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Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1909-06-13
NO GREATER
laugh MAKER
than Jane"
RICHARD JOSE'S PLAY PRO-
NOUNCED BY CRITICS TO BE
THE BEST YET.

The lover of artistic music, both
vocal and instrumental, will doubt
less be pleased to learn of the forth
coming appearance of Richard ].
Jose and his company at the Pavilion
theater on June Is. Mr.. Jose is
still conceded the greatest contra
tenor of the music world and at
singing the old songs, is without
peer. His voice retains all its mar
velous quality and fiexibility and the
auditors are still enraped with the
beauty and purity of his upper reg
lister. AS special feature this year,
Mr.. Jose has engaged the talented
harpist, Miss Mary l.. Fitzsimmons,
whose execution on this difficult in
strument elicites vociferous applause
from the auditors and unstinted
praise from music critics. Her ap-
pearance will doubtless be source
of pleasure to those who appreciate
the highly artistic.
But the delight of the evening
will be the presentation of thai
screaming farce, Jane" than which
no greater laugh-maker has evel
been written. 1t is being given by ;
specially selected cast of players
who have been under the direction
of Fred ]. Butler of the Alcazar
San Francisco. Already there is
marked interest being manifeste
!, and Mr.. Jose will doubtless repea
the excellent business accorded hir
last year.
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1909-06-13
HIGH SCHOOL
STUDENTS Will
give Dance
WILL INDULGE IN RECREATION
AFTER STRENUOUS WEEK
OF STUDY.

The students of the high school
will give a dance at the close of
school Friday, June IS, in Miners
Exchange hall. The best of music
has been engaged, the floor is in ex-
cellent condition and pleasant
time is assured to all who attend.
Those in charge will leave nothing
undone to make it one of the pleas
ATTEST parties of the year.
An admission fee of 81 will be
charged. Ladies free. The proceeds
will go to the athletic and library
funds.
| Everyone is invited to be present
to spend pleasant evening with the
high school students after a hard
week of final examinations.
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1909-06-13
DISPOSITIONS
ARE READ IN The
KNOCK CASE
RAPID PROGRESS MADE IN THE
SUIT FOR DAMAGES AGAINST
RAILROAD.

The principal part of yesterdays
session of the district court was de-
voted to the reading of dispositions
in the case of Knock VS.. the Tonopah
and Goldfield railroad. Rapid pro-
gress was made in the trial and it is
expected that the case will be given
to the jury in the trial and it is ex-
pected that the case will be given to
the jury after couple more ses-
sions
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1909-06-13
The
FIRST WEDDING
in TONOPA All
CLAY PETERS, WHO ENJOYS THE
UNUSUAL DISTINCTION, is
IN TOWN.

Clay Peters, who was the first JUS
tice of the peace of Tonopah and
who also has the distinction of tying
the first matrimonial knot in this
camp, arrived yesterday from his
home in San Francisco He will
spend several days in this section,
during which time he will pay a visit
to Glendale.
Mr.. Peters is one of the Tonopah
pioneers, having struck the camp
during the leasing days.
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1909-06-13
Temperature Report

Yesterdays hourly temperature
record at the weather bureau Office
was as follows:
New-York tribune., 1909-10-28
RECORDED LIS PENoENs.
OCTOBER -.


AVE 3. II " cor 1st st. runs " 1O5x @l6 20 %
81 1O5x 216 TO beginning. Bronx. Max r
(ireenebaum agt Mae + CreeneoaUn et al tpar-
tition): attorneys. Watson & Kristeiler
LEMON AVE. 2IO and 2ie; Walter f MILLER ast
Charles + Campbell notice OF levy: attorney
NJ L Littletou-
LOTS 27O 2s2 29S and 2ae- pa. 526- 52S ana 81.
Mort map Of Arden property, Bronx; Ioor ac-
tionS: Annie Y TAYLOR agt George 7 ShirEner et
al foreclosure Of four mtgs) ;'attorneys. De la
Mare & Morrison.
NACOMB'S ROAD. :. adjoining property OF
Lewis q Morris. known High Cottage:
Gustav Bauman aSt Tobias Richardson 81 al
notice of attachment; attorney, Klein
NORFOLK ST, 179: Louis RoSenthal agt Morris
Levin ct NJ foreclosure OF untg); attorney.
Gordon.
4TII ST. 167 Fast. leasehold: Henry CaESsllius
aCt William SchoCk ct al foreclosure OF nIts(;
attorney. Bitterman.
5TH AVE, 9 cor 26th Sax 134
Broadway Y --G05 to 26th ST x 1857 20
beginning: 56th ST. &. S2J II OF 9th ave.
25x1OO5: Morris ROthstein agt Alice Con
naughtOn faction 10 fOreclOse mechanics lisnls
attorney. VI Horowitz.
66TH ST. ;i4S 10 35S East and SOth 81. 21S and
40 East Susan Van Praag agt Henry Rock
more ct NJ tanended foreclosure OF mJSl. at
torneys, Eisman. Levy, Corn * Levine.
i25TH ST. 54S West; Ernestinc Harris agt
Annie Holland et al tfOTeclOSUre OF MTG: at
torneys. Sohmer & Sonnenthal.
2OOTH ST, 243 to pa East: Harry Harper agt
Bedford Boulevard Construction co ct Al (aC-
tion TO foreclOSe mechanics lienl; attorney, II
Elfere.
New-York tribune., 1909-10-28

etc. ast Louis AIinsky ct al: " u Powell,
atty: Clarke, ref: amt due, Slo'slo oS'
taxes etc. S741 "a
BY James l. Wells Co
iO2D ST. 10a 3 s. - It OF Park ave. 2s1Io:
5 sty tenmt: Elizabeth Silberhorn agt loser
Gertner et al; G II HYDE atty: c " Beatiie'
ref: amt due. $1,000: taxes. etc S1OI5
Bya Samuel Goldsticker.
s6TH ST $40. =. 200 (; Of ist ave. 2Sxio2 :;
6 sty tenmt and stores Abraham Leipzig ast
Joseph Manganaro ct al; Jacobs & l.. sttys;
r p Moffat ref: amt due. Sa.t72 81; taxes. etc
S537 Sub 70 a mtge OF $4,000
BY James r Wells Co.
9TH ST, 8 225 II Of Ave u. J0N2i6 TO 4th St
Cnionport: Ii { Iithgow et al sgt + G Brad
ford ct al: Arthur Knox, ATTY; NJ Borland
ref partition.
New-York tribune., 1909-10-28
ALTERATION PLANS.
MANHATTAN

MAMMAL ~
DIVISION ST. 81 and a: 70 a 8 Ety Ok
fat: 5 sass. - PARK Row. architect
cost o. o . ----
owner. VI VESSEL. ~ Division -.
THE BRONX.
f64rTf ST. so. IN ) sty brick tcnWt,
S6A47.s: louis r Flick. 5;;4 West itsth
~ architect. cost ..... ----. .....--
owner. Elizabeth McSoycrn, i4s East
esd St
col -RTLANDT AVE SOS. 20 a sty
frame dwg. 3fx26; George tiot. jr. %''5
Cd ave architect; cost ...--.---.
owner. Bernard Schultz. I6J court
laEdt ave.
pEI.NoNT AVE. 2 =. les q Of tlsih
81. 10 az stv frame dvg. tsx2s: Chaa
clark. 80 fremont ave, aScaiieet'
cost ....--.. s-'' -, -''.o.,
owner. Mrs 4 Titus. 1851 '5o'VlA
New-York tribune., 1909-10-28
BOARD ELECTS OFFICERS.
Percy A. Gaddis New Head of Hudson
County Brokers.

The Real Estate Brokers Of Hudson
County held its seventh annual meeting
in the exchange rooms. Washington and
York streets, Jersey City, on Tuesday.
President Slater presided. There was a
large attendance, representing the i'm
portant real estate interests in New Jersey
from three 10 twenty minutes from Broad
way. Reports were read. showing a quiet
but prosperous year The following ticket
was unanimously elected: President, Percy
A Gaddis; vice-president, Charles J.
Singer, j.; treasurer, S. Rowland: secre-
tary. Henry Eigenrauch; trustees, Frank
Stevens. II. c. Albright. A A Franck. c.
4. .BurhoT and A. J. C'Neill: directors. J.
e. Cronan. William II. Brown. c. Howard
Slater, William c. Wallace Harry Ward.
d. 7. Putnam. Emil Schumann, Francis
Gorulley. Thomas A. Ryer, Palmer Camp
bell. D. D. Fenneu and J. II. Hankin.
New-York tribune., 1909-10-28
TO BUILD AT IRvINeToN.

Frank B. Gnbreth. Inc, No. 50 Broad
way. New York, has obtained the contract
for the construction of the proposed house
for Fred c. Sayles, at Irvington.
The building vii be 45x91 feet, three sto-
ries and basement, constructed of cut
stone. fireproof floors, and will have slate
roof and most approved plumbing. electric
wiring. steam heating, electric bell system,
marble and tile work and hardwood finish
throughout.
The architects are Rowe & Keyes. No. lsl
Devonshire street. Boston.
New-York tribune., 1909-10-28
RECORDED LEASES.
with lessons address }
0CTnpEP ~

OCTOBER -.
AVE A, n " cor Of 74th st: Joseph Tan
ber to Joseph Rieders: yrs from Nov
Address, AIS L. 18th st.
CRoToNA AVE 1918. n cor. NJ F
Susack to Bertha Korrad; yrs from
Address above.
GoERCK ST. " cor Of Sd st: Osias
Harp 70 Ida NJ Schiffmsn: ) 412 yrs
from June /. 1909. ..,..............-...
Address above.
HENRY ST. $s2 to 1856: Bernard TurbkssIl
to jim Pittala; yrs. from Sept l, 1903
Address, 32S Henry 81.
LEXINGTON AVE. sO2. 20x40: Arthur l.
Newman to Carl Zimmerman: 5ie
yrs. from Nov l. 1909. 9.................
Address above.
OLIVER ST ~: Ray Levy to Domcnicp
Divito; 3 yrs. from Nov I, 1912.
Address above.
WEST ST. 1901. Central Of New
Jersey TO the Terminal Liquor Co: 10
yrs. from Dec ]. 1909. .................
1sT AVE. 1878. Josef Goodman to J
Goodman Corp; yrs, from Nov l,
19p9 Observation-Disclosures. ''.'-'.'
Address above.
I'd AVE, 4sa; Louise Gels ct al TO Wm
Sudbrink; ) yrs, from Oct Is, 1907.
Address. 564 Robbins ave.
Bath ST, 124 W; Harry schneiderman
to Carl Schulz. / 7-l2 yrs. from Oct !.
1Su9 .-...-..--..-'...' '.''''''
Address above.
42D ST, 119 W: Christians a Ely a al
TO College Clothes Shop; yrs, from
Mch /, 1910 .............-..........
Address above.
10TH ST, s 20 # w Of Exterior ST,
15Ox1OD4; VIM Lowe to Farmers Feed
Co of Y: SIP yrs. from Oct l,
1909 ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. ..---.-.'...'-..
Address, 532 Z I2d ST.
ssTH ST. 5s and 90 L; Maze Realty CO
10 Moses Harlan; 10 yrs. from Nov /.
l9O5 - '''.' =
Address above.
10TH ST, 20S E; Fanny Kline TO Frank
Piazza; yrs, from Nov l, 1919.
Address 1s6 = lQtth 81.
New-York tribune., 1909-10-28
RECEIVER OF RENTS NAMED.

Justice Bischon, OF the Supreme Court.
has appointed Jacob Katz receiver Of the
,euts Of Nos. S26 and 52S East 126th street
tenements, in an action brought by the
Metropolitan TRUST Company Of the City Of
New York against Rosalia Nell and others
10 foreclose a mortgage Of $4,000.
Albert Sanders has been appointed re-
ceiver Of the rents OF No. 215 East 125th
street, 2 tenement. in an action brought by
Henry II. Jackson against Tony Wolf and
othera 70 foreclose a mortgage OF $500.
New-York tribune., 1909-10-28

vFRIo AVE. cor 235th ST, llo2
$50: William Lyttle TO Auletta
90 ..............
Address. 2TT7 Webster ave.
3p AVE. 1888. s. 27x125; Sigmund
Ernst TO Wendell weindorf Gntg sls'-
oQOl ...s.,...,...........
Address. 213s 80 ave.
,eoD sr n s. 11o Il OF Trinity ave,
3Ox1I0: lydia Taylor and ano 10
Esther NJ Sutherland (uitg 50, O9''.'-
Address. 100 Broad~ay
14OTH ST. 451 +. SsN1O0: Louis Reeser
20 Charles J Rosser mtg S20'cVW'''''
ADDRESS, 537 f i21st st.
1S3D ST. :. - It of Clinton sp ,b
Frbo (rntge S3.000E ......-.'..'.'''''-
Address, T42 1881 a.
23lST ST. cor Barnes ave. l0Siie'
Arthur II Wadicls 20 Joseph ] WaqicA'
Address, S19 23lst ST.
New-York tribune., 1909-10-28
SALES OF BROOKLYN HOUSES.

Joseph Hynes has bought from the
Realty Associates for immediate improve
rpent with two-fenily brick and stone
houses ten lots Oh the east side OF Elev-
euth avenue, between 4Sth and 18th streets
Brooklyn.
William Greve has bought from Annie
Gibbins the four story double hathouse.
27.sx1ee feet. q, 10. Sc Hooper street. near
Bedford avenue.
New-York tribune., 1909-10-28
EoR TUXEDO TRAcT. sa5oouo.

The Henry Y. Poor property al. Tuxedo
has been bought by Henry II Tilford, OF
the STANDARD Oil Company. The estate is
one OF the most attractive in the fashion
able Tuxedo colony. and consists of q fine
dwelling house and various outbuildings
Oh tract OF about twelve acres. 1t has
been held At about $35O.GD0.
New-York tribune., 1909-10-28
RgcoRogo MecHANlcs' LIENS.

OCTOBER -
AVE E. ec4 ana c26. Barnet Mille- az
Henrietta Cohen Rosa Harris ana
owner and contractors; Charles VEN stsyI
stein, owner ......---..---. -'''.'-'.
SAME PROPERTY: Isidcre Goodman t-o
agt same ...-... --.''' '---''
BROADWAY. 124I: Edwards Electrical
Construction Co agt Sol Bloom 4 ems
Isman. owners Ellison ConSITuctt't eso.
Co contractor = ---''r-
PROSPECT AVE. 23O4 and 1906; an
Nest Wood Working Co agt Anna
Welschnlan, owner; Charles X Nasei' SEQ
contractor ..+.-.-..-. -'--'''
WEsTCHEsTBR AVE. :. 900 4 ef
F7oolc ave l25x1OO: John " Duncan
szt Bronx RefrigeratinS Go. owner
Crescent sand & Gravel Co con TO
tractor -'-. -.- go
c1sT ST, II 8 $50 II " of 10th are
1A6 1ix-; Monk & Nermilyea as
Quinn 8, smith Co and Acme NJ, ~,
cage Co owners and contractors. -ctu
81 l46 and I4S ": Morris Schnee aEt
Quinn & Smith 90. owner; Monk y An,
VerrnIlyta contractors ..--...'- '---''---
e9TH ST. 2a5 W: Gustav Uhlig agt ST.
ycrrlan-Jones Construction Co. owner -
and contractor .--.--..-.-.-.- .--"'-''
PROSPECT AVE. e e. 81 II Ct le@4
St 5OxiIS: Salvatore u ArnohS -
Anna Walschman, owner; Charies n as
%azeI, contractor -...---.---
18TH ST. I61 E. Jacques. Basinser 4
- agt Emma , Harris & Saran =
Mitchell. owners. Frederick S4egei G" 20
Co contractor ..-.....--.-.-' .-'-----
17sTH ST. 6O5 W; John Leyen agt
Alcazar Realty Co. owner ana Gun taf
tractor ...-.--...--.'--''
New-York tribune., 1909-10-28
RECORDED SATISFIED MECHANICS
LIENS.
OCTOBER -


BROADWAY, I24I; Edwards Electrical
Construction Co agt Sol Bloom e. az seSo
Oct -. 1900. ..,.----.-- $1,000. w.
BROOK AVE 1902; Louis Pollinger e
al agt Morris ROsenkrantE et a. July IN
19, 1909 - =
CLINTON AVE. 1910 10 1s2s; Max
Goldstein agt Louis Holtzoerg e' al ,os
Sept -, 1902 --'---'
CLINTON AVE 1910 - 1s2s; Max
GoIdstein agt HolWokc Contracting d ,oe
Realty Co ct al; SEPT Il. 1909. .--.- 4V9
pEI.ANCEY ST. 152; Dry Dock sash =
Door co agt Morris Schreioer ct al oec
GREENWICH ST. ass 70 4sa; Thomas
{. Buckley Operating Go agt James
C'ruikshank ct al; Oct Il, 1893 '0y .-o
bondj .......-. .,-----------.------ so
HOE AVE. : 125 II n OF l12d 81,
Royal Plasterers & General Contractors GO
agt Bryant Co ct al; Oct Z. 1SoS----- l'eo"
o2D ST. 2S5 East: Philip Zabladows<y
azt Isaac Grossnan ct all Nay 10 ,-o
SAME PROPERTY, same agt Lena SO
SchwadTon ct al; May ~, 1903 -4'
both ST. n s. so II OF Lsxinston
ave: Cologero DUminuco agt Meyer -
sachs e. al, Oct 70. 1900 ---------- I-v-~1
10TH ST. II : whole front between Bel
mont and Hughes ave; David stone
agt Luigi Pantieri et al: May l., 1909. SU
New-York tribune., 1909-10-28
NEW BUILDING PLANS.

VNIVbER u
MANHATTAN
4tIH ST. col ara COS West. Tor a & sty
6k tennt, % l0XS5.5; l. Flage ri,
Wall ST. architect: cost xtan Az
owner Model Fireproof Tenement
House, 50 Wall St
l3gIH ST =. lT5 Il W of Broadway.
Tor "A . sty hk fiat and store I95xSR :.
louns & GronenberE l3:S Broatway
'C6,,,,gSJ'' 6nneT cost cot :. lTa.oa
Nilioughby ave Brooklyn
THE BRONX
BRI ANT AVE. w g. 100 a n of rafay
cite ave, for four sty bk dwrs 80
% each: Charles 5 CLARK i45 fremont
Tou., nsyN'1Sst, ~ '@st ;,,.,...,,.., S.4 p
60, i3s summit ave
GRAND AVE, S. 900 q of Ine5 ~
tor -. sfy tr dug, 3INGa. scrNi-s 4
'do7 @jl4 Webster ave archltacts
's. .+' .-' - ''s .--.. .-..-.., t.WH
uNncC Thomas II Thorn. 2SiA " eb-
New-York tribune., 1909-10-28
INPoRTANT no TAxPAYEEs.

\ oTIcE Is HEpEBY GIVEN 10 AL FzS-
y sons Neose taxes fo- rhs year 1919 e1N'
rot eesn paid before the Is Ssy - Neve1-
beT . the said year. that U.lsss ne -.
snail ee paid 70 the Receiver - Taxes a =
efrtcs in The Borough IN which ths pcoSesN :
located. as follows:
Borough CT Manhattan M s. Csa-ce-
street, Manhattan. n Y:
Borough 81 Ths SrcnN ccr.Sr Tksr1 ard -
mont avenues. The ProrN. N v
Borough OF BROOKLYN. Roorns = 4 a.c
MUNICIPAL BcIldi1E. BrcaSlyn. y. L.
aEl FAfth s-rssl. Loag ISland CITY y y =
EorouSh cf Richmond. Borough Hal. y
George, Staten Island. n Y.
re Nti chars.. recslvs ana COL &C upoa 49,,
tSNeS 50 rerNining unpaid on that DAY, ~ -
Slton % an amount OF such taxes. ntsiss- =
We rate OF seVen Per centunl pe- a-rrrl. = e.Ss
calculated from the DAY on which ne -
taxes become due and payaolS tCctoosr - -
provided IL Section Ella as amsndsd ~ S--F
tei az. Laws % i2SS.
DAVID T.. AUSTEN,
Receiver of TsSeA
New-York tribune., 1909-10-28

MOUNT HOPE PLACE. cor Monroe
ave: FOR six sty bk dWzs fs.Bx2iix
81: Charles : Clark. 40 fremont ave,
Owner. g Bull. on premises.
wEsTCHESTER AVE. $. 1TJ n Of
Zerega ave; FOR four ! sty bS stores
and dvrs. eJx23x6j: Charles 5 Clark.
az fremont ave. architect. total cost.
owner. Jacob Paulsen, 445 fremont
ave.
New-York tribune., 1909-10-28
TO HAVE FIFTH AVENUE OFFICE.

The Z. II. Hartman estate has leased
from the Fsrmers' Loan and Trust Com
pany suite of Offices on the second floor
OF its building 81 No. l75 Fifth avenue
They will be used a. executive Offices of
The estate.
New-York tribune., 1909-10-28
m rHE suauRaAn ZONES

hoppei F'rieJand has sold twenty lors al
Al oodhaven snd Chester avenue. IN Ozone
Pax. queens. The buyers vii build on
tbe plot "a ;he near future
The Denton Lodge Eeslty Company sold
New-York tribune., 1909-10-28

1ceTH ST. n $. 17aft It " Of Fulton
;ire 4hxas: due Sept %. 1914, . per
cent. Congregation Adath Israel Cor . eo
poratfon 10 Caroline NJ Whitbech. ~ S'oO
Attorney Thomas " Butts, 0l
Chambers ST.
New-York tribune., 1909-10-28
IN THE AUCTION ROOMS.

The auction sales held yesterday at the
Real Estate Exchange saiesrooms, Nos. Il
and is Vesey street, resulted as follows:
s. Bryan l. Kennely.
CHELSEA AVE. OF ID a,e. Long
Branch, \ ]. l9OxleO: two sty % room cot
tages; vol sale; To ] J Herman for S29,500
IS LOTS. in $3.50 St Doom and Jones ave ard
Nelson p: vol sale; at from 1885 to 81 050
each.
81 LOTS. with 3 sly frame dwlg in kings
bridge I'd 233d ST and BronXwood and Disney
sves: eNT's sale; estate of Julie r Cuombs.
deceased; AZ from $50 20 si,S75.
By Joseph Day.
sTfI AVE $40. cor OF 27th 81 24.sNsf 10:
. 5 and I sty terirt: sherin's sale OF all
right titIe, etc which q VI Archer had on
August % 1893. since: + ~ Garvin. atty;
withdrawn.
i3sTH ST, GIL. $ Dos # " Of Broadway 1916
xs9 II: sty dwlg: 10 + Bach for $1,000.
40TII ST, So :. $50 II OF Madison ave. 25I
$50: sty brk dwlg: to Z Kidney for
$4,000
10TH ST. al and 443. s. 2GOi Il OF 10th
ave 40N92: two sty tennis and stores; to
the plaintiff for S2i,1.3
By the James l. Wells co.
l42D ST. 377, II = SO q OF Alexander ave.
IS 5xJ0; sty tenmI and store; TO the plaintiff
for 5000.
By Herbert a Sherman.
lOsTH ST 102, r s. n II OF Park ave 2sK75;
sly tenmt; to the plaintiff for $1,000.
New-York tribune., 1909-10-28

at Dunton Lodge. Long Island, plots on
Van Wyck, Atfield and Nebraska avenues
TO various buyers.
New-York tribune., 1909-10-28
BUILDING LOAN CONTRACTS.

OCTOBER -
PINEHURST AVE, W cor nth s.
l2'IX92.S: Jacob Hrsh loans Helene
Realty < Construction CO., -. $4,000
WEST FARMS ROAD. s @ $ 14TS It n
of Hoe st. 1OOx96.9x trreg: LAWYERS
Ti;el Ins & Trust Co loans Friedman
Construction co.-....--............,.. $4,000
NERIO AVE. n e cor 235th St 1iO2x
$50; Bronx IDveatment co loans Au-
letta & CO... ..................... - 900
New-York tribune., 1909-10-28
Instruction.
For Young Ladies-city,
HAMILTON INSTITUTE FOR GIRLS

5 ". S1ST ST. MANHATTAN SQUARE
Ten years course leading 10 diploma spa
Ctai college entrance work College certificates
Advanced courses in English literature modern
languages. art. haRdicraft aud music Chill
dren taken IN charge for the day Piano les
sons and practice. Luncheon Tel T66 River
MISS JACOBTS DAY AND BOARDINa
NJ SChOOI.--YOun ladies' finishing courses
afternoons; evenings. Now at 80 West Eld
ave. COZ TOth St
New-York tribune., 1909-10-28

follows:
By Joseph Day.
SHERIFF ST, 81 and b3 E. I21 Il OF De
lancey ST 40x30: sly tenHt and stores: d
Stilrges sgt W Greenberg q al; : y Sturger,
atty; I. Mullsly. ref; amt due $l8.O34 40:
taxes. etc. Sl.l2I So: Sub 10 a nTst mtge Of
sal 900
10TH AVE. 56s 10 10 Of 52d II. T5xi00:
three ; sly tenmts and sty loft and store
building on 81; Alexander Cadoo agt
O. Brien et 81. r Leeis. atty. A Norton.
ref amt Que. SEQ 600. taxes etc SiS5S So;
sub 10 tao mtgeE aggregating so 600.
ilsTII ST 537 snd $50 % r. f57i II Of Pleas
ave. -. i0Xi00 II. -" tenmt. Harry
Siegel et al sgr Nix" wilkins 81 -: NorR ooi
& ". attHs. : J Freedman. ref. amt due S13.-
1885, tazes. cIc, sJ2J
ITTH ST. sls. 2ss Il d. II Ase g. 1887
sty teDnt ana store; Powell. j. treas
New-York tribune., 1909-10-28
Public Notices.

Department OF Finance, Bureau for Ire %.
.ecuon OF Taxes. No. 81 Chsubsgs 49,.
,SS5sNart Butldingl. New York ocaoosr -
New-York tribune., 1909-10-28
School agencies.

American and Foreign Teachers Agency.
supplies Professors. Teachers. Tutors COW
eruesSes. etc 70 colleges. schools and FarniieA
Apply 10 Mrs. NJ J. TOUNCs-FCLTO
- JniOu Square
New-York tribune., 1909-10-28
For Both Sexes-City

THE BERLTTZ SCHOOL OF LANGUAGES.
MADISON SQUARE t1t22 Broadway
Brooklyn - 21S Livtu EstOu street
so BRANCHES IN ALL CITIES -
Pupils hear and speak the new language Ell
clusively from the first lesson Trlal iessoaa
free.
New-York tribune., 1909-10-28

y Undersigned an the NEXT of kin q tfaes.,s tfas
Spencer Chapman. tate Of the Gity ~ se~
County Of Ouctda and state - New ~ =. :. -
veaSed CoOsenrinE thereto. intends. 49,
prov vision of SS66t % fhs code = Civii - ~
pruN tding for the rriuvtioD % the Eena..f ~ Ats
administrator : boud 90 apply tor letters 49,
miQistratiou upOn the GoctS- hattels 80, -
us of said deceased Al creditors N $50
ceased are hereby nofifsd - present t2e- sfst-a
90 the surrogate o. Onsida Ccunty az x
New York. On o. before ths Eleyenia
KATHERINE s REID. APr'i'aN'
New-York tribune., 1909-10-28
Surrogates' Notices.

FINO ALL CREDITORS OF THE ESTAT1 ~. ~
Thomas sharp. deceased Whereas. the 49,
ot-kin OF Thomas SHARP. late of the City q
Port Jervis. in the County 90 Orange. 9sst-s 9ssst,,
intend 70 apply for Letters % AdminiStsa.l.s ~
his estate under th, provisons ~ section 2ott 9
the Code ~ civil Procedure You are hrIcoS 49,
tined 10 present your claims tu ne az my ~
IN tho Village Of Goshen. IN the Ssli''@
Orange On or before November 10th. lsVS
Dated. October 4th 1899
JOHN a. SWEZEY. Surfest' =.
{. l., s. :. VI. CUppEBACK. AtIornet ~ - -
tiuoners Nos. lls-it4 PIKE Street. F''' -
New-York tribune., 1909-10-28
Dancing academies.
isorge W.WaIlaca's paneing CLASSES

BRETON HALL. sftb -. and ETcs5sas.
WASHINGTON HEIGHTS. 4tS ". lS-t ST.
class aDd private. children. sdu!rs. Cstslcs-.
New-York tribune., 1909-10-28

The auction offerings to-day viii be as
follows:
Mountain Home maverick. [volume] (Mountain Home, Idaho) 1906-1911, 1909-10-07

movement in many cities for better
milk supplies. Milk and dairy inspec-
tors are wanted and the call for
them will increase within the next
few years.
"Other lines of industry are also
throbbing with activity; but in many
cases this is to last only as long as
"good times" last. Those who take
up dairy industry enter a field that
produces a necessary food which will
be called for both in good times and
bad times and the demand is becom-
ing steadily greater with the increase
OF our population
There are no scholastic require
ments for entrance to THIS one year
course in dairying. Tuition is free.
.All the facilities of the university, in
Guiding the library, gymnasium, and
dining hall are open to students in
this course. Students completing
this course satisfactorily will receive
certificates. should the student de-
eide to take other work in the col
lege. due credit will be given for the
work completed
Board and room can be secured at
private boarding houses or at college
clubs, ranging from SO to $3.50 per
week Information regarding room
and board will be gladly furnished to
those interested.
Parties who contemplate entering
this course or desire further informa-
ton concerning the work, will CORE
spond with j. II. Grandson, Depart
ment of Dairying, University of Ida
no. Moscow, Idaho
Mountain Home maverick. [volume] (Mountain Home, Idaho) 1906-1911, 1909-10-07

This paragraph from a Georgia ex-
change: He made enough out of the
literary business to buy e ten-acre
farm and a Georgia mule, and now he
has decided to settle down to genuine
business. We have known lots of
literary fellows, but this is the only
instance where one ever got rich
enough at it to invest in this way"
Mountain Home maverick. [volume] (Mountain Home, Idaho) 1906-1911, 1909-10-07
rhe HIstorIoaI Preoedent.

Each of the following named gen.
tlemen, upon being out late with
the boys, has concocted a famous ex-
cuse, and, what is much more wonder
full. got away with it. They are:
-Ulysses-Rip van Wrinkle
Robinson Crusoe.-Judge