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Devils Lake inter-ocean and Devils Lake free press. (Devils Lake, Ramsey County, N.D.) 1905-1909, 1909-03-05
TO MAKE !. 4.
BUILDING LARGER
Locke Building will VII be Ten Feet
Longer Than AntiCiDated j

The new three story building which
will be erected onsthe jacobson corner
by Messrs. Locke and Gram will be
ten feet longer than was first antici-
pated by the owners. At the time the {
lots were purchased by the propiretors
it was thought that they would only
build the building as long as the for
mer Jacobson building, but this week
work was started on digging the re-,
mainder Of the dirt. on the last end
Of. the lot and the building will be ex-gg3
tended as far as the Springer lots,
making it ten feet longer. # II: = II.
j: The proprietors are getting their
material on the ground and as soon as
spring opens up work will be pushed
as rapidly asl possible and the new
three story building will be completed
in the middle of the summer. It will
be one of the most handsome buildings
in the city and will supply fine storee
room and Office rooms on the second
floor, while the. third floor VIII be de-
voted to tenement flats, which will nh
| "a long felt want. s IA: s.. ;.;.
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IT \ n #is also claimed that it win remove
az oats .' and small wheat from durum
wheat 3 s5s5 sS5!
$ss lst Each u I machine y is furnished with nine
patent riddles and three lower screens,
Of which three riddles and one screen
are used at a time. One set for wild.
oats from spring wheat; one set for.
wild oats from barley or durum wheat
one set for wild oats from rye or small
durum wheat. H. Az IS . 5s a :5gs
NJ; The machine IS strong and durable
Of construction and with proper care
will last many years: It is attracting
considerable attention from the farm
ia .ers and the concensusf Of opinion is
!. that It Is one Of the best inventions for
the farmer along t sehnleoafcnle ;5f-s
the farmer along the line of clean
seed that has ever been introduced e.
Devils Lake inter-ocean and Devils Lake free press. (Devils Lake, Ramsey County, N.D.) 1905-1909, 1909-03-05
RAM DEL
GA | ] iT|lO|| one
4 IIhe8a j Senator and sepresenta tatiY'es Al
Bismarck area Doing Good Work NJ


p Kerlin recentl Teturned from
Bismarck and III loud III, his praise Of
the good work bein lone by the RAM
.sey county dele 81 at ftihe capital
speak, of IL orlk he said;
that if there had been q few more del
Ssgations from TIL part off the state!
Eg]that had :thes energ Il and push to them
Ianasey u county boys have
the state fair could have been located
here. The that y as put up by; l,y
THE elegation ON s aamsey was a
5.whirlwind
IIe also feels that too much credit;
cannot Glbe given our delegat ion and es.
Specfa1ly Hon, Fred ! aynor, Il for their
\ work il az accompl lishIng the passage Of
the illogical bill hichB locates 4 bio
logical station at this 5cit rays
nor took u IA ctiVe part il the debate
son the floor relatiYe 5stto this bill and
also on the state fair billl hatts the
biological bill has passed both houses
v SiltAaGdEEisS Efsv diit
4 for the estab ishnent o Of the station
here ID due too' 8 very large degree to
The untiringS effort that have been put
forth #by our eprssenlttaa ves n 555
N sKerlin la spea king Sof the affairs
cat the epital say tha at our dele legation
are ali live ones. senato Baker is wen
liked and hasa larg influence III the
Senate, Trayn orSi 4 ma king q brilliant
record for himself in many ways,
Honey fis 4 mix along Wii ttfh the best
of them and Il naking friends and
pulling wires an the time, while SBernt
Anderson Il hold ling his own and help
Ing along the good work fl fine shape:
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much during his life. &SEEIIes was at one
time a resident Sof n orths sDakotaa and is
d very intimate friend OF Senator Hans!
broug who ose praise ess the doctor sings
Ia no 5une ertain nguages
oung recently return ID from Ia
trip to Asia, bringing with him thir-
teen MAI cent specimens of full
| Lblooded Kara aknl sheep. which are now.
III quarantine il New Jersey III is the
intent lon of the doct tor. to- use these
sheep which MI are3 valued ii excess 81
,s ,$1 200. head - ffor ~ tocking his ranch
In Texas.
The sheep we're purch hased$ by the
doctor III sia /. and ere driven over.
q 1000 miles to the port of semb barkation
across the desert, and are the first
sheep Of their breed ever imported to.
America their Sex port tion to this
country was only permitted BY 4 The;
Russian auth critics thro ugh letters Sc
cured from Pre- esident ooseVel t.
III seems that the simp porting Of sheep
from Asia is a.vi olatio on ofs sde epar artment
{of agric culture regul ulations and It was
thought that they would be returned
Iby the steamer that brought them over.
This hoWeve was avoided through
Ethe special efforts off the presid dent and
others II 81 shington and the express
company we're Permitted to land them
inS the quarantine yards In New Jersey,
where they have since remained IT;
Ills hoped that the doctor will be able
to get them out and onto. his ranch
soon SO as to insure their care, as the
wool from these sheep is very expen-
siVe and their imp rtation to this coun-
try will give the United States an ar
ticle that It has never before had and
Il this herd should by some means be
lost, tits likely ya that it would be many
years before there would be another
limp portati on.
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Wild NIL. OAT[. l,T SEPARATOR A
LATEST INVENTION OF THE DAY
4. ss, EXHIBITED AT HALEY,s. sa55::.s. 55:.:.'

r.! &. :.svt l. ~ ~. rs5:5tf a. * Eh .
Peter Haley has on exhibition at his
machinery warehouse one of the latest
inventions for the farmers that; has
been produced. J 1t is a machine that
has been long needed and which will
be Of great benefit to the farmers. BY
the use Of this machine wild oats can
be separated from wheat, barley and
rye. Il \ .*;:.25 5s', 3 s ,.::, v
The machine is offered to the grain
growers with full confidence that it
will do all that is claimed forit and be
available 4 assistant to them ii combat
Ing the wild oat pest Of the country
Messrss Haley and son invite the far
mers to ca1l and examine the machine
and submit it to the most critical tests
The tanning mills do not seem to meet
the requirements along this line, and
this led to the construction OF this new
machine, which Il the manufacture
claim viii remove every kernel Of wild
or tame oats from spring wheat seed.
IJ NO . yF .cit
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Fred ! C'RAI II' HAS
CL 0S CALI
Awakened Al llfl K j By Ills Dog and finds
b Il sss House I'M Flames


sunday morning about O'clock
Fred Graft one off the vel Wn men
5of this city was akened by his dog
and when he awole he was surprised
to find his house IN q lanes and he bare
had time to- escape from the burn
Ing building, ia doing 50 he received
several burns about the head and face.
MT. Craft IL unable to- account for the
starting Of the IRE and at5 the same
time he sis very thank full TO HIS dog for
being awakened d and able ia get from
the house with vi 40 7 more injury and
burns than he received.
III his home be- had a collection of
valuable relies til at it has taken him
years to collect ana FOR which he,
would not have taken q good many
dollars Practica lily all % The relics
were destroye and inS adj dition 10
these heS had several yaluable guns
that were destroy yed. The IRE depart.
ment arrived shortly after tie IRE
broke out ana ii i ffel minutes they
had the fire und Craft
places the loss at bout a 90 and car.
||ried $500 insuran
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1Dl Y'I()lJN|l
| ! II Y

Import of tie firsfsand Only Kara.
kul2 Sheep 10 ihes United States
I'D /, q 81 ichita TAILS.
I Texas, SisS yisitor this city tor d
lsseW days, co1ningg here more particular
TO greet his friend octff 7octff several years
Judge van Young is Al
native ;of Russia and has Travelled
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IGE NE!R2 !. -..I'i||0ll.R H \
GAS \ i I FINISHED | | / I ! /. ]:
.Jurys Returns Verdict for Defendant
Monday Afternoon 81


's85 The ease Of Charles GessnerS rs. SAr.
thur Horne which has held the atten.
Srttion at the court 4 ooms for nearly a
week past came eEto a close Monday AZ
s5ternoon when the jury returned sa Yer
dict Tor the Sdefend dant, The Jury war
out about thirt -fiVe minutes and when
B they came inS :the court ON was
crowded The case has attracted con;
siderable atfentio ion on account off the
sprominence of both Sparti ties IN the case
The plaintiff was rep resented py +
torney NJ And derson 81 this city
band Judge CorIiss 81 Grand Forks
while Attorne eys Guthb bert and McC Glory
appeared 1for the defend ii.
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!. eaChe7lr[s 7l[',; animation.

The next reg gular lion Of fssap-
55plicants for 5teac achers, ertif1cates viii
lie held in the Office 81 the county su:
!perintende lent sof sch ools Sat Devils Lake
son the second Friday and saturday il
March being the ] 9Th and d 9Th, rhe
examina alton begins prompt Sat
o'clock ems, inks and paper are fur
3nished 4 Eaig
ss County supt. chools for ramsey
county.
Devils Lake inter-ocean and Devils Lake free press. (Devils Lake, Ramsey County, N.D.) 1905-1909, 1909-03-05
Jansen. MT. Halgren,s time expires at

- ~ 2 ltAS SApAlSS at
this time II n
Second ware lack Mclean and
VIM. Ball. MI. Balls time expires.
Third ward Mann and q 2.
Brainard: ME-. Brainard' s time ex-
pires.
\ u y There promises to be an interesting
| fight III the first, as dalgren an
nounces that he viii be a candidate
for ection, and G. HI Baker has
also announced his intentions Of being
a candid ate. M $s5s
IN the second ward, Mr.. Bal. having
left the city, there us a2vacancy that
must be filled, So far there has been
no formal ammo nouncement Of candi didacy.
II IS freels,% talked however BY the res
idents of the second that: they are de-
termined to again elect Herman Hues-
gen. Mr. Huesgen If was a member
Of a the council prior to the cleo
tion Of Mr.. Bel, but refused
to let his name be presented as can
Tt IS ! - b - Ii
didate last election. He was one Of
| the best members of the body during
MS incumbency Of the office. Mr..
Huesgens has not been interview by
us 50 that we cannot say as to the
stand he will take On the issue at: this
election, but it is the hope Of the peo-
pie Ssof the city not only Of his own
ward but in the others as well, that he
will consent to serve again. 5$s.:3 i q. @ p
ss In the third ward G. F. Brainard has
announced that he will positively not
be q candidate for re-election. This is
A regrettable circumstance, as Mr..
Brainard has made an 4 Il exceptionally
good councilman, combining with his
fcity interest his business experience,
and it was hoped, that he would again
allow his name to be presented to the
lpeople for their support. SO far the
situation has not been sufficiently can
tsyassed# TO permit Of naming any mum,
ber5of candidates for the honors in the
third So far Chas. Pillsbury has been
the most promine emily mentioned. NJ II
LIS hoped that Mr. Pills sbury can be pre-.
vailed upon I'd accept the Office, under
which circumstances the city could be
assured of having this chair filed BY a
comp tent man. ss.
Isl tha highest imp portance that The
Icity body be made up Of men who have
II abroad business knowledge as Devils
Lake gives promise Of b making ttlhe
Igreatest advahe cement during the com
Ling year Of any year ii its history, and
~ Is necessary for the proper guidance
sofs the city 8 welfare that the best men
Iavailable be selected 4. e &
The personnel of the city council
during din the past year has been of q
high standard, they have looked wei
to the interests Of the city, and under
the careful guidance Of. Mayor Whit,
man, have done well their work The
new council shonld d 8be made up oi
men who will take up the work where
It is and push things along for Devils
4 Lake
Devils Lake inter-ocean and Devils Lake free press. (Devils Lake, Ramsey County, N.D.) 1905-1909, 1909-03-05
NOW. n. FOR 0 TIL
NEW OPfR HOUSE
Additional Proper,l ObItained by Mr..
Gram and lOCatiOn Available ~ u


Cram has obtatne "a possession ofs
the DeFoire lot al joining; the lots on on
Fifth stree, where he has been exca-
yating for d building and with his adj.
.dition5 he mas 4 space Of SKI 40 feet s.
great part of which 49, excayated ready:
Tor the erection Of a building ii the.
spring. ss.
has been talked some that this;
building should he made into an opera,
house, the retarding fact having;
been the fact that the lot was hardly
large $enough for this purpose. The adj.
sdition of the other lot now gives. a.des
squate room So bat an opera Hi house:
could be erected on the site that would
sbe commod ious enough ffor most any
Sattraetio Ion. The locate on is of the best
theslIots being in the possession sof Mr.
Gram, puts them where they can he;
obtained for this spurp pose il the city is;
read to do ! anyth thing that is right in
the matter, as ram IS among the
most public spl rIted and liberal gentle
men of the city.
will probabl We ma l,sy years be.
fore Devils viii have ano othsr Oh
portunity to Get an opera house as we'll
located and With Us good chances for
size and exit facilities AZ the location:
which sis now available, so 1t sis hoped
that this oppor rtunity VIII sbe igsrasped
and that this sIlInmer viii aee tie
Esraction of an opera house "a Devils
Lake that viii be d n tos the city.
and source of pleasure To its in
habitants
ii needlcss for Us 10 enlarge upon
Ethe need sof All nera house IA Devils
Lake. this matt has been SUN Rciently
lsthreshed out III times past to leave but
Ilfttle toH 5be mentt toned at this time.
THE burning of The llas now
lsIeft the Wi til absolutel no place
for aInus usement attract onas,, 81 large
gatherings % any kind. An opera
house is something that has got 10
lcomae and come soon. the chance sffor
1.-The right kind Mn at hand and should
beraspad, set' an get busy sss3
The Prescott daily news., 1909-05-17

s1 aae nQ WGa agaags4 .a94l48tss s..
 sr.gs VI fri
The Prescott daily news., 1909-05-17

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New-York tribune., 1909-11-12
THE PRIVATE SALES MARKET.
MANHATTAN.

NORTHUMBERLAND +. Bowling. presi-
dent OF the city Investing Company,
bought from the trustees OF the Thomas
w Evans Museum and Institute of Phil
adelphia. the block bounded by West End
avenue. Broadway. sSth and 90th streets,
for sl,2500O0.
PARK AVENUE-Herbert A Sherman
sold for the Chas. II. yelling Co., No. 1s
Park avenue. q four-stOry. high stOop,
broWnstone house. 24xl05. 20 a client OF
Douglas Robinson. Chas. 5 Brown & Co
The buyer ~fll erect a house for his own
occupancy on the site. The property was
held al $4,000.
SHERMAN ANENUE-Senator Timothy
d. Sullivan bought from Edmund J. Trow-
bridge a plot OF about four lots at the
southeast corner of Sherman avenue and
Hawthorne street The size OF the parcel
Is ll0xlO0 feet.
nth STREET-The John III. Dye Com
pany sold for Scott MeLanahan the six
story new law house, Nos. 237 and 22s
West nth street on plot 3z6xl00.
New-York tribune., 1909-11-12
SATISFIED MORTGAGES.
with attorneys nsms and address
NOVEMBER n.

with attorneys nsma and address)
NOVEMBER n.
AMSTERDAM AVE. " = So II n Of
I7Oth ST. 5ONiOo: Dec 2s zoos: Albert
NJ Holstein and others 20 Carl Coon
Attorneys. Holm & Scarf. IS Nassau '''''
BATHGAIE AVE. $ Itt {, Of ,s2d
sIa e1d Aqs Ms p'oI,' Ns'S heuS ann
Attorney. Carpenter. go Green
vich -.
CANNON ST. 122. 124 and lcs. soxlso:
Nov 2 1904; Frank Hiilmsn and ano
Address 176 broadway
EDGECOMBE AVE. 1877 t6.sxiOO; Feb
IS. 1seo; Fred Grasmsck and sno 70
Attorneys. stewart & shearcr. IS i'OOO
Wall ST.
ELDRIDGE ST. 5. SOC IT Of Division
81. % ix6J6: May I. 1896: TIyman
Posinsky and anO u Raphael Gorbsr-
Attorneys Mannheim & Mannheim. 500 '
Broadway.
KINGsBRIDGE RID. 5si. 277xs7.7: Oct
II. 1901; Samuel Matshak 10 &
Attorney. 4 p stevens. 2ii Iawiencc ''
KINGsBRIDGE RD. :. ga Fl Of
Briggs ave. 243xl53.5. MAY ~. 1895;
Fannie Chambers TO T q & T Co..-... 5000
Address 1T6 broadway.
KINGSRRIDGE RID. s 1I5 n : of Poe
Cottage. 2s.3xi6T.5; oct Is. 1900: John
Chambers 20 T - X L Go ...----.-.-. 500
Address 1T6 broadway.
LOTS NS and ~. map or fenneld, South
Mount Vernon. Feb 2s. 1915; VIM W
buchle ............., .....-...... 1000
Attorney. ] III Esser. 80 West LIST
st. Mount Vernon. Y.
LOT 81. map % upper Morrisanla, West
Farms; March :, 1900; VIM Cahil and
anO 20 Chas n WorthingtOn. .......... 800
Attorney. j Brady 90 Nassau 81
LOTS 3i0 $40. 34l and 3i2 map estate
Of Isaac Dyckman 1870. Dec ). l90s
John n KOelseh 20 I. T ms Coz. $500
Address, 100 broadway.
LOT $50. map Of Van Nest Park June
iSn5: Jan Is 1905. John M Boyle n
and 90 RFonx Borough Bank ... 600
Attorney. T Power. Main 81. West
Chester.
LOT $40 same. Dec a. i9a6.
same TO Geo Herold. 1000
LOT u. map Of Downing estate Wsst
New-York tribune., 1909-11-12
RAPID WORK ON eIMeEL STORE.

The Thompson-Starrett Company IS
straining every artery of its organization 20
create a new record for rapid steel erection
by completing the big steel shell OF the
Gimbel department store, at sd and SSd
streets and Broadway, in a little over forty
days More than twenty-five million
pounds OF steel win enter into the complet-
I'd structure. and II the present high press
ure schedule is adhered TO and no unfore-
seen difficulties intervene every ounce or
steel will be erected by December l.
About six thousand tons OF steel. at the
rate OF eighteen hundred tons weekly, haze
been erected to date, or more than half %
the total tonnage, 10 do which one hundred
steel settlers have been working two shifts
daily Of eight hours each. and il the erec-
ton is to finish by the first OF next month
as planned five thousand tons of steel will
have 10 be swung and riveted into place
during the next twenty-one days.
New-York tribune., 1909-11-12
$4,000
LIS PENOENS.


NOVEMBER H.
MADISON ST. f70. Samuel Ashrnsn azt rssss
fOrtman et al. Foreclosure OF mtg. afty.
Kurzman & Franksnh elmer
MULBERRY Sr. ei0 end 221: Michele volinf
- al sgt Albert = Del Gsudfo 81 al. f0rt-
closure Of mtg; atty. Settler
IEIHAM AVE =. 2O24 n " % Southern
boulevard. 3HSxfTfSx irreg. Robert Won
Felde ast Sarah q Fuller et al. fOrcclosuIs
OF mtg. atty. NJ Gross
sTH AVE. cor 9th -. 2fGxsf 10; sccona
National Bank % Red Bank ~ D. aEr
George VI Archer; notice of levy. atty. =
sTH ST.. 3I5 East. Santiago Cahm az.
David y simon 20 al action 70 cancel deeds.
atty. W ID Stiser
STU AVE. cor 2Tth st. 2a6xsf 10, Edward
Johnston et al agt Georxe NJ Archer.
hotice OF levy, atty. q $ Simpson.
18TH ST. .. 32G q Of I'd ave. 2sxfOa3.
Rosehil Realty Corp agt Giulio IsEuani
e. al. Foreclosure Of mtg: attys. Bowers a
GID ST. 3. 1854 n Q of Broadway. SOxf00 5:
LenOx Iron Works sgt BENJAMIN 3 Daver-
port et all action fOreclose mechanics
lien attys Rosendale & Dodd.
DtIH st. =. A55.4 u . 0f 10Th ave, fe 81
10O1l; Charles II Dotter azt Edward Blocn
Fred W and Alfred Hinrichs
12WTH ST. 325 and :27 East: Lawyers atx
90 agt Frank COcil et al; foreclosure y
mtg. atty. Cary
Frank COcil et al foreclosure of mtg. at;y.
g. Cary.
led ST 2J3 and 2SJ West. Johanna schunift
agt Frederick ROnkohi e al action 70
declare deed void. atty. = A Knohloch-
18TH ST. 8. 101 u OF Washington avs.
James Mulh bland et al: foreclosure % mtg.
atty, II Swain
New-York tribune., 1909-11-12
LARGE LOFT LEASES.
Telephone Company IN Vest
38th Street Rental.

Tucker. Speyers a GO. have leased the
entire eighth, ninth and tenth floors in the
Wheeler Building az Nos. 2S and 30 West
36th street, 20 the New York Telephone
Company. 10 be used by IL as Offices.
Also in conjunction with n. g. L. Hess 20
Julius Klusmann, the westerly store and
entire first loft In the same building.
TIE Building and Engineering Company
has rented through n. a L. Hess the eighth
fioor Of Nos. 92s and $50 Broadway 10
BlOomberg & GOidstein-
The John H. Dye Company has leased for
Mrs. Anne lie Gay tie three story dwelling
no g. Grove street. which after extensive
allegations viii be used as a studio dwell
New-York tribune., 1909-11-12
RECEIVERS OF RENTS NAMED.

Justice TruaN. of the Supreme Court. has
appointed Louis B. Felix receiver OF the
rents OF No. 344 Pleasant avenue. a five
story nathOuse. in an action brought by
joseph Weissman and others against Morris
Garfinllel and others TO foreclose second
mortgage Of s2.5Oo. The prior mortgage
amounts TO Sl5.75O.
William J. MacLa7en has been appointed
receiver OF the rents of Nos. 212 and PA
Monroe street. two five story tenement
houses. in an action brought by Julius ROs-
erstein against Morris Goodman and others
To- foreclose a mortgage Of $4,000. Prior
mortgages on the property amount 10
$4,000.
New-York tribune., 1909-11-12
RECORDED LEASES.
with lessons address,
NOVEMBER II.


NOVEMBER II.
LEXINGTON AVE. 1907 20 1919. cor
18th ST: Rudolph w Pick &c Margaret
Toomey: yrs from May I. i9i0...... 5000
Address. above.
MELROSE AVE n 14lth St 81 SIX
rs: American Real Estate co 10 Vim
j Riker & Son Co: n yrs from Jan !,
Address tGa West aTth St
PARK ROW. 1876. n cor Pearl st. Mar
garet Hyland 81 al 20 Daniel
o O'Rourke: 4 yrs from Oct I, 1909. 1000
Address. above.
SOUTHERN BOULEVARD. 1855; Morris
Feldman and 70 Jacob Friedman.
a. yrs from Nov I, 1903. .-.--..-----.. 9no
Sd AVE. 1463: Nathan 4 Metzger 20
John Junemann; 10 WIS from Jan ].
1910 ......................... LAO
Address, above.
ii1TH ST 446 and AS East Chas r
zimmerman 20 COncetta De Franco. 5
yrs from Dec l. 1909. .......--........ 200
Address. above.
ieOTH ST 15s West: c NJ Silvermsn G.
Son 20 IsidOr J Kressel; yrs from
Oct j. 1903. lr-eV
Address. above.
ie5TH ST. 14T East 37.6xe63; 18th
Ward Bank TO L : OF A by Postmaster
General; Yrs from April /. 1909. 5000
Address. care Van Norien Trust Co,
9Th and Goth ST.
i42D ST. POI East John Green 70
Sarah Pleasants; yrs from April ].
leus 80
Address. care o Wright. io6 West
I35th 81.
New-York tribune., 1909-11-12
SATISFIED MECHANICS LIENS.
NOVEMBER II.

NOVEMBER H.
ARTHUR AVE. n W cor 1SSth -; Zi1-
fSdo S1es '.,s.... 20 az. 'O..H ...,,... SIR -
BELMONT AVE. cor 1S9th IT:
Hcughtaling & Wittpenn agt East
1N9th Street Building < Construc
ttor GO ct al: Oct IL. 1909 (5y bOndI 1874 90
KINGSBRIDGE TERRACE. 27t3'
neT TIs' ct al: Oct .6. iSo9 ......',.. 49, 90
d same am, OCT Oct -. ''p,5.'. ioos '. 1472
'-ssiT same sept ' /. 1909. ..'..'...' coo 90
kINGSBRIDGE TERRACE. 2743; An
tonic DE Iona agt III I. Recorder
et al; Nov 8. 1909 9--....--.-------. 81 so
ST NICHOLAS AVE W :. - u %
inc. ct al; Oct IS i9oS ..-........ 80, 400 ss
Is9TH ST 5 - whole front bet Bel
mont and Hughes aves, Geo Colon
n co Ogt same, Oct ~. 1909 tby
bond ,-.-.-,--.. ....,-,.---.--...t1s4so o5
agt same; Sept %. 1909. - 1.O4O 81
SAME PROP; I.uigi Naccarato agt
same; oct %. 1909 CIV bond $50 90
1i2TH ST. $50 West: otis Elevator "a
agt Richard Lankenau et al. JHly
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Ansche Chesed et al, oct Is. 1909 as IS
18TH ST 521 West: Brooklyn vitri-
nod Tile Works agt Archibald NJ
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New-York tribune., 1909-11-12
ANNEX FOR SLOANE HOSPITAL.

Luther IT. Lewis. or No. 16o Fifth ave-
nue. has been selected as architect for
the proposed wing 10 the Sloane Maternity
Hospital provided for by the gift Of $780,
600 made 20 Columbia University by Will
lam ID. Sloane. recently announced.
The annex. which is TO be seven stories
in height. viii be erected on the Tenth
avenue side Of the block from 59th TO Goth
street. between the present hospital and
the Vanderbilt Clinic.