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The Kendrick gazette. [volume] (Kendrick, Idaho) 1892-1968, 1910-06-03

"I'm with you" "And me-" said
North and the Rough Red in breath.
Good" cried Orde. You. too.
Johnny Sims and purdy and Jimmy
Powers? Bully boys.'
Il reckon you'll need the tug" said
Marsh. sF,
A dozen more of Orde's personal fol-
lowing volunteered.
We've got to close that opening first
thing" said he. Marsh, tow the pile
driver up there"
The opening was to be closed by
piles driven il groups of sixteen bound
together by chains. The cumps were
connected one to the other by a system
of boom logs and ropes to interpose' a
continuous barrier. The pile driver
placed the ciumps. while the tug at
tended to the connecting defenses.
Now. boys said Orde as his last
word, IF she starts to go save your
selves the best way you can. Never
mind the driver. Stay on top"
Slowly the tug and her consort nosed
up through the boiling water.
Work fastv Orde called to the
men on the pile driver. If we can
close the opening before those Iledding
logs hit US we may be able to turn
them into our new channel"
He did not add that If the opening
were not closed before the jam broke,
as break it would in very few mo-
! ments, the probabilities were that both
pile driver and tug would be destroy
ed. Every man knew that already.
Tom North ordered pile placed in
the carriage. The hammer descended
| The work went forward as rapidly as
possible. Four times the jam shrugged
and settled. but four times it paused
on the brink Of discharge. Three OF
the clumps had been placed and bound
and fifteen piles Of the last clump haG
been driven.
Zone more pilew breathed Orde.
The hammer ran smoothly to the tor
and fell. A half dozen times more II
ripped. Then heavy chains were
thrown around the winch. and the
steam power began to draw the clumps
together.
Done" cried Tom North.
North unmoored. and the driver
dropped back with the current. The
tug churned forward to accomplish thu
last duty OF binding the defenses to
gether by means Of chains and cables
Two men leaped to the floating boOms
Orde and the Rough Red set about thu
task. They worked from either end to
ward the middle. When they met Ord,
ordered Red aboard the tug.
an tie this one. Jimmy" said he.
Aboard the tug all was tense prepa
ration. In the engine room Harvey
his hand on the throttle. stood read.
to throw her wide open at the signal
Armed with sharp axes. two men pre-
pared TO cut the mooring lines on
sign from the Rough Red. They watch
ed his appraised hand. When it shout,
descend their axes must fall.
Orde folded knot Upstream th
! lam settled deliberately forward. cut
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ting cTump Of piles Ike straw.
"She's comingw cried the Rough Red.
"Give me every second you can,"
said Orde. making the last turns.
The mass toppled slowly, fell into
the swift current and leaped with a
roar.
Jump the Rough Red cried, and
his arm descended.
Orde leaped blindly for the rail,
where he was seized and dragged
aboard by the Rough Red. The axes
fell; Marsh whirled over the wheel;
Harvey threw open his throttle. The
tug sprang from its leash like a hound.
And behind the barrier the logs, toss
ing and tumbling. the white spray fly
ing before their onslaught. beat in
vain against the barrier. like raging
wild beasts whose prey has escaped.
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Chapter.
81 80

NRDE now took steps to defect
into the channel recently
" dredged to Stearn's bayou the
mass Of the logs racing down
stream from Redding. He estimated
that he had still two hours or so in
which to do the work. "a
This at first he succeeded in doing,
and very successfully as affecting the
pressure on the jam below. To the
crew working in the channel dredged
through to Stearn's bayou the affair
was that Of driving a rather narrow
and swift stream. only exaggerated.
A large proportion Of the 4timbers
found their way into the bayou.
Those that continued on down the riv-
err could hardly have much effect on
the jam. As yet only the advance of
the big jam had arrived at the dredged
channel.
eve can't keep this up. when the
main body hits us!'' Orde painted to
Jim Denning. "We'll have to do more
pile driver work."
He made rapid excursion to the
Boom camp. whence he returned with
thirty or forty men.
Here, boys" said he. "you can keep
these logs moving in this channel for
couple Of hours"
Orde now returned to the jam. where
on the pile driver. the tugs and the
booms he set methodically to strength
ening the defenses. sssssrsrs,,.ssssv,s...
But shortly the water began to rise
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Ge
Rivernldn
By STEWART
EDWARD WHITE
Copyright. 1908. by the Mcclure Com.
.pany. Copyright. 1907. 1908. by
Stewart Edward White
CONTINUED

now Orde decided to break out a
channel through the jam itself. This
was a necessary preliminary to getting
the logs in shape for distribution. An
opening was made in the piles and the
fivermen with pike poles and peavies,
began cautiously to dig their way
through the tangled timbers. The gov
ernment pile driver. which had finally
been sent up from below, began plac-
ing five extra booms at intervals down.
stream to capture the drift as fast as
it was turned loose. The troubles APP
peared to be quite over when word
came from Redding that the waters
Were again rising. Ten minutes later
Leopold Lincoln Bum, the local re-
porter, came tapping in on Randal's
old white horse, like second Paul Re-
we're, crying that the iron bridge had
gone and the logs were racing down
river toward the booms.
1T just went out" he answered the
eager eEclamations Of the men who
crowded around him. That's all
know. 1t went out! And the other
bridges. Sure. All but the Lake Shore.
Don't know why that didn't go out.
No; the logs didn't jam there-just slid
rightsunderw
THAT settles it." said Welton.
'..You won't quito" cried Orde.
Certainly. You're crazy" said We'll
ton, with some asperity. IF they can't
stop IA little jam with iron. what are
yonrwooden defenses going to amount
to against the whole accumulation
When those logs hit the tail of this
jam she'll go out before you can wink
It's sure death. and I'm not going to
sacrifice my men,"
Already the news was spreading
among the workers on the jams. Orde
saw the government driver below cast
ing loose from her moorings. A mo.
ment later her tug towed her away to
a side bayou Of safety out Of the ex-
pected rush to the lake.
'But we can hold herw cried Ord,
in desperation.
-It's no use. boy" said old Carlin
''it's sure DEATH"
sSure death" Orde laughed bitterly
"All right; sure death. then. ISM
there "a man In this crowd that viii
tackled this sort OF sure death with
me?"
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refuse to make such a renewal"

refuse to make such a Renewal"
"All righdt." agreed Heinzman.
Hell probably offer you higher
interest. You must refuse that. Then
when the notes are overdue you must
begin suit in foreclosure"
''All righdt," repeated Heinzman, a
little listlessly. do you think he will
hold that jam? l got lots of logs in
that jam. If it goes out l will lose a
heap Of money"
"Well. you'll make quite heap on
this DEAL" said Newmark carelessly.
Suppose he holds it," said Heinz
man, pausing. II hate like the mis-
chief to joomp on him."
Newmark looked at the German
sharply. II suppose you know just
how deep you're in this?''
"Oh, / amt backing oudt." mega
lived Heinzman-'not Bit
Little by little the water went down.
The pressure. already considerably re-
lieved By the channel into Stearn's
bayou, slackened every hour. Orde.
still half dazed with his long delayed
sleep, drove back along the marsh road
to town. Orde began to review the sit
uation. AS Newmark had accurately
foreseen, he came almost Immediately
to a realization that the firm would
not be able to meet the notes given to
Heinzman. Orde had depended on
the profits from the seasons drive to
enable him to make up the necessary
amount. Those profits would be
greatly diminished if not wiped out
entirely by the expenses, both regular
and irregular, incurred in holding the
jam.
iii have to get an extension Of
time" said Orde to himself. "Of course
Joe will let me have more time on my
own personal note to the firm. And
Heinzman surely ought to. l saved IL
lot of his logs in that jam. And if he
doesn't want to guess an offer of a
little higher interest will fetch him"
Finally he pulled up opposite the
Orde house. sprang up the walk and
into the front door.
Hello, sweetheart he called cheer
lily.
The echoes alone answered him. He
cried again and yet again. with q
growing feeling of disappointment that
Carroll should happen to be from
home. A moment later Mary, the Irish
servant girl, came through the dining
room. caught sight Of Orde. threw her
apron over her head and burst into ex-
travagant demonstrations of grief.
What is it, Mary?" he asked very
quietly.
But the girl only wept the louder.
Orde sprang forward to shower her
with questions. These ELECTED nothing
but broken and incoherent fragments
concerning 1.-The missus." .oh. the sad
day. At this moment Bobby. appear
ed from the direction of the Kitchen.
Orde, frantic with alarm, fell upon his
son. Bobby could only humble some
thing about smallpox" and "took
mamma away with doctor"
Where, where?" cried Orde.
At this moment calm. dry voice
broke through the turmoil. Orde look
ed up to see DR.. McMullen standing in
the doorway.
Its all right" said the doctor!
Your wife was exposed to smallpox
and is at my house to avoid the dan
| ger Of spreading contagion. She is not
| ILL.,"
Where was she exposed?"
"Down at Heinzman's. You know
Or perhaps you don't-that old Heinz
man is the worst sort of anti-vaccina.
ton crank. Well, he's reapedI the re-
ward"
[To BE CONTINUED
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Eootuear of Horses.

Japanese horses wear sandals Of rice
straw. bundles of which are attached
to the saddle, to berenewed when nee
essary The Iceland peasant shoes
his pony with sleeps horn. In the
upper Oxus valleys horseshoes made
Of the antlers of the mountain deer.
fastened with horn pins. are employed.
Horses in the Sudan go in their stock
ing feet. Their socks are of camel skin.
philadelphia Record.
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again, this time fairly by leaps. For
the hundredth time the frail wooden

defenses opposed
to millions of
pounds were test
ed to the very ex-
IRENE Of their en-
durance. The net
work Of chains
and cables tight
e n e d. dra wing
ever nearer the
swapping point.
Suddenly, almost
without warning.
the situation had
become desper-
ate.
And for the first
time Orde COM
pletely lost b / s
~Ds1
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II you want farm or timber lands,
town property, farm loans. insur-
ance, or a bill OF nursery stock. let
us show you. Idaho Land Company,
Post Office block, Kendrick, Idaho.
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REALTY NOTES.

X F. Finestone & CO. were the brokers
an the sale FOR Aaron Coleman 90 the
Brookside Realty Company Of Nos ts5 and
49, Seventh avenre, two old tenement
houses. on a plot eox75 feet.
The Charles r. Noyes Company has been
appointed exclusive agent for the twelve
story ofaos building az Nos. IS and 81 Lab
erty street. adjoining the Singer Building;
the new eight story building now being
completed AZ Nos. so and AZ Pearl street.
extending through 20 Nos. IS and IS New
Chambers street. and the six story loft
building at 40. 2es Pearl street.
Miss Nary 7. Whitney has sold through
Cornelius q. Kolh 70 Narcella Dennison,
Of Grasmere. a house with lots. s5X9Q feet,
on Sheridan avenue, Grasmere. Staten
Island.
The Lawyers Title Insurance ana Trust
Company has accepted within the last few
days mortgages aggregating In amount
over S.5GO.eo0. thereby showing that the
large lenders OF mortgage money are sat-
isfed with the condition OF the money
market
Among those accepted are the loans on
the new building al the northwest corner
OF 10Th street and Amsterdam avenue. for
SsSo.0v0: another structure OF the west
side Of Columbus avenue, between lO9,h
and 10th street. for ss2s.OOo. and through
Tucker. Speyers g. co. q building loan for
$4,000 FOR the erection % a new twelve
story loft ana Office building. 20 occupy the
premises Nos. :. and West 37th street.
similar IN construction 10 the Murray Hill.
recently completed in Ssth street.
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RECENT BUYERS.

4 a. Aosle Is the buyer ~ 80 10 East
sotL street, sold recently h. Davis g. Robin
soa Tor AIR. A.. q. Beatty
Harry Muller is the buyer o. G.e two
hGiloiigs Sos. - and Isl seventh avenue.
5hr sale q which by John lNeury was re-
Gently reported. Thc plot ad3oius the north
east corner % 30 street
Tile EgsCrehanEa six Mills Company
= tie buyer ~ ;he properly SO = West
I,th street. running through % No. Is West
3s-G stnee,, sud ~ auction on "Wednesday
- Bryan J.. Kennedy FOR the samuel
sloan estate and struck down 10 IIea q.
stern on hid ~ sl01ooi
The purchasing company owns ana occu-
pies IN" adjoining eleven story building
- the west win frontage u Is feet GA
s4ther str,et. This structure vas built l,,
=. q. Lyons and was sold 10 tle Susque-
hanna SIX Mills tWo year aro.
iselen q. F.elds is the purchaser % tie
re story dwelling house 40. ~ Wost SSH
arroet on plot 50 6Kl0o6 The sale ~ which
~ asrs. BedoI H. Henoo uaa reported
last month
r. - lngssgol IT, The purchase .: re
dwelling house "a. % East Tist Stree; sold
- ,eut,v
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RECORDED LEASES.
with name and address OF lessee
MARCH Il.


AVE- b. i09 cor Tth 81; Morris Singer q
yoseph Arkavy: : yTs from March y. 1910
81 76O: address. 100 Ave p.
BARRETTO ST. 915: FULLY Construction GO 70
s sssn s B5SSt $40 y ouher 2 I BoaievST P
BROADWAY. n W cor 47th st. 1851 q on
broadway and "77.2 q on t7th 81: q yrs from
sept 1. 1919 Ionn sutIheIi II al ,T,issSss. 70
taxes. thereafreE Si23. OoO: address Room 9O6. 81
Nassau ST.
CHERRY ST. los and 10. PasqusIs } Cop
I0la 20 GaEdoffo yeuto. yrs from MAY l. 1910
$50. address i06 Eldridge %.
LEXINGTON AVE. 7S6: Isidore Messner 20
Adolph Heller: 4 Yrs 2 mos from March I, 1910.
Sl.50O. address. 100 Eidridge st.
SAME PROPERTY. Abraham schwab and ono
i 10 SSH 81 zoo s ad9fs:s io columsa s ''
MANHATTAN ST. los and iO5; T.us, % %
America. trustee. 20 EIias I;osenthal; : yrs from
Nav l, 1903: 500: address. COZ Broadway
RIDGE ST. IA: George LententTaeht 20 Max
so stanton st.
STANTON ST. 40 East. store. Joseph Was
Eerman 70 Becky WeDger, March II 90 Aus T.
iSl0;'S4J FER month. address 143 stanton -
WALKER AVE. cor - Peters ave:
April SO, 1910 $3.50 address, 1893 81 Peters
WASHINGTON AVE. 1885; John Kientsclh
- kivesfsi & Herman 90; . yrs from Ma T.
1910. s7sO address. 1888 Washington ave
lST AVE. 1899: Samuel Davis 20 Joseph
Frtsch; Yrs mos from MaTca l. ieio, $3.50.
Sd AVE. W cor s9Jh So. Hugh Gorsch 20
Frederic Buschmaun and arc; 10 yrs from
May 1. 1910: s1.517; address. 1sS Elton ave.
TTH AVE. 216t: Judson 6 Wells 20 the
Madison Laundry: yrs from May I. 1910;
sT2O. address 5O3 East T2d 81.
45TII ST 49, and ia West. Surety Realty
!. 1910. 81. co... address. ij6 West 45th ST
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coURTI.AH,DT AVE, TOG and eos s0z1oo. I
Henry HarTi9 20 Cora 4 Harris. one sixth part
(rntg S51 0OOl: 81: address, J2O broadway
HUGHES AVE. = 9. part To- ll9 nap "a, Eyer
tion 90 ~ (Ttv Real Estate Go (uitg SS1tJls
81 address. 1T6 Broaeway
TNWOOD AVE. e .. 4'4i1 q % Gerard ave.
5ss E5sn 6apneri s Ss Ts sSs V"'S
KELLY ST. . 9 1901 n Of 1J7th 81. ic0V
l16: Joseph Mayers0n 20 solomon cohen tnis
way.
LEGGDTT ~. $50 r % ,,i,,,. s SSs
ss1ls46: Rudolph Kanze 70 Emile Eoeins' SiVO'
address. 3G4 Alexander ave
LOT - % 70. map 14l2. - 1O1 lots IN The
Bronx: Crotona Realty Co 20 Emil Lew stVO'
address, broadway.
LOT "a. map W Duncan. a. Williamsbridge
John Zingale 70 Antonina Zingale, one hait past
tmtg 5000: 81 address. III West Houston ~
LOT 5s4 map Washingtonville; Theodore WI
heim 81 al 70 William y Miller Sla2 o"
ASiS PROPERTY William y Miller % New
10 @rk STATE Realty and Terminal CO. 81 aauieS
SOi Grand central Station.
MAIN ST OR WEST FARMS RID. .. az
anus Of Miller, PeregO & Pierre, BoNJV, igselh
s,ee1 70 Julia Rosh 1mtg $500 $780, address,
SD Dawson st.
OIMsTEAD AVE. p s. So II e % Ellis ave.
2.lIl05. Hannah Frankel 20 John Sabine 'ntg
S5oO"' ST. address. - Broadway
TEiI1.BR AVE. 1859. :Ox1o0i; Iel!e7
20 Lewellyn Realty 20 (mtg $1,000; 81. ad-
dress Is Market 81. Newark. y. j.
ia2D ST: s. one half OF Tot $50. map south
Metrose. 25xll5-: Fannenharm construct. OF 20
$50, address. t4l Grosdway-
1SsTH ST. COS East. 5ay9s.4. 7 Henry Harris
- Cora l. Harris tnts $4,000, on--Gais part
81 address, 30 Bro iway.
tS3D ST. n e. 2i7.1t n Of So boulevard
e5N irreg David Woiin 20 esther W 5lin; quit
claim, 81. address. as Leonard Sc
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ern boulevard "'a-
CROTONA AVE. . cor % f7ssh a. a.
ETY. Dirk tennis. 4lX08 EfHrT2 4r--~-'.s
Charles Meyers = Union Square. arrFi.s
cost. $4,000. owner. the Crofor4 49,
Realty Co. 30 Grand e. -s
BEAUMONT AVE. Q e 200 q n az fs-..
three sty brE teumts 81 fE80 each. Ci-fs.s,.
9 Goldberg. goa JaC kaou ave- arehffacf.- - =
Al30.Ou0. owner Jacob Cohen C0nxf~,,o.,".
Co, fi12 East 170th 81. "a
PROSPECT AVE. " O. go r. n % Ia,
= 90 brk tenmt. 50Is4. Moore q IarTs'.s'
i4sth 81 and 20 ave. architects. cost. Ssa1.a
owner. u Andrea, 2af Garfield e. ~
CLASON POINT RID. q s24 r. ~ %
river. aty frame clam and 0vsfrr -
<nN5o. Michael BonnOtfi 523 Uasf fEes.
lessee. ~ EbclinG. 1896 Walker ave, areris.l
cost. $1,000. owner. Clinton stephens :.
premises
CLAsON POINT RID. ss fIaG =
East River; sty frame carrousel house Ts,--
Fred Dole. Hudson Heights. lessee. RI 49,
ms, Ii5t WALKER ave. architect. C0sf &c.
owners. Rupert q Mckay. on premises
ELSMERE PLACE. . o 1928 n e ~ -.
PEE, ave. Two sly hrE tennis 50Us8 -
ssoldner \ Goldberq. 10f Jackson ave. a-~s,,
tectE, cost. 500 900. owner H0me cs-
Realty 90. &c West 18th a.
FREEMAN ST . q 2T0S-5 r. " 81 r.,
ave two stv brN stores aud teumfs 49,
ana StEloF, Golduer & Goldberg. T0G 49,
son ave. architects. cost. $40 900. Owner 49,.
lsea4ty and Construction Co. 80 West lfSff :.
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Ernest A Tairbants 70 Jessie r Munros /;
$4,000. attorney. TITLE Guarsntes and Trust
Go. l76 broadway.
AMSTERDAM AVE. 1908: Jan 10 1907
$4,000. address. 80 Greene 81.
CONCORD ST. =. 700 q % KOssuth ave.
zzssSloq. Aug - lsgoi he ~. hrnesner 70, 20
Broadway
ELDRIDGE ST. e q i25 2, % Stanton g.
s,ix .. May 20. 1909: samuel BiTnbaum 70
Minnie Roaenbaum: SG2i %
kOSSUTH AVE. = 80 q " q Concord o..
25xiOO. Aug q. 1906; Henry Bructner -
Francis Chedsey % az. $780, address. 500
Roadway.
June ~ 1905. Crotona Realty 60 % George n
church. $4,000. address So Wall 81.
LOT 202 map 100. land y Norgenthau:
Church: sGeoo. address IS S. Wall st
LOT 2Ot. map land Henry MorEeuthsu. 100.
June ~ 1900: CrOtona Realty 60 70 George II
church; 50 OUOs address. IS Wall g.
Lot 2Ot map land y Morgenthau ilO9,
Jane a. 1908: CrotOne Realty co 90 George
II Church $4,000. address. IS Wall g.
lot 216 map land n MoTgenthau. 100;
June ~ 1900, CrOf0ua Realty 30 % George
Il church $4,000; address. IS wall 81.
MADISON ST. 32S; June %. 1000; samuel
Blrnoaum and ano 20 Joseph kaoin0Witz'
$3.50 address. ~ Allen e.
MADISON ST 34s: March T. 1908: Joseph ID
Sugarnan and anO 20 Harry lessen and ano;
$4,000, attorney Kantro~itz Es0ers' go
brDadWay.
PITT ST. 81. Sept 10 1908; Abraham Levy
80 20 - louis Rosanzweig. 81 1000. attorney
8 = TuCkman 800 Broadway.
81 AVE. n cor s7th st. JOx9O. Dec a.
lsD1 Aaron Goodman and ano % the state
Bank. $4,000; address CTS Grand -
STU ST. n o. fS0G q Of Ave q. a 0z93 O.
Ma4cl -. l905: Julius Stolofs and an0 % Leon
Hirsch. 5000. attorney. Harry 81 Goldberg. 30
Broadway
151TI ST. 32s East April g. 1905: Rosa steiner
% Theodore Katz. &5.O0O. attorneys. GOldfOGle.
Cohn Lind 271 Broadway
25TH ST. go East; Aug 9. 1900. David n
fosner 20 Henry II Jackson % al: $1,000; at
torney. stephen IT Jackson. 100 Lexington ave.
2GTH ST. 100 "a 1l5 West: March I. ;9o5
Jno GeTaty and anO % state Realty and Mort
gage 60; 100000. address. n Pine Sc
4sTH ST. n $. $50 u oS 2d ave. 20xfO0 5
March 4. 1904. J p Slater 20 Wtihelrniua Miller
II al; $1,000; attorney. EdW T Harwili.
4STH ST. o $50 n % "a ave. 2Ox1O0 s.:
april %. iaa0, John = KeOgh 70 Joseph = slater.
$500 address. % West nth st.
18TH ST. s. SO n of Columbus ave. COX
1922. Aug 81 1905: Elizabeth 7 Howe 70 Mayer
5 Auerbach; $3.50. address, n Nassau -.
sOTH ST n =. 1884 p of 81 ave rs sxiO.D.
Oct >. 1898. Adele Gunb 70 augusta Schmidt
man, $1,000 attorney Emile a Hasseys 900
Broadway.
13TTH ST. Sc to SIS West; Dec q. ZOOS: A n
Mclnnis Realty 90 % Anna g HOuEh. ss0fs
attorney, lawyers Title Insurance ami TTust Co.
l6e Broadway.
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MARCH ~

ST AIMS AVE. 6l6: Marks FIukslstsn AIT
Rosa Friedman. owner and contractor: Norris
Jellenek, eNr. owner: So
1ssTH ST. s. whole front bet beaumont and
Cambrelleng ayes. 150X4O: Henry G sHleck r.
agt Bedford Park CONSTRUCTION CO. owner ana
contractor: S2.O0o 81
CLAREMONT AVE. 100: Herman GabriIson
agt Adele kurran. owner and contractor:
Harry j KurruS. contractor; s4J1 IS.
WEBSTER AVE, 12f5: GaOrgo Csrif7ths AT
Lillian Z Morrison, owner; George @ Scott. con-
tractor: S16 80.
STH ST. $50 East; Charles Rosenbaum e al
agt FAX RhOnhelmer owner: SOCZlry. Refchman
& Iugman. contractors S127 81
RIVER AVE. 2O4O; Church z Gates 4 Co AT
Mitchell Nolan and Mary a Nolan owners:
Daniel II Mcdonald. contractor: SOS A.
18TH ST, Al East: Howell & IAurenoe sgt
John y White, owner: Harry Q Beaver, cOntFac-
tor: $3.50.
CEDAR ST. u " cor Trinity place, n. 4xpD o:
Hull, Crtppen & co agt Robert GOslet, owner.
= X Taylor Co. contractor: SO o.
LONGFELLOW ST. n W cor Freeman 81, 25x
100; COlwell Lead Go agt Albert Gerharda. inc
owner and contractor. 81. SOS So
WEST FARMS ROAD. e = % - a % ITath
ST. iOOxatN irreg 20 The Bronx River: Daniel .
Larry II al agt John q Heintz and Jacob Sic
gel, owners; Charles Schneider. Contractor: $500.
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street, Benson avenue. Bay 9Th street and
Fifteenth avenue. and known as the Dyker
Heights meadows. The lots viii be i'm
proved with detached dwellings.
Mr.. Etrsus has also sold for samuel G.
MunsOn tao ave story houses. 80. 50 20
IS Beaver street. Brooklyn. 20 a buyer. Nho
gave an part payment a dwelling az Floral
Park and q plot OF lots az Bayside. Long
Islan3. Also sold for y. ". Curtis Ave
three story hathouses. with stores. AZ the
northwest corner OF Glenmore avenue and
Crystal street, in the Cypress Hi section,
the buyer giving IN exchange thirty lots
on the west side OF Ray 18th street, be-
tween Benson- avenue and S6;h street.
The Leonard Moody Real Estate Com
psny and Donnel & knlan have sold the
plot so.txSo1 irregular. on the west side Of
Franklin avenue. Sc feet north OF 81.
Marks avenue for Otto W. Walter 90 tho
Rogers Improvement Company, which viii
build stores and dwellings.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-03-18
GETS rrTLE 10 EVANS Block.

Tho block bounded By Broadway snd
West End avenue. ssth and 9cfh streets,
e1l 5Ns25 feet. Was transferred yesterday by
Rhe Thomas W. BNans Museum and Insti-
Eute Society 10 the BroadWGy-West End
Company, % which Robert Z. Bowling Is
president.
Tho purchasing company gave hack mort
sages on the property aggregating G,eeoes,-
$4,000 on each Of the Broadway corners.
leolSXI50 feet. and $1,000 on each o. the
West Ind avenue corners. IA sNi75 feet.
All 81 the mortgages are for 1--WE years AZ
q per cent interest The Broadway West
End Company has reconveyed the north
east corner 81 West End avenue ana S9Jh
street lOo6Ni75 feet 20 the Realty Company
% America, o. which Franklin Petit Is
lresldent