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Truth. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1901-1908, 1908-07-11

Mr. W. Haoan gave luncheon the Commercial Club this
members the association and arrangements
making the association
chief this organization devise and methods
properly successfully boosting and exploiting the Beauties
nlarves and wonders of the Great Salt Lake.
booklet will be prepared setting forth and describing this
distributed widely throughout the country
of will be attracted to this body
members of this association that
hotels will be erected
islands, shores of the Great Salt Lake.
that this the right direction
This and body
world spendors and magncence have been
neglected With advertising and legitimate boosting
of world be called the inspiring life giving
of the Salt Lake much good will result
and
Truth. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1901-1908, 1908-07-11
MAYOR BRANsFoRD AND THE BOSSES

For city older bigger Lake we certainly have
with Bosses cques burning desire has
been to control and regulate the political desns community
fact that each of these successive Debating bossng organizations
has been exceedingly short lived and hope the
present
The elected greatest majority
ever cast for candidate for this city When he
the duties OF his office he did
the choice of the great majority of in this city Being
the people city, duty plain duty conduct
the affairs OF his office in manner that to his mind would
most beneficial for the best welfare of the ctys
The fire department did him. he thought be
bettered and improved that life and property would
and appointed another selected seemed to
the requirements and have had experience would
his appointment of this and left the city for days During
his absence some few woudb bosses proceeded the
mayors appointee did suit and that he position
litca party. N'" p'
When the returned he investigated situation he
san nersuade and he has annoned th be- bit part
that he will appoint his
This paper congratulate mayor and express to him
its high regard for his independence and
ing these dsgunted ofcous assuming and apponted
BOSSES and showing them that he has proper regard
he owes the citizens of this
He was elected by the people to them the city
Of this city not believed in his integrity intelligence
and WISDOM had they believed him capable
have elected him If the citizens had thought necessary to elect
few mpecunou politicians to aid the they would likely
But they did nothing the clearly mayors
c alaIs and the entire community regardless of politics. will
peuaders that they shall the mayors ap
ponees shall be- Think these very people
some OF them were so incapable Of attending their
SO and SO void OF initiative and lacking
and so altogether shess that they could
fairs sufficiently successful enable them personal OBJ
independent community City Perish the thought and
three Chez for the Mayor Let him the mayor That's what he
Truth. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1901-1908, 1908-07-11
GREAT SALT LAKE ASSOCIATION

During the recent the Salt Lake
number OF citizens organization formed Great
Sa Lake Association W. Haloran elected PRESIDENT
Coburn secretary Chas A. Quigey, treasurer
Truth. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1901-1908, 1908-07-11
FACTS. PRESS AGENTS AND BIRTH PLACES

IN the columns OF the erMomtain Republican July
n9 story announcing the candidacy of VIM Spy for governor
following choice edifying information is found
MIR Spry born Windsor birthplace William the
conqueor and there be significance this too Now we
nave known press agents who good
posing stories that were really readable Some good
IT'S easier to write good story when hamped bv facts
but always well remember when you real facts to tie
10 you should be careful not to take
candidate Spry furnishing data for publication should insist
on ms press agent hewng closely line of well known
truth ~ ANY VI ''N'i N"o'"
william First the Conqueor king of England the natural
son OF ROBERT Duke OF Normandy and born Faae town
france IN the department of Cavados miles from Kaen
me RUNS OF the castle in which William Conq,eror was born
one OF the sights all tourists pointed ont TO them
30 Mr. Spry born the birthplace of William the Con
queror, then he is Frenchman. ~ ~
THE POWER ADJ
Lillian B. HILL the we'll ADVERTISING exner+ r..d % ~
advertising mems picnic in Duluth of the stories from her
unpublished history of advertising. 1850 ~ nv
When T. Barnum, ran "first went ont On tho
road with circus he carried very company vet his
was great ' ''' "'' success
HOW does happen Barnum, friend asked your show
IS always ul, though performers but ~
My bill posters, press agents and publicity nromoers nrh
twelve, Barnum replied ~ rS P'o'oes NUMBER
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1908-11-05
EgI -. I 5Ee5n-s So @A% E
CzuWaf %pietnascie lat.

Przez pietna5cie lat czuWa1eem
mad dzialanieem4 BEreklen'a ma6ci
arnikowej 2 nigdy ME zawiodla "
wyleczeniu ran. guz6w, wrzod6w,
lub poparzen do kt6rYcb byIa "a.
.stdsowana. Oszczedzila mas czesstteo
pr.ed rachunkiem doktora, powia-
d. A. F. Hardy, : East Wilton,
Maine. Csc " apiece M. J. Kowa-
lewskieggo.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1908-11-05
sEWERY LECzNlIC;zE'
Mll[YDlL]EO.

jest niezrownane, najlepsze re
wszystkich mydel. Wytvarza ono
cere odporna na dzialanie sfohca j
wiatru. zabezpleeza. sk6re cd eho-
rob rozmaitych. Cena Is cent6w.
Q wszystkich aptekarzy,- ". F.
seYera Co Cedar Rapids, Iowa.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1908-11-05
ha It' p,zyszlo
1atWo poszlo.
lPrawdziWe 1dsrzenie,).

Ms. SS %
Broh mas Chryste Cd
TAX rodlej my6li rzeA Jan
- kIania;ac sic nizko, ] daj
Boze wszygtkim slugom tax
dobremu sluzye Panu.
- Dlac1eg6zi vice chcecie
mnie opuscjc?
Wygralam sto ty sieey
z1otych ma ~loteIyi," odpoWie-
.dzia1a Janowa szcze6liwa, 70
mogla nareszcie wypowie-
dziee tajemnice, ktora cd
wczoraj cierpliwie nosila.
- A! jake sic ciesze!'' -
za.wolal pan Wisladski, kt6ry
szczescie tylko wiernych
slug swoich maiac W tel
chwi]i ma mysli, zapomnial
O smutku, jakiego dozna1, do
wiedziawszy sic, re ma sic,
z mimi 1cz1aczyc.
- No i coz teraz my6licie
uczynic?
% to najmniejszy k}o-
pot, kiedy So pieniadze,
odrzek1 Jan, k1aniajac sic z
usmiechem. !:
- Me NOW tax, moi ia
ME - rzekl pan Wislahsk7
powazuie, - trudno jest re-
brac majatek, lecz 1atwo 60
stracic, zwlaszcza gdy sic do
niego ME d]ugoletnia praca
rzadna oszczednoscia, lecz
szczeslixym trafem przyjdzie.
Nieieden, co ma poczciwy
chlek powszedni umial "a
pracowac, ME potrafi1 utrzy-
; mac niespodzianie nabytego
majatku, dlatego' ze go u
wazal "a tuwa1y i niezmien-
nv, lub ME zastanawiajac sic,
jaki z niego stosowny Wypa-
da zrobie uzytek, dogadzajac
pr6znosci, kt6ra niedobrzy
ludzle ma swoja korzysc, a.
lego strate umieli podniecat.
Wtenczas wyrzuty sumienia
"a zmarnowanie dar6w szczo-
drej reki Boga zatruwaja ma
zawsze ten spok6j duszy, ia
ka obdarza miernose, uczci-
wa z!obyta praca. Majatek
wtenczas jest tylko zapew-
nieniem szczescia, jezeli go
madrze, oszczednie ola do
bra drugich uzyc potraf1nay,
lecz 7marnowany lub uzyty
ma dogolzenie namietnos-
ciom naszym, wielkiem ola
naszego zbawienia stale sic
nieszczeSciem.
He! prosze pana Cd
rzekla Janowa - panom sic
zdaje, 10 biedny ezlowiek ME
potrafi iuz bye panem: lat
wiei to, bez urazy pahskiej,
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1908-11-05

Mosaic sic zkrzesta. Clio
wick vel o6wiecony, ME potrlszllee.-
buie rad drugich, DO nlnie
sic rzadzic sWojem Wfas11em
zz,dllaainiem, 1ecz czloWiek bsz
nauki, zarozumialy, JezeH ME 81,
ehce slnchat rad rlosadunYob
j bierze sic do tego, czego
ME rozumie, stanie sic tylko
Ecelem po61miewiska j sofiara
w1asnej glupoty. Me nams-
WAN ia was, zebY6cie dIuzej
" s'uzbie pozostali, leez
chcIafoym ola WaszegO DO
bra, abyseia taxi 2 majatku
waszego zrobili nzytek, kt6-
rypy wan ma zawsze zapew-
nil dobry byt i spokojno6let,,
q zarazem daf wan sposob-
nose do takiego zajecia, ia-
kie ola was jest ~st6sownem.
|Oboje jestescie jeszcze " sile
wieku, a pr6zniactwo mog}o-
by was tylko do z1ego do
%prowadzjc i SWAT wan mud
nym uczynic.
= My tez, prose- pana,
pr6znowa6 ME mryslemy
odezwal sic Jan powaznie -
alec i czlowiekowi teraz la
da praca ME przystoi.
Cozescie vice. obmysli-
Ii?
- Kupimy wies, to iakos
najpiekniej,s
- Alboz wy sic ma tenn
znacie? zawo}al pan WisIah~
ski? To w1asn;e, coscie OBJ
n,yslee mogli najgorszego;
zebra was, oszukaja puszcza
z kijem i pustym workiem.
- Hol ho! ho! Lie taxa ia
gIupia, iak pan sadzi -przer'
wa1a Janowa potraflq ia
dopilnowa6 mojej gospodyni;
moi znajdzie takich, co mu
" gospcdarstwie dopomoga
wreszcie byle sic krase ME
dae, kazdy CHOP orat i siat
umie, a przytem bedziemy
mieli ekonoma.
Moi kochani przyiaciele.
- rzek1 pan Wislahski 2 do
brocia, patrzac 2 politowa-
MEM no Jana ] lego Zone
widze, IL ME macie pojecia O
tenn, do czego brac sic chce-.
Gle, ale przekonac sic ME
pozwolicie. Winienem jednak
.da6 warn rade, kt6ra Wedlug
mnie zbawienna ola wasby.
Sc staia. Otto poprosuie pa1,a
Zawadzkiego, zacnego bu-
downiczego, ably wan obral..
dom jaki porzadny, kt6ry-
byscie korzystnie "a 20 Tub.
80 tysiecy nabyt mogli. ia
nova, kt6ra tax dobrse zna.
30 EuoE,n; : unrnndaraf.s
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1908-11-05

Wszystkoo kupoWac Y Wlek-iY
szej i1o6ci ] wewgl1la5ciWej 20
re, tanliej vice I kls,,osztowac
la beda potrzebne artykIsul1lIIy.
Jan Annie sic dozorem s1uz
Thy v restaurscp iona, po-
rz;aadlkziie,lml., d l'all'15| j u'trz zgn'
MEM meldunk6W, bedziee''
mia1 dostateczne zatrudnie-
ME, . polaczony doehod 2.
restauracyi j domu, nietylko.
Wystarczy ma Wygodne u
~trzYmanie j milsza pc piracy
(zabawe, lecz nadto moze po-,
wiekszy6 kapital, a Wasz syn,
kt6rego natyehmiast powin-
niscie oddat do ezk6l j przyz.
Wyczajae do piracy, nauczy.
sic szanowae majatku, ME
ltylko trafem zyskanego, lecz
zwiekszonego skrzetna Rad
noscia rodzic6w ".
Szanujemy rady pan.
|skie - odpowiedziala Jano-
ws ~ ale panowie zaWsze IA.
mas jak ma slugi patrza j "a
wsze chca nas s1ugami costa
i se'r .#N=E4S 's-.a-.E T4-ED |-f.sz- 5L..- -.
vie, Doe gdyby6mY tax jakpao
radzi, zrobili, to zaWsze ia
lbym niczem wiecej ME byla,
LAX kucharka, a Jan lokajemi
" wlasnej restauracyi.
Przykro nj, ze tax
w1asnego ME pojmujecie do
|bra - odrzekl pan Wislah
ski 2 gorycza ME bede.
|dluzej wan 'juz radzi}, boz
byscie " ko6cu Wlasny MOI
interes widziet W tenn gotowi;;
r6bciez tedy, iak chcecie,
smutno mi bardzo- z wamij
sic rozstawac, Iecz je5li tylko,
dobrze wan p6idzie, to z du-
sly szczesciem waszem Gle
szy6 sic bede. Przyimijci mo-
|je blogoslawiehstw W no.
wynn zawodzie, j W kazdej
potrzebie przychodzcie, do
!mnie, jak do OLGA.
Ley stane}y " oczach jana,
rozplaka1a sic Janowa, zegna.
JAG sic z tax dobrym. panem,
a nazajutrz pc tel rozmowie,
nastreczYWszy noWych y
miejsce swoje sluzacych, o.
puscii z bolescia dom pain
silva WislahBkich, " kt6rym
przez dlugie lata doznaw,ali
dobrodziejstw.
Ma diva tygodnie pred
swietym Janem, q niezadlu-
go pc opisanym przez naa
wypadku, ~niezWykly ruehl1
zydk6w panowal v Krakow
skim hoteln. Drzwi o6mego
numeru ME zamykaly sic
praWie. Pod numerem lynn
or.Lc ~ lI;Ilku unnnu
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1908-11-05

Eg&s@Ss@Ss sM8a
go mn sWoich wsi6w, ME Wv
|padial m'1 ii M AZ sstarlego
miasta j ton sam faktor M
|c,z,1e a I wtelu u inl "a. zaimoWaI
ne prz~yggotowaunEl:i;a|l1m1l'ii do wy
'prowadzenia na Wie6 Jas
.niego pana Jana ma
Dokohczenie nastapi
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
.KA. ola tyc1, ktdr1y nkyvaja, lub
maja aamiar- uzysWad ORA Piotra
Gomozo. Prosimy zwr6clc uWaggee,
re kazda buteIka tego lekarst "a
jest zaopatr1ona regertarowzal.nyynm
numerem ma wierzchu pude1ka pa
pierowego. osnacza to, 70 Dr. Pee
ter Fahrney & sonsaCo pakuje
kasda butelke z ich oaDbiata odpo-
wiedzialnoscia, W razie .gdyby "a
.sz}a okozya oplsania ,Waszeej dole
gllwosci, lub gdYbyscie eheieli do. !
datkowe] informaeyi, Pc lad te
kt5ra sic znajduje M cyrkularsach
nasaczonyoh do bute1ki, awsse POI:
dajcie regestrowany numer butelki35 /
kdt6rej uzzywacle. Me kupujcie zad !
nrej butelki ORA Fiotra Gomozo,
jjezeli nume,rp braknie, Tub jest wy
maz,an1,Y albo 3podraapaapyr
New-York tribune., 1908-07-19
WILL ALTER TWO HOUSES.

-s 'our-story dwelling house No So East eis.
~ TO be altered into American basement
ing house. with a Colonial facaoe OF decorated
~@rseohs finished with cement stucco ana haNiiis
0ss Of curious design and a stucco pdius-
's below the ransard. The improvements are
-. mace for Ef7nghsm Maynard as owner aiiu
~, /" cost 10000. according to the estimate Oh
Atf Gillette. the architects.
n same architects have filed plans for eniafs
=. ne three-story and basement house NO
n. "h ST by adding three-story ana s pase
= Extension The improvements will cost 5000
~, Manhattan plans for new buildings filed yes
hss Comprise a six-story and basement ioi'
oe 10 be erected for George II Storm as
ns a. The northwest corner of Exterior ST anu
.. a. ct cost of So, 500. and 10 be known
,r,. storm building and for wrought iron
c,s. 81 feet long and s75 feet deep built upon con
Co., ,ohosnons and to surround the plant OF 'iie
a. ,.l0lcsieo Gas COMPANY on the LIST ave- biocK
'ei 10 1llth ST. IT is cost $lon
New-York tribune., 1908-07-19
Il" LINES FAVORED.
Such structures Needed in Queens,
Says II. s.. Mcknight.

n stewart Mcknight, chairman OF the commit
zee on law. legislation and taxation Of the Real
estate Exchange of Long Island is heartily in
FAVOR of the construction of elevated railroad
structures depressed track system in the Bor-
ough of Queens
L am confident that the Real Estate Exchange
OF Long Island would earnestly advocate the con-
struct1on of such lines for many reasons said Mr.
Mcknight The Borough of Queens needs only
rapid transit and scent fare solve the problem
of consested Manhattan. Elevated lines over the
Queens Borough Bridge. connecting with the
Long Island system in Manhattan and also with
the Belmont tunnel at Hunters Point and carry
ing passengers for a scent fare to Flushing. ia
maica and Floral Park. would furnish a much
needed transit service and add $3.50 900 the
sessed value of Queens Borough real estate.
Queens Borough must look for rapid transit by
means of the projected system for several years
Tunnel construction is prohibitive there because
of the expense. and Will only come when the pop
ulation is sufficiently large to make necessary a
trunk system.
through Flushing and to the towns along the north
shore will find competition with the Long Island
Railroad only on the score Of fare. The service
Of the latter could hardly be improved upon. Is
demonstrated by the fact that IT Is possible to get
from Bayside-Flushing. a Mcknight development.
to New York by any of ffty-four trains which
are run daily on the north shore division.
New-York tribune., 1908-07-19
RIVER VIEW MANOR AN IDEAL TRACT.

The summer season does not seem to have az
fected the activity in Hudson River property this
year especially In the neighborhod of Hastings-on-
Hudson and Dobtfs Ferry. Few places have grown
as rapidly In recent years Hastings on Hudson
II is the first large town north of Yonkers 1t is
ideally located and has advantage over many
other sections in having wideawake village or
ganization which Is ever ready to work for the
interest of the village and It's residents.
At present four companies developing resi-
dentiaI property in the village of Hastings One
Of the developments is River View Manor. 1t is
located In the centre Of the village and rises
series OF terraces altitude of four hun
dred feet This property comprises some fve hum
dred villa plots. some OF them being number of
In size. The type of development is novel In
that the strict city development has been evaded
and the picturesque coantry rsad installed. num-
ber of thoroughfares run through the main part Of
the property and all roads and highways have
every city conveuisnce-ssweA water, gas and
New-York tribune., 1908-07-19
NEW N. J. EXCHANGE MEMBERS.

At special meeting of the New Jersey-New York
Real Estate Exchange the following elected
members Of the exchange: Thaddeus l.. Brown
and Roche, Craig & Wiley, Of this city; F. p. Col
lins Of Caldwell, n. j.: Frank w. Furrey and
Eugene H. Olden, of Paterson. N j.; the James W.
Lent Agency Of Bernardsville. N j.: Herman
Walker OF Guttenburg, N J.: John j. Quad. Of
Sayreville. N j., and ]. L. Glaser. OF Newark, N j..
Owing to the excessive heat of the last two
weeks the exchange decided to postpone all auto
mobile inspection trips until September AT least
three trips are in course of preparation. One is to
Ridgewood and parts of Bergen County. the second
to Newark and parts of Essex County. and the
third to seabright and the seaside resorts Of Mon
mouth County. The dates of these trips will soon
be made known.
New-York tribune., 1908-07-19
RICHMOND HILL HOMES.
Value of Advertising Shozcn IN Cam
Doign for Ne7C Residents.

Advertising in the metropolitan Ndailies pays. az
shown by the campaign being carried on by
the residents of Richmond HILL in charge of W. c.
Reeves &. Co.
The campaign has been under way for the last
two weeks during which time more than seventy
five homeseekers have visited the town. three
houses have been sold and options given on eight
modern Queen Anne cottages. There has also
been good demand for lots in good localities. and
it is estimated that eight home sites have been
disposed of since the publicity plan was opened
Richmond Hill has never been boom COM
nunity, although for the last five years II has
been one of the fastest growing towns on Long
Island It's growth has been steady, and for this
reason the town has always been popular with the
homeseeker and builder.
Free tickets will be furnished to all those desr-
ing TO take a trip of inspection to Richmond Hill
by ". c. Reeves & Co. who will also special
excursions TO the property to-day from Flatbush
ave. Brooklyn at j. 2, 3 and O'Clock.
New-York tribune., 1908-07-19
CONSTRUCTION WORK AT MALBA.

Contracts were awardad last week by the Reai'y
Trust for the macadamizng of all streets ana
avenues IN the Malba development, on the
Sound front of Whitestone, Long Island The new
improvements will 100000. The construction OF
streets laying of sidewalks curbs and cutters ana
the installation of drainage basins were completed
In the week Malba Drive. at point below the
Long Island Railroad tracks. was also terraced ana
laid out with shrubs and Towering plants All
grade crossings in the tract have been eliminated
The improvements completed in the last Blk days
include the construction OF large float at the end
OF the Malba dock extending six hundred feet into
the main channel. making landing place for the
yachts and small sailing craft of Maiba residents
and landscape gardening in the vicinity or the rail-
road station and th. pier The total cS~t OF the
Improvements completed since development work
WAS begun year ago is 100000
Among the principal sales to investors thif week
New-York tribune., 1908-07-19

ular summer resort. It is also rapidly becoming
moro ,mnortant aI-year residential district Tho
Corbin company has built in the district more than
two hundred cottages and also the Park lnn'
summer hotel with every modern convenience, IN
cllding bathing pavilion with accommodations
for two thousand The possibilities for recreation
at Rockaway Park almost boundess 1nere
are fishing and Yachting and fine roads lead
ing to all Iarts of the island to attract autono-
bilists.
The lots to be sold in restricted section.
The surrounding property is highly developed aho
has broad avenues from so to 100 feet wide. Ihefe
orc nure water modern sewerage system. gas.
electricity telegraph telephone and regular city hre
and police departments. Public School AZ adJolns
the lots to be sold All the lots lie level ROCK
away Park has excellent transportation 1acllues'
Including the Long Island Railroad service
New-York tribune., 1908-07-19
n. Y. PRESS CLUB PLANS.
Nezc Home in Spruce Street VII
Cost 500 900.

Plans have been filed with Buildings Superin-
tendent Murphy for the ten story building to be
erected for the New York Press Club of which
John A. Hennessy is president, at the northwest
corner of Spruce and William sts 1t is TO have an
ornate facade of brick and ornamental terra Gotta,
with tall central bays. The ground floor Will De
rented for stores and the second VIII contain inc
club offices.
There will be a loungine room on the third floor
and billiard room the fourth floor. The main
assembly room will be the sixth story and the
dining room and reception parlor on the top story
The building is 10 cost 100000 The architect is
Ernest Greene.
New-York tribune., 1908-07-19
sc45O
500
$4,000
SURVEYING ALASKA

rh. extension to Alaska of the system OF quad
rilateral maps by which tne .S5e3 ~ m. tinted
Sda,ee M is now fairly under way. Two suGh mars MAPS
(those of the Forty Mile and circle Gud hnirg FOL
were issued some time ago ana are Siscent n9 Fair
lowed by two more. covering the aGlacens nr ars
banks and Rampant quadranges me tho ' s1rvev
published as part of Bulletin S31 OF 1ne Iogv
which contains also aier supply of the re-
sfon AS the Fairbanks region produceu a' sor
SsOOOvvJ worth of gold In 1906 the last rtance ace
which figures now ootalhdoie, It's iNfN
can readily be perceived ,,, g.. se.crihed
The Fairbanks quadrangle. which is oSSGttor SE,ths
by L. NJ Prindle and mapped by byndTsand u: SQUARE
miles 1t lies little south of the Arcuc ofG0, is O.
the junction of the Yukon and Ianana rihe1s bend
that the Yukon makes to the north Owing to she
high latitude the winters are very colo tne I'LL I'll
perature dropping to N degrees neiow err ~, tbs
rivers breaks up about May 10 and closes apout
October 90 Ffrewood is plentiful. but large UNI
region is had by river from Dawson or from st-
Michaels and overland from Valdez trelsnt rates
from Seattle range from $. 70 s'o 'on enu
passenger fares from s125 to $50
Fairbanks the chief town, had a populaefon or
twenty live hundred in 1866. 1t has newspapers;
schools and banks and IS the seat of the unltea
of the interior of Alaska wages are y OF 70 d oas
and board a
many bonanzas were taken out. The deposits.
however lay deep and were so consohdated py
ice that the cost of exploitation was very great
In 1905 pay streak could be proltaoiy Workeo
that did not yield s. Is to the cubic yard since
then. however. transportation rates have been re
duced and much machinery has been brought in.
abling less valuable ground to be worked az a
profit. Extensive plans under way for building
bitches for mining purposes that VIII nrlns watsr
cient supply. With these improved facilities many
creeks that have not been developed will become
producers. TO nothing of the chances Tor ne"
dfScoVeries-S6n Francisco Chronicle.
New-York tribune., 1908-07-19
BIG DOWNTOWN DEAL.
Inuestor Bugs a Lafayette Street
Building.

Several big realty deals were reported yesterday
Caumann Vorhees & Floyd and J. n. Kalley &
Son sold for Sonn Brothers eight story building
at the northeast corner of Lafayette and Walker
sts on plot 60x7s feet The building was erected
by the Colwell Lead Company. which has lease
on 1T till 1929 The buyer is a Western investor,
who takes the property free and clear
John ]. Kavanagh resod for Edward Mich TO
Dr Elmer A. Miller No 9SS Madison a four
story dwelling house, a lot 2o4xlo9 feet Dr.
Miller will occupy the premises.
William Stonebridge has sold through H. over
inston a vacant lot at the northwest corner OF
Hughes ave and Crescent ave. to a builder. VINO
will improve the site with a five story apartment
house. E.lL2 - ifA&
New-York tribune., 1908-07-19
MANY RENTALS REPORTED.

-ohn j Kayanagh reports the following as among
Soma of his recent leases: No. 1901 Madison ave-.
for Mrs F. NJ Hennessy to DIR. John A. Bnllinger'
No 1909 Madison ave. for Bradley estate TO H.
u Fairfax: No IS East 18th St. for Mrs Gibbs
10 Elmer T. Black; No. lo4 East 18th ST.. for a
u,s Onpenheimsr to William NJ. Fincke: No. sc
.,..t 18th st for Mrs Schlessinger to A. J.
,y,bler. No 81 East 77th ST.. for Mr.. Carrol3 %
xyuliam r. Clanin; No s3 East s7th ST.. for w. IA
r,Le IN DIR Strodl and also the garage at No
,-o pas, 75tf, ST. to Philip Lewisohn.
The McVickar, Gaillsrd Realty Company mas
ren,ed 10 a client Beekman Townsend's cottage at
oyster Bay, Long Island