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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-10-12

r,.1r,ous 81 Y 1.sx e again
25sx 125 TO hegiunins; . = sept IS: $50:
et al TO August Nlnoolp.ee
,7Y-C1-.~-.~ n g go n " Of Jerome ave
5oT1e0 heinz lots 2Si and 20, !hap 20 a. -.4oap
lot PSI and 10 4 OF JOY I'm -5 G Koopman Will
lam Simpson mtg S3'aV''' an
81 address, a Park NoW' 49, nriIls ~
F-lIis Z, Hru,s mtg sal oool all liens sept IA
81 address 1878 Brook ave. ,..,.-,u
FRANKLIN AVE. $, 80 - ,rtcbseI T,srn
sfsi 49, ~, So 80 g., May IS. 1909, so" ad-
dress. 55I West 16oth 81 ,-
p, s. :, n 9do th, - Parrv 70 Paul uhlig
trntr $40 od1, Oct 10. 500. address, Crantord'
\
100 h sIo - = - = - rsche singer and ano
mtg S10.5ool Oct 10 500; aooFess' - Ia -
HARLEM TERRACE. $. sos f. ~
Parks n Noora - Nellie O'Co1nor, Oct .: $loo,
address 363 10Th St. Brooklyn.
Realtv - - C-5e-;cs = W'fllouEhby al liens.
Oct :. 81 address go West 1llth 81
LOT % blk so map 1l3s. section J. - Mor-
ris Park Margaret ard John Dascher 70 John
n Never. OCT : 81 address, 1905 Wallace ave
SAME PRoPERTT. John n Never e 'o6n
ana Margaret Dascher. all liens ocI H. - al
dress. SAG Holland ave
LOTS $50 and Isl. mar Section =; e. 500
tate. Sadie corn n Aonzo Jackson 'n7ts So'oo'''
oct 10: 500 address, i39 Prospect ave
MORRIS PARK AVE-, sos. 25xloO Anrahs IN
Blumberg to Rosie Morris mtg SN''''' -717 go
81. address, SOS Morris Park ave.
PARK AVE; 80 # Of tIst, ne. $ -, 80
10l Harry Y Davis u Gustave I Au!Ier mus
81 son. Oct ,: 500: address &l5' Decatur ave
PROSPECT AVE. 9 & 12e." = a Ien I
81. 41Xl04.9. Emile UhliC - lanes -, D. d.
mtg $1,000: oct 10. 500. address. li49 hos
ton I'd
PLOT begins 40 e Of white Plains n a.
point 9l.5 II n along same from horris IaL'
ave. runs " lONx II a. OK II o 6X 90 IN - n
beg. William Teough % Emmanuel and Albert
Ro-nsteia unt- 5000. oct 10 500; address, 17+2
Amsterdam ave
SIMPSON ST :. IL f u 10th - a''T
100 James = Barry to Paul . Thlig fHtS 50
COO 0ct 10 500. address. crawford J.
TELLER AVE q 8 % Il Of l66th st =. TX
107 :. Emile ThIiz to James T Barry mtg So
215j. oct IL; 500: address. 1l4H Boston I'd
TOWN DOCK RID. lots Ia and 10. mar
Antonio Gua-iuo to An-Onetta GuaTlno; oct II
81, address 23l East 11ftE St
VALENTINE AVE. 1874. -5X:'s 10: valentino
Construction 90 10 Robert T Gray, II, Oct IL
500. address, 1903 Forest ave.
VALENTINE AVE 2s7c. 25NHs11 same ~
George Fl Griffin ana ano. tenants by entirety
OCT Il. 500. address 1G56 Boston I'd.
Sd AVE- 1921. 2sxf1ax trreg, foreclosure; ssP'
II. 1910: Alexander Wolf. ref. 10 Theresa Shut
Ter; oct Il. 80 600: address. 1921 I'd ave
HATH ST s d. # c Of Willis ave. old line
10 Sxldn. Little err to Andrew fice thLe
Sc OO0i: oct 70; 500: address. 1903 Fast 1870 ST
14sTH ST s. 30 e or Norris ave. 21A
los Is. Oscar = BoTka-Tom to IiedWlG fforhS.- ron.
and and a z, oct /; 81; address "4' -
AIMS ave
18TH ST. 5G4 East 776x1O1-3. Charles zaler
II to Russell I, Tarboz tmtg $4,000; oct ~
81 address, 4s 9th ave
2S2D ST cor NJ 6th ave. 5cH1e'. Henr!
4arstou n Iohn Lynch: Sept l.. 81 address. So
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-10-12
SATISFIED MORTGAGES.
with name and address Of lenders attorney
OCTOBER II.
MANHATTAN

ALLEN ST 49, Is sty brk. 25xJ0: Oct 10. 1908.
Julius Berkowitz and Esther Frank To Louis
Gordon. Barnett Levy. Sophia Gruenstein and
Herman FIGHTER: $3.50; attorney. Jacob Ciuden.
23u Grand ST
ALLEN ST IS. ) sty brk 25x5O. Oct 10. 1905:
Julius BcrkoWitz and Esther Frank to Louis
Gordon ct al $4,000. address. go Grand st
BANK ST 40 ? sty brk e0x195x:}0x20: Dec Z
1905, Hy " Guernsey TO James a Mckinley:
81 900: attorney Clarence Mcclure. Is VIII
tam
BROADWAY. e :. S3.s n = Of oath ST IOO1
90 .; May . 1901 Ninety-third Street 60 10
Euickerbccker Trust Co. Sl25.OO0: attorneys
Davies Stone Auerbach & Cornell. "a Nassau 81
Delaney ST. n e. 53 n from n g cor Sheriff
st. 47Sxl00: May .. 1905. Joseph Isaacs 10
Eurghard Steiner individually and exr; SIS
900. attorneys. & L Jarmuiowsky I65 East
BROADWAY
HOUSTON ST. IG1 and 1863 West. sty brk
lease store and basement. Aug -, 1909 John
Sinibald to Joseph Doelger's sons. a copartuer-
ship: 81 $50 attorneys. Paslsus, Cohen. Lavelle
Gordon. Rector st
MADISON AVE. :. s0x2o: Sept 20. 1895;
George Z Miller o. Thomas Van Fine exr
81 200, attorneys. Norwood Mardrn. IS VIII
lam ST
MONROE ST. :l5 and 21T. II = cor Gouverneur
Fl, sty brk. l0l 6X22 >. March 81 1893; Maurice
Burstetn 10 Bernard Mayer. $4,000, attorney.
Max Siverstein. 800 Broadway
RIVERSIDE DRIVE, . e. IS n of ssth ST
IS sNlo1, Nov ia, 1908. William Walker n
mutual Lie Insurance Co or New York; $4,000.
address - Nassau St
l3rn ST, 80 East Hty blk, ic3.325o. Oct
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-10-12
BIG CROWD AT NIGHT SALE
More than 200 Lots in Hunt 9
Point. The Eronx. Sold.

The first real estate auction ever held N
this city at night took place last evening
Al Terrace Garden and attracted a large
crowd. The street in front Of the building
,ras lined with automobiles and gave the
,,rlxnowing the impression that an impor-
taut gathering OF some organization CT
other was in progress. The sale was con-
Quoted BIZ Joseph ?. Day. and more than
,u-o hundred lots AZ Hunts Point, in the
borough Of The Bronx. were disposed Of
The first forty-one lots sold brought ssss-
ooa Philip A Mclean paid the highes;
pr;oa Of the evening. giving $4,000 for g
rio+ on the southwest corner % Huntsford
and stofford avenues William Lowe bought
Eve lots on Coster street for SIZES. and also
Maid s.. $40 for a plot al the corner Of Costel
s.-ast and Stofford avenue. John T MeekiT
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TO ERECT NEW MUSIC HALL
-Four Story Structure, 80 Cost $4,000.
To Be Built in 46th Street.


Plans were fied yesterday for the new
music hall Of Henry r. Harris and Jesse
Lsskv, which is 10 be known as the Folies
Bergere. and will be located on the south
SIDE Of 4sth street, adjoining the Gaiety
Theatre on the west and across the street
from the siGe entrance Of the Globe Theatre
and from the Madrid restaurant.
The building viii be four stories high and
viii have { frontage Of SIS feet and a depth
Of eoS feet. with 8 facade OF terra Gotta
entirely devoid Of windows and ornamsnted
~ the upper part with massive panel of
pressed cement. reaching almost across the
entire front. representing Comedy, Drama,
Tragedy and Music by allegorical figures,
which will Re painted The theatre will
have q seating capacity Of SO, and the in
terror Will be handsomely decorated
throughout. A special feature will be abso-
Iutelv fireproof dressing rooms, which will
he constructed Of cement, with marble tiled
floors. The cost Of this new amusement
plsce is estimated at $1,000. Jacob Vert
helm is the owner Of record Herts & Tai
liant are the architects.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-10-12

The following t-anS3 c0ons were 1ecorNeu
vest rday at the Real Estate Exchange
Nos. a and 10 Nesey street.
nv Herbert A Sherman.
BAILEY AVE. T cor 1925 ST. 25-7Xlos q
c4.7vIn2a; sold 10 the kingsbrtdse Realty 90
for s.. 500
BAILEY AVE. " g. Ion 2 : of 10Th st. 5oK
Io4&, vacant sold 10 Richard NJ Montgomery
for s., 600.
BAILEY AVE. 8 1o45x14a7 70 Harlem
River Terrace xlnNx1l9.9. vacant; sold 10 Il II
TouEht. William Il NouEht & Co and the kings
brilEe Realty co for $3.50
By Samuel rIoldsticker.
4sTF ST. 246 s s. 126 n Of ID ave. IS sx
los. 3 stv dwg. sold TO Adam Lieh and Joseph
ine Lieb fc- Sll.s5o.
Pv BRYAN I. kennedy.
RIVERSIDE DRIVE. s25 :. 153-4 # 7 ~
18th 81 %. i0xS4.a TO 15Sth 81 S2oXlH l. 4 s-5
dwg: vol sale. SOLD TO G I Abbott for Sls.sco-
LENOX AVE. cor 1890 st. 24llxS9, va
cant. sold 70 the plaintiff FOR S2l-ooo-
KELLY ST 74s q E 32I f n Of 136th - 23T
100. sly brk Dug; sold 10 the plaintiff for
&. 600.
T1MPSON Fl. 49, : 1857 It Of 144th ST
plaintiff Tor 1900.
1ssTH ST. n :, $40 e Of Webb ave, 578-S1
qqx irreg. vacant. adjourned 10 No g
By Joseph Z. Day.
Il5TF -. so. $. 1i3 r o. ANe H 2'7
IS
134TH ST. :. $50 Z W Of Willis ave, ~
100 vacant, also 1880 ST II 4G-6 e " u Wits
ave. 15OxI00. vacant, adjourned TO March 10.
f42D ST. Ca : 81 = Of Norris ave, Oh
100 l ST. stable. adjourned sine die
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-10-12
FINE FOR FAIR AUTO sPEEpER

Mrs Marie Weiss, twenty years old, OF
No. 3S7 Pelham road. New Rochelle. was a
nervous and frightened prisoner yesterday
morning in the Morrisania court, where she
was arraigned for driving an automobile at
law breaking speed. She was sentenced
by Magistrate O'Connor to pay a fine of s..
Mrs Weiss was arrested Monday after
noon I'm Fordham road. She said she drove
every day To the city 20 meet her husband
and that she did not realize she was going
as fast as the policeman charged. She paid
the fine AMI promised she would be more
careful in the future.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-10-12
HELD AFTER p ADJoURNugp-,

Macmillan Brown. Of No zs Broads.~
Manhattan. vas held for Special Sess,o,.
Yesterday by Magistrate Tighe. in the A.
ans street police court, Brooklyn. "a.
case had already been adjourned txsr.~
two times since December u. 1903 B-ou-
e an attorney He represented Colo-.
Edward Z Britton and FREDERICK
Schroeder, ex-Ouarantine Commission
formerly the president and the v1cs-o-.~,
dent respectively, OF the Eagle 5avf-,,
and Loan Association. IN their atterus !,
secure stay after they had been o..
rerced 70 Sing Sing for roboing the ia.-..
tuition
II was charged that Brown had ci--n.
lated false afFdavfts. II which u was a
ise,ad that Assistant District Atfo--.,
rider Rad corsptred with counsel for Pc,
tor and Schroeder TO bring about their a..
quittsl
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-10-12
RECORDED LEASES.
with name and address Of lessee
OCTOBER Il.

RIEECKER ST. 2S&. store and cellar
George ? T.osche 70 Albert Haasa; = US from
july l. 1909. $1,000; address. IS" Blocker St
FREEMAN ST. 926, store and basement
Mabel Z Einhout % Freeman II Halter ~
yrs from Oct J. 1910, 1880 address, 92t
Freeman
MORRIS PARK AVE. SOS: part store; Min
HE Schwartz Antonio SCouZo, YRS from
Aug J. 1910. SIG. address, SOS Morris Park
ave
9TH AVE. SO. store and part basement
George Wenns- to Charles ! \ Lund- Yrs
from Nov /. 1910, $1,000; address. SIS 9th ave
ED ST. / West, 20x9S.a, NJ Philipsborn C
TO Philipsborn Outer Garment Shop OF New
York: 10 WIS mo from Feb 10, 1910; taxes,
etc, and ss.1a9 to $500
25D st, 4 West. IS sx9s. p. same 10 same
70 Yrs 1 from Feb 10. 1910; taxes. etc
81. 500; address Sc West 23d st
5Jst st. 252 West. 25x24 81 trreg; Fay Realty
Co et e. 10 James Devanev. q VIE mos from
Nov l. 1910. taxes. etc. g, 600 20 s. 600. sd-
dress 500 West 5tst
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-10-12
BUDGET HEARINGS AND EXHIBIT

The United Real Estate Owners Assoct-
alton. which has had representatives al
the budget hearings and exhibit. has sent
on. an announcement inviting any sugges-
lions from citizens or taxpayers regarding
the budget for the coming year. Com
nunications will be received by Michael
] Koran. No. Isl Broadway; Pierre al.
Clear, No 25l Broadway, and Charles j.
Roblen. No l6s East sd street
The association is using every effort 10
restore the budget Of the city 10 normal
and reasonable basis consistent with the
advancement OF the city.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-10-12
REAL ESTATE NOTES.

Justice Guy. of the Supreme Court. has
appointed John j. Mackin receiver Of the
rents al no. s21 Melrose avenue. a five
story tenement, pending suit brought by
Hartford W N Powell trustee. 10 fore
close a mortgage of $4,000.
William n. Quinn has been appointed re-
rei,er Of the rents of No. 1907 Second ave
nue., by Justice Guy. OF the Supreme Court,
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ALTERATIONS

10TH ST s, $50 4 ~ LIST ave. 20 4
stv b-k tenrnt. c HeiferTuau, 3424 Rroadva Y.
owner. I A Sheinart, 1914 Bower. architect;
S.. 900.
ll6TH ST 2o4 and POS West. 70 I sty brk
store Enrelsberg Bros West 22d St owners:
Gronenberg & Leuchtag West ed st, arrhi-
tects. IS. 600.
MARKET ST, -; 70 sly brk tenrnt;
Mrs II Murphy, 90 Cedar ST, BROOKLYN. owner;
Ci1onznbers Leuchtas, West 22d -, archi-
nn0
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-10-12
SCHOOL ELEvENs TO MEET.

Two scholastic football games between
we'll balanced teams viii be played this
afternoon The High School Of Commerce,
r Manhattan. and the BOYS High School
IF Brooklyn. viii meet 81 Hawthorne Field,
BROOKLYN. while Commercial High and
Manual Training wiz take issue al sara
7oza Park. Brooklyn.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-10-12
FALL RIVER NINE LOSES MONEY

ran River. Mass. Oct IA net loss Of
SEQ for the season was reported At meet
iag Ct the Fall River club Of the New
1-Trlsnd LEAGUE tonight. John Il. O Brien
vas reappolnted manager for the next sea
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-10-12
TRANSFER TAX INCREASES.

Albsny. oct. u.-Transfer taxes collected
J., STATE Controller Williams during the
stral war ended on September o aggre-
gated g Z2.oJe. as against $3.50. 90 for the
sasecedinE gesT-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-10-12
NEW BUILDING PLANS.
MANHATTAN-

BROADWAY. T cor OF 1s4th - for two
. rty family dwgs and stores 252x1129
NJ Burgess Construction Co. SCI West 141s'
St owner. r z Gissssr. 20 Manhattan 81
architect. $4,000
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-10-12
DE ORC MEETS DEFEAT.

James Blair defeated Alfred De Gro. the
-crld champion three-cushlon billiard
rlave-. g. Doyle's ACADEMY. last night The
E~ors 1zs 90 70 81
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-10-12
OWNER LEAVING CRY

OWNER LEAVING CITY
viii sacrifice elegant new substantial Residence,
e10arEivefv ana aTtIst-ali- furnished Il rooms
model bathrooms mission finish library
raueIed forest oak finished dining ROOM ope1
T~evIa~es. gas steam heat, VIDE plazzas- very
fssr uIurYltfnz and heating system. many bsauti
en- ACQUISITIONS. han 1sOr1e grounds, select -
srrc-ed location. few minutes OF station, IS min
,.tes out Tits guaranteed by the Title CIuzrau-
tee and Trust Company OF y Y Immediate pos
session. PRINCIPALS only. Price so 600 Suitable
terms Address OWNER. go World Building. n Z
STXTEEN HIGH CLASS HOUSES NOW
-esdv- 81 900 cash balance rent minutes
from Herald Square GREENSBORO COR
PORATION. Greensboro Bridge Plaza North. o.
2A6 Efffh ave. cor. 25th
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-10-12
EARL, R,, TAKES A MARK
Wins 2::06 Pace in Fast Time
and in Straight Heats.
TROT FOR The PLUNGER
Sold for Export to Austria After
Beating His Field At
Lexington.

Lexington. Ky. oct. 11.-Earl j. Won
fhe e-o6 pace. the feature Of the card Of
fereo By the Kentucky Tro-ting Horse
Breeders Association TO-DAY, in the fast
Tinre % o-o4 and in straight heats Well
driven by Cox. h managed 80 take rrst
place AZ the finish. although hard pressed
~ W A in the last two heats
The Els pace was won In Howley,
which took the last three heats after
losing the first 20 Afhol T. The Plunger.
son Of the Bondsman. took the 2-l2 trot.
winning three heats after Major yelling
Ton had captured the frs:- The winner
VAS third choice in the pooling. with Major
Wellington 1he fsvorite.
Ire PlurGe~ was sold after his victory
~ Isadore Schlessir-or. Of Vienna. Austria,
for s. ea0 F9e was owned by !. l. Brown,
of Winchester and was vel driven to-day
pr Henri HORNE
bon Tuscori-e fell u the second heat
- tre c.t2 --ot. and was rIn into by Sens-
TO- HALE whose driver was thrown ont and
his ~u'kv smashed Neither driver was
burt hu- Der Nusco-ite was declared dis
-suce5 Senator Hale ana C'r7-stalIion-
~-hicr also u-o-r in the week. were allowed
70 start n zinc ne1t heat
The summaries follow
PACING Is Ola ES-T-T RISE 8 OC8-Tff REF
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purchased five lots on Huntsrord sy.--,
for s13.1Z-
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SAN FRANCISCO MINING STOCKS

San Francisco. Oct 1.-THE otncial clos
ing quotations for mining stocks to-day
were as follows.
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Buy SITE FOR BIG MIDTOWN BUILDING
Herald SQUARE Holding Company to Erect west 4at See
2 Twelve Story Mercantile Structure
EAST CHESTER COMPANY GETS 15s ACRES IN THE BRO

pending = suit brought by Jonas Well ane
theirs 70 foreclose second mortgage Of
ss 600
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REAL ESTATE FOR SALE OR TO LET
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REAL ESTATE FoR SALE OF 70 LET
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IN TIE AUCTION MARKET.

The following t-ansa ctions were recorded
Yesterday at the Real Estate Exchange
Nos Il and 10 Vesey street.
EIev,a-r 4 sherman
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1910-04-06
BANKERS KILLED BY
 ROBBERS
Quartet Escapes After Oar ing Battle with Pitts
 burg Citizens

PITTSBURG, Pa, April 5.-Samuel Friedman, general manager of the Vie tor Banking company at Mckee $ Rocks, was killed by bank robbers to- night. Friedman s assistant, E. Schwartz, was wounded and died in a hospital later. A bystander, Robert King, was dangerously wounded.
 The robbers escaped with $40O of the bank s money.
 Friedman and Schwartz were alone in the bank counting the days cash when -four armed strangers invaded the place.
 Friedman was shot twice while two of the men scooped up the money, but as they escaped, the wounded Fried man followed them, shouting for help, only to fall as the robbers fired another volley. A policeman s face that ap- peared around the corner just at the moment, was grazed by a bullet.
 Thomas Neery also exhibited a wound in the arm. He and others started after the revolvers, but were halted by revolver shots.
 The robbers disappeared in a maze of ears and tracks in the railroad yards.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1910-04-06
Mining and Financial News
SOUTH AMERICA ON
 VERGE IF WAR
Colombia and Peru at Log gerheads-May Settle
 at Washington

GUAYAQUIL, Ecuador, April 5.-In the face of popular excitement and riot ing it was officially announced today that Ecuador and Peru would endeavo1 to settle their boundary dispute direct ly at Washington.
 Calm was re-established today. Yes terday groups carrying Colombian and Chilean flags paraded the streets cry. ing "Long live Colombia and Chile. ''
 In the afternoon mob of one thou. sand persons seized four ferry boats in the river Guayas with the intention of using them in the capture of the new Peruvian steamer Huallaga Ap- preaching the steamer, those on the ferry boats began to. discharge their revolvers, whereupon the Huallaga hoisted anchor and sailed out to sea.
 Throughout last night crowds parad- ed the streets, firing small firearms. It is assured that relations between Colom- bia and Peru are strained and war at an early date is believed probable.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1910-04-06
UNCERTAIN FATE 0F
 NEW COUNTY
Provision of Statehood Bill Hangs Greenlee on Peg
 of Uncertainty

PHOENIX, April 5.-The act of the last legislature creating the new coun- ty of Greenlee, to be composed of the eastern portion of the old county of Graham, provided that at the election in 1910 the officers of the new county should be chosen and that the new coun- ty government should come into eXis- tence on January l, 1911. Under the provision of the senate statehood bill, now under consideration in that body all county officers elected in 1908 will hold their offices until such time as the new state government, provided for in the constitution to be formulated and approved, has been completed. This provision, if allowed to stand in the statehood bill, will leave the new county without officials and therefore no county government can be inaugu- rated.
 One of the duties of the constitutions al convention will be to designate the counties of the new state and provide for their division in the future. When the new county of Greenlee was created by the legislature it was opposed by many UT tue cltlZeHn ol IHe olu NouhlS of Graham and it is likely that they will renew their opposition in the con stituCional convention and endeavor to have the old county of Graham re- main as it was before Greenlee county was cut away from it. It is not like ly that the constitution makers would feel warranted in thus annulling the act of the legislature of that year, still since the creation of the new county there has been better feeling created between the farmers and mining men of the old county and it just might be possible that when the time comes for action that there would be an agree ment to forget about Greenlee county and allow Graham county to remain as one of the most prominent in the ter ritOry.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1910-04-06
MORE CONFESSIONS IN P|TTSBURC
Promised Climax in Council Graft Cases Is Deferred
 Another Day

PITTSBURG, Pa., April 9Th prom. ise of District Attorney Blakeley that the grand jury's presentment naming men higher up in the graft scandal would come today, was not fulfilled but the prosecutor said tonight it seem. ed certainty" that this much-waited stage of the graft inquiry would be reached tomorrow.
 Victory for the prosecuting officers came today in the confession of Nor ris Einstein, select councilman, charged with receiving $20,000 from the Work. ingmen s Savings and Trust Company of Allegheny for distribution as bribes
 "It's all off. I've pleaded guilty and resigned from the council" said Einstein as he left the courthouse.
 Einstein was the last, it is said, of the big fellows on the councilmanic side of the grafting.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1910-04-06
RAPID TRANSIT HAS
 PLENTY MEN
Officials Declare Strike Is Over as Far as They Are
 Interested

PHILADELPHIA, Pa., April 5.-De claring it had in its employ more thar 5000 of the 1000 men needed for the operation of cars, the Philadelphia Rap i'd Transit company announced today that, so far as it was concerned, the strike of its former employees was at ar end.
 The company added that for vacan cies still existing in the operating force the strikers, if they applied for work would be given preference over other applicants.
 Leaders of the strike, on the other hand, maintain that the strike has set tied into struggle of endurance and the company in the end will be forced to grant the concessions and take back all of the strikers.
 In an altercation between Harold Layne, a striking conductor, and Hood Alexander, division superintendent of the Rapid Transit company today, Al exander was shot in the head. Layne was arrested and Alexander was re moved to a rospital. lis condition is critical.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1910-04-06
GUT OUT DRY DOCKS
House Will Not Back Com mittee in Increase of Navy
 Appropriations

WASHINGTON, D. C., April D. Senator Hepburn of Idaho consumed most of the session in the senate to- day by discussing the railroad bill.
 In the house the naval appropri- ation bill was under discussion all day, few changes being made in the measure As the house could not agree upon the resolutions of the committee on naval affairs to increase the length of the proposed dry docks at New York, Puget Sound 'and Pearl Harbor, approximate ly to zoo feet, an increase of about 100 feet, the entire appropriations for those projects were stricken from the bill, leaving their determination to a later day.
 Both houses will be in session tomor. row.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1910-04-06
ECUADOR LOOKS TO
 AMERICA FOR HELP
Wants Washington to Settle
 Trouble with Peru

WASHINGTON, D. C., April B. From inquiries received at the state de- partment, it IS believed Ecuador has ex. pressed a desire for adjustment at Wash. ington of her strained relations with Peru in a strong hope for an amicable settlement of the difficulties of the two countries.
 Ecuador delegated two prominent citi. zens to Washington to act on her be. half with SenOr Carbo, the Ecuadorean minister here
 The military resources of the two countries are said to be practically the same.
 GUAYAQUIL, April 5.-The Peruvi, an consul left tonight for Callao. The American consu1 will take charge of Peruvian interests.