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Mountain Home maverick. [volume] (Mountain Home, Idaho) 1906-1911, 1907-01-24
STOP 1T.

Eight wrecks, six of which re-
suited in fatalities, was the record
on the various railroads of the Uni
ted States last Saturday. On the
government owned or controlled
railroads of all Europe during the
year 1906, according to statistics
recently published, only two per sons
we're killed, one of whom was a
drunkard who had fallen asleep on
the track and the other a man Who
was trespassing on the right of way
at night There is food for serious
tenn again proved its inefficiency
last Saturday, when ON account of
a heavy fog an eng ineer could not
see the signals and sent his train
crashing into another, hurting over
twenty human lives into the pres
ence of their Maker without one
note of warning. On the wide and
uDcrowded oceans the law of ma
tions has established the inviolable
rule that in foggy weather speed
must be reduced by half or more
and powerful steam sirens send
their warning across the waters at
frequent intervals, but the Amer
lean engineer, goaded on to reck-
1cssness by officials who are in turn
driven to desperation by the frantic
and incesasnt CT les OF thousands of
money-mad stockholders for divi-
dends, more frequent and larger
DIVIDENDS, is permitted to carry
his precious load through Eain ard
snow and fog at speed regulated
only by his own sense and judg-
ment. Instead OF wrangling for
days over the question of whether
few rowdy negro soldiers should
be dishonorably discharged by the
president, the supposedly intelli-
gent Legislators at Washing ton
might be better employed in ser
iously attempting to put stop to
the awful slaughter of human
lives by the railroads of the coun-
try. OF vastly more Importance to
the country at large is it that the
means of travel be made safe, than
that handful of Japanese are ex-
cluded from the schools of San
Francisco. Whether the notorious
! Smoot shall retain his seat in the
senate is of small importance when
compared to the tremendously larg-
er one of whether, when he goes to
or from that seat, he is entitled to
any sort of a guarantee that he will
reach his destination alive. A few
of the millions spent in trying &c
establish naval supremacy could
be more profitably disposed of in
protecting the rights and lives oil
citizens when pleasure or necessity
4 corppeIS them TO use the only means
of travel now at their disposal.
How much longer must this shock
ing state of affairs continue before
something is done? II socialism /:
gaining strength in this country,
the wiilful and absolutely incxcus-
able neglect of the government in
this vitality important matter is one
of the chief causes of it.
Mountain Home maverick. [volume] (Mountain Home, Idaho) 1906-1911, 1907-01-24
MINING PARAGRAPHS.

The Mohawk mine, at Go1dfield,
Nevada, has produced eight mill
lions of dollars worth of ore since
April.
Manhattan, Nevada, closely re-
sembles the camp of Bullfrog in
that it is great milling PROPOSE
ton.
H. P Madden has bonded for
$40, 600 the group of seven mining
claims owned by Morris Roberts
and Anthony ZURICH at Ely, Nevada.
An authority on mines, who is
familiar with the Sonora field, says
that the output of copper in Sonora,
Mexico, for 1906, amounted to 17e,
600, 900 pounds.
The big Greenwater merger,
that has been talked of for some
time has been contaminated. The
new company will have a capital
ization of SIS, 900, 900, with s, 600,
600 shares.
1t is stated that in the Keane
Valley, S65O,OOO worth of ore has
already been blocked out, and the
free milling will average better than
$IS.
1t is now a certainty that COM
bination of interests in the Man
haitian district will erect a great
custom milling plant this coming
spring, or as soon as weather condi-
tionS will allow.
Ore that assays 175 ounces in
silver and 1 5 per cent lead has been
struck by Henry Welland and
Joseph Foster on their Victor
claim about three-fourths of mile
east of Pioch, Nevada.
January was a happy day for
the Consolidated Mercur company
and portion of their employees, for
two OF the battery of six roasters
at Mercur were placed in COM
mission after a close-down of sew
erai days
During the past year more an
nual assessment work was per-
formed in the Deep Creek district
than before in any five years COM
bined. This condition has been
brought about by assurance that
the Western Pacific railroad will
be completed to shipping points
within the early months of the
present year
E. p. Jennings, mining cngi-
neer, gives some extremely interest
ing figures in his report regarding
the probable earnings of the Nevada
Douglas Taking the daily capaci.
~ at 1000 tons of 33 per CEN
copper ore, after dcducting all cx
Mountain Home maverick. [volume] (Mountain Home, Idaho) 1906-1911, 1907-01-24
cars of high grade ote.

The deposits of the Yerington
district are classed as contact met
amorphic ore deposits by the
economic geoolgists, and may be
described as masses of metamor-
resting upon an intrusive granite
the granite having furnished the
necessary heat and heated mineral
lied solutions required to convert
the adjacent limestone into
massive garnetiferous rock impreg-
mated with copper ore.
Mountain Home maverick. [volume] (Mountain Home, Idaho) 1906-1911, 1907-01-24

The Boise Citizen rightly says
that this session of the legislature
should restore to the people the true
Australian ballot. The present sys-
tenn ofavoting for. eagles and roost-
eTs and other ebmtems as device
of the political boss, inspired by the
devil. II has no support for think
ing, patriotic citizens.
Mountain Home maverick. [volume] (Mountain Home, Idaho) 1906-1911, 1907-01-24

Did the Oregon Short Line offer
McCracl<en that pass because of his
action in introducing the anti-pass
bill, or was he the only one of the
eEstirc Legislative body who was not
afraid TO offend the railroads by adj
hitting that he had received a
bride in the shape of a pass?
Mountain Home maverick. [volume] (Mountain Home, Idaho) 1906-1911, 1907-01-24

A precedent which can safely and
pTofitably be followed by educators
an over the country. has been estab-
sished by Principal Thomas of the
Burlington, Vermont, high school,
and his teachers. who, finding that
& o per cent of the boys used tobac-
co habitually, and desiring to re-
-dl1ce the practice have agreed that
no pupil Who uses tobacco can hold
"A school office or be a member OF
any organization, including athe-
1e1ic and social clubs.
Mountain Home maverick. [volume] (Mountain Home, Idaho) 1906-1911, 1907-01-24

To weep is not uninanly. To
shed a sympathetic tear at the
bedside of sick or dying friend
OF over the recital of some tale of
great human sorrow and suffering
IS only TO prove that your heart is
not dead to those feelings which
level all distinctions and makes all
the world akin.
Mountain Home maverick. [volume] (Mountain Home, Idaho) 1906-1911, 1907-01-24

The ''Knocker'' is breed dis
1irct1y by himself. He has al~ays
been and always will be. He seems
10 be cross between a coyote and
"a pcnny-a-liner. He is no good TO
himself and is a detriment to socie-
" and business. He is especially
opposed to virtue and progress.
J he leading qualifications of the
-znockcr' are to ridiculc and be-
little the efforts of others and never
10 do anything himself. His en-
zbIcn is hammer. his motto: al
ways and under all circumstances
act the dog in the manager. -
T his barnacle on the ship of pro-
gross is found in all walks of bust
ness and social life Jesus Christ
suffered at tfsc hands of the
'.knockcr. Hc deprccatcs great
enterprises because they are beyond
his comprehension and smaller I'M
Mountain Home maverick. [volume] (Mountain Home, Idaho) 1906-1911, 1907-01-24

Tillman, the unterrified, has dis
covered that he is not the only one
VINO can WELD the pitChfork. Sen
2tor Spooner of Wisconsin used the
instrument the other day with a
vim and zest that must have pain
FULLY surprised the fire eater from
South Carolina.
Mountain Home maverick. [volume] (Mountain Home, Idaho) 1906-1911, 1907-01-24

Proposals of marriage are said
TO be pouring in upon Hicks, the
rescued miner, but he will likely
think twice before becoming en-
tombed in pit from which no
heroic comrades would move a fling
-r to rescue him.
Mountain Home maverick. [volume] (Mountain Home, Idaho) 1906-1911, 1907-01-24

When you meet a man who
kcenly enjoys the society of chill
dren, you have generally found one
with whom you can safely trust
your business affairs. No man can
long endure the companionship of
pure and innocent childhood who is
at heart mean and deceitful.
Mountain Home maverick. [volume] (Mountain Home, Idaho) 1906-1911, 1907-01-24

AS a means of stopping or at
least better tracing the all too fire.
quent stamp robbcries, stamps will
soon be put on sale at 5000 pres
identia1 postoffices, bearing on
their face the name of the city
and state in which the office is To-
Gated.
Mountain Home maverick. [volume] (Mountain Home, Idaho) 1906-1911, 1907-01-24

Captain N. P. Lundeen, of York,
Nebraska, yesterday bought quar-
ter section of land and water
rights through the Dudley & Grit
fifth agency. Edwin Burke of the
same place invested in four city
lots.
Mountain Home maverick. [volume] (Mountain Home, Idaho) 1906-1911, 1907-01-24

a bore is a human being who,
thoroughly imbued with a strong
conviction regarding his own great
ness, never misses an opportunity
of irnpressing it upon others.
Mountain Home maverick. [volume] (Mountain Home, Idaho) 1906-1911, 1907-01-24
SUBSCRIPTION RATES
OFFICIAL COUNTY PAPER

Will not our esteemed exchanges
kindly note that the Bulletin is de-
funct and correct their mailing lists
accordingly
Mountain Home maverick. [volume] (Mountain Home, Idaho) 1906-1911, 1907-01-24

Our telephone number is 118.
Mountain Home maverick. [volume] (Mountain Home, Idaho) 1906-1911, 1907-01-24
Bruneau Stage Line

Leaves Mountain Home
daily (eXcect Sunday at Big
a. m, arriving at .Bruneau at
o'clock p. m. Leaves
Bruneau at 2:iS p. M, arrives
at Mountain Home at 7 p, m.
Office at Ross x VanOrff's
warehouse, where tickets
can be had and packages and
freight left. Fare s. one
way; round trip $3.50.
Prompt delivery of packages
and charges reasonable.
B. f. HARRIS
Proprietor.
Mountain Home maverick. [volume] (Mountain Home, Idaho) 1906-1911, 1907-01-24

E. p. Jennings, a mining cngi-
ncer, gives some extremely interest
ing figures in his report regarding
the probable earnings of the Nevada
Douglas Taking the daily capaci-
~ at 1000 tons of 33 per cent
copper ore. after dcducting all cx-
New-York tribune., 1907-09-18
BIG CHAMBERS ST. DEAL.
ABOUT $1,000, 900 INTOLVED.
Plot 4djoins Emigrant Industrial
.Sa1ings Bank.

The Century Realty Company and the Alliance
Realty Company have sold for about s1OOO,OOo cash
No AZ 10 Al Chambers street, extending to NO. u
to % Reade St. having a frontage in Chambers St
Of 751 feet and in Reade st. Of 749 feet and oelns
ISL ga feet deep easterly side and l5l' Ieet
on the westerly side. The name OF the buyer was
not made public. He is understood TO be a Ilch
investor vino contemplates improving the site III
the near future with large business DuAoihs
The broker was E. A Tredwel
This property was purchased by the century
Realty Cor1nany about sixteen months ago for
about 500 GOO from the Russell Erwin Manufact-
,rrina COMPANY. dealers in hardware, who still
OCCUPY il ard who viii vacate the premises on
January l. 10 move into the building erected for
them IN the new hardware centre on Lafayette
St near Canal ST The property is in the block
bounded by the Stewart Building and the new
bridge terminals which is TO be constructed
the new municipal building for Offices. Adjoining
II on the east is the building occupied by
the American News Company and on the west by
the Eraigrant Industrial Savings Bank
4 Gutenberg & Son and Schuckhart & Craner
have sold for Harry Martin the Alliance, A SIX
storv elevator apartment house. Nos So and 80
East 9th St plot Sc. 6xI0o.11 feet. adjoining
the northeast corner Of Madison ave, to NJ Green
berg. MI Greenberg gives in part payment No
sos 10 No. 81 East 11Sth St. two six story new
law houses, each ou a plot 50x10o11 feet. The
frsnsscticu involves S32S o0n.
New-York tribune., 1907-09-18
IN THE AUCTION MARKET.

II ths corridor of the County Courthouse White
Plains yesterday L Kennedy sold IN foreclosure
cf 525 fronting Central Park and Jackson
Yonkers. the others OF Coils
? Huntington s177,300 The foreclosure action
brought by the others of the Hunting
estate against Sylvester H. Kaeeland-
Joseph p Day viii offer for sale today in the Real
Exchange salesrcons plot lOOx114 on the
north 225th st. 2o5 Of q ave: plot
beA1oo feet TIE south side of 236th 100
Kepler Eve -four story brick building with store
24x1s0 the northeast ave.
G Plot 50x1oo feet the north side Of 2I3th ST.
feet Maple Samuel Marx will offer for
sale three story brick tenement house No Az East
ia street. IS sx75 feet Bryan L Kennedy Will sell
the premises. at II $50 lots fronting Central
PARK and Jerome and the CToton Aqueduct at
NrrL
New-York tribune., 1907-09-18
STEAMERS AT FOREIGN PORTS.
ARRIVED.


Plymouth SEPT IL $40 TnPatTicia tGer). New York
for Cherbourg and Hamburg
Glasgow. sept I5-caledonia (Br). New York via No
Rotterdam. sept l6-Estonia Russ). New York for
Antwerp sept s-Kroonland. New York via Dover
York via Christisnsand.
Bremen. Sept II. Z m-Kronprinz Wilhelm Ger.
- York via Plymouth and Cherbourg
Gibraltar, Sept 10 j , m-Konig Albert (Cier) New
Genoa. sept 13-Campania Utah York via Naples
Dunedin. sept 15-Indraghiri 'Rrl. New VIA Mel
Sydney. Sept 17-Kish York via 81 Vincent
. Y, Melbourne.
Victoria Sept 15-Sodier Prince rl Rio Jaueiro for
New York
Ayres Rosario
Algiers sept 12-Acars CBr) 0rom YorsA. Hong
barbados. sept Is-Trent CBr1 Southampton for Colon
&c. New York
Iibsu sept I1Arconia Caussl. New York via Rotter-
dam.
SAILED
Shields Sept Ie-Paula CGerp. oSeosund for New
Haelva. sept 15-Inca tBrl. New York
Tarragona. Sept 14-Mongibelo UtaD. New York
Aigies Sept l6Ghratar 'Br) from Penang for Boston
and York
Montevideo Sept 15-Irsbroos tBr, r3ew York
Rio de Janeiro Sept 14recian Prince tBr).
Lucia. Sep. 13-Eari 6Br from Calao etc
for Philadelphia and New York.
Kingston Jamaica. Sept 13-orinoco (BrD from New
for Colon. Barbados. and Southampton.
Atrato tfsr). Southampton. etc, New York
PASSED
Gibraltar, Sept l7-Erancesca AUST etc for
sssres sept ls-KapinFa tBr. New York for AIgiers
Hiogo.
Knsaie. sept l7-Tntoretto ,Br,. Sew York for Man
sciIis. Sept i7Phrbus CGe9 New York for Hamburg.
New-York tribune., 1907-09-18
n RE4L ESTATE TREAT.
Many Leading Brokers to SPEAK at
Y. ". &. 4. School.

The annual booklet IF the real estate school
conducted by the West Side Young Mems Christian
Association. No so West 57th street. under the
auspices of prominent members Of the Real Estate
Board Of Brokers' will be issued in a few days
The advance proofs shov that most Of the big real
estate experts the city will again lecture in the
school
Three courses will again be given. In the first
Eeries twenty-five lectures different phases
Of problem. The topics and lecturers
Gre as follows '.Auctioneering and Brokerage"
Joseph P. DAY. Selling" Lawrence 8 Gilman:
Leasing Albert r Ashforth. Operating: The
Operator in His Relations TO the Broker" Joseph
L. Ruttenwieser: Operating The Operators
Method OF Handling and Improving Property
Robert z Simon: Management Of Downtown
Buildings Joel S. De Selding: Management Of
Apartnent and Tenement Property and Loft and
Business Property" r. E Wilcox. Building
Apartment and Tenement Property Thomas P
Neville: ''I,osning- Building Loans and Permanent
Loans" G. Richard Davis: "Appraisals.' E II.
Gilbert. "Appraisals: Expert Testimony Charles
Griffith Moses. Exchanging, John l. Parish;
Real Estate Investing Henry Morsenthau;
Title Registration and the Torrens System. N.
Joseph TIarson; Insurance: Title" Philip 8.
Dean: Insurance Fire r. o Haubold: Real
Estate Corporations Robert Z. Dowlins; Vacant
Lot Operation" Lotcn H Slawson; Corner Prop
ertv'' Edward /. King; Transportation, George
: Rice: Condemnation Proceedings: How and
Why Property is Condemned John H Hallock:
Taxation" Lawson Purdy; News and Advertis-
ing" Henry Harmon Neil; Developments: The
Bronx ]. Clarence Davies: DEVELOPMENTS: Long
lsland.' William H Reynolds; Developments:
Suburban William z. Harmon; Real Estate
T-s5slation.' Lawrence WELLER; Ethics of the Real
=. 1e Business Francis E Ward.
The course in real estate law will again be given
nv Henry F. Miller. and the course in mana ging
a real estate business by Ronald c Lee general
manager Of the real estate information bureau.
The school viii open on Octeber l5. Last year 31s
men. q large number Of whom were practical real
estate brokers. enrolled. and this year sub
stantiaI increase in the registration is expected
Joseph P. Day has been added 10 the advisory
committee of the school, the other members of the
committee beng Walter Staber. z. A. Tredwell.
J. s De Selding. Francis L. Ward and Henry
Harmon Neil
New-York tribune., 1907-09-18
IN THE PRIVATE SALES MARKET.

Theodore H. Friend and J. Cahiu have sold a
rlot 5oxiOo feet. side Of Rsedae ave 100
feet north of fremont
Samuel Plat sold Louis Flash No 1929 Wash
ave, four hathouse a 2sxl45 feet
Louis Reiss bought from Jacob Schrnitt No ssI
Fast Is1st story dwelling house. a 25x
- feet.
Iariel T. McTlkenny has sold for Mrs E L Street
70 Miss " Stern story Queen house on
piot so1so feet On Corear Place
Marble ziiil
have sold for the trustees Of Columbia
College No. IS West z7th ST. four story hrownstone
dwelling house on lot 23xl9o5 feet The buyer will
remodel the house
Piatky has sold Nos 20 and AZ West 22d
t-o four story buildings stores. plot 4sxss
fret
New-York tribune., 1907-09-18
SHIPPING NEWS.
Port of New York, Tuesday Sept. II, 1907
ARRIVED.

ARRIVED.
Steamer jamestown Catharne. Norfolk the Old
Dominion with passengers and Indse Lett quar-
steamer Princess Anne Tapley Norfolk Newport
News the Old Dominion $ Co. with passengers ana
mdse- Left Quarantine at 1:33 p M -
Tomoana O3rJ. BrinkiteT. Cardiff September
3. FUnch Edge In ballast. Arrived at the Bar
steamer Kaiser Wilhelm der Crosse Ger. PoIack
Bremen September TO- Southampton end Cherbourg H. to
Oelrtchs d Co with 77s cabin and seerage passen
Steamer Carib Packer. Georgetown September Il and
Wilmington, y c. H. 70 the Clyde Ss Co. with passen-
Steamer Grosser Kurfurst er. Prehn. Bremen Septem
Der and CherbourG 20 Oelrichs & Co. with I53 cabin
and 1.334 pas, mails and mdse Arrived
the Bar at 4.32 a
Enfield ;8r Ddnn. Guanaco Venezuela. Sep
tembeS 4 with asphaltum. the 4 L Barbour asphalt
Co Vessel 70 Daniel Bacon Arrived at the Bar a
Steamer Heig olav dam. Hoist, Copenhagen. Sep
tenber g. Cbrisiana and ChTistiansand Z. to Funch
Fdye co. with 22l cabin 46 steerage passengers
and mdse. Arrived al the Bar at $50 a
Steamer Saratoga. Do%nes. Havana September Il.
the New York Cuba Mail with 80 passengers
Steamer Europa GtaD LavareIo. Genoa September 3
Naples 3 70 fairfield Solari 60. I26 and
s42 .teerage passengers aud mdse Arrived the
Steamer Prinz sgismund CGer) Devantier, Colon Ser
teueer 10 AMI Kingston H. to the Hamburg American
Line with 10 passengers. mails Arrived at
steamer RONALD Gr) courtade Marpeiiles September
! Naples and Alrneria s 70 James W ElvelI & Co
with Is cabin and 453 steeraFe passengers and rndse
Arrived the Bar 4:1O m.
Steamer IroQuos Chichester Jacksonville September
and Charleston l6. the Clyde SIS Co. passengers
ana rndse Left Quarantine at ! ,
Steamers Kronprinzessin Ceciie Ger via ply
mouth and CheTbourg oceana 0er) Hamburg PIvrn-
ouh and CherbcurE; Tropic (Br). Rotterdam Ham
burg Hernine EAust. Palermo. Catania &c Anita CNor).
Savannah; Fagerun tNor. Port Antonio Atlantis CIorl
Newport News. Hamilton. Norfolk aud Newport News
jacksonville.
New-York tribune., 1907-09-18
CURB BROKER ACCUSED BY POLICEMAN
Officer Says T J. German Got His $3.50 90
Under False Pretences.

Thomas J. German, a curb broker at NO 20
Broad street, arraigned in Jefferson ~ MAJ me-
court yesterday a charge of obtaining soO0 %
under false pretences from Michae! grimm d pa
trolrnan of the City Hall station. He waived eN
animation, and was held In $1,000 ball for trla'
Detective Griffin of the Wall street bureau, VINO
made the arrest says that German has beeh au
active dealer in Cobalt Central and has had many
customers, among whom was Griffin Last 'us
the patroman bought two thousand shares Vi '.'0
stock at 33 d-3 through German, and eNpreSSeu
determination to hold it until it reached par Cor
man kept the shares the policeman says, IN MS
own name and hypothecated them He was caught
in a recent squeeze it is said and sold out
New-York tribune., 1907-09-18
TRANSPAcIFIc MAILS.

Destination steamer Close IN NeW York
Hawaii Japau Corea China and Philip
Tne Islands (via san Franciscol-ko-.
New zealand. Australia (exceDt Weso
and New Caledonia Cvia san Fran 80
cIscoG-Yeido sept - o-oV 2 %
Japan, Corea, China and Philippine Isl
snds Gfa Vancouver and Victoria.
3 C1-Eupress OF japan sept y. 900 p n
sS ifa9oohsoo-Amerioa sept q. 500 m
Hawaii. Guam and Philippine Islands
(yia san Francisco)U transports sept 80. 500 m
Hawaii via san tTancisCc)Sit sept 81. 500 n
Australia Except Wes). New Zealand,
samoan Islands. Fiji Islands and New
"a 9l,Moara Oct s. 500 N
IaSln lTrd ana Sigrposs Oct IL 6oopm
New-York tribune., 1907-09-18
DEALS IN THE Wakefield SECTION.

A Shstzkin & Sons bought from the Belmont
Realty and Construction Company plot. 75xIO9 feet
the north side OF 225th east OF Pafld
ing ave: also Williams the northeast oor-
q oiinNine and 2l5th plot l00xloo feet
and have sold Mr. SantoFo feet on th.
soufh SIDE of 2lath west Of Ash ave- and 10 VIII
Garcia Tortorelh plot ssxioo feet
.n ave north of 2Isth q
New-York tribune., 1907-09-18
LEASE NORTH MOORE STREET SITE.

The Charles r Noyes Company has LEASED for twenty
with renewal privileges. plot No 50
Sorh Moore FOR the Protestant Episcopal Society for
she Promotion of Religion and Learning Chesebro
& Davidson Building Company Negotiations pend
'7s through the brokers for the erection lease
- : building that VIII be erected on this plot
New-York tribune., 1907-09-18

of brick trimmed with limestone. 1t will have ac-
coumodaons ffty-four families and is 10 cost sl75
OO0 Neville & Bagge the architects.
Plans filed making over the lower
stores of the four story and basement house Al West
35th St. business occupancy. The Improvement '
being made for the Messenger estate.
New-York tribune., 1907-09-18
REALTY NOTES.

John X. Goidng leased for Simon FTsnel the en-
tire third floor the Howard Building. z7th
ave. n. weinberg & Co a long years
George 3. Wilson, OF Philadelphia Is the buyer
5ss West 18th and No. Is 10 81 Hancock
Place recently sold by Leopold We'll Harry schwtze
New-York tribune., 1907-09-18
QUICK RESALE OF DOWNTOWN BUILDING

G " wiIo.ic< Nc. lie Washington
building. - x555H23.5xJ1 feet. ad
Joining the southwest Of ith at 10 Dudley z
Parsons for sl2ooo wilcnick bought the property
a auction Monday slI. 800.
New-York tribune., 1907-09-18
SEEK TO FoREcLosE A MORTGAGE.

An action has been brought in ths Supreme by
Sender Jarnplowsky. against Meyer others
fo-eclose mortgages sggrega1ns Ss5 0G0 property
the north side 115th street I55 feet Park
ave LII szlOoI1 feet
New-York tribune., 1907-09-18
a sf7s.ooc APARTMENT PROJECT

Fsns have beer FLED for 81, story apartment hous.
70 ns huiit for she Times Realty Company IN Braal
700 feet Of l2aa Il win have a trcnt-
ass ef lSo feet SID depth Of 81 feet. with fssade
New-York tribune., 1907-09-18
WIRELESS REPORTS.

The Oceanic which reported Sissoonset at -; ? m
OF Nantucket l@eIiL'it'
is expected dock about 40 m. to-day =. = On
The which reported 70 cape race
" sterjay when 2t0 miles Of that station
IS expected o about noon Thursday.
New-York tribune., 1907-09-18
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
MINIATURE ALMANAC.

MINIATURE ALMANAC. .
54S sun 66 Moon rises 1.Sol Moon ae0
HIGH WATER
A AM-sandy 4:2S Gov Island 90 tten Gay. *
PN-Ssnd5- Hook Gov. 500. He'll Gate 300