davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
New-York tribune., 1910-06-08
LEASE LOFTS FROM PLANS
Tenants Being Quickly Found for
New Midtown Building.

Frederick Fox & Co. have leased for the
Theodore Starrett Company the fifth loft
in the building being erected at Nos. l31
and Is9 West 25th street, for long term of
years to NJ. B. Kaufman; for the Wulf-
sohn-Ganss Fur Company the store ana
basement at Nos 80 and "a West 26th street,
for a long term OF years to Jacob Stein;
for Webster B. Mabie & Co. the fifth lott
at No "a East 18th street, corner University
Place, for term Of years to Greenberg
Brothers, and for Edward w. Browning
the second loft in the Browning Building
No. IL West 18th street, to NJ. Wolfert.
Gimbel Brothers have leased for long
term the six lots at No. 513 TO 52l West 24tn
street, between Tenth and Eleventh ave-
nues The property measures 1SoxlOo 1eet-
It will be improved with structure whlch
will be used exclusively by the new depart
nent store for the storage OF Its delivery
automobiles
Denzer Brothers have leased TOT the
broadway Holding Compny the store at
No. 5a3 Broadway for term OF years. at
an aggregate rental of about s70.OcO, to the
Pe,noora Lunch Company; also leased for
the Maxley Realty Company the store and
basement No. 500 Broadway 70 Charles
Ievittan for long term of years.
Charles A. Rosenthal & Son have leased
for a term OF years the six-story building
Al No 75ss washington avenue for Joseph
q At1amson, at an aggregate rental OF
S26 900.
Miss A. Parker has leased the four-story
dwelling No. West S4th street, on lot 1S6x
1922 feet, TO S. Bookman.
s. Osgood Pell & Co. have leased the
three story and basement dwelling house
No. 27s West s4th street to a Mr.. Emery.
G. Tuoti G. Co have leased for M. s and
I Isaacs the six story tenement house
Nos. So4 and 3cs and No 80 to Sl6 East 4oth
street for the term Of five years.
Albert B. Ashforth has leased Tor the
Cronin estate No. 90 West S7th street
four story dwelling house, to NJ. Berko-
=. nnains, tailor for term of years.
New-York tribune., 1910-06-08

LAWYERS Mortgage Co to Theodore A'i''
trustee sIs;so syspoer and sno TO Fanny Wshrsn-'
berger; $3.50 sor-on Pizsr: SO. 500.
rSs..s6 pooling 20 Agnes hacFi0"' -
1890. - ,-...sr.t suretv Co. 81.
S,sfnieer 70 Torkvtlle Bank; so,~o-
Ansu.t Mehler to Charles Meaief anu
s17. 0c0. .xocc
r.,,x Asier TO Helen Bandmar; to:"us, to:"us,-,~,-a,
Mt sinai Hospital 20 LAWYERS Mo'1s"e'
Co; $4,000. r. .. s,o.rt<zn Missionary.
Assosia.,on sodio r. LLOYD to Bronx Investment Coz
$4,000. -,,..-,-, e.
John Munroe g. Co TO Joseph ,1aoo vidoo''Ny' 81
yOi. yo.i Cess 10 Jacob Taubs: s2Ooo -.
paul SiY n Rsker and ano TO Chelsea Realty
Co: 800. 4. rr,rrss MandeIbaum
and ano; 500. - a. rt.I~ rnsrranc-,
simon ElUstein TO Hyman d Baker and ano'
Msry GabryaI TO Bronx Borough Bank'
assts each $1,Oo
New-York tribune., 1910-06-08
ASSIGNMENTS OF MORTGAGES.

June z.
sTsT1s ~
WilIiam F Armstrong TO American Mortgage
IS. 600
barnet bernstein to Carrie r Basch; 81. 900.
aaron hlting to Mary GlRsshem: 500.
Josephine Schwarz to Caroline Schwartz: two
assignments: each SO 000
same TO Wtlhelmtne Herwig: 81. 500.
ski; 81.
United States Fidelity and Guaranty Co 10
Antonio Orlando; 81
jewish Theological Seminary of America 10
EsquItaoIs LIE Assurance Society OF the United
ano; $4,000.
&usav Htlborn 20 Sadie Bernard: 81:
Lawyers Title Insurance. and Trust Co 10
Lawyers Mortgage Co; $4,000
same 10 same: two assts; each S51. 600.
lawyers Mortgage Co to Maurice N Stern
berger. exr: s23, 600
Same TO same: tI1, 500
New-York tribune., 1910-06-08

dwelling house No. II West 57th street. on .
LOT 25xloo5 feet for Mrs E. r. Thomas.
GOTH STREET-Charies H Schnelle sold for
Jacob Koch the two five story hathouses Nos
i27 and 100 East Goth street, 50x100.S. between
Park and Lexington avenues.
THE BRONX
MAPES AvENUE-W. z. W. I. Brown
sold for the John w. Cornish Construction Com
nany the new FIVE story apartment house on the
east side OF Mapes avenue. 100 feet north OF
fremont avesue.
SIMPSON, sTREET-Mark Rafalsky & Co.
sold for the American Real Estate Company 10
a client for cash the five story and basement
building is one of the new type built by the
American Real Estate Company. 1t is 40x1O1.6
feet The sale price was $4,000.
1aoTrT sTREET-Maurice J. OGorman sold
for William J O'Gormen Nos. 426 and 42S East
14Oth street, two two story and basement brick
and stone dwelling houses, to clients for occu-
New-York tribune., 1910-06-08
RECENT BUYERS.

william r. Peters IS the buyer OF No.
255 TO 27O West szth street. sold recently py
the Lawson estate through Slawson
Hobbs
Joseph Nillbank is the buyer Of Nos. 11S
and 120 West 18th street, sold recently.
Henry L. Wolff is the purchaser Of the
dwelling house No. 764 West End avenue
the sale Of which by John Dwyer WAS re-
Gently reported. Mr.. Wolff recently sold
his residence at No. 5s5 West End avenue.
New-York tribune., 1910-06-08
RECORDED TRANSFERS.
CWith name and address OF purchaser)

MANHATTAN


AMSTERDAM AVE, W cor Is0th ST, 100 Ok
$50; Edwin Henes TO George Ehret: June Z
IS 600. address, 2S5 East 92d St
AMSTERDAM AVE. n " cor 15eth st. 1ooz
125 Ehler Osterholt to Harry Aronson (mte
S92 500; June 3; 500; address, lis West 26th st
AUDUBON AVE, W s, IS # s Of 1s5th ST. 1sx
30: Frederick L Happel 10 Adelbert Nichols
June 2; 81; address. 1901 Park ave.
CANNON ST, 81, $. "a -1Ox1oo-e. 6 sty brk
Dobroczynski; 500; address % East 99th st.
GREENWICH ST, SOP and s04. 30 10x65. X
irreg, sty brk foreclosure June 2, 1910 (mtg
SO. 0o0 June Z; Walter A Hirsch, ref. TO Gus
tav Lippmann: S.. 900; address, 1913 Broadway.
Cmts N3o $3.50: july no io isSs; @ julia By4ns M to
the Fathers OF the Blessed Sacrament; 81; ad-
dress, 1s5 East 10th st.
June l. 1909: Julia B Byrne to same: 81: ad-
Dress 1s5 East 76th ST.
LEXINGTON AVE 1885 sty brk tmtg s14.
oo0); June 4 1909: same to same; 81; address,
ls5 East 7eth St
MADISON ST. n e cor Jefferson st. q 1oxso;
corp: all liens; May 27; Louis Shulsky et a.
to Louis shulsky; 81; address, Room o. 2ou
Broadway.
PARK AVE. es5. 52x-. sty brk lmtg sao:-
oool; June 6; Louis Ganzenmuller TO William
Webb: 800; address. e54 Park ave.
PARK AVE 1925 TO 1929 s. 60xs2 2 sty
brk mtg $4,000: June /: Amos r 2 Pinchot
10 Anna F de Koven; 500; address. 81 Nassau st.
PITT ST. s4. 20x1OO; March, a. 1909; Meta
Sprung to Harry J Sprung and ano, eXFs; 81;
address, 1864 Broadway
PRINCE ST. cor Mott. q. 6x12o.7x irres;
one-third part: June 9; David Baum TO Rebecca
Baum; address. 2l3 West 10th St
WEST END AVE, W s. AZ IT Of seth st, 2Ox
so: Henry l. Wolff 10 Gustav Zelier tmtg
sle, 900: June 7; 81; address. 152 Front ST.
9TH AVE. cor 131st ST. 80 1lx110x frreg;
Joseph w Kelly to William Goldstone tmtS
SAC 500; May 81 800; address, West s9th ct.
9TH AVE- s. 755 IT n of 135th st. 25xs4
Joseph Solomon 10 Lena Stern mtg S2i'UJoi
June 6; 81; address, Room e06. $50 Broadway.
10TH AVE. 4O5. s. 19x irreg. sty brk;
Henrietta Littman et al TO J T Mason Terry;
June 0; 1850; address, 100 broadway.
18TH ST, s. 400 IT OF 9th ave, 50xso; John
II Scudder 70 Paul i Cort (mtg S72. 500; May
%; 500; address, Wall st.
sSD ST. 510 and 512 West s. 5Ox9s.s; sty
brk: Mary p Frutchey 10 J T Mason Terry
Cmtg $4,000; June s. 500; address, 100 Broad
way.
36TH ST, e. 125 II e OF IIth ave. 2ox10o;
James McClenahsn TO Charles Shortmeier; b and
6; May 21; 500: address. 430 11th
3eTH ST. n s. 1876 II OF eth ave- 20x9s. o.
Frances Hitchcock TO Michael Coleman mtg
s55.0oo); May is; 81; address, 81 West 3sth 81.
s6TH ST. SO and 55 West 40xes 8: 4 sty BRIG
Frederick II Wiggin to Michael Coleman (mtg
$40 900; May n; 81; address 54 West 3sth st.
s7TH ST. BIS East. 25xss o. atty brk: Cor
New-York tribune., 1910-06-08
PARK AVENUE PROJECT.

The Edward Corning Company has been
awarded the general contract for the erec-
ton of a twelve story apartment house Ut
the northwest corner of Park avenue and
Goth street, on plot 60X1o0 feet, plans for
which have been prepared by William A.
Boring
The Childs Company took title on Mon
day to the property Nos 194 and 1876
BROADWAY. Just above John street, giving
mortgage Of $3.50. 900 to the Central Trust
Company Of New York for five years at
40 per cent.
New-York tribune., 1910-06-08
TO REMOVE WATTS ST. HOUSES.

Permits have been issued for tearing
down three more tenement houses of the
Trinity corporation. The buildings are
Nos. SO and IS Watts street and No. II
Dominick street.
Permit was also issued TO raze the last
frame building on Bayard street, between
Mott and Mulberry streets, a three story
store and dwelling, No. 81.
New-York tribune., 1910-06-08

MANHATTAN.
AMSTERDAM AVE. cor 156th st. 1Oox
10: June 3; yr; Harry Aronson TO Ehler Oster1
holt: $50. 500; attorneys. Noble & Camp, 2 Wall
EAST BROADWAY. 100 25xe5. 5x irreg. ! sty
brk (prior mtg 100000; June 8; due as per bond
Emil Reibstein to Hudson City Savings Bank
5000; address, $50 Newark ave- Jersey City
n J.
lrreg. sty brk; June 7: due as per bond: Albert
Mohlman 10 Edw E Black; $50 00O attorneys
Yer Planck. Prince Flanders, 149 Broadway
JOHN ST. 60 IS 510x1O0. 4 sty brk Cprior mtg
$50 900: June 9; due as per bond: George r
Branson TO Greenwich Savings Bank; SIS ZOO;
address, 246 9th
MADISON AVE 1140, 1sx7o, 4 sty brk; June
8; due as per bond; Edw L Meierhof to Frederick
Clark: s21 900: attorneys, Yer Planck, Prince
& Flanders. 149 Broadway
NORFOLK ST. 102, 37.7x1Oo. 4: June Z; yrs
Max Kramer Co to Title Insurance CO; $50
oo0 address 135 Broadway.
PARK AVE 9s5. Is 2x irreg 3 sty brk; June
Ganzenmuller; $4,000; attorney. Frederick II
Schwegler. Beekman st.
SAME TO same: same property (prior mtg s25,-
600: June 4; yrs; per cent; 5000: attorney.
same above.
1st AVE, 100 and 1902. sexss. 8 sty brk (prior
Hrsch to Abraham Bernstein; 5000; address.
656 Broadway.
I'D AVE. AZ. 22x1oo. sty brk; due, etc. as
and Trust Co; sic 900 address, 17s Broadway.
Sd AVE. W saO.5 It OF SD st, 25x1oo prior
,,,n June l. due as per sSns Gan stfor
ney, A II Bauer 29e Broadway
Sd AVE. 1871 TO 1877. 8. 1oox irreg: ssty
brk (prior mtg SIS 900; June g. due Nov To- lell
g ner cent: John Gray to Max Eisnan and
ano; $500; address. 135 Broadway.
9TH ST COG East, %. .6xe3 H. sty brk;; June
3; due es per bond: Morris Siegeiman to
Emanuel Moses, exr; Sl6.VO; attorney sidney
Josephtha 43 Cedar st.
10TH ST, 1o5 and 107 East. 25x1o0 sty brk;
June g. due Aug 15 191U. 4h per cent; LYMAN
& Oppenheinl. corporation. 10 Union square
Savings Bank; $4,000; address, Union Square
and 18th ST.
29TH ST, n S, 200 II Of I'd ave. 4oxss,s;
June 8: yrs; East 10Th street 90 10 Anzqnetta
d Anthony; $4,000: attorneys De Wit, Lock
man & De Witt IS Nassau ST.
35TH ST, 5O7 and 800 West, 6OX9Ss, sty
brx: June 4 due Jan o. 1912: l. Helen Living
ton to John s Huyier; i.74O: address. Oh Irving
pl-
4oTI ST. IA East 4sx9s.e. 3 sty brk; June Z;
< yrs Az per cent: James r A Clark TO Union
Trust Co: SOS. 600: address, so Broadway.
41ST ST. 33s to 342 East. 49x9s Q. sty brk;
June Z; ! VI, per cent; jacob + Oberle 10
Firth Avenue Bank; $4,000; attorney William
Orr. 81 Chambers St
57TH ST, 10 East 23x10o.5. sty brk (prior
mtg 500, 900: May 16. due as per bond l9 East
57th Street Co 10 Rowan Realty Co; $4,000
attorneys, Creevey q Rogers. 90 Wall st.
GOTH ST. 107 East. 2oxlOo 5 sty erk: May
/: due as per bond: @ Trowbrfdse Hoilister TO
Donald Maciay: $4,000: attorneys Rumsey,
shepperd q Ingalls,, 20 Liberty ST
10TH ST $40 East 3IxlOoo: sty brk; June
2; yrs; Louvre Realty co TO Kaufman q Falk;
s27 600; address 1910 Madison ave.
10th ST, 15s East asxl0o. sty brk prior
mtg 80: June 8: due Jan 1. 1872 9 per cent;
salvatore Isalli 10 Dora Topper: sI92 so; attor-
ney. Leo sehafrau. 115 Nassau ST.
New-York tribune., 1910-06-08
IN BROOKLYN ZONES.

Charles L. Voeller & Bro. have sold for
Ernest F. Sutterlin 20 Mrs. Hannah VIII
son No 2l2 Logan street Brooklyn, be-
tween Fulton street and Atlantic avenue.
a two-family brick dwelling, on lot 20x1oo
feet.
New-York tribune., 1910-06-08
THE PRIVATE SALES MARKET.
AfAHHATTAN

22D STREET.-THE McKensie estate sold No.
49, West I'd street a three story dwelling
house on lot 19.5x989 feet
18Th STREEr-Msry and Annie E. Early
were reported to hate sold NO. 2lS West 39th
street four story building, lot 26. ex9ss
feet.
57TH STREET-De Blois & EidrfdEe and
Henry ID. Hlnans q May sold the four story
New-York tribune., 1910-06-08
BRONX RIVER ROAD SALE.

Thomas S. Burke, Of the Yonkers Realty
Exchange, has sold for Frank Guinion
plot of lots on the Bronx River road, near
Mclean avenue. The same broker has sold
for Katherine Moore the premises No. 1915
College avenue.
New-York tribune., 1910-06-08
WILL BUILD WAREHOUSES.

The New York Central Railroad is en-
larging its freight yards az Eleventh ave-
nue and 35d street.
II has bought e large number Of parcels.
a. is said, in the block bounded by Tenth
ard Eleventh avenues 22d and SD streets
New-York tribune., 1910-06-08
MECHANICS, LENA
JUNE Q.

18TH ST. $50 East; Samuel si1vs
p e Theo Wolieson. owner. Mecba,I.en "a
struction Co, Inc, contractor. s35. es Goa.
45TH ST, rs West: J r Murpf,, -.
sgt Leah Norton. owner Chrfsf4s-.' rnioer Z.
and Gottlieb Siebold. lessees and eo--.a. ~ LA.
$500 as. acsors
PAULDING AVE. :. - n = Of 21-,s
100; IsidOr L Cohen ast Frank Yoria y II
and contractor, Homeward Building ~oPcs.
CaiendO q COrdio. contractors. Sf00 a - sas
LENOx AVE. n " cor OF 123d :,
Israel Friedman a1t MaskavsftS -'y-s
Louis Katz and George Pincovitz co5,-ooeETosf
s2T5. ae''1
41ST ST, East: Marcus SchIozs-.
szt Mary Werner. owner and contrscf-~ :, 4
z Schleutsr. contractor: s21 %. G.s
Bath ST, II West: Patrick ] D--.
Co. owner. KeystOns COnsfru-ssaa an
contractor (rsnewaI): sf.205. ''0a ca
SATISFIED MECHANICS LEN.
JUNE
KINGsBRTDGE RID. 1924 a. Mai A.,
New-York tribune., 1910-06-08
FOR ITS MORRIS ESTATE LOTS $412, ,765
More than Thousand Persons Present at One the Most Sue
Cessfu Sales Ever Held in Auc tion Rooms.


According to the same report, large ware
houses are TO be built on Its new sites.
New-York tribune., 1910-06-08

UNFINISHED APARTMENTS.
New-York tribune., 1910-06-08
Brooklyn

CHESTNUT AND WALNUT STREET =, so -
In the heart OF Philadelphia's best rsSan
EDGAR q. CROSS. I425 Walnut So. Ea------->
New-York tribune., 1910-06-08

UNFINISHED APARTMsNrs
New-York tribune., 1910-06-08
BOROUGH OF QUEENS

MAGNIFICENT PLACE FOR "a Ss't 10 a, d.
Elliott Manor. on the main FIss~ ss,s 70 = I
North shore. 81 800. Write AZ Sn,s ,ssrsL =
NER NJ. SMITH, 20 Grove sL--------~< s. go
New-York tribune., 1910-06-08
RECORDED MORTGAGES.
MANHATTAN.

with name and address of lenders attorney ]
Interest per cent unless otherwise stated
lime =
New-York tribune., 1910-06-08

BOSTON RID 1851. s. 7fsx117 sx67 9x11S.6
(prior mtg 100000: June 1; yrs, per cent;
Minuit Realty Co to Simon Epstein: $4,000 at
torney. Title Insurance Co. 1856 Broadway.
New-York tribune., 1910-06-08
THE BRONX.

1s2D ST. s. so II Of Wadsworth ave- q
lots. each 50xIO; June .; yrs: schuylkill Realty
Co to Lawyers Title Insurance and Trust Co.
2 n1tgs each S35, coo: address. 100 Broadway.
New-York tribune., 1910-06-08

| BARTHOLDI AVE, cor Of White Plains
I'd, 81 6x5o Cprior mtg S2,95o); May "a: Yrs,
per cent; Melrose Realty Co TO Alexander Dissr
and ano; 81 200; attorney, Nicholas Abinckof
| ST
New-York tribune., 1910-06-08

COLUMBIA ST W cor OF Washington ave-
lO0x1OO: June 2; due, as per bond; Harry Aron-
son to Marie c Nelson: 81. .035; attorney Title
Guarantee and Trnst Co. 116 Broadway.
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1910-02-26
MINING APPLICATION NO ollsl1.

Survey No. 1854
u $ Land Office, Denver. Colorado. Jan. %. 1910.
Notice is hereby given that w. III. Kirk
whose posto!nce address is Russell Gulch. Coiofa-
do has made application for natent for 1850 linear
# on the Eureka Lode. bearing gold and silver the
being 3i9 #. SSso 81 E. and ll51ft N $50 32
W. from discovery shaft thereon. with surface
ground $50 feet in width situate in Idaho Min
ing District. Clear Creek County. State of Gplora-
do. and described in the plat and field notes on
nle in this office az follows. viz:
Beginning at Cor. No l whence the s. W. Cor.
Sec. 49, T. 8. S. R. 72 W. of the 9th p. NJ. bears
N. S3e A E. l0052. 30 feet. Thence N. $50 3g W.
1900 feet Thence N. 10 2S E. $50 feet to Cor. No
8. whence T. S. Mineral Monument Bellevue bears
y. $50 50 W. 759 54 feet Thence S. $50 3g F.
1900 feet. Thence 10 2S' W. $50 feet to place oil
beginning.
Containing 24S2 acres exclusive of IT'S conflict
with surs Nos ll02 l295. 1894. 1853. Ply. 229i
2295 1896 Am. 1857 1878 and l7l30 and forming q
PARTON of the Unsubdivided Township 8 Sout b
Range 73 W of the 9th Principal Meridian. sale
location being recorded in Vol. 1853. Page SIS. o
the Records of Clear Creek County. Colorado
Adjoing claimants the owners OF the above
named Surveys.
C. D. FORD. Register.
First pub. Jan. 20. last pub. Apr. 2.
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1910-02-26
Forfeiture Notice.
To o. Demming, w. T. Erp and Fred

To .. Demmfng, w. !. Erp and Fred
Burns:
You are hereby notified that l have
expended during each Of the years 1900,
1901, 1902, 1903, 1904, 1905, 1906, 1907,
1905 and 1909, one hundred dollars in
labor and improvements upon each Of
the Grover Cleveland and Magnet lodes
situate in Trail Greek mining district,
County of Clear Creek, State of Colo
RADIO, which the location certificates and
the amended location certificate are
found Of record in books 1O8, 1873 and
159, pages 72, 311 and 159 respectively,
in the office Of the recorder of said
county, in order to hold said claims
under the provisions Of section 1924 of
the Revised Statutes of the United
States, and the amendment thereto,
approved January %, 1880, concerning
annual labor upon mining claims, being
the amounts required to hold said lodes
for the periods ending on the 31st day
of December, A. D. 1900, 1901, 1902,
1903, 1904, 1905, 1906, 1907, 1908 and
1903. And if within ninety days from
the personal service Of this notice, or
within ninety days after the publication
thereof, you fail or refuse to contribute
your proportions Of such expenditures
~ eo-owners, your interest in the
claims will become the property Of tho
subscriber, your so-ownsr, who has
made the required expenditures by the
E. n. MoscRrPr.
idaho Springs. Colorado, February 1s,
RS1O.
1st pub Feb. 10; last pub Nay q, 1910.
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1910-02-26
NOTICE OF APPLICATION FOR o. s. Patent.
Mining Application No. Ole+4. Mineral survey
No. 1S929

NOTICE OF APPLICATION FOR U. S. Patent.
Mining Application No. Ole44. Mineral Survey
No. 1899.
o. S. Land ofhce Denver. Colo,
February %. 1910.
Notice is hereby given that in pursuance of the
Hn,ed Hnt ID GoId Mining ap Milling sna funnel M com
pany by f. Ii. Braukman. attorney in fact,
whose postofiice is Denver, Colorado, has made
each of the Ernest K. and Clarence B. 10 'es and
1875 linear feet on tn. Empress lode. situate in
Spanish Bar Mining district Clear Creek county.
state of Colorado. and described by the official
plat and field notes as follows viz;
Empress Lode.
Beginning at cor No. I. whence the - Cor
sec 3. twp4sr 70 " OF the 9th y. m bears 90 AZ
e 772l7 feet: thence 100 " 74s As feet cor No.
?; thence s3e 726, % feet to No. 81 thence n
2o0 " 1885 feet TO cor No. thence $50 e74S.77
feet to No. 5; thence 7Ooe 73l.45 feet to cor
Nc 6; thence S 200 e $50 feet to cor No. l. the
place OF beglnnine.
Beginning at cor No. |. whence the n Il cor sec
3.twP4sr " of the 9th p: IN: buais 90 46 80 90
.; thence S9o W 1862. IS feet to No. 81 thence
10 W $50 feet to cor No 4; thence n ss' l037 45
feet to cor No. 5; thence 7o 1927 feet to car
Clarence B. Lode
Beginning at cor No. l. whence the n IA cor
sec 3, twp 4sr rs W of the 9Th p. bears 80 S.
1908 g feet: thence so 3il ?3 feet TO cor No.
. thence $40 W ll5S.6s feet to No 3: thence n
10 $50 81 feet to cor No. A. thence So ll6l 81
feet tn No. 5; thence "a 1888 81 feet 10 cor
No. 6, thence S 10 e 5l.lS feet to cor No. l. the
place beginning.
Containing 7.o9s acres. expressly excepting and
excluding all conflict with surveys Nos ia.
1908 1910. 2l1I. 1861, l56s9 and 1924 and form
ing portion of the unsubdivided typ S. range
rs of The 9th principal meridian. Adjoining
and conflicting claims shown by the plat of
survey above excluded surveys and surveys Nos.
l56s5 and l57S.i
C. D. FORD,
Register
lst pub Feb &c; last pub April 30. 1915,
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1910-02-26
C. D. FORD.

. ReSISter.
lst pub Feb &c last pub April 30. 1915.
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1910-02-26
Men, Women and-cIothes.

Men, Women and-ciothes.
A true man is known by his unfaith-
fulness-to fashion. A true woman is
known by the way she wears her
clothes. She Is not to be thought of
as separable from them. OF the many
illusions wherewith veritable woman
wells herself from really, truly man.
none is more Enthusiastically femi-
nine than this one. that she hath for
dressmaker Dame Natures own self.
Resplendent though it must have been.
the glory wherewith Solomon was ar
rayed was indubitably unnatural, put
, on" whereas the glory of the Queen
Sbf Sheba was, beyond a doubt. natural
ss that of the lily of the field In brief.
knan's clothes are for use, woman's for
beauty Nay, more. Dress is of mans
life thing apart; It's wonan's whole
existence.-Harry Cowell. Smart Set.
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1910-02-26

First pub. Jan. 20. last pub. Apr. 2.
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1910-02-26

Louis Lindall went to Denver Thursd: ,
afternoon where he was summoned as
. witness in the federal court in case
wherein government employee is
accused of extracting money from the
mails. Mr.. Lindall, sent an amount Of
money to his daughter, who attending
School in Denver, by special delivery,
and the letter failed to reach its
destination, it ir thought that the
peculat,ons of the clerk included Mr..
Lindall's remittance.
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1910-02-26

Among the recent arrival at the
Bellevue Hotel were Mrs. J. Mahoney
and Miss Nellie NJ Fisher Of Denver.
! They are sisters Of Col. Tom. E. Fisher,
the genial and efficient General Pas
senger Agent of the {. & 8. railroad.
Mrs. Mahoney left the first Of the
week for home but Miss Fisher will
remain here for sometime to, enjoy
this salubrious climate.
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1910-02-26

The deal in which the lots adjoing the
lots owned by the city on what is known
as the "City Park" on Miner street,
has been finally closed, and the city now
asks for bids for the purchase of the
buildings and the removal Of the same.
As soon as the ground is cleared. the
city proposes to park the graund and
make it one of the beauty spots of the
county.
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1910-02-26
Idaho Springs always has an attrac-

Idaho Springs always has an attrac-
tion for those who leave and after
years return. Among those who left
some five years ago were Mr.. and
Mrs. and Mrs. Job Whitford who swent
to Utah. Mrs. Whitford returned re-
Gently and will soon be followed by
Mr.. Whitford and hereafter will make
their future home here.