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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1909-12-01
RECORDED TRANSFERS.

with name and address Of purchaser)
AUDUBON AVE. W $ $50 Il $ Of lesth st; soH
Address. 527 West beth st.
SAME PROPERTY: Frances Cox ct al 10
address, "a Audubon ave
BRADHURST AVE 4 s. % 4x59 ?; Annie
Berger TO Moses ID Moss mtg $4,000: 800
Address. $50 Nassau ST
CLAREMoNT AVE. :. 800 # Of l22d st 10
Xl75-3; VIM J casey to Clarence Brennan
tTntg S43, 600: 500.
Address. Room 1902. III Broadway.
DEl.AFIELD AVE. cor Livingston ST. lot 10.
ROneT 10 Sabina Began: SO.
Address Room 5o5. so broadway.
EDISON AVE. :. 200 II n OF fremont Road
Sxso; Herr. -Norr TO Louis Rabinowitz
Address. Room 423. 1872 Nassau ST.
EDISON AVE- " 5. 225 II n OF fremont Road.
29zs5 Henry ! Norr TO Montrose w Escoe
ADDE'S Room 42a 1s2 Nassau st.
FORDHAM ROAD 12G. s. 219x irregular:
Fcrdham Construction co 10 Fowler & Hopkins
Address. 3O2 West If7th ST.
FC RDHAM AVE. sfw Billar Place 5sxiOO;
Address. 25s ClassOn ave.
FORDHAM ROAD. = " cor Andrews ave as sx
irregular: Fordham Construction co 10 Louise
Z BoHrgardez mtg Si5U0: 500.
Address. Andrews ave. and Fordham Road.
GREENE ST. I5l. n " cor Houston St. 2Ox79
tmts $50 y Adelaide Killing 70 olive II
address Room y. 229 Broadway.
HULL AVE. 1924. =. 25Ni0o. Hilbert Roach
10 GeTdou ncferiof mtg $4,000; sl0O.
Address. 1853 linton
LElXINGTON AVE e s. COLL n 5 Of Hath ST.
l3.yAIS. Angela Coleman 10 John McIJermott
lMtEs SlG.tUl- 81.
Address. 81 Wills ave.
LOT Z. map subdivision Block 325 at Kings
bridge. samuel Bitterman TO John r DuT:
500.
Address. : Deekman ST.
LOTS and n. - 10 ~. map william o Giles.
Al kinEsbr.cgci Margaret Reaty Il al 10
james l'lih. uston. Of Fort Washington Park
y / SlG.Dt6 Ga
address. sedswick ave and Giles Place
LOTS -. 80. I4a and III. map McGraw estate.
Christina Fortune Ct al 10 Caroline ) Ross et
al. 81
SAME PROPERTY: John A Ross ct al to same:
81.
SAME PROPERTY: Eliza N Ross 10 same. 81
SAME PROPERTY; James n Ross 20 same: 81
SAME PROPERTY; Margaret Ross TO same: 81
Aucr ~. 1901 McGruw ave.
LOTS $40. 81. 35s 81 ami 372 man Arden
properly. Speculative Realty co 10 Arthur q \
Address. Room 555i. % Liberty st.
MIDDLETOWN ROAD a " cor Eastern Roui.
SNOW 10 sigmund Aschermann tmtg 81 OOO,
500 ~
Address Boom 233. 80 Broadway.
PARK AVE, =. 7sG n n Of Seth st. o4xto-.
Katharine f. Wellirg 10 Charles III IVeliirs
lnv'sif4ent 80 uEts $4,000. 81
Address. Rector ft
PELHAM AVE. f. 20 II 50 " 81 Hughes a.,
st5Al0O; John Donovan 10 LEVEL Construc.
lion CO tmfs $4,000; sIoO.
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PLAN BRONX WAREHOUSE.
It VIII Be the Tslest Structure in the
Borough.

Plans for an eight story warehouse for
storage purposes. which W.n be the tallcst
structure in The Bronx. were Fl ed yester-
day by William Schnaufer. architect The
highest structure now Is the seven story
Smith Building al Third avenue and IaSth
street
The building Will he erected. at d cost
OF SsJ'eso by the ManderS!n Building Com
psny, Of which George Kinderman is presi-
dent, on Webster avenue. 5usl north OF
Anna Place. The Improvement Is for q
district al the s0utherly edge Of the Ire
mont section. which has had a large de-
velopment Of five story apartment houses
within the last four years.
The Gaines Roberts Company also FLED
plans yesterday Tor i've nNe story apart-
ment houses, covering the block front on
Aloers street, between Hoe avenue and
Faile street.
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SATISFIED MORTGAGES.

with name and address Of Ioaner's attorneys)
BROADWAY and 10TH ST. . cor. 81. sx7o .:
April ]. 1905; Geo w Walker TO Clarence Clay
Attorney. y whitIocI 14I Broadway.
ESSEX ST. . $. 200 II n OF Rivington ST ok
100; May 10 1883; Lena Gross to Emisrant
ATTORNEY R O'Gorman 40 Chambers st.
ESSEX ST. 144. 25x1cO; April es Isss; Frances
Volkenberg 70 Margaret Hoffman. 10000
Address. OF Sd
GREENWICH ST 4sT and $50 44xss 6: Sent I
lsos; Jas ii Cruikshank TO Edwin Ely;
Attorneys. smith & Simpson. 1ss Broadway.
GREENWICH ST. 4s3 to 4s9. 81. 6x9O: MAY IA
1909; Jas Cruikshank and ano TO Austin n
Fletcher and ano; $4,000.
Attorney. 4 B Fletcher f65 Broadway
HEATH AVE. $. 270.2 n n Of Kingsbridg.
I'd looxSo5: May 1. 1895; Cathleen Turney TO
Attorney L Marx. i2s Broadway
HENRY ST, 80, 25xiOO: Nov Is 1904: Barnet
Rod and ano to n Protestant Episcopal
Attorneys. Nash Jones. CO Wall st.
HOME ST. s. 100 IT OF linton ave sox
10 ,; Jan $. 1903; Thos ID Malcolm constr
Co to city Mtg Go; si,ooo
JACKSON AVE. :. los II $ OF I56th 81 1sx
SIS; Nov -. 1901: Geo A Hook TO Title Guar
and Trust Co. lac broadway
LOTS lG2 and iGt; map 2ee, March 20. 1905
May 70 lgS; Elias p Shinsky to Lawrence
Attorney. Carpenter. 30 West Broadway.
LAlGtI 81. 8 Js q OF Hudson 81 95x
100; Dec 80. 1902. Mary f strong 10 EguitaN
Attorney. Alexander
Lemon AVE. 2o6. 2oxso: May 90 1901: Morris
Gr0ssner and ano 70 Henry Weiner: SIs OOo
Attorney. DeKay Townsend, IS William ~
LOTS T26 and T27. map Village OF yakaasII.
A2rii p p 1901; John o Brien to sound Realty
Address. I2s Broadway.
LAFAYETTE BOULEVARD, n 8 375 n w n,
lSSth 81, 52x2iT.0: Jan 81 1895. ArnoId n a.,
Sehramm TO Laetitia Myers: S6OOO " =
Attorney. Man & Man 50 Wall St
LISPENARD ST. n s. SOL Il e OF West Broad
way. 2o9x15; March % 1906; Alfred r. CONF
ing 10 Wm Spencer: $ll.sO0
AttoTheys. Miller. X. l. q Trailord SD
MULBERRY ST, IS. 25xIOo: Aug -. 1ssa. La.
Sweeney and ano TO Geo Lovett: e. oao jas
l. a ms Co. 100 Broadway.
MI LBERRN ST. : $. 1907 n W OF Canal 81,
%t"N3l 10. Feb IA. 1892: Annie J McCorInacL
10 hnickerhoeker Bldg Loan a.. SO CsbO
Address, 81 West l25th St
PROSPECT AVE e g. pod II = OF Jenpine. .,
4NllCti Nov . 1901. killian Mlnninaer ,ri
AnO 10 Nm q Oesting, 5000
ATTORNEY. L Hummel, 1911 81 ave
ST Marks PLACE. p. 26xIaO. July Ia Ieoo.
thna f""eh ana ano TO Bernard j Mccain
Address. .IO Bowery.
ST MARKS PLACE -. 2OxI2O; Feb N lsat
Marsaret NJ sullivan to Emigrant RAM
Attorney. II O'Gorrnan. 40 Chambers al,
LINTON Avn. $, 1T5 II s Of Iasd 81 n ax
100 sept H. 1906 Bent Harris ami ano 10
ne , ters.. ioSio to-op Assn; s2i0uo
~'0fheS' siinonson. loo Broadway.
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MECHANICS LIENS.
NOVEMBER 80.

BROADWAY. " .. 30 Y n Of 1924 81. sOxioo.
Arthur Whitaker AIT inflow Realty co. owner
and contractor. 1858 q.
COLUMBUS AVE. g. whole front between
I0oth and 110th sta. tT2Tl5O; Fredenherx =
Lounsbury agt Cathedral Realty 90. owner and
contractor: 500 p
CRESTON AVE 27sJ. Pasquals CsstaIdo az.
John j & Margaret Quinn. owners; Robert A
TrainOr contractor: s1sI.
HEATH AVE. W q 30 q n OF Boston ave- 25x
%; Frank f!aboCk agt Michael Maa0nsy own
er: Charles Petersen, contractor (rensWaD:
ST PAUIss PLACE. " cor Brook ave. so n
$50: Ernest CtColese AT Emeh Realty 90.
owner and contractor. So.
ST PATTsS PLACE. n cor Crotona Place
81. 2xSf 10. Jacob EfrOn act 81 Paul Construc-
ton Co owner. Goodman & CO and Morris
Kraus. contractors; $500.
VALENTINE AVE. q . ia 10 n 8 Of f0Oth o.
IOOxgS. Jose SaiSano agt stephen Nc Bride
Cwner Antonio PapantOniO. contractor; SIS "a.
SAME PROPERTY. Vincenzo selzano ast same:
$26 Sc.
SAME PROPERTY; Antonio sslzauo ast sane:
SO SO.
I'D AVE. 500: Stern & Co ast John smith. own
Ct: A Lendhart. contractor S45.
nth ST 222 East. Lorenzo Building Co agt
Richard harris. owner and contractor, John r
Hayward. owner Jane Harris. contractor; $40
GATH ST. sC7 East. Nathan CARRIER act Teohaldo
TOnt0niCO Il salvatore. owners and contractors:
ROGerfck McDernltt. contractor. sJJT
18TH ST. 50I East: 18Th st. 500 East: Brook
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RECORDED LEASES.
with lessons address.)

with lessons address.)
NOVEMBER 30
BLEECKER ST. 81: John Rant TO David
Eller; SIP yrs from July I, 1909; 81. Os6
Address. IS Blocker ST.
BOWERY, 81 and sliz: Chas II Shulman TO
Joseph A Paslinghi; 3 yrs from June l.
1910. So 900
Address. 323 Washington ST.
WILLIAM ST 1874: Lewis s Cohen Il al 70
Washington Lunch. incorp. yrs from Jan
I. 1910: 60. 500
Address above.
9TH AVE. POS and 30. cor 23d st: Jno
Shady 10 Anthony G Lembeck Of New Ter
sey; yrs from June I. 1916; Sc 600
Address. 314 Madison ave.
63D ST 4O4 10 40 East; Abraham Fine 81 al
20 Pietro Salomone ct al; > yrs from Dec 1,
1909. $500
Address. 21s Chrystie ST
1897 II ST. 20 West: Pine Noon Realty Co TO
Jas Claudius; Yrs from Jan l. 1910;
Address above
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.7oa: May 1. sas. same to Clarence clavso..
Attorney. whitIock. Rector st.
SAME PROPERTY: TO: same. same: NJ .,
1893: Geo " Walker and sno 70 Ciarsncs z, s'.
Same address
IO5TH ST, cor OF Lexington ave 25x7s.
~ 1887: John G Granam and ano h June
Attorney. y De P Foster. ~ Wall 81
VEN vembsr n 1908; simon xdlsr and I asa I, No
fe v Knox; $500. IL
Attorneys Knox a DoolInz ca wiHiar
Dec 10. ieos: Victor wsichnan ana , ne u;
American Bibis Society; $4,000 I"
Attorney. r. De r. Foster. - Wall ~
SAME PROPERTY: fs7 It same: sans. 49,.
same to same; $4,000. INV
1s2D ST. rs 132 u " Of LenoH ave 17s.ss1,.
Aug 20. 1905; Jesse Ship and ano 70 Emily /.
Address. $50 Lsnox ave.
IssTH ST: 81 West, 2sxse n; os' 7; 1903. I1u..
Address. 81 East l22d 81.
96.iI: sept II. 1905: YOung Realty a cons a. @
TO sender Jsrm1lowsky; $3.50
SAME PROPERTY: 200 q same. sans. ~n.
same. same To same; same.
same address
Is4TH ST. $. 200 n % Broadway s7zsa n.
sept IL. 1905; Young Realty 3 Const % 10
Sender Jarmulowsky. So. la6 81
Attorney. NJ Clark. 50 Canal 81
SAME PROPERTY. 2ST q . % sarns. ,,r..
same. SANE 70 sane. same
same address.
HATH ST. . 100 n = % Broadway. Izs.sso,
Dec 2 1907: Delta Realty co to C,oloret Or
phan Asylum. sl72. O53 -
Attorneys. Merrell q Rogers ia Broadway
i4sTH ST. :. 1913 n Of Bergen ave 2sx
1903. April q. 1893. Jas Barry and ano 70
John Metesif and anO. Sli.500
Attorney. n Overinzton. 2sOt % ave.
f4sTH ST ESQ East 2sxi29; March u faos.
Lizzie Bowen 10 Martin Norz. ir. 81 COO
Attorney. II OvsringtOn. 25Of % ave.
IssD ST. = 100 u OF Broadway. 90 f1x2s5:
Nov %. 1905: IsidOre Weisbader 20 New Fra
Const Co: $1,000.
Attorneys strauss q Anderson Ia Broad
way.
fsfTH ST and WADSWORTH AVE n . cor
40. l1x75; FEB 20. 1907 Nathan BUrnstins ana
anO to Caroline n Raw: 81 800.
Attorneys. @ & Go.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1909-12-01
RECEIVERS OF RENTS NAMED.

JOhn J. Mackin has been appointed re-
ceiver OF the rents of No. - West s7th
street, Ia an action brought Ly Daniel b.
Freedman against George Smith jr. and
others 10 foreclose Z second mortgage OF
5000
Jacob Hertzberg has been appointed re-
ceiver Of the rents OF Nos. 1853 10 lS75 First
avenue, -four tenement houses In an action
brought BY Benjamin Wertheim.r and
others. as executors, against Ignatz Mar
Gareten and others o. foncclose d second
mortgage OF 8. 40
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1909-12-01
IN THE AUCTION ROOMS.

The auction sales held yesterday at the
Real Estate Exchange salesTooms. Nos "A
and lG Ncsey street. resulted as follows:
- Joseph +. Dag.
iST AVE. 1913 e. 20 n Of 18th 81 ok
100 4 ETY. fenmt. With stores. ears sale: 10
George ii Beck for s. 20,
isT AVE. 1917. - 80 . "a Il 79th 81 ssx
200. atty tennt, with stores. ears sale; to
BerlineT foT $4,000.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1909-12-01
FOB BONNET TRACT $4,000.

The ". Il. Bonnet property on tie
Quaker Ridge Road. just east OF North aye
nue., New Rochelle. has been sold The
purchaser Is said 10 be The Sew York,
Westchester d Boston Railway Company,
which needs the properly as a part Of ns
r.xht OF way between Mount Vernon and
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1909-12-01
DELAY IN FRAMING CODE.

The time for preparing the new code Of
city ordinances governing the erection ~
stoODs and areas has been extended from
to-day 10 December -2. n = under TODD
that the proposed regulations win contain
nothing Affecting seriously the utle TO any
buildings nov H. eXlsteuce.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1909-12-01

White Plains. There ere six acres in the
plot. The purchase price was about $4,000.
A few months ago Mr. Bonnetts brother.
Walter Bennett. sold his property to agents
believed 20 represent the railway company
for s27.0c0
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1909-12-01
JUDGMENT FOR s16,12s

A deficiency judgment for gI6.lz3 vas en-
tered yesterday against simon Lefkouitz
.n favor Of Abraham Politziner. growing
out Of the foreclosure sale Of The property
on the south side OF Seventeen street lss
feet west Of Avenue 4. a nlat ssEla.a
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1909-12-01
4 a. PER CENT LOAN.

The NJ. Morgenthau, Jr., Company has
placed for the Sterling Realty Company
first mortgage OF $4,000. at 4l5 per cent in
terest for i've years. on the Camden apart
ment house, No eO5 West 95th street
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1909-12-01
susH TERMINAL LEASE.

}. Clifford Moore q CO. have leased for
the Bush Terminal Company 10 the Lang
eros Manufacturing Company. of Mauhat-
tan. floor space for a term or years IN Tie
terminal company's modern factory build
ings in South Brooklyn.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1909-12-01
LEASES NEW CANAAN HOUSE.

Pease & Gilman and X. r. Morse have
rented for Mrs. Mary Z. Uptegrove her
country place at New Canaan. Conn, 10
Mrs II. a Mitchell Keays.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1909-12-01
CITY GETS LONG ISLAND TITLES.

A deed conveying nine parcels Of land
from the Queens County Water Company
10 the city for S29slS was filed at Mineola
yesterday. The property. which was &C
Quired through condemnation proceedings,
is az Valley Stream. LyIbrook, Rockville
Centre, Freeport ana Bsldwin's.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1909-12-01
LONG ISLAND CITY DEAL.

John Greer has sold for William Menstell
TO a builder The northeast corner OF ia
maica and Third avenues. Long Island City,
a plot 50xl25 feet.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1909-12-01
noaouGm OF RICHMOND.

wOrID YOU INVEST $3.50. PAYABLE y
down and So - p,C month, Tn a New f9sS
CITY lot thet viii probably double IN Naln
within the newt yeart tierc is real estt,
Investment with "A guaranteed proht OF -
per ycsr Eor fTec tickets 90 visit tAv pfe''
erty apply %
w 4. REEVES a co.
12s Eat sd Street. New York CHI.
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BOROUGH or MANHATTAN

ATTRACTIVE MODERN DWELLING. AZ.
building plot, lU,Nl5O. opposite oes1tiia. "a N
Beach Park. facing Long island sound on..S
minutes from New YorS Particulars {. >
Eau LINER Rye. y, y.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1909-12-01

TO LET FOR BUSINESS PURPOSES.
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TO LET FOR BUSINESS PURPOSES
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BOROUGH or BgoohLY>.
THE NOSr PERFECT HOUSES kNEh
HINT EOR I\XO FAMILIES.

On Parkside ave. bet FlathuSh and heeto.-
ayes In vNCellent netf hhorhood. convenient "
Brighton Beach Il. s trolley Tines. schooE
and stores The most artistic fronts IN 0ieNs..
New York With interiors 60 match. tSepalsNsss
entranccsl Rent froGl apartment 80
carrying charges and gives owner a rennrsxv
home RENT FREE. WESrW GOD kEALAA
90. as Flathush ave, BROOKLYN.
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SUBURBAN PROPERTY
A SEASIDE BARGAIN

ocean front Lots 80 minutes rom city Kan
ONLY $500 CASH. -.
All Improvements; fare &c; select loctlon..
act quickly. TRAVELLER, Box 10. Ario-N'
Downtown Office
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REAL ESTATE FOR SALE OR TO .Er
LONG ISLAND.
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FREE SPECIAL TRAIN
SUNDAY. DECEMBER 5th

W rite reSerNius UCNolN
W. c. REEVES & CO.
12f T. Esd Street. New York CITY
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NEW JERsET
APRETTY BUNeaL 0W COLONY
lake MuSCOHETCOHG GROVE

Ihirty-stN bungalows 20 be built DeIoIs HeN'
spring.
e0.OOO SO FEET FOR 500. ON EASY TERNs
These are winter prices. bound TO acNanss-
The owner OF this property positively stAsrs
that the prices will be advanced p per 0e"'
March LIST.
IL you want to get in the ground noI'
In the finest bungalow colony ever star''"s
The Kendrick gazette. [volume] (Kendrick, Idaho) 1892-1968, 1909-05-28
Whooping Cough

This is Il moe dangerous disease
than Is generally presumed. 1t will
he surprise to many to learn that
more deaths result from 1t than from
scarlet fever. Pneumonia often re-
suits from it. Chamberlain's Cough
Remedy has been used In many epi-
denies OF whoepIng cough, and al
ways with the best results. Delbert
McKeig OF Harlan, Iowa, says OF it
my boy took whOopiEg cough when
nine months old. He had 1t in winter
II got a bottle of Chamberlain
Cough Remedy which proved good
cannot recommend 1t too highly,
For sale by Albert Moskop.
The Kendrick gazette. [volume] (Kendrick, Idaho) 1892-1968, 1909-05-28
Baccalaureate Services

The Bacca!aureate services in the
Presbyterian church on Sunday we're
of more than ordinary inter est.
Through the kindness of the principal
and teachers of the school the church
was handsomely decorated with the
class colors OF crimson and gold and
the floral decoration OF brilliant seran
iums, white and red tulips and roses
fragrant wild cherry and rich pansy
gave freshness and beauty fitting tc
the young folks in the classes. Over
the pulpit hung the class motto "Fiuis
Corouat Opus. The music by the
choir was of the we'll known high char
acter. At the strains of the march
the classes entered and occupied the
pews reserved for them. The friend:
quickly filled the church and the pro
gram IS printed in last weeks Gazette
was carried out. The presence o
Rev. Taylor of the methodist churct
and his congregation and the towr
folk and the Presbyterian congrega
tion made a representative gathering
Rev. Durrie's sermon from Philli-
. ppians 8; IA entitled -Four steps to
ward the crown" was suitable ant
helpful, and was we'll received.
Six graduated into the High Schoo
aud six finished the tenth grade.
The Kendrick gazette. [volume] (Kendrick, Idaho) 1892-1968, 1909-05-28
Base Ball Doin6s

About twenty-five 'fans" went to
Troy last Sunday to see the game
between Deary and Juliaetta, which
was one Of the best games so far this
season and was enjoyed by all who
attended. Several of the players from
Kendrick were in the Deary team. az.
s'sting very materially IN the result.
Robinson pitched seven innings and
was very effective, only one hit being
secured by Juliaetta in the first seven
innings. Charley Dorsett pitched the
rema,ng two innings with equal sue
cess. "Buss' Dorsett was benin the
bat.
A six inning game was played last
Sunday on the Kendrick grounds be.
tween Southwick and the Kendrick
second team with tie score OF 8 to 8.
The game was called at the end Of
the sixth on account of illness Of Mr.
Hamley.
The Kendrick gazette. [volume] (Kendrick, Idaho) 1892-1968, 1909-05-28
Mrs Edward Heady

Mrs. Edward Heady died at her
home on Texas Ridge last Friday May
81; age "a years.
Miss Grace Ellis was born at FAY
ettevilie, Ark, Jan IL, 1885. and was
married to Edward Heady in 1900.
When she was three years old the
family moved to Dayton, Wash.,
where they lived for about SIX years.
after which they removed to Kendrlck,
Idaho, where her home has been foI
the past is years.
Mrs. Heady was we'll liked by he,
many acquiantances and leaves besides
husband and three small children
her parents, both of whom are living
and residents Ct Kendrick. three
brothers and sister.
Funeral services were held at heI
late home last Sunday aud burial was
in the Texas Ridge cemetery.
The Kendrick gazette. [volume] (Kendrick, Idaho) 1892-1968, 1909-05-28
Tie Gazette Contest

But few days remain before ths
Gaz cite contest, with trip to the A
Y. P Exposition at Seattle as the
urize, will be closed, Monday, May 81
at six O'Clock I'm. being the last day
on which votes may be registered
This trip, including railroad fare, ad-
mission to the grounds and the a
musenent show on the "Pay Streak
is ono that is we'll worth striving for
The standing of the contestonts or
Thursday. May 81. was:
Miss Eva Galloway, Bear Ridge, 2250
Miss Lille Schultz, Cameron. 2lOO
Stanley Talbot. t........... .....!525
Roy Durbin ....................l l410
Miss Elsie Mccoy, Southwick. 1900
Miss Ruby Donaldson, Juliaetta. HOO
The Kendrick gazette. [volume] (Kendrick, Idaho) 1892-1968, 1909-05-28
Idaho at the A. Y. P.

Final arrangements have been con-
cluded for Idaho's exhibit at the Alas
ka-Yukon-Pacihc Exposition. Al.
though conference of the commits
sioners Is scheduled for May 81, the
day before the opening of the fair. the
last decisive meeting of Boise, and all
of the important details except those
which directly concern the individual
counties and their local exhibits, have
met with definite disposition.
The selection OF permanent hostess.
es to preside for Idaho in the social
world at the exposition and to welcome
and entertain distinguished visitors to
the Idaho building as wei! as to pro
vide for the comfort of ali in attend
ance upon the FAIR, was announced by
the commissioners. Mrs. Minnie Fair.
child was chosen for the first half and
Mrs. J. X. Blomquist OF Boise for the
second half Of the Fair.
| Associated with either Mrs. Fair
child or Mrs. Blomquist will be ten
porary hostesses selected by their
various counties. 1t is the intention
of the commissioners to set aside a
certain time for each county. as soon
as all the counties name their hostess.
es and signify their preferences as to
date. AS yet no county has acted.
Fl. r. Samuels Of Wallace was ap-
pointed superintendent of the Idaho
mining exhibit. He is considered a
man of wide experience in minerals
and metallurgy and was designated by
the Mineowners Association of Sho
shone county to take charge of the
ores which it will send to the Expo.
Notification has been received from
A. D. McKlnlay, executive commits
sioner, that the Idaho building is now
ready to receive exhibits. The struc-
ture will be wholly completed before
. June lst, as will also the auditorium
E adjoining which is being erected b,
the Commercial Clubs of the state 70
| illustrated lectures and moving pic
lures depicting agricultural and indus
E trial development.
The entire fruit, grain and ore es
hibit displayed at the St, Louis an
S Portland Fairs has been shipped fror
Y Boise to Seattle, together with the la,
o ter ore exhibit, and will be IN plac
r when the exposition is formally opene
S June LIST. Arrangements have ais
e been completed for a diminutive repro
duction of the Twin Falls north an
/. south side tracts to adjoin the Idah
e building.
IS An art exhibit, composed principal
= at this time of needlework, has bee
e collected by Mrs. Adaline Rossi {
If Boise and will be shipped to Seatt
b within the next few days.
n The Offices Of the Idaho Commi
4. sion has been moved from Boise
}. Seattle, where all future business WI
j. be transacted.
, Governor Brady and his staff wi
ID leave Boise in special car to partlc
pate in the opening ceremonies.
Il
The Kendrick gazette. [volume] (Kendrick, Idaho) 1892-1968, 1909-05-28
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The Kendrick gazette. [volume] (Kendrick, Idaho) 1892-1968, 1909-05-28

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