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The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-08-06

The Salt Lake Herald
Vol Isl, No 81.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1910-03-20
WOULDN'T COOK AND WOULDN'T WASH Divorce Applicant Declares Wife Failed in All Her
 Marital Duties

Because she refused to cook his meals and wash his soiled linen, T. B. Key holds filed suit for divorce against Fan nie Reynolds in the district court yes terday.
 According to Reynold s complaint, the marriage ceremony was performed in Clifton, on April 9, 1905.- During the first year of their married life, the plaintiff claims that his spouse refused entirely to conduct herself according to what he considered to be the ethical standards of marital cOhabitation, mak- ing life so unpleasant for him that he was compelled to abandon her, just a year and day after the marriage cere- mony had been performed.
 In addition fo her alleged failure to do the cooking and washing, Mrs. Key. holds is charged with using improper language toward her husband and with making his life miserable generally.
 As there were no children from the union and no community property, only a decree of divorce is asked Reynolds appears as his own attorney.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1910-03-20
i. l. + .s + + + l. + + + i. + i. l. + i. + PERSONAL MENTION # + # + 4 + + + + + + + + + + + +E

Frank Steinke will leave this morn ing for Butte, Mont.
 George Kingdom returned last night from business trip to Cananea.
 J. P. Schafer returned last night from two days business trip to Bowie.
 C. A. Heteberg will leave this morn there expects to go on to Salt Lake City.
 Charles F. Solomon will return to his home at Stafford this morning after spending few days here on business.
 N. & Berray will leave this morning for Long Beach, Cal.
 Mir. and Mrs. J. B. Newman and their children will leave this morning for Venice, Cal, where they will spend the summer, having recently purchased a pretty modern cottage there.
 Mrs. A. H. Sterns returned last night from Indian Hot Springs where she has been spending several weeks. When Mrs. Sterns left here she was quite i'll from the effects of la grippe, but she has entirely recovered her health.
 William A. Olney of Johnson, Ariz., expects to leave this morning for his home after spending few days in this city on business. MT. Olney was a former resident of Globe, and was busy greeting old friends while here. Dur ing his stay he was the guest of Mr. and Mrs. B. c. Murphy
 Mrs. l. E. Solomon, who has spent the past few weeks here as the guest of her daughters, will leave this morn ing for Solomonville, where she will spend few days attending to business matters which require her attention. She expects to return as soon as she has satisfactorily adjusted her affairs at home and continue her visit.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1910-03-20
THEATER WILL OPEN
 WEDNESDAY
New Playhouse Rapidly Alp preaching Final Finish
 of Perfection

The new Martin theater. which has been in course of construction for the past several months, will be formally opened Wednesday night, with what promises to be splendid production of "The Squaw Man.
 For the past several days, carpen- ters, electricians. painters and other mechanics have been working almost day and night on the new theater, to put it in shape for the formal opening Wednesday night. It was not until last night that Manager Quinn was able to make a definite announcemet regard ing the opening date.
 The Martin stock company, headed by Charles King and Blanche Douglas, has been rehearsing steadily for the past several days on the opening production of "The Squaw Man" This play was the vehicle of William Faversham for number of years and has had a most successful run. The Martin players are doing very well at rehearsals and the opening bill should prove big sue cess.
 The entire company is made up of theatrical people who have proven very popular on the coast and throughout the east as well and they should speed fly become local favorites.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1910-03-20
Social !: Circles O By Edna Surerus Hasse

last evening in. honor of the fourteenth birthday anniversary of her daughter, Miss Elizabeth.
 The table was prettily decorated in pink and white, the details being sug gestive of Easter. The center piece was a fancy basket of pink crepe paper filed with white lilacs and baby roses The place cards bore painted designs of little chickens. From these cards pink and white ribbons led to the flow CT basket, the ends being concealed be- meath the blossoms
 Miss Olive Lawton, one of the mem bers of the club who tesides at Mi ami, was the guest of honor and will remain as Miss Elizabeth $ guest until Monday morning.
 The dinner was served by Misses Theodora Obert and Gladys Miles. Al ter the final course the guests were permitted to discover what secret lay at the other ends of the ribbons. When drawn forth little pink candy Brer Rabbit was found attached to each
 Covers were laid for Misses Olive Lawton, Louise Sullenberger, Marjorie Nave, Gladys Cory, Olinda Naquin and Elizabeth Obert. Miss Louise. as toast mistress, proposed toast to their young hostess and also called upon Miss Ollnda for toast, which was given.
 After dinner the guests were enter tained for about an hour with music and games.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1910-03-20
Two Strange Trees in Persia

In far-off Persia are to be found two remarkable towering trees. One of these trees is sometimes called the Sor- rowful Tree, doubtless because it blooms only at night, says the Chicago Exam iner.
 As the first star appears in the sky the first bud opens on the wonderful tree. As the stars increase in number and shine out brilliantly the buds open more rapidly, until the tree is covered with the delicate bloom and appears like one vast white flower. The bloom is quite fragrant and the odor resembles the perfume of the evening primrose. As the stars begin to dim as the dawn approaches the flowers begin to fade, and by the time the sun has risen not bloom 'can be found on the tree.
 Beneath the strange tree there is to be found white powder that covers the earth like so much snow The DOW der dries up and blows away in the breeze of the day.
 During the hours of daylight the tree appears to be declining or whitening, as if it had been injured in some manner, but, in fact, it is only regaining it's forces preparatory to putting forth new bloom on the following night It's per iod of blooming continues for some days, but does not last as long as the bloom on the other tree in the same locality, which is in nearly every way similar to the night blooming tree, except that it blooms only in daylight and the flow CTS are not quite so beautiful.
 The two trees are held in high esteem by the natives of that country, and are looked upon as curiosity by florists throughout the world.
 When cut down these trees send up sprouts from the roots that will mature into Towering tree in very short time.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1910-03-20

LEAD SOCIETY .. .ukweeGcaoc ,.
 The past week has been one of un- usual social activity. There were af- fairs of various natures, both public and private. It seemed quite revival after the quiet which had prevailed thus far during Lent.
 Beginning on Monday, not single day passed without one or more events of a pleasant nature. Monday evening Miss Sue Van Wagenen entertained the Young Ladies' club at an Adver- Using party, which was as unique in character as it was entertaining.
 Tuesday afternoon Mrs. J. N. Pur- dunn entertained informally at bridge whist.
 Wednesday afternoon Mrs. E. NJ. Hurd entertained large party at bridge in honor of her guest, Mrs. R. W. Smith.
 The Wednesday club also enjoyed an especially interesting afternoon at the home of Mrs. D. R. Williamson, who entertained the ladies with an illus trated talk on the life and work of Frederick Remington.
 Thursday was devoted to the Los An ge!es visitors, the feature of greatest interest to the ladies being the lunch con given at the Dominion hotel in the afternoon.
 In the evening the Knights of Col umbus gave their fourth annual St. Patrick's Day ball, which was largely attended and thoroughly enjoyed.
 On Friday Mrs. Jacob Weinberger entertained with luncheon at the Do minion hotel and in the afternoon Mrs. H. V, Shell gave bridge party. . The EIks initiated large class in the evening and had the usual spread afterwards, and the Fraternals cele- brated their eighteenth anniversary the same evening.
 Last evening Mir. and Mrs, NJ. E. Mccarthy entertained the Saturday Evening Duplicate Whist club
 This week also promises many pleas ant little affairs for some of which in- vitations have been issued. Mrs. Stur- geon will entertain a few ladies at luncheon on Monday and Mrs. R. D. Kennedy will entertain at bridge Tues day afternoon.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1910-03-20
FRATERNAL ANNIVERSARY

The Fraternal Brotherhood held a big social Friday night to celebrate the eighteenth anniversary of the founding of the order, and an unusually large crowd was in attendance. The local lodge of this order is making great in creases in it's membership recently. Weekly meetings are being held and at each meeting several new members are being received.
 Friday night eight candidates were initiated and three other aplicatons for membership were read. The eight new members are: Frank Brown, Mrs. Frank Brown, H. Lacy, H. B. Clahin, w. w. Lentz, w. M. Ellis, P. c. Bes- wetherich and Miss Mamie Hiatt. This great harvest of new members is large ly due to the efforts of State Organ izer H. U. Boyer, who is at present working in the local field.
 The past president s jewel was pre- sented to Past President Sidney Sarah, with all the attendant ceremonies and honors. Mr. Sarah has been an earnest worker in the lodge for the past five years. In accepting the jewel, Mr. Sarah delivered an excellent address In which he endeavored to express his gratitude for the honor bestowed upon him by his fellow members.
 After the business session an interest ing program was rendered. It was op- ened by MT. Boyer with an address on Fraternity" This was followed by vocal, solo by Miss Ethel Hamilton, accompanied by Mir. W. Toy. James Taskis also rendered beautiful solo. accompanied by MT. Toy.
 A comedy farce, entitled "Hobson s Choice,' was then presented, the cast including nine characters. This was a great success and was very appreciat, lively received.
 By special request, Mrs. Clara Arm strong then recited "A Moneyless Man.. All the numbers were enthus- iastically received. The program was also interspersed with selections by She colOred orchestra.
 A bountifal supper was served, af- ter which dancing was enjoyed. The entire evening was one of keen enjoy ment, and success in every respect.
 BIRTHDAY DINNER
 Mrs. J. C. Dbert entertained the Katydid club at dinner at 6 o'clock
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1910-03-20
ENTERTAIN CLUB

Mir. and Mrs. M. E. Mccarthy, of All East Oak street, entertained the Saturday Evening Whist club last night. Duplicate whist, the club game, formed the evenings entertainment, after which a dainty supper was served,
 The decorations were in crimson and white, carnations of the two colors be- ing artistieally combined. The candle shades were crimson, as were also the tally cards and place cards.
 There was one table at whist besides those made up of the regular club members, the guests being Mrs. Ralph w. smith, Mrs. H. V. Shell and Mr. and Mrs. Roland Jacobs.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1910-03-20
WILLIAM J. BRYAN.

LINCOLN, Neb, March 19.-William J. Bryan, three times candidate for president of the United States, is fifty years old today, having been born in Salem, H., March 19, 1860. Friends and business associates in this city joined Tn sending congratulatory cable mes sage to MT. Bryan and his family, who are now in Buenos Ayres, from which place they are to sail in few days for England en route to the United States
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1910-03-20
A NEIGHBoR OF YOURS

as well as as yourself is liable at any time to have rheumatism. We're all liable to have cuts or burns, bruises or scalds, crick in the back, neck or side
 some kind of an ache or pain. Then heed this advice and tell your neigh bors-Ballard' d's Snow Liniment relieves all aches and pains, and heals all wounds. Sold by Palace Pharmacy.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1910-03-20
HOTEL ARRIVALS

Stewart, Phoenix; E. F. Price. Miami: F. k. Morgan, Kansas City; C. P. Lun- dall, Los Angeles; J. F. COners, Kan sas City; c. II. Trotter, Inspiration; B. $. Sanders, Boston; l.. P. Pettesho- gan, Jefferson City, Mo; Mrs. Elizabeth Bisbee, Los Angeles; Homer Crumrine, Washington, Pa; w. II. s. Weeks, Mi ami.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1910-03-20

CHILD DIES-Rita Canchela, the three months old daughter of Mr. and Mrs. B. Canchola, died yesterday of infantile disorders. Funeral arrange ments have not been made as yet.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1910-03-20
McElroy for wall paper.

Send some of the special Mining Editions of the Silver Belt to your friends abroad. A few left at the low price of 25 cents each.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1910-03-20
YOUNG LADIES, oLuR

At the next meeting of the Young Ladies club Monday evening, March 2S, Miss Edith Bailey will be the hos tess. She will entertain at the home of her sister, Mrs. M. L. Naquin, 3O6 South East street.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1910-03-20
LOCAL OPTION MEETING -

mass meeting will be held at Dreamland Monday night, for the purpose of dis cussing local option and general tenn perance matters. Attorney F. $. Nave and w. M. Burke will be the chief speakers,
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1910-03-20
PAY BOND INTEREsT-Tbe

ond installment of the interest on the city waterworks bonds, amounting to $o,5l3,75, will be paid during the pres ent week, through the Hanover Nation al bank, of New York.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1910-03-20
SKATING PARTY

The Katydid club, chaperoned by Miss Bayliss, formed merry skating party at Dreamland rink on Friday evening.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1910-03-20

l have taken charge of the Ameri. can Shoe Shop, on Bailey street. First class work guaranteed.
 JOHN CAROLAN.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1910-03-20
SHORT STORIES OF THE CITY
MUSIC TONIGHT at Maxsons.

PAYS FOR JAG-Rafael Preciado, facing drunk and disorderly charge was found guilty by Judge Hinson Thomas yesterday. He paid the fine of $6.50.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1910-03-20
STEWART HERE-Frank M. Stew

art of Phoenix arrived here late yes terday afternoon, to take part in the services at the laying of the corner stone of the new Elks' building, to be held today. MT. Stewart came by way of Kelvin.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1910-03-20
WEATHER BULLETIN

WASHINGTON, D. C., March l9.- Forecast for Arizona: Generally fair Sunday and Monday.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1910-03-20

Anything and everything in canvas. Send in your orders. Globe Tent & Awning Co.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1910-03-20

Get tent. Rag houses that are good. Made to order. Globe Tent X Awning Co.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1910-03-20
FOREST IS FINED-A A F,

found guilty Friday of violating a city ordinance by liberating COW from the city pound, was fined $25 by Judge Hin son Thomas yesterday. Forest took an appeal to the district court.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1910-03-20
NOTICE TO THE PUBLIC

Dr. Lord has opened dental parlors in the new Sultan block, second floor. Rooms and 4.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1910-03-20
CRUMRINE BACK-Uop

OhoMhlNE BACh-HOmer Crum- rine of the Arizona Colorado mining company, arrived here last night from Washington, Pa, where he has been spending few weeks. He expects to remain in Globe for some time.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1910-03-20

Mound City Paints are better. Whll- ley Lumber Co.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1910-03-20

Maple Syrup (FerndelD, quart .65c Maple Syrup (FerndelD, gallon $2.25 Aunt Jemima Pancake Flour, per Fine Head Rice, pound ...... .l2hc Best Evaporated Peaches 20c ID;
 3 lbs, for .......'........ soc Best Evaporated Apricots, 2Oc lb;
 3 lbs. for ..........50 soc
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1910-03-20
McElroy for glass.
PROFESSIONAL NURSE

234 East Sycamore; terms reasona. ble; best references.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1910-03-20
BIRTHDAY DINNER

Mrs. J, C. Dbert entertained the Katydid club at dinner at 6 o'clock
New-York tribune., 1910-09-21
Levin ct al tforeclosur, of mtg: attorneys. Ken

Levin ct al doreclosure of mtg: attorneys Men
dali e. Herzog.
I21ST ST n s. az II II " OF FIesSaT a rf~-,s :,
~ 7xIOOIi: Charles u OConneH az S..n-na-1s
Levin es al (foreclosure OF n's''
Kendall & HerZog.
I.OT-5Os man OF Van Nest PARK ne - al
Isabella Mccullough agt Anna o,s5si q N, srssi
foreclosure OF mtgl; attorneys y -~eii %
MADISON AVE 1879: Merchants Co-ope soe,ose 49,
Mortgage Co agt Morris Moses et al
of mtgl attorney. II WeisInann
LEMON AVE. cor Of 13sth at, l ts. ! N :. ~ y
Charles RAIDER 81 al sgt Theresa MsIsn -
faction 10 compel -eConveyancel' al''''40S' -
BursteiG
LEWIS ST IJ4: Guardian Trust 90 o. or Ne~ ~
York agt SamIel Cohen et a. ues ,.Ts,,~e "
rntp1. aftornevs Hotchkiss Barber & McGuiTe-
LOTS 30s and 3O9 map Of Wasning'oilS' ~
Penfeld 81 al foreclosure OF mtg' at'o'neS' .
williamson
LOT POS. map OF wsshinetonvilie The Bron1;
sarah a Wright agt William " Penfeid q a
foreclosure OF ntgj- attorney. Witlslii-ol-
CARPENTER AVE. cor Of 29eth s.. lot1 Fy
1Oo- lillian " White aEt William t.eiiiisiu
o. al foreclosure OF mtg'; attorney, "iiii4'''-
son
10th ST. ~ East: Pauline L1eiaesdorf ag'
Esther Frank partition; attornsy n n -"aasS
WASHINGTON AVE. 1862. Annie r Ford agt
Abraham Rosenberg et al foreciostfe " Hi'tf'
attorney, o " Smyth-
LOT 4 southerly portion. map OF Adsnsv!ile;;
The r,-orIx- Henry J Whitley aGt John eass q Al
(au,suded partitionl, attorney, + A1cner-
13ATH ST ia and lie West; NtlhelHin2
.-rae+sch agt Albert : Mayer 81 al foreclosure
~ mtg; attorney. " Waxenbaun-
New-York tribune., 1910-09-21
TESTS NEW ROAD MATERIAL
Automobile Traffic Makes Maintenance
Difficult, Slower Says,

Although the roads from Grants TOMB
10 T2d street on Riverside Drive were
made over during the months Of July ana
August. Commissioner Stcver said yester-
day that in man places they we're as
much I'm need of repairs now as before the
summer overhaulng was begun rms
shows according 70 the Commissioners, tne
probIen New York must face in the mat
ter of expense in the proper maintenance
o its highways.
Il think chains on automobile tires nave
a great deal to do with the cutting up OF
the roads" said Commissioner Slower mo
other Citv has so many automobiles goins
over it's highways. The engineers of the
Park Department have been experiment
ing with some road material 70 see II IL
will Withstand such heavy usage. with bet
ter results
During the rehabilitation Of RlVersloe
Drive three blocks from 72d street north
were treated with this new material. Wnich'
according 10 Commissioner Slower. has
given satisfactory results. After the road
WAS Thoroughly done over a mixture Of
sapd and asphalt was spread on top as .
binder.
The expense involved. the Commissioners
saws, is much less than that required to
keep the old roads in repair The three
blocks SO treated have worn very little II
is said
New-York tribune., 1910-09-21
ASSIGNMENTS OF MORTGAGES.
SEPTEMBER 20.


Mary Juehrs to John Juehrs; 81. 0oo.
David Mayer. indiv and as eXr, TO Jennie
Breittenbach assigns mtgs); 81.
Louis Gordon and ano TO Nathan Rirsch
Jose D EdeLson 70 Louis Gordon and ano
Title Guarantee and Trust Co TO Louis
Bickelhsupt; $40 600.
Max Cohen to Isidor Forman; 81.
Isidor ToTTnan 70 Joseph Freeman; Sioo-
James F Meehan Co to Cosmopolitan
Title Guarantee and Trust Co to Maria
Brueggemaun: $4,000.
Varona de Cordova TO Title Guarante. and
George Macdonald TO Mary A Sanders:
s1oO
Title Guarantee and Trust Co 10 Jennie c
Brook Construction Co to Alfred Gants:
s1O000
Same same, $500
Title Guarantee and Trust CO TO Orphans
Home and Asylum OF Protestant Episcopal
Church. $5S 00o.
Edward \ Bloo7r1berr 70 Fannie Glass; 81.
James z North TO Philip L schell and anc-
Samuel J Wood to Herbert o Sharpe:
Browu-weizs Realities TO Henri 7 Good
Mar c Archibald, ext-1 10 Mary Archi-
bald 81.
CiofH CO 70 city Real Estate Co; se.50o.
Greenwich Mortgage Co 10 American Mort
gage Co. $4,000
Title Guarantee and Trust Co 10 New York
Life Insurance Co: 800 900
Lawyers Mortgage Co TO Kingston Savings
Bank (S assts1. total. S106. Oon
LAWYERS Title Insurance and Trust Co 20
Ia wve-r Mortgage Co; $4,000.
Nav Wheeler 20 Ida Wheeler: $500.
Henry G Guild to Max Tannenbaun;
New-York tribune., 1910-09-21
s1OO. O.ooO LOAN ON BUILDING.

The Title Guarantee and Trust Company
loaned Yesterday Sl81.|po on first mortgage
70 n r Perry Heaton. on the four story
brick building. with TWO story extension.
81 Nos = and - West 36th street The
mortgage IS for five Years, Al per cent
oscar =. ( Herbert Y. Dixie have sub
leased for Mrs Ida f Cole 10 the United
Stores Realty Couuauy the westerly part
- the store A. c-o. / west 24th street:
also leased for Walter J. Salamon the store
n 10 ] West 41d street 10 the Arizona
Turquoise Mines Company. for q term Of
sears. Tor 2 r. =. Reynolds 10 Leon r
Bsily tire store and basement Al No. 2S4
West sd street. for Harry A Hutton 70
Ernest Kruger the private dwelling house
40. 4e1 West 18Th street: for Walter J
Ss anon the store AT 70 y West I'D street
20 t. Ross, also subleased for Mrs Ida
= Cole tbe first floor al No. = West 24th
street 20 the Chic luuchroom.
New-York tribune., 1910-09-21

per bond Brown Realty Co TO 7 : MeGuife .,'' 1on-
struction co; s.. 600, ettorneys- stanton * hop
kins, 81 Nassau st.
THE BRONX
CONCORD AVE. s. go II OF Division 81
2oxleo (pror mtg 5000; Sept 70: que aarsn 1,s g.,
Il Reynolds: s., 2oo; attorney, AtoDeFt 1ooN'
22o Broadway
LOT Ill man 100 lois. NexiUilian MorEeT-
thsu: Sept 20: due - per bond; SOPHIE y Ho1Per
20 Marie Essler; $40; sttoTney, ii'ie uAi '-''
WISE AVE 8 W cor OF Isoth st. 4sx1o2x ir-
reg fu-ior mtg 80 0O0l: Sept 10 yr. . Per cent
Krabo. Ernst Realty Co 10 Nerpianck estate :
SIS 000 address 500 9th ave
SAME PROPERTY: m prior mtg Sio,uoo1 - /,
Hans f y Trueisen: 5000; attorneys, Nitaie q
Vitae. 81 Park Row.
WISE AVE W $ IS Il ~ isoth 81, 50 -
los sx irreE tprior mtC sl2oNn, sept ~ 80
per cent: same 10 Verplanck estate; s2ooS'
address. 5a3 18th ave.
aen, ~. due Nav l. ia1@, per cent same ' g
Hans T \ Trucisen: 5000: attorneys. Nitaie q
Vitse. 81 Park Row.
WISE AVE. 8 SG.7 = of 1s0th s. , ''sex
due Mav l. 1872: & per cent; same to same 80
600. attorneys same as above
15CTH ST. = g cor Of Fox St +5xloo sept 10.
yrs. Annie Moore TO Caroline + MoreIl'
$50 000: attorneys. Nash & Jones. 63 Wall st
l7sTH ST : &. 1o3.I II Of Webster ave: 10 :
to Lion Realty 60: $500. attorney II CrasS'
356 Fulton ST. Brooklyn.
18TH ST @32 East a5x9o. Sept 20: due a. PHr
bond: CiroSitne Le0nharG to Title Guarantee ailo
Trust Co: 81. 80: address. 1I6 BroadWay
2lsTH ST. y <. = lot 5S6. map NsEeheid- ,Sed'I5
angelo venini 10 Adrcnne Blot, 81 500 address.
76T East 3Isth
New-York tribune., 1910-09-21

ard Frazin. owner; Albert Meyer. contractor
trenewall: se5.
9TH AVE n cor 76th st. 27-2x12o: Rus
wysonz. own ner: L Narcotic & Co. CONTRACTORS
1857 45-
MANHATTAN AVE. Az; Henry VI Kahn
owners. Ardins Frankei. owners ana contrac-
tors; $50.
1asTH ST. IS West: sam I-aster aet Samuel
n Rosendnrf owner. Hugo - Rosenuori' CON
tractor: SIS 40
RYER AVE. cor 1sntH 81. 34Xln4 6x2''x
1O9 Joseph Weine agt A Whisten Construc-
tion 10. zowneri q Nhtsten. contractor :
S4n5.
1SaTH ST n = whole front between Cam
brslleug and Beaumont avss. t0ex40; Joseph
Weine aG; Bedford Park Construction Co.
owner anG contractor; $50.
14TH ST oil East: White Iron Works agt
carlo Orrico. owner. .YOhn GenoNese, con-
tractor; S54
AVENUE ST JOHN. " cor southern tou-
levard I0Ox 100: Michele Sca~pelH et al aSt
Joseph Picone and NincerZo DIVA. owners
ard contractors: S460 10
GT-rT AVE W = whole front between sd and
SD sts Ia1 .6x4n = Ross LETnheT 20 ast
tlir,hcI Bros owners and contractors. St- N
NANH .TrAN AVE. 49,, Ben jamiu Never
aRt irving T. Israel Fraukel, ls;dore Friedman
and Eeruin, - Rosenberg. owners. frances
Fraukol. con tractor, So so
I64--ff 1T. as to as West, Frank seymour
ae; Homer r Chase and Eagle Iron Works
owners and contractors: Heights Mctrupole
Construction 60. contractors; $50