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The San Francisco call., 1910-07-17

buying price. Sic: fresh eastern, 2Sc; eastern
storage packed extras. 26e.
Butter-Selling price to trade 212c higher.
cooking butter. 26c; ladle butter. 26c.
Cheese-Northern fresh. lie; anchor large. 1Sc;
Oregon daisy 1S15 "a l9e; twins. 1Sl@c; do daisies
l9dl9I5c; do longhorn. 19d zoe: do cheddars
20c: imported Swiss. Soc; Jack cheese, 25c; do
burger 1920: roquefort, 3sd40c edam, $Sg9
Canadian cream box. 81.
Beans-No. / pink. s7.25; limas, $4.75; No;
Lady Washington, 50; No. ! small whites. 50
No. l blackeyes, S6: No / garvanzas, $3.50
No. l lentis. California 81.
Potatoes-New potatoes. lug, soc; do sack
81 so; white rose 81: yellow sweets. 64Ic 10.
Receipts of produce were: Eggs 23f cases
butter 80 .66O lbs: cheese, 4.430 lbs; pota toes
> Alb sacks: beans 500 sacks; sweet potatoes
II sacks. apDleS go sacks
The San Francisco call., 1910-07-17
WAR DEPARTMENT RULES
AGAINST CREDIT HOUSES
Enlisted Men Buy too Many
Luxuries on InstalIments

WASHINGTON. July 16.-Sale of art
icles on the installment plan to enlisted
men of the army hereafter will not
have the general support of the war
department.
So extensive had become the practice
and so frequent the purchases of art
fcles of luxury that steps have been
taken to put stop to the system.
In accordance with a decision just
reached, the department in future will
decline to assist in the collection of
installment debts unless the obliga-
tion was incurred with the knowledge
and consent of the officer commanding
the company or detachment to which
the debtor belongs.
The San Francisco call., 1910-07-17
HONOLULAN LEAVES
$1,125,7S5 ESTATE
Property Left in Trust for the
Widow and Children.
Especial Correspondence of The Call

ISPSS1' ~O'~~ro'oo ~ ~ ~~t%l
HONOLULU, July 9.-The will of the
late Alexander Young. who died at his
home here on July 2, was admitted to
probate on Thursday, the value of the
estate being given at $1,125.7S5.
The widow received one-third and
the remainder is divided up. in equal
shares. with the exception of some few
small legacies, between the sons and
daughters.
The estate is left in trust, with the
exception of the Waikiki residence
and an annuity of $4,000. which go to
the widow. The administrators are:
W. o. Smith, w. Fl. Baird. r. A. Young,
A. A. Young and c. G. Won Hamm.
The San Francisco call., 1910-07-17
WHAT CENTRAL
TOLD KELLER
Angry Exclamation by Traffic
Manager at Phone Brings
Surprising Reply

JAMES a. KELLER, traffic manager
for Baker & Hamilton, has little
- patience with railroadmen who try
to do business with him over the tele-
phone. The other day he was in con-
versation with a representative of an
eastern road.
You go hang yourself" he said over
the phone. Then, after pause: do
you hear me?"
Your party has hung up broke in
central.
The increase in the number of rail-
roads using steel cars is nearly 100 per
cent larger than two years ago. and a
list compiled from the car Journals
shows that approximately $500 steel
cars for passenger service have sDeen
purchased or built during the last Il
months.
H. C. Baker, formerly contracting
freight agent for the Illinois Central
in this city, has been appointed freight
agent of the Pere Marquette. with
headquarters in this city.
The Baltimore and Ohio has an
nounced the placing OF an order for
additional new equipment, consisting
of so mikado type freight locomotives.
George Weeks. for nearly 80 years in
the employ of the Southern Pacific and
widely known among the employees OF
that company, passed away at the
Southern Pacific hospital last Thurs
day, following an operation.
Weeks was one of the most popular
men of the Southern Pacific company,
many of his former associates attend
ing the funeral yesterday.
Weeks was born in New York. He
enlisted as a boy in the union army,
fighting until the close of the war
He leaves a widow
James p. Burnett, for the last 20
years identified with the freight de-
partment of the Missouri Pacific, died
in st. Louis July s.
The Southern Pacific company is re-
ported to be running a survey for a
proposed cutoff between Giddings and
Bryan, Tex, distance of about so
miles. The Importance of the line
would be the opening of a new outlet
for traffic destined to northern and
eastern points, as it would connect the
Houston and Texas Central and the
San Antonio and Arkansas Pass prop
critics of the Southern Pacific.
The San Antonio and Aransas Pass
connects with the transcontinental lines
of the Southern Pacific at Flatonia.
The Houston and Texas Central runs
north to Fort Worth, Dallas and a num-
ber of other important trade centers
of that part of the state.
Aside from the advantages of the
proposed cutoff as a connecting link
between the two roads it will traverse
a rich cotton growing territory, which
would afford a heavy local tonnage.
Use of slang is forbidden in the home
of local raiIroadman because one of
the members of the family. a bright
little girl, displays a persistent apti-
tude in retaining expressive but un-
cultured phrases.
The other evening at dinner the
mother, father and daughter drifted
into the vernacular and fresh start
was made necessary. The little girl
started it:
I'm not stuck on this bread she
remarked.
Mary said the mother, you, want
to cut out the slang"
That's a peach of a way of cor
recting the child" commented the
father.
Il know, replied the mother, but i
just wanted to put her wise
The San Francisco call., 1910-07-17
building Contracts

Lonis Rosenthal with Lange & Bergstrom, Pa
ciac fire extinguisher company, William S. Shook
& Son and STANDARD electrical company-To
erect FIVE story and basement brick and wood
bulding in y line of Sutter street, 1876 w of
Powell. " a by y 1876; S22.442.
George H. Roos with Williams Brothers &
Henderson-To erect two story, basement and
attic brick residence in Jackson street, 75 e of
Maple. 62:6. y 1903 1882, w TO point, S
1910 1916; $329F1.
The San Francisco call., 1910-07-17
Naval store.-Turpentine and Ro.in

Firm, SC Z as69.c. sales. 441 receipts. i.o25;
shipments, 375; stock. 9,517.
Rosin-Firm. Receipts. 2.2ss; shipments
2.733: stock. 59,119; sales, 2.241. Quotations.
B, $5.35@5.55: d, $5.50@5.55; E, $5.55@5 go
f. s5.55@5.62h; G, S5.55G5.65; II, S5.6od
5.6712; ]. 500; X, $5.75G5.s0; NJ, $5.75@5 so
y, S6; VIC, $500; WV. $3.50.
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New York Metal Market

NEW YORK. July 16.-The metal markets
were practically nominal usual at the week
end.
Copper-Quiet. Lake. 12.62i5fd12.S1I5c: cleo
trolytfc 12-25n12 soc; casting. 12I21h 6I2. .25c.
Iead-Dull 445M450c
Spelter-Steady. 5.50d5.60c.
Iron-Unchanged.
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London Wool Sales

LONDON. July 16.-The offerings at the wool
auction sales today amounted 10 e.Ss3 bales.
Prices hardened increased home and conti-
mental buying of the best greasy merinos and
coarse crossbreds. Tasmanian greasy realized
i 3i2d. Heavy scoureds often sold at per
cent decline. Next week G,500 bales will be
offered
The San Francisco call., 1910-07-17
Deadn,an's Flat Deal

+. o. Parker of Los Angeles, in be-
half of the Golden Eagle gold mining
company, has acquired the large hold
ings of ]. E. Mitchell of San Fran
cisco at Deadman's fat, as we'll as the
half interest Mitchell had in the West
Point quartz claim there.
The Mitchell claims adjoin the West
Point and consist of several hundred
acres The sale was an outright one,
az the deeds of transfer have been
placed on record in the courthouse.
Parker is highly pleased with the
possibilities Of the district in which
he has become interested. The West
Point and Mitchell claims are in close
proximity to the Kenosha and Califor-
MIA mines, which have given UP some
phenom enally rich specimen ore In past
years 1t will be remembered that
several years ago rich find was made
in the tunnel of the West Point.
It is stated that Parker and his COM
pany have in view an extensive cam
the West Point will be retimbered and
extended ahead to determine where the
best ore shoots are located. When this
has been accomplished Parker intends
to sink a central shaft to tap all the
holding to advantage. Suitable machin-
ery will be erected and the bore will
be driven down vertically to a depth
of at least 500 feet.-Grass Valley
Union.
Shenandoah Mine
company has been organized to
French ravine near Rich Bar.-Ex-
The San Francisco call., 1910-07-17

Beans (per ctn-Bayos. $e.5Oa6.s5; small
white. Sael525; large white. SIS. 800; pink.
fo06l5; red, sGQ625; blackeye, S5.6oM5-T5;
Pima. 81 s004.50; red kidneys. S5.50@5.T5; Gran
perry beans, S4.25M 4,75; garvanZas, $2.504325;
horse beans, nominal.
Seeds-Brown mustard &c; yellow mustard,
- haxseed, 5d5iZc: canary, 3i2M3%c; al
tslfa- l6d 17c; rape, 1G255c; timothy, &c; hemp,
So 315e; Inillet. rs a &c per ID.
Dried Pess-Green, SS.65@3.75 per ctl.
The San Francisco call., 1910-07-17
CLEGG MUST STAND
TRIAL IN ARKANSAS

SACRAMENTO. July ia requisi-
tion was honored in the governors
office today asking that Hobert i.
Clegg. now in custody in Los Angeles.
be returned to Arkansas, where he is
wanted to face forgery charge.
The San Francisco call., 1910-07-17
Hoag District Active

Throughout the whole district show
ings were never so good or the out
being attracted by these really re-
markable showings, and all predict
steady increase of activity. and in due
time a boom that will have something
substantial behind it. Modoc is cer-
tainlyx coming into her own, and soon,
at that.
of surface and assaying from $12 to
SS6.64 per ton was located on the
Llewellyn lease this week. The find
is located in the extreme southeastern
corner of the school section joining j.
+. Cutters ground. The chunks of
float that lie scattered over the ground
in many instances will weigh 500
pounds. which would indicate that the
lead is not far away and very large.
1t is no slide, as the property is located
on the extreme apex of the mountain.
and the find is creating quite an i'm
preston among mining men.
Llewellyn considers the float very
valuable find, and as there are at least
100 tons of the precious stuff lying
on top of the ground, he is building a
road to the mill and will mill the
entire surface of the 600 feet SQUARE,
knows that there are large returns
in it.
At the Consolidated on the Mountain
View the rich vein has increased in
size, and the values are running high
er. sample was presented to- this
office weighing 100 pounds and which
does not contain a barren spot. Inc
vein shows a disposition to run into
base, which is very encouraging, as the
presence of base ore at this depth
(about $50 feet) tends to show the per-
manency of the gold bearing bodies,
and the size of the sample presented
to this office proves that the veins are
not stringers.
The ore bins are complete and all of
the men that have been working on
roads and ore bins are at work in the
mine and will not be pulled off again
for anything. Extra men have been
employed to muck and do the odd
jobs of the mine, so that nothing will
impede the work of getting out ore.
Manager Cumming has put on more
men, all experienced miners, and all are
unanimous in the opinion that the
Mountain View is a shipper and a Won
der.
Mr.. McCleary, who is working on
the Mountain Sheep vein. has one of
the finest surface showings in the
camp. Showing is a clean cut fissure
with northerlX- and southrr1y strike,
rather an exception to east and west
rule. From surface to depth of about
Is feet vein averages about foot of
clean quartz, free on both walls and
carrying over $50 average gold content.
Fort Bidwell Gold Nugget.
The San Francisco call., 1910-07-17
ST. Lonir wool Market

ST LOUIS July 6-Wool-Unchanged: me-
dunn grades combing and clothing, 22@23 15c;
light fine. lT@1se; heavy fine, 13014c; tub
washed 25A 0321ac.
The San Francisco call., 1910-07-17
Renns and seeds

small: ducks. S7d7.5O; pigeons. s1.75d2; squads.
<@.sonas geese. S26I go per pair.
Game lper dozenl ~ Nominal.
The San Francisco call., 1910-07-17
FRANCISCO GALL. SUNDAY. july 17. 1910:
"DEATH VALLEY SCOTTY''
TELLS OF NEW Ell DORADO
Declares That He Has Discovered Gold Ledge Richer Than His
i Mysterious Mine in the Southwestern Desert

etmng
nco
th m nd wm tracing
Grassy
ckrgeh serahn ndrda OF
has psrey
e i
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Los Angeles Produce Market
+ Soecial- Dfsoofch 10 The Call

los ANGELES, July IG.-Therc Was no ma-
3erial change in produce prices today. The
market was firm.
Esss-LOcai ranch candled, s5c; do case count,
The San Francisco call., 1910-07-17
chicago Dairy Produce Market

CHICAGO. July I6.-Cheese-SteadE. Daisies.
La. n ice: twins 156II II5ihc: Young Americas
I5ik n Ice: longhorns, lea 16Hc-
The San Francisco call., 1910-07-17
Cassidy Development

f. C. Longe. manager and superin-
in the Grass Valley mining district
states that excellent progress is being
made at the mine. The so horsepower
hoist, compressor and other machinery
of the surface plant, which was re-
Gently installed, work to perfection. A
35 horsepower boiler has also been put
in so as to insure the company against
loss of time in case the electricity Is
shut off at any time.
The shaft is being sunk at a 3S de-
gree pitch and is being put down al
the rate of four feet per day. The
shaft which is double compartment
6x12 feet, is now down to a depth of 45
feet. The ledge measures Is inches In
the incline and some of the ore re-
Gently taken out shows large quantities
of free gold. The Cassidy gold mining
company, which includes many promi-
nent capitalists, intend to sink the
shaft to distance of 900 feet. They
are highly pleased at the ore thus faI
encountered and think they have a
bonanza in the Cassidy.-Grass Valley
Union.
The San Francisco call., 1910-07-17
Polar Star

James Neal, the mining promoter of
Butte, Mont, arrived in this city yes
terday, accompanied by a mining ex-
pert The day was spent in Ios looking !; y g
Immediately back of the North Star
mill, and from the statements made by
the promoters after viewing the prop
erty it is evident that the Polar Star
mine may resume operations within a
short time.
The Polar Star is equipped with min
ing machinery of every description and
it will not take much to put the once
good producer on it's legs again. The
company which last operated this prop
erty spent somewhere in the neighbor-
hood of $4,000 on the property and
took out good rock, which showed some
free gold.
John Kirby. superintendent of the
Daily West mine at Park City. Utah.
is one of the heavy owners of the
property. There is about 200 acres OF
mineral ground on the property and
with proper development there is no
reason why the mine could not be made
one of the best producers in the Grass
Valley mining district.-Grass Valley
Union
The San Francisco call., 1910-07-17
Lincoln Consolidated

Work was started at the Lincoln
Consolidated mine at Sutter Creek last
ing up around the shaft, preparatory
to starting the hoist to unwater the
mine. The hosting machinery erected
by the former company is first class,
and capable of prospecting the prop
erty to much greater depth than the
existing workings All the stock of
fered for sale to provide working cap
ital has been subscribed. A. L. Noce, a
veteran mining man of this country,
has been appointed to take charge of
the development work as Superintend-
ent. He is thoroughly posted on the
dips, spurs and angles of mother lode
mining. There is no valid reason, not
withstanding all the prospecting that
has been done on this property In the
past, why the Lincoln Consolidated
should not develop into dividend
payer-Amador Ledger
Bunker Hill
The damage to the gallows frame
caused by an accident the latter part of
reports sent to outside papers The
damage was slight, and caused no
stoppage of mining activity. The trou-
BILE with the engineers has been satis-
factorily adjusted. Two of the old en-
gineers returned to work, and one new
man was engaged. The cleanup for the
June run was over S24,000-S1, 200 per
stamp The drift at the 1850 level is
being pressed forward as rapidly as
possible. 1t is not expected to tap the
ore body before the end of the month.
The Bunker Hill company has devel-
oped a remarkable body Of ore to the
1850 foot level. II has been opened for
over 500 feet, in some places is fully 80
feet wide, with the end unreachej. In
many respects it is the most remark
able body of quartz ever opened in this
section. Throughout its entire length
values run into milling grade The
crosscut from the 1900 level Is being
The San Francisco call., 1910-07-17
Shenandoah Mine

company has been organized to
work the old Shenandoah mine in
French ravine near Rich Bar.-Ex-
change.
The San Francisco call., 1910-07-17

James p. Burnett, for the last 20
years identified with the freight de-
partment of the Missouri Pacific, died
in ST. Louis July s.
New-York tribune., 1910-01-25
RECORDED TRANSFERS.
with name and address of purchaser
JANUARY "A.
MANHATTAN

with name and address of purchaser
JANUARY "a.
MANHATTAN.
ALLEN ST. ls6. $. %. 11xs7 5x23xs7.6; Mary
iupln to Joseph Ullman tntg s2s,1OOji 800.
Address 1850 Broadway.
BANK ST. 10 3; Greenwich ave. 81 to 1Ol: 18th
81 23S West; Bedford st, 73 TO "a: Commerce
81, 32 10 a., ana Mott ST. 139; Gertrude Drey-
fons ana ano to Herbert Dreyfous; one-sxth
part Jan -: 81 900.
Attorneys, Cardoza & Nathan 12s Broadway
SAME PROPERTY: Clarence Nathan ct al to
part; $1,000.
Address, Franklin ST
BRooME ST. 80. 25x75 Felix KunstIer to Nor
ris Klein (mtg s21 900; SiOO
Address, ia 9th ave.
SIi-bEhI IL. Faile ST 25X1O0; Morris
l-azar TO Broad Realty Co; 500
Address. $50 East 156th st
MADisoN ST 2li, s. 2Gl lx1Oo: Isaac Ruben-
sIein az siid o ano 10 Eastport Realty co; Jan ~
Address, "a Broadway
OLD BROADWAY. 1880 : os 5xl2O. John W
Haiasey 20 Clinton w Monatt: Jan 80 (mtg
Address. lbs West 1Ith ST
RIVERSIDE DRIVE. cor Tooth ~, 100 11x15O;
Il Moroccan d. Son 10 West Side Construction
Co; Jan y mtg s23o. 900: 500
Address' lvo Riverside Drive
New-York tribune., 1910-01-25
SATISFIED MORTGAGES,

with name and address of lenders Attorney
JANUARY "a.
ARTHUR AVE. s W cor 17sth st. "a 1oxao; Jan
10 Sl0; Caroline Schaefer to Chas f Willie ct
Attorney, VIM C Muligan, 4el East fremont
AMSTERDAM H., r Al AVE. n cor Washington Bridge
Park, "a. TX irreg; July 10. 1907; John NJ Stana-
land to Robert 3 Valentine; $4,000.
Attorney. Valentine.
ARTHUR M AVE W cor 17sth st. p loxao: Jan
$4,000. -'O'i' l. " i'''''
Attorney. VIM Mulligan. 4el East Treroo,
BROADWAY. 2s5 991. go 1889 and 1854: 18th
st, 90 East; March 2s 1901 Ellsworth chiids
TO Knckerbocker Trust Co: $4,000.
Attorney, Dudley r Horton, 302 Broadway
BROADWAY, 1889 605x irreg; Oct 2s. 1904;
Thomas Simpson and ano TO Excelsior Savings
Attorney, John C ciulick 49, Nassau st.
EAST BROADWAY. 81 and S6. 6s.sx irreg:
July 26 1901; & Bsrnard r ard, Ratkowsty and ano to
Attorneys. F1eischman & Fox, 346 Broadway.
CHRIsToPHER ST s. s5.6 # OF Waverley
ct al II Waterford W Smith: $4,000.
Attorney. 5 Norton II Nassau st.
EDGECoMBE AVE. $. cor 141st st. 2411xao:
Francis Hoffman: 81 600
Attorney. Ira J Ettinger, 256 Broadway.
FREEMAN .,. a ST, ST. n &c cor BRYANT st, box irreg:
Mundhetm So 600
Attorney. William T Mattice 475 East Ire
FREEMAN ST. n e cor Bryant st. 5ox irrer. Nov
:; 1909; q i15n 1ingaies Realty Co to Louis ROsen-
Attorney. Title Guarantee and Trust Co. 17s
Broadway.
FRANKFORT ST - and 81. s g. AZ Ak irreg
Nov so. 1904: Jacob Rosebach Paul Tucker
man. $40, 600.
Attorneys Evarts Choate & sherman go
Wall ST.
HUNTS POINT RID. $. 12a.3o IT Of Gar
FoRe Fsoh aye % SSS SS5 rTeg SEP e 1905 Anna
Attorney Douglas Mathewsou. 265 Broad
way.
HESTER ST. 81 = Of Eldridsc, St 2.5x
Louis Safr and ano: 2.OOo -
Attorney. NJ a Rabinovitch, 100 Rivington ST.
JONES ST, 1s $. 21.1xe76; Dec 7. 1897
Schcnk & Schlichte to the Greenwich Savings
Attorney, James H Gray.
LOT H. map Of Of Hudson I'5 Park April Ia 1907
Attorneys. William Peters & Co.
LOT 494. map fremont Terrace: June Z 1907 :;
William Steinberg and ano 10 Frank S Beayis;
Attorney. Stephen Ayres
LOT %. map of land of s r Myers. 25x15o:
July q. 1907; Mary 4 Ford To Frederick
Sackett: 81 100.
Attorney. Title Guarantee and Trust Co. l7s
broadway.
MARMION AVE. s. 33ao II s Of 17stb st
a3.o4xs5.5; July Il. 1909; Katonah Ccnstruc-
tIon Co to Theodore Wentz: sls.0Oo.
Attorney. Title Guarantee and Trust Co i76
Broadway.
MARMION AVE, s. G6,3 # of i7sth st.
33VixSo.5: July IA. 1000; katonah ConStruc-
tion 60 TO Theodore Wentz: $4,000.
Attorney, Title Guarantee and Trust co. 178
Broadway.
MOTT ST. 100, $. ct. OK irreg; June l. 1904 ::
Samuel Aronson and ano to American Mtg
Co: $4,000. s
Attorneys. Bowers & Sands. 81 Nassau st
MADISON ST. 325. 73.9%x irreg; June a.
1901, Ernst NJ Scheiblech and ano IN VIM
lam Jay ct al; S23 900
Attorneys Jay & Chandler ~ Wall ST.
MOUNT MORRIS AVE 90 .Oxso; Aug IA
1908; Clara Melissa Bryde To Oceana Dear
born; $4,000. ~
Attorney. Geo Glass. 1875 18th ave
MApiSoN 81 S cor of Jackson st. a5xloo s. !.
Jan 20. 1908; Isdor Hirshman to Never
Chapkowshy; $4,000
Attorney. Isidor Cohn, 33i Grand st.
New-York tribune., 1910-01-25
OF MORTGAGES.

JANUARY "a.
Bette Wise ct oil, exrs, to Frances Aronson:
S1.00S.
Henry W De Forest to Lockwood De Forest:
5000.
Samuel Mann to Heynann Pincus; 800.
George Erreger, eXr. to George Erreger Sc. 300.
Americon Mort Co to Robert Graves ct al. exrs:
S23 900.
Same TO Jared W Bell: $50 Os1 81.
Same to Nassau Mort Coz SIS. 600.
Same 10 Christopher Moller ct al exrs. $4,000.
Century Investing Co to U S Realty Improve
ment Co assigns nine mtgsl: 800
Same to Bronx Borough Bank: 800.
Elviel Realty Co to Margaret Knox: $500.
Paul Richmond TO Lucius Weinshank; 81.
Lucus Weinshank to Moses NJ Valentine: 81.
Martin NJ Green to John II Green $4,000
Title Guarantee and Trust Co to L d Brush
$50 600
Same to Elizabeth r Piepgrass; s3. 500
Bond and Mortgage Guarantee Co to Bank for
Savings Of the City of New York: $50 olo.
Nassau Mortgage Co to Mutual Life Iusura nee
Co: 81.
William r Rose to Mathilde segmann; Jan 81:
81
West Side Construction Co to l. Mordecai g.
Son, Inc; Jan 20: $500.
Iemoine Mead administrix. 10 Iemoins c
Mead: Jan %; $4,000.
Alexander Arbib trustee, to Johanna Seldn:
Jan -: 81
New-York tribune., 1910-01-25
RECORDED MORTGAGES.

tWth name and address of lenders Attorney
Interest per cent unless otherwise stated
JANUARY "a
MANHATTAN
bEOADWAY, Il cor 18th st. 175x-: due
Aprll !. 1912. per cent: Broadway and 18th
Street co 10 Metropolitan Life Insurance Co..
$500 600
Wall St
'oRI WASHINGTON AVE cor 16ad St.
30, 90 iidlsI 6l io16s sxl04.l0; building loan dan
- .ucHhhd per cent; SaXOnia Construction
60 10 city Mortgage co; $50 900
Hetorhey Frederick a SNOW Is Wall st.
H''tii ~ n :, 2o63 # OF Hudson st, 800
= ian. ~, yrs. Newtown Construction
20 to William Boulton: $40 900
Address. - Wall st
LEWIS ST, .. 200 IT W Of pt,tnaton 81. .5x