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Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1911-11-02
D0 YOU WANT TO GO BACK TO BANKRUPTCY? !?
FIGURES VS.. FABRICATION:
A FEW FINANCIAL FACTS

financial revolution has taken place Bernallo county since
the present county commissioners took charge.
The figures speak for themselves. The figures will reeec
these commissioners
FRANK HUBBELLS TAX LEVY FOR COUNTY PUR-
POSES IN 1905 WAS TWENTY-SEVEN MILLS-THEl
HIGHEST IN THE HISTORY OF THE COUNTY.
This was the year in which he thrown of power.
THE TAX LEVY FOR COUNTY PURPOSES NOW IS
A LITTLE OVER TWENTY THREE AND A HALF MILLS
-23068 mills to be
At 81 mills the county had credit funds schools
roads bridges. government
AT 23oS mills the county has good roads splendid bridges
modern Schools high financial standng business government and
money in the bank.
Under the Hubbc era of mgoverment and extravaganza
and ootng conditions approached the stage Of sembabarsm
Under the present this Of the modern, most
progressive most enlightened and best governed counties in the
Under Francisco ubbel the county "brokc
Under the present the county showed September 30
1911 CASH ON HAND $881392 During the first nine months
of this wear THE CASH ON HAND HAS RANGED FROM
$63,000 to $4,000
THE MONEY is IN THE BANK.
Taking charge Of bankrupt county and carrying load Of
some S25 900 OF debts left by ubbesn these county
sone Alfred (rtnsfed Pocarpo Ao and Manuel Springer
have cleaned off the slate paid the debts e-esabsed credit and
accomplished thousands Of dollars Of permanent improvements
GLIDING survey of the county which will add half million to the
assessed valuation
These men took up ruined county and set on its feet
They took charge of bankrupt institution and made pros
porous business establishment out of it.
Notwithstanding all this THEY HAVE CUT THE TAX
LEVY NEARLY FOUR MILLS
ASK YOUR TAX RECEIPT
DO YOU WANT TO GO BACK TO BANKRUPTCY /?
If not vote for the business whose stainless and able
record Of honesty and efficiency found in the books the
house-AND NONE OF THE BOOKS HAVE BEEN BURNED
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1911-11-02
or NEW
PREMIER CLEARS SITUATION

Shanghai, Nov. 1.-THE edlct APP
pointing Yuan Shl kai premier and
Yuan's active participation In nego-
tiatlons with the rebels have consid-
erably cleared the situation. ID II
evident that the revolutlonists
throughout the south are awaiting
Yuan's word.
While the governments action has
been DELAYED SO long as to possibly
seriously affect negotiations there Is
reason 20 believe that the tone Of the
ediet win appeal to the sentiment of
the Chinese and few days more may
serve to settle the whole question.
great obstacle Is skeptlcism re-
gardIng the sincerity OF the admlnis-
tration at pcking,
Yuan Sh kai has sent wireless
10 Shanghai instructing the telegraph
department to send operators and
material for repairs 20 Ten Kan, in
dIcatng that he expects Go have con-
troll
Rear Admiral Murdoch. comman-
der r-in-chief Of the Asiatic squadron,
Is distributing the smaller vessels to
points where Americans arc nervous.
He expects to establish wireless COM
munIcaton with Hankow tomorrow
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1911-11-02
TREASURY DEFICIT NOW
EXCEEDS 20 MILLIONS

Washington. Nov. 1.-The federal
governments deficit for the fiscal
year exceeded $40. 10000. when the
treasury opened its doors today. A
year ago the deficit was $4,000. 900.
while a month ago it was $4,000.
The increase in the deficit in Oc-
tober was due to the fact that the re-
ceipts for the month were only $780,
055.000, while the disbursements
amounted to s6O,190,0OO, an excess of
expenditures over receipts of $4,-
$4,000. Comparing this showing with
that of the previous month. the re-
ceipts for September exceed the ex-
penditures by more than S5,525,000.
The total balance in the general
fund of the treasury at the close of
October was $1S6.52O,OOO, as against
$144,400,000 in September. The
working balance in the treasury Of
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1911-11-02

peking. Nov. 1.-The appointment
Of Yuan Shi Kai today rs premier OF
China. win be followed BY cessation
Of hostllities on the part OF the Inn
perialists and the opening OF negotla-
tionS with General II Nuen Hens.
leader Of the revoluuonists at Han
kow.
An imperial edict providing for Inn
portant administrative changes also
accepts the designations Of the min
listers.
All the ministers attended secret
session Of the national assembly to-
day which, II is understood. prac-
tically agreed 60 the demands 81 the
disaftected Ian chau troops. A mem
| Der OF the war board was appointed
20 confer with the troops and express
the assemblys Views
The assembly also discussed the
recent loan for which arrangements
had been made with a Relgian and
French syndicate. The ministers ex-
planned that the loan was needed for
the purpose Of carrying on field cper-
ations. The assembly thought there
was good prospect OF the termina-
ton of hostilities and in that case the
loan would not be necessary. II was
finally decided TO confer the matter
by telegraph 20 Yuan Shi kal
A member brought up the question
OF the Shanghai Tantnrs failure 10
pay the installmcnt OF the Roxer In
demnity, and minister explained that
two months grace, with four percent
interest had been allowed.
The panic among the people Of
| Picking which ensued after the issu-
! anoe of the first imperial cdiet has
been largely dispellcd, and the news
papers are beginning TO sum up tho
results of the seventeen days rebel-
lion.
The Daily News considers that the
appointment Of Yuan Shi kai will
change the entire political complexion.
| restore peace inspire tho people with
confidence command the respect of
foreign countries and place the em-
pire on a sound basis.
Reports received here state that
several more cities have gone over 20
the revoluuonists. The soldiers In
north China are avowedly awaiting
| the action of yuan Shi Kai.
The government troops and the
Shan 81 rebels arc encamped not far
apart. Apparently they do not intend
TO fight. at least not for the present.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1911-11-02
RODGERS GREETS
FOWLER At
TUCSON
Rival Cross Continent AvlatorS
Meet and Exchange Good
WiSheSj Rodgers Flies For
Phoenix,


my Morning Journal Special Leased wirc.l
Tuscon, Ariz. Nov. 1.--Swooping
down from the air at l p. m. today
Aviator c. p. Rodgers. now on the
last stages of his coast to-coast flight,
was greeted here by Robert q. Fow-
Ter, who Is attempting to make the
trans-continental flight from west tc
east, and who has been held here
since Monday by the necessity for re-
pairs to his machine
Fowler, who had been watching for
his rivals appearance through the
big telescope in the observatory In the
University Of Arizona, was the first to
greet Rodgers az the latter stepped
from his machine.
"Glad to see you, Mr.. Rodgers"
was the sautation. I'm very glad
TO meet you, Mr.. Fowler" was Rodg-
crs reioinder you've had lot OF
hard luck"
so have you "replied Fowler.
The rivals exchanged best wishes
for each others success and Fowler
hurried away to push the repairs on
his machine Rodgers took on a
supply OF gasoline and overhauled
his machine. leaving at 2:45 p. m, for
Phoenix, 1lO miles away
Rodgers started today's flight al
Wilcox, Arlz., miles east OF here, AT
1905 a. M. making the distance In
one hour and fifty minutes.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1911-11-02
COUPLE CARRY OUT
DEATH PACT
Sweethearts Swallow Strych-
nine and Both Are Found
Dead Following Halloween
Party,
Lnr MornInr sournal specIaI Len,ed wIre.

LBy Morning journal special LeaSed Wire I
Wooster, O.. Nov. death from
strychnlne poisoning was the coro-
ner's verdict today in the case Of Miss
Carmen Humphrey aged 49, and Ru-
fus Billiard young dancing MASTER
who died within Few hours of each
other under circumstances indicating
a suicide pact.
Billiard and Miss Humphrey were
engaged. It was shown BY one OF the
witnesses at the inquest that after a
recent quarrel the young man had
told the girl that she should marry
him or nobody.
Miss Humphrey died in commissions
early today after coming homo from
a Halloween party, Billiard being her
escort.
Billiards body was found u few
hours attorward near the burial plot
of Miss Humphreys grandparents IN
the city cemetery. lie had left note
20 his mother asking forgiveness ana
requesting that he and Miss Humph-
rcy ho buried together,
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1911-11-02
The End OF the Trail.

ficos at the opening of business to-
day was $7S.656,000. while a month
ago IL amounted to $S9,li5,o00. The
total cash in the treasury today was
$1.S97.170,000 as compared with ST.
iSS6, 10000 at the end of September.
The amount OF gold coin and bullion
Nm the trust funds for the redemption
Of the notes of certificates for which
they are pledged was ss97oe5,0OO, at
the end of October while at the close
OF the previous month il was 81, i,002,-
070.000.
The Panama canal called for the
expenditure of s2,ss0,000 during oe-
tober. making total disbursement
for this project during the current
fiscal year of S1l.575,000.
There are 1881 national banks in
existence, an increase of two over
the month of september. The total
amount of national bank circulation
at the close Of October was $780,
1856, 900.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1911-11-02
Fl. 0. Bursum Speaks
Tonight at Elks' 7heater

socorro pat
public address at 1870
O'Clock tonight az Elks heatcr in this city .
In tho that Bursum candidate for the highest
Journal
his
his candidacy and Of the political organization which has
entitled
% q opportunity
tho people
Of the election of the
ticket which he heads .
candidate public office New Mexico been
explain
= justice the that he be
him and the
who backing him
is Of
. ionigh thoroughly. =
citizen
.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1911-11-02
WOMAN PHYSICIAN
PROBABLY SUIClDED

indianapolis, Ind, Nov. l-Evi-
dence which chief of Police Hyland
says points to suicide In the death
mystery Of Dr. Helena Knabe, was
given out tonight The evidence was
furnished. he says, by Augusta Knabe,
a cousin Of the physician, who was
found dead with her throat cut. She
had told, he said, that the call for
the officers was delayed for more
than an hour, because the woman be-
lieved "the police are q rough and ig-
norant class" and did not want them
around.
Miss Katherine McPherson the
doctors assistant, who discovered tho
body. suggested calling the police, but
Chief Hyland declares the action Of
Miss Knabe prevented II.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1911-11-02

brush az the side Of a road whom he
heard noise. Believing the sound
came from deer walking down the
road, Norcross says he fired one bar
rel OF buckshot In the direction of
the noise. BEFORE he could lower hiF
gun there was "A shrek, and jumping
out of the underbrush he was horri-
fled to see three men lying in the
rad
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1911-11-02
Fire in Chealis, Washa Mill
Burns Seven to Death Out
right While Eighth viii
SuCCumb.
CARELESS WORKMAN
CAUSE OF DISASTER
Let Pot of Paraffin Bell Over,
Resulting in Fatal FIaShi Bod
les Impossible of ldentifi-
cation,
IBy Morning Journal Special Leased wirs.l

lBy Morning Journal Special Leased wire.l
Chehalis, Wash, Nov. 1.-Fire
which destroyed the powder factory
Of the Imperial Powder company at
Chehalis late today. caused seven
young women to lose their lives and
an eighth will die tonight in the hos
pital. only two girls escaped. all
though dozen men were unhurt.
The dead
VERA MILFORD.
TILIIE RASCHBACK.
SADIE wEsTFALL.
EVA GILMORE.
BERTHA HAGLE.
ETHEL THARP.
MRS. ETHEL HENRY.
Bertha Crown was so severely
burned that she will die. @-~ -'
The cause OF the fire is mystery.
One report is that a pot of paraffin
~ tHt t!ilAiHB TOuin was allowed 10
boil over by a careless workman, and
that part of il ran into some powder.
A flash followed and soon the whole
structure was ablaze
The girls were hurled down to.
gether and owing to the rapid spread
Of the flames could not escape from
behind Q counter on which they were
working. There was no explosion, the
powder being of the non-explosive
character unless confined. A flash
started the fatal fire.
Four of the company's buildings
were destroyed, together with equip
ment and many tons of manufactur-
cd powder, entailing a financial loss
of $4,000 or more.
Seven bodies are at the Chehalis
morgue tonight, but only one has
been identified. A father picked out
the body of his daughter by a ring
she had worn.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1911-11-02
HUNTER Stays TWO
MEN; SERIOUSLY
WOUNDS FOURTH
LuckIesS Companions Of mex
perienced Gunner Mistaken
For Deer and Shot Down at
Close Range,

my Morning journal Special Leases Wifel
Mays Landing N. j., Nov. l.--lgaE-
or to have shot at a deer which he
supposed was coming down an un-
used road in the gloom of tho carly
dawn today. Charles Norcross of
lonla, N. j., firdd into a party Of four
other hunters. killing two and ser
iously woundlng third. The dead
are:
CONRAD sTEELMAN, 2s years
old, Of Pleasantylllo, N. J.
JOHN YOsT, 80, pleasantvllle.
Injured:
William Jarvis, Ploasantville,
Norcross Is in jail here awaiting
the action Of the coroner.
According TO Norcross' statement
he was standing behind some under
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1911-11-02
IMPERIAL A R N Y
WILL CEASE
FIGHTING
Appointment Of Yuan Shi Kai
as Premier to Mark Opening
Of Negotiations With ReyoN-
tloniStS.

ny Morning Journal special Leased wtret
Picking, Nov. 2.--The war Of .
. flee has received a report that the .
. imperialists have captured Han .
kow and massacred the popula- .
tion. .
. a q a . . /.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1911-11-02
ERM A n LAW IS
DEFENDED BY
CHAMP CLARK
Speaker of House Publicly An
nouhceS That He Opposes Re-
peal Of Federal Statute Pro-
hibiting Trusts,
IBy Morning journal Special Leased wircI

Fremont, Neb., Nov. 1.-Champ
Clark. speaker Of the house Of rep-
resentatlvcs, is unalterably opposed
to the repeal of the Sherman anti
trust law and Is In .avor of rigid
enforcement.
IL am not in favor o! repeating the
sherman antitrust law" said Speak
or Clark, to the Associated Press to-
night. Instead | would make It
stronger. l would enforce It against
all offenders. civil and ttiminal. The
law Is no resptcor of persons in the
ory and there is no reason why IL
should be so In practice.
THE law has been on The statute
books for many years and II 1t had
been properly enforced during the
last decade, there would have been no
trusts In the United States"
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1911-11-02
Polo PLAYER Killed.

Santa Barbara, Cal, Nov. John
Cross, a polo player OF wide promi-
nence. fell with his pony while en-
gaged In game yesterday and suf-
Tered injuries that resulted In his
death today.
New-York tribune., 1911-03-14

PILGRIM AVE. =. 2o6.s Il Of hiddIrto"h
rd 25xaJ. March !: yrs. Jls per csnt, n'Ily
detto Ragusa 10 Anna Ktmber, s-'"""' ""-
dress 1lC? Forest ave.
RIDGE ST. W =. lot g. map part farm Johh
Cromwell. at Fordhsm: building loan; Maicn ~ "
due Dec I. lg11 per cent. August Nei-"n -. ~
Paragon Mortgage Co. s"G0oo: address, 'V' Eas'
fremont ave.
formerly OF William Ades. runs lfl1 70 "
1GDx l4t9 to 4 100 to beginning; RaiIoan
ave. n e. adjoining land Thomas Gore. runs u
14Jx COX 1i7Gx "a To beginning; 50
At n n. 80 II OF Washington ave, J"NlVr
Union ave. q 2. at New Haven ave JJN
81 tpfor mtg So: given to secure four notes
March 4: due per bond; William \ Mallett
10 Commercial Finance Co: 5000; address,
Poughkeepse. y Y.
RIVERDALE AVE. .. old line at $
230th st. iG0xs0x irreg: Feb .: , yrs, q per cent
Daniel and Ellen | Mckenna 10 Patrick
Richardson. s.. 600. address. 3OlG Tibbctts ave.
SAMUEL. ST <. 100 II OF Grant ave,
2jxi33 March 3: yrs. 3ls per cent Maria
Nitale T. Charles Regnault: 5000, address. LOS
Hughes ave.
FREMONT RID. n cor Edison ave. i25xloo
Maids 4, ave- n s. 800 Il OF Robin ave. 23x
15x irreg: March s: 3 yrs. per cent. Ernmanuel
Freund Ia Francis Speir ami sno, trustees;
81 600, address South orange. y j.
New-York tribune., 1911-03-14
RECORDED LEASES.
with name and address OF lessNep
MARCH y

AUDUBON AVE. 2e3. store; Miehe! S5 70 sam m
ufl Jonas 3 yrs from Fob !, 1911; s4o'' dl-
dress. i,l 5Si west i5s,h St.
BRoADwAY.s q cor 1921 50. store and base
met. CIenentine NJ : Iyelman s. son 20 the
Jrted Merchants Realty and improvement, ,,.: -,
yrs from May /. 1911 Gj1, address ~ west
18th 81.
ELIZABETH ST. l4s Is, and % lots Henry
ard .ios Cohen % Giuseppe Doenaide; Yrs
from May !. 1911. $3.50. address Iei Mui0el'!
rtnrv " and Louis B!com 10 Ad3lph Wagner,
yrs lron Nay / 1eli; s?.4 address 20
BrooTne C..
HUDSON ST. 2Gi; al: Darisl and Ne%eoid ,9oli
81 600. address. cG9 Hudson st
PARK ROW. 90 tie basement tie AlSert Bert
Ra7kn 90 % TO to Ma1Tee gIes sre 5 ,.t ;th @ st
PARK AVE. 1907. cor SCH -, store
Lewis sannuels n samuel Bernstein: ? Yrs from
Nav I. 1914 81 40o. address. l72e Fulton ave.
Samuel Bernstein TO Lewis oamuels TO L q Glss'
March 70. 81 address. same as above
UNIVERSITY PLACE. o. store ana 5saT sase
ment. ida Kempner T. samuel NeIssnsfsett .
yrs from Jan Is. 1911 $1,000. address 80 AVE-
nue. b
WEST ST. ,97 cor store: John " Gr,sgs.
trustee 10 Scbastisno Padice. VS. mos from
April I. 1911: 50 coo. address. IS Elizabeth s..
toiIo ~ V,nccr16 Voeile. vrs from MAY /.
i9ii s21e. address. 337 East i14th st.
Sd AVE. l7G2 North. store; Kalnlan PoppeI -
Charles Bakal. US from May l, 1871; soop'
address 100 East i0ith St
9TH AVE, 375-373 n w cor 23d ST. 4NI49X
irrer: Anna a Mlrtand 10 United MeIcnanIs
Realty and Impro, enent Co: 10 yrs from MAY l.
1911: II yrs' renewal. $4,000; address. "a west
lsta a..
18Th ST. 304 to aoe West: all: G waldo Smith
u william Mack ct al; 10 yrs rom Nav !, l1ll;
IS 5oJ 70 5000: address. 800 West ilst 81
10TH ST. 8o2 TO 3os East. four bldgs; Gio-
varri = Parnano ard ano 10 Luigi Repitti;
yrs from May !. 1911. Sil2s' address, Sl5 East
lOith
New-York tribune., 1911-03-14
THE PRIVATE SALES MARKET.
MANHATTAN.

SD STREET. & Co have sold f@ !;
street. a three story dwelling house. on io'
1ixiO0.5 feet.
GfTH STREET.-EUgene Sonthack Eas ooIEl' =,
through Pease & Gilman from Or. Edwaid II.
Pool. 30. I2S East cath street. a three s'''S
dwelling house, on a 10; ljxl(o.5 feet.
1:5TH STREET. Henry ONeill has sol
through the :. H. Raphael COMPANY Ne, W. 20 -
1l3 West 10Th street. a two story bIhu."s, .o,,h
plot 10ox9a.I1 feet: slsc No. lo2 N'st -, 80
street. four story dwelling. on lot 49,
feet, abuttinE. The buyer viii lnproN. we '.
with six story business building. ne ~ ~oa,'i7
brokers have leased from the plans. tiie Dilr.
foor to the Dairymsids Country club company
for showro m purposes.
FIRST AVENUE. James +. Flynn hss oousn.
No "a First avenue 1--WE story tenement
house. on lot u l0Xs1.i1 feet. from ue bes-
risch Realty Company.
ELEVENTH AVENUE Sch!erloh has 500
for Herman r. Bindseil TO Henry O. heuer tile
Ave story tenement house at the rih"est cor
nor Of Eleventh avenue and 45th street % i''
- .5x7j feet.
s0TH sTREET.--Joseph P. Day has soia ,oa ,ea
a client 10 Philip McQuade Ncs. i5l a.a 80
East sOth street Q six story new %" halnoiss'
on a plot So 7Xl022 feel.
ssTH STREET. Mrs. W s. Ernenan ha,
cold No ia West Ssth street. three storE ahd
basement dwelling house. on lot lsNl"'.e lset'
between Columbus ami Amsterdam aFenus,.
Ms Erneman bought the house last Hp'F'nu''
from Iv Lester =. Wise.
New-York tribune., 1911-03-14
MECHANICS LIENS.

10TH ST. loJ and lOI West; Frederick W
Cohn agt American Purchasing 90, owner, io-
senberg Bros. contractors; 5000.
AUDUBON AVE. n i1Jth ct iox1oO
Morifz Arnstein aet Simon Improvement CO.
owner and contractor, $500.
3GTH ST. 81 20 81 West: Michael Callahan
art Fa"kner coates Construction co. owner ana
contractor; s290o
10TH AVE. cor 2D7th ~. 90 ii1ioo: Har-
lem Roofing 90. Inc. agt Frederick Porter
trustee. owner James II walsh and Regan, Col
lender & Mccain. contractors: ss5
CENTRAL PARK WEST. ISL Harry Roe
der agt Lenox Realty co. owner and contractor;
:iSj 20.
AVE A. 3 ~ y Of seth ct 2jxiO0; Cross.
Austin & ireland Lumber Go agt Charles Meise-
zahl. owner: Frederick Burghardt contractor
lrenewaD: s172 90.
9TH AVE jsG. H W Johns Manville co srt
trustees OF Columbia College. owner; Harrison
Engineering O.. contractor, $50.
3JTH 81. Ii7 10 l5i West Isaac SonnenOerg
ast Maxwell Mlnnes, owner James d Races.
contractor: SOB
BATHGATE AVE u cor 10ist s.. 209x75s;
John Pnches CO AIT Fordham University. own
er: Thomas Reilly 60. contractor: s4.l24 ~
BROOK AVE. cor 10th st s5 1xi01; Will
lam Gree1berg agt Brook Avenue Construction
Co. owner ana contractor: Sl2s -.
TELLER AVE. " s. 333 10 u Of lsath st.
1JXiCo. Henry II Meisc agt Teller Realty and
Construction Co. owner and contractor: S2l5
New-York tribune., 1911-03-14

2Cx1Oo11; . sty tenmt; G NJ Silverman ct al agt
los,. Fuchs 20 81. sam" G.tis ANA req a"' uu''
S27 252. taxes etc. sl.25p.
10th ST r. 8, 1T6 n Of Madison ave.
cGx ioO II; q stv tenmt: Silverman II al ast
joseph Fuchs et al: same attys and ref; amt cue
:27 2G9 30. taxes, etc. s1.25o.
9sTH ST. Ii2. 8, % # OF Lexns'9n, ,,ln, ave;
81 GxiOO II. u stv tenmt and stores. Edward
friedman q al agt Nevelson-GodberG realty 90
et al: action L. Arnstein, l. q J., dttNs' > =
Stevens ref: amt due $3.50 IS. taxes. ETC. Sl5''
9sTH ST, 1876 s 8. 1926 II g Of Lexington ave.
37.Cx1OO II; q sty tenmt and stores; same agt
same. action .: same attys, warren Lcslc rel
amt due. S5.3ls 10: taxes, etc, Sl3'
BY Herbert A. Sherman.
GOTH ST I47 5. 40 II W of I'd ave, 28 ~
o.. o; ! sty tenmt n W hreykenbohm agt n J
Kstz ct all Harold Swain. attys, Alexander
Brough. ref amt due Sl7.23I 3s taxes, etc. 81.
314 81.
s0TH ST 49, and i35, n $. 227 II Il q
Avenue y. 80. xio2 .: sty tentnt. g Ewald
ct al, exrs. etc. agt y II Prayer 81 al; Johnston
& J, attys: sidney Harris. ref; amt due. SIG.
$40 %: taxes. etc S4I.oj6 II.
BY Samuel Marx
10TH ST. 5l2 :. 2s6 T. Of Avenu. \. SIX
l005. sty tenmt; state Investing Co agt Abra'
ham Weinberg Ct al; Rowers s. :. aitys: J. a
Abrams, ref: amt due. Ss.14i 4G: taxes, etc. s2'-
liJ 20: sub 10 mtg OF S24UuO