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The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1910-08-06

Secretary Lord of the state tax
commission says that he is opposed
20 the tonnage taxation theory for
three reasons. First, the. state has
been for years trying 20 get all prop
critics on an al valorem basis, and
to go back TO the specific tax would
be II backward movement Second the
tonnage tax is not q feasible one for
the reason that the expense incurred
in the verincation on the tonnage
mined, would be so large an expense
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1910-08-06
KEW e ENAW-

Drilling has Just started In the fourth hole the
Phoenix Consolidated property Since diamond drill
work started ut this old mine, under the
troll of the Keweenaw Copper company, three have
been completed The fourth hole located on the west
bank of Eagle River and nearly opposite the
put down the east bank of the river. The Ashbed
lode has been located 1t is sixty WIDE where
penetrated by the diamond drill shows some cop
FOR the entire distance Exploratory work will be
continued uat complete section the property
has been obtained
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1910-08-06
oscEoLA CONSOLIDATED

1t Will be than three months before extern
sve repairs at No. Osceoa will have been completed
The remodeng OF the house is practically finish
ed. and work the concreting of the collar of the
shaft will be started at early date They
uing 20 employ about hundred men, making the re-
pairs and improvements Commencing last Monday
work was also suspended No Kearsarge of the
Osceola Consolidated, hundred men being laid off
They also intend TO remodel rock house and make
other repairs TO shaft 1t will be least month be-
fore work is completed This Shaft previous to closing
down shipping about 1.2OO day. and this will
naturally affect the production of Osceola though when
the improvements have been finished they will be i'm
a position 10 send more rock a decreased cost
Osceoa is of the best investments on the list and
will show big returns If bought at present prices
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1910-08-06
Continued from page two

ulators II .uo likely that the lessened production
of the mines will be reflected In the hgures Oh
Copper Producers association for two or three
months as II rouires practically three months for the
from those reach the market IL Is evil
dcrt however. by the first OF November the new
policy will be plainly apparent in the reports OF inc
producers association In the Lake Superior district
mines producing less than formerly
cases this the fact that low grade ore
which would yield little profit on the present
price Of copper is being left in the ground This seems
certainly, be good Judgment
The Of these mines are being conserved ana
rock which would do little better than
dollar an old be treated higher metal
market a handsome profit.
Undoubtedly the low price the metal has resulted
In greatly increased consumption of copper. Talk
Of tnoing less expensive substitute for which
is very common when the metal is selling at high
price, is Of Instead copper is constantly
supplanting other material in fields.
ARIZONA & MICHIGAN
home office of the Arizona 4 Michigan received
the following message from Globe:
"Telfair crosscut in 1ls4 feet and entering Old
minon fault Blackbird shaft down 42O feet"
Work at the property progressing very rapidly and
A. & NJ. is by dead A crosscut will
be driven toward hanging the 4OO-level
which apparently fauted horizontally about 800 feet
from collar shaft Sinking will also be resumed at
this point the station is the 4OOleve
While it is gratifying stockholders to learn of the
cutting OF the d. fault particulars have been
received this writing to contents nature of the
formation of the lode.
The NORTHWEST from the Telfair shaft has
as yetdcut the Dewitt fault though it has been adj
vanced $50 feet
SECTION 12-
= The diamond drill work which outlined Sec,
tion IL property has completed and the present
time no work is being done the property The
suits from the diamond drilling very gratifying,
three different holes cutting the Baltic lode all show
ing good copper. We understand good authority
that prominent brokerage firm ready,
when conditions warrant, to finance the reorganization
Of the present development company into a mining
company The property comprises $50 acres, north
east of Superior, which the present company has
options extending a year.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1910-08-06

OSceola, though when
the improvements have been finished they will be in
position 10 send a a decreased cost
osceoa is of the best the list and
will show big returns bought at present prices
CALUMET HEcLA-
Ground has been broken for the erection of a new
hospital also bathing quarters for employees which
goes to show that the Calumet & Hecla management
have the kind of faith in an early improve,
ment in the metal market, stability and long
life of the mine 1t also indicates that management
Is always looking for the welfare its employees
These buildings be modern and up to date in
every way.
The announcement that the of Quincy A. Shaw
has accumulated in the year, 1900 shares of c. &
H. which brings their holdings this company ND to
1900 shares 2,172 osceoa Consolidated
is another indication the great faith of these people
I'm the copper situation one OF the strongest ar
guments We have behalf of the copper industry
and shows that the monied of the country have
the confidence in the stability of the commodity
WOLVERINE
Work was started, exploring the osceola vein on the
Wolverine property early part of this week The value
of this lode at this point demonstrated to Ger.
tain extent when it by the Allouez shaft but
owing to the peculiar position this shaft no driftne
was done on 1t. However, a small mill test was made
at that time by the Alouez management and IL ran
very rich.
The developing for present will be confined
entirely to renching though later it is very likely a
SHAFT VIII be put down. This operation is
about quarter of mile west of No. shaft and in
close proximity to the diamond drill hole being put
down by Union Land Co.
FAiRviEW-
Local interest trading in this issue has been
stimulated during the past week by the favorable re.
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LIS PENDENs.
APRIL IS

APRIL -
% AVE 1910. ana ezth ~. s02 East: I'd
ward BoiEpr AIT Peter Cu-rsn tnotice OF
levy. attorney a Kutz.
18TH ST 5g1 East. Frederick Loelo1 sgt
Augusta Bischor et al foreclosure OF mtg
attorney. Gordon.
14-TH ST, n g. Ige q 81 sth ave. 26x
% IL. 4 McOua6e aet Herman II a Wagner
- a. faction 10 impress lien)s attorneys
Reeves. Todd G swain.
12sTH ST 100 West. and Ienox ave a1a;
Morris Marks - al AIT Rose Frey 81 a. faction
10 establish Hem. attorney. Solomon
LOT 90 rnsp OF los lots known Coster
COUNT. Katie Bednsrik sgt Mishke Bed
mark Fl al faction 20 debsr claim, attorney
= Kohler
z0TH ST. Szs West: Catherine c Murray
gan. ast Jennie Rosenfhai et al foreclosure
Of mtg; attorney. L Anderson.
NTH ST. r s as n % DenoK ave 75x
IOo.l1. Albert r Hersch agt Harris handel-
haum - Al tamended parftionbs attorneys
Eisman, Levy. corn Levine.
l2sTH ST I43 West Margaret Mahan sst
William Kelly 81 al foreclosure OF mtg ;
attorney. Cook.
TOOTH 81 . $50 q . ~ ID ave. 4ox100 II +;
state Bank agt Samuel Lorber 81 81 ffore-
closure 81 Mtg attorney, a kohn.
% AVE = T6 n Of Houston 81. 25Ks5;
Josephine Norel agr Mary Kuster. the elder
e. al tpsrrition) attorneys, Gilbert Vessel
RANDALL. AVE. cor Coster st. 5OxIO0.
East BaH tsnd and Improvement GO act
Thomas a Delaney foreclosure Of m;gD; at
ror-pv. c Dorsetf.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-04-29
BEATEN BY HIGHWAYMEN
Man Knocked Down and Robbed
in West Saith Street.

Charles McKenna. a vaudeville perform
er. living al No "a West 4eth street, was
attacked and robbed at seth street and
Eighth avenue. on Wednesday night by
three men. He was knocked unconscious
and his nose Was broken. His sssatlants
escaped. after going through his pockets.
McKenna was walking in saith street. and
ne noticed three men who had been follow
ing him for some distance. AS he reached
the corner OF Eighth avenue and 34th street
re says. the men crept Up behind him
and struck him on the head with some
weapon. McKenna attempted TO protect
himself. but was quickly beaten down.
A woman passing on the opposite side OF
the stree: saw the assault upon McKenna
and screamed for assistance Her cries
frightened the three men. and they ran
toward Ninth avenue and escaped Nc
Kenna. after being attended by DR.. George
J. Mosher, OF No. III East SD street, went
home.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-04-29

The approximate amount OF the lien or
charge TO satisfy which the above described
property Is Ia be sold il Five Thousand Two
Hundred and Thirty nve and p0-1 100 IS. =35 eol
Dollars. with interest thereon from the 22nd
day OF April. 1910. together with costs and
Thirty-eight and TO- loo ls33S 5Ol Dollars. with
interest from April @2nd. 1910 together with
the expenses Of the sale. The Approximate
amount % the taxes. assessments and water
rates other liens which are 20 be allowed
TO the purchaser out Of the purchase money
or paid BY the referee. Is Nine Hundred aud
Fiftyfour and Ti-ioo ,ss54TD Dollars and
penalty.
said premises viii be sold subject 20 nrst
mortgage ~ TWENTY-FIVE Thousand So uOel
Dollars. Nth interest thereon az nve fa-fl per
cent per annum from March 2Sth. 1914 sub
jet also TO any state 81 facts that an aCcu-
rate survey would show.
Dated. New York April 27th. 1910.
SAMSON Ii. WEINtIANDLER, Referee.
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HEADS FOR THE FAIRGROUNDS
Each Park Commissioner to Appoint a
Supervisor Of Recreation.

The Park Board yesterday decided that
the three park commissioners individually
should appoint a supervisor Of recreation
for The respective territory Of each Com
missioner Slower announced after the meet
ing that he would make his appointment
immediately. and IL is understood that
Commissioners Higgins and Kennedy will
do 50 in the near future.
The matter of appointing one general SUI
pervisor Of recreation FOR all the boroughs
viii come up later.
Action on The matter followed a public
hearing and many individual appeals from
pls ground associations. Commissioner
Slower said.
The Fairgrounds % Manhattan have
been going back for the last seven
years. u is Just as impossible 70 run the
Fairgrounds without q head as il is 10
conduct q school without teachers. Only
yesterday 1 received complaints that play
ground attendants had been leaving the
children in charge Of the park laborers In
number OF Instances"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-04-29
ASSIGNMENTS OF MORTGAGES.

lssse Bl,.e- 20 Charles Rosenbeug: s2.Soo.
Into.usr.e Bceos et a.. exrs. 10 Biza Knob
Hsr,y 81 Nos.i-r - a. 70 Title Guarantee and
'7.1rse. p, Grace Institute TO New York saw
sms--au Mortgage 60 70 corn Exchange
-s-.t yy-a-e- m bernard C--,sial. 500.
samge -elnger 20 Lawyers Title Insurance
gs5ss,,sn Nor;esss e. 90, 60 Guaranteed Mort
sa-aE a. Pur5y 20 oscar PEr0y. y
sisrsateed AortFsse 20 Of AsS York 70 Al
rr 4 Lane as adnr- assts, $1,000
rascn n Powell 10 Wilson II Powell, y. "a
-u,es sa.7o2
lthari1e " Hochstsetter 20 Emma Weyant.
Es-ns--. Loan and Trus, CO. as trustee. 20
Sss-s Reed 10 Helen r Ranney. sdn'rx; 81.
Euds~r Morfgage Co 20 Cath s Bayies. &loo
andrew ~ Durier and ano 70 Mortgage In
Law ri-Ie Insurance and T-ast CO "a
Baas rr-srv'erian Church IN the city OF NeW
Alma Jensen and sno 10 Martin n stone;
izv-e-s Mortgage 60 - LAWYERS Title In
E-z Pr Has~ 20 Equitable LIFE Assurance
s.efy. = n0n.
Tue Insurance % ~ New York = United
william F HAYS and auo. EXECUTORS 20 Id
tgrr Ss-1nl- and ano. s. 5oa
.,otn morgan 20 Charles Y Denaresi' 3
Vs-rs-s-a z DO Leuos 70 Charles Knapp,
rr--.s yg..-s-r,- no Mo-,tz weiss. 500
Kr,-ke-rr0ke- T-ust CO 20 Caroline Web
E-ir---- Industrial savings Bank 20 G
va SAG. -. samuel Seirige-: SION.
shErr Savings Bank 70 LAWYERS Mortgage
ls.el.s E--.nge- 20 Rcbecca Larohan.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-04-29
M'AULIFFE's TRIAL BEGINS
He Arrested Coroner Schwannecke, for
Which Mayor Gaynor Apologized.

On three charges, all growing out or the
arrest o. Coroner Albert r. schwannecke
% The Bronx, Lieutenant Timothy Nc
AuHne. 81 the Alexander avenue station.
was srrslgne4 yesterday before Deputy
Police COmmissionrr Walsh. lie was
charged with conduct uabecoming an offi-
Ger conduct injurious 10 the peace and
welfare Of the Police Department and in
slbordinatlon. McAuline II under suspen-
sion, and following complaint which the
Coroner made 20 Mayor Gaynor, the latter
publicly spologized 10 the Coroner FOR the
aeutensnt's actions.
The Coroner VAS the first witness. lie
told OF the occurrences Of April u. when
he was 80 used. he said. and finally locked
IN. IEe said he had no ~ feeling against
NcAulin- and that he had never known
him until the night Of the trouble in the
station mouse. The trial WAS adjourned
lntU Thursday morning.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-04-29
FORECLOSURE SALES.

SUPREME COURT. NEW YORK COUNTY
Anna c. s. Massey. Plaintiff. against Charles
Schenck ct al, Defendants
In pursuance OF a judgment OF foreclosure
and sale. duly made and entered in the above
entitled action, and bearing date the 25th day
OF April. 1910. l. the undersigned. the referee
in said Judgment named. will sell at public
auction at the Exchange SalesrOOm. Nos f+-I6
Vesey street. IN the Borough OF Manhattan.
1910. at IL o'clock noon on that day. by
Jacob II. Mayors, Agctioneer, the premises
directed by said judgment TO be sold, and
therein described as follows.
All that certain lot Of land. with the build
ings ana improvements thereon. In the Bor-
ouEh Of Manhattan. city Of New York, bound
ed and described follows.
Beginning at a point on the nOrtheriy line OF
Jones street. distant hundred and nine
teen feet Gia) and eight (s1 inches westerly
from the corner formed by the intersection Of
westerly side OF Fourth street running thence
northerly one hundred (1O0l feet. thence west
erly Twenty-Five t2Jl feet: thence southvardly
and part OF the distance through a party wall
one hundred 1000 feet 20 the northerly side
OF Jones street. and thence essteriy along the
northerlv side % Jones street twenty-five t25)
feet 20 the point or place OF beginning. said
premises being known by the street number II
Jones street. Borough OF Manhattan. City OF
New York.
Dated %ew York April aTth 1910.
SAMPSON n. WEISHANDLER. Referee.
MALCOLM SUNDHEIMER. Attorney for
plaintiffs. "a Nassau street. Borough Of
Manhattan, New York city.
The following is a diagram OF the property
Fourth street,
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.,rlsEIEp MORTGAGES.
-, ~, snd address ~ lenders stiorneyD
April. -

Az asne and address Of lender StioTney9
APRIL =
..--srl. AVE g. el2S5 g. ~ l7oth -.
So Srrt ~ ra1l. John Z Kaiser o. Min
go, Ss.o1 attorney, George " NcAaam,
y Sasssu s.
- n 1900 George I Fuchs 20 William ]
a 81 49,. at-oruey Title Guarantee and
=. a. re- Bros1"a--
-.r.-7vpE AVE. S. feo 2 81 15eth 81.
49, an other property, oct % lsos
- -.s---,rfter 90 .l Metropolitan Trust %
~ sf-q-rels Bitlh. v oocforo BoVee A
.s- Nadis'r ave
aASD BOZ LEV =. ,,s sor Ism - -
80 - 81 raruv Jonas S.. SEQ. attorney,
80, ,,s.,eu.ssn. es5 Broadway
- AVE 90 . as p . ~ seuitt ri.
. AR. - 1879. william HAVE 20 Adolf
49, $1,000. attorney. lawyers Title IN
a. 81 ~-,.s- co. 10 Broadway.
- e. and IS. mar estate ~ William p
~ IN 1877 cduar1 r PuerSchke 20
g. isTre-o-e. s.. 1se. attorney as above
r,asoS ,ocS . u ~ E. lls's =, s. =
,---s Corsn s. 500. strorneS. Ado.ph cohen,
- AYR. &c - n % a7th 81. 25KIoO
- lsQ3 francis ScrnuEg 20 duncan
-. 81 or. attorney. George " Baldwin.
q Nssssu st
- .vE. us sss p OF 18th ST. aOrso.
= Il TaA NaA ammo go Ssmuel Scholie.
. > a. stt'-negs LaChman a Goldsmith, s. Mas
So -
- lz-hrsn. s. 90. attorneys ss above.
~ s. 81 East. April - 1907 Yetra Falk
.sryis Es. rer. S.5oo, attorneys. Reich &
- s. BroaiNay
r-E 81. s- --s5e p u p ave. 2l.7E1
49, AZ 1917. Herman Brill 20 Eugene !
- s. tg. address s1s broadway.
~ 81 - s. goo -r ~ p ave 25n7z 70.
a. = 1elS -e--rH l'o~t 20 William kerner
go attorneys Johnston & Johnston. 2s6
rziEav
& - Fritz Nelit s4eo
,--u ave- Il. Is. POS g S n s6th -. 2orsl
1.,s:l. So.
~ 81 10. coz B-oadUay. 4s44x reg
- :, a00 attorney. r 81 Weiss - Wal 81
w-H -. &C. so6 p " ~ Madison ave. aox
. a1-i ~ 1901. william W.nsioW sherman %
s,-srins a -aF.or o. a. 50 90 attorneys $.
eng 4 Cssvs'ader. - Wall -.
---r sr - S. 20 g. va ~ I'd ave. SoNloo
49, II ,a04. SamucI Rosrufeld 70 Adele Her
"a 8 900. attorneys. amend q Amend, lls
Ssssu s.;
ssyE PROPERTY. May 10. faoa same 10
ss.,- Ee-o-6. s. 600. address. IS above
SAINT PROPERTY April .. laos Herman
ts-ret WEI a. MAJ. Beekman 81.
Qsr ST. g. Zoo r. ~ lst ave. - SIX
iWl-. April rs 1897. renrt W llcAinsky 10
mares Henry Phelps Saitis2 % attorney
.s7re-s rue Insurance and Trust 90, 40
B-1s6var.
i0--H ST. 2-- w4s-. Hsr.h - 1905. Kate
Ese .-e t0 Edwin p Peck. SiN.s'oi attorneys
s--.r-r a. Sands. SO Nassau ST..
-U--H ~- sHq West. March Is. 1905, same
= same. see 500. s--c-rf.s as above.
iss-H SIS -o- M -th ave 4oxloo; AUG ?
90. rosrur -Iversrr Do a. '1 charles A Fisher
o. o.. aftorue,s hHlz q sommerich. %
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-, 7,.srsro, end Trusl %. 100

= =. r,,srsno, and Tras, Co. 80
rst'se prI-Il zVARD. n " q. lsh ftsw
s5,Tif-.. -sNIeO m tprior mtg sl%S.eool;
-fSn1 - - sarah Gluck 20 James r
- q g. 90. attorneys. stodcsrd a Mark.
s-'a,.,., I7oT-r.F,v ARD. e s. l0e q 7 OF
sl,-Iiil- 80 e1lOo. 2 m iprlor myg sso.eeN /;
-r.to - = - per bond. a. n Construc-
= 3. eI.i, so-ss 5ahnson's sons 60: 81. OeO;
=. @ rSwsr-r Title Insurance sne Trust
4 ~ - AVE- cor Daily sve. los ioN
-gENuN- m AprH -. 3 ~. Hannah SchNsb
a. tTet s,-,-f. Sgi SEQ. attorney. lite Susr-
Esu $50 90 176 Isrosdwav
- ieo 2 " o. Prosper ave. ben
Tss - - 4 -. roiEtsche}J- spencer Realty
NJ ~. 80, :. r ror. SIS c,o.
&c 100 r. % % Union ave. Sox9e /.
ISL sane to Agnes Carpenter; Sac.
ira 80 VI b a. . + Chsraberiain. 81
49, rs 1873 = p % BcSton &c Or ave.
r1Ih AMI o6 . --rs. per cent. Emma
1itsN = .,-.-----e PruFrnsr s.. eee. attorneys.
~ 49, Al sovrc-s. - Pine -.
s. - so65 p e. of Monroe ave. 40 *
'1sin 81 April - yrs. William e
sn Eies -raVa-r saecir1etiere 81 900. attorneys.
20 --ierd 49, Nassau 81.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-04-29
ABDUCTION CHARGE FAILS
Montreal Society Acted Without Dis
erection, Says Magistrate.

Mrs. Alfred Grouge. the Montreal woman
who was arrested on board the Comsnche
on Wednesday and held on a technical
charge 81 kidnapping. was released yester-
DAY In jefferson Market court Magistrate
O'Connor renarking that the Montreal So
ciety for the Prevention Of Cruelty TO chill
dren had acted hastily and without discre-
ton.
Superintendent Thomas d. Walsh of the
local society recommended that Mrs. Grouge
be released as Yvonne Duvsl. the child she
brought 20 this city. had been given L. her
She TOLD o straight story. and Mr.. Walsh
said II she had violated the Montreal law
Il Was through ignorance.
The Montreal society should have used
greater discretion IN the matter" Magis-
trste O'Connor said. That society Ger
tainly does not conduct its affairs ike the
New York society
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-04-29
ALTERATION PLANS.
MANHATAN


BROADWAY. n cor 81 18th At, 70 q sly
hrk once bdg. J J Malone no Broadway.
architect. cost 5000 owner International
Amusement and Realty Co 1170 Broadway.
MADISON AVE. . a. - - n of T3d 81, 20 a
4 sty brk garage. James f Ware a sons. llto
Broadway. architects. cost s. CO.. owner. Maoi-
son Avenue Presbyterian church. ON premises.
PARK AVE -. 70 = sty and basement
dVig, X = Budd. 500 18th ave architect. cost.
$1,000 owner. Dr. Charles II Chetwood- ~
East Bath -.
2IST ST. s. @s3il r ~ 9th ave. 20
Sly and basement storage and shop, Reiss-
mann. 80 isi 81. architect: cost. s. coo. owner.
II Geier 80 Clinton st
TIE BRONX
RIONDILI. AVE, " cor of rink ave. % q
Sly frame hotel. 30 Sxz7-2. = EhelinE. ll3e
Walker ave architect. cost 1900. owner, ME-
Mar Noak Westchester square.
IS0TR ST. s. from Van Nest ave 20 the
New York New Haven q Hartford Rsilruad
q . stv frame factory. b0x6S; EbeiinC. llSo
Walker ave architect: cost. 81 co, owner. Van
Nest Woodworking CO. Is0th 81 and Walker ave.
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The buffalo and zebu yards in the Cen
ira! Park menagerie were the centre OF
attraction yesterday. when a new arrival
was announced from each. Midnight sun
and Kate. two of the buffalo, presenter
a son to the collection. and the little tel-
low, barely able 70 keep on his legs, was
in fun view of visitors during the after,
noon. A zebu was born this morning, ana
IL also was put out in the sun. so thar X
might he viewed. Both little ones attracted
a great many children.
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stv brs garage eTx1il.e: c Pelham so-
9th ave, architect. cost. 81. COO owner, NJ A
Cra-ner. la East izth 81.
THE BRONX
10TH ST. cor az Belmont ave. Tor Eve .
sly brk tennis. sSisxSo and 81: Q Cocker
BOZ hth ave architect. cost sl0S 600. owner
story Realty ca. le0th 81 and Crcston ave.
10TH ST, $. Sc as n OF Hughes ave;
tor three sty brk dwlgs, "a SKIS and "a II
49,; John = Boyland. l0S East i2sth 81 srchi-
reCts total cost. $500: owner O'Lesry Realty
ana CONSERVATION Co. i6Tth - and Nyse ave.
BI-hC1ROCK AVE. n g. 2Ss n W ~ Castle
1871 ave. Tor I'VE sty frame dvlrs 2ox56. Il
t-ne.lng. tlS6 Walker ave architect total cost.
Sza.ooe; owner. Emil X Hoffman. 2l5e Blackjack
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DOMESTIC SITUATIONS WANTED


CHATFFETR. COACHMAN-scotch. aged 3s'
thoroughly understands his business. care
ful driver. good mechanic sober, honest, re-
liable excellent reference mooerhte wages
country preferred william Mcdonald. 243
West ssth 81
CHAUFFEUR cOACHMAN-Single best fam
fiy reference; does own repairs, any car; $50
p-r month. Joseph. ~ East 3sih st
.C0ACHMAS-S single, medium size nTsi class
references h0nesfV s9bristys willingness, com
pe'enrg. ~ ?, 2i57 Broadway. Tel @lvS GO
Iumhuf
COkCHMAN.- Married no family; thoroughly
understands the care Of nne horses. car
risEes aud harness. good driver. best OF refer
elcess city " country IL Lee US Last sIih
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SATISFIED MECHANICS LIENS.
APRIL -

~ t'r -gf4 Minnie pessusby aRt Charles
n'--s- Pei -0Ia 81
- 'h ROAD D. .Uferzer i6sf 2
.i-tet--~ 0er-I.srerr A. Er eFeT sgT -
- a So. f-e. e. o.. Fer -. 1910
-krAE AVE 100 and 111;. Texan
sE li1s AIMS -r1au Avenue 90
Aar 1870 SlGs
A.. e EsI ro 80 Esse-. Hay R0kofrlCy
Hrs.rV 70 o. 81. OCT j. 1900. s2ze
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-04-29
MECHANICS LIENS.

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