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New-York tribune., 1910-01-30
NOVEL DINNER INVITATION.
Brokers Served with Summons to
Attend Realty Festivities.

Some five hundred of the leading real
estate men, property owners. brokers. etc.
last Tuesday were served with a regular
summons with notice that the matter
was returnable on February 16. The paper
was the usual printed form of summons.
hlled IN with typewriting, and seemed to
make the recipient a party to some i'm
portant action.
Naturally every one read the document.
IL was summons TO attend the fourteenth
annual dinner of the Real Estate Board of
Brokers of this city in the grand ballroom
of the Waldorf-Astoria on February Is.
Accompanying the summons was a blank
form for action, which concealed in legal
verbiage the fact that the person who had
been served with the summons desired a
certain number OF tickets for the dinner
The coming dinner. from all reports re-
ceived from Joseph P. Day, president OF the
Board OF Brokers. and Joseph II Mulugan
chairman of the dinner committee. promises
10 be one OF the largest and most interest
ing ever given by this active real estate
board.
New-York tribune., 1910-01-30

1s yak amt st al . sy I taHs. as sd s ss
BY Samuel Marx
HENRY ST PA. $. 7o.7 IT of Clinton st.
%. 7x100x23. 6x100, sty tenmt; Meyer jar
muowsky ct al ags Gates ct al; a15f BsrHasa das
S11.s57 O6; taxes, etc. $3.50.
ON THURSDAY.
By Herbert A. Sherman.
1sr AVE. 40. cor Of Sd st. 4s.1xoo sty
tenmt and store
18TH ST. 21s g. 1856 # Of Sd ave. 13- 4x1o2
3 sty dwlg; W Flemming agt Pauline Flem-
ref; partition.
By Samuel Marx.
9Th ST 800 50 # Of We west t. End n .1I,s ags
agt ] F cocEeriii as' ct al: Merrill & r. attys:
leighton Lobdell ref: amt due, s9.eS' So
taxes, etc, S2SS 40.
sterdam ave. 81 sx9911. 8 sty fat: A Furst
ast Carmine Altiert ct al: Furst & T. attys'
J Dobson, ref: amt due. ss.403 81; taxes
etc. 1915 II; sub to two prior nltgs aggregatins
BY Joseph P. Day.
100.11x45x1O0.11: Colored Cooperative co
agt Sallie More ct al; A NJ Potter. atty: F A
Spencer. jr, ref: amt due, 81. .592 is.
At No 1s9 Montague st. Brooklyn
BY Bryan L. Kennedy.
SEVERAL PLOTS on West Shore and South
County rds and Lincoln Drive. oakdale. Long
Island.
ON FRIDAY. FEBRUARY 4
BY Joseph P. Day.
81ST ST. 252. 8. $50 # OF sth ave. 25xS2 81
25434s. 3 sty tenAlt; A Gilchrist agt W G.
GIlchrist ct al; William WINS. tr. ref; parti-
ton.
1s5TE ST. 3. n :. 25 IT OF 5th ave. 25xs9 II.
sty tenmt and store: ] NJ Cohen ast H
Frankel ct al: Davis & D. attys; C L Schurz.
ref; amt due. Sc 1O4 63; taxes, etc. SITS 20;
sub to a first mtg Of $1,000.
18TH ST. Z, n s. 70 II e OF 5th ave. 25x99 II.
sty brlx tenmt and store: same agt same;
action 2; same attys; same ref; amt due.
81 800 e5: taxes. etc. 500 80: sub TO first
mtg of $4,000
146TH ST. SIS TO $50, S. rs IT Of Broad
way I5x99- H. two sty fats; Twenty-third
Ward Bank agt Rae Ginsberg ct al; Lexow.
NJ & ", attys: C L Cohn. ref; amt due.
se,44S 02; taxes. etc. 1881 "a
18TH ST. 245. $. ASS IT " OF 7th ave, 1sx
80 H. sty dwg; Benjamin Steinman ct al agt
r w Hemmens ct al: Alexander Rosenthai.
atty: F L c Keating, ref; amt due S4.2SS 6S:
taxes. etc, S216 81; sub to mtg OF SIS, 600
By Samuel Marx.
CRESToN AVE. 2262. s, 1894 IT of 1894
81, 16.sxs9,6, 2 sty hrk dwg: 1 Meisel agt
Mountshannon Realty Co ct al; Meisel & B.
attys; NJ a Lesser, ref; amt due. S5.91s SO:
taxes, etc, Sl9i 40.
New-York tribune., 1910-01-30
A CHANCE FOR HoMEsEEKERs
Fine Borough Park Houses for Sale at
Attractive Prices.

Many ideal two-family houses in the
Borough Park section OF Brooklyn. one Of
the choicest residential districts of that
borough. are offered for sale by Joseph J.
Hynes. the we'll known owner and builder
Each house is 20 feet wide by 81 feet, occu-
pying lot 100 feet deep.
SiXty-hve similar dwelling houses were
sold last year by Mr.. Hynes.
The new buildings contain all modern con-
veniences. Each has twelve rooms, two
tiled baths. parquet floors. fancy fixtures,
large mirrors. medicine closets and large
wardrobes.
Within easy reach of the property are
public schools and churches OF all de-
nominations. The transit facilities are ex-
cellent.
The fronts of the buildings are set in
Indiana limestone. and face on an asphalt
ed road. The best material was used in
constructing the houses. and only skilled
labor was employed. Only a small deposit
Is required toward the purchase of these
buildings
New-York tribune., 1910-01-30
RECORDED TRANSFERS.

with name and address OF purchssero
JANUARY -.
MANHATTAN
AVE \. cor J4th st. 2Sx7T; Annie Esd FsdsISns' Z,
Address 12S East TAIN st.
ALLEN at. 152. :. sT.6x2S s. Hynaan eo0e'
Address. lS2 Allen 81.
BROADWAY, 14S9. $. 20.ex6o5; Felix ls..s S..a-
10 William Funk; Jan = tn's sie"''N
Address. go Broadway -,
BROADWAY. W 5. SSH II $ OF lGo,n =, Sot-
lOl .: Emanuel Heilner et al 70 Iris,ISsu s,,N
fin. OF Milton. n Y: Jan IS (ntg Ssse'cl' w
Address. lS5 Broadway. -.
BROADWAY 1896. c $: Felix Isuian % '~
Mastbaum (mts sIO.O0o,: 81. v,r 81.
Attorney. Felix Isman. lS2S So Fern ~
Philadelphia AZ.
cHRYsTIE ST. > 100 n q ssassSI ss,,ST {,
Soxls6: Martin Ensel TO NHfAe'
(mtg S79.Oool: S1O0.
Address. 2S6 Eldridge ST ,s
SAME PROPERTY; Max n Steiner 70
$50 O0ol. SlOO
Address. as above ...
EXTRA PI. s e ;. 25 1x4sx1S Sxts.t. W'l'
ID + Halsted 20 William T De Forest
Address. iT6 Broadway ,Oor rses
MoRNINGSIpE AVE West West o,as, " AxslrS
Realty Co 70 NJ r L suildins Co. jan
SsSress is6 Riverside Drive. ,sx
MADISON AVE 5. Sl.4 n n e iSStn 'tssS. : jan
S.: Mary sherry TO Georse W oNa-'
IS mtg $4,000. 81,
Address. Nassau ST. a, ,srth
VADSWORTH AVE. 5. loo 70 ~ rornsa
81 as SxsS: Frederick Patt 20
Matthew's: Jan 2S Ontg <i05oci "
Address. So Bond ST. s,al-
u,,rT ST a. and 90. Ts.Tx-: Island nss
~ 90 10 United Sta-es Realty ana -iS
ment Co (mtg $500 000l. SlOo
Address, Ill Broadway. u.kp %
Henry d Greenwald and ano tsn's
Sito.
Address. 1850 81 ave ,,svis
NIarS 10 FREDERICK Dreher tntg Ss5ov''
Address. ia Lenox ave ..,,s 4
TIN AVE a4sa and 24S6. W cor
New-York tribune., 1910-01-30

brought by the Nineteenth Ward Bank
against Frederick z. Platt and others TO
foreclose a second mortgage OF $500 rhs
prior mortgage IS $4,000.
Michael Marrone has been appointed r.
ceiver Of the rents OF No. 33S Eas. 18th
street. tenement house, IN an action
brought by Oscar ". FriedIander aza,nsr
the P. In1perato Realty Company and othsr,
to forecIose mortgage OF $3.50
New-York tribune., 1910-01-30
FIFTH AYE. LEASE.
Jamaica Estates Corporation to
Haze q Ne5o Office.

The ETnestus Gulick Company has leased
TO ex-Lieutenant Governor Woodruff Of
fees in the Cambridge Building for the
use of the corporation of Jamaica Estates
Of which he was recently elected president
II IS planned that the offices of Garden City
Estates. now in the Flatiron Building. will
be given UP, and the business OF that COM
pany transacted also from the offices of
Jamaica Estates in the Cambridge Building.
The McVickar-Gsillard Realty Company
has leased No. 123 West 46th street for
Moses Weinhnan to the Loyal Order Of
Moose for a term OF years. This property
is being completely redecorated and fur
nished for club purposes. and will be the
New York headquarters for this organiza-
zion.
Jesse 7. Meeker has leased for Samuel
Marks 10 Morris Markell for long term Of
years the five story hotel property Nos
65s and 658 Sixth avenue, northeast corner
or 38th street. 50xS0 feet; also, IN conjunc-
ton with Gillen & Stryler for Miss East
man. the four story and basement building
80. GG3 West 45th street 25x75 feet, TO
corris Salmon, for the storage and repair
OF automobiles.
Everett n Seixas has leased for the Fifth
Avenue Company Office space In the Colum-
bia Bank Building to Harry A. Daniels
Barnett & Co. have leased the store and
basement in No. 30 West 125th street 10
the Schandel Trunk Company for long
term OF years.
RanaId II. Macdonald has leased for a
term of years the five story building No 4s
West 3eth street 10 a Mr. Hoetzer. Mr..
Hoetzer also leased the four story dwell
ing No. q West 35th street for twenty
one years. at a net rental ranging from
$4,000 10 $4,000 a year.
]. arthur Fischer has leased for Alfred
Rigny 10 Alter Naftulin the second loft
at No. $50 West Broadway. Also, the
store I'm the building No. ess Sixth avenue
10 the Dime Messenger Company.
New-York tribune., 1910-01-30
REALTY NOTES.

J. n Mayors has been appointed aus
tioneer to sell in foreclosure No. e74 Mad
son avenue This parcel IS In the heart Of
the aristocratic Murray Hill section.
AT the recent wearing apparel show Al
Madison Square Garden the exhibit Of Fred
erick Fox & Co., real estate brokers. at
tracted much attention This firm showed
pictures. plans and plaster models OF ths
various mercantile buildings which IL IA
offering for rent TO manufacturers OF wou,-
ems and mems wear. This novel method O.
reaching prospective tenants for the many
properties in its charge has caused CON-
siderable favorable comment, not ouIv
from business persons. but from owners Of
property in the section in which IL 1,
active.
New-York tribune., 1910-01-30
BUYING BIG MORTGAGES.

The mortgage department of the Title
Guarantee and Trust Company issued yes
terday the following report covering the
first month of the new year:
A review of the first month of the new
year brings some causes for congratulation
TO real estate interests in greater New
York. Our expectations for a good mort
gage year in 1910 are being realized There
has been steady demand on the part OF
borrowers for loans of the attractive char
acter that we are always glad to make
me high character of the applications for
building loans that have been received dur
Ing the month indicates that the superior
quality OF building Improvement that was
so marked during the year 1909 is TO be
maintained and perhaps surpassed In 1910"
New-York tribune., 1910-01-30
RECORDED LEASES.
with name and address ot iessee)
JANUARY %

with name and address ot lessccD
JANUARY %
NORFOLK ST, las: Hyrnan Seisnfsld 20 Ss--y
Hellnan; yrs from Nov !. 1893; StOs.
Address. 126 Essex 81.
PARK PL, l; United Merchants Realty and n
VeStnent Co 20 Leo Raul and an0i yrs TOM
Jan q 1910. Jan Is; $4,000.
A0oreSs. l Park pl-
18TH ST. las West; William 2 Bascock 70
Adeline z Dean: 2 yrs from Ocr / lSe'
Jan IS; $500
Address. las West 18th 81.
14TH ST. n 5. 1T5 II OF 9th ave, SxloSs >.
Frederick T Van Bsursn st al 20 Willara. y
Demorest:. 21 yrs from Nov !. 1909: Jan IS
So 600
Address. ID East 14th 81.
18TH ST. AT East; Moses Scharer 20 Be1ecs,.S
Sottile: yrs (Jan 2S from May I. 1910: sou
Address. All East 18th ST
1sSD ST. 4So East; Peter Fox 10 John Wai'@'
yrs from May 1. 1909; Jan 2s: S1-N
Address. 4SO East 1880 ST.
New-York tribune., 1910-01-30
LOANS AGGREGATING s1so.5oo.

Louis S. Lotsch & Co. Paul Roth and
William Lane have negotiated the follow
ing loans; Sixteen thousand dollars on No
6-S st. AIMS avenue. 5000 on Union ave-
nue. near Boston Road; $1,000 on near
Westchester avenue and Eastern Bouie-
ward. $3.50 on Seton homestead. 5000 on
near fremont avenue. West Chester: $4,000
on Gleason avenue, Unionport: $4,000 on
Cuurtlandt avenue. near l59th street: A.cO
on Seton homestead. $4,000 on l62d street.
near Prospect avenue: $4,000 on Willis ave-
nue.. near l4sd street: 5000 on Intervale
of NS6 500 ~ ao9'Ve''o
New-York tribune., 1910-01-30
FLORAL PARK SALE

Inc George II. West Realty Company
mas sold TO syndicate tract OF thirty-six
acres at Floral Park. The tract is triangu-
,ar ana has frontages ON Tyson avenue and
Iawrence avenue. 1t is the parcel known
as the Rhodes farm. and will be subdivided
'hto building plots of one acre or less each
New-York tribune., 1910-01-30

Madison Square Garden and form an l.
around the northeast corner Of Fourth
avenue and 26th street. The Rheinfrank
Wrecking Company has taken the contract
for removing the structures. Nothing def
mite as to REINFORCEMENT of the property
has yet been determined
New-York tribune., 1910-01-30
TO RAzE A LANDMARK.

On. the application Of Carrere & Hastings.
architects. the Buildings Department has
granted a permit for razing the buildings
No. 367 to 81 Fourth avenue and Nos. 1O3
and los East 26th street part of the old
Putnam House. The properties are opposite
New-York tribune., 1910-01-30
MAY IMPROVE GLEN ISLAND

Ignatius Roth. who recently bought Glen
Island. In Long Island Sound, is consider
Ing plans for forming a 100000 company
whlch VIII make Glen Island an amuse-
ment park One Of the projects of the
company is to erect there a big ail-the-
year-round hotel adapted to seaside condi-
uons.
New-York tribune., 1910-01-30
RECENT BUYERS.

3. l.. Frank and s. Frank, OF the Essefr
Realty Company. are the buyers of No, 142
East 18th street. sold through II. C. Senior
d Co. Tor the Fountain estate. The buyers
own the adjoining property and now con-
troll plot G6xlO0 feet
New-York tribune., 1910-01-30
SALE OF BROOKLYN PARCEL,

Howard c. Pyle Co. have sold the, prem
ises No. ia Lafayette avenue. thre. story
ana basement and cellar with large extern
SION brick dwelling house. between South
o&iord ana Cumberland streets, 22xlOO feet
Tor Mrs A. b. Snow to client for occu-
pancy.
New-York tribune., 1910-01-30
BUYS GREENWICH SITE.

LEcluse, Washburn & Co. have sold tho
property OF w. w. Hail. at Byron Shore.
TO client. The purchaser will make ex-
tensive alterations to the property and then
occupy ii.
New-York tribune., 1910-01-30
RECEIVERS OF RENTS NAMED.

Justice Hendrick. OF the Supreme Court.
mas appointed John A. McEveely receiver
VI the rents OF No. 9 Jones street seven
story mercantile building, in an action
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-04-09
FARMERS MAKING WAR
AGAINST THE WEEVIL
Many PlOughing Up Their Lu-
Germ Ground in Fight Upon
Common Enemy.

Farmers In Salt Lake county lust now
arc busily engaged in wagIng a small war
against the weeyil which is causing
much damage TO the crops in this valley.
Many landowners have plowed up their
lucarn ground and planted again. FOR
they are OF the opinion that the weevil
does not survive on grain II does on
the lucern sprouts.
The wecvil greatly resembles a beetle.
This ind strious insect gets in it's work
when the tender sprouts begin TO grow.
that this seasons crop of alfalfa Will be
affected 10 a considerable extent by the
destructive weevll Efforts last year to
eliminate the weevil were not successful
and many farmers have titled their soil
for purposes other than that OF planting
uccrn seed. Some farmers have made Il
careful study or the work OF the weeyi!,
and find that the insect lays it's eggs in
the fail. just as soon the last crop
OF alfalfa has been matured. In tn"
spring the eggs begin 10 hatch. and at
first the shape Of the insect is that OF
worm. but il grows Wings arc noticed
and the weeVil begins 10 NY quite early.
The weeVil grows 10 GOOD proportions
before Its normal size is reached and IL
is at this period that the destruction TO
crops is most noticeable. Experiments
along many lines have been tried. but
nothing has ever been accomplished
which will do away with the wecVn en-
tirely Some farmers say that by har-
rowing the luccTn patch thoroughly at the
beginning OF the season the WeeFil can
he eliminated.
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State Of Utah. Office Of the Cor,
sioncr OF Insurancc-ss. 90i'
l, George = souires, commission
certify that tho above named in.,S
company has filed in my office def
statement OF its condition. from /.
the foregoing statement has been
pared. and that the said company n
all other respects complied With the
uf the state relating To Insurance.
In testimony whereof | have hnr,
sct my hand and affixed the seal q
insurance department this Goth dr
March, \. -. 1910.
GEORGE P. SOUR,
Commssi
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At : o'clock all sat down TO delicious
supper The tables We're arranged along
three sides OF the room and wcrc pTeItllw
decorated with rcd and white Cerno tons,
while overhead were hung festouns Of
red and green tissue. The "hTido" was
The recipient of many handsome floral
rCmcmbranccs and received her hororS
with much appreciation. The menu was
of The incest description. and with Quip
and Jest the service was completed,
Then came the programme, when many
old time ncighbors and relatives spoke
most touchingly. Among those who spoke
were Bishop Clawson, Bishop Romney
Mrs. Hardy. Mr.. Park and many others,
delightful musical and special pro-
grammc was given by Fred Midgcy. Mrs
Claire Handy Elebcr Is. AldoUs, Ethel
Connolly. j. George Midglcy Darlt
Evans, Il. r. Midgley. Mrs. Cumorah
Burns and others.
All In all il was one of the pleasant
est events OF the Kind given Ina Salt Lake
FOR long time and conEra tuia tiuns were
showered upon the guests of honor,
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APPRAISERS IN ENERARD
ESTATE FILE REPORT

Joseph w. McMurrin and H. II. Blood.
appointed TO appraise the estate of Sarah
Everard. deceased, filed report in the
probate division OF the district court
Friday. fixing the value Of the estate
at $50. 20O.67,
The debts of the estate amount to Sl2.
i51.I4. leaving A balance OF s37, i5l.li
subject TO tine state inheritance tax. The
amount of the tax 10 be paid To the
state according 20 the report OF the APP
praisers, is $fS92.i7,
The report was approved by the court
and the tax ordered paid
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REORGANRAT| Of
FIRM CELEBRAT Ed
Stockholders of Elk Coal Com
pany Gather at Commercial
Club in Banquet.
ALSO. NEAT BLOCK OF BIG
x BOND ISSUE Is TAKEN
Company AWnS Several GGGd
Veins of Coal at KemmePer,
Wyoming.

Stockholders or The Elk Coat company
rsebratcd the reorganization of the cou-
Germ with banquet at the Commercial
club Friday nigh, and. incdentaily. about
$4,000 OF the bond issue ot 100000 was
subscribed ny local and Chicago investors
The practical reorganization Of Che com
pany was effected through the interest
In the company taken ny a party ~ Chi
ca2o capitalists. and the underwriting ol
.ho half-m!llion dollar bond issue by
Lumley & Johnson OF Chicago.
DR., c. G. Lumlcy, who acted as toust-
master, said thSi no and his associates
had been Interested in the proposition by
i. NJ. Jensen, president OF the company.
ana he had engaged l.. y. Rice. an expert
mining engineer. and they hal inspected
the property thoroughly.
Rich Veins OF Coal.
M. Rice Told briefly OF their Inspection,
saving that the CompInys : property ~
Kcmmerer, Wyo., contains from eleven To
thirteen veins ot coal, aSgrcgGtiug zoo 10
$50 feet in thickness. and ono vein at
tanning a thickness of scVcnty-scYen feet.
lie said the coal is OF remarkable purity
and. under proper management and with
adequate equipment OF the right design.
he believed, il is the biggest and best
coal mining proposition in the country.
He said the present equipment OF The
mine is entirely inadequate for proper
and economical handling. but this can be
rencdjed with the proposed bond issue.
DR.. Lumley explained that before he
would undertake TO undcrwritc the bond
issue. change In management from mine
10 selling agency was imperative. The
board Of directors was increased from five
In eleven members by adding the names
Of L. V, Rice engineer; George Linden.
president of the Griffin Car Wheel COM
pany; W. R. Mitchell a school official
of Chicago; j. j. lIobias, head of the
Chicago Law school; DR.. c. G. Lumcy
and y. l.. johnson.
No Salaries.
The company Will be managed from Chi
cago. with Mr.. Rice in charge OF the
mine and MIR. Johnson in charge Of the
sales department J. NJ. Jensen remains
as president Of the company. and Elias
s Woodruff as secretary. with tho cN
&c ption of the secretary. the officers and
directors of the company agree that they
shall receive no salaries until the com
psny is on dividend paving basis.
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West Coast Life Insurance
21f-215 DooIy Block,
r o. EoH 1916. Salt Lake City. 1,

rs The West Coast Life Insuranra
pany, San Francisco. Calf
Name OF president, Henry Crocke
Name Of secretary. Julian Sonnta,
The amount Of its capital stock
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The amount Of its capital stock
paid up is ............-. oso
The amount OF it's assets ig ass
The amount of It's liabilities On
Guiding capiialj is .... a.o
The amount OF It's income during
the preceding calendar wear tss
Tho amount OF Its expenditures
during the preceding calendar
year .-.....-.-......... a-s
The amount Of losses and ma
tuCcd endowmcnts paid during
the preceding calendar year %
The amount Of risks writter "a
during the year ... oe,
Th" amount Of risks in force AZ
the end Of the year ...,. & .oa
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SUNDAY SCHOOL CLASS
TO GIVE BIG BANQUET

The Central Christian church of Salt
Lake claims to have the largest Sunday
scl1ool class in Utah. $50 names being on
the class roll. II M. Marsh is the teacher
day morning at 10 o'clock There is won
derful interest manifest in the study OF
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monthly meeting, The attendance was
quite large The subject Narcotics" i"
was ably discussed by Mrs. l.. II. Page,
who told of the evil effect liquor has
upon the minds ot men. as well as wo-
men. and pointed out that 90 be pure
and wholesome one must not become ad-
diCted To the habit.
Other members delivered talks. in
whCh they referred 10 the work accom-
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the Bible. and the object or purpose OF
this class Is to get at Bible truths and
apply them to present day problems This
Sunday school class will give n banquet
al the church on Friday evening. April 10.