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The Caucasian. (Shreveport, La.) 1900-192?, 1909-07-04

&WYHEN Henry Hudson In 1909
A~ entered what is now New
W. York harbor and sailed up
the noble river which laves
the shores of Manhattan Island he lit
tie imagined that 300 years later mil
lions of people would be celebrating
his discovery with pageantry, military
and naval parades, educational and
patriotic exercises and spectacles of
various kinds, and all on a scale be-
yond the power of any one to con-
ceive in Hudson's day The discovery
of the Hudson river is in itself an
event worthy of being commemorated
IN this way. But it happens that it is
The Caucasian. (Shreveport, La.) 1900-192?, 1909-07-04
Preserving the
Declaration OF
independence

IN HERE is 50 much reverence
fer the document on which the
fifty-six signers of the immor-
The Caucasian. (Shreveport, La.) 1900-192?, 1909-07-04
The SigeI Case
And the Real
yellow Peril

-HE case of Miss Elsie S1gel OF
New York, whose murder by
IS member of New Yorks Chlnese
The silver state news. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1907-1909, 1909-08-17
THE DoG-CATCHER
ABROAD IN THE LAND

For the past few days town dogs
have been observed acting in a very
peculiar tanner. A canine asleep on
the sidewalk viii awake with a start,
one terrified look. turn tail and
make a bee line for the mountains at
top speed. In a few moments along
mil come an individual with a harm
looking coil Of wire in his hand.
1t is the official dog catcher. on the
lookout for pups minus a license.
Public sympathy is apparently OIL the
side of the dog, but so far they have
shown an ability to take care of them
and from their movements are
evidently wise to their would-be
eaptors.
The silver state news. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1907-1909, 1909-08-17

Robinson's barber shop for a good
bath.
The silver state news. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1907-1909, 1909-08-17
EXHIBIT FOR Los AN
GELES CHAMBER
CONTINUED from Page ~

statement that it is a fair representa-
ton Of what it purports 10 be.
For the fling cabinet the chamber
desires copies of the annual reports OF
the company as they are issued, or n
lien of these. a full statement in rgard
to the company and its affairs.
No charge of any kind will be made
To exhibitors. All material submitted
for exhibition shall be subject to the
approval of the committee in charge
which reserves the right t oreJect sueh
material as it considers unworthy q
space. or concerning which the commit
tee NAV have doubts as TO identity. 10.
calitv from which it came. or straight
forwardness of intention on the part OF
the exhibitor. All materlai must be do
mated. absolutely, to the Chamber OF
Mines and become its property.
The silver state news. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1907-1909, 1909-08-17

..1sao
MANTED-At Mater MisericofU
Hospital, Sacramento, Gala, yo'-,
ladies DESTROYS of taking the Nu''
Training Course. For particulars J
ply to SISTERS Or
The silver state news. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1907-1909, 1909-08-17
LOCAL BRIEFS.

r. I. Evans left for Loveloek Sun
day evening on a short business trip.
Joe Marzen, the pioneer raneher and
stockman from Loveloek valley, spent
sunday in town.
Tom Defenbaugh, the National mer-
chant, is in town for a day or two.
Paul Pinson, of Golconda, was attend
ing to business in town yesterday.
0. X. Wescoatt and K. NJ. Crocker.
Chafey civil engineers. were in town
yesterday.
/. G. Campbell. the well-known Love
lock attorney, was attending to legal
business in town yesterday.
c. f. Foyle and Arthur Cochran run
V e from INLAY to spend Sunday with
friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. L. Wilson returned
from their Reno trip on No. 6 Sunday
afternoon.
Father Meehan returned from Love
lock yesterday Afternoon, where he held
services sunday.
W. A. Crawford. with NJ B. John
son, cigar manufacturer, returned Sun,
day from Salt Lake, where he visited
the Grand Army encampment.
BORN-At W~innemueca. Nevada.
August Il, 1909. to the wife of G. II.
Adams, of DEMO, a daughter.
The silver state news. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1907-1909, 1909-08-17
WEATHER REPORT

Following is the report of the loeai
Office of the United States weather
bureau of the department of agrieul-
tire for Winnemueca for the twenty
four hoours ending at a. m. August II,
1909:
Maximum temperature. 90.
Minimum temperature. 40.
Mean temperature, SIS.
Normal temperature, II.
Forecast for Winnemueea and viciu
ity for the tweuty-four hours ending NJ
) p. m. August IS, issued from San
Francisco. Fair tonight and wednes
day.
J.. C. HAYDEN,
Official in Charge
The silver state news. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1907-1909, 1909-08-17
LEFT SEATTLE ON
THE RETURN TRIP HOME

Mrs. f. G.. Hoenstine left Seattle on
the return trip home Saturday morning
aud is expected to arrive the middle
of next week. En- route, Mrs. Hoen,
slime will spend a few days in San
Francisco.
The silver state news. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1907-1909, 1909-08-17
NEW AUTOMOBILE FOR
KENNEDY STAGE LINE

Jacob Leiek has received a new
automobile, which he has been s'try-
ing out" on the streets for the past
few days. If satisfactory, 1t is ex-
peeted that the machine win be put in
commission on the Winnemucea Ken
uedy stage line.
The silver state news. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1907-1909, 1909-08-17
EX-CoUNTY TREASURER GILBERT
ILL AT TOLL HOUSE

Today Or. Swezy was summoned
to attend ex County Treasurer Gilbert
who is i'll at the residence Of his
daughter. Mrs. w. F. Twist, at the
Toll House.
The silver state news. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1907-1909, 1909-08-17
LEAVES FOR CALIFORNIA
DRIVING BAND OF HORSES

NJ. V. Gilbert and Raymond Rick
ard. of Paradise Valley, left Winnemue
ca today with a bunch of horses. which
they win drive overland to Red Bluff
California, going via Beekwith pass
The silver state news. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1907-1909, 1909-08-17

FOR SALE-Cheap for eash-half
interest in two claims at National. "
quire at this Office.
The silver state news. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1907-1909, 1909-08-17
ARE STILL AT WORK
IMPROVING THE ELITE

Today John Schmidt is engaged in
Improving the interior Of the Elite.
The silver state news. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1907-1909, 1909-08-17
NOTICE TO WATER CONSUMER
J. C. HAYDEN.
Official in Charge

Commencing July 18th and until
further notice water will be shut of
from l p. m. until $50 p. m. No street
sprinkling allowed dur n these hours
w. L. AKIN.
Supt. Water and Light CO
La Junta tribune., 1909-08-07
Local and Personal Items

Mrs. William Morgan and daughter
Miss Lura, spent last Sunday visiting
at Manitou.
/ Ray Crowell was Denver visitor
several days this week. returning
home Wednesday.
Mrs. Francis Spaur and Mrs. W. c.
Spaur took In u few OF the sights at
Manitou last Sunday.
Mrs. J. w. Handy. who has been
enjoying an outing at Glen Park for
several weeks. returned home last
Monday.
Tom Hoffmire, one OF the distin.
guishcd legal lights OF Pueblo. was a
La Junta visitor several days this
week on legal business.
William Pearce. son OF Secretary OF
State Pearce. was down from Denver
over Sunday and spent the day with
his numerous La Junta friends
Mrs. Naomi kinsel. who is EN-.
ployed as nurse In the Minnequa
Hospital In Pueblo. arrived In La
Junta this week for a brief visit with
her parents. Mr.. and Mrs. J. NJ. Moore.
Miss Katherine crilley. OF Las An.
imas. has accepted a position with
the Kendall Dry Goods Company. and
will be In charge OF the cloak and
suit department
Jesse N. Williams bought the Mel.
son roominE house over the Saddle
Rock restaurant last Monday, and Is
now In charge. The deal WAS 81.
fected by Sam c. Davis.
r. l.. Garner. Of AxuiiAr. Colo. has
accepted = position with the First
National Bank Of this city. succeeding
o. =. Mitchell. resigned. Mr.. Garner
10 . brothsr.In.law Of Roy Elser. Of
Rocky Ford.
Last Monday was Colorado day-ths
thirty.third anniversary Of Colorado
admission 10 the saion. August ist
vas the real anniversary. 20 the lords
OF creation celebrated the next day.
and all Of the banks. the postoffice
and the county offices were closed on
Monday.
H. U. Nudge. general manager Of
the Rock island. and . former we'll.
known Santa Fe official. passed
through Ia Junta last Wednesday on
No. bound for Las Vegas. He was
on biz way 70 Tie Ojosistta noun.
tasns 70 sajoy . brisf vacation hunl.
ing Anl dehlag.
La Junta tribune., 1909-08-07
@ZI I25|l2ZZZ Z!z2223&;

Mrs. +. 4. Brown, accompanied
by her daughter. Frances. left last
Tuesday morning for the Western
slope. and during the next month
will be the guests Of relatives at Gun
nison and Delta.
Judge Clark celebrated the sixty.
fifth anniversary OF his advent on
this mundane sphere last Wednesday
by pending the day quietly In his
temple Of justice at the City Hall
He teels Just as young as he used to
BE-, and looked the part on this par.
ticular day.
Mrs c. A. Beerbohm. accompanied
by Miss Faunic and Master Freder.
lex went to Rocky Ford last Wednes-
day for an outing aud incidentally to
take In the circus. It was not quite
so ySpensive or fashionable as going
TO the mountains, but probably Just as
rcCuperatiye and enjoyable
W. Y. Black. maintenance clerk In
the office OF General Superintendent
Parker In La Junta. was expected TO
arrive In Las Vegas Saturday with
his tamily. A fishing party to the
mountains has been arranged by their
relatives here. some OF whom will
accompany them to shady brooks.
Las Vegas Optic.
John Crozior shipped a carload OF
sand this week to the Woo,ton Land
and Fuel Company. at Wootton. Colo.
to bc used In the construction OF
Turkish bath house. to cost 5000.
for The exclusive use Of J. Pierpont
Morgan for u few days. while on n
tour Of inspection Of his vast coal
interests st that place.
Work on the new McNccn block.
which has been ut q standstill for
some time owing to the non.arrival
OF needed finishing material. such as
window frames. doors. etc. WAS re-.
sumcd the first Of the week and In
now being pushed vigorously. II is
hoped 70 have the south room ready
Cor the Mayhem House Furnishing
Company not later than September
10th
J. =. Bowers. instructor Of the. CON.
mcrelal department Of tho La Jun'a
High School. writes from Floyd. Va.
to send bis Tribune during the month
Of August to Larncd. Kan. I'VE cx'
pect 70 start for Kansas the first
week q August and will be In La
jun's In time for school. September
9Th. he Tribune II . nswsy pspcf
and ! Asvs appreciated Y very much
ibis sa1Dss."
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1909-01-18
Leaders Swollen by Power

II believe that the habit OF the
land saturates the people with a
readiness to abide by authority, as
I believe that this very readiness to
yield to authority has under them
before now. through the errors Of
misguiding leaders, swollen by pigmy
power"
Gompers made reply to the Court
for himself and his associates when
asked when sentence should not be
passed. Mitchell was present and SO
was Morrison. But each turned their
eyes on Gompers. The court was
crowded. There was dramatic
pause when Justice Wright announc-
ed that he was ready to pass SEN
tence. All eyes turned on Gompers.
who had said he was ready to abide
by the decision OF the Court.
Appeals OF Secretary Ryan OF the
Western Miners and President Walk
er OF the United Mine Workers. ask
Ing the President to use his infiu-
ence TO prevent the incarceration oil
the three labor leaders, were receiv.
ed today at the White House soon
after the news went out that they
had been sentenced to jail terms. II
was stated officially that mo reply
would be made by the President for
the present" The President will
give early attention to the case
however 1t was stated that he
would read the decision and then de-
eide what to do.
No Comment From Van Cleave
ST. LOUIS, Mo, Dec. 23.-J. w
Van Cleave, president of the Buck
Stove & Range Company, when told
today of the Courts sentencing Of
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1909-01-18
HANALEI SCHOOLHOUSE
UNROOfED BY KONA
Especial to the Bulletin

Hanalei. Kauai, Jan. 15.-Sunday
and Monday, Hanalei wac visited by a
strong kona, which played havoc with
many trees In the valley and the homes
OF a few natives, also to the Govern,
ment school, that was completely un
rooted. Several Of the pieces OF cor,
rugated iron were found from 200 Ia
300 feet away from the school, On
hearing OF the plight OF the school the
Chinese residents OF Hanalei came
boldly to the front by Offering their
social hall to the use OF the school
children until the roof Of the house Is
put on. The school still goes on In
spite Of all konas.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1909-01-18
novelty At The
OPERA HOUSE

Next Saturday night the Camera
phone Will hold the boards at the
Opera House. This will be the first
appearance of the Cameraphone In
Honolulu and no doubt but what II
will be greeted by full house. The
Cameraphone is the picture machine
that talks and sings and the program
will be made up OF quartets, operate
numbers, comedy sketches. minstrel
stunts, etc. Seats are on sale at the
Bergstrom Music Co., 15c, 25c. 35c.
and soc,
o o o o . . o Q o o o .
the American Federation of Labor
officials, said:
THE circumstances are such that
! don't think 1t would he wise to Of
fer any comment"
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1909-01-18
LOCAL AND GENERAL

- Christmas brought into most
homes a lot Of new things that will
displace the old. Let q Bulletin
Want Ad. sell the unwanted things.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1909-01-18

insolent defiance is ,heralded and pro
claimed; unrehned insult. coarse at
front. vulgar indignity measures the
litigants' conceptions Of the tribu-
nails due wherein his cause still
ponds. |.. .
Are DEGREES Of courts to look for
their execution to the supremacy OF
law, or tumble in the wake Of unsuc-
cessful suitors who overset them and
lay about the matter with their own
hands. In turbulence proportioned to
the frenzy OF their disappointment?
Whatever In writing. print, or
speech violates a legal right OF an
other is unlawful. whether In itself
alone II accomplishes that result or
whether II be but one instrument in
concert tuned to that end.
who can be persuaded that the
penalIzing OF false and malicious H.
bells upon the integrity of honorable
men or ISLANDERS upon the veracity Of
chaste women. is an outrage upon the
constitutional rights OF the villified ?
Right to publish either tho H.
bel or the Islander cannot be sustain
cd except on the theory OF alright
to do wrong o.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1909-01-18

Sales Between Boards: 8 Iiaw. c.
& S. Co. $1o2: $4,000 o. r. & l.. 6s
SOILS. COCO Pioneer 6s, si05: rs Wal,
alua, $50; 10 Eva, s2725; so Eva
s2725; . Eva. s2725. Session.: N
IIaw. Sus. Co. s35; 10 Paauhau. s2i:
30 Pioneer. $i41.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1909-01-18

!. Latest sugar quotation an cents o.
s7a.2o per ton.
New-York tribune., 1909-10-05
SALES OF BROOKLYN PARCELS

Bukley & Horton have sold the following
Brooklyn parcels: No. SOS Park Place a two-fam-
lily house. for Charles J. WitzeI: No 90 Rogers
avenue, three story hathouse for Mary j. Burke;
No. 1929 Union street, a three story American
basement house, for Edward Monahan: No. 2ss
New York avenue, three story house, for Joseph
l.. Pnson No. 1871 Dean street. three story base
ment dwelling, for George Kinkel No ss1 Bergen
street. two story house, to Mary Eagan for oc-
cupanCy; No. 450 Greene avenue three story and
basement dwelling, for Laura Baker; No S9S Ber-
gen street, a two story house plot 30x1lO feet,
for Henry l. Miller; No. 1856 Hancock street. a
three story dwelling, for A. L. Hart to DR.. Nc
Intee; No. IL Revere Place, three story house,
for Mrs. Annie Cook: No. 5S3 Sterling Place, a
two story house TO Mrs. A Callahan for Occu-
pancy; No. 301 Vanderbilt avenue, three story
dwelling, for John Arnold; No. los 10 112 Clinton
avenue, three story houses plot SOxl5 feet;
No. ia Willoughby avenue, three story dwelling,
for NJ E. Cavanaugh; No 30 Washington ave
nue.. a story house for Mrs. Mary BoOdy;
Nos. 155, 159 and I61 Washington avenue two and
three story houses. for Mrs. Sara NJ. Baker. and
No. 1887 Prospect Place, three story stone resi-
dence. for John c. Fink
New-York tribune., 1909-10-05
.pn.rE SALES REPORTED.

-r-.- S-hrsc sold Tor the Pr-1e estate.
~ ~ are eor ~ 2oth s.. old building on
u az.
rr 4eAe- .fs-rr p Grand sold 10 Herman Wrrnkow
tT.r - 81 t.-r story -ar la- -lS;'-
ffs Eas FK-T hDucrf FROM Charles llharEy
18Th "a West -q.h tvo three story houses on io'
Son9 - -4.-.ss vy.-ssnr - n Frank nolson %, 3ie
tal f--- sror double fat on tot -tAl' "a.
Esr re-e N Fs-.iuen sold f7r estate "i AcoI \
sla- - urs- ~-.r 81 three story or""nsioIe lI'''
tufrns e. ---- 7~rs sold the eight story elevator
1913 t-.s, @ rE -He Illinois. III West lalh s. on
Palermo RIOS sold the ciEtt story elevator
toas- "A. .s tfe Louisiana. 800 West ll"ih 81
- ..--e Bros sold The eight story elevator
u hons. r. -as N.ch-Ean. ol7 West ll'ih s.
rE- IKE --err- -rs-she-c Realty and Construction
--H -r-r ~ west T--tn ST. a new
q -,--.--- e-.e--rr.1- Dog lnlNt.l.l D.
Kuhn q iaVs-r sod $50 Nfs1 .ttL :, {
--n - .-.---ra-- -n1~- Io. 70 Max Marx who
... II2 f>Ha = on The so-fh siae %
ga o. p -t Riverside Drive which vii oe
81 r---- e---0- apartment
New-York tribune., 1909-10-05
yVPORTANT TRANSFERS
ND BROKERS REPORT
M4NY S1LES.

,,r5son-Fulton celebration must have left a
TIE - EJECT I'm the realty market Several
prosper .,,s central section OF 'he city, as wen
ssies = N ,be uptown apartment houses. are re-
corded. --,s evidenced in the Morning
sneaal 49, +4.-ts-7, sections OF the city. one
SIDE a't. s-rreeatinc oyer Sl.0O0.eoo. proves the
trans... Of apartment houses in these sections
ToP'.r.-,er.r. ~ Fateruo Brothers. who have re
ior H'.-,rlAtea three eisht story elevator apart
Gently - 81 &c l7 West llSth street. were the
mems ,ne large transaction. The Eew build
sellers ih " d. .re Avaf5eck Realty Company
inEs "ei' ,---zs. Realty Company. Properties
ard 'le -.s.- street and upper Fifth avenue
b -t'' ..s IN exchange hv Paterno Brothers.
were ss-srirs ayinr above Tie citys skyscrapers
'..-ssp5s or visitors lingering TO he enter
snd - - SHOWN the city's wonders. real estate
ta..'a ,se that such important movements predict
n. ---,,er.iorslly active faii
New-York tribune., 1909-10-05
lie RRoNx.

----r s--r-r Wood has s1l5 f-r Client 70
AE.-A-, --- rs--Fr. r0-sa mn Ir- - cNg5. on
Vsr Ar-- 81 r--r---s -.rs s0rs f7- q r Greer
-a.v-.r ~ Cres-0R ave- HN = : ~
Brick houses v--- he oli-t on me
f,.,-s=-v D. pa -.s-E Av-T0srua 7 Evans sod to a
-s -.s-.v Mrsh-lu Parkway No-fh. -
--rr sold 80 As ~ so East i43t
- 0r I7- Ga2lao The buyer, A
t-i-fr rz--Lsa and George Schae-
Htr> --' KS ~. F-r- s-arz- tenement = No
= se r. IL .-Vao TIE seller took N part
rsr-e-- tn- -- ~ r---e. Il calm have s1ls s-r
Na--h -....--t.sr Realty ro rh- l1t. 10ox
.- = ~. "A ~ .-- EEre Plains Road and -get2 s.
New-York tribune., 1909-10-05

Hendrickson avenues. Merrick. Long Island.
Percy c. Vandewater has sold for Frederick W.
Avery a plot, 5Ox1115 feet, on the north side Of
Pearsall avenue. 1865 feet west OF Washington ave
nue.. Cedarhurst, Long Island. The buyer Is James
A. Boardman
contract has been signed by a number of per-
sons for, the purchase of about three full city
blocks at Jamaica Estates. involving over $4,000.
The buyers will erect fine dwelling houses on the
plot.
Pease & Gilman sold to client for John d.
Canheld eighteen OF land at Normande
Park. Morristown N J.
New-York tribune., 1909-10-05
RTSY DAY IN REALTY MARKET

Rosie Heyman ......................
Address. 22s West 18TH 81
lS6TH ST, :. 493G n e of 7th ave Is. .6xsa II:
Sarrie Luneili Jennie Whitehead. mtg
Address New Rochelle. \.
iASD ST n =. $50 n OF Sth ave 25x99 Il: Hon-
man Realty Go 10 Mary r Sipp. mtg. $1,000
care Of August Dyer. ia Nassau ST
lS5rH ST $. 80 n broadway 150x ir-
reg Sound Realty Co 10 Adolph NJ Bondheim;
mtg. sac 900 ......... ..............
care or L Marx i2s broadway.
2asIH ST. No 32i East - l1x1OO: Louis Eick-
wort 90 Marie r Mood Observation-Disclosures.
Address 32l East 239th st
soI IHERN BOULEVARD. : W I36th 81, 32.s
Stl"@ Henry kroger 10 John Nue; mtg.
Care OF T. G & T.
Lots lo37 and Io3S. map woodlawn Heights.
Bronx Heights Land co 20 NeTEilice d Ambrosia
Address West Chester. y Y
Lots -. 56. 60 map Seneca Park; Geo Shirmer
10 N B Shfrmer
Address 7l6 E 220th
Lot las. map 80 lots Hunter estate; Hudson ?
Rose 60 Alfred b Shel ....... -....--.--
Address. 562 9th ave.
New-York tribune., 1909-10-05
NEW RulLpINes-sRoNx.

FREEMAN ST. cor Longfellow 81. story
tenement 25E30. Albert Garhard, IDA Manida
vAPES AVE 100 2; Of l5Ith 81. two .
e+o-,- tenerI,uts A. l,-O each John w Cornish
f-rus 90 zG6 r IaSth 81. owner, Harry
Howell 30 ave and 10Th 81 architect --------
18TH ST MS 23.4 II of Park ave. three ;
story tenemerfs 30 8x6G each, John lfindail,
so r 1921 - owner, koppe 4 Daube' a5O
gyestchesser ave. architects ----- ----.-'
New-York tribune., 1909-10-05
S4MLER SALE TO-DAY.
Tract Comprises @4O Lots Opposite
Tan COrtlandt Park.

Interest in the real estate market to-day centres
in the sale Of the Samer estate property by Joseph
P. Day at the Real Estate Exchange salesrooms
No. II and 8 Iesey street. More than five hundred
persons on Sunday visited the property which is
located on Broadway, directly opposite Van Cort-
landt Park, at 254th and 256th streets.
Il is thought that the number of persons at the
sale will be larger than at any one Of similar char
acter held in the auction room in recent years.
The budget will be as follows:
BY Joseph P Day.
2+0 lots and Broom dWlg the SanIer tract
Riverdale. located Broadway. AIb1ny Post ri
Vol sale -'''' @'1 '''n S's'
9o7 and 900 % ays SSH St 7o514o. St
i i i u kaufman @ man atty G NJ Schulz ref amt due
SOS and 300 I'd cor 4sth ST 50.3xloO. sty
tnnt and stores, Merida Realty Co agt X shapiro
S19S34 s.: taxes. etc. Sl5lO %.
sy $50 n 4ih 81 ron % 9 Ct Phean e al. s. Ss2
L & s. attys; " L cannon. ref amt due. S93O2 Al.
and sty dwlgi D Thomson agt NJ R CotreII al
sI4ss7 To- aSes n etc SIS ''''''s 'e' amt du~
Broadxay block front bet 1920 and aad ss
Estate Co agt o Baker ct al; H Swain, atty;
200 yacant Christina Tref9 at Williams ~ lol R TX
30 R2T@aH g. D. a'''' RF0osA' ref amt due 'a'-
sherman ave, n " cor 166th St 1ooxloo, three ;
due s3.2o6 II; taxes. etc. s5s55; to irst
o,o ao,s By HsrIPer' [I =, A. sasrmsn @ ma ,o-o.
V inmt and store end sv OF tnm mt IN ave re ar S3ns
Beer agt Orthaus ct al; Wdder atty; Carpenter.
COO 49,, BY charles si1s ., A Be-rian.
100; sly fat and stores f gaTPenter trus etc asf
eaf2ey ref amt due saSao5 So taRes etc s45 IS
5o4 51st IT. S 100 Fl " Of 10th ave 25x1oo5: stv
sq sPt ano a store sna M nmt IN rear Reiostsn
10 mtge Of $1,000.
New-York tribune., 1909-10-05
AUCTION SALES.
T Joseph = Day

T- --zfr- p DAY
,s--H ST p ~ q r ~ ave. -5z29 / tryo . sy
~ sands ~ al trustees a-t
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