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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1909-10-27

JAY GOULD ESTATE DISPOSES or ANOTHER
PLOT IN THE SECTION
Site in East sd Street Bought for improvement Trading m
Pysc and Ogden 4tenues

The Jay Gould estate is rapidly dispos-
ing OF its property in the Dyckman section.
II sold = plot there last week to a specu-
lstor through Hall J. How & Co. The
same brokerage house found a buyer yester-
dsy for the Gould estate for plot of about
four lots on the easterIy side of Broadway,
500 feet north of Dyckman street.
The trading yesterday also included sew
eral midtown sales, the purchase of plot
IT. East $50 street as a site for a modern
dwelling house. a change Of ownership of a
West s5th street dwelling house and Of a
Nerrnilye avenue plot. In The Bronx bur-
ers were found for plots in Ogden and Vyse
svenues
Plans have been filed for a five-story
nathouse.- with a frontage Of % feet and
= depth OF so feet. and to contain
twenty-six families, to be built for the
Gerard Operating Company from designs
by George T. Pelham on 1s2d street east
~ 81. y icholas avenue. 1t is TO cost
ss5Goa
Plans have also been filed for an orna-
mental wall OF concrete, brick and stone,
20 be uilt at Nc. 1860 Fifth avenue, TO
enclose a Io0-foot lot owned by Henry
Piipps II is from designs by P. j. Mack
and will cost 800
S6mNel sass, arcniLect LOT meyer YES
sell, has fled plans for remodelling the
lower stories Of the two three-story loft
buildings, Nos 80 and As Division street
the changes being made necessary TO meet
the change OF street grade in connection
with the new Manhattan Bridge.
Plans have also been filed for remodelling
the two-story hotel. known as Fort Wen
del. at Fort George, on Amsterdam avenue,
north OF 10th street. and refittirg the
north wing, the improvements being made
for Louis Wendell, as owner, from designs
b. /. F. !. Weiher.
Plans have also been iled for remodel
ling the four-story tenement at No. I24
Second avenue, owned by Virginia Siragusa'
and for remodelling the four-stoTy tene-
Ynent with stores. owned by Henry Hofen-
81. the improvements being designed to
better the light, ventilation and santa
ton in compliance with Tenement House
Department requirements. Eugene h.
Pariini and F frederick Ebeling are the
respective architects.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1909-10-27
MANY LOFTS LEASED.
Renting Also Reflects Good
Demand for Houses.

NJ RI Hess have leased for the Bush
Land Company to Theodore Kisman, 10000
square feet in the Bush Terminal buildings.
Brooklyn; for Ranald II. Macdonald. the
ninth loft at Nos rs and 30 Broadway:
for the Norwood Realty Holding Company
the. eighth loft in Nos. s26 and S2S Broad
way. containing 10000 square feet.
John X Moore has Leased for Sarah Z.
crane the three story and basement dwell
ing house No. 325 West 55th street, to Kath-
ryn Quinn
Moses Weinman is the buyer of the prem
ises No. III TO 10 West 18th street, 75xlOO5
feet
J. X Van Vranken & Co. have leased for
a term of years No. 10 East 47th street, for
Amos r. f. Pinchot The lessee viii
occupy the premises for business. after ex-
iansive alterations are completed.
Pocher Co. has leased the dwelling
house No 21l East 34th street, for L. y.
Levy. to George Ford for a term of years.
Also leased second floor at No. 1916 Broad
way. for Harris & Vaughn, to NJ. Kill
patrick
The Willard S. Burrows Company has
leased. for a term OF years. the store and
basement at No. 2O4 West 4Sd street. which
is 10 be shortly opened as a first class cafe
Gnu AFoLd III AM DS ONSldNe OCnullZ- VINO
Has represented in the deal by J. Arthur
Fischer. The Burrows company has also
leased for Brill Brothers the store and
basement at No. 143 West 10th street for a
term of years for restaurant purposes and
loft al No. As West 2sth street. for a
term OF years, to William Burning
Mex Englander, a manufacturer of fur
niture. has leased for q long term of years
Nos 513 10 523 West path street eight old
buildings on a lot I50x9S9, between Tenth
and Elesen;h avenues. A six-story build
ing viii be erected, the greater part OF
which will be used by the lessee
Denzer Brothers have leased for David
Spero 10 S. Katz & Co. the store and base
ment at Nos. 10 10 81 West. 2lst street for
term OF years, at an aggregate rental OF
$4,000
S. ossood Pen & Co. have leased No. 81
East 18th street for Mrs. James Byrne. and
No. $50 East Ssth street Tor DR.. Hanson
Hooker.
The Felt Construction Company is the
buyer OF Nos. 152 TO 156 West 18th street
sold recently by the Golden estate
The Nova Realty Company is the buyer
Of the southeast corner of Amsterdam ave-
nue. and 10Th street. and J. Randolph
Jacobs is the buyer OF the three five story
apartment houses at Nos. 1s2 to 1856 Clare
mont avenue, sold recently through Slaw-
son & Hobbs
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LIS PENDENs.

OCTOBER &c
FORT WASHINGTON AVE. 1905 r - l'mn
ST. 55 6xtO7 fxT5x9O5: Chas " Rosenthal aE'
John NJ Springer specific performancsl' at'''
neys. Calm Nordlinger q Iandauer
LEXINGTON AVE. s u cor 1O2d st 1sTt2' rs
\ Flamrrer 81 al aGt Robert SpeTo - - 'iV'e
closure Of mtg): attorney. Z r FlaInfner-
SULLIVAN ST az and so Michaei Railotto aE'
Stefsno Cassassa ct al (partition'' a''o'He' .
W F Cook.
THOMPSON ST 1Os IOs and III: Giovanni ~
Makatesta aRt StefanO : Casassa Ct al tparH
tiOn) attorney " + cook.
5IsT ST g 2Oo ftte Of 9Th ave- 29xlo'; us RS
st. $40 West: Walker aye. 5. 20 = u > o. re- re-
Swami Road. 2JxS2 ~ NJ 5XT92: Edward re
tor AIT Eliza Hector 81 al tDarutionJ' a''OiHes'
" DeiSnan.
I15TH ST. g. sos p Of Moruingside aye. aN1
10O.1t: Theodore Creentree sgt John " ItaSI n
IT. ct al foreclosure OF mtg; attorney ~ AeS
lie.
18TH ST. 10 West: Isidor sieesl sst 'Gus'an
Cohen ct al foreclosure OF mtg; attorney
Helinger.
12STH ST 100 East: Jacob Plat ct al agt yer
cval W Nsgle ct al foreclosure Of mtg)' attor-
ney. r r Hummel.
18TH ST n 3. 1O2 # Of 20 ave 2sx99. ~ :
Henry II Jackson agt Tony Wolf 81 al ttore-
closure OF mtgt: attorney, ; VI Jackson
18TH ST n s. 249 n " OF River ave 5S3xSO,
Adele Pinski agt Moses Jeffe Fl al action 70
impress trusO; attorney. II MaHshed-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1909-10-27
THE PRIVATE SALES MARKET.
MANHATTAN

BROADWAY.-Hall J. How & Co. sold
for the estate of Jay Gould TO a client.
plot of about four lots on the east side of
Broadway, 800 feet north of Dycllman
street.
NINTH AVENUE.-W. Keil. sr.. sold 10
William J. Dunn two five story nathouses
with stores, and two four story dwelling
houses. on plot 6O.5x1OO feet, at the
southwest corner of SD street and Ninth
avenue.
22D STREET-Miss Dorothy c. Norris
sold No. Il East 22d street. four story
dwelling house, on plot SS4x9S.9 feet, be
tween Fourth avenue and Broadway
I'D STREET.-The' Adams Realty Com
pany sold through Buck & Crawford. 4
vacant lot at No. 125 East Esd street
24XlO22 feet. to a builder 1t recently
bought the property from J. A McCrea,
Iice-president of the Long Island Railroad
Company, through the same brokers. A
I'VE story American basement dwelling
house will be built on the site
S7TH STREET.-Slawson & Hobbs sold
for Lena Gillette to Emily NJ. Roemer No
90 West S7th street. a four story and base
ment dwelling house. on a lot 2Ox1OO.S
feet 1t adjoins the southeast corner of
columbus avenue
1''TH STREET.-THE Helene Realty
and Construction Company. of which s.
SIMON is president, bought from Jacob
Hirsh a plot, sSX125 feet, at the northwest
corner Of 177th street and Pinehurst avenue
NERMILYE AVENUE-Phiip Smith
sold to Max Marx a plot, 75x15O feet on
the east side of Vermilye avenue. 100 feet
south OF Emerson street
THE BRONX
OGDEN AVENUE.-CharIes Z. Cathie
sold for Robert Biggart, jr. a plot 5Ox95
feet on the east side of Ogden avenue. 1O7
Ieet south of 169th street. 10 a builder for
improvement. The plot adjoins the Union
Reformed Church, on the south
WISE AVENUE.-Shaw & Co. have sold
for James NJ Scofeld plot. 5Ox1O0 feet
on the east side of Vyse avenue. "a feet
from 173d street, TO a builder.
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ALTERATION PLANS.
THE RRON.

MORRIS AVE. 6l4 and 6l6; three story
frame stores ard tenement. 25NAl; NJ
W Del Candle. fremont and Webster
ayes architect, CCst........... .......
owner. Giuseppe Fusco. 400 East
10th 81.
24OTT ST. n &. 100 II OF White Plains
ave. two story frame dwelling 2Oi-x
4Ots:. James Y Cahill. 444S Furman
ave. architect: cost ....-......-......-.
Owner Josephine ToepfeT, 46IT White
Plains ave.
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SALES IN BROOKLYN SECTIONS.

John P. Kivlen has sold for William }.
Ryan a plot 4OxlOO feet. on the east side OF
East 2Sd street, 1cO fset south of Avenue
g, and for the Whittier estate to Robert
C. Mitchell, for occupancy. No. l420 'Sd
street. a detached Queen Anne cottage
The John Pullman Real Estate Company
has sold for George Arbogast TO James
Gordon. for occupancy No. 49S I'd street, a
three story and basement dwelling house,
on q plot 20x50xlO0 feet.
Patrick J. Reynolds has sold to Thomas
Martin No. 1885, ClassOn avenue, three
story dwelling house. on a plot 20x4OX1OO
feet
William p Jones has sold for Frank NJ
Basuino 10 William T. Rock two lots on
the east side of East 18th street, 100 feet
south Of Avenue S. and similar plot on
the same side of the street, 400 feet south
of Avenue S.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1909-10-27
RECORDED LEASES.
OCTOBER &c

with lessCr's address,
AMSTERDAM AVE 1863: Chas
Briggs to Henry Ebbighausen 10 yrs
from Dec !. 1909 acknowledgements
Address. % Bradhurst ave.
BROADWAY. Q cor seth st: the Bel
nord the Benord Realty Co TO Mchaei
Kurzman: yrs from oct /, 1909 49,
Address 3s5 9TH ave.
BOwERY. 1902: Joseph Rasenzweig TO
John Cavanagh; 3 yrs from NOV J.
Adde'S. 90 Nassau st.
LEXINGTON AVE. 1922, cor. H.
xS9: Alex J Bruen to VIM E Cramcr;
Address. Isl Park ave.
LEXINGTON AVE. 1T'4. n W cor: WIN
Fox Amusement Go to Morris r Hcher
and ano; yrs from Nov l. 1903.
Address. above.
MFLRosE AVE, 7Gs; Charles Hamm .
Charles Lischke: ; yrs from oct |, 1909
Address above.
PARK AVE. 1905 8. 25x155: George
Kotcher 10 Abraham Besowtz; S yrs
from May ! 1910 ..................
Address. above.
SOUTH ST. Dps and 40. $: NJ Der
man & Co to Solomon Miller ct al;
1-l2 yrs from Oct I. 1909. ...........
Address, above.
list AVE 1903: Barbara Zoller to
Joseph Weiss: yrs from Nov l. 1909
Address 90 Nassau st.
4TH AVE. 30; Ravens Relief Fund So
ciety to Peter Neckics and anO: 3 II IL
yrs from Nav I. 1909 ..............
Address. ~ Union Square
nth ST. "a WEST: lSustave s,humann.
lr. to Robert : Brunner; yrs from
Nov %. 1909 800. ..
Address. 2l2 Broadway.
S4TH ST 122 WEST: Isadore II Sultz-
1aeh 10 Flip peutsch; ; yrs from oct
10. 1909 ..................
Address above
lO4TH ST GO West; Adeline 6 Wilcox
10 Cassius II Read; ) yrs from Nov /,
o e.
Address, above.
1l1TH ST, 100 and 102. cor; Ahram,
BROS to Oscar Hackelberg: yrs from
Address. 1852 Park ave
18TH ST. $40 West: John ] HeaIy TO
frank frank Bonoms; AZ yrs from Nov l.
Address, SO West Ii5th st.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1909-10-27
TO Guy CLIFTON TRACK

I'assalc y. J., oct. "a company is
forming Tor the purchase and development
- tie Clifton raeetrack. now oTned by
Heurr Muhs. Of Paterson. II is understood
met she concern viii buy fhe property from
Mg!s Before the ban was put On forse-
racing in New jersey the Clifton track was
one Of she fastest running courses "a the
"a ate OF late Il has been used for trolling
u also contains a wooden track. on which
records have "@en made in motOrcN Cle and
laofer fgared clIfesfs.-
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stapcline. ref. amt due, slO7 ,75e co. taxes. etc
81 i63 80
10TH ST. al and 443. $. go Il OF ,, iUei
ave. <Oxa2: two 3 sty tenmnts and stores GisT
line HOFFMAN agt Herman Hoffman ct A.
storm < a. y aftys. T r Lane, ref: amt due,
S1294s CO. taxes. etc. si.3@2 AZ sub 10 a 'ii'e
OF SIG 600.
BY James L. Wells Co
1907, c1- 2-@ n & bo5 n OF Alexander ave:
IS5x5O; sty tenmt and store: Edward hc."
ct al act T G Barry ct al Smith Mlitia 10 ~
atty: L ] Bernheimer. ref; amt due, 81 -" To-
taxes. etc. $3.50.
BY Herbert A. sherman.
1OSTIf ST. 2I7 n $ 30 It c OF Sd ave. 25Xlooli,
sty tenmnt: Mary Mcmahon ct al agt osc"r
Oestreicher ct all Wethcrhoru & L. attys;.
Koenig ref: amt due. sl5.Col 1o taxes e'e'
SOFA 10
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1909-10-27

ME Kleinfelder 10 Max StraEser. 49,.
Attorney. Frank Gsss. West Chester
18TH ST. eos East (prtor mtg SO. SOD;
due Oct I. 1911: 9 per cent: Elizabeth
" Dunn Margaret Herbert. .......
Attorney. Frank Thorn. III Broad
way.
144TH ST. cor Mott ave. 1O0X1oO; :
yrs, per cent: Heights Town Const -.
co to South Const Co. 80. = .......... -
Attorney, A Ruth. t2S West l2ist ST.
I50TH ST. s. 2T5 II " of Courtlandt
ave. 25x1OU; yrs. per cent; Michael .
CeTuss to Frederick PieSs.
Address 178 Broadway.
240TIT ST = :. 75 II OF Martha ave,
10DX; due April -, 1910; per cent
Eugene Il hammond 10 Title Guar q ~
trust 10 -.......-s -....s. ....s-'''
Address. l70 broadway.
2T1TH ST. $, $50 II Of Barnes ave,
%0x114 prior mtg - .OoUJ: due oct l.
I3lV: per cent. Joseph z SchUao 10 =
Alex hamilton. ...-....-. AZ
Attorney. Faul NJ Crandall. 14o
BToadNay.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1909-10-27
UPPER BROADWAY LEASE

The Lane Automobile Company has sold
its lease Of the two story taxpayer, on
plot 4o7x1O feet. at the southwest corner
Of Broadway and Tooth street, to Fagert,
who will extensively remodel the building
for restaurant purposes. The property is
owned by William p. Sheridan, and was
recently leased by him TO the automobile
concern for g period Of fifteen years, at
ts 800 per snnum
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RECORDED BUILDING LOAN CON
TRACTS.
OCTOBER %

OCTOBER 20
1stsT ST. :. 100 IT Of Mspes ave
80 T6 6so, M Ggih C9nst&ucton CO $4,000
BROADWAY " cor 15Sth ST, so Tx -
$50; Jacob Hirsh loans Morris Levin 1'"'o
EDGECOMBE AVE, cor 15Sth ST.
HEX irreg; 81 Nicholas ave
cor 15sth ST. 40. 5xIOS,4; Metropolitan -
Trust Co loans Sun Construction Co. 2cN""
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1909-10-27

for Mrs. Arson r. Flower To Redfern, the
Fifth avenue dressmaker and milliner no
East 4Sth street, four story and baSe-
ment dwelling house, on lot 25Xf5 iee''
five story business building VIII ne
erected on the site for the exclusive use
of the lessee
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HUDSON = Rose Go to Josephine ecu
Address. west chester, Y.
MANIDA ST. s5s n $. 25xioO; Ma nd
Co to Robt G Wildnauer mtg $I.0oVl''
Address, 900 Broadway.
MOHEGAN AVE. W $. 33t II Of lsOth
ST. 44x150: Mary A Rooster 70 Inv"
dore Eingenheimer mtg S3.bOO ...'--
Address. 51i w 15Tth st.
MOUNT HOPE PLACE. 8 :. 100 # OF
Munroe ave, l2.cxI5. with tue 20 a4I
lands. Augusta "a Paulsen TO Chas
Address 10 Park Row.
MOTT AVE. . cor Of Hath ST. 1o0xl00'
south Side Construction Co to Heights
town Construction 60. .............-.-'
Address. i7sth st, west OF Audubon
PLOT. begins 800 II = OF White Plains
Road 1229.9 Il from Morris Park ave.
1O2 lx1O21 AGA NJ Ramos to Teasdaie
Realty co and ano OfItg 81. 20O. ...t--.
Address, 66I Melrose aTe.
PLOT begins 1885 II OF Unionport
Road $50 II from Morris Park ave,
1oox25; Charles : Tnlinger to Annie
Address, care A Il Darlington, 200
Broadway.
PLOT begins 600 T: r o. White Plains
Road, at point 1.245 Fl from Morris
Park ave. ~ 5xrregular: plot. begins
500 # Of White Plains Road, 1915
IT from Morris Park 64.5Xirregu-
lar; Regent Realty co TO Charles \
Lcumeister and another. .........-'..
Address. 653 Eagle ave.
PIOT begins coo # of White Plains
Road. l.345 Fl n from Morris Park ave.
3IIX--: plot begins $50 II ot
White Plains Road i.245 II from Nor
rs Park ave- 747N-: Charles
Laumeister and another to Regent
I'edlty 20 1890 .-'''
address. Il W 42d st.
ETVERDALE LANE. from Old Post
Road to Rverdale. runs TO 254th 81;
contains Les acres: Prince Place, =
at Riverdale Iare. 20x--: Rivers Es-
tate to Eugene FlsuTand ...-......'...
Address 2131 Washington ave.
ROCK ST. s. $50 n Of Hin ST, 5uX
1916; Silas g Walbridge ct al I"
Edward Maloney ...-...--.. ..''''''
Address 200 Broadway.
TRINITY AVE W s. % IT OF Han ST
1%x10C; Louise G Colon to Helen
Address care + Nathan. 26l RwaE.
VALENTINE; AVE. . 8 375.T IT Il OF
1Soth ST. FO.sX1t36; Arthur II Stgler 10
Edward NJ James (mtg Sl4,O0O -...''
Address 302 Broadway
10Th ST. g. 21h IT of Courtlandt az;
25x1O0: Frederick 5 Pless to Michsel
A Cerussi. ......... ...-.......
Address 3D. Il 15Oth ST.
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cEpARAuRsT PLACE RENTED.

Pesse e. Gilman have rented the country
piace belonging 20 Mrs. Prescott Slade on
the corner of Ocean avenue and Hollywood
Crossing, Cedarhurst, Long Island. for the
winter months md the early spring to
Crane
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RECEIVER or RENTS NAMED.

IgSt.ce BiscaoG. Of the Supreme Court.
has appointed Jerome A. kohn receiver 81
The rents OF Nos. PIG and 22i Gas; l06lh
street. = Eve story tenement. IN an action
brought b. Alice Richard against IGIias
Senft ana others 10 foreclose = second
mortgage 81 s9s15.. The prior mortgage
amount 10 $500
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l351T ST. i6i East: Jacob tieocrnsn 81
al aSt Emma 7. Harris and Sarah q,
Mitchell. owners: Joseph Wislar ann
Henry Freeman. lessees. Fredk Siesei
& 20. contractors ...-...............-
Is4TH ST. go East: Henry Silleck.
IL. agt Louis Singer and Morris Ziin-
norman. owners and contractors.
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NEW BUILDING PLANS,
OCTOBER rs


t-sssIpps pun 9uru s.IsuMo ullN
9TH AVE. 1870: for a wall: Z J Mack,
7ST 5th ave. architect: cost ...........
owner II Phipps Isl 18th ave.
65TV ST ~ East; for a six story brick
dwelling. "SStS: Hoppin & Koen. 244
9TH ave. architects; cost ..........,....
owner. J NJ FoNerS. West DIST x.
ls2D ST, n =. 121 Il % 81 Nicholas a,";
for a I've story brick tenement. COX
67a; G; 4 Pelham. sos 18th ave. srchi-
tect. COST
owner, Gerard Operating Company,
1923 - Nicholas ave
THE RRONN.
SEDGWTCK AVE. " =. Slo. 10 = ~
Kingsbridge Road; = two and one half
story frame dwellings, 23X4J each; 4
Ehelmg 1886 Walker ave. architect;
cost .......-...-.
owner, a W Eustis, 1919 fremont
ave.
.54TII ST. n E. - Il W Of Wales ave, one
story frame dwelling. 22x40; cost .....
owner and architect, Richard Oaken-
den. Mount Hope. West Chester.
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BUYS NEW ROCHELLE PARCEL

Herbert A. Sherman has sold for Charles
J. Dunlap his handsome country place on
Rochelle Heights, New Rochelle, 10 Miss
Fanny Richards White, for occupancy
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RECORDED SATISFIED MEcHAN'
ICS' LIENS.
OCTOBER 20

BROADWAY. cor I69th John
TIddIe Cut stone 60 agt Bingham
Realty Co 81 al: June q 1909. ...--.-l %" 20
SAME PROPERTY: Harlem River 1.um-
Der Co agt Same; oct =. 1909. -.----- i, IL ~
9th ST. % f: AdoIph Grant 60
1000 Syacs,ed, .s ..'..-.. c55 IS
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NEW HOME FOR ReoFeaN.

Chambers Weller and the ETnestls Gu
bcA Company leased for .wenly-oge gears
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CountrN Propertn for SHE.

RIVERSIDE, CONN,-ATTRACTIV MOD
trn residence. chotce location. near station
Yacht club $4,000 ARCHIBALD =. ross
STUDIO BCNGALOWS At RIVER VIEW
ManoC HASTINGS HOMES CO. ~ West
sd ST,
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HAMILTON INSTITUTE FOB GIRLS
MISS M'FEE'S SCHOOL For GIsn
School Agencies.

American and Foreign Teachers AschSSss.r.
supplies Professors Teachers. tutors 1l'.x
ernesses, etc. 20 colleges. schools ana sSS''
Apply 10 Mrs " j NOUNG-fU ~.
- Jnion SGasfe
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Houses 10 Let.

FOR RENf.-42 West I'D st. Furnished an
aniaFpished Apply l0iO-i50 Eroadwsy
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IOW
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STE AVE. $40 n . cor 9Th -. a4G1si.lo e. p
ard sly tenmts: Shrrih's sale ~ an tjei,.
title etc. which n Archer mad On Aur %
1903 since = " Gsrvin att. 80
isgT4f ST. a1i % p POS II - ~ if,oad-a, ,e g.
% u, SIS dnlg: ! II De win or ole 80
i II he VIII. iHdi, iduaily. .tc. ~ Al. tcJdtiS
- 1916 -
i0TH r. 80 s, 30 n Il Madison ave -.
-: . SIS bk dRig, COUNTY Holding "a sst
= NciHyIe 81 a., Merrill & =. liIys, X a
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30 900
5000
The Monte Vista journal., 1909-01-09
THE sPEAkERsAiP

Tuesday the News felt confident
that Judge Hicks would be elected
speaker. 1t said: rSince Hicks
launched his candidacy thirty-two
members from outside counties
have either by letter, word or
mouth OF by signature to detin-
lite pledge agreed to vote for him
for speaker of the house"
Alva Adams was not SO sure and
made strong appeal for Hicks,
saying among other things: "1f
Lubers is made speaker it will be
by machine politics. Threats of
punishment and promises of re-
ward have gained for him reluc-
tant votes. That hs represents Or
ganized Democracy is not true.
The state COMMITTEES, and no coun-
ty organizaticn, speaks for the
party. Ii the contest was upon
merit alone, Hicks would receive
three fourths of the votes.
with Lubers in command, the
party has better chance of a re-
ownership than victory. In
voting for speaker let our Demo-
cratic friends remember their con-
stituents, their promises and the
next election"
The result of the caucus was
what Gov. Adams feared, the ma
chine ruled and all but 10 of the
democratic representatives were
forced into line for Mr.. Lubers,
the machine candidate.
The Monte Vista journal., 1909-01-09

Charles Galbreath has sold
bunch of $50 head of cattle that
have been wintered ON the Waun-
axe ranch to Broad 4 Co. of
Romeo. He drove out to the
ranch Wednesday to deliver them
10 the buyers.
The Monte Vista journal., 1909-01-09

John S. Gardner came in from
Center Thursday where he 10 help
ing install creamery. He says
Center has the hest plant in the
valley with the exception Of the
churn which is not quite us large
ms the one ut Monte Vista. The
creamery will be ready to start up
about the middle of the month.
The Monte Vista journal., 1909-01-09

Allen G. Cook left Tuesday
night for Chicago. He went by
the lamb train route to assist in
caring for the 81 cars shipped by
the Sylvcsters. Mr.. Cook will
spend few weeks visiting his
friends in the East before return
ing home.
The Monte Vista journal., 1909-01-09

j. W. X G. W. Foster have
opened II real estate office in the
hospital block in rooms formerly
occupied ms democratic headquart-
ers. Charles Edman will also
have Office room with them.
The Monte Vista journal., 1909-01-09

Wednesday ~ cars of live stock
were shipped from this station, 3?
cars lambs and IL cars cattle and
hogs. Saturday about ~ cars of
lambs will he shipped from here.
The Monte Vista journal., 1909-01-09

X. Il. Halfcrty and George
Kennedy left Thursday morning
on horseback for Toas, \. NJ. to
he gone n week or more.
The Monte Vista journal., 1909-01-09

Chas. c. Baum. Of the Monte
Vista Realty company has gone
East for the purpose Of interesting
home seekers in the San Luis
valley.
The Monte Vista journal., 1909-01-09

Silas Warren Of Center was in
town Tuesday. He is going to
California to spend the balance of
the winter.
The Monte Vista journal., 1909-01-09

+. G. Spencer went to Soutl
Fork Thursday on business con
mected with the forest service.
The Monte Vista journal., 1909-01-09

The Rachael Steinman Concert
company gave very pleasing en-.
tcrta'nmcnt ut tho NJ. f.. Church
Thursday evening ~ the second
number of the Lecture course.
The Monte Vista journal., 1909-01-09

Bert Ayres left Tuesday night
for Topeka, Kansas. where he goes
to take IA course in telegraphy.
The Monte Vista journal., 1909-01-09

Al. Fullcnwider and family
started for southern Texas Tues.
day night hoping the change In
altitude and climate will improve
the health 81 their little boy.