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Arizona republican., 1911-03-07
In Arivaea District.

An agreement has just been reached between the Liberty Silver Mining company and the Roosevelt Reduction company of New York whereby the latter company takes over the opera ton of the Liberty Mining companys property, comprising A claims in the Arivaca district, @ miles south of Tucson.
 The new company. which is capital ized at $3.00O0OO. has given l.4O0. .0OO shares of stock to the old company and 60O.0OO to II. NJ. Whitbeck. who effected the organization
 Extensive development work is to be commenced on the property next June and SI.OO0. .0O0 is to be used for that purpose.
 The officers of the new company are T. I. COwan, vice president and acting president. owing to the death of President ID. l.. Moves: C. E. Whitwell. secretary. and H. M Whit beck. treasurer. All are New York men.
 The Liberty group was opened mp originally by the late Liberty Clark IL was sold in 1900 to ID. L. Moves and his associates. who came to Tue son to locate several years ago. Just previous to that time it was operated by Colonel W. R. Wemple. During his superintendcncy, it is claimed, a pocket was encountered which pro- ducCd $I0.0OO in silver There are several openings on the claims. the deepest shaft being about 200 feet deep The ore is high grade. and it
Arizona republican., 1911-03-07

Eivey & Hulett Drug Store.
Arizona republican., 1911-03-07
Mi-o-n-a
Drives Distress From Upset Stomachs
 in Five Minutes.

in Five Minutes.
 MONA stomach tablets not only cure indigestion but build up the entire system and make the weak and frail strong and vigorous. They are guar anteed to do so by the Lovett Drug Co
 They cause the glow of health to ap- pear in the cheeks and make the eyes bright and sparkling. They chase out bad blood and cause pimples and sal low skin to disappear.
 MEDINA stomacn tablets are such wonderful stomach invigorators and up- builders that they are sold under an agreement to return your money if they do not cure indigestion or any other trouble arising from an upset stomach such as biliOusness. dizziness. sick headache. loss of appetite, fermentation. nervousness. sleeplessness, nightmare. etc.
 And only 90 cents a large box at the Lovett Drug Co.
 stomach trouble had bothered me a long time. and though I doctored and used several remedies there was no cure given me until used MEDINA.
 "I used to feel weak. bloodless and depressed, but MONA built up my health and made me strong g"-Mrs. J. Newton, Bellevue, Mich.
Arizona republican., 1911-03-07
HERE IS A REMEDY THAT WILL CURE EGzEkA
I'VE PROVE IT."

Why waste time and money experi- menting with greasy salves and To- tiOns trying to drive the eczema germ from underneath the skin when the Elvey & Hulett Drug Store guaran- tees ZEMO, a clean liquid preparation for external use to rid the skin of the germ life that causes the trouble? one application will relieve the itch ing and often times one bottle is sufficient to cure a minor case of eczema
 In over 2OO0 towns and cities in America, the leading druggist has the agency for ZEMO and he will tell you of the marvellous cures made by this clean. simple treatment. ZEMO is recognized as the cleanest and most popular treatment for eczema. pimples. dandruff. and all other forms of skin or scalp affections whether on infant or grown person. Win you try q bottle on our rec0m- mendatiOn?
 klvey & Hulett Drug Store.
Arizona republican., 1911-03-07

John w. Sickelsmitn. Greensboro, Pa, has three children. and like most chil- dren they frequentl" take cold. We have tried several kinds of cough medi- cine" he says. but have never found any yet that did them as much good as Chamberlain's Cough Remedy" For sale by all dealers.
Arizona republican., 1911-03-07

cated by the diamond drill cores. it is expected that it will not be long be- fore the shelter is placed in operation and Arizona Commercial will take It's place as a producer.
Arizona republican., 1911-03-07
Arizona Commercial.

The Arizona Commercials shaft is going town rapidly from the 1000 foot level and will be rushed to 1.200 feet. where d new station win be cut and another drift run tO the lode. The drift on the 1000 foot level should be in the lode next month. and if conditions are found as indi-
Arizona republican., 1911-03-07

is claimed to go as high as $35O to the ton.
 At the St Louis worlds fair the Liberty ore took first prize among the silver ores taken from Arizona. mines. The property has been idle for the past several years owing To litigation.
Arizona republican., 1911-03-07

Evergreen lots are going fast. See l4 West Adams street.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-08-22
ARRANGE FOR BIG MATCHES
west Side Tennis Club to Build
Stands for Spectators.

arrangements have been completed for
~ seating of the gallery at the coming
--sfrriuary matches in International ten
rts which will be held early next month at
..s courts Of the West Side Tennis Club.
single reserved seats IN the grandstands
ali he sold for 81 So while season tickets
f,r the three matches viii bring So so. As
4, me case Of tho International polo machss
], Meadow Brook. tickets for anv specified
rertest which cannot be PLAYED because Of
vssther conditions viii be good on the date
% which 70 has been postponed. The clubs
,onniftee IN charge Of the matches have
arranged ~ have the tickets on sale a.
wright q Ditson's. Spauldings and the Nc
Bride theatre ticket agency.
II has oeen decided that William A..
tsrred. the national Champion Thomas Q.
pn,dv. ranked No 2. and recent winner a.
xe1thauuton RAYMOND r. Little and Man.
tca E Mclaughlin. win compose the Amer
Ean team. This gives half the response
h.litv Of carving of the honors for Amer
ies to prominent Eastern players and half
10 the Cahfornians. whose star has been
rising brilliantly in The -snnis sky Of late.
England will be represented a. the West
side courts bv q. p. Dixon. Arthur Lowe
and s. s. Beamish all seasoned players,
r.ho are confidently expected TO give a good
account of themselves and force tho Amer
scsr team to do its best in the struggle for
TIE honor Of CARRYING the contest 10 Aus
tr1ii4
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-08-22
LOST BANKBOOKS.

BANKBOOK No 453.aS1. ~ the Union Dime
savings Bank is missing. ANY person having
a claim 10 10 is hereby called upon % present
the same with n DAYS. or submit t0 naNlhs
said pssshook cancelled and e new orc issued.
EAEKBOOK No $50 $50. u. the Union Dime
savings Bank is missing ANY person having
A claim TO 10 ls hereby called upon go present
the same within sen DAYS ar submit 20 having
said passbook cancelled. and new one issued
LOST on STOLEN Handbook 40. 81 go o.
the German Savings Bank IN The CITY Of New
york corner sta Ave. and l4th ST., issued 10
Isidor Rothfald. All persons are cautioned
against negotiating tho came. II not returned
10 the bank oH the sth day of September. 1911,
q duplioat. WIZ be issued.
LOST or sTOLBN.-Bankbook 40 Gc3 o4s of
ths German savings Sank in the City Of View
York corner ~ 4th Ave and 18Th ST.. issued 20
Karl Kurferberg Al persons are cautioned
against negotiating tre same n rot returned 60
the bank on he i1th dag Of September. 1911, a
duplicate viii be issued
lost or STOLEN. -Rankbook No. Al. 80 ~
The German Savings Bank in the ca = New
YORK corner 4th Ave and l4h 81, isseud n
F'loronco Justice An persons are cautioned
sraiust negotiating The same. Il not returned
m M bank on the 18th day Of September 1871
= duplicate WIFI, be- ISSUED
LOST handbook 80. 1854. Bank Tor savings.
$50 an ave. New YORK. Payment stopped.
Please return book 90 bank
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-08-22
PAPKE TO MEET BURKE.

Entering the roped arena for the first
time since he won the middleweight cham
pionsliip of Great Britain by knocking out
Jim Sullivan, Billy Papke will meet
Sailor Burke In a ten-round bout at the
Twentieth Century Athletic Club tonight
This viii mark the second meeting Of the
pair. = couple Of years ago they boxed q
six-round bout. in which Papke was adj
Judged victor. His victory was gained only
after a narrow escape from a knockout
for the husky Burke foored him for the
count IN the third round and had him in a
bad way AZ the bell
Since that time Burke has come on In
fine style. and today is a much better fight
or than ever before IN his career. His long
list of victories has given him confidence
in his ability and he is willing 20 stand NJ
and take chance once IN A while now. He
has been training for the last month AZ
Johnson's rosdhouse for the battle and IS
simply alive with confidence in his ability
70 win
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-08-22
M AGREEMENT ON GAME
nate and Site Of Army-Navy
Contest Still Undecided.
nv telegraph to Tho Tribune.l

aug. IL mere HdS uttu ho
Ai''~ ort between the athletic authorities
heree'' naval and Military academies as TO
Of w game for the coming season,
l0o"ss.anding the reports that the date
pow, exed and the National League
has ~, Grounds at Philadelphia has been
bsse'o as as the scene Of the contests. 1t
sale''.o.e here to-day on absolute author
was The arrangements for the game
'iT -, been made and consequently no
fao go the contest selected. The three
siie ,r,oement between the representa-
yea ~ the two service schools came to
r'es with the game last year, and so far
81 ga. @,rts 20 reach an understanding have
failed. ..,... - bo,, institutions
declined 10 talk about the matter and
- M able 10 announce an agreement
~. ncar future. II is thought likely
! tbere has been q disagreement over
8ots 81 the game. Tho Navy has al
tsken a stand for the Saturday after
.,s.nksriving Day, which falls on Decem-
- this year The Army prefers the
-. one week earlier. and il is possible
%, there has been a difference Of opinion
A. This point
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-08-22
To WHOM IT MAY CONCERN.

-IIAFTTs s EDwARDsON, Or WATER
Lu~v ui7inun. MARY $. Edwsrdson.
,,toae last known place 81 abode was S33 East
1gd street New York city ne" 81 parts IN
-3,,,u defsudant. order - notice. State OF Con-
nectic,t Kew Haven county -. WATERBURY
Apgust ~. A. y 1911 Upon tho complaint Or
tbs' Id CHARLES $ EdwardsOn praying Tor rea-
sn,s tT.-efn PEI forth for divorce returnable
tsf9f. the superior Court at waterbury. in and
~ -, a wen County. 20 be- held on the FIRST
Tuesdsv OF september. A, H. 1911. II ap-
1870 ~ ana being found by The suhscribing
P..,.--s9,., tbst the said defendant 10 absent
fr,r, he sfate gone % parts Unknown, there
si- ~-d.r.d tbaf notice OF the pendency OF
.siT romoIrint re given by publishing this
80 ia Me New- York Tribune, a newspaper
49, -, ID, me rftV County ana state Of New
VIZ ibr1a DAYS successiveiy commencing on
- bc.,o,. Inc egnd day Of August a. d. 1911.
~ a. 1fnoefftne p copy ~ said complaint.
citation ma Of This ornor Of notice In The
,,st,.arc oostage paid end letter registered.
y. ,,.1,.r,,t,.v directed ~ said defendant o.
q, ,3s Essf 28d street. Sc" lork CITY on or
49, az ,ond dsy ~ August A.. u. 1911, By
sogre rrrner officer or indifferent person
''i''' 30 SAM FL j. MARSH
.-i...,, ,.i.rt Of the superior Court. for Sew
fr,rer Comfy. a. waterbury
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-08-22
RECALL FIVE YOUNGSTERS
Giants Repurchase Players Tried
Out Last Winter.

Tho Giants have exercised their options
Tor tle rerurclase Of players in the cases
Of five recruits tried out last winter at
Marlin Springs. They include the pitch
ers Tcsreau and Shontz. the inhelders
NanUsh and Groh and the outhelder John
ston The PHuEes have called Cova-
lesk TO service ID the major league.
Tie list Of purchases follows.
SAT ona' J.2rue-By Philadelphia From Buff
t.o Brennan. schultz Miller and kilEfer. from
Ian .asfer. rovaiessi. Wilkes Barre. Pitcher
Nr'l HN Sos York From san Antonio John
buffalo. 9-on. Newark. ~hontz. By cincinnati.
rom chattanooga Benton. Birnlng ham, Pie
en. NeHark. ohio. Wickland. Huntington
g-erfs bs BROOKLYN. From Atlanta. Burch.
IaIte4. Vow Haven. Don't. Atlanta, SYKES Ey
=. .Du.7 FROM Louisville. Hearn and ~rnloH
p Boston. From Montreal. Rur'. By Pitts
z f.Her.d. ohio. Harrison. By chicago From
ta7'a.. Bali. Sew orleans. Au-crmeicr. At
lfnfr. zimmerman.
American Ieaeuo-By Cleveland. From New
Orleans uoaue. Memphis. Adams. Omaha, d
Aa'l. Toledo. H0uunoret. New orleans, Gala
Ian. knapp and Fanweil; Portland. Ryan.
A. ''i e-ilIaNkn. h. SD LOUIS rom
80. merry. Pratt, Bailey and Graham. oak
.eH4. Wares. rs NeW York From sioux city.
k.rp.er and Fitzgerald, Newark. Y. j.. Bailey;
,asarr Anies. BY Philadelphia: From
tfnInc Er Boston. From Sacramento. Thomas;
Denver. ~ breu. Bv Chicago Fr1m Lowell
N7es.. Darrors Denver. Gilmore. Dubuque
BOISE. Joseph. Bortou; san Francisco.
Dam. Johnston. Lincoln. McGrav BY Detroit:
rom Baltimore, Renter oakland. Pernol.
atfr ~teeis. Toronto. kOCher. Buffalo
oeo .o-t Wayne. Onsiow; Evansville. Wuf-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-08-22
WINS IN STRAIGHT HEATS
Vernon Mckinney on Good Be-
havoir and Makes a Record.

Columbus, Ohio. Aug 2i.-The three hxt-
ures on the card for the first day of the
second week Of the international breeders
meeting here were all won in straight heats.
In the Board Of Trade Stake. for 207
PAGERS. Vernon Mckinney was the favorite.
Sir r., the Murphy entry: Peter the Second.
Ginger. sunny Jim and Shaughran were
the starters against the Canadian owned
PAGER
Vernon Mckinney was on his good be-
haVior' and, pioted By Havers James.
paced the three heats without a skip or o
break. lie won in straight heats. being
chased out each time by Sir r.. with Peter
the Second third. The times Tor the three
heats were 2:O5i4. 2:O2 and 2:02i4, the average
being 2O2ie. IL was announced that this
was a worlds record. being the fastest
three heats ever paced by a stallion I'm a
race. Incidentally the record for the event
was lowered by second and quarter. the
previous mark having been set at 2OSit by
JudeX, IN 1903, and Vernon McKinneys own
record was lowered by a second and half
The summaries follow:
TROTT1N G-CsOT.T -MPr-S STAKE-o.O % CLASS
THREE IN FINE-PU RISE. 81. 600
Charlie Mitchell oh ~ f,,- Marvellous
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-08-22
AMERICAN HORSES WIN.

nc7grlIe France. Aug. 2l.--Americsn
eY2ca horses won first honors in three
events and captured second prize in an
ohsr race here to-day Frank J. Gould's
SaTetere won the Prix dc Meautry OF
300 distance five furlongs. and the same
owners JIgtinien lI finished second in the
Irix DC Blonville Of $500. which was run AT
ono mile Tho Prx du Mont Canisy Of
@-ra. distance ten furlongs. was won BY
h1sene FishoCs Catagnette. Rainiore,
Owned 5y vs.. *. Vanderbilt ewcn the Priz
Go 'a Tongues Of 81 oa0 for two-ycar-olds, at
tH 1rlouce
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-08-22
DOMESTIC SITUATIONS WANTED,



pf.4r.rP 1Syede,. so: has good city refer
ar1e-. willing and obliFing' city or COUNTRY.
al. Mathowson Agency, SIS 9th ave. Tel ofS
--l1r1 an.
Lfnds furnace etc. thorough hcfsennan, Ter
.oraI refeTences. Coachnan. 400 Hart ST.. Brook
Iyn TEL $3.50 Bushwick --
swedish. excellent references. SO also good
Danish couple. $50 OsterDers Agency 30
Lexington ave. Tel. l055-Plaza -
C-cT-pT T. cook ana butler. do entire work
ION Competent: highly recommended. any dis
lance. alqc farmland. hustler. MoTfoW Agen-
~. 721 lexington ave. .
cCT-pT., swedish, $50. wife excellent house
.i.,rsp1 ,erSeIIent references Wilson'S Agency,
I4i Rsst 57th 81 Tel. 2224-Plaza
r0T-PLE Scotch: wife excellent cook. man
r,5,,strtat a srociation En- plovment Agency II
Wesf 42d r.. phone $40 Bryant.
FATYH AND German, verv good on cattle:
.,'Hrjca1, farming ~ Mafhews9n Agency, SIS
SIN ave Tel 37s-Bryant. "
FGPMHAXD (swedA) SIS good al around
hand. milking. tesmng; etc: references noes CON.
s' ases s1e. "T lei s7s Nsrysnf
GARDENER -On fruit place experienced with
vegetables. flowers shruDa' .snas. 1--we.
horses and al general work AneIlcan5 nrst
@Isss reference. Gardener. 10 John e., larry
GARDENER UB.-AH around HANDY man.
,,erv good Sootchman. best references 800. Os
,erb<rg's Asency. 7i6 Lexington ave. Tel loo5
Plaza.
! TINrTOR.-Colored. wants one or two steam
heated houses. seven years N last place. Rob
POprTR Win doctor 81 public Office; eXpe-
,ience BntheI Brown. 80 Reid ave, Brook
! rsDFT.T, MAN---sy m elderly man. very a.
tys u aoe5 refsren Ger M D. Box 2IsTruns
| Uptown Once. 1884 Broadway.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-08-22
CHESS TOURNAMENT BEGINS
Marshall and Three Other Amer
leans in Carlsbad Meeting.

Carlsbad. Aug enty-six chess
rssters gathered here to-day FOR play al
the Eu~saal iu the first round of the inter
national chess masters tournament.
Frank j. Marshall. of Brooklyn. and
three other Americans ere entered in the
Tournament The play to-day resulted as
follows.
AlapH defeated Spieiman1. Suechting de-
feated Jaffe Schiechter defeated Chajes
Ierlis defeated Burn. ChotimirsN defeated
Tsrtakower. Alechine defeated Nidmar
Nisnzew.tsch defeated Fahrni and Conn
defeated Eab.nowitsch. while the games
teiween Loeweuhsch and Salwe, kOstic
and Marshall. R0t'ewi and Rubinstein and
Joiner and Teichmann We're drawn. Duras
end Leruharlt adjourned their game in an
even position
Tho second round of the tourney viii be
PLAYED tomorrow.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-08-22
MOTOR BOATS LEAVE ENGLAND

The presence Of the full team of three
boats promised by the British contestants
for the international motor boat races here
Ia September was assured to-day, when the
Motor Boat Club of America received q
cable message from the ROYAL Motor Yacht
Club Of England, saving that the Pioneer
and the Tireless had been shipped on Sat
urday on the steamer California. They
should arrive here by August 2S. The third
member OF the British team, tho Maple
Leaf Is alrea1v here.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-08-22
CALLAN LAW RIDICULOUS
Magistrate Krotel, Filming Speeders, So
Describes II.

Arson B1chard. an automobile maker Of
Schenectady. " Y. was said to Doe speed
ing at twenty-five miles an hour AT Jerome
avenue and 18th street yesterday morning.
when he was arrested by a bicycle patrol
man. lie said in Morrisania court TO Mag
istratc Krotel that he had been staying at
No. III Madison avenue. was on his way
home and thought DE had a right to 90
twenty-five miles an hour, as there was no
one within a long distance OF MIN.
You're referring 10 that ridiculous Cal
Ian law" said Magistrate KrOtel THAT
states YOU may 90 thirty miles an hour and
iu the same provision states that cities Of
the first class may make their own pro-
visions Of speed I'm sorry, but I'm have
to fine YOU. though in your case the laws
ridiculous. Three dollars
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-08-22
p9OPOSALS.
- ,,,--TCpor.frAN WATER 4 81" ERAGE
IL@ 'i'- BOARD.

~ ,,uTE0pOrrrAN WATER 4 So" Ef'-AII 4
LfL ~ BOARD.
To rvGrvEEEs AND MANgEACll i i KtRs ~ NJ =
~ -i,PPfJERs OF PONDh "H'i Ina
A,D PUMPING PLANTS.
-r.vrD TENDERS viii he received AZ 'Ll'
- =. 10 noon on Tues1al. me 9Vin 'all
nan 1912 Tor designs. detel sl'-.'ll- i,t., -,
~ ~ '-e.--lor etc complete under Noi Allle .'ii
di,ions Including twelve nloiilIs -. ,,i,s -
~, .I..~,,ti,,eIy two thre" complete UNITS pi
1' 80 ,I.-t capable 0f delivery SIX mliiil h
gg,its s,1rs Of water delivered az an elevation
~ TOM hundred icet. per day of tsen'J ioui
hours. ,--.5t,tor. Of Tspdsrtne
General Plans ana speelne@'ior,, -, I'M az c,n
ftocutnsufs may be sen ~ lhls '3Il.-. hilI M
rtete safs purchased az Two Pounds Two 0hliii"s
,ud no p.ncc uer se', which VIII pc 4tlIhu'A ~"
rereipt 81 a bona ode tender. -, -, -
TENDERS u he endorsed externally it- 14'sDS
Pumping Plant. Contract No. J. IVA 49,
Tho lowest OF any tender not hs-es-arliy a.
European T-nderers 10 note thai all communi-
cs.i0ns fanfers etc are o. be IN English
GEO. JOHNSTON. secrotarv.
Ca--. of tile Board Albert street. Brisbane
Queensland. Australia. l2th june. Eali.
OFFICE PURCHASING COMMIssARY. . q
Army - whitehall street, Sew York city,
X y August Il. 1911 Sealed proposals IN
duplicate FOR furnishing and delivering sub
aistence stores ~ This city "a such times as
,,av III. reqtircd bv the a.. g. Government. on
I'D. Office until ten o'clock \. 81 September
I tg1f Information furnished Oh application
t.r,alope- containing bids should be- marked
rrouosals tor Subsistence stores. opened sep
teuthar 1911 " and addressed 10 col s. =.
SMITH. a. q. a. q. 8. Army.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-08-22
EnREcLosuRE SALES.

SUPREME COURT. cor NTf OF WV 80, i
-Tonanna Bach. plaintiff. against 0isi'i''
Norgcustern et al, defendants. -.,,
rr pursuance OF Judgment or IT," ''l'S''
,r5 -,r. dulv made and entered in nc dn.'
.r,i.I.d action and bearing date inc -tih Hl'
Of TuIr 1911. 7. tho undcIslgn' 'H- '-t.Ii,
i'm said Judgment named. WIZ So '. -
auction at the Exchange 7alesl o'Ii. g.,
81 fc Tasa.. street. I'M the Borough OF Nan
ratra0 Cit- OF Sow Work. ON IN" I'm td 80 ~
september 1911. at y o'clock noon o ' ti'C
-,ro-,,ises directed hv said Judgment To ne SOL"
,ne Therein described as follows ,,
All that certain Tot. piece or paIc'l vi 90.
vii -be building and improvements thereon
.l-.a climate I-fng end being IN tho BOT
-t 20 ,rsrbsttln OF the city NJ Ncw foih
I'M fhe county and state of NeW YORK. n'' ~.
sortnrrlv on Monroe street. i'iLl'I- ~
r.,-,l,- street known bv the street nuf"eI 80
Monroe street bounded and described as Ioi-
i3egfrrirr az q point on tho northerly side soc
Of Monroe street dl7l.I'' 80. -i.. fr,r, fba
scef ami eight 49, inches Westerly i'll I'M
.,.,, ro--.,ed b,. the intersection " the norm
.rI,- aldo OF Monroe street WIN 'l' W.'''
side of J1ck.on street. iorm'ii. w '.' i
--,t.rf. side IF Monroe street. twenty lou.
ls.I feet and ton Gu1 inches. NOR OF l's..
o., fHa centre Of "a party wan nci y" .fi 'li' .''
i,.ra.- described ard che TOT adIoi .lin- on ~
49, -,t4rfute thence northerlr. through lnr
oarfr. OF said party wall. nla'tN -t.i'' '''
raaf and five 90 inrh's 20 III.
tween The lot hereby described anu 'n' lo,
"a totu.frg, ON the 10rth. thence rlf'rthf aiuh-
..I -.5 fence tventv-ive go feet and Two
-, inches % the point distant t~g nundI',.
.9ou. f.4t westerly from the Western sin" 'l
Jackson street ON INC "' ,aarry parallel
With Jackson street ana patl o- l'' 90. -.
.t,r.rsh u marty wall. uInef'-tEre" t.'"' f"'t
ana on ana o1e-half ti-' inches 10 the point
an rIara OF beginning 900.
Da''' 3. W B brown.
o..
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-08-22
2Aio
- ~ ,fnNrOE ST

so 2jl MONltoh 81
The approximate amount Of The l. zen o
charge 70 Ie .oId is S13 SOS. -. With in
proper icon from The 18th dag ~ JUN,
tott together with costs aul a..o" All an,
aui""i., ~ .,yafr.r with the expenses or IT'D"
- Tba approximate amount %, me az a.
Sc. ssrnents ard water rates or olH.. ,--
49,, a.. 20 h- Above 90 the poI ..lds' v'.-
whlcn @lit.,rcbsse none or paid by the referee
-, e. go 90 and interest ..-. ~. -, .-,t
Said premises will be SOD snol ,,,, '' t-e5t
-. of s24 OUOOU and accrued "'''''''
thereon. -t r,f- os+r 1911
Dated NJ" b. W p. BROWN.
Referee