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Woodruff County news. [volume] (McCrory, Ark.) 1901-1910, 1909-01-28
SWASTIKA CLUB.

The Club was entertained by
Mrs. Wherry at her beautiful
home on the last meeting day.
Most of the members were present
and splendid program was enjoy
ed by all. Everyone was well
prepared on her part which made
the program doubly interesting.
Following is the program rendered:
Piano solo, Miss Townsend.
Paper, The greatest pianist that
ever lived, Mrs. Jernigan.
A resume of recent musical
events, Mrs. Wherry.
Paper, The value of the study
of music, Mrs. Taylor.
Piano solo, Mrs. Crossett.
All members answered to roll
call with quotations on music.
After the program our genial
hostess served us to boiled custard,
"like mother used to make" and
delicious cake. Although it was
a cold windy day we found bright
fires awaiting US and such cherry
comfort as only a hostess of the
genuine type can furnish.
The next meeting will be with
Mrs. Heating on Saturday, Febru-
airy 6.
Woodruff County news. [volume] (McCrory, Ark.) 1901-1910, 1909-01-28

G. J. Ford came home Tuesday
from Forrest City where he had
been to attend the District meet
ing of the F. E. Il G. U. of A.
Woodruff County news. [volume] (McCrory, Ark.) 1901-1910, 1909-01-28

After a short visit to j. M.
Brooks in Pumpkin Bend, I. L.
Campbell returned Tuesday to
his home at Denmark.
New-York tribune., 1909-11-21
kEEN1N ESTATE SALE
~ Ell Il HO7cR Charities To Be
Benefited.

lh" last of the many COaritablc beuuests
OF the late Patrick Keenan,, for many wears
CITY Chamberlain of New York. are tn bs
hid" available for the lesatees AT an auc-
ton sale by Joseph p. Day on November 20
IN the Real Estate Exchange, No "A Vescy
street
Al that time three parcels of property
an" last OF Mr.. keenan's estate are 10 be
sold al absolute executors sale for the
benefit Of 81. Francis's Hospital. the Roman
Catholic orphan Asylum. the Roman cath
olic Protectory and St. Vincents Hospital.
al Of which are to share e0uaIIv In tb,.
proceeds Of the sale. The three properties
consist of the three brownstone four stor,,
tenement houses and five stores. .,os l5l5.
I9lf and 1919 First aeenue, and two plots III
Nhitestone, Long Island: the northwest
corner Of Eleventh avenue and 24th street.
Sp.15xl6ox irregular and the southwest cor
ner Of Eleventh avenue ami Gath street. a
plot SxlOO feet. Abraham Stern is the at
tcrney in these sales.
At the same sale MIR. DAY Will also offer
the following properties. The large Broad
street block front known as Nos 10J1s l07,
100 and III Broad street ana No. - Water
street and Nos. p and . Front street: che
Following apartment properties; No. y West
Tooth street. No ZIG East S5th street No.
90 East 18th street tan absolute saiel, No.
"a West 18th street, and Nos 217S and 2lsO
Fifth avenue. and the following dwelling
property also will be offered: No. llO West
18th street. house in the business district.
back CT the Fourteenth Street Theatre:
Nos. Il. 7S and 70 West lS4th street. and
Nos. -O4 and 205 West 10th street
New-York tribune., 1909-11-21
IDEAL HOMES IN BAY RIDGE.
Unusual Opportunities in Eleventh
Avenue Real Estate.

Excellent opportunities i'm real estate are
Offered by Joseph J. Hynes. "a prominent
builder 81 Borough Park and Bay Ridge
The houses offered by Mr. Hynes are iu
Eleventh avenue, between 47th and 18th
streets. and are within one block of the
new subway station
The houses are In one of the ideal resi-
Dental sections OF Brooklyn and the tran
sit facilities are Of the best Elevated
lines pass within "a few blocks of the
property Churches of all denomination.
are within a few minutes walk Splendid
asphalt roads and in fact. all modern i'm
proyements are on every hand
Since tho first Of the year Mr.. Hynes has
built there and sold thirty-eight houses
lie has also built and sold a row Of one
hundred houses in other sections Of
Brooklyn.
The houses IN Bay Ridge have twelve
rooms and two tiled baths. They are ,,
feet wide by "a feet deep. The lots are
100 feet deep The fronts are OF Indiana
limestone and are handsomely decorated
All the houses have parquet floors and are
finished In hardwood throughout with am
pie closet room and two storerooms
New-York tribune., 1909-11-21
HOUSES IN DEMAND.
Lessees Also FOund for Some
Modern Offices.

Pease & Gilman have made the follow
ing leases: No. "a Park avenue. for Thorn
ton f. Turner: No. West sd street. for
Mrs. S. +. Squire; No. 152 East 74th street.
for the Renaissance Realty Company to
Lewis B. Preston; No 20 East 69th street.
for Mrs Frank Winthrop; No. 13 West
5Sth street for Mrs. Barr: No. 100 East 61st
street. for Miss l.. BOskirck: No. II West
sd street. for DIR. Frederick E. Hyde: No.
Il East 18th street. for &. A Pierson. and
No 81 West 2sth street. for Mrs. NJ (.
Qunlan.
The McVickar. Gaillard Realty Company
has leased a large suite of offices in the
Cattle Building. Fifth avenue and Ssth
street 10 David +. Kennedy Inc: also
offices In the Regal Building Broadway
and 31th street. To John Heinzman. the
Victor kremmer Company. the Interna-
uonal Publishing Company and Frederick
Rycroft and Frederick Vanderpool
Barnett & Co. have leased for a term Of
New-York tribune., 1909-11-21
SATISFIED MECHANICS LIENS.
NOVEMBER %


FOREST AVE. n cor OF loo,9 -. 20 ~,
AngslOro agt william + bonIis % 81 - ~
% 1909. $50.
LEXINGTON AVE. " 5. whole front pet M 1ooe-
and 1S1st sts: Theodore r Hahn ast Lsaa~
Sakolszi et al; Oct 8. 1909 (by bOnd). $3.50
SANE, PROPERTY. Friedman slate Works AZ
SAME PROPERTY: Luigi GOroinO agt same
Oct 6. 1909 Cby bond; 500
SAME PROPERTY. Harlem Mirror and tIlass
Co agt same; sept 16. 1909 (by oond)' Sloo
SAME PROPERTY: Vincent Valentins Co AZ
same; oct Z. 1909 (by bOnd): $50
SAME PROPERTY: Luigi CierbinO sgt same
OCT Z 1900 tby bOnd). S4O0
SANE PROPERTY: Friedman slate Works az
same. Oct Is. 1903 (by bOnd). $500
SAME PROPERTY. Harry DubrOn ast S2lns'
Oct g. 1903 tby bond, Sl3o.
SANE PROPERTY. j Duffy Co as- sans
OCT .. 1919 10y bond. SlO4 80
SAME PROPERTY. T. d Keatins co aEt sane.
Oct Z. 1909 toy bOndl. SEQ
SANE PROPERTY. Dubrof Bros agt SANE. o.
s 1893 (oy bond. Sl35- =
SAME PROPERTY. Levine & Posner agt ssrns-
Oct 16. 1900 tby bOnd). S1.7OO.
SAME PROPERTY: D Brzvin Tile and Msrss
60 agV same; Oct ). 1909 Thy bOnd); 500
SANE PROPERTY. Harry DubrOfr agr same.
Oct 22 1903 tby bond); S135.
MADISON AVE. 1917. Max Goicsteiu *
Jewish Hospital for DefOrmitories and JOINT
Diseases et a., sept Is, 1903 (canceleo); 81 20
61ST ST n $ 125 n OF West End ave. John
~ Pride agt Traverse A Sprssglns et a. va
cstedf: June 60. 1g09 S132
New-York tribune., 1909-11-21
BIG SALE AT LAKEWOOD.
Syndicate Now Owns Chatsworth
Estates Property.

Joshua r. Butler has sold for the Chats
worth Estates Company 800 acres of land
a $4,000 clubhouse and two cottages in the
pine belt just south Of Lakewood
The principal stockholders In the selling
company are Princess Mario Ruspon and
Marquise de Taleyrand- Perigord. whose
consents 10 sell were received by cable yes
terday afternoon by their attorneys. Hunt
Hin & Belts. The land and buildings have
been purchased by a syndicate composed Of
Martin w. Murphy. Edwin w. Knight and
Francis J. curran, who have been active
In the development OF Long Island acreage.
Their plans are 10 subdivide the property
into bungalow and villa sites and develop
IL along high class lines
The property lies about twelve miles
south OF Lakewood. on the New Jersey
Central Railroad
New-York tribune., 1909-11-21
GARDEN CITY ESTATES SALES.

Garden City Estates has sold at its prop
eTty a plot on the east side of Brompton
Road. south OF Chester avenue. and ad-
Joining the Salisbury gold links: a villa plot
In the new addition. on the northeast corner
OF Oxford Boulevard and North avenue; a
plot On the west side CT Brixton Road. be-
tween Stratford and Stewart avenues a
plot on the west side of Brompton Road.
between Salisbury and Chester avenues. a
plot on the east side OF Wellington Road.
north of Salisbury avenue; a plot on the
east side of Kensingtou Road. betw cen
Chester and Salisbury avenues, and a plot
on the west side OF Roxbury Road. between
Newmarket Road and Salisbury Avsaus.
New-York tribune., 1909-11-21
RECORDED MORTGAGES.

CWita name and address of loaner's Attorney
NOVEMBER 20
CLINTON AVE. 39.3 IT OF 175th
Realty and Construction Co TO Edwin 3 Weeks
and ano; 5000.
Address. 30 Vesey st
CoURTIAANDT AVE. 71s and III: due etc. as
per bond; per cent; onyx Realty and Con-
Address. 2sO Broadway
EDGECOIRE AVE. cor OF 15Oth ST. 90 TX
100, US, s per ,.So cent codai Realty co TO
Attorneys. Calm, Nordlinger & L. 1eo
MOO prior mtg se5co1. due Nav 10. 1910 s
per cent: Annie Garner to Adelia Jenkins;
Attorney. Charles Fl stoddard 141 Broad
HEATH AVE. n e cor Of .soth st. 75xlOO; .
Yrs. per cent; Oliver r Hrsnt 81 al % Park
Attorneys. Fettretch. siIkman & s 4s PARK
Row
INTERvALE AVE W =. 293.1O II p ~ West
chester ave- 5OxiOO prior mtg 5000: due
etc as per bond; John Nolan % Jarvis a
Address. II West asth st
LEROY ST. 80 and -: yrs 8 per cent;
DomenicC Peoso ct al TO Ernst l. Kahn:
Attorney. Milton Darnmann. 141 Broadway.
LOTS 90 AND 81. map oc Bronx Terrace. due
Aug !, lg5s & per cent Lh9mas Miller sz 70
ATTORNEY NJ Hill. $50 East 18Th st
SAME PROPERTY prior mte S750,; due Aug
ltt'i . per cent. same To irving Realty Co.
Address. $50 East 14ath ST.
MACDOU GAL ST. 91 n $ Of 81 st 25NiOa.
due etc as per bond Rose p Csrlsni ct al
Address. 176 Broadway.
PARK AVE. n = cor IGith ST. 9Sx21 6. Z yrs 5
per cent George "a Jacob Construction 90 N
Italian Savings Bank 29OO0
Attorney. John E. Wayland IS Broadway
i6sTII 81 ST. n as 10 9 of Park ave: lots. each
cent same 70 same; $4,000
Attorney, as above
SOUTHERN BOULEVARD. n : 500 n " of
Are 81 John. 81 6x1O5 tprior mtg $40 Of0,.
demand per cent. Ellen Cowman 10 Rertei
Realty go. -. 7jO
Attorneys. James SchsrI & EIkins. i7o Broad
WAY
TRINITY AVE. W Ico II ; Of Issd st. son
Theo Wentz. S45 OOa
Address. 2s0 Broadway
VALENTINE AVE, .. i72s n IA Of tstst ~
20xttT9. yrs. per cent. VIM I. PheIsn ~
Annie Kimberly. 81 500
Attorneys. r & Ed GoIdschmidt "a Pine
VALENTINE AVE = :. 1872 II Of ts1st a,
- LNll't. : yrs per cent, same 90 same.
Address as above
vAIti,s%TINE AVE; :. HES r. OF lsist ST.
Ouldschmidt. $500
Address. 90 Pine st
WATSON AVE. ccr Olulstead ave. IoSxtos
yrs. y per cent. Richard sullivan tn prank
Address. Westchester
IN 81 s. IOa n " % Ave q a0xtO, a -
per cent Margaret L Mcdonald To Frank
Address. Unionport
nth AVE cor 44th ST. IOox25. dine 1,t
Nari sIs Ie5 a,S cent Joseph wiikenfed 10 Adolf
Address, Simmons 6 Harris IaS broadway
New-York tribune., 1909-11-21
THE PRIVATE SALES MARKET
MANHATTAN

BROADWAY-The Francis Crawford es
tate sold to Udo NJ. F1eiscnmann the colo
NAL Building. az the intersection of Broad
way. Columbus avenue and f6th street for
$4,000 II measures SS.3 fee; on ssth street
75-3 feet on Columbus avenue and 1T feet
OIL Broadway.
18TH STREET-Michael DonnellV SOLD ,o
a client for William N. Burke. of clifton
Springs. y. T., No. lil West 18th street. a
three story and basement dwelling house
on lot 30xlG3-3 feet.
9Th STREET.-THE Brevoort Construc-
tion Company bought. through John n.
Golding. No. 20 West 18th street. a pIot
75xl0o feet. adjoining the southwest cor
ner Of Firth avenue II will erect a six
teen story business building on the site.
&TH STREET-Frederick Zittel a SONS
sold for r. q. schmidt No. s2i West stth
street, a three and one-half story nigh
stOop brownstOne dwelling house. ON a lot
lSxl02.2 feet. 10 a client for occupancy.
10TH STREET-Frederick Zittel 4 sons
sold for William q. Lester No. 80 West
l6th street, a four and one-haIf story
American basement dwelling house ON a
lot l5Xioo1l feet. to client for occupancy.
New-York tribune., 1909-11-21
THE COLONIAL SOLD
Estate Gets $500 900 for This
Business Parcel.

transaction serving as a further indica-
ton Of confidence, the heirs of the Francis
Crawford estate have sold the property
located at the intersection OF Broadway.
Columbus and 6Sth street. known as the
Colonial Building. The Broadway corner
OF the structure is occupied by the Colonial
Bank. The plot has frontages Of IS feet s
inches on Goth street directly opposite the
subway station; 70 feet inches ON Column
bus avenue and 81 feet 7 inches on Broad
way. with a nOrtherly line Of 100 feet. being
In all 7.640 square feet. The building is
two story store and office structure.
This parcel has unusual strategic uuali-
ties. having frOntages on three prominent
streets. with uninterrupted southerly ex-
posure.
Udo NJ. Fleischmann IS the buyer He is
the president of the Macmillan Fleisch-
msnn Company. No. 1 Madison avenue. a
New-York tribune., 1909-11-21
MANHATTAN BEACH PLANS.
Bungalow of Novel Type Being Built
for Z. p. Smith.

Among the latest house plans 10 be ap-
proved fc- Manhattan Beach Estates prop
erty is q novel type Of bungalow cottage
which will BE- built by Edgar z. Smith. In
Amherst street This type OF architecture.
which is a modification Of the California
bungalow, 20 M more nearly conditions
on the Atlantic Coast, provides eight large
rooms and bath and ample veranda space
The interior has been modified from the
California type 10 give the cottage de-
ighuul GOODNESS I'm summer. and AT the
same time 20 serve admirably as a winter
residence. This house is thoroughly typi-
cal Of the bungalows 10 he erected on this
property, although on some Of the plots a
novel working out - n bungalow with
classical lines VIII be used
The lots continue 10 sell well Among
the sales last week were plots 10 Frank
ThOms. August Biederman Veronica
o. Shea ami Mary =. Shea
New-York tribune., 1909-11-21
to Henry Schulz: VI, mo-. from FEB !.

20 Henry schuIt; WIS mos from yen T.
1910: 81 40
Address. 34s East fttth 81
GREENWICH ST. 284 and 266. Robert tergu
et al 70 Jas Coward. extension - . Sfs
from Nov J. 1915. 81 900
Address. go Greenwich ~
SOUTHERN BOULEVARD. s. 20 y "a Of l4fth
-: Joseph Pisone TO Haffaele BarHne, 10 trs
from completion ~ building. Si,.iSn
Address, t1e7 LOngw' oil ave.
1tTH AVE $50. Jacob Schmalz ., thrisfian
Schuiaiz. vFs from Dee T. EEo, Shf"
s5TH ST. 10 West. Leah .. = Norton 20 chris
tisn III Lang and an0: p yrs from NAV =
1910; $40 200.
45TH ST "a West. Marie Cayrcl 10 Adolph
Shapara yrs N and > days from Nov
%. 1900. $50
Address. - West 45th 81
5sTH ST $40 West. Christopher steffens 10 Max
Yachelson = Yrs from MAJ I. 1911 5000
Address. 500 9th
1Os'rH ST. I'll East. Michele Carbo 20 Giovanni
CastellanO. . yrs and . mos. s+lt
Ahdress. I'll East tOsth 81.
New-York tribune., 1909-11-21

years To Davis & Wolf the store at No. 2s2
west 18th street; also. for Daniel Bird
eail' the store at No. 90 East 18th street
l" Mrs McCombe; also. an upper store
III the same building TO a Mr.. Grey. also
70 frank Brothers. Nos. IS and 30 West
i2jth street
The Newton Construction Conpanv has
leased TO wine importer Nos. 80 and "A
Beach street, six story building running
through the block to North Moore street.
for term of ten years
Inc Duross Company has leased for
Ihrlstian SchieriOh the first loft at No u
Murray street. To Thomas Strip for a term
-. W 4taIS' alsO loft at No 40 West 18th
street 10 the Metropolitan Steamship Line.
also, lott at No 120 West 18th street to
New-York tribune., 1909-11-21
SATISFIED MORTGAGES.
with name aud address of loaner's attorne,
NOVEMBER ao

with name aud address of loaner's attorpevl
NOVEMBER 20
ALLEN ST Is q : Of stanton 81 ag 6xs7 4.
NoN !. 1907; David r Bartlestone to Nrthur IA
pWyer and sno: 500
Attorney, M Bernstein. 300 BruadWav
AUDI BON AVE $. So ft : of t7:d a 5atVg,
Mahoney. Sl2. 0UO ~
Address, lawy ers rite Insurance 90
Az bu btlN AVE. cor I72d 81 aaxgt a. T.,.
go leoS. Walter Dean To Louisa Nfuifor,l.
Attorney, II seymour
AtbCboN AVE = cor iTsd ST. 5,z0S. Dec q
MahOney SIS 600
Attorney u p Mahoney ~ Liberty st
ANS, ERbAM AVE, n cor a5th ST. 2lNsi. Iul,
S24OtN 'N'''''Ns
Attorney. William Timme 63 Wall 81
thHhs TIE ST =. a. Il Of Delaney A. IN
40. sept D 1901 Adolph Schlessinger 20 Joshua
sag ST ~ - ->as-
SaAfST1E ST. LEA 1xiD0. AArSa Il Isao.
New-York tribune., 1909-11-21
BOROUGH PARKS PROMISES.
New Subway Makes 1t Important Fixt-
ure in Realty Market

With the extension OF the subway Bor-
ough Park VIII become an important hxt-
une I'm the real estate market Gustav
Barron, a builder, living az iSth street and
New Utrecht avenue. has several houses
ready for occupancy In that section, which
h. offers al a reasonable figure. The
houses viii be open for inspection to-day.
Mr Barron's most modern twO-family
houses run from fourteen 10 eighteen rooms
Hnd have two tiled baths. There are two
separate entrances. parquet floors. hard
wood trim, and they are equipped for elec-
tric lights.
Throughout Borough Park the belief in
the permanent ana increasing valuation cf
property there Is universal. When the
facilities Tor rapid transit are considered
together with the improvements natural
10 a section Of borough Ia which nothing
IN the way Of confeniences 10 health and
comfort has DeSn omitted. tAis is only u
" sxDsctsd-
New-York tribune., 1909-11-21

corporation which has loaned extensively
on bond and mortgage in the city
The property was purchased by the late
Mr. Crawford twenty-five years ago. The
present building was erected about twelve
years ago Its sale AT this time Is only
made possible by a desire to liquidate the
estate II has been held by the heirs al
SoJoOo0 The deal was an all cash one
Charles F. DE Casanova. No % Liberty
street, were the brokers.
New-York tribune., 1909-11-21
A NEW BUILDING RECORD.

The Thompson -Starrett Company hoistsd
nass at the highest points of the GimbeI
Heuding y@sterday Thc height of the
nuildihs Is now 100 feet above the street
level and extends 20 feet below grade
Ihe Thompson -Starrett COMPANY Will
have the superStructure cou,pleteJ ~, De-
cember !. and will therefore make a nsuv
record for rapid steel assembling.
New-York tribune., 1909-11-21
LEASE THE PELL FARM.

s. CsgcOd Pell AZ Co have leased for the
Wampage Realty Company To Charles
Hatch for term OF years the Pel farm, al
Sands Point, Port Washington. Long ISL
and. oonsisting Of an old Colonial house
and seyenty-one acres. with a mile and a
half OF Waterfront o. Ma1hsxsst Bay.
New-York tribune., 1909-11-21
MECHANICS LIENS
NOVEMBER %.

ANDREWS AVE. cor FosuilAn -. - Tsor5hsrn
90 E'ovvIer 4 Hopkins. Inc, egt FO.1-1A"
S,,s+r 90 owner and contractor; Slo0"
.,C,1-v-r,v aea. Lewis FinkeIstein agt Micnasi
i adrian Corp, and Joseph Alrlali' N"--- -
Ss,-r1ss eraiger contractor: S9vU0O
BROADWAY. 2315: Joseph Elias agt ChaT OF
- Teo, owner, Leslie Bros q 6erslsons CON
tractors; $50
wADTsON AVE. 1s2: samuel Rubin ast Jared
NJ Sell VIM L Wagner and Ed~ fooe5'
ovrnars. Louis Hernsheius contractors S->"
Oh AVE. COS: Harris Bernstein agt Frank BocS
ovrner- Morris g. Meyer Delisksys Conr %closs
New-York tribune., 1909-11-21
NEW BUILDING PLANS.

with owners rsme and address,
NOVEMBER 20
MANHATTAN
1lOTH ST. s. 500 n OF ID ave. for Il,
story brick lofls 5OXQ4: Moore & Landsiedel.
14Sth 81 and Sd ave. architects, cost. S5oOou
Owner. ResurgO Construction COrnpanSs
at East 1I6th 81.
New-York tribune., 1909-11-21
BUILDING LOAN CONTRACTS.
NOVEMBER 20

SOUTHERN BOULENARD n $. $50 n ot Ase
- John. 81 6xlo0. Bertel Realty Co loans Eh~
t'Owman 81. 700
WEST FARMS RID. : t4I.S n ; OF hos >.
tsiS iAs 6NiuifNlSS. ~. Lawyers Title lnsurils'
and ffist co loans Friedman ConsJruction -
SiIfOoO.
18TH ST. s.. 400 q of sun ave. tuoxsc%
tiermania Life Insurance Co loans rWenC
Ninth street Realty Co ST0,O00
232n ST . :. 100 "a " OF SpuyGen Duyvii PArAL
De Foresr $4,000
New-York tribune., 1909-11-21
LIS PENDENS.
NONENREE %

NOVEMBER ~
AVENUE A. s. 1855 n Of tTth st. % a
as Josephine Il kumpf eNrN. agt Moses
Selie et a amended foreclosure or mtS); &C
torney. y ~ Mahau.
HOMb ST. s. @tI q e. of Stebbins ave. -
6tS- Home "a G2S2 II OF SteooinS ~ =
- ltfNf2S Isaac A BeneQuit et al agt henIr
beiumerle et al foreclosure OF two ntgSl. a.
toruey. Bernstein
LCr 20 70 - map OF property Of sisters er
charity. opposite Country club. The broiSe
Chas W Gabriel asst VIM Hogan et al tfore-
closure % MTG, attorney. r r RahelL
TtNrON AVE. s. 100 = N OF tSOth e.. lex
9S.2, Catherine T.. Wynne agt 81 Peters Ccr
mtg. attorney. & "a Friedrich
WADSWORTH AVE centre line. 1i44 q or
10th a. running SS AZ edsx
- 10 hegiuniug. Mary a Garry agt Catlst - .
Folev % al foreclosure of mtg). attorney. Q "
simpson
WASHINGTON ANE T.. :. whole frOnt oer~e-n
iSsth and tS9th SITS. CITY Rea' Estate co aS
Archibald Mcfarland al Oamended foSe-
closure of mtgl, attorney, IA swain
2p AVE. iS9e. Nauf1na1 q Faik agt julia
Manheimer et al tforecosure q mtgls attos-.
news, LeveEtritt Cook & Nathan.
i2TrH ST i-s2 West. Isaac Nollott et al s
isittc Stetuherg et al faction 20 forecloso ~
chdnic's uenl; attorney. j ROsenzweig.
LaNru ST. - 17S q o. EltOn ave. sexss
John q heint1 et al agt Emma Hcrenouls~
ct al foreclosure Of mtsl: attorney. q fres
New-York tribune., 1909-11-21
ALTERATION PLANS.
MANHATTAN

MANHATTAN
PLEASANT AVE. 1to. 20 four story rrtcs
school SNYDER architect cost
SfeT 600.
owner. city % New York
New-York tribune., 1909-11-21
RECORDED LEASES.

with name and address OF lsss.e
NOVEMBER 20.
RRook AVE- . sor n7th q; u W C,aa A.,
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1909-11-21
PROPERTY VALUES
RISING RAPIDLY
In All Sections Prices Are I'M
CreaSing, Due to the Many
Improvements.

Attention has been called many times
to the remarkable increase in the values
OF real property throughout the city, and
this has been shown in Federal Heights
equally with other sections It is now
only a few weeks since the owners of the
property raised the prices of building lots
in the Heights although the prices there
are still below those Of adjoining build
ing locations in South Temple street
First South and the north bench.
increases in prices of building lots sim
liar TO those made in the Heights have
been made in other additions Of the city
in varying degrees, and It is claimed that
the justification for such a course is
great The rapid increase in population,
the erection of homes and the completion
of important public improvements make
property more valuable and the owners
of additions which are in the line of
progress rightly take advantage of the
results Of these improvements.
In no other residence section OF the city
however, has there been such stability of
property values as in the Heights or so
little variation In the prices at which loca-
tons there were sold. Except the general
advance just mentioned, there has been no
change made by the original owners since
the addition was placed upon the market.
When it is remembered that the owners
| Of the place have expended practically
| S125,000 in improving the property and that
| the end is not yet, it can be seen that the
value must be in the ground and that the
| prices charged for building lots are not
| fictitious.