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The river press. [volume] (Fort Benton, Mont.) 1880-current, 1910-04-20
TELL THE CENSUS MAN.
Uncle Sam Wants Pedigree Of Each
Member Of His Family.

O@
Member Of His Family.
The census enumerAt Or ts at work
in all parts OF the country. and bic
efforts I make q full and correct
count of Uncle Sans big family will
be greatly assisted BY the co.opera-
ton of citizens. whom he 10 required
to interview. Some of the questions
propouuded on the census blapks may
appear to be irrelevant or imm aterial.
but as the authorities desire the infor.
nation it will be just as we'll to comply
with their request.
When the citizen opens his census
blank and proceeds to give the re.
quired data concerning himself and
his family, be will find q list of ques.
lions on the following subjects:
l.. Street.
2. Number of street.
3. Name-surname fret, then given
name and initial.
4. Relationship to head of family
whether wife. daughter, SOD, etc.
5. Sex.
&. Color or race.
I. Age At last birthday.
8. Whether single, married, wild.
owed or divorced.
9. Number OF years of present
marriage.
10. Mother Of how many children.
IL. Number of children now living.
IL Nativity-plsce OF birth of this
person.
ID. Place of birth OF father of this
person.
IA. Place of birth of mother Of this
person.
Is. Ci,izenship-year immigratins
to this country.
l6. Whether naturalized or alien
II. Whether able to speak Fog
fish: if not give language spoken.
IS. Trade or profession of. OF par
ticular kind of work done by this per
son.
10. General nature of industry,
business or establishment in which
the person works, as lumber mill, dry
goods, farm, etc.
20. Whether an employer, employt
or working on own account.
81. If an employe-whether out o
work on April Is, 1910.
%. Number of weeks out of worl
during 1909.
% Observation-Disclosures able tt
read.
"a Whether able to write.
%. Attended school at any tim
since September l, 1909.
26. Ownershipof home-do you owl
or rent?
q. Owned free or mortgaged.
%. Farm or house.
%. Number of farm schedule.
80. Whether a survivor of the Uu
ion or Confederate army or navy.
81. Whether blind, ( both eyes,.
30. Whether deaf and dumb.
Note-Servauts or other employe
who live with family and sleep in sam
house, will be enumerated with tn
family.
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The Corn Growing Contest.

How many Chouteau county boys and
girls are willing to enter into the Mon
tsna corn growing contest? Entries
should be made at ooce, and the soil
prepared in a q that will give
every possible encouragement to the
growth of a prize winning crop.
A press bulletin issued by the state
agricultural college at Bozeman, says
about four hundred applications are
already in for entry in the Hill prize
corn contest under the direction of
the officers of the Farmers institute.
Boys and girls from Wibsux to Her.
on and Culbertson to Troy are getting
ready to raise corn in competition for
the Great Northern corr prizes this
summer.
The seed, which will be largely OF
the Golden Dent, Northwestern Dent
and Early Jehu, has been shipped to
Professor Atkinson and will be ready
for distribution to the boys and girls
In the contest 10 q few days. Compe-
tition ia not restricted to the seed fur.
nished, but all varieties are admitted
and growers r urged to try any
good acclimsted local variety which
they are able to obtain. In this way
some new variety of great value to
Montana farmers may be brougt out.
Begin working the land early is q
very important matter, particularly on
lands above the ditch. Be sure to get
and hold every inch Of rain that falls
between now and July fret. You can
do this BY thorough tillsge. The
prize winners will be found among
The river press. [volume] (Fort Benton, Mont.) 1880-current, 1910-04-20
SEQ Reward.

Sixty dollars reward for the return Of si,
horses, or $40 reward for each horse
0''D ). LEE Sfi sE6a% VI Fort Benton. Mont:
The river press. [volume] (Fort Benton, Mont.) 1880-current, 1910-04-20
Strayed Or Stolen.

Strayed Or Stolen.
Two gray maree, wire cuts ON both front feet;
two brown horses. weight about 1900 pounds
Halters and blankets on all four. A reward o.
$50 for return to
L. NJ. FULTZ, Fort Benton, Mont.
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those who begin early 10 the % after OF
cultivation and continued to the end.
Seed may be p,xuied auy Time after
May first, abuu. four kernels 10 each
hill forty inches apart each Way.
Any boy or girl under eighteen
years of age who wishes to compete
who has nOt yet sent 10 bis or her ap-
%plica.ion should do 80 right away.
Apy n who needs the application
blanks or the circular giving rules,
Instructions and information may Oh.
tain these by addressing F. S. Cooley,
superintendent uf Farmere' institutes,
BOzemau
The river press. [volume] (Fort Benton, Mont.) 1880-current, 1910-04-20
Funeral Of the Late John n. Rub


The funeral services OF the late
John II. Ruhe, q former we'll known
resident of Chinook, we're held Sun.
day afternoon at St. Paul's Episcopal
church under the auspices of the Ma
sonic fraternity, Of which order the
deceased was q member. The pail
bearers we're George D. Patterson,
Jos. S. Brown, A. E. Bjerring, c. w.
Buck, Ezra L.. Crane and Paul H.
Schwartz.
John Ruhe had been q resident of
Montana since 1890, having come
from Iowa to the Yellowstone coun-
try in that year. He later removed to
the Milk river country, where he en-.
gagged in the sheep business, and had
been a resident of tn al locality nearly
twenty years. Mr.. Ruhe met with
business reverses that resulted in fl.
nancial embarrassment and which
unbalanced his mind, and for some
time past he has been under care at
an eastern asylum. He was recently
brought to this city to undergo an
examin alton by a lunacy commission,
and was in such a deplorable condi.
ton that death ensued before he could
be removed. Mr.. Ruhe was about AZ
years of age, and had q wide &C.
quaintance among northern Montana
residents.
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II any reader of the RIVER PRESS
considers It worthy Of recommendation
70 friends, the favor will be very high.
~ appreciated by its publishers.
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OF Havre, is among the visitors in
town.
For sale, q Percheron stallion, two
years old. weight 1850 pounds, at
Buck & Kennon's feed yard.
A jury venire Of fifty names was
drawn in the district court yesterd ay,
the Jurors to report for duty Wednes-
day. May Is.
John Lippard, OF Kalispell, who was
q resident of this vicinity in the early
eighties, is renewing acquaintance
with Fort Benton friends.
A recent livestock tt saction in the
Bear Paw country is the sale of an
outfit of stock cattle by Peter Sonk.
sen. OF Big Sandy, to c. F. Morris. OF
Rsvre. The purchase price was $50
per head.
A petition for letters Of administra.
ton in the estate of James L. Murray,
deceased, has been fled in the district
court by w. o. Dexter, public admin.
istrator. The estimated value OF the
estate is about $1,000.
The Newspaper of Chester is the
unique title Of . new journalistic rem.
ture in that progressive town, the fret
number Of which has reached the Riv.
er Press. The Newspaper 10 quite .
The river press. [volume] (Fort Benton, Mont.) 1880-current, 1910-04-20

DR. e. M. PORTER,
Physician and Surgeon
Office : Cor. Bond and Main St.
Office hours, 2 to 5 p. m.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-09-26

THREE GIRIs-Ccok $50; waitress. So: cham
beruaid. s22; must be capable. for city Fitz-
=eraid's Employment Bureau. 5o3 5th ave; en-
-.
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EnRErI 0SuRE SALES.

SUPREME COURT. COUNTY OF NEW YORK
James s. Alexander. as gu2rd-zo ror C-5-
ton y 5acEus. P-4-cri--, against lanes =
pfckzr and others Csts-5z-tS- -Acrico Nc
1Ts II uursuzCCs q q judgment o -crsclcs--e
and saIs duly made and entered i. IRE above
SsULsznbsr. 1910 r. -E1s u--s-s-z-sc re E-s-sr-1
n SAID tU5g-sr- named viii sci a. pu1-tc aus
ton 1- The Exchange -a-asrcc-- Nos 10
Vesev S-rzz- N The Eo-oCg1 % 112E1a--7n. Clr,'
OF New YORK. Lhs z9-l day OF S=r-5--o-..
1910 AZ u clocE neon c.. tzaL cay ~ Jczer1
2 Day. AuctIo1ser, r1s premises directed =
sad judgment 70 cS SGD 2-- therein -@@c------
as follows Al -Ea- csr-z,. LOT. r-scs c. ps-cs-
% land with the buildings ard -r-,pro- --71ls
thereon, situate lying ard being = IRE 5crouE-
% The EronE CRY q New YORK hcUc571 arc
described as tcllcws- Beginning ~ 4 point CT me
Westerly side OF Eli-,proc avenue. GiscaE- enc
hundred nineteen ana slZ-y-oCs ols-hu--6s5c---S
BY The intersection e shs SoUthsry SIDE C -To-n
Street with -hs said Westerly SIDE g E---2ct cn
avenue. a.5 running thames VNeSrs--y. r2rG--=-
with the ScCrse-!y side q I7Oth Street. ard p-1-
o. ths w2y through PARTY wall. enc rC-1rsc
G001 gsSt. thence ScUr-z--y. - light angles WIZ
t-24 feet r5Sncs E7S-e--y again pa-a--sl VIZ
the SoutherIy side ot t70th S-rss- AID part e
TIE way through aCcLr=r party san one -i11-
arsd C1OC) Tssr 70 rhs NVezrs-Iy SIDE g F-z-Pro-
=-vs--s. and tE@1-s Nc-L1zrly. 1l-Ez ne 7----=.
twenty-five t2-1 tssr 20 rAs pc--- c. r-aee e
dated New York. September :. 1910
JOHN = EE%ES- Eefsre1
JOHN HE2REoc. Attorney cor Plain-i-. s.
Park Row. Borough q Manhattan. New Eesz
Ire following Is diagram Or ths p-aps-ty %
% sold irs street Number g ISIS Ellington Ave
rus.
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FORECLOSURE SALES

sCPRE1rE COURT COCNEZ o. NEW YORK
James <lsE2-1s-. g-z-5-a- @o- SL.-
rcc 2 8acE-s P-alzr1-. ssa--s- Ja-zss 9
Ft-zs- ans others. Ce-e-52--s--zc--c- No
TT II pursuance C. judgment g ec-scloS--@
and sa-5 cu-- Ua1s and s-us-so e ne a5ovs-
Ssyus-5sr 1910 z rns u-cz-stg-sc r-e 7s-s-ss
= SAID 7u-E--o-- named VAL sci a. rCo--c aus
clcn. A. -15 E---a-Es 7a-ssrcc--. Ncs- 14--S
Vssev S--es-. = ne 5crcuE1 60 L2-5a-r1-. CIV
1. Esw Eo-E. re 4-1 cay . Ssrcs=Ss-s
1870. - clocz neon -1ar Gay. ~ Joszrh
trdgms-c 20 e sol1 ard cnz-stz described "a
TclIcUs AL c1z- certain -or- piece CT ra--sI C
Iz.d wt-h t-s 1--.-1---gs a-1 -p-cvsEas-rs r.e-S-
CT situate !v--5 ara beng . the 5c-cUgE -
me 5-o-z cry % Nsw 4cr- 5cu-cs5 sS1 g.
scr.be9 As follows 5sg-n1i1g a. pot-- c1 r.s
nlzsry-ssvsn a-d s-x-Y-ons c-e-su.S-ss-l.z
tS7-o1 tss- Scrr-s--y --c-- 10 Garner cor-c7c
b. exc .--s-sser-o. e rzs S1U-Es-lv s-5s -
1-c-h Srrss- WITH ere sa.4 westerly slSs -
pIlE-p-on zvsl-s. AID -z-2zI-g --1s-cs Wss-s-ly.
rz-al-si win rss ScurhsslT SIDE O. 1T0r- S-rss-
hundred Goc) ssst- thence Sourhsr-y az --gss
angles wi-a re Sc-r1s--y side % -70ta Sc-se-
rwec-y-rTc I'D cescs r1s--s Easrs@lv agar
parallel VIZ ne 5cu-zsrly s-1s :. I7o-s Street.
and czr- q -hs way r1rc-E1 z-cc1s- ca--v war
o-e hundred loo tss- p re Wascsr-y SIS g
re z2--s twenty-five 60 tse- -Es po.-r o
Dztss Sew yorE ssrLs--5a- -. 1910
JOIN > EENES Ests-ss
JOIN EEzREN A--o-=sy or plst--.- -
Fark Pow, Sc-c-sa c. Manhattan. New
York CIV
IRE fongw.zg g a t.sg-a-. q rs properly 2,
--1~-
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suPREArE COURT. CoUNEy OF NV YoEI

SUPREME COURT. COUNTY OF NEW YORK
James 8 Alexander. as guardian +o- Gin
zen =. Eackcs. Plaintiff. against James c.
P,ckan and others Detzn 1anrs--Acrtcn Nc
IFS IN pursuance Of g Judgment CT foreclosure
and sale duly made acd entered = the above
entitled action and bearing date the 6ch day Ct
SepuSnber. 1910. 7. the urcsrsigCe6- r1s Referee
in said Judgment NAMED. wiIl sell ~ rublt- auc-
ton AZ the Exchange Salesroou. Nos 14-18
Vesay Street. n the Borough OF Manhattan CITY
OF New York or the 29tE day cf September
1910 ~ u O'Clock moor On that Gay. BY Iossuh
? Cay Aucrionser. the premises directed By SAID
judgment 70 &c sold. and therein described as
folIoWs. All that certain lot. piscs or Parcel OF
Lard WIKI the buildings ard improvements there
On situate, lying ard being ~ the Bcrough Of
The Bronx, city CT New York, bounded ara d.
scribsd IS follows Beginning z = point on tbs
westerly side % PliTnpton AvenUs distant sew
a,rV-fve C750 feet Southsrlv from ire corner
o. 17Oth Street with rEs said Westerly side %
,lirnpton Avenue: ard running ehencs Westerly
oaraileI with the 5cutherly side CT 170ch Street
crs hundred t1Oo1 fset: thence SoUtherly ana az
right angles to the said scutherIg side or ITOrh
street twenty-five and stzty-ons ons-hUn1red.hs
% 81 feet: themes Easts-ly. ard again parallel
ufra the ScCIherly side CO IICth Street ard part
81 ire distance through party wall one hun
5rsa 400 tcer 70 ths sad Westerly SIDE o.
piinorton avenue and theDse NortherIy. along
ne sane twenty-z-vo ana sfzty-ore ons-hur-
dyedths (226I) test 70 the point OF place CT BE-
n@ted. New York. September Tth. 1910
JOHN J. HYNES. Referee
John ?. HEREIN, Attorney for Platnt!H IS
PARK Row. Borough CT Manhattan. New
The Following IS = diagram o. TIE property TO
be sold. its street Nuc.esr - 1922 Plinpton
Avenus.
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Notice IS hereby given that al taxes o. real
estate and personal property IN The City OF
New ZorE Tor the year 1910 ars due and pay
1--7 MONDAY. OCTOBER :. 1910.
at TIE once 90 ths Receiver OF Taxes IN -hs
Borough - which tbs property IS located. es
Borough OF Manhattan. 81 Chambers St.
Borough CT The Bronx Municipal Building
corner or 81 and fremont ayes.
Borough Of Brooklyn, Eccns :. and 8
: iE5j5 q Q1sans Court Square. Long
Borough Of Rtohraond. Borough EaH. ST
ali taxes bscoms liens On tbs day dus and
10 Evo1D- pENL-v TAXES MUST BE
PAID IN OCTOBER
on all taxes Which are unpaid on the hrst
DAY CT November Interest shall be charged AZ
the rate a. seven % per cent Per anrrnn,
from October g, 1910. the day On which taxes
When checks are mailed 20 the Pecstvsr q
Taxes they must be accom- panied By ac1ressec
envelopes WITH POSTAGE PREPAID s.
order 70 assure return OF recsipteG bills BY
mail.
Checks dated October should be mailed %
the Receiver as soon as possible AFTER bills
have been received By The taxpeysr- ~-
DRAW CHECKS ONLY on wv YORK
EXCHANGE TO TIE ORDER OF THE RE
CEIVER OF TAXES
DAVID Z. AUSTEN. Receiver Of Taxes
ERTrrfCA TE-NAvY DEPARTMENT. SEP
TENDER 7. 1910 N compliance with the Act
q Congress approved Ju-s go 1875 ! hereby
certify that the needs cf the public service make
II necessary 70 increase az r.s time the force 81
the Navy Yard Brooklyn. T. =, [cr ne prose
cution CT the work OF repairs on hand and FOR
other purposes. 2. 2. NICHOLSON. acting
Secretary Of the Navy.
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FORECLOSURE SALES.

SUPREME COURT. COUNTY OF NEW yoEE-
Lillian Rose, plaintiff. against Moses ;. Shlll
and others, detsndantS--In pu-su4ncs CT z
Judgment os foreclosure aad sale. duly rads
bearing date the Goth day Of July 1910 ara an
order made ard entered in sag soeoH
on ths 2s5 Gay Of septa-noer jsle ! me
named. VIII sell at public auction. az the Ez-
change salesroon. Nos 14-16 Vsssy Srreer, u
the Borough OF Manhattan City OF New OK
noon on that day. y joseph D1y' . az
tionser the premises directed b. sad ju1g-
ulenC 70 be sold. and therein described IS roL-
lows:
All that certain Iot, piece CT parcel q land.
with the buildings and improvements thereon
erected, situate, lying and being II rhe Eor-
IN he County and State ot New YORK oounoeo
and described as follows: Beginning AZ polnI
on the northsrly side Of One Hundred ana
Ntreteenth St-est distant one hundred and
from the corner formed BY the intersection OF
the westerly side CT Seventh avenue with the
northerly side OF One Hundred and NineLeeLln
Street. running thence corrherIy. ana par@--e-
with The westerly side CT Seventh avenue and
part Of the distance through 8 party wall ere
hundred (1Oo) feet eleven (11) inches thence
Ore Hundred ac5 Niretssnt1 Street. thirty
seven $50 feet six (6) inches; thence souL1-
erlv parallel with the westerly side Of Seventh
Avenue. cns hundred (1o0) Fest eleven CID
inches % the no-therly side CT O-s Hundred
and Nineteenth Street: thence sasCerly along
the 1ortherly side OF One Hundred and Nine
inches 10 the point or place OF Beginning
Dats5. New York. September 23d. 1910
MANTON u. WYVLL. Reteree-
ROBERT I TURK, Attorney for PIzt7t!-.
No IS Nassau Street, Borough of zxalAzt-
tan, New York City
The following is diagram OF tbs property
10th street. Borough OF Manhattan, New
York City
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ron Sreat
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SUPREME COURT. COUNTY OF NEW YORK
-AIanha-tan Nortzaga Company. pl1trr--r
azairst Albert Ge-ha-ds- Incorporated. sr al
foreclosure a16 sale. duly made and en-ersd
;. the above encI-ie5 aston, ac6 bearing cars
the 31sr day OF august. 1910. 7, the under
viii sell az public auction. At the Exchange
SaI-z-oorn. Nos. Iz-16 VeSsy Street II rhs
Borough cS Manhattan. City OF New York, CT
the 27Lh day OF SeDrsr,be-, 1910 AZ p o'clocz
lion ser rrs p-s1-ises directed ~ sad fudg-
nlsn- to Be sold, and therein described as Eel
Al that Let OF la2d n the Borough ot
New YORK. ard srars OF New York. desig-
mated BY the number :. Block 507s c1 = ce--
tain map entitled Map Of Subdivision Ct
OF New YORK Part CT Fox Estats. shown CT
nap fled ty Commissioners IN Ea-J[Cto. June
md. 1919" ana hlsd in the once CO rhs
Ger 5rh, 1883 IS map number gig. W11ch SAID
LOT IS bounded an5 described as follows
Beginning At point on r15 north s-ty side
OF I65Lh Street. distant Fifty (5O) resr east
ton OF the ezscerly side Of Srebbias Avsnus
WITH the lc--he-Iy side CT 165th Street, rII1-
ming thence Nor-herly 80 right angles with
s5rh Street, One hundred and thirteen ard
I65th Street twenty-five (25) EseC tho nee
Scutherly, again az right angles With 1S5-h
I-13.33) fact 70 the Northe-Iy side Of 16Sth
Street an6 thence westerly. along the said
north eriy side OF 165Ch Street., twenty-five
C25) feet 70 The point or place Of beginning
Dated. New EoEE, sept. z1c 59lo
cARRINGToN Z FIERCE. Attornsys to-
PLAINTIFF. once and ? o address. 200
Broadway. Borough Of Manhattan, New
The Following IS a.agra- CT tie property
to be soIS
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-hs -rccox.--acs 1--au=. c. re lssz Or sAargs.
e aattsev Whi-h rhe AcC-1-deS-r-ced property s
&c be sold = g. - g. with t.rer=s. sha.acc
eroee che srd Say CT September 1910 -cgst1er
WtEh costs ard allowances a1.ou.Ll.E 70 sSoO. So
VITA interest trCrc September 6-c 1910 &C.
sstker WIKI r1s expenses G IRE za-5 re- aD-
p-ox.--.sts as.loG=L - zee r-Ess aSsess-errs a2G
water rates g. cc5s- Meaz wstSh are % BE
allowed 20 -hs rurchszs- or q 80 a1rc6ass
mocsy, or retd ~ The Ea~e-es. IS eo ard
interest
Da;sa New York sspt5-ssr : 1915
JOHN ? HINES. Ess4Ess
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-09-26

-ss asc--,zs--a-s s=---.- G. 80 Ms- - -ss-~..
g SATISFY wEi-A t-e G5cve-sszcS. see c-oce--- =
- Dc sci9 il 81 2SC VIZ. ..Esras- rhars,T,
-zc-- TIE Sd cay q Ssprs25es. 1870 tc~scHs-
W--h coz-s Ard allowance a-1uu--.-z -
elJo--l vita interest," -r1-- Ser-sE.sa- 1870
sczst-s- w.cz "a expenses g ere sals -ks s.
p-o2rr-ars a--o--- . re r2xss 1sssSz--s-cs a--s
W2-es .4-S4 cLze- Hers. W---s .-s Z, -
allowed g .ss sIscszssr sus - ses rs.-csss.s
Money or pad By t1a Rs1e-ss . s. 65 .-t =
tersst
Earsd Nsw yo-z ssrrs--ss- 2 1a.o
JOIN = EyNES. Essa--a-
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". 1874 81

The approximate amount OF the Hen CT
charge, 70 satisfy which The aoove-desc--bsd
property is 70 be solo. Is SD TT3 IS, with 1-Is-
est thereon from tbs 1sth day q July 1910,
together With costs and allowance amounting
S4..5. SO. with interest from JGly 2oCh. 1910.
together with the expenses Of the sale. The
approximate amount OF r}le taxes, assessments
ans water rates, CT other liens, which are 70
Be allowed 70 the purchaser out CT the pU--
chase money. or paid By the Rets-ss. - S12J
and interest.
said premises VIII bs sold subject 70 2 Srsr
mortgage O. 81. 600. with accrued interest
thereon AZ the rate Of i've $50 per a-1u--
Dated, New Yc-k September 256, 1910
LzNTON n WEVE-L Rsts-es.
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The arr.ox.=.ass amount CT ere lien o. char.
20 sattsfv watch the ah5ve-descT.bed properly h.
- 10 soId IS 81 2d so with interest Thereof
ron the Srd cay CT SspLe15s-. 1910 rogsthsr
with costs sHd allowance amounting . $500 5s
vrith lnterzsL from sSrLercher eEk. 1919 10.
vsrhe7 with the expenses o. THE sale TIE az
,roxirrare amount cs TIE taxes. assessments ana
11fstsr rarea or othsr Meas which are % -
allowed % ira purchaser our OF the purchase
money, cr PAID ~ The Eeta-as. Is SIS e5 and IL
rstsa Nsw YAK September 7. 1910.
IoE :. EYNES. E.-srss
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-09-26
AUCTION SALES.

BY VIRTUE OF several charceI mortgages,
Samuel Eevwitter. auctiorse- sells to-day. az
clock Al SO. 401 East 13d St. Borough ot
Manhattan, fixtures OF several saloons. formerly
az Numbers 500 East 11Tth street. 152 west 52d
street and 9 Bowery (8fanhatran).
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-09-26
1e5Lh Street

The approximate amount c: the Asc -
charge TO satisfy which the above described
property IS 70 be sold. IS Five Thousand Two
hundred rsn and $500 as. 21o6Il Dollars
with interest thereon from the 25-L day q
.J,sl.sr 1910. together with costs and allow
zrce amounting 20 1921 81 with interest from
August 31sL. 1910. together with the expenses
OF The sale Tbs Approximate amount o. ms
taxes assessments ard water rates c. o-A5r
Hens which are 20 be allowed % ne p1r-
chaser cut o. the purchase Nancy. c. paid b
The rersre5. IS nominal
Dated. New York. Sept 2-S- 1919
JAMES Q BRADY Re<s-s=
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