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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-01-07

A. y. IIumbarger OF the auditors
office returned this morning rom
Tulsa. 4k &A
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-01-07

". II. Brown OF Crescent passed
through The city last evening en- route
10 Kansas city. .4si
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-01-07

Banker A. J, Niles returned this
morning ON trip to cnyle
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-01-07

The Ladies' OF the G. A Il will
hold their regular meeting saturday
afternoon at o'clock in their nan
on East Harrison.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-01-07

Deputy Marshal Al Golf is in OK
lhoina City.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-10-02
Farmers and Merchants National
Established Many
Years Ago
FOUNDED BY |. W. HELLMAN
General Management In Charge
of. A. Graves and ASSo-
Ciates- s-Big Deposits

One of the Oldest and most conserv-
atiVe banking institutions of this city
is the Farmers and Merchants National
bank. 1t succeeded In 1893 the Farmers
and Merchants bank. state institution
which was organized by Mr.. Isaias w.
Hellman and his associates In 1871.
It's staetment of September ]. 1910.
shows:
Its capital and surplus to be. = S,S0S,S4O.OO
On the same day its deposits
were ........s'..: :.''' hpAo~sOa"of
Against which Its cash balance
was 80. .............'..... o,VOS,4Oo'VO
The following is it's board of direc-
tors: Isaias w. Hellman, I. N. Van
Nuys, l. w. Hellman, jr., Milo NJ. Pot
ter, William G.. Kerckhoff, I. b. New
ton, C. E. Thorn, Kaspare Cohn. G. A.
Ducommun, d. A. Hamburger, III. w.
O'Melveny, J. A. Graves, DIR. Walter
Lindley, William Lacy, 7. Il. Newlin,
H. NJ Wheeler, Q. M. Soudens Oscar
Lawler, e. L. Doheny.
Its executive officers are: Isaias w.
Hellman, president; J. A. Graves, vice
president; 1. w. Eellman, Jr., vice
president; 1. N. Van Nuys, vice presi-
dent; Il. q. Newlin. vice president;
Charles Seyler, cashier; Gustav Hell
mann, assistant cashier; John Alton,
assistant cashier.
This bank has always enjoyed the
full confidence of the public In times
of stress 1t has been tower or
strength. It does a general banking
business and issues its own letters OF
credit. good throughout the world
From the beginning the management
of this bank has always kept the well
fare of the depositors first in view, and
it has at all times carried a heavier
cash balance than any financial insti-
tuition in Los Angeles city.
It's directors are all men OF good
standing and integrity, possessed OF
very large property interests wnlie It's
off,cers are able and we'll known. Here
is a bank with ample capital and sur
MUS with a very large stockholders
liability to depositors and controlled
by men in whom the public has con-
All of these elements go to mako q
deserved success.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-10-02

directors from nine to eleven. They
also resolved that the bank be convert
ed from a state bank to national
bank. This conversion was completed
on July "a, 1901, when the Citizens Ma
tional bank took its place among the
national banks of the country, with
capital stock of 100000, fully paid up.
On January IA, 1902, r. ]. Waters was
elected president and A. ]. Waters
cashier and secretary.
On June u, 1906 the capital stock of
tie bank was increased to 100000.
At about this time the bank moved
into it's new quarters at the corner OF
Third and Main streets. where it had
completed a seven-story reinforced con-
crete building for It's new home.
In April, 1909, the stockholders of the
Citizens National bank purchased a
controlling interest in the American
National bank, which has been consol-
idated, taking the name Of the Citizens
National bank. with a board of nine
teen directors chosen from the two old
banks. with r. ]. Waters. president;
A. J. Waters and ]. Ross Clark, vice
presidents, and w. W. Woods, cashier.
The stockholders of the bank consist
of some Of the richest men in the state,
whose combined wealth is over $780,,
100000.
AS an indication of how the business
of the bank has grown, it is only neces-
sary to refer to the records of the bank
for such showing. On January l, 1891
the deposits were $4,000. On January
1, 1900, the deposits were $1,000,000. Al
the date of the consolidation the depos-
its had increased to over $4,000,000 The
last published statement shows a de-
post of $1,000. .6S1.96; loans and dis
counts, $5,214, ,3S3.4S, and total resources
of S9640, ,394.68.
The present officers are: r. J. Waters
president; ]. Ross Clark, vice presi-
dent; M J. Monnette, vice president;
A. j. waters, vice president; VIM. w
woods, cashier; Geo. e. F. buffet
assistant cashier; E. T. Pettigrew, as
sistant cashier; Geo. Bugbee, assistant
cashier.
The present board of directors IS as
follows: M. J. Monnette, ]. Ross Clark
A. G. Hubbard, L. w. Blinn, J. M. Hale
e. L. Donheny, M L. Connell, Lee c
Gates, w. J. Hole, Frank c. Bolt, Johr
III. Norton, c. A. Garfield, E. G. Fay
Robert Hale, John j. Fay, jr., f. X
Pfaffinger, VIM. Rhodes Hervey, Ora
e. Monnette, Jas Bastable. A. J. Wa.
ters, r. J. Waters.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-10-02
Continued from Page TwO)


Carter G. Osburn, Farmers and Mer-
chants National bank, Baltimore, Nd
William Otto, National Union bank
Dover, N. ].
S. c. Parcher, York National bank
Saco, Me-; Mrs. Parcher
DR.. George c. Parcher, East Saugus
Mass; Mrs. Parcher
Prentiss Parker. Boston, Mass.
Mrs. Howard II. Parsons, Detroit
Mich.
Mrs. Franklin Patch, Boston, Mass.
T. B. Patton, general council, "A. b. A.
New York city.
c. H. Patterson, Fourth National
bank, New York city; Mrs. Patterson
Miss Mary E, Phare.
D. H. Pierson, Manhattan company
New York city.
Lewis E, Pierson, President American
Bankers association, New York city
Mrs. Pierson, Misses Anne r. and AL
enc S. Pierson, Mrs Anna B. Pierson..
c. A. Pike, Orange National bank
Orange, Mass; Mrs. Pike.
A B. Pimm, Stedman & Redheld
Hartford, Conn; Mrs. Pimm.
]. S. Pishon, E. H. Rollins & Sons
Boston, Mass.
company, Hackensack, N. j.; Mrs
Plympton.
w, c. Poillon, Mercantile Irust com
pany, New York city; Mrs. Poillon
Miss Potter.
H. P. Price, Norwalk National bank
| Norwalk, Conn; Mrs. Price.
Charles E. Purdy, Portchester N. Y
Mrs. Frank Quackenbush, Northport
N. Y. Cit
Forrest Raynor, Hathaway, smith
Folds & Co., New York city; Mrs. Ray
| nor. ,.-
Herbert Rhoades, Dorchester Trus
company, Boston, Mass. Mrs. Rhoades
Charles w. Riecks, Liberty Natlona
| bank, New York city; Misses Marial
and Gertrude M. Riecks.
G. r. Rogers, Clinton Gilbert, NeY
York city.
Mrs. Mary W. Rogers. Huntington
N. Y. -,.o
A. #. Rose, Remington Typewrite
| company, New York city; Mrs. Rose.
d. H. Rowland, National Butcher
and Drovers bank, New York city
Mrs. Rowland Miss Rowland and MIS-
| Alice Rowland.
c. A. Ruggles, Boston clearing house
Boston, Mass; Mrs. Ruggles.
Charles T. Sammls, Northport' N T.
Col. A. schermerhorn. American
| Surety company, New York city
William II. Schroeder, New Yorl
city; Mrs, Schroeder, Miss Helen 1
| Schroeder.
Mrs, H. schwagel and maid, Brook
Dr.. George II. sexsnith Bayonne. N
! J.; Mrs. Sexsmith.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-10-02

building of fourteen stories and base
ment, the first floor of which will De
occupied by the Globe Savings bank
and the investment company. The en-
tire top floor will be set apart for the
use of the architectural and building
department of the Los Angeles In
vestment company. which now has en-
rolled more than 5000 stockholders,
with capital and reserve total or
$4,172,677 and no debts.
President Charles A. Elder Of 'the
Los Angeles Investment company, In
speaking of the transaction, stated
that his company require larger and
more commodious quarters for the
transaction of the tremendous business
of the institution, which was estao-
lished more than fifteen years ago
along lines and principles as old as
time.
I'VE have been cramped for space
for a long time" said Mr.. Elder, land
we must build. While we are at 1t we
might as we'll build big and right. We
have been considering the purchase of
the lot acquired for several months,
and we made an offer for 1t which was
accepted. Our architect has been in
structed to draw plans for the four
teen-story structure we Will erect, on
which will be expended approximately
Sl,UUU,UUU. II Will De OIe VI eie AAOSS
bank and office buildings in the west
and will be the permanent home of the
Globe Savings bank and the Los An
geles Investment company.
"While the contractors are putting
I'D the skyscraper the investment COM
pany will continue building homes, as
in the past, for the shelter Of the peo-
pie who are rapidly flocking to Los
Angeles, the city with the brightest
future of any municipality in the en-
tire country"
Los Angeles herald., 1910-10-02
FOURTEEN STORY BANK
BLOCK COST 100000
Corner of Eighth and Broadway
for |. A. Investment Com
pany Building

Only a few days ago further empha-
Ss was given the faith business men
and investors have in the future of
Los Angeles by the closing of the
most important realty deal announced
in the last twelve months, involving
SAT-, 900, and paving the way for the
erection of an office structure four
teen stories high, which will cost
$1,000,000.
The Los Angeles Investment COM
pany purchased from Harry Gray and
his associates the lot on the north
east corner of Broadway and Eighth
street for a consideration of $475,OO0.
The lot fronts 101 feet on Broadway
and Is $50 feet deep to a twenty-foot
alley. Located near the Hamburger
department store and directly In Inc
with the expansion of the commercial
district, the premises are among the
most valuable in the retail and bank
ing section.
1t is the purpose of the Los Angeles
Investment company to improve the
property at the earliest possible date
by the erection of a modern steel and
reinforced concrete bank and office
Los Angeles herald., 1910-10-02
ATLANTIC COAST BANKERS COME To Los ANGELES

A. D. Seymour. Manufacturers Ma
tional bank, Brooklyn, N. Y; Mrs.
Seymour.
E. F. shanbacker, Fourth Street Ma
tional bank, Philadelphia, Pa; Mrs.
Shanacker.
Mrs. Ed. Lyman Short and Miss
Anna Short, New York city; Miss Mar
guerite Short, Linwood, N. c.
A. ]. Skinner Third National bank,
Springfield, Mass, Mrs. Skinner.
E. L. Smith, National Shoe and
Leather bank, Auburn, Me-; Mrs.
Smith.
H. A. Smith, National Bank of Com
merce, New York city; Mrs. Smith.
Hewlett r. Smith, Bank of North
Hampstead, Port Washington, N. 2;
Mrs. Smith.
Hiram R. Smith, Bank of Rockville
Center, Rockville Center, N. Y: Mrs.
Smith.
]. E. Smith, Bayonne N. J.; Mrs.
Smith.
S. R. Smith, Bank of Long Island,
Jamaica, n. Y; Mrs. Smith.
Frank L. Sniffen, Title Guarantee and
Trust company, Brooklyn. N. Y; Mrs.
Sniffen, Miss Beatrice Sniffen.
Alex c.. Snyder, Flatbush Trust COM
pany, Brooklyn, N. Y; Mrs. Snyder.
A. w. Soule, Blodgett & Co., Boston.
Mass.
George w. Spence, Peoples National
bank, Brooklyn, N. Y; Mrs. Spence.
| c. e. Spencer, Carbondale, Pa; Mrs.
| Spencer, Miss Marjorie Spencer, Miss
! Mary Stacey.
E. N. Stanley, Savings Bank of New
Britain, New Britain, Conn; Mrs. STAN
ley
| Brooklyn, N. Y.
W. S. B. Stevens, National Union
| hank Boston. Mass
J BENJAMIN Strong, jr., Bankers Trust
company, Mex York city.
G. H. Stuart, Sd, Girard Trust COM
pany, Philadelphia, Pa.
James S. Studdiford Lambertville
National bank, Lambertville. N. j.;
Mrs. studidford.
Anthony Stumpf, Daily Banker, New
York city.
William P. Sturgis, Dime Savings
bank, Brooklyn, n. Y; Mrs. Sturgis.
Andrew T. Sullivan, Nassau Trust
company, Brooklyn, n. 7.
Walter L. Suydam, New York city
Mrs. Suydam.
Roland L. Taylor, Philadelphia Trust
| Safe Deposit and Insurance company
Philadelphia, Pa.
w. II. Taylor. Stamford, Conn; Mrs
Taylor, Miss Hazel Taylor.
e. S. Tefft, First National bank, Syr-
acuse, ny Y
j. Dana Thomas, Blodgett & Co., Bos-
ton, Mass.
Miss Maude Thorne, Brooklyn, N. Y
r. H ToWner, ToWner rating bureau
New York city.
Peter H. Troy, Edmund and Charles
Randolph, Poughkeepsie, N. Y; Mrs
Troy
]. F. Tufts, Union Market Nationa
bank, Watertown, Mass; Mrs. Tufts.
De Witt Van Buskirk, Mechanics
Trust company, Bayonne. N. j.; Mrs
| Van Buskirk and Master Van Buskirk
H NJ. Van Court Central Trust and
Savings bank, Philadelphia, Pa; Mrs
Van Court.
Isaac Van Riper, Freeport, N. Y;
Mrs. Van Ripper, Miss Irene Van Ripper
Mrs. Carl Won Mayhoh. New York
city
Bayonne, N. J.; Mrs. Vreeland.
w. w. Waine, general office A. B. A..
New York city.
Mrs. Charles II. Walcott. Boston,
Alex. Walker, Colonial bank. New
York city; Mrs. Walker.
Charles Elliott Warren, Lincoln Ma
! tional bank, New York city; Mrs. War
rem. Misses Susan E., Margaret r. and
! Master Billy Warren.
Arend H. Weingardt, Knauth, Mach
cd & Tuhne, New York city; Mrs.
| Weingardt.
! Brooklyn, N. Y.
Charles H. Werner Trust Company
of America, New York city.
A. p. White, Banking Law Journal,
! New York city.
II. B. White. first National bank,
! Aver, Mass.
w. H. White, First National bank,
| Salisbury, N. G.
Henry c. Winsor. Asbury Park and
Los Angeles herald., 1910-10-02

Ocean Grove bank, Asbury Park, N.
j.; Mrs Winsor
George e. Williams, Boston, Mass.
H. B. Wilsox, FIRST National bank,
Baltimore, Md. "
George r. Wilsdon. National bank of
Cohoes, Cohoes, N. Y; Mrs. Wilsdon.
F. e. Wise, Greenwich bank New
Frank L. Woodard, Dime Savings
bank, Norwich, Conn, Mrs. Woodard.
Mrs. John T. Woodruff, Brooklyn.
McD. L. wrenn, Citizens bank, Nor
folk, Va; Mrs. Wrenn:
Miss Margaret c. Wylly, New York
city. 81. >,..,.o, ,,.,.
Brandon. vt; Mrs. Young.
John Alvin Young, Windsor Trust
company, New York city; Mrs. Young.
". Mrs. Sarah NJ. Young, Saratoga,
Herbert Zelley, Burlington, N. ].
Los Angeles herald., 1910-10-02
CITIZENS NATIONAL
IS POPULAR BANK
Represents a Combined Wealth
Aggregating More Than
$100,000,0o0
DEPOSITS OVER $7,000,000
Brief History of Strong Financial
Institution Steady Busi-
ness Growth
DEPOSITS OVER S7,Ooo,ooo

The Citizens National bank had Its
inception on the second day of October
1890, as the "Citizens Bank Of Los An
geles," organized under the laws OF
California.
The first board of directors elected at
that time comprised Thaddeus s. c.
Lowe, Pasadena; Cornelius F. Cronin
Theodore w. Brotherton, Henry L. VIII
liams and Frederick D. Hall, Los An
geles.
The capital stock of the bank was
100000 paid up. The first president
was T. w. Brotherton: F. d. Hail.
secretary.
January u, 1897, j. J. Fay, jr., was
elected president; A J. Waters, cash
ier and secretary. William B. Wight
man was elected president April 5, 1901
On July 10, 1901, the directors met
and adopted resolutions increasing the
paid up capital stock to 100000, and
Los Angeles herald., 1910-10-02
ALTO POULTRY

Redd-see that sign over there. 'Autonooiie
1mncb"Y Let's go over and get our dinneri
Greene-No rve been there Its no good
Redd-why7
Greene-All the chickens they servo are
minus legs or wingsi-Yonkers statesman
Los Angeles herald., 1910-10-02
LIGHT HOUSES

Foote Lghte-I see the light house service
in 1909 cost s5,957,o0O
Miss Sue Brette--According TO my manager,
It was more disastrous than even that
Yonkers Statesman
Los Angeles herald., 1910-10-02

''Baby makes an awful fuss bstore he
swallows those pills"
Eyes, but he swallows your shoe buttons
and doesn't mako any fuss until they get
downp'--Yonlers Statesman.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-10-02
WAYS OF YOUTHS AND MAIDENs

A st Louis genius has founded
school to prepare young people for
matrimony. He must imagine himself
a 10 prophet, with the wisdom of the
ages, when he invites. young love 10
come to school.-Philadelph Press.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-10-02
FLOURISHING FINANCIAL
INSTITUTIONS AT LONG BEACH

There are eight banks in Long Beach,
six commercial and two savings and
trust. The handsome totals Of their
individual and combined activities are
shown by the following summary of
their last official statements:
New-York tribune., 1910-02-27

DELAFIE1AD AVE, cor Livingston st 1'ox
ts5x irreg; Mary Sweeney agt Sabina Beasan
al tpartition,: attorney. q /. Honman.
MONROE ST 261: Annie Buchstahl agt Sarah
Berman ct al foreclosure of mtS); attorney.
B f Feiner.
PLEASANT AVE " $, 20 II OF lfsthi St 1s.6x
foreclosure of mtg. attorneys, Sanborn d
Sanborn
TIEBouT AVE W s. 1o3 II of Clark st. 5ox
100: Andrew Argeloro agt Willie l. Brown ct
III faction to foreclose mechanics lienJ, at
torney. q A Moses
SH1NGTON AVE W s. 100 It Of 1Sath St
S5x140; Frederick 4 Brohmer ct al agt John
Marx Construction 60 al faction to cstab-
& Woglom.
I'd AVE. W s. &C. IT n of 74th ST. ooxI7: York
Vile Bank agt WiIhelmna Grimm et al
foreclosure of mtse): attorney, I Hanseh.
I'd AVE, n cor 10th s: 25xi0J: State Bank
agt Aaron Avrutis ct al tamended foreclosure
OF mtS) attorney. W T kohn.
5TH AVE, cor 1l1th st. 30. 0.1fx1OO; state
Bank ast Edmund Frank ct al foreclosure or
mtg) attorney. J 4 kohn.
133D ST, n g. 100 tt of Amsterdam ave. 3lox
99.l1: Francis J Kuerzi agt Carmine Aitferf
al (amended foreclosure of mtg); attorneys.
Furst & Furst
13sTH ST. s. 26e.2 fl =: or Southern Boule
ward, 75x1Oo: Edward ] Mooughney ast Max
Nather ct al foreclosure Of mtg: attorney
A NJ Cute.
I3sTH ST., Is Vest Hugo Distelhurst ast
Annie Ffshman ct al foreclosure OF mtsy;
attorneys, Eisman, Levy, Corn & Levine
New-York tribune., 1910-02-27
SAILORS SNUG HAReoR LEASE.

M. & L. Hess have leased for the trustees
of the Sailors Snug Harbor the fifth lott
Nos and II University Place, to the In
ternational Fashion Company; for the Lott
Realty Company, the tenth loft, No. 13o tc
139 West Goth street, to the Star Under
wear Company; for Edward a. Hall, the
store and basement No. 129 to tSo West
Goth street TO II. NJ. Hess & Co: for the
Lincoln Trust Company. fifth floor, No. eos
Fifth avenue, to Richard ]. Lyons: for
Samuel Bergman to Leon Balm, the parlor
store No. So West 18th street. and for Carl
Bomeisler and Leopold Stern the second loft
In No. 81 West 10th street to Enrich &
Greenebaum. All the leases are for a term
of years
Samuel IT. Martin has leased for Eliza
beth NJ Rogan the four story and basement
brick and stone dwelling house No. 120
West 64th street for a term Of years.
New-York tribune., 1910-02-27
SATISFIED MORTGAGES.

with name and address Of lenders attorney }
FEBRUARY ce
AXE sss April Il is fs ss5 s5 GsT Sarah
Tisdale "a Mt st Vincent cooperative
Building and Loan Association: $500.
LOT is. map of South washinston,iiiss, S41o x
irreg; July 25: 1905: William Winners 70
Elizabeth Beardsiee 81 900.
Attorney, Robert Wallace.
RIVERSIDE DRIVE, cor Of s,th 81;
1o7.6a4x irreg; April TO- iso,: RooGps 9rs,,r-
ance co: s175.ooo. o.
Attorneys. Ritch. Woodward. Boyer g
Ave st John. 37.6x1o5: June 16, 1905: Joseph
Picone ct al to Beitel Realty CO; Slo,ooo' IN
Attorneys James. Schel kihus l'o
Broadway.
WEST BROADWAY. 400. $. 2ax rreg: Feb
IS. 1905; Joseph Emerman y, amd n,a ano 10 o's
rnund Baumoeh1 and ano: S"ooo
Attorney, Adolph Bloch, 80 Nassau st.
SD AVE. w $ sos 40 # n of ll2tn 1-,.N st.
o5a 7-1ox1oo: Dec 90. 1903; Bpidget dso fl'1-
pa.lntm Attorneyl to E D Bettens. IS William st.
18TH ST. s. s12 it W Of 9TH ave; e5x1oa
June %. 1903: Joseph kqgier ys ndo ana ai10 u
Joseph 7, ButtenWeser; Sl2ooo. 600
Attorney, Joseph Butten"iesef' -V
Broadway
21sT ST. s4l west, n $. e5Ness: March lS;
1909 Charles f Abbott ana aho 10 -o"
Attorney. John Weber. Beekman ST
c1sT sT ss7 West n s. 25xess: Aug 90 1909
John E Quinn and ano to catherihe liz me-
1000.
Attorney, Patrick l. Ryan
o1sT ST 3a7 West s. 23N9s $: Dec 10; iaos
John Quinn and ano to Catherihe
Attorneys, Brunner & Ryan. go BroadNaE.
18Th ST 1o3 East S. iG.S>9S9; Jan - &c 100 900
Helen {; Wagner to Chelsea Realty co; $o'oo'
Address 1$5 Broadway
15oTH ST. n $. 472 IT Of Boulevard l!Ss9' II !;
Nav - 1908; Caroline + BroWneh ee al u
Welcome S Jarvis ct al: s12.2oo , u
Attorneys Duer-Strons- Whitehead Al wan
,,.r ct 1a5 Fl W Of Elton ave. SI.6x1o0:
April 10 1907: Hyman Click and others 10
American Mortgage Co; SOS. SEQ
Attorneys, Bowers & Sands. 81 Nassau ST.
;s,1rEI ST, $40 East n e s. 1a.Sxl12; April 50,
1907; Charles S Albert TO John Svandiek ana
Attorney. Gustaye Frey S42s Sd ave.
New-York tribune., 1910-02-27
sax1o37: yrs. 9 per cent; Caroline ia"e
I..,r,, Eea rdslee- 81 A1Q.

vi q per cent, Cd1oHno
Attorney Robert Wallace. Wlilsmspr'ose'
rAIIDWEL.L AVE. 7s4, $, oxloo: ~, \, :
Feb 2,: Louise Iiebenfrost to Lawyers INV
insurance e. Trust Co: 5000.
Address 100 Broadway.
HOE AVE, 1906: due Jan !. 1917; per ..sin Gem:
FEB o. Morris Wetzler to Minnie E'hs'e'A
Address. eoo Lexington
HOE AVE, Freeman st. 5oxlco: Tf,,is
Feb 25 James c Gaffneg .ey TO to Lawyers i'''e
Insurance Trust Co; Soo,eo
Address, 100 Broadway.
JACKSON AVE, n cor 18th st. 4s.sA79.1 tPrioTr y,
mtg SSs OcO): demand, 5 per cent, Emma NJ
Mestaniz to Charles Knapp; $4,000
Attorney Charles Knapp. Al Maiden Lane
LOT s5 map made by David Taylor; yrs,
q per cent David Jones to Martha Arrow >
Feb 25: $500.
Attorney. Frank Gass. Westchester \ y.
MARCY PI. s. S35 TT c of Jerome ave 80
I047: due. etc, as per bond Leisnar Realty
co to Manhattan Mortgage Co., Sioo"'
Address. "Go broadway
a.. .Sxs6 2x37 6x9O.1: yrs; Feb 49, "1r.u
Realty and Constructor Co to August
Brandes and ano; $4,000.
Attorney, Henry Wendt W Nassau ST.
sTEBBINs AVE n W cor Of 1!oth ST. aooxiov xd ~
3 yrs. 6 per cent: Feb 20: Coieproohe 90 "
Lawyers Realty Co; S2o,ooo
Address, 160 Broadway.
WEBSTER AVE, $, 1a4 It Of $50 s,r.nSr 81: sex
90: due. etc as per bond; Dol do ernest l. 1rsN''
to Elizabeth Walter; $4,000
Attorney, Martin, 265 Broadway.
177TH ST. s S, So it of Marmion ave: 3ox
100: due Nov l. 1912; per cent; Anthony
McOwen to Frederick winston: $1,000,
Attorney, J D Lanuon. Rector ST.
1eoTH ST 6s East, IS sx114; yrs per
cent: Feb %; Samuel Harris 10 LIE lsoy oon-
struction Co: ST.
Attorney, P NJ Pelletreau, Broad st.
New-York tribune., 1910-02-27
NEW BUILDING PLANS.
with owners name and address,
FEBRUARY IS.

with owners name and address)
FEBRUARY ce.
MANHATTAN.
RIVERSIDE. DRIVE. $ cor Of 1l6th St for 4
u stg brh fathouse: Schwartz & Gross, 34i
Eth;aYe architects; cost. S323, ,0V.
Owners, Paterno Brothers, Caremont ave
and 1i6th st
THE BRONX.
ANTHONY AVE e s. isl It n Of 1I2d st: for
two stv brI tennis. 52xS4 and As I9aS ,
Cotdner 6 Goldberg. !o4 Jackson ave, archi-
te,ts: total cost 100000.
Owner Anthony Barro 1640 Anthony ave
stv brk tenmt 25xS6: l. Mestanez. SIG
Forest ave architect; cost $4,000.
owner, Emma NJ S Mestanez. $40 Forest
GRAND AVE. : $ s4.1o's TT of Fordham I'd:
for q sty brk tenmt 64 1X19; Harry T
Howell. 14oth st and Sd ave. architect; cost
owner. Muller Construction Co. sl55 Decatur
ave.
Bculevard: for three . sty frame dwlgs 1851
All each: ] Vreeland. 2019- Jerome ave,
architect: total cost $1,000
Owners. Willer & Meeker. 2f63' Crotona ave
WATsON.LANE,. 'e;e, so II of l7Sth ST for a
sty hrk garage. 25Ni2; & Ebeling, 1l3o
Walker ave architect: cost. So 500.
Owner. J g. Green on premises.
1s2r ST 200 # g Of CourtIandt ave: for sty
hrk shed and loft - 6x95 John II Friend. las
Alexander ave architect: cost. 81. coo.
Owner f 4 Friend. 14S Alexander ave.
PARKER AVE s. 11S.s fl of Westminster
ave: for two . sty frame dwlss. 2ix50 each;
total cost $1,000
owner and architect, Seewacha Construction
CO, las West 10th st