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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-02-10
SATISFIED MECHANICS LIENS.

WHITE PLAINS ROAD g. IS q OF Bar.
tholdi st: Morris Marks sgt Joseph Pistone et al
Dec g. 1910; sieo.
CR0TONA PARKWAY. 2 cor iIsth 81 Ed
.rsl Tie CO agt Katonah Construction CO st al
Dec S. 1910 (by bond s720
SOUTHERN BOULEVARD. V 3 1855 u 3 %
1s2d st; Howell Mapss agt same; Nov 20. 1910
10y bond); sll5 so
LEXINGTON ATD cor 10Th ct: John I
Martin sgt I Nes.sr Kendall ~ 81. Jan 26 1911
by bond: sl.123 60
NOHEGAN AVE, " cor ls0th 81 Rartel.tone
Brothers agt Nathan Rubenstein et al; Feb 5
1911; sl27 80
18TH ST. 3 40 fl " Of Bathsat. ave; 6
? RAYMOND & CO AT Mountain Construction q
e. al: Jan IL 1911. SIS 50.
18TH ST. 81 10 j21 East. Nicholas Peter
sor agt came; Jan 6. 1911 Si45
9th ST, 21s West: RiderEricsson Engine CT
agt Jennie Fried ct al: Feb 2, 1911; $50.
CLINTON AVE. y cor 18th 81; George Iuns
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-02-10
THE PRIVATE SALES MARKET
MANHATTAN.

29IH 5IREE1-Wiiana Fl. schmohl has sold
No. ~ East 2eth street. i've story hsthouse.
on !ot 2oX9s.8 feet, 70 Frederick L. Merriam. OF
larrytoUA.
S2D STREET-Jaraes kennedy is reported 20
have sold No 2s Wes, 32d street a tour story
and basement dwelling house. on 10Y 22 6Xes. 8
feet tttNeen fhth avenue and Broadway.
CATHEDRAL PARKWAY-The Palermo Con-
struction Company has bought from Amos T.
Emo ire property 200 feet in Cathedral PARKWAY
2na % iee' IN lt ;iIsst 20 ieet east S ot
erected two high class twelve story apartment
houses.
GRAND STREET-The Douglas Robinson.
Charles :. Brown Company has sold for Regi-
maid Rouslds the vacant lot g}xs0 feet, NJ tho
southwest corner NJ Grand and Thompson streets.
70 Max J. Kramer who will erect O six story
loft building.
EIGHTH AvENrE--Alfred J. Koch has re
sold tor Henry Tishman 10 Edward Bach thu
trilngular building known Nos. 1853 10 psi
Eighth avenue, and Nos 2i0 and 80 ST.
frontages Of loo.l1 feet n Eighth avenue lis. 3
fect, in s. Nicholas avenue and so feet ir
uorherly SIDE. This lie the property sold at
private sale by the Edward J. King estate to
Nj Tshrlan about Two weeks ago.
The BRoNX.
CLAY AVENt-E-Tne O. j. Scbwarzler Com
Bloch. through william H. Nohlich and No.
200 Clay avenue . q Mr.; Hoffman: These are
40x1o0 feet. recently completed By the SchwaI Lier
Ccmpany all Of which ave nov been sold.
FORT SCHUYLER ROAD. y. Lew has
sod, through ! ". Weiss q Co. two lots or
the west side II Fort Schuyler road loo feet
south OF latting street TO Peter 2 poieh'nski
and Y. ( Shsfter.
THIRD AVENU E--Kirlpatrici < C-ouhart
have sold for client - Maurice Myers tho six
story apartment house, known ss FRANKLIN court,
a. Nos. 2G6S 1914 Third avenue. extending
through 10 Nos. I07l % 1910 Franklin avenue.
al the Junction OF i65th srreet. il has a
frontage OF es feet on franklin avenue and 81
feet on Third avenue. There are stores on the
Third avenue end Of TIE house The structure.
which vas held AZ 500 900. faces small tri-
angular block owned by the citv and Vhch
is 70 he turned into 2 rark
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-02-10
RECORDED TRANSIT GRS.
fyVith name and address o.
FEBRUARY :.
MANHATTAN.

AVE A. =. 5l.9 It n of 18th e. 22xo6. Cir'
Greco 10 Antonio Capace; s. part tmte >l0,-
s00). Feb T. 81. address. 2S2 East 2oth At
BROADWAY. : $ Il It n Of l2Gui st. % 9,
i0S TX irrrg 20 t2Gth -: Robert Prior and
auo. exrs 10 Waistein Is Readc (mtg $4,000
Feb ! SG35S0.
saMT PROPERTY; John Prior e. a. 10
same. Feb /. deeds 81. address. i3i 'l'i
mont ave. Brooklyn.
BROADWAY. e e. q n % OF i26th g. - %
irrrg. Waist-.n : Read. 10 Robert Prior
george = Prior. Emily u u Firth and AlfA'
under Prior tmtc S5f 600 Dec : 500. ad
dTcff. $40 West 1850 81.
BROADWAY. 1880 8 fty brH. cor OF 35tt
81. lS.OI60. Henry McAl"enan 20 Henry =. Ar
thur Joseph. John and Ella McAl'ensn anr
Josephine Dreamer. Jan Q. 81. address. 2o1
West 56th b.
ELIZABETH 81. rf s.. 9D.ln ~ Of Hester 81
5OYCi So OTTO ; atrobel 30 Herman q Strob'
ana Richard " aud carrie Freedman =
part. Feb e. $3.50. address, go neptune ave
ACW Rochelle. = =.
FORSYTH 81. IS T. 095 q 81 Broone FL
25x1O0. Louis Il schram To india Wharf Brew
Ing co. Feb Z. 81; address. % Hamilton az
Brooklyn.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-02-10
BY Daniel Creenwald.
TIE AUCTION OFFERINGS TO-DAY

The following parcels will be sold az the
Real Estate Exchange salasroom' Nos. IA
and IS Vesey street, to-day:
BY Bryan L. Kenneth
27TH ST. - 70 25s. e.. GO # 9 or sth sve,
Jo1lx144x irreg, vacant; vol sale adjourned.
BY JOSEPH T. Day.
iS5TH ST. 90 20 rs. 5 5. l15 II " OF 18th ave
3j0x99.11. 70 s sly dwles; \ Sloane e. q
exrs aet Henry Hall e. al Rowland. " =.
attys; Adam Wiener. ref; amt due. s266 Isl 81
taxes. etc. 81 CTS. 20 the plaintiff for 10000
50yl0o; James Molloy set FraBcesco Pagllaro -
al J p Fallon. IT, atty; Culhane. rel; amt
que, 81 294 50, taxes. 'tc. SiSi IS 20 q L1rdi
FOR s1GT5.
WALTON AVE 3. 7as Il % 149th ST, 20x
about l45x irreg, sly bldg and vacant; r
Tnirton & I. atiys: Frarz Sigel ref amt due.
50 4ti So; taxes. etc. $lS7. % " / Norton for
$500
10TH ST. IS. s. 1lls f W O rarkz ave.
y 1XlV9 II sly dTlg CITY Real Estate 60 azI
Jacob Gotuisb 2, al: Harold swain, city; c O
1896 6S; adjourned % February u.
WASHINGTON Avr q :. block front. between
SSH and lSn,h 50. so llI2oo: sly. dwlgs
ss9 yafen =, Cg .r Rea E's'. &c 90 4g' ~, Nj
REF. amt dus $50 32G %; taxes etc $40 9G2 50.
adjourned % Tebrusry -.
BOSTON RI 1851 - s. abcu- 2e5 {. %
1eSth s. y XIII 1851 sz1iG5. sty tenrnt.
Bs.1iinnger ir. airy: J 9 Inerahsrn rel. amt due
S2s321 % taxes. re, Sc 900 So. aaio1rnsd sine
~ samuel Marx.
l34TH 81. IS ard A. s. 3s5 . 70 o, Eth
a[s 5o2o9li hIE church; J !, Holland agt TIE
ANY. Dummy ref: amt d1a SIP I5p 50
taxes. etc Sl23 IS. Withdrawn
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-02-10
BATTLEsKIPs NOT SOLD
Navy Department Denies Rumor Of
Sale of Oregon and Iowa TO Peru,

Washington. Feb. s.-The Navy Depart
-,snt to-dsy denied positively the ruraor
from Santiago, Chill. that the oauleships
Iowa and Oregon are 70 be sold 20 Peru.
Tie only manner in which United States
naval vessel can Be disposed Of legally IS
through condemnation oy a naval board.
THE ship then must be offered AZ public
auction. her guns and ammunition and 81
rvaruke equipment hrs: being removed from
tire huh
Neither OF the ships is 10 be condemned.
The Oregon has just been put III frst class
copdit.on, II a cost OF nearly $4,000, and
The Iowa, though not Of the latest design.
stil IS regarded as an excellent ship FOR
the second line Of defence. 10th of the YES
sells have already been assigned 70 duty
next summer.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-02-10
REALTY NOTES.

Tie new ShUbert theatre enterprise in
West 2d street viii also include the abut-
ting property No. 2ls to 225 West i4th street.
which has been leased from the Astor
estate for twenty-one years.
J. j. Schwartz. Of the Sterling Realty
Company. has .evered his connection with
the Reliance Improvement Company, hav-
Ing disposed II his interest 70 George r.
Coughlan.
The West Side Taxpayers Association
will meet this evening AT No 2s7 West saith
street
The meeting Of the House and Real
Estate Owners Association Of the 18th and
18th wards will be held at Turn Hall, Sth
street and Lexington avenue. tonight
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-02-10
RECORDED MORTGAGES.
with name ard address Or grantee
Interest per cent unless otherwise stated.
FEBRUARY .
NfANIIATIAN

MANHATTAN.
AMSTERDAM AVE cor l2J.- T. 2tos
100 Feb g. ". y Ier ceni. Mahae L NoI,9N a.
New Rochelle. Conn.
AUDUBON AVE. n e cor l75th q. rs az5ov
ir-ey 0,rior mtg sc50op. .Tcb 3: . yrf. q PEI
cent: simon Improvement - 20 solomon simon.
$1,000. address. 80 west l-o-h -
sr0cstG 81. "a. sly brk - ivl0G 2123v
l0T :. due Aug o. 1912 per cent Feb
"A n, = Rafh q, bert sch. st'r. q pop. I'd
drass JOS sheridan eve. Ero2klrn
rRoApNAY. @ :. y II % OF l2''h It. ai@Z
i-.es rrior mtg 86"oo; Feb $; Yrs. 9 PEI
r.rt. Rclert j. GEORGE ara Alexander y
Prior and Emily J. Firth 10 Fun L'a'rer
81 On: address. - Manhat-an -
SAME PROPERTY .prior mtT s56ooM. FEB
/, ~ q rsr cent. s-tae t1 Join Prior. 5000
address. rs West l01h 81.
SAME PFoPrRrT .-r'or mtg '8&oy3i :, yer en-; .
Ms. uer cent. same 10 Jan. falpralth
$1,000. address. 321@ Iiul ave.
SANE PROPERTY Urior mtg s3fn"ol Feb .
: yrs. @ per cont. Sane I" n,.,siln- - ShAush
ness 50 do1. address. 81 - Ni,hoas ave.
80 ~ E. : 'rss Wsist.in s Pes!r - Row
49,, -a,inrs Bank. $1,000. address ~ Bower
HOUSTON IT. So west 2,,y,el. Fco =: 20 W.
i~cs r. walsh to Bertha Nert-tim au1 aro
MADISON AVE. u w cor ~ 81 2oi4 10 So
p, y 60 ,rr.or mtg sea-. ooj,. Feb .. ! ~ q per
uiuiovsll.. 5000 600. address. - Cana st
ftryrpsIpE DRIVE. % e cor i5tst 81. ioi.9v
i7sy irI.e (rrior mtg $50 ccW: Feb =. due ~
,'- b,1d. etli1n caf.stru-tioo 90 90 george "A
Ven: SEQ 0oO. address. 81 west iiom o.
STANTON ~. w. cor Attorney 49, 5d.2,
irf.F, Feb Z. yfs. rer cent III inss u
Martha Kirsch: 5000. adtreia l'o Rodney ~
Brooklyn.
Oh AVE. - and 20 u cor 5th &c. tNf,lw
.rrior mtg $3.50 co. Ven :: due july J. 1911
O. rar -sn'. -olinrer Realty Co 60 Alexander
rfiWcr. SIC 900 address, rs BROADWAY.
9Th ST. ne g. t3S r. = - Avenue y. 2's'
o. -. instaiincnts. & per cent IeUrrd sand
Irvskv 10 Peter -1nlroHiiz. T2'' address. 30
9Th a.
ANN 81 4. AMI g. West =. 10, trl. -,
irr.r to .Fth III ,rr1r mtg >f"nUu0i eb 81. dul
Nav l. i0I4.fa ptr cent. Kohcu ana rurnun'
Nnturn 30 United states Trust Co, $4,000
| address g. Wall A.
a7ru 81 $ r. 2f5 n "a ol 81 ave. i5NSi ,,
iryts. Tel, \. yrs: Ant0inctta kellogg 90 Alic'
" Hiiiey: 81 600: sddre's. Lewiston Me.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-02-10
TRAINS WATCHDOG TOO WE'LL
Harlem Mans Fox Terrier Makes Saw
age Attack on Canvasser.

Berk Newell. Of No 233 West 1880 street
z caavssser for a Harlem Photographic firm
vas badly bitten on the right hand yester-
raw afternoon by q fox terrier owned by
rbnjp SNYDER. OF No 539 West 1@5th street
according 10 the pnlice snyder had become
~iarned al rhe number of robberies recently
.ommitted in his neighborhood. and Tor the
.. 8, week had been training the fox terrier
Cor q watchdog.
when Newell reached thu snyder home
and knocked on the door the terrier sprans
uron him. Newell thrc" up his hand 70
parG or the attsck and the animal ot u
twice Mrs Snyder finally heard the com
motion. and going out into the BAH called
fhc dog away An ambulance surgeon
dressed Newelrs wounds and a patrolman
fool charge Of the terrier
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-02-10
RRONTVILLE TRACT SOLD.

F. G. Burnett has sold FOR the Chester
Hill Realty Company four large parcels on
the Thorn tract at Bronxvlle, Westchester
County. The properties just sold comprise
about 5000 square feet, having total
frontage Of $40 feet on Elm Rock Road.
east OF White Plains Road. The purchaser
contemplates Improving the property in The
spring. The entire tract has now been sold,
with the exception OF two Parcels.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-02-10
BUYER OF APARTMENT HOUSE.

The GerbereauX Company il the pur-
chaser Of the six story Lydia Court apart
meat house al Nos. 5i3 and SIS west 1871
street, lc5x1oO feet sold recently by the
BarkI Construction COMPANY In part
payment the Gerbereaux Company gives
No. 1856 Lexington avenue. southwest cor
ner OF 9;th street, five story nathouso. on
plot lO0Sx5G feet, and Nos IS and q East
l3ist street, six story new law house on
plot 50x99l feet. near Madison avenue. and
Nos. 225 and ~ East 5lst street five
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-02-10
BROOKLYN SALES.

Burr!l Brothers have sold the three story
and basement light stone private house No.
81 9Th street between Seventh and Eighth
avenues for William 3 storer 10 client
for occupancy.
John d Henry, tr., has sold for Ellen
Tompkins TO Mrs. Edith 4. Cook the three
story dwelling house No. aG2 McDonough
street on q lot l95x45xlc0 feet.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-02-10
COUPLE COMMIT SUICIDE?
cornell Student Finds Parents Bodies
on Return Home.

Ithaca, y. y. Feb AR ana Mrs. JaaAz
townsend were found dead Win ouhet
,rounds in their heads last nisht uy their
can Linn Townsend. on his return nom
bis studies al Cornell Jniyetsiiil o. ,.n ~,
o", H. where Mr. Townsend conducled
Y IS believed by ne family t5' lad e5c 6ed m
rn conroi,tcd s 9I Of as second p9 stroke Of
raraLS... 10 Mr. Io"neeh"'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-02-10
SUBURBAN TRADING,

Thomas Farley has sold the country seat
Of DR.. X. G.. Wenzel. situated at South
old Long Island. comprising twenty acres.
The purchaser l. W. II. Swartout, Of the
Nas Brewing Company, or Brooklyn.
Jacob 4. King has sold FOR VI. ". & c.
Pennypaclier M. 1918 Main street, Asbury
Park Tie purchaser will erect business
building on the site. which IS opposite the
North Asb1ry Railroad Station.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-02-10
LIS PEN DENS,

CHANGERS ST. 80: Julius S.,gsl agt ALI.
ander Reirnan notice OF levy). attorney. ~
Toilette.
MAPLE AVE, g. lots 81 ana 81 map of n,
new village o, jerome, The Bronx. Antonio "a
berti c, al sgt Nina Muller lection % Get AZ.
deed: attorney. Corn
18Th ST. 23i Fact: Alfred Nixseil. ssn-. q.
Irene Coldberger et al foreclosure 0. rtx: a.
torney. Kstz
9TH AVE. " : eI.e (, n Of esth o.. lss.sn.
Ada Gardiner et al agt Ellenora Dunno ssor.
closure OF three rntgs); attorney. c J Adara
PEARL ST, cor cr CITY Hall d. 15sx.7 =
% SKIS; aud other property In Kings County,
William q Reinecke agt Francis Feldmsrn =
al (partition); attorney 2 Go,dschrn.dt.
BROOK AVE, cor OF l70th 81. as 1xfo.
Martha TT Day agt Brook Avenue Construcrea
20 foreclosure Of MTG; attcrneys. Fle'cher. Ne
Cutcheon e Brown.
jTTH ST 81 and "a East: August HIN,
agt Maria Chaplin (sction 20 soreclose rrt.
chsuics liensl; attorneys, Calm e. Sor4linger
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-02-10
SELLS CATHEDRAL PARKWAY HOLDINGS
Two Twelve Story Apartment Houses To Be Erected Large
Parcel Disposed of by Amos F. Emo.
SHUBERTS RENT BIG PLOT FOR PROPOSED THEATRE SITE

story tenement house. on plot SO ix1oo5 feet
c. W. Cooley is the buyer Of Nos III and
rs East oath street. sold recently by Lee e.
Fleischmann Mr. Cooley will erect a
twelve story store and loft building from
plans BY Mullken & Moelor.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-02-10

sgt Wiethopf CONSTRUCTION Co e. al; n. =
1911. 1856 81.
18TH ST, n g $50 n " Of Bathgats Ava. -.
n Kingston sgt Mountain Conservation Ca .sos
FEB 10. 1910 1892. u:
WHITE PLAINS AVE, VS., IS 2, "A a, a..
st Charles stalker AIT Frederick " Tr,rs;,.
e al. Dec 3. 1910; S231A -4-etg
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-02-10

SIR ARTHUR CONAN DOYLE
is the author Of prize story, entitled
"The Contest" which will appear Ia
next Sundays Tribune. Don't miss Il.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-02-10
IN THE AUCTION rIARKET.
The following sales vere recorded N The
Real Estate Exchange salesrooms. Nos. "A
and l6 Vesey street. yesterday.


9TH AVE- :. NIX front bet eoith ..nd 2o5th
SITS 100 10Xl0o vacant. New York Protestant
Episcopal Public School at G Z Beysr - al.
Nash & j. attys: ! Hoffman. ref, amt due.
S25.o7S II: taxes. etc, s.. 3j6 %.
% AVE s z. 7G Z Il OF Houston 81. 2Jx65.
sly terrnt and stores. Josephine Norel sgt u
z Kuster 81 al. Gilbert & ". attys : ; koenig.
ref partition.
.lc2D st. 122. :. go # v Of L<nox ave. les
x9o1l. 3 ST. iwg. u ! Kaufman - a.. trus.
aet " TAYLOR CT Il: Goldsmith. c. E & ".
-ttys. r + Wagner ref. amt dus, SO 5s2 -.
taxes etc. 500 g.
" Charles 4. Be-riar
MONROE ST. 2G4 = 264 . f. W Of c,o,l.ars
- 81 2Xe7 lON31. lXHI 10 6 sly t5unit and stores
Lhor Tuchraau az the New Realty CO - 81.
Mannheim & NJ attys. James Kearnev. ref; amt
due 81 40 SIS. taxes. etc. SLV5o spo 70 Z mtg
o. $50 900
MONROE ST. 2o2 ; E. 3o1.5 II w Of Corl4ars
st 81 2Xl7 lnx37 lxP7 10. sly teunnt and stores;
same set same: same attys: Same ref amt due.
$500 IS taxes, etc. $3.50: sub 70 a mtg OF
$4,000.
BY Daniel cireenwald.
BARRY ST. n V cor of Lonsvooi ave, Is. y
90 2s.,3 fix2O3 sly dwls and store. sheriff 3
sale Of all right, etc. which NJ 4 Downey had
on Nov II. 1910. ] Shirerts. atty.
~ Herbert a. Sherman.
o9TH ST. 257. Il e. 192 q ~ OF Dro1dv.ay. TX
1OO1l. sty dvle; r " MARKS AIT " = Gun
rLneham RI Al. James s. 4 x sttysi Benno
I.twirso0. ref. amt duo. Sl7,G33 80 taHos e'c.
1910 81
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-02-10
BUILDING LOAN CONTRACTS

SoCTHERN BOULEVARD " e. il5 II n
18Th 81. 51Hl0o: Margaret Knox loan. Ismss u
3effney $4,000
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-02-10
ALTERATIONS
MANHATTAN.

9TH ST, 9. 22I.4 II Of University r,~.
70 sty brk loft bldg; II Masten Realty ~
, "a Easr 9th 81. owner, Douglass Brown -
Yves, nth al. architect 5000 '"
18Th st. IL and IL west 20 a 0 stz -.
apartment ant studi T. Construction CO ia
5th ave. owner: Groneno.rg Leuch,as We,
"a 81. archit.cts; S25. 900. ~.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-02-10
NEW BUILDING PLANS,
MANHATTAN.

5iTH ST. s. 100 Il Of nth ave; for.
I brk dwg and shop, 25xi0o5; ] Rothsns.nWy
premises, owner; Mulliken & Noell.r. ia -.
ave. architects; 50 oDo FVS
! 131sT ST, 573 West: for 2 stv hyx .,..,
] 2jx97; p J Dsvine 3199 Broadway orn.r
> Cocker. 3ofI 5,h ave. architect. $1,000
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-02-10
COUNTRY PROPERTY.

70 I.E1'--F-rom May Or June . Novemter' ID
Is Furnished detached dwelling; Flairneic y, ~.
10 rooms. all Improvement: rns shaae -
Mo, li0x20O. garaes: rent 500 ADDRESS ova
er 1880 Prospect ave. Plsinrelr
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-02-10
WEsTCHEsTER COUNTY.

PHILIPSE MANOR on THE HUDSON
one mile unobstructed river frontage, 50 rnod'
ern residences near completion. ADDRESS
PHIIIPSE MANOR CO.
Nanr NNrk
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-02-10

r.b. The Vestal a. GJsptaramo.
re- She Vulcan ar1 the Hector a. Guam
-srarno. the Arethuss AZ port Arthur, Tex
me Maryland ard re Vest virginia
west virginia e. san Francisco.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-02-10

The following parcels will be sold az the
Real Estate Exchange salasroom, Nos. "A
and IS Nesey street, to-day:
The morning news. (Estancia, N.M.) 1911-1912, 1911-07-21
CHILDREN
LhUGH|NG
In JhIL
Accused of Murder they do not
Fear Results of the
Trial

Grand Junction, Colo, July 18.
Direct charges of murder were
filed today against Lee Baker,
Virgil Wilson, Gladys Thompson
and Lillian Osborne, children,
whose ages range from fourteen
to seventeen years, as a result
of the coroner's inquest, which
held them for the death of Claude
A. Wolfkill, wealthy bachelor
rancher. The body of Wolfkill
was found Wednesday by the
boys on the bank of the creek
near Clifton. The accused quar-
tette had been living in a tent
near Wolfkills ranch as married
couples and it is said Wolfkill had
been contributing to their delin-
quency. The children are held
without bail and only Baker is
allowed to see any one, as being
allowed this privilege it is hoped
he will make a confession. In
an interview today, Baker de-
clared they could not do any more
than send him to the penitentiary
for life and that he was not much
use out of Jail anyway. Baker
insists that others have not been
telling the truth and today said
it was a good thing they were
kept in separate cells, for they
would make up a pack Of lies if
allowed to confer with one an
other, None of the children seem
to take the affair very seriously
and continue to laugh and joke
about their arrest. It is said
Wolfkill had a small sum of mo-
ney at the ranch Wednesday
when the girls visited
him, and that they returned to
the ranch with the boys in the
afternoon. The boys say they
discovered Wolfkills body, but
the money could not be found.
The morning news. (Estancia, N.M.) 1911-1912, 1911-07-21
Mount Calvary

Noah Dye is fighting weeds this week.
Rev. John Land took dinner with Mr..
Donaghe Sunday.
Mr.. Imboden is getting along nicely
with his header.
Mat Means was visiting his parents
last week from Texas.
The farmers are buster than eyer. No
time now to visit nor spin yarns,
Mrs. Winsatt has a fine crop. This
shows what a business woman can do.
S. K. Edwards is in fine spirits, as he
thinks this is the mammoth crop year.
The barber and wife were out from
Willard Sunday, probably drumming up
trade.
Rev. Williamson will preach the fourth
The morning news. (Estancia, N.M.) 1911-1912, 1911-07-21
Woman need
not Testify

Los Angeles, CAL, July 19-
Defeated in it's efforts to have
Mrs. Ortie E. NcManigal testify
before the grand jury regarding
her possible knowledge of the
actions Of the Mcnamara bro
theirs, the prosecution, following
the dismissal Of the contempt
charges against the woman by
Judge Walter Bordwell yester-
day, was occupied today with de-
liberations over its next step.
It was announced that there
were four or five possible courses
to be taken in further efforts to
The morning news. (Estancia, N.M.) 1911-1912, 1911-07-21
BOyS School
in GO0d Hands

The New Mexico reformator,
at Springer is being conducted il
a successful and creditable man
ner, in my opinion,' said DR.
Charles E. Lukens, superintend
ent of the Childrens Home So.
ciety, yesterday upon his return
from a trip to the northern part
of the territory. DR.. Lukens Wis.
tied the reform school and ms
fpected it thoroughly and has
nothing but praise for conditions
there. Everything appears to
be cleanly, sanitary and we'll
managed,' said DR.. Lukens.
They have about one hundred
acres Of land there, some forty
acres of which is in beans, the
staple crop of northern New Mex
leo and from which they expect
to realize $40 to $50 per acre.
They have the earliest garden
truck in that locality, including
four pound cabbages; the boys
doing most Of the gardening work
and doing it splendidly. Sprin
ger is now showing her progress
siveness by putting in cement
and the boys at the re-
formatory will put in the 600 feet
of walk for the institution, so
that it will cost nothing but the
price Of the material The boys
seem well satisfied as a general
rule Superintendent Kirkpatrick
and his corps of efficient helpers
seem to have first class discipline.
There have been no acts of real
insubordination for some time
past, especially since the removal
Of one of the chief ringleaders to
the penitentiary from which, by
the way, | understand he has
- Albuquerque Journal.
The morning news. (Estancia, N.M.) 1911-1912, 1911-07-21

Sunday of each month at Mount Cal
vary, to which services all are invited.
Sam Isenhart must find something
very attractive over at Mr.. Imboden's,
as he is seen going over there quite
often.
The heavy rains that have fallen re-
Gently have saved our country. Crops
are looking better than we have ever
seen them at this time of the year.
Rev. John Land preached at Mount
Calvary last Saturday night and Sunday,
and will preach again each third Sun
day. Everybody is invited to attend
these services.
Scott Wolf has returned from Kansas.
He says he expects to bring number
of business men to the valley this fall.
This is what we need, men with grit,
greenbacks and push. Men who have
the nerve to push things along. Then
we will see things develop more rapidly.
Grandpa land sGrandma Burton, who
live in our neighborhood, are enjoying
the best of health. He has just passed
his 18th birthday and she will be 70
next month He has been blowing like
a boy. For four years before he came
to the Valley he could not do any kind
of work. This certainly speaks we'll for
our health giving climate.