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New-York tribune., 1909-11-18
LEASES.
with name and address ~ less-- }
NOVEMBER II

with name and addrsss ~ lessss
NOVEMBER II
AVE r. 50. Jacob G Heinshelnner and
sn9 10 Lena opper: yrs from Feb :. .
Address. % ave B
capital Lunch: q yrs from March .. TO- 600
Address. 353 Broadway.
Delaney ST 1865: Herman Lehman
and sno 70 Aaron Sharsel; yrs from
address ao2 Riyinston st.
MERCER ST. p; Morris Z Bser TO Max
a$sh hddrc:s = MePeeF d@P FgS 81 J. '"
SPRING ST " cor Mulberry st. Miciasl
Bonn TO frank MaoiNel. } yrs from
1ddress % carn,ine st. '
WILLIS AVE. 3G2: German Real Estate
80 20 Paul Fischer; ,rs from Nov -,
''JS Sddres., sG2 wiliis ave.
WEST BROADWAY. AZ: Anna jacob
70 Emil Dietsch: yrs from May /.
Address. az west Broadway
1sT AVE. 2l6I: Maria Rove 20 Cuno
Colucci; YRS from May /. l3I0....... 1850
Address 2lc7 lst
81, ST. 50 East; Rachel Nsmirowsky TO
J. ROsenthal: yrs from May I, 1909. 1876
Address, 80 East 80 81.
STH AVE, 4sO; Marie G Howser ct al TO
olympic Musee Co: . yrs from NOV !.
Address. 4sC sth ave ~
l4TH ST. Is ESast:' Henriette Bolton
10 Geo Brunssen 60; yrs from Feb !,
Address 225 Greene 81.
nth ST a. West: Samuel z Tell 10 the
Capitol Lunch 20 3-l2 yrs from Jan /.
1910 ............. ..............-......... 3 $50
Address 353 Broadway
18TH ST. Is 10 - West: Susquehanna
SIX Mills to Rubin Bros: . yrs from
/ Feb !. 1910. --.-.--........... 5000
Address Is West Goth ST
SAME PROPERTY: same 10 same: yrs
from Feb . 1910. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. $50
Address Is above
IsTH ST. ss West; Samuel p Tun to
capitol Lunch. y yrs from April l.
1853 bt3ND
Address 353 Broadway.
2STH ST 232 West David Crawford
Christopher GrisOstOmy; yrs from Feb
], 1919 ..-.--......- ---.---..---...- $50
Address. 232 West @sth So
BOTH ST II East Edmund 4 Hurry
Fsdgar q Anthony; 7-i2 yrs from Feb
l. 1910 ..-....----.-.. ........--. 900
Address ~ East Both -.
lilTH ST. 2a2 TO 23i East: Lorimer
Realty co % Abraham Re.ser and ano.
yrs from Dec |. 1893. ...-.......... $500
Address 23.s East lllth ST.
New-York tribune., 1909-11-18
NEw.yoRK DAILY TRIBUNE THURSDAY NOVEMBER 49, 1909

cEABrnY PLACE. :. 20 n on w
u. s7.sxfoo. NAV ;. 1909: Lawrsnss
Kronenberger Construction 60 10 TUE "a 900
Adriress. i7s Brosdway
7TH AVE-. " 5eii It : Of iissh -;
25xiO0. Jan "a 1905. John q klatzl - -.
and another 10 Louisa Mandcr. :, ""
Attorney, Kstzl. - West SD 81
7IH , ayh hus 1Sl. Sed r H.r,1 % cdes,sa 1s's ~
Attorney j MeDerniott i55 broad
sTH AVE. - 70 n Of i54th -.
toxoe n: Nov n. 1905: Morris Bueha --o,
baum 20 Midde-Town Realty Co---... 100
Attorney. Hugo Cohn. 10 Avenue y
10TH ST. 2Is East 25xs2.3: June ~
1901 Henry Tishman and another 10 ,oo-.
Xttorneys. is'ia iachnsn & tioidsni,h. 81
Nassau 81
IorH ST. 2is East. eszoc q June -
1907 John " stow 10 Title Guarantees .o-o.,
ADDRESS i7s broadway.
ScTH ST :. 100 n OF 2d ave. 2tx
ass. Dec i5 1893: tho Church OF 81
Gabriel 20 Emigrsnt Bank. .....-.. soVoo
Attorney. Philbin. 81 Chambers St
tITH ST. 3s East sIx50.3: sept ). 1907.
Isaac Napenevitch and another % Kate -
Attorneys Asrons,am & chorosh. IS
Park Row.
sos: Nov 10 1904: BARNETT Levy and
others 20 New York Dlspensary. $500
Attorney. De r Foster. rs Wall 81.
IpnS; Feb p 1901. Maud Van =
Holme 20 the United states Trust Co. ~ 900
Attorney. W sheldon. IS Wall st.
sSD ST. . 800 N " of West End ave-
tJNloo.s: Nov - 1906: Jos III Davis
and ano 10 the Realty Mtg 60. ......- Sf2O. coo
Address 1TG broadway.
lieTH ST. 5. $40 u Of 10Th ave. 80
Slooli Jan 0. 1907; seplow Go TO -.
Samuel Raisler Observation-Disclosures. . 500
ATTORNEYS. Eisman 6 Levy. iss
Broadway
il2TH sT. Is II W Of 10th ave. 5Ox
itt.1f. Mch 2S 1907 GeDl0W 90 tn
folstein Realty and COnst Co.-....-- II. 800
Attorneys. Roeder Roeder. 10
Nassau 81.
ilSTH ST go q " Of Amsterdam
ave ooxiolt: Mch 2s 1901: Seplow
co 70 Nat Assn Of Audubon Societies. co q
A.dress. loo Broadway.
18TH ST. :. 2SJ n OF 81 ave. 75x
@s11; Nov 14 1906: the Atlanta Real
Is 90 to Mary W HaWes ....-..-.. .. 900
address. southport. Conn.
lfDTH ST. :. 361.s n OF 5th ave AIS
xs9 II: Sept 81. 1905; Mckinley Realty
Co % New York : Bank ............. 81 900
Attorney. John Wcboer. . Beekman 81.
iSIH ST. aa2 It OF Brook ave.
Soxlo; Jan : 1907; Jos Simerman and
arc 70 Jonas Il Kissam ...-.....--... o. 600
Address. f76 Broadway
SAAE. $40 II Of same. 52-tx1OO. Jan
:, lsos, same 20 same; ame.......... 20 900
Address. as above
13TH ST = It5 n " % Elton ave
1"NlOO; May p 1s95 Margaret X Merz
10 Dollar Bank ...-.-.............. 900
Address Bronx
225D ST. 81 East. 2Jxt14: Nov 90 1906.
Elizabeth Z Green 10 Margaret a.
Attorney j ] smith. 56 Pine s..
236TII ST. 5 - n Of Oneida ave:
oct - lgis; cushing Realty Co 70 In
Vestors' Mtg 30 Observation-Disclosures. 1000
Attorney. 4 " Brown. II Nassau ST.
New-York tribune., 1909-11-18
SALES IN BROOKLYN DISTRICTS.

Benjamin J. Sforza has sold for Harry
aehenna 10 Philip and James Russo No.
4-iS f'th street, Brooklyn, two family
naipe dwelling mouse. on plot 40xloo fee.
also for Nicola Gianturoo TO Daniel ].
Reilly tho three story double brick fiathouse
I'm course of construction at No. 6705 Four
tcenih avenue on a plot 22x95 feet
New-York tribune., 1909-11-18
MECHANICS LIENS.
NOVEMBER II.


AUDUBON AVE. 3t9: Jacob SchIesn=er
ast Frederick q Hobbs, owner. James
smith, contractor ....-.-... $50 %
EATH1iATE AVE. " : 33J II OF i72d
-. &iN1li: Charles Schneider agt Her
NAL Nathan and Jacob Wolfe owners
ana contractors ..-.-.---...... ...-......- III 90
BROADWAY. 3G99: Morris GOldstein agt
Mitow Realty 60. owner. Isidore Co
GRAND BOULEVARD AND CON
COURSE. $. $50 II Of Burnside
ave. 6Oxl00: church r Gates & 90 agt
fremont Temple Congregation Gates Of
Mercy. owner; Gurlitt Manning Co.
cohtfdttoF tNt VS
Michael M1honey. owner ,renewaD..7. 1Oe Il
NORRIS PARK AVE COS: Morris
LevensOn et al agt Dominick Negri.
owner: Await & Macdonald contractors 100 90
PEARL ST %: Kalmcn Altwoltz agt
Hungarian Home, owner: Alexander *
Roth. contractors -.--.-...--...-.. 80 90
ID AVE. Tao and 142: Acme Roofing 90
sgt Max Menschel owner: Frederick
" Fisher. contractor ........-...-.-.- Ij1 90
18TH ST 2Gs East: Israel Bernstein agt
Mary Israel. owner aud contractor.
Rosenberg Contracting Co, contractor. 1I{ %
121TU ST. 1f5 Fast: Hugh VI Graham
agt An I'sy Thomas + Day owner
dId coHudctoFS -.-.-.------ ..-.---.... ol 10
New-York tribune., 1909-11-18
COUNTRY HOTEL LEASES.

The following leases have been negotiated
by John Tyler. II The Hotel Gazette:
The new Hotel Clinton. East Orange. y. J..
for Mrs. Phebe J. Taylor 10 Soren Lund; !;
Summerland Inn, Summerland. s. g.. for ].
Mitchell TO VI. T. Hayes. and Hotel Iro-
quois Miami. Fla, for Daniels & Finlay
10 c. N. Bellak.
New-York tribune., 1909-11-18
DEAL AT EDGEMERE.

Joseph i. Days private sales department.
has sold for client two plots. containing
ten lets AT Edgemere. Long Island having
a frontage on Edgcmere avenue Of 30 feet
and loo feet on Wave Crest avenue ana
Rochester avenues. respectively.
New-York tribune., 1909-11-18
REPORT ABOUT eiLseY HOUSE.

There Was report yesterday that the
Giisey House property, at 18th street and
Broadway. had been resold 10 John F.
olson. Who recently purchased the prop
efty from the Anderson estate. No resale
OF the property has vet been effected
New-York tribune., 1909-11-18
SATISFIED MORTGAGES
NOVEMBER II.

NOVEMBER II.
BROOK AVE :. So II Of 165th st.
27xs4s: Nov ID. 1904; Rosa Solner to
Jonas We'll and ano, ....--........,. $500
Attorneys, Wen & Mayer. Beck
man 81.
FOREST AVE cor OF Home ST. aesx
100. Nov II. 1896; Ernest Ahrend ami
TO Caroline Gateiss. ..........-... I5GOO
Attorney. r AiapledOn II Park flOw
FULTON ST ~. -. 3x301I: Dec a.
1908; Louis kensl 70 Henry r. Moore. 5000
Address. 100 broadway
LINCOLN ST; : 100 # 5 Of Columbus
ave. 5oNiOOs Nov l.. 1905. Fred \
Lingach aud ano to Norris II Dillcn-
Address Times Building
LONGwOoD AVE. $ :. 7as n . Of
Prospect ave 336xiOe. Nov t5 1896;
samuel Winter To Catherine Meehsn. 5000
Address. i35 Broadway.
LOT .. map Of shepherd Knapp ds65,:
July 2s. 1890. John Healy To Hsrbor
and sub Bdg and savings Assn n....... T.353 80
SAME PROPERTY; July ;. 1sse;
Attorney. W stillings. $50 Broad
way.
LOT 59 map OF Hunter estate No 11a0
June 1906: June = 1905 Giuseppi
Address. Ja West aad ST.
LOTS 10 AND ie. map No INA MAY
20 1S00: June 13 1907; Catherine
Address, 100 Broadway.
LOTS lT6 AND III map OF Neiu estate
tOct l. 1s9s): Aug 10. 1904. .-......... 1000
LOTS 4s9-49o. map OF Van Nest Park:
sept 23, le0s; Luigi Del Donno to
Attorneys cocks q clocke. 2osa i"'
Boston rd.
SAME PROPERTY: July IS. 1901;
Charles Scott 10 Manhattan Mort.
gage co ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. aeDa
Attorneys. Darlington a Pierce. ild
broadway.
LOT '16. map OF Pelham Park duly
1879; Dec TO- 1908; Michael Manderer
and sno tn Christopher Wich ,..... 90
Attorney. BabcOck. 2O2O Walton
LOT Is. map OF Pelham Park (July
1879; Nov III. 1905: Charles II era
ham 10 William q Mulligan. ....... tSn
Address. 40 fremont ave.
LOT ID. map OF Pelham Park JuIv
1879: Nov Id. 1905: same TO same. -. 13a5
Address above.
MANHATTAN ST. g. 100 II Of ola
broadway. 72xl0O; Mch j. 1900: Edgar
Construction CO TO Joseph Itamershisg 9s a,.,
SAME PROPERTY: Mch . 1902. same
Address. J Hamershlsg '''V"'
MANHATTAN ST. "A s. 100 "a = of Old
broadway. 72xIoo. Dec ie 1905: ALFRED
= Bachman 10 the Metropolitan Trust
Address. a. Wall 81. -s'"o
MANIDA ST. " = lT3 II OF spofrarJ
ave 1IN4.T; Nov Is. 1907 John 1
Reilly 10 Empire Developing Co. , 49,.
Address igd broadway. '''"
N.ELROSE AVE e =. s0.a a : % lsT,h
81. seSTi; March 7. 1906; wilhelmha
Attorneys. Wilson & Barker. A. -'''"
Wall
MOTT AVE, :. 35.5 Il "a OF I5oth -
isoxlo": Nov I. isoa; II II waterbur,
to y knowelton. ........ 49,.
Address SJt Broadway. WV
New-York tribune., 1909-11-18
NEW BUILDING PLANS.
with owner name and addrsss)
NOVEMBER II.
MANHATTAN


NOVEMBER Il
MANHATTAN.
RIVERSIDE DRIVE. cor ioSd - for
v sty 9Tk spss5mSnt ~ TIti, i3'SlS, s.b, ~;
owner. GS' BroOkfieId CONSTRUCTION 60.
81 Church 81.
9Th AVE. Q cor 14th It: for a sty
brk store and lofts. 81. 7NT5; Moore a
IandsedeI 3d and 14sth st. archi-
SSSS owner. eG' 5 j W " Bent. I7I5 washington WV
sist1;> { sty brE " warehousS and lofts. 5OxTi;
Schneider 4 Dienenbach. 22O Broad
way. architects. cost ..-....-. 60 90
owner. Becker Realty co. 2ce Broad
list ST. 10 East: for a sty brk dwg.
25xTt 8; II n Robertson & son. 100
Firth ave. architects. cost ..-........ f00C0
owner. Z Nuehincloss 45 East SIN
10TH ST n $ 2O5 n OF Amsterdam
ave; for I: sly brk apartment. 6iN
So; schwartz Gross. S'7 fifth ave. .-
owners Weschier & Noel tIncj. ::a '''''
Broadway
THE REONN.
GRANT AVE- n $. 100 # " Of John Il:
for a Ia sty frame stable. 30Ni56. Il
Ebeling. ll36 Walker ave. architect.
owner. Niice Thompson. on premises. ~"
HOE AVE. so II : or Jennings ~: for "A
sty hrk tenmt S0xsS. Robert f Ia
Nelle. 1921 southern Boulevard. archi-
owner. Benjamin Jackson. lsso Simp-
son ST.
HOFFMAN, ST. ;. - n = OF 18th -:
Tor "A i Sty frame shed. 2siaNfOa.
Schaefer & Jaeger. 461 fremont ave
archreCtS. cost .....-..-.........- Ooa
owner. Rafael Di Lizis ei93 Hughes
ave
POPLAR ST, :. lot 40 IT " OF Chaun-
cey 81. two frame bldgs: she'd. 4 sty
lSN1o. stable, stys. -. 43N2O u: H
Eoeling, ll31 Walker ave. architect.
owner. PhilP Kraasch. ils7 Rryani 100
10TH ST, :. 100 n W OF Prospec,
ave- two sty brk tenmts 36Nsa. total
N"St .'-s-s-s-- ..s.-....... Oo.D
owner and architect. Edward
Clark. - West 125th 81.
ls5p ST. cor RIVER ave: two a so,
hrk tennis. 80. 6NTT.42 and - 4xss a
Schaefer 4 Jaeger. 46t fremont ave
architects: total cost ..-..... A noD
Owner. Central Bronx Realty 90 O''
1852 Monroe ave
lsisf ST 81 n of Jerome ave. stv
ork tennits. TJNt5 ~. Arthur Roehmsr
s"t fremont ave. architect. COST ~ e.o.a
Owner, Rehbock Construction IN 4O- -"'''"
fremont ave.
Cor other real estate see page aN
New-York tribune., 1909-11-18
LENDS $4,000 ON sRoN;. SITE.

The Title Guarantee and Trust Company
loaned yesterday five first mortgages Of
800" each on the two story brick and frame
dwelling houses on the east side of Perry
avenue, ls.S2 feet south of eO5th street
Each lot Is 9oNlOo feet, ana each mortgage
Is for three wears at 3 per cent.
New-York tribune., 1909-11-18
SATISFIED MECHANICS LIENS.

Nov EM BE<Ts II.
ESSEN ST. III. Alberene stone 90 sEt
Joseph a WsnEler 81 al. Nov :. 1909. si2a IS
HUGHES AVE cor 1T9th Moses
Kspian 81 al agt - Lssry Realty 4
CONSTRUCTION GO; Nov rs. 1909 tcan-
celledf ------.-- ----s----- ~ W
MINFORD PLACE. :. 129+ " OF
t73d 81: Tony Bruno agt Geo Pickeu
Construction 20 81 al: Mo- l. 1909 thy
bondf -...----- -rV''N'
FIKE SILP. 81 and -. Morris HochberE
sst ! McSWeensv Ct al; July p l'-s'
'oy deposiu- ----------- ~ y"
SAME PROPERTY. Louis Sanlowitz ct
al sgt same. Aug q, 1903 Thy depositl- p 90
SAME PROPERTY. Joe WeXler ast
same; Aug 3 1909 Thy deposiD ---..-- ~ On
SAME PROPERTY Osias Pest agt
same. Aug . 1909 Thy depOsiti .-.-.-.. ZOO 90
SAME PROPERTY; Isidor Kasofsky agt
same: sept Is, 1909 Thy depositt. 80 90
ST NICHOLAS AVE 1Sist St.
O'Shea Construction 20 agt Gustayus
Gated, ..-......--....... Sssi -
WEST END AVE. :f,: William pOollner
agt \ X stern et all Oct :. 19U3.---.. s. 30
New-York tribune., 1909-11-18
PLANS BIG LOFT STRUCTURE.

Frost, Palmer a. Co. were the brokers In
t;e sale for David and Harry Lippman Of
tli. premises No. - a 80 West 9Th
street. between S.xth and Seventh avenues.
plo; osaxsS3 feet. 10 a builder. aho in
New-York tribune., 1909-11-18

tends erecting a twelve story loft building
in keeping with the other improvements on
this block. Messrs. Lippman formerly
owned No Iaa 10 100 and about November
] purchased 40. I23 which completed the
plot
New-York tribune., 1909-11-18
MORTGAGE LoAEs.
MMAWHRTESSONs|
| REAL ESTATE |
AND MORTGAGESl
| 81 CEDAR 81

CORTLANDT MORTGAGE CO. LIEERrV ST
Applications wanted from princip pals for mort
gage loans on city and Westchester county Frep-
erty-
New-York tribune., 1909-11-18
IN THE AUCTION ROOMS.

The auction sales held yesterday at the
Real Estate Exchange sslesroom. Nos. ~
and is Vesey street. resulted as follows:
The Prescott daily news., 1909-09-23
Diamonds at Little Rock

Is there big diamond field un.. derneath the city of Little Rock?
 Vel! maybe. At least J. F. Whit lock, the minera.ogist connec ted with the office of commissioner of mines, manufactures and agricul- ture says that such thing is pos7 sible. He bases his statement on the fact that he has found cOnsid7 erable quantities Of soft olive, colOred rock which he says is peril dOdite. Peridodite lis the sub7 stance in which the diamonds of South Africa are found, as wei. as those of the Pike county fields.
The Prescott daily news., 1909-09-23
Census of 1910

Washington, D. c. Sept. 23. -
 4o,OOO enumerators out of the es-
 timated grand total of 65, ,0OO Vii be engaged April , next, in gath ring the erequuired information concerning agriculture for the Thirteenth Decennial Census of the United States. Director Du- rand proposes making every effort to secure progressive farmers and crop reporters for these places. His action is based upon the recon mendation of Chief Statistician Le 'irand Powers and the advisory board of special agents composed oI professors of economies and 1arm experts who have bee assist. Ing III the formulation of the sche dule ol inquiries concerning farm operations and equipments. It is
 believes that the se.ection of this class of men already familiar with statistical methods of securing da- ta and reporting it in com prehen,
 slOle form, will add greatly to the efficiency Of the census and to the scientific value of the infor- nation obtained Director Du- rand does not anticipate any dif- ficulty in procuring tors of this kind as there are i'll every state of the Union hundreds of crop reporters acting for the de- partment of agriculture. repre- sentatiyes of the state boards of agriculture, etc
 Washington, D. C., Sept. 23.-The Agrlonltura. schedule which is to be placed in tn ehands of these enumerators is nearing comple- ton by the Census Bureau. The advisory board who are acuuaint- ed with practical agricu ture, its varying conditions, and who are actiyein their respective states n assisting the farmers to im-.
 we their farm methods, have zen most earnest and no effort is being spared to make the schedl,I "le as simple as possible and yet secure the greatest amount of im- portant information concerning agriculture.
The Prescott daily news., 1909-09-23

TOT John s. Little as well as the neighbors are very cautious about
 how they move about in the large grounds which surround the lit e home on account of the killing of a large ratt.esnake there recently Sheriff John Norris while going
 through the yard With his litte daughter met face to face with a large ratt.er which he soon made away with. As the soil of the lot is sandy and the grass is high in many places, the yard is not the favorite loafing pace of Green- W ood children as it was formerly.
The Prescott daily news., 1909-09-23
Death of Gov. Johnson

Rochester, Minn., ,Sept.21.- Gov. John A. Johnson, three times elect ed governor of Minnesota. cant didate for the Democratic nomil, nation for president of the Unit ed States in 1908 and looked upon by many throughout the country as thu probable Democratic cam, didato i'll 1912, died at St. Mary's H, spital hrre at :3o o'c ock this morning following an opera tion last Wednesday.
 Gov. Johnson's life hung contin- uual,y in the balance unti the end came. So frequently did his condition change alternate te,y for better and then for worse that his physicians, ever hopeful. but none too optimistic, c1IE gay at nc time since the operation was performed, that the governor had more than an even chance for his life.
 At his bedside when the end came were Mrs. Johnson, Miss Mar garet Sullivan, her friend, Drs. W. J. and Chas. H. Mayo, c. F. Me- Nevin, Frank A. Day. the gover,
 s private secretary, Fred B. Lynch, Democratic National Com U.itteeman, and Misses Jamie and Schil CT, the governors nurses.
The Prescott daily news., 1909-09-23
An Industrial School

Stamps, Sept. 23.-A. NJ. Malone, a highly cultured negro who has D en at the head of the colored schools Of Magnolia, has moved to Stamps and is endeavoring to es- tablish a negro industrial school here. Gov. Donaghey and Super - tendent of Public Instruction G. B. Cook endorse M lon s p ans
 yr the industrial schoo. which vii ende1vor to build up on the same lines as the Tuskogee Insti- ute.
The Prescott daily news., 1909-09-23

ganizations of this kind are to be put out of business according to an ordinance that is being prepare ed by the city attorney. This ac- tion is being taken as a result of an action of Alderman w. w. Mar7 tin who brought up the matter at the city council meeting recent v, stating that the practice of getf- ting clubs to drink beer by the keg has become a nuisance and should be stopped. The counci. in- structed the city attorney to pret pare the ordinance.
The Prescott daily news., 1909-09-23
Expecting a Good Flow

Nashville, Sept. 23.-Harry An derson, assistant manager of the Nashville Lumber Co.,, has return ed from a trip to the oil wei at the salt works on Sa.ine river and says the dril,ers are expecting to strike a good flow of oif at any time. The wei. has not gone far
 the flow of oil from the we is gradually increasing and a gush el is expected before the end of the week.
The Prescott daily news., 1909-09-23
ALarge We'll

Stuttgart, Sept. 23.-A contract t obore what will be the largest wei. in Arkansas has be,n award ed to Layne & Bowler. The well. which is to be 15 inches, vii. be scnk for the Burks Rice Farm, Co.. near Dewitt. The firm has guaranteed a flow of 800 gallons The largest well in the state at the present time is located near Carlisle. It is II 5-S inches.
The Prescott daily news., 1909-09-23
Wants the School

Warren, Sept. 23.- Efforts are being put forth by a number of the leading citizens of Bradley county to secure one O fthe agriv cultural schools. Such an institu- tion would be of great benefit to this section of the state. The matter has been discussed at a number of meetings but no defi~, nite action has yet been taken.
The Prescott daily news., 1909-09-23
To Protect Fish

DeQueen, Sept. 23.-- Word has been received here that the streams Of Montgomery are soon to be stocked With fish from the Neosho, Mo-, matching station.
The Prescott daily news., 1909-09-23
Stopping Beer Clubs

Conway. Sept. 23.--After enjoy ing flourishing business here for a long time the day of reckoning has come for the beer clubs. Or-
The Prescott daily news., 1909-09-23

a mistake is the man who never does anything -Roosevelt .
The Prescott daily news., 1909-09-23
Cbe HreScott Dalip MewS
 PUBLISHED BY The News Printing Go.

Enter,i aS s,;9 class mail natter November 4th, 1905, at the postoffice at Prescott, Ark. under the act of Congress, March 3, 1879.
The Prescott daily news., 1909-09-23
Killed a Big Snake

Greenwood, Sept. 23.-Members of the family of the former Gover-;
The Prescott daily news., 1909-09-23
FOR.TAX ASSES SOR

We are authorized to announce c. R, Blake as candidate for Tax Assessor of Nevada County. subject to the action of the demo- cratic primaries.
The Washington times., 1909-05-23
How the Frauds
Were Brought About.

At one end of the seat in the scale
house, the end nearer the door. sits the
Government Weigher. His business is
to determine how much sugar is in each
truck load. He has exclusive control
over the scale. But with him, at the
end farther from the door, was allowed
TO sit a checker for the company. His
business was to note the weight of each
load. enter IL on a pad, and then COM
pare the totals OF his page with the
totals of the Government page. That
was at least supposedly his business
The American Sugar Refining Com
pany maintained thirteen such check
ers on the docks. Seven of them were
subject to irregular assignment. But for
ten years the other six have never
lacked for work. If only six scales
were to be used, these six checkers were
assigned. II six scales were to be used
the day through and others only part Of
the day. these six were set at the form
er benches. Their names are Kehoe,
VoeIker, Boyle, Coyle. Haliigan, and
Hennessy- Say them aloud 20 your
SELF putting an and between Boyle
and COyle and pause a little after you
say Haliigan- You will never forget
them, then. any more than the jury
could forget them when the assistant
district attorney had rolled them off, like
a college yell, the first two or three
times. The assertive personality Of the
six is that of Coyle. And Coyle. the
other five Of the big Six and the
irregular seven were all under the di-
rect charge Of Oliver Splitter dock
superintendent, and in the term OF the
workmen the company on the dock"
The Washington times., 1909-05-23

the far end Of the scale and Brzezinsk
asked hisn-made some questions"
Government
Counsel Interrupts.
Counsel for the Government here in
terrHpted with:
What was it Mr.. Splitter said TO you
at that timer"
The answer was direct
HE saids You're a damn fool you
didn't take the money lie said; My
offer goes yet, If you lose the iron
"Sure he used that expression, If you
lose the IRON? -
'Yes-positive."
AS far as is known, Splitter had not
seen the spring in PARIS pocket. In
deed, he himself testified that ne did not
see # until several months later Al
any rate lIe was expeditiousiy tried for
attempted bribery. A Brooklyn jury
acquitted him chiefly because Brzezinski
changed front on the stand. Parr held
his ground. however, and in the course