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The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1911-10-27
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New-York tribune., 1911-04-02
SUBURBAN LEASES,

Pease K Gilman have rented for Mrs
Charles z. Sherman her large house facing
the ocean. known as The Brae. at Cedar
hurst. Long Island. 10 Osborn W Bright.
De Blois & Eldridge have leased for Miss
Malcolm her cottage. in Kay street, New
port. r. l.. TO Miss Virginia Scott Hoyt. of
Manhattan. for the summer.
Jacob A. King has leased the Charles
Cook property. at the corner Of Sunset and
Emry avenues. Asbury Park. to Solomon
Lorsch; the Hotel Stafford. on Fifth ave
nue.. North Asbury Park. TO J. Gumbock.
and one OF the Knickman apartments. on
Fifth avenue. North Asbury Park. 10 Mrs.
Louisa \. Whiteey
The Briarcliff Realty Company reports
the following leases at Briarcliff Manor for
the season: To William NJ. Crockett. the
Hillside cottage; TO Henry c. Workman.
Church cottage No. .: TO jeremiah r. Van
Brunt, the Dysart house, furnished: to
William E. Coffin. the Graylock cottage.
furnished; TO Thomas Forbes, the Ancients'
Club, furnished TO Z. A. Allen. the Bayly
cottage, and to Harry r. Farjeon. the c. c.
Clarke place, furnished.
Kenneth Ives & Co have leased the old
Samuel Goodman place. known as Sunny
side Park. al Irvingt on on the Hudson 10
Theodore b. Nisbet for a term of years
also the Major place. at Irvington. 10 a V.
Blake for term Of years.
s. Osgood Pel & Co. have rented for Mrs.
George W. Quintard 3D. her place at White
Plains. y. Y. 10 Melville \. Stern, OF Stern
Brothers, for the coming season.
Pease & Gilman have rented. through
Herbert A Sherman. for the estate Of II.
o. Havemeyer. one OF the houses on Bay
berry Point. Islip. Long Island. TO r. T.
Haines Halsey.
The Lewis II. May Company has leased
FOR Henry Hart the hotel on the southwest
corner Of Meredith and ocean avenues Ar
verne. 10 r. & +. Diamond for three years.
The building will be extensively altered.
New-York tribune., 1911-04-02
SUBURBAN SALES.

]. Sterling Drake has sold for John f
Doyle Of Philadelphia. to George w
Nroome one of the choicest plots. 4ox9o feet
in Westerleigh Richmond Borough.
| Miller McMann & Donley have sold fol-
! the Eddy estate at Mamaroneck. West
chester County. the country place known
1t consists OF large dwelling house with
garage stables. outbuldings, ETC.. and
about six acres Of lawn. The purchaser
! is the present occupant. who held lease
on the premises. The property has large
frontage on the Sound.
| Daniel b. Freedman has sold to a client
% \. Duane Doty the Ledgewood farm,
property situated between Norwalk and
New Canaan. Conn, and consisting OF
about fifty acres of land. with house. barn
and outbuildings. The buyer Will make ex-
tensive alterations to the house before oc-
cupying II.
Felix NJ. Warburg has sold through s.
VI. Bier for s. NJ Fuerth, OF Hamburg,
Germany. a large tract OF land at Rye,
with a frontage OF about 1000 feet on Bre-
WORT avenue and also on the Boston Post
read. near Long Island Sound. 1t adjoins
the tract of the New York Central Realty
Company and also the Warner NJ. Van
Norden and John f. Parsons places. The
price was about 5000 an acre.
John Stitch has sold for the Schnur-
macher x Levy Construction Company a
dwelling house nearing completion at Edge
mere. l.. l.. TO DIR. David Friedman, OF
Manhattan. for occupancy.
New-York tribune., 1911-04-02
BROOKLYN SALES.

Arthur r Du Cret & Co. have sold the
four story double fathOuse No. 2bi Albany
avenue: No 900 Union street Brooklyn, q
four story one-family stone dwelling house
to an investor: No. 561 Knickerbocker ave-
nue.. three story store property, corner OF
Gates avenue. which has been held at Ss,-
600: three and a half story stone dwell
ing house on 5th street. near the Park en-
trance which has been held at $500.
Henry Pierson & Co. have sold No. Is;
Park Place. three story and basement
dwelling. on lot 22xl3l feet for George
z. Lovett & Co. 10 a client for occupancy
also No. le9 Prospect Place, three story
and basement dwelling house. Nx1Sl feet
for the estate OF Mary Foote 10 client for
occupancy.
The Realty Associates reports the follow
ing recent sales of new houses: No. ~
Maple street. 10 Samuel F. Jackson; NO. St
Lincoln Road, 70 Franklin NJ. Harmed NO
2o7 Maple street. TO George F. Wood NO. IN
Maple street. 70 Frank u. Ward; NO. IA
Rutland Road. 10 Kathleen f. Oestreicher
No oO7 Wildwood street. to Florence G.
Bradley No 212 Wildwood street, 20 Thomas
A. Mcdonald; No. 26s Lincoln Road. tc
Frank H. Roumsn; No 200 Maple street 10
Lillian .. Moran; No 20s Wildwood street
10 Hannah f. P. Foster; No. 2lO Wildwood
street. 70 Annie NJ Minogue: No. 272 Lin
coin Road. to Mabel II. Berry. and NO -l'
Maple street. TO Mrs. G. \. Domminey.
Frank A. Seaver has sold the three story
double apartment house No. 1865 Nostrand
avenue for f. F. quinn 10 j. Whitehead
New-York tribune., 1911-04-02
LEASES.

NJ d l.. Hess have leased the store and
basement in the new twelve story building
a. Nos. 5. and West 9th street 10 Schu-
macher Co. importers Of upholstery
fabrics The lease is for fifteen years.
A Gerschel & Co have leased loft In
No IS 10 l9 West 2eth street. running
through 10 No. 10 10 /, West 9th street
The lease is for ten years. at an aggregate
-ental Of 10000.
The Cuozzo Gagliano Company mas
leased 70 the Cesar Realty and Construc'
tion Company the six story tenement house
No. 2z5 East 1Osth street for Eve years
The Duross Compan, has leased the STORE
No 10 Seventh avenue 10 Michael Mitche-
lonna; the first loft Al the southwest corner
Of Sixth avenue and 18th street TO Fox q
Co. the four story house No, 1886 West lftf
street 10 NJ. j. Levy, and No. S3s, adjoining
to John r. Devlin.
Bernard Kreizer has completed the rent
ing OF the new building Nos 80 and lo-
Chambers street. having leased the store
and basement No. 10 Chambers street 10
Massachusetts tool company as sales
room for ten. years. Daniel Birdsall a. 90.
were the brokers in the transaction.
New-York tribune., 1911-04-02
a FINE FACTORY BUILDING.

The Blanchard Building. in Borden ave
nue. Lone Island City affords 10000 feel
Of floor space for factory purposes. ne
structure is freproof and is provided Win
four different stair exits nclosed in sepa'
rate freproof towers. which are cut on
from the main building by fireproof doors
There is also ample provision of fire es-
apes.
The building is lighted on all four sldes
and furnished with electric light. 1t is near
the Blackwell's Island Bridge and the Yer
non Avenue Bridge to Brooklyn Inc
Steinway tunnel is within hundred 1ee'
Of the property J. F. Blanchard is owner
of the site and IN charge of the structure
His Office is at Broadway and 23d street
New-York tribune., 1911-04-02
PLANS FOR REALTY SHOW

Rapid progress is being made by the Off
cials of the real estate and ideai homes
show in arranging the preliminary details
for this years exhibition. The general
scheme for the decorations has been de-
cded upon. and every exhibitor will be sup
piled with number of evergreen trees to
he placed alongside the booths
The Royal Venetian Band is TO make its
first New York appearance at the show and
will give daily concerts in the afternoon
and evening
New-York tribune., 1911-04-02
W. r. LOWE, I3S Broadway. New YORK
ROOM xtA. TELEPHONE ass CORT'D.
SHARON. CONN.

Gentl.msn's country sea, for rent. furnished
hrooL' century old stone house with recent hns
r.oo~a,,ons' containing hall. library. once. par
Ior tes.roon. dining room. buffers pantry
s,iy.rator room. i've masters. four servants
fsirooms. nve bathrooms. electric iiah, steam
heat: stable: garden planted Rent. S5oOI WITT
res.onabl. deduction for right tenant for more
than ons season: or would sell four wears Lease
hold Full psrticulara Of sAckETT. CHAPMAN
& STEVENS. Attorneys. tribune 5uiioihs. NC"
New-York tribune., 1911-04-02
TO EREc- ONE STORY CHURCH

Plans have been hled for the erection OF
one story church on the south side OF
18th street 10 feet west OF Avenue A.
The Church of Mary Help Of Christians,
Of which the Rev Father Ernest Coppo
10 the rector. is the lessee OF this edifce,
which " owned by the trustees Of ST
New-York tribune., 1911-04-02

Pstrick's Cathedral. The building will he
very plain in design and the entrance will
be up a stoop which will be approached by
two separate flights Of steps. running up
the side OF the ediflce. 1t will have 'front.'
age OF So feet and a depth OF 135 feet, and
Is estimated TO cost $4,000.
New-York tribune., 1911-04-02
HOUSE BARGAIN

ss 600 BUYS HOUSE VALUED AT $500
a beautiful new home. built by days WORK
gas electricity. running water. parquet doors
beamed ceilings large wardrooes; many spe-
avenu. in a private Residence Park. Fine sur
roundngs Half hour TO Herald square or
Battery on Pennsylvania Tunnel Line. Near
depot. Very easy terms and small deposit
call write or phone.
T T. McNEECE. $50 Nassau Street.
PHONE lO;O-BEEKMAN
New-York tribune., 1911-04-02
Ideal Homes In IN iaeai ris
n
COUNTRY PROPERTY-CONNECTICUT.
Fine Shore Front Residence
ON LONG ISLAND SOUND
For Sale to Close an E Estate
sol 9TH AVE-. COR. 42d ST.

Tho estate lies between Sound Beach ana
Stanford Connecticut with large frontage on
org Island Sound Known as cummings Poin':
TSe property containr about l6i. acres good
laveI land about 1000 feet OF deep water
nor. water about II feet deep at high tue :
landing dock huit of solid masonry.
E,persc has not been spared In beautf'ine
tho lawns which consist OF acres. shaded
aith. large beautiful shade trees, many fancy
varieties Of flower beds.
rhe DveI;ing H. old colonial style. modern
fz.d containing about Is rooms. consists OF
ia,se main hal. parlor. library. dining room.
buti,r', pantry. kitchen. laundry ana servants
dining room on the first floor.
Above there are seven masters bedrooms
and four servants bedrooms. ample and spa
cIou. clothes closets and store room, modern
both rooms. open plumbing. &c The main
nart cot house is separated from servants
quarters by back stairway,
Garage and stable contains room Tor y cars.
,wc horse stalls one box stall. ample carriage
room &c: first floor above four sleeping
rooms and hay loft. ,,
There are number OF outbudings. such
as rreenhoussr chicken houses, workshop. &c.
Ar,es,an well ZOO feet In depth supplies
water being pumped by ar electric engine and
windmill
House heated By hot water
Hou.e stable and grounds lighted h. cleo
tricity. -
There ar. many attractions which cannot pe
appreciated without personal inspection.
Price. 3lc5.ooo AppiS
New-York tribune., 1911-04-02

FOR SALE.-BY OWNER, AN IDEAL HOME.
1T41 Westminster Road (or East 18th ST..
near Kings Highway; n rooms. hardwood
throughout hot water heat. electric light, shades
and fixtures. range. gas heater. two toilets. large
tiled bath room with shower. laundry complete.
fine garage. cement drive. entire hOuse
Price. sl2 800. VIII sacrifice for quick sale.
First mortgage So. take second. Posses
sion Nav ist, earlier. Reason for selling.
moving TO California. Call on owner at res
dence. phone 1880 Flatbush. or your broker.
New-York tribune., 1911-04-02
: FURNISHED HOUSES 10 ler.
COUNTRY.

GENTLEMANx COUNTRY RESfOENCt.
High elevation; centre OF village; auto uee
Boston: house modern with bath and sprtng
water abundance Of fruit and beautiful roeee
BAMFORD. - MIX IT.. Boston. Mao
New-York tribune., 1911-04-02
BOROUGH OF MANHATTAN.
BOROUGH OF RICHMOND.

DWELLING -Four story English basement. ~
East 3lst St: to lease: attractive terms. seen
BY appointment. g. A. DERSCHUCH. 80 Bway.
New-York tribune., 1911-04-02

------,,nrIsVMrNTs AND SUBSCRIPTIONS
Az ~ Ths tribune received at their Uptown Omce
~ io' ,as1 broadway. between 30th and 3Ith sts-'
until . o clock .. m.
New-York tribune., 1911-04-02
COUNTRY BOARD.

o.pD on farm near Princeton; excellent
bchIa hsautiful surroundings: fishing. tennis
.,,n RECOMMENDATIONS; 81 TO SO. Address. Mrs.
I,s hhitt Dayton. ~. y
New-York tribune., 1911-04-02
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FURNISHED APARTMENTS.

AT sACRIFIcE.--TO sUBLEr FROM NAY
l. six room apartment IN Hentrck Hueecn
Annex facing the river. ii0th ST.. Riyereids
Drive; can be seen any day BY appointment.
Apply NEELY. or preminse
New-York tribune., 1911-04-02

FURNISHED FLAT TO LET. summer mcnthe'
West sist St: rooms and bath; rsfsrenees
required. Apply 10 H. s. Tribune Once
New-York tribune., 1911-04-02

rapidly and those who have any thought
of locating at this time in the best ar
ranged apartments III New York should
lose no time in making their leases.
Weekly journal-miner. [volume] (Prescott, Ariz.) 1908-1929, 1911-12-13
THAT REAPPoRTroNMENT

SACRAMENTO, Cal, Deev. 4
The reapportionment muddle in the
legislature, especially In the senate.
esn not even be settled In COMMITTEES.
The senate today named a sob com
mitiee 10 settle the rquabbls over tho
reapportionmcht for San Francisco.
and this mus, report at $3.50 iomor.
row. The house subcommittee ha.
sir bills, out Of which they will form
one acceptable, II possible
Weekly journal-miner. [volume] (Prescott, Ariz.) 1908-1929, 1911-12-13
Common Stock Ownership.

IL has been assumed that the pre-.
cnt pro rata and common ownership
IN all these companies by former
stockholders Of the trust would insure
a continuance Of the same old single
control Of all the companies into
which the trust has by decree been
disintegrated. This IL erroneous and
Weekly journal-miner. [volume] (Prescott, Ariz.) 1908-1929, 1911-12-13
Government Administrative Experts
Needed TO Aid Courts In Trust
Dissolutions.


The drafting Of the DEGREES in the
dissolution Of the present trusts, with
a view 10 their reorganization into
legitimate corporations, has made IL
especially apparent that the court.
are not provided with the administers
tive machinery 10 make the necessary
inquiries preparatory 10 reorganiza
ton, or 10 pursue such inquiries, and
they should DO empowered 10 invoke
the aid Of the Bureau Of Corpora
tions In determining the suitable re-
organization Of the disintegratcd
parts. The circuit court and the at
torney general were greatly aided ia
framing the decree In the Tobacco
rrnst dissolution by an expert from
| the Bureau Of Corporations.
Federal Corporation Commission
Proposed,
do not set forth IN detail IN,
terms and sections Of a statute wbiei
night supply the constructive legis
lation permitting and aiding the for
Weekly journal-miner. [volume] (Prescott, Ariz.) 1908-1929, 1911-12-13

Much Is said Of the repeal Of this
statute and Of constructive legisla.
ton intended 10 accomplish the pur-
pose and blaze n clear path for hon
est merchants and business men "a
follow. II may be that snch a plan
will be evolved, but submit that
the discussions which have been
brought out in recent days by the
fear Of the continued execution o. the
antitrust law have produced nothing
but glitteriDg genersIities and have
offered no line Of distinction OF rule
Of action as definite and M clear az
that which the supreme court itself
Weekly journal-miner. [volume] (Prescott, Ariz.) 1908-1929, 1911-12-13

The American Tobacco company
(old), readiusted capital, s92,000,000;
The Liggett & Meyers Tobacco com.
pany (new), capital. s67ooo,0OO; the
i. Lorillard company (new), capital,
az. 100000; and the r. J. Reynolds
Tobacco company (old), capital s7,'
525, 900, are chiefly engaged in the
manufacture and sale Of chewing and
smoking tobacco and cigars. The
former one tin.foil company IL divid.
ed into two, one Of ss25,0Oo capital
and the other OF 100000. The one
snuff company is divided into three
companies, one with a capital OF sl5,'
600, 900, another with capital Of 49,.
900, 900 and third with capital Of
As .OOO. 600. The licoriee companies
are two, one with a capital Of s5,75s,.
800 and another with capital Of
90 OOO. 900. There is, also, the British
American Tobacco company, a British
corporation, doing business abroad
with capital Of $4,000, 900 the Porto
Weekly journal-miner. [volume] (Prescott, Ariz.) 1908-1929, 1911-12-13

II is not the purpose of the statute
TO confiscate the property and capital
OF the offending trusts. Methods OF
punishment by fine or imprisonment
OF the individual offenders, by fine
Of the corporation or by forfeiture OF
its goods in transportation, are pro.
vided, but the proceeding in equity 1.
specific remedy TO stop the opera.
ton Of the trust by injunction and
prevent the future use Of the plant
and capital in violation Of the statute
Bisbee daily review., 1911-08-25
MININC.NOTES

Continued from page e.
 copper output of the Jerome district
 It probably will be two years before the United Verde's new smelter is built and in commission, and mean while the company will do well if 1t maintains its output at the aver age of the past two or three years. don't believe it will be able to do even that
 After the Atchison, Topeka & Santa Fe's new branch line into the district and the smelter are com Dleted, the former providing facili- ties to bring in equipment and sup plies, and the latter entering the market for custom ores, there will probably be revival of prospecting and development work. Whatever future increase there is in Jerome's output, however. will be likely to come very slowly.
Bisbee daily review., 1911-08-25

the 21st day of July, 1911, In the above entitled action, wherein John NJ. Johnson, the above named plain tiff, obtained judgment against James P. Livingstone defendant, on the 2Sth day of June, 1911, for tho sum of one hundred ffty-eight (s15S.OOJ dollars in lawful money ol the United States with interest, costs and sccruing costs. am com manded to sell that certain real es- tate described as follows:
 South 1-2 of the northeast Ii and the north 1-2 of the southeast If of section 9. township 22 south. range 26 east of the c. and s. R. B. and M., in Cochise county, Ter ritOry of Arizona"
 Notice is hereby given that on the 30th day of August, 1911, at ? o'clock ?. ID. at the court house door in the City of Tombstone, in the said County of Cochise, I will sell the above described property or so much thereof as may be necessary to satisfy the said Judg- ment, with interest, costs and ac- cruing costs. to the highest and best bidder for cash.
 JOHN F. WHITE, Sheriff.
 By A. A. Hopkins, Deputy Sheriff.
 Tombstone, Arizona, August 2, 1911.
Bisbee daily review., 1911-08-25
MOSOH ID BUILD IN
 SAN DIEGO AT ONCE
Csan Diego Union. ]


 Preliminary plans have been com pleted by Architect Dell w. Harris for a modern fireproof business block to be erected at the northeast corner oi B and Orange avenues, Coronado. for F. B. Moson, a prominent cattle raiser of Arizona, who recently purchased three lots on the Coronado corner through George E. Buxton of San Diego.
 The structure will have a frontage of l40 feet on Orange avenue. ad- joining on the east the Coronado Court apartments. Its depth will be 50 feet and will contain on the ground floor six business stores. The building is designed for three floors, the upper stories containing thirteen apartments each. The plan is to erect only one story at the present time. and the space fo- the stairway in the center of the building will be used for Q small store.
 The building will be of mission type, the design. being similar to that of the Peoples National bank at National City, which was planned and designed by Architect Harris. It will be con- structed throughout Of concrete and tile. The only wood used will be in the window frames and doors. The floors will be Of cement. The esti- mated cost of the improvement is S15,000
 Mr. Buxton, as agent, will have charge of the improvement. He says that several nersOns have suokap for space in the building and he expects to have all stores leased by the time the structure is completed.
Bisbee daily review., 1911-08-25
SAN LUIS POTOSI MINES

Formerly, but the amounts they do actually produce are ia real money, not in the imagination of outsiders A man cannot now build a fire on the mountain side and detect molten silver among the ooals.
 Mining has become g business and romance has left it, but the sight oi the serried galleries of one of the old mines suggests that the old meth. cd was more exciting and interesting. And 1t is to be Eoted that there are a few really good silver districts in San Luis Potosi that the Spaniards did not uncover, crude as their meth. ods now seem.
Bisbee daily review., 1911-08-25
HOLDER
 |S SNINDLED
Investigation O. Some flnSur- ancep Companies Reveals a Very Bad State of
 Financial Affairs
PROMPT REFORM DEMAND

MILWAUKEE, Aug. 24.-Importan, legislation for the control of insur. ance companies doing industrial. ac cident and health business, is proposed in the report Of the special committee of state insurance commissioners oi the United States. made public today. The basis for the legislation proposed is given in reports on the examination of fourteen companies, in which near. " two thousand settlements effected by these companies are discussed ane criticised The report says:
 of the specific claims examined where the amount involved a consider. able percentage of scaled or reflected claims was high, very high. too high to be explained by error Of judgment or carelessness. The committee feels warranted in concluding when deal ings with companies-aoing inGustrial accident and health business. the pol icy holding public is too frequently the viciim of uneonscionable prae- tiees in the claim departments of these companies classified in this report Promises of reformation are not enough. This convention should take action 10 guarantee just treatment Of policy holders in the future"
 The companies under examination were: Standard Accident company, Detroit: United States Health and Ac- cident, Saginaw. Massachusetts Ac. cident, Boston; Great Eastern Casual iy, New York; Federal Casualty. De troit; Equitable Accident, Boston; Continental Casualty, Hammond. Ind. North American Accident, Chicago: National Casualty. Detroit: Fidelity Accident. Saginaw; General Accident Fire and Life Insurance corporation. American AssuTanee, Philadelphia. Phoenix Preferred Accident, Detroit: German Commercial Accident, Phil. adelphia. The report of one company says:
 Tt is impossible ip language fitted to an official document to aptly char acteriZe what scans to have been the methods praeticed by the industrial department Of this concern in settling with policy holders. It appears to have Fesorted to every possible means 10 cnt and shave down claims, apparenf- ly without conscience. certainly with out right" The report further says that only two or three companies ex- amined were found to have been sub stantially undeserying of any criu- ciSm al
Bisbee daily review., 1911-08-25
ORDER TO SHOW CAUSE WHY ORDER OF SALE OF REAL
 ESTATE SHOULD NOT
BE MADE

Tn the Probate Court of the County of Cochise. Territory of Ari- zona.
 in the matter of the estate of Clyde T. Scott, deceased.
 lt appearing to this court by the petition this day presented and filed by Emil Marks. administrator of the estate or Clyde T. Scott. de- ceased, that it Is necessary to sell the undivided one-third interest of said estate in lots numbered IA and 1s on the Erie Cattle claim in the Warren mining district, Cochise county, Arizona. to pay the debts of decedent and the expenses and charges of administration and inc mortgage existing thereon:
 It is therefore ordered by this court; That all persons interested in the estate of said deceased ap- pear before the said Probate Court on Tuesday. the 12th day of Sep tember, 1911. at the hour of ten o'clock a. m- of said day at the court room of said court at the