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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-10-19
CHOSEN HEAD OF T. E. BOARD
irTing Rutland Succeeds Joseph P. Day
fas President Of ORGANIZATION.

Irving Eulaud WAS Yesterday elected
President ~ tho Real Estate Board of Brok-
sTs Ia succeed Joseph =. Day. VINO has
heen the head Of the organization for two
'arns. The other officers chosen were: J.
". AIoover. vice-prosidenr. Elisha Smith,
secTetaT1. and a Tired =. Ann. treasurer.
Tor governors. 10 servo for three Eears- Al
fred y. Amy. Gerald L. Brown and Charles
2. DuroSs, and for one Year. John IT. Hal
look For nominating cOmmittc-, Frank -.
1res Wright BARCLAY. }. Clarence Davies.
! Bernard l1n=liSis. William Henry Folsom
End D. r. Wood. and for auditing commit
fee IT, Twins, n. N0rgeuthau, jr-. and
L1hsT- r Tsaiuey- The officers are elected
81 tie nominating committee.
Sir. Eulsnd is one Of 1he best known
zeal estate brokers and appraisers Of this
-'r. BE is p member Of tho Rutland &
Whiting company.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-10-19
THE PRIVATE SALES MARKET.
MANHATTAN.


PATH sTREET-A syndicate. represented by
Michael Coleman which a Few months ego pui-
ga6 20 o-t5 street increased its holdings yesteT
,Gay by The purchase Of No. "a West oath street,
rear. on a plot %5xas.9 feet. The property &C
CURED yesterday adJoins the Eden Ausee on me
east. and was purchased from the William =
ScherDerhorl estate. Leonard J. Carpenter was
tlle broker 3 the transaction.
86TH STREET-T-he Holland Holding Com
;auv. Judson : Todd. president, has purchased
Kos % and y West Both street, two four story
dwelling houses. Oh q plot 4sN'>H rect Wihch
viii he improved with business structure
BROADWAY-W. .. Morgan has sold Tor the
Thomas smith Construction Company the north
west corner Of Broadway and 1920 street. a pl"t
1921 street. with westerly and nyrtherly lines
measuring IS and la feet. respectively. ite
rrlrehaeef is she Comfort Realty COMPANY. Bar
net House. president. which plans 10 erect on
the site higH class six story elevator apartment
house.
9th STREET Mayer Feuchtwanser sold No.
"a east 65.h street. a four story and basement
dwelling house. ufl q lof 2oxl0o-5 feet. at the
southvyes- corner % PARK Avenue. 90 Herman
Sir4ues, who win alter it for business purposes.
10TH STREET. Tns1ain" Brown d 90 have
aofd fcr william Poyd spencer 70 Morris ven
.te!U 10. $50 West 10Th street. - four story and
easement dwelling house. on d lot 2o.1GXl03- :
feet. near Seventh avenue.
28TH sTREET-Ames &, c. haze sold foq
Howard NJ Henderson No. 22l west 26th street
Z foUr story dwelling house, GA lot 2SS9e-s
ssp sTREET-sheldon & Becker have sold toI
three story and basement dwelling house No -
Asset SAD street lot 16Elg22 feet. Mr.
Crishron viii alter he house for his business.
s2D STREET-James A. Do~d sold for the
estate Of Robert FTiedbcrg No. 25a West 90
street = three story and basement dWeliinE
house on a lot lsx10y.5 feet.
LEXINGTON AVENTE-Aiarv y. SipD sold "a
Jennie Fro,nberg and Beatrice Hirsch the south
east corner of Lexington AvenuC and 124fl
street. g fise stony nathcuse on u plot - sNIco5
TIE PROM
reen S-REIr-Jamea J. Libby & 90 have
sid for ~ q Bergen NJ. l07 West 1896 street.
2 two story dwelling house. On plot ".Es4 feet.
WALTON ANI.NTE-Jamos L. Libby & Co
have sold FOR Mrs Catherine Jones to Douglas
T}rot..-rs a Iot. 25z95 feet. on the west side OF
Walton a1e south 81 1871 street
NATION AVENUE doTh WeKlcr has sold
~ Jonn J. Sahacff TIE plot, JoSld3.5 feet, 40.
o4GG Marion ave. Nj Schacht gave in part pa;
rf4g7t the northwest corner OF walton ave. and
i-<tb street a plot 2Oo.HE irregular.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-10-19
LEASE INVOLVES s1,OOO.OO0
Tenant Found for Twelve Story
Building in 9th Street.

\ business lease involving a rental of
about Sl,cpe0o0 for the term was reported
YESTERDAY
Frost, Palmer & Co. leased for the Rock
ton Construction Company the entire twelve
story building az No 10 10 $50 West 27th
street on a plot rs ex9s9 feet. betw cen Sixth
and Seventh avenues The lease is for
" enty-one years.
The property was acquired by the lessor
about year ago through Frost. Palmer s,
60. The building is not yet entirely fin
ishe6. and viii not be turned over 10 the
lessee Until December. This street is one
OF those that have been transformed
through recent CONSTITUTIONAL activity ia
the Pennsylvania section, and the structure
at 10. 122 10 $50 is ranked ss one Of the
most substantial on the block
Pease e Gilman have leased for the
Margaret and Sarah Switzer institute and
Home the new twelve story lott building
10 L Last SD street, 25Xle9 feet, TO q client
Who val occupy large part of the struct-
ure- This is one Of the few buildings ia the
section under lease t. one tenant
The Charles r Noyes Company has
leased 900 feet of space in No s East 18th
street for Finkelsteir Brothers 10 Lew &.
Schuher, for five years; q loft at No. 90
Maiden Lane for J.. y. Levy TO Albert West
lake q loft at No l62 William street to
c l.. bederer, and space in Mes. 95 and 81
Liberty street to john ". Burgess
Hell g. Stern have leased for the Bruins
wick Realty Company in Nc y to Is East
ed street the. sixth and seventh lofts 10
RosenStock & Tohn. for a term OF years, Al
a total rental Of s5a00o
Aaron Coleman has leased the five story
f1athouse No 12S West 25th street for d
long term of years The lessee viii re
model the structure into a loft building for
the fur trade.
NJ. =. Swanton has leased for the Strong
hold Realty Company to Mrs. r. Haywood
the dwelling house No. l01 West 10Th street.
Frederick Fox & Co. have leased for the
IrVel Realty Company the ninth and tenth
floors. containing about 1000 square feet
Of space. in the new building now in course
O. erection At Nos. e and % West 25th
street. .or a long term of years, 10 a
Schwartz q Co. manufacturers of cos
tunes: also. for the /. H.-N. ". Company,
the eighth loft IN the new building now
IN course OF construction at Nos. 80 and
lS2 West 9th street. for a long term OF
!ears.to Bossak * ROChingeT, manufactuT
Ing furrieTS.
The same firm Of brokers has also leased
for the Twenty-fifth Construction Company
the sixth loft III the new building just com
pleted by il at Nos . and e West 18th
street, for a term OF years. TO Jacob Gross
man
The willard &. Burrows Company has
leased for the Agate estate 10 Steurwals &
Wacker, FOR a term Of years. the building
No. 81 West 51st street, which viii he used
as an automobile garage. The Cross e
Brown Company represented the owners.
The same concern also leased for the Rob
ert Hoe estate 10 Parish & We'll the upper
part Of the building No. 1864 Broadway and
SPACE N the building Nos 1868 and 1870
Broadway to ". :. Taylor.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-10-19
PLAN 100000 APARTMENT HOUSE

Plans havr been fled for building an eight
Story Tr-r~ogf apartment house on the
south SIDE II SD street, - feet cast OF
'oluuhUs avenue, fcr.fho Hennessy Realty
"pmpar.. ~ which J. Polstein IS president
lhe building viii nave a frontage OF loA
tset and . depth Of So feet. Il viii be
equipped with an elevator. There will be
s"conlrlodations for thirty two families.
The fagaoe viii be Of brick, limestone and
feTra Gotta. with Communications OF terra
tcttt ~ yhe seventh and eighth floors. with
80 small balconies from the third 20 the
sixth floor. Inclusive, and s large interior
'o3rt Schwartz e. Gross. the architects,
estimate tho cost 81 this new structure at
EQep
Plans have also been filed for making over
'te two four story dwelling houses. Nos. -
&h1 = East fist street, into one dwelling
'er IsVde Adams, tho actress, at q cost
g &es. William Weles Bosworth is Jhe
ErcIitea-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-10-19
TRADING IN BROOKLYN ZONES.

BURN Brothers have sold The three story
'@erican Easement house No. 625 Third
're-'. between Eighth avenue and Pros
iect Park West for Joseph a. Horiwitz to
client Tor Occupancy-
louis d. Jogenstein has bought for the
-lsz-on Realty Company No. 164 Brooklyn
t'elac. a three story dwelling house. on
'ot &lIla5 feet. Spiro d Wasservogel repre-
etnted 'he seller
Howard c. Pyle & 20. sold for Morris
'-Agel to a buyer Tor improvement with e
telscLed cement dwelling house e plot
-"Al"J feet On the north side Of 18th street,
-ei"een First and Second avenues.
Maurice q. Stra1s and ". II. Jones sold
''r Y q Cooley No. SJ4 Argyle Road, a
-Neillng house. IN exchange the buyer
Ahes Tie plot. 50xlf9 feet, On the east side
=" 1871 street. = feet south OF Foster ave
80
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-10-19
SATISFIED MORTGAGES.
with name and address of lenders Attorney
OCTOBER Is.
MANHATTAN

AMSTERDAM AVE. II " cor Of 1I2d st.
t1x100; April Is 1907; Louis Rosenberg and
Samuel Young 10 Isaac and Henry Mayer
81 800. attorneys. Rose & Putzel. 12s Broadway.
AMSTERDAM AVE. 4. 7S.e IT II of 172d
ST. 81 Gx100; April -, 1907: same 70 same:
5000; attorneys Rose & Putzel. 12S Broad
way.
BROADWAY :. J90tO It of ts7th st,
100. Sx55: July n, 1910: Emanuel Fellman 70
Ensign Realty GO: s4,970; attorney, Edward W
Browning. Inmansburg. n Y.
I.AIGHT ST. II s. 3s # e OF Hudson ST. 25x
100 March IL, 1905; Max Keve and Oths TO
Frederick Won der Geest; $1,000; attorney
Louis Levin, $50 Nassau st.
MADISON AVE, 1917, : sly brl5. BOXES. OK
% Gx252: Feb -, 1899: Maria Hirschmanu
to Hudson City Savings Institution; $4,000;
attorney Title Guarantee and Trust Co. 176
Broadway.
ST NICHOLAS PI. II cor of 10th st. g.. OK
90; July -. 1904; Henry Acker to The Frank
torney, Wilson NJ Powell. 20 Wall St
1Sr AVE. " cor Of 1lsth st. 25S75; 11sth
ST. Il :. 90 Il W Of LIST ave, 25x5o; May 20,
1904. Alfred Z Hanson 10 Thomas Diamond
$40. coo: attorneys, james, Schell x Elkus,
no Broadway.
It'll ST. III to 71J. 4 sty brk. 7ax5O. xix
TO the New York Life Insurance Co; $4,000
attorney, Title Guarantee and Trust Co. l7d
Broadway
SAME PROPERTY; Oct *. 1907; Arthur
McGIors 10 Annie s watt, admx $50 900: at
toney. John Shaw, 26I Broadway.
SAME PROPERTY: Sept %. 1909, Freder-
+
the New York Life Insurance Co; s45, 600; ad-
dress, $40 Broadway
9TH ST. a23 East. 3 sty brls. 2O,3x9G; March
IL 1909: Johanna Wald to Louisa fucker;
S. 500; attorney, Albert Tanner, West 10Th st.
9TH ST, 400, q. map 25s, property William
Waldorf Aston. 90 1928. Oct 10, 1907; Harry Levy
10 Louis RosenswHike; $1,000; attorney, Edward
scherer, $40 broadway
BID ST > 2, 223 1t Of 10th ave. os. 9H2oN
o. ax 100, Aug -, 1881 Robert II Howard and
Annie NJ his wife; Elizabeth Jane Childs and
Chnde II Childs 10 tho Union Dime Savings In
stitutiou; $40 900. attorney, Title Guarantee and
Trust co. lT6 Broadway.
asp 81. - *, 225 # W Of 10th ave 9s.aS2no
:;oJ ~ a1a II " III 10th ave 25x9s.9 t"gcthci
with certain apparatus. etc; juno 81, 1894; Fit
nEath Iuuo Childs and Cuido ~ Chds TO Wiut
fred Howard Hagen. 81 West Orange, y =; dis
charged Of record without production. Origina
mtg by order Of Supreme Court Special Term
Part /. sept % 1900, Sl22,5 500: attorney =
uesvrs Todd & swain les broadway
9lTI sr. f. 100 It IT 9Th ave. 2iN29 san
- - q fon n . ~ 9Th ave. - GNfs txlI 4x"s b
reb as 1906. Bipg camp Gillette 70 sarah
,-aN and lydia White Sso,on. attorney, Law
,ers rte Ineurance aud Trust -. 100 Broad
wa.
25TU ST s 3s5 n OF 9th ave. - Px2n. 90
20 I>pg Adolph Msnheiner 70 Fanui NJ Kiugs
hul, 81. GOO. attcrne', selgman Manhencr q
fl-t Goth st.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-10-19
LIS PENDENS.
OCTOBER IL.

1cso ST. 2l4 and 2fs East; Philip schulang
ast Anram Perelnnan et al foreclosure OF
10TH ST. n g, 325 II Of 7th ave. lex
11s'5x irreg: Anna \ Thomas. exrx. ct al ast
rdward III Reynolds ct al foreclosure Of
mtg1: attorneys. Miller, King. Lane & Trsf-
ford.
ODD ST n :. S2S 1T Of 1st ave 3t.7xes q;
Sarab M Mygatt ct al agt Jacob Huroyitz ct
al foreclosure Of mtg; attorneys. G & W W
Buckley.
LAFAYETTE AVE n 8. 23O ft Of Whittier
g. All 2x3059x iTreg; Lafayette ave. " cor
az Whittier st. 200x994: Emma " Merrill
act Nonpareil Realty Co ct oil foreclosure of
Mtg: attorneys. Merrill & Rogers.
snTH ST. 100 East: Emigrant Industrial
Savings Bank sgt Esther McMuTrsy ct al
foreclosure of mtg); attorneys y & z j
OGorman.
CRESTON AVE, " =. 90 n g OF 1881 ST. look
100: Emil franklin OF al agt wsInsur Realty
20 faction TO forecloss mechanics uen): at
torney. J J Hegt-
BROADWAY, cor OF s4tf st. fo2 *
I127x1O2 2x1f1.5: Robert l. Leslie ct al szt
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-10-19

Charlotte X Lee eft al faction 70 forecioss ne-
chanics' fens): attorney. q Hardy.
II7TH ST 446 and Az East. Ida Murphy
agt Charles r. zimmerman et al (forsoiosurs
of mtz): attorney. NJ n Harris.
18TH ST, go West: De Ruytcr Vsn oreer
agt Aic1zar Realty 90 et al faction N fors-
ciose mechanics iienJ: attorney, Colsty.
FREMONT AVE, " cor OF Grand ave. e2- 7
xj9 4x irreg: Frederick ~ Mead et al ast
William r Lowe Co Ct al foreclosure az mtg):
attorney. z Hatch
GRAND AVE. $. 92.4 =, : 81 fremont avs.
2.x7JN irreg: William r Decker ezt Williafn
r Lowe Co st al (forscIosurs OF nt1); attor-
neys. Rounds. Hatch. Dillingham; q Dseevoise
GRAND AVE. s. 5S.4 IT Of fremont ave
34x73 Ok irre2; Eugene r. Hatch szt william
r Love Co e al foreclosure OF mts): attor-
ney. n q Mead
Delaney sr- .. "a u ~ Gocrcx Or.
"a. 1xfO0s Joseph Rsbinovftz et al AK lyman
Rabnowitz et al (psrtitionJ: attorneys. Man
helm & Mannheim
PROSPECT AVE. n . cor - 150th 81. s0sr
IT, II: BOwsry Savings Bank egt Hercules
Realty 90 ct al foreclosure % mtgb: stfor-
nev. n Swain
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-10-19
MECHANICS LIENS.
OCTOBER Is.

ORTIZ ct 10 East; Bernard Drucker agt "
Rsxter. owner: Mrs. Nellie Van Slingerland. con
tractor: 500.
MADISON ST, n . cor Jefferson sS Gi-1OxsV
Louis Mapolion ct al agt Louis ShuIsky. owner
Jacob Spector contractor S2SS
o1ST ST. as West; Larry Black sgt Remmos
Construction CO. owner and contractor; SAoe
RIVER AVE- 8 cor 1soth st, ~ 9xl0 ; 49,
1oa :. jacobson, McCilade & Co agt : \ Whistler
Constr,Ictton Co owner and contractor: $40
FREMONT AVE. cor Grand ave. x
John Waters co agt william r Lowe, Co. owner
(renewaD; 1892 90.
2eTH ST. b33 West; KaInerman & Co agt
Emma oReilly. owner UenewaD; $50
EI.sMERE PI, s $. 800 IT W OF Marrnion ave,
Realty Co owner; George Colon & Co. contrac-
- sp6O
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-10-19
SATISFIED MECHANICS LIENS
OCTOBER Is.

GlTH ST, I42 East; New York Prism co agt
cal Dalnschinsky ct al: Aug II. 1910; $500
SoTH ST. It5 and III West; Joseph Foxton
81 al agt Madeline Reake ct al. Sept p 1870
s249 80.
T>-TERVAI,E AVE. 1855 and 1851; Joseph
salon 81 al agt Nolga Improvement Go 81 al;
June 30 1910. SIS
GOTH ST. 1l5 ana III West: Joseph Foxton
~ al agt Madeline Leake 80 al. July 20. 1olV
S24J 30.
SFABJRY PA s. Q cor lT2d st: Borough cut
stone co agt V Il construction Co ct al; Oct l.
1910 Ct,y bcnd); Sl.ido.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-10-19

syndicate The farm was owned 10y the
Van Sioien family for many years.
Antonio Cartore has bought from the
CIsrk-REan Company a plot I'm Hopkins
avenue. adjoining tho corner Of cornelia
street. Long island City The buyer VIII
erect row OF fiathouses ON the site.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-10-19
CAMDEN APARTMENT HOUSE DEAL

ofnc.-a II Coffin IS tire buyer 81 the
cam5,a apsrtsnent house A. Nos 2ol and
- Nc't Gtn street. sold recently iy tho
''ilNr Really Company. Tho dwtllIn+
'a-e No - West 69ih street was given
-. payment
,.-s9flft ]afner g. 7hs purchaser 81 10.
Yeft isth street sold recently hv Ijor-
-. Srsdier
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-10-19
m THE AUCTION MARKET.

The following transactions were recorded
Yesterday at the Real Estate salesrooms,
Kos "A and l6 Vesey street:
By Joseph J.. DAY
s.1t5-r,.v-ErE ST. 547 and 80. J0X7S. sty
~ -. a.d lott bldg, sold TO the pl;ff for
sss 600. also.
t-As- l5rlE ST. Coz. 25xl03 3; sly brk tenn,
etofe. t81ouIiIed TO october -.
Ry Daniel G1ccnwaid
WASHINGTON AVE. " :. y part Of flIip bet
lots ia and -. map ~ isass'ord Hrtatr' 10
IJrou,- sheriff sale; John - SIeas h'ieil'' h''a
d. Hr. l,r. Rirnfaufl Tor t'U"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-10-19

Tor x,x brls stable 40 i1x95 10: VI L Carroll
ia r. Townsend, owners; III 9 Pittman, -
Eas, 1tsf - architects: cost, $1,000.
SID ST. s, 225 y OF Columbus ave: for an
800 Rrosdway. owner; Schwttz & Gross. 347 5th
ove architects: cost. S1OoOov.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-10-19
NEW BUILDING PLANS.
OF rOBER Is
MNNH Al Tan.

MANI ATTAIN.
10TH ET. n +. 40 II Of Washington ave
for "A I stv hFk Amusement hall. a2.OhSSl y.
Value Realty 90 tPhlip Wattenberg 40 BROAD
way. PRESIDENT, owner. NJ w Del Gaudto. iol
fremont ave. architect. cost StO.0ou
TIE BRONX
4sTfI ST e. I25 II ~ Madison ave, FOR a
sfv Temporary boiler house, 2sxsB New YORK
central & Hudson River Railroad owner Grand
Central station Architects. 1l4 Madison ave.
architects. cost. Sl,5e0.
WARRINGTON ST. r. IS Il Of Leroy ST.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-10-19
RUNEss foR - PARcFLs.

f-< Watts bar sold for rl,e e-'ete
s,f Nau S.oleu farm IF thircy- AIN"
-f Lincoln Road ana Hswtrco creek
'-N. Iainsfcr, LoHs l-lanJ. Go q western
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-10-19
BUILDING LOAN CONTRACTS.
OCTOBER 1s

OCTOBER. 1s
NAPEs AVE .. 12s II ~ q os f75th 81. $50
Jas 2: Mary 8 Crox5on loans Mara Conenruo-
ton Co $4,000
HAVEN AVE . a. 100 n n OF 1s0th 81. foox
100; Central Building improvements ard Tu-sGt-
rnsnt Co loans Kirby Construction Co $4,000
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-10-19
RECORDED MORTGAGES,

ty,ifH name ana adde's a. Iena-I attorney ;
Interest = per cent unless otherwise stated
OCTOBER IS
NANHATTAE.
GRAND ST. az and 5I7 Z = str hrk. S'Ae1 ~
lrr'r. Sdolrh reelE - Fritz Aufrfcht 'm's
az 0'1t- oct u slu1. address. $50 East l4th ~
JEfILBsoE 81 u. ST. bTt. 2oA5a2. sam;
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-10-19

REAL ESTATE WANTED.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-10-19

AVE = n " cor of 9th St 46 3xs0; oct Il
due July Is. 1912 s per cent. Morris Lipman L
Adolph Blumenlranz $1,000, address, To4 Eas
9Th 81.
El independiente. [volume] (Las Vegas, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1894-19??, 1910-10-06

ben venderse al mejor postor,
despues pue dichos territorios So.
an admilidos en- Ia uuiou como
estados, y
"Por cudnto" iirhls secciones
on mucllu> caSps cuhren areas
muv hien cnnociias. v cuando.
aplleavloncs por patentps en In
ohcina de terienOs de los Esta-
los InidoS " lus romisionndos
/, tarwluS "a loS t,rritorius. nc.
cepten del uraciuues lnradas De
.ciHiadan0s hien r0noeidos M
eiecto cue las r1inueS sohre las
cuales las lucarioue~ cue So piden
para esr WItrniizHdas existen.
efau cunucilia como trrreno mi.
neral autes de 1898, y reeomien-
Ian que pnteutes sean expedidos
sobre los misnos los Estados
tomen terreno en- Su lugar en- lu-
ga de rs uiSmoS, v,
"l'or cuanto: nj III voS des-
cubrnlientos nliuerale son hc-
cbos, locados Y Sc upIica por pa
tente Ell las arriba lnenciondas
secelones nj ell gobierno de los
Estos Unidos 8 las propuestas
nuevas estados puedsn dar un
titulo excepto por venta de di-
El independiente. [volume] (Las Vegas, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1894-19??, 1910-10-06

chos terrenos por yenta publ
ca al mejor postor por los pro.
puestOs estados en- algun tempo
on iO futuro. no habiendo protec.
rlpn pnrn Il tomador en- este
tempo. Ahora pOr 10 tanto.
KeSnelvase: que I'll Congreso
Americana dr Mineria, pide al
al Congresp de las Estad0s Uni
dos de pasar mn nrtn que facilite
4 los nuevus descubrimientos de
ser legnlmeute lncados v paten-
tlzn'los 10 mismo que otros ter
renrs u,iuprulps del gohierno. v
que los propmestos uuevos estn-
dos rerihau terrenos on otro In.
gar.
Despues que estus resoluciO-
mes fuernn adoptadas Don Mar
garitu Romero, v los otrus Dele
gados tuliero tanto gusto, que
nuestro distinguido Delegado. los
invite q un banquete que le co.,
to una buena suma de dinero v
este con el fin de mostrar 4 So
pueblo su interes EN- asuntos pu-
blicos.
El independiente. [volume] (Las Vegas, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1894-19??, 1910-10-06

parandose Y eXpresandn ~ voto
individual, pero cnanlo se liza
mo ell nombre de II b. Ferlns
son, este ca ballero Sc qued6 sem
tado y no di6 su voto por su
com petidor como es regla no es'
critu pero muy cortez y que en-
todns las cunvenciones sc obspr
va, y aqui ensena Mr. Fergusson,
como representante de Ia Demo
er6cia sn aversion Y preocupa-
ci6n hacia los Republlcanos mu-
cho mas cuando el estaba cierto
de su derrota, no fu6 usi con
Spiess cnando su nonbre fu6 lla-
mado re levant0 de 81 asiento y
dio su voto por Fergusson.
George Armiio de Santa F6
republicano fue e5coiilo secreta
rio principal sobre \ i NlcGaf-
fey, de Albuquerque Democratic
por grande mayoria. lll mayor
II. A. Whiting, repnbIicGno, de
Albuquerque f1e electo sargento
de armas sobre A. Z Hill, De-
mocrata de Snnta t't FL vote
fue: Whiting 80; Hill %.
Para Iuterprete Cesario Pc
dragon de Las Cruces Tue escoji-
do y el Rev. Julius Hartaml de
Santa re para capellan y para
guardian la coneiencia rrligioso
de los Riembros
El Hon. Spcundino Romero,
alguacil mayor del Condndo dc
San Miguel, Y Presidente dc Ia
Comisi6n Central Repubiuauu
del Condado de San Miguel fut
s. Santa F6 4 la otgauizaci0n dC
la Convention Constitutional 1
sostener q Chas. A. Specs, Come
presidente de Ia Convention
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lEYES DE- MINERVA.

La delegation de Nuevo Mexi-
co q la convention anual deci.
mntercia del Congreso America
no de Mineria que se reunio esta
semana EN- Los Angeles de la
clal Don Margarito Romero de
Las Vegas era un mlembro, han
asegurado ell pasaje de una re.
SOLUTION pidiendo al Congreso de
los l1stados Unidos de pasar un
Acto que pernite que reclamos
he miDas que sc descubran Ell
terrenos de escuelas publicas en-
Nueyo Mexico Y Arizona de ser
pHtentizadas v locadas legal
mente de la mismu mHnera ,ue
las que SO hacen en- otros terre.
nos minerales del goblcrno. Es.
Ia es una acci0n importante Y
quiere decir mucho para los inte-
rpses mineros de los Estados
Nueyos.
La lesoluci0n que explica Ia 81.
tunei0n por entero, Tue presen-
tada por George III. Utter, de
Silver City, presidente de la dele.
gacion de Nueyo Mexico. Fue
concurrida por los otros miem.
bros de Ia delegation. Mar
garlic Romero. de Las Vegas;
! DR.. Harvey NJ. Shields, Dawson,
Iy G. II. McColIum. Steeple Rook,
. siguen las resoluciones.
"Por cuanto" los varios ac-
tos del Congreso do los Esta-
dos Unidos conceden & los Terri.
torios de Nuevo Mexico, y Arizo-
ia, seccion 36 y otras secciones,
para escuelas y otros fines, Y
"Por cuanto' las dichas sec.
clones 8 parte de las mismas de-