OF opera
tors and spectators, who greatly e%nlivened
the biddin for some Of the offerings. The
most interesting event was the sale of three
old buildings on Sixth avenue, one OF which
is situated on the line of the McAdoo tunnel.
This building. a twenty foot tenement near
TwCnty-fOurth street, hemmed in by I'M
purChasHble property. brought 500, 80. A
similar building on Sixth avcn ne near Forty
seventh street. with n seventy foot frontage
on the avenue, was knocked down for s9l 900.
Business firms outbid the professional oper-
atnrs i'm each case. The tract Of 100 lots
and DWELLINGS az city Island put up on Tues
day proved to be a disappointment. AZ the
bids were too low to suit the owners the
Offering was withdrawn from the market
The Sinclair House property offered on
Wednesday was bid in at Sl9i 900. The two
buildings AZ I3a and l4l Franklin street caught
the fancy of the crowd and some lively bid
ding ensuCd. The property was hnally
knocked down to William 5. Juhring for
sSg. OOO.
The list for the present week, although
showing some slight decrease in volume,
contains aeveral interesting items. In ad-
dition to a number of miscellaneous parcels
IN Manhattan and The Bronx. the budget
also contains a modern dwelling on Madison
avenue near Forty-fourth street and a plot
of about ffty-eight lots in tho Dyckman
tract.
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court Calendars This Day.

Supreme C~ourt-Appellate Division. Recess.
Supreme ~Court-SpeCtal Tern. Part Motor
matters. Part uI-Casc unfinished. Motions
Preferred causes Nos. 5i74, 577l and Thomas
Mga, i0sa, 43sa, biSi. 55i5. Sss. $50. Part W.-Case
day calendar. Part Vt-Ad'. rned for the term.
TiaI Term. Part La diminished. short
SS sS" sNa SG sslS Sis s1oG 1' sio.. -i issa. 5 sss, s s5iS, a asSl' s ~,
241S. 2iG4, p6. 237a, ZOOS, 247l, 2l73, 2472. 2474, 2Ji
siai. 2ta8, PAS, 2555. 2I5S. 1929. 237s. Part III ase
unfinished. Nos. 6S7. ~. ne. 20, 30. %. a. o.. 2o4
ls. III. 1871. 1873. Part IE.-Chs diminished. Gases
from Part III. Part N.--Adiourucd for thr term,
Part Vicar. Coscs from Part VII. TART vi
sOg5, ses5. $50, 1927, $40. ~. 81. rs, 3oos. Part Vii
adjourned FOR the term. Pnrt TX. Case unnn
ishcd. Cases from Part *. Part Clear. In
r.. II2 ass. s6i- sii'. iiiiat'' tx 81, 1872. $50, sa,, 81
sOi. iiCG. 81. 90. lll2. lOS2. 1891, ll20. il35, g43, PISS
2l6, lll1. ld-7, lial, 1854. 'Gl, iis2, ltkG. 1893, 1889
lsh't. case" tgon Part Y. Part vi Adjourned
for N term. Fart XIII, Case unirish ID. Cases
Surroratee' Court Chambers. For prnHatr-wuI,
o. harriet !. Barrett, Rerinali par'. EiCaNoi
81. JOtp, t7'l' rnr Gray, EGWnrl VI. SIaw. G r
ttud" RNh, ,'ln N.rsthunC, Rob. ri DJm. Nara
u 50 s. " Annie H. NCllCr, ThrolOrr q. JO.u,.u
az e ~ Trial Term y dar cal mar. Guy
Court SD.daiItrm Court opens Al 10 \. v. No
is@' ls aFai ,,a H'T TsG,. i i25, ISL, !'i i.,5, ,s No' i5 ,'' is 81
l5gl, iTl4. I5ps 1904, 1905, S31, 30. ~partIL-CI,ar
Doe, 1877. 1879, 1907, 1882. l5toLa, AR. 5,Os. 1870
is76, 70" Gss. rs, l.Ss, 400. 1900, i5o2, 800, 1908
iesd. i--f. So. Git. G2i. 1881. 40. ia3s. Part "
Cl'Ar. Short Causes, Nos. 6O75. 6OSg, 6iO7, 6iis
s;sd, G.cg. 80. soio. $3.50. 5S59, SSH. 6l7s 5e7l, $50.
5St tsgs. e2i5. 5s.i. G. I. 62lS. Part V.-Clear
hoe 5shBlo. 1896, 1852. 81. 400
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Bws to announce the HSanaunno on Novt list of WHIT HELP throughout its lining room service both
TGes spacious outdoor pha and hed ndm sun panon OwrhokHsu the Ocean and the Boardwalk
are Ammg the most attractive tstusa at this i'm of year
During NoembT ana Lsembr no eug have Is made TO- ne prrn o@hroms and they see each
The Marlborough bnhenm music whbhu ner the direction Louis Knoll Ab become noted con
'wS every evening Jto6SSTSsfaW WH mi yea Proprietor, and Managers.
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HAV 4 fine, large, ~ room house. which cost
me s., 500. and which | Will sell ~ n very reasonable
figure 10 a quick buyer meaning business, nnest
plumbing, coal and gas r'nVcs. plot f0tllS, IN re-
strcted locality; take culver line y train at
Bridge To Av. n; fare Sc. house on East Third ST.,
between Y and Ryder avs. phone iil3W. Flatbush
q. WtERZ
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L~ackaWanna Railroad.

New lOrk, foot Barclay, Christopher, West %. -
$500 \. M.-For biu champion and Elmira.
1000 4. M,-fOr Buffalo. CllcagO and 81. LOUIS
'1.4O P, Nor Buffalo and Chicago.
faUO p. M.-FOr Scranton and plymouth.
z'6:lS p. M.-FOr Buffalo AMI CaicagO.
'sAS y. M.--FOr Buffalo. SyTaCIse and ItEara -
200 A. h.-FOr hiCago-Slceper open go D. y.
Tickets az its. AZ, iiss. i4A broadway. y i;
IFrlSays and saiufdaY.. Lave I'd So p ~ g u
ELeaves Oh nstophsr 81. $40 y. N. week days
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APARTMENTS 40 IEr-tUkNisiiED
nth ST, Is EAST. II ALABAMA ELE-
gantly furnished apartment, private bath, .Sl"O
daily: including meals, two, s5 weekly; one. s5'
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,l lckets ana Pull an accommodation nr ~ ~.
so ald 10Y roadway it2 5th Ave, n Union s. " -
z 4 81 Fulton 81, 4 Court St, az Nustrari AFe-
- broadway ana foot Fulton St, Brooklyn.
ny 7. Iraasfcr Co. VillCAll for and check haggazr
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10y ot NrSI I'D a. Cortlandt and Desbrosses SIS Q:
DIS. dl2.45. el1. g0&. n52S. Is Is.
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Coming Auction Sales.

BY Joseph p. Day.
wadsworth avenue, No. 200, northwest corner OF
n s Auerbach vs.. 4. F, Bell ct al; Max Stern,
::1s,Gsg,n.eiya; S sn Gg.,cr IN ,,, rsf' Ec,. s u.s.. g iTSJ @sn t.
a FIRST mortgage of $4,000.
TUESDAY. NOVEMBER %.
BY Joseph p. Day.
Broadway. southeast corner Of Hawthorne street.
Hawthorne street. south side. sS.5 feet east Of
Broadway, 1OONlO0, vacant.
sherman avenue, 5oxiOO. vacant.
nyckman street, north side. 100 feet east Of Yer
mi sSerm nHSn nTcn HTH' east SIDE, 200 feet north Of Dyck-
man street. 50X310. running through TO Post avenue,
Vermilyea avenue, west side. I75 feet south of
Hawthorne street. two lots, each 2oNi8; lad
street, lO0NloO. vacant; also similar plot adjoining
Fd}ecombe avenue. west side. about 25 feet
south of l55th street. 2sNlOOxi2SN1Sf Nacant -.
Nernlilyea ayen9e' sasI sue iV "e' "''" VI
i u Avenue east side, about 2ee feet south OF
Dyckman street, lOOxls4, running through to HUI
sherman avenue, west side. 800 feet south OF
pvctran street, 35OylOo. vacant.
sherman avenue, southwest corner Of Hawthorne
street, iOOSiOO. vacant.
Goerck street. No. 0S, east side, III feet, north
of Rivingt ton treet, 25Nea. 10, tNc story brick ten
ement and store; II: d., COLI, trustee, DC. VS. Max
Wiener referee: due on Judgment, SIS, 94s.s3 sub
tect to taxes, &c, Si2J.J0.
WEDNESDAY. NOVEMBER q.
BY Bryan L. Kennedy.
sixty sixth street, No. 800. south Side, 400 feet
east OF Second avenue, three story brick. tenement:
&c Neyer VS.. Bernard Giles ct al; Warren
McConihe, attorney. L.. W.. Thompson, referee:
partition p
Igrh street, Nos. 5Oe and 50i. south side. 100 feet
west OF Amsterdam avenue, 5ONs8. II, SIX story DICK
tenrneut. Emanuel Arnsten Ct AZ. vs.. Abraham
Srhl,ssinccr Fl al. Alexander Pfelfer, attorney:
S9niucl Marsh, referee. due on Judgment. S2B,A7S.52.
subject TO taxes. &c, S20393; subject to four mort
CAGES aggreCHting s22, 100. e
BY ID. r.. lngraham & Co.
is5th street. north side, 100 feet east OF Park
avenue. 5DNlOO. vacant; G.. J. Paine VS.. JACOB
SrhWach ct AL: Reuben MGplesden, attorney, ;. /, IL.
Ward, referee; due on judgment. A,9Oo,l7; subject
10 taxes, &c. SSlO7.
FRIDAY. NOVEMBER 80.
BY Joseph +. Day.
Madison avenue, No. as, east side, sos feet north
NJ Fnrty fourth street. 25XiOO, four story stone front
dwelling. IA. ID. Wlnans vs.. the Netherlands Corpora
ZION 81 Al. Baldwin & b., attorneys; ". NJ, OBrlen,
Jr.. referee; d e on judg mcnt, S5s,246.sO; subject
70 taxes, &c, I,2l2.BS.
ST Mary's and l4tth streets, 262k100, vacant; c. A.
Kreeland rs. N. J.. Ernst et al; !. X. Narlan, atior
ney: Nathan Greenbaum, referee. due on Judgment,
81 yg19.Sl: subject TO taxes. &c, SGD
BY Samuel Goldsticker.
i7S,h street. north side, 100 feet west Of Amster
dam avenue. lOOXlO0, vacant; Abraham Ruth et al.
Us. Charles ANclrOad ct al. Feltenstein q r., attor
ncys, tlfred Lauterbach, referee; due on Judg
ment. SCI ,52l.57, subject to taxes. s55i.s2.
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THE
ON WASHINGTON HEIGHTS

hi FAIRMONT. as West 10th stone block
from subway; modern apartments; S, o. 7 rooms:
moderate rentals.
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Or BRONX.

THE SOLANO and MoNIDA. 207 and 200 Dyck-
man ST.. cor. Broadway; q and 7 room suites.