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New-York tribune., 1911-02-26

Plans were filed last week for making
over the two five story tenement houses at
Nos. l4s and $50 West SD street into one
building for loft purposes. They are 10 he
extended 405 feet. Alice r. Wallace, OF Al
bany. is the owner Schwartz & Gross
and b y Marcus the architects, estimate
the cost at SlSOOO
There were several important downtown
sales The Charles f. Noyes Company sold
for a client the five story loft oui!dlng'
with elevator, at No. SO Front street at
the corner Of Gouverneur Lane The same
brokers recently rented the building for five
wears TO the George w. Lane Company.
II was also reported last week that the
Wilmurt Realty Company had sold Nos.
12s and 40 Liberty street, five story build
ing. on plot 5ox55 feet. together with the
abut,,np property, Nos 15 and l53 Cedar
street. two four story buildings. on plot
44x55.5 feet The property IS located De-
tween Washington and West streets
The eek-end was marked by severai I'M
portaut sales. In fact, the business done
ON Friday was heavier than any day OF the
week Two interesting sites IN Madison
avenue changed ownership. u.,.,,
Two dwelling houses at Inc nof'neaS'
corner of Madison avenue ana Sod street.
COMPRISING a plot 49,. 5xi0o Feet were soiu
through Albert 3. Ashiorth DIV "e fleI'
aid Square Holding Company (Arnsteih
Levy and George Backerh 10 Lotion IL
slawson. who is just completing 'ne fuil-
man Building. a fifteen story once s'rue'-
ure on a 25-foot lot at M. Il Madison ave
nue.. adjoining Dr Parkhurst chuIcn 90
the north. The purchaser als0 puNs @Da
New-York tribune., 1911-02-26
100000 FOURTH AVE. LEASE
Another Wholesale Silk Concern
Joins the COLONY.

NJ & L. Hess have leased for the Braen-
der Construction Company the third loft.
fourth floor in the Ashland Building. situ-
ated at the southeast corner of Fourth ave-
nue. and cath street, containing 1880
square feet. to William Schroeder & Co..
wholesale dealers in silks. for a term Of
years. at rental aggregating 100000.
Cammann. Voorhees, & Floyd have leased
for Amos F. Emo to the Warren Lubricant
Company, the building, No. 81 Coenties Slip !;
the building, No. 123 Broad street, for David
Kramer. 10 Fred Buse; the building, No.
ii South street, in conjunction with Will
lam Cruikshank's Sons, TO Joseph r. Norris :,
the store and basement No. 101 Water
street, for the Gouverneur Building, 10
Lewis c. Hopkins Company.
Leonard j. Muhlfelder has leased in con-
junction with Frederick Southack & Alwyn
Ball for NJ. Gropper & Son. the store at No.
472 Broadway. for long term Of years, TO
Scheiner Denis.
S. B. Goodale e. Perry have leased in the
St James Building the store at No. 113l
Broadway for a term of years to Ostrof &
Handleman. who will open a haberdashery
shop also leased offices 10 Courtney Par
lee. the Fabian Construction Company,
Ceresit Waterproofng Company, Of Chicago,
a studio 10 Vincent Raschelea & Corrado
Scapecchi, and the penthouse TO Hurd *
Sutton architects. of Newark. n. ].
The Duross Company has leased for Ed
win Wolf, of Philadelphia, the two easterly
stores on the 42d street side Of No. 0l Filth
avenue TO Gewehr & Jackman, for term
OF years. at an aggregate rental OF 5000.
They will occupy it for gents furnishings.
Bert G. Faulhaber & Co have leased the
entire store floor in Hispania Hall. at the
northwest corner Of Broadway and l56th
street. al the subway station. and will oc-
cupy the same for their real estate busl-
ness. After Monday their present offices
at Nos. 2os and 1886 Broadway will be dis
continued.
]. Arthur Fischer has leased the fifth
and sixth lofts in No. 261 TO 265 West 36th
street, containing 1900 square feet, 10 the
Orange Manufacturing Company. for
term of years; also. to George w. Cobb. jr.,
New-York tribune., 1911-02-26
TO SELL FOURTH AVE. PLOT
Large Offering Is in Heart OF Business
and Hotel Section.

one Of the most valuable corners III
Fourth avenue. from either a speculative or
an investment point OF view is 10 be offered
- supreme Court partition safe by order
~ George w. Alger, referee, for the estate
~ Thomas Morrell. through Bryan J.. Ken
nelly. az auctioneer, next wednesday al
noon in the Exchange saesroom' NO II
Vesey street.
The site is at the southwest corner o'
Fourth avenue and sd street. and CON
-. ah,ut . -O1 sauare feet of land. with
trnntoges OF ll5l0 feet on Fourth avenue
ana ~ feet IN sd street. The Morrell es-
tate Garner ~ in the centre or the touftn
- part avenue mercantile and hotel
sections According TO the terms OF the
sale. immediate possession may be had OF
,art of the property. and complete posseh-
atnn On ninety days' notice, 10 per centiot
ths purchase price may remain on mort
gage. at per cent with the pglViltge ot
PAYMENT 10 permit the placing or a SUIT
abie building loan.
New-York tribune., 1911-02-26
INVESTORS BUYING 57TH STREET SITES
Recent Sales Indicate That Retail Business Will Likely Get
Firm Foothod There in the Near Future.
PECULATvE PROJECTS IN CENTRAL LOFT DISTRICTS

business building in 36th street. just west
cf the Murray Hill line. II now appears,
VIII also be begun earlier than anticipated,
for the plans OF Pitcher & Tachau for a
twelve story building covering the proper
ties No. to Is East seth street and No.
10 East S7th street were accepted in the
week. 1t is estimated that $500, 600 will
be the cost of the structure. OF which the
owners viii use five or perhaps six floors
for show and salesrooms
Among other pending building opera tions
in lofts in the side blocks contiguous to
Fifth avenue which will probably be under
way this spring are a twelve story loft
structure 10 be built by the Midwife Real
~ Company, at Nos. and West 37th
street and similar structure at No. 20
TO rs West 36th street by DaLiel w. Rich
man. The adjoining property. No. IS, will
also be improved by the Underwriters
Realty Company with a similar building
from plans now being prepared by James
Riley Gordon.
New-York tribune., 1911-02-26
BROOKLYN SALES.

The following sales are reported a. re-
Gently closed by Friday {" Lehman realty
brokers. Of No. a62 Halsey street. Brook
lyn. No 1853 Halsey street, a two story
and cellar frame two family dwelling house,
for Lottie NJ. Kirk 20 an investor; No. $50
Kosciusko street. three story and base
ment frame dwelling house, for David Ros-
kan to a client; No. 10ls Halsey street.
three story single fiathouse, for Maria Erick
TO an investor. No. 1929 Halsey street.
four story double brick flathouse. for Archi-
bald McIaren TO an investor, and No. 1901
East 18th street two story and cellar
frame two family dwelling house, on
forty foot plot. for Frank Bush 10 client.
New-York tribune., 1911-02-26

Big investors and spectators were more
active last week in the central loft and
residential districts than elsewhere.
The trading reflected an increase in the
deunand for 57th street properties between
Madison and Sixth avenues. Recent buy
inr clearly indicates that the expected busi-
IS invasion in the thoroughfare will be
here soon. and will probably be unusually
spectacular in character and size. There
has lately been large increase in realty
values in the street. but the prices Of to-
day will look small compared TO those or
two years hence. according TO many real
estate experts.
The majority Of appraisers are firmly of
the opinion that now is the time to invest
fithe section.
one OF the principal transactions last
week in the street was the purchase by
lNt wbold 7. Lawrence from Edgar L. Mar
ste Of the four story dwelling house No. o
n ST 9th street Adjoining is the parcel at
N northwest corner of 57th street and
New-York tribune., 1911-02-26
EXHIBITION OF LITTLE FARMS.

one OF the novel features AT the coming
real estate show will bc an exhibit by
Wood, Harmon co. OF their Lltue
Farms" As this property which IL at
Annandale. staten Island, Is unique de-
velopment. this exhibit viii no doubt prove
TO be Of unusual interest 10 visitors
Another interesting feature this year Will
be a COPY in miniature OF tie proposed
Hudson River bridge This VIII be shown
al the booth OF the Leonia Heights Land
Coupanv and the model VIII be so ar
ranged a. to give visitors an opportunity
In studv The location and character Of thcir
bungalow colony on the top and western
slope ol the palisades.
New-York tribune., 1911-02-26
THE KIRKLAND

Well known Apartment House; 40 rooms
cas electricity, steam heat, all modern Inn
oroveuents: leading thoroughfare and best
location in uptown section; nne view or cats
kills. fully furnished. For photo and partlcu-
Iars fnquire SCHULTZ, Herald square Hotel,
FEB. 27. TO 4 p. m. or Box ass. Kingston. \. Y.
FOR SALE-Wadins River l.. l.. cottage. Q
rooms and bath. Outbutldings. view OF
sound. boarding and transient house. ~
rooms improvements. bargains; terms on
both A. Z. MESSENGER.
WYCHMERE sEAsHoRE COTTAGES
cape COD. rented completely furnished. o-s bed
rooms: bathrooms all comforts: fine beach; Illus
trated circular noor plans. Box %. South Hsr-
wich, Mass.
ATTRACTIVH CONVENIENT COTTAGE;
rooms and hath: hot water heat, desiraoly 10
Gated in village OF 5000. 3ta houro from New
York: for sale at reasonable price. Address
BOX sal Esenytlle. y. y.
New-York tribune., 1911-02-26
MISS LAWTON.
SHARON. CONN.

Gen,lemaa's country seat for rent. furnished
Beautiful grounds of thirty soSe-, Win running
hyool. century-old stone house with recent me
renovations, containing hall library. office. par
ior tea-room dining-roon. buffers pantry.
kitchen, laundry, servants dlhlns-foom, !ers-
srator room FIVE masters. four servants bed
rooms. nve bathrooms. electric light, steam heat;
stable. garden planted. Rent $1,000. with rea-
sonable deduction 10 right tenant FOR more than
one season. or would sell four years leasehod.
Full particulars Of
sAcKET-r. CHAPMAN & STEVENS. Attorneys.
New-York tribune., 1911-02-26
NEW HOME FOR OLD FIRM.

Frank J.. Fisher Company. one ~ the old
est real estate firms on the West Side. will
move into their new and imposing building
New-York tribune., 1911-02-26

the FIVE story loft building, No. 263 Front
street. and 10 John F. Raxter the four
story dwelling house No. ~ st Nicholas
New-York tribune., 1911-02-26
IS at S275 EACH
SEA RREEZE HElGHTS
REAL ESTATE WANTED.

WANTED For the summer, furnished cot
tage containing six bedrooms, besides sew
eral rooms. all modern conVenlences' hciud-
inc facilities for heating: must be near either
fresh or salt water, and enough ground 70
secure prfvacy: rent not to exceed 5000 Address
cottage Postofhce BOX ljo, Ne" iorh lily.
cox 400 -ro INVEST First mortgages. Manhat-
Tan. will divide. principals. SNONBER q
SMITH 2l90 Broadway.
New-York tribune., 1911-02-26
WEsTCHEsTER COUNTY.
A Good Bargain

An elegant dwelling, IL rooms. baths. hard
wood doors and trim: In fact. an up-to-date
modern dwelling. Choice corner, l20xi20 Re-
stricted section. Price 10 only ST boo.
Other properties for sale aud to rent.
Our ONCE will be open Wgshington's Birthday.
THE OLIVER HUBBARD CO.,
Eastchester Savings Bank Building,
Mount Vernon. y. Y Phone 1910
New-York tribune., 1911-02-26
BORoU6H or QUEEN,

HOLLIS MANoR.-FIvE COTTAGES READY
for Inspection information mailed. CAM
ERoN, ll02. 3il 9th ave-
New-York tribune., 1911-02-26
REALTY NOTES,

at No. Us West 72d street on wednesds
next.
New-York tribune., 1911-02-26

For other real estate see seventh page.
The Wallace miner. [volume] (Wallace, Idaho) 1907-current, 1911-12-21
THE HANDICAP OF D1ssENsIoN.

The Jack Waite Mining company is at the present time
struggling under one of the greatest handcaps that
company just on the verge joining the list of shippers and
dividend paying Mines carry In mining, in all other
lines of industry the world over there will be differ
ence of opinion as the faction best able to direct
the operations of the property.
corporation may to succeed in measure but it Is
fact only too we'll known that enterprise achieve
the highest pinnacle of unless there be cooperation
of all stockholders and unity of interests in accomplishing
the greatest good
The property of the company from all reports and ndl
cations is bounteousy supplied with natures riches and al
that should be necessary to that proper and competent
management given to the development and judgment and
economy used expenditures The property acknowledged
by all be of the most promising in the North Side section
and it the wish of all people of the entire Occur
dene district that the controversy which not help but
reard it's progress between the faction control and
that headed by Mantle of Butte may dropped and set
Element satisfactory to both sides speedily reached
The Wallace miner. [volume] (Wallace, Idaho) 1907-current, 1911-12-21
ENTITLED TO CONSIDERATION.

Rev. John p Calvin pastor of the Christian church of
Fairfield Ill.,, recently delivered series of sermons on the
different trades and occupations Of life 1t would appear
from his talk that he has at time in his life Travelled the
things he said in his lecture on The Newspaper may be
found below:
''What am doing for it, Kicking because it's not blow
ing my horn But how much of myself am lending to the
paper by speaking good word for it whenever have
chancel Really how much of my personal influence can its
editor depend upon Much or it very lttle II grow
big cabbage want him to publish it, but may hear item
after item of news about other peoples cabbage and never
drop him line about them. Now, as he is not almighty
enough to be in all places at the time why not help him
by making news for his paper' It's rather mean thing to
take everything and give nothing back but fautfndng
we never feed the COW how expect any milk and can
The Wallace miner. [volume] (Wallace, Idaho) 1907-current, 1911-12-21
A STIRRING OF THE CoPPERs.

Significant financial developments in the copper mining
have not been SO during the last year as Tor
morv Months have been spent in endeavorng to effect
consolidation Of all the Calumet Heca interests only to
result in the abandonment of the proposal Depression IN
tho metal trade from which the market is rapidly re-
covering together with the unsemen caused by the STAND
ard Oil and Tobacco trust decisions has apparently queted
the movement toward consolidation which marked red metal
Industry 10 months ago. Now however, there are indications
of renewed disposition toward concentration of interests
somewhat noteworthy STEP notwithstanding the present
smaness of the venture the entry Of John D. Ryan and as
socates into the Miami district of Arizona lnasmuc as the
property affected he Live Oak group Of the socaed
porphyres the significance OF the purchase by Tie pies
dent of the Amagamaed Copper company can not escape
notice.
Amalgamaed interests are indirectly in control of the
Giroux Consolidated at Ely New, which generally classed
las 'porphyry mine although its immediate productoh
may be expected from vein deposits Aside from this
venture those interests have supposedly been 10
going into this department Of copper mining The late Henry
Rogers was reputed opposed to branching out INTO other
states although Mr. Ryan possesses broader vleWo1 the s
nation Operations at the low grade disseminated copper
mines by means Of immense COMMENTATORS have thus lar
remarkably successful as no fail to perceive
and these mines have entered with small emphasis into the
reckoning of those who oresee greater unity OF control IN
the copper industry.
The continued revival in the red metal trade is pointing
toward situation entirely the OF the depressed con-
dtions which have prevailed for two years. Instead OF
g]u an ultimate famine is in prospect For the immediate
future it seems that production will be no greater than
should be and the control likely to be the hands OF the
producers The worlds surplus Of the metal is now at the
Lowest point three years at least and the recent strengthen
ing of prices has been easily effected 1t requires no strain
of the to expect another copper boom the not dis
tant future-Minng Science
The Wallace miner. [volume] (Wallace, Idaho) 1907-current, 1911-12-21
EDITORIAL COM M E. N i
APERMANENT INVESTMENT.

Mining investments somewhat different from the pur
chase of stocks other lines of industry and for the reason
that every ton of ore extracted every dividend PAID lessons
the resources of the property which the investor is inter
sted although many it may be many years De
lore the property reaches state Of exhaustion or before
fails to return profits to the investor. But the time utlm
atev arrives when the mine is closed down being worked
out The shareholder been many times repaid for his in
yesmen and probably well satisfied and yet he would be
better pleased if conditions which had been satisfactory
could be continued indefinitely but the company, usually
lies lingering DEATH and it's history in course OF years,
pointed with PRIDE by those familiar with its operation
This condition. however, while it obtained during the early
methods of mining is being radically changed, and II
will not be long, now before mining investments will have the
same pennanency as that which generally attached to in
and other stock and for the reason that NINE man
ayers, although meeting with maximum OF success IN the
operations acquiring the habit Of looking ahead and pre-
pairing the day when the treasure vaults under their care
shall become worked out and as to be no
longer susceptible to response when called upon When this
time arrives under present day methods it will be found that
the company during it's hacyon days. has had its anchor out
Ito the wndward and that it has had the good judgment to
secure other valuable property which, at the proper time will
prove be productive rich the mine from when
dividends have for so long time been orthcomng and the
work of production of profit taking along without
hitch almost without notice. when the time arrives when the
|old mine has been exhausted.
In this western country instances can be cited by the
score where successful mining companies have quietly ecur
led possession of what might well be termed auxiliary
ground which, when desired be drawn upon and utilized
lin maintaining regular production and regular dividend
payments
In such company stakeholder need have no fear thai
la time limit has been placed upon the earning power of his
holdings for the system and policy adopted by the company
The Wallace miner. [volume] (Wallace, Idaho) 1907-current, 1911-12-21

When you pull down the town in which your home you
are pulling down yourself and when you build up you are
building up yourself and your neighbor Try and Danish
from your mind the mistaken idea that all good things are
awav off in some other locality Give your town all the help
and praise it can legmatey bear and little 1t GER
ainy will do you harm and will cost you nothing. ANA
above ALL patronze your home nsutonsnot forgetting the
printing Office
The Wallace miner. [volume] (Wallace, Idaho) 1907-current, 1911-12-21
SUPREME COURT TERMS.

The state supreme court has fixed the terms OF it's court
for the year 1912 follows At Boise the hth Monday OF
January second Monday Of May the second Monday OF Sep
TENDER and the fourth Monday Of November At Lewiston
fourth oMnday of March and the first Monday Of October
The Wallace miner. [volume] (Wallace, Idaho) 1907-current, 1911-12-21

IF Won have any news tell the editor and he will serve 1t
lin Ia mode In you do not meet him. use the telephone
or the mail You will helping make this paper OF greater
interest and thereby the general community "hat
ever news may ou must surely interest many others
The Wallace miner. [volume] (Wallace, Idaho) 1907-current, 1911-12-21

The man who gets angry at what the newspapers say
about him should knee down and thank his lucky stars nc
less than three times day for what the papers know about
him and suppress.
The Wallace miner. [volume] (Wallace, Idaho) 1907-current, 1911-12-21

blame Bossv if she kicks the mixer and the bucke' All
all find that country papers doing their best
for every part of the country hundred times than
any of the large city papers possibly do
The Wallace miner. [volume] (Wallace, Idaho) 1907-current, 1911-12-21

Let us cultivate public spirit and work more Encour-
all legitimate enterprises in making improvements Talk
encouragngy Of the country and its bright prospects
lis these little considerations which make town ana ds'rc
grow
The Wallace miner. [volume] (Wallace, Idaho) 1907-current, 1911-12-21

is almost guarantee that during his life and for himself ana
his childrens' children investment has been "oe ~ "
almost as safe and permanent as government ooh'S'''
Lake Mining Review.
The Wallace miner. [volume] (Wallace, Idaho) 1907-current, 1911-12-21

There are very few House for Rent signs to be seen
in Wallace This proof Of its growth and prosperity but
also an indication that homes ought to be provided for
the people who will want to here number OF cozy
and attractive cottages that be rented at reasonable
price is what we need
The Wallace miner. [volume] (Wallace, Idaho) 1907-current, 1911-12-21

It is not the intention to send
THE MINER to any person
whose subscription has expired.
# you are receiving the paper
and are in arrears please remit
promptly to avoid missing any
issue. The subscription price is
So per annum.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1911-11-22
ALL lights
ARE INSPECTED

Lighthouse Inspector Leo Sahm, L.
tour of inspection Of every light In the
district, made on the tender kukui
Accompanying Lieutenant Sahm wer"
Lieutenant Roy Francis Smith Corps
of Civil Engineers. u. s. n, and Mrs
Smith. The party was aboard about
eight days in all. and reports Il thor
oughly enjoyable trip.
"The way the native boats crew
made difficult landings through the
surf at some Of the lights opened my
eyes, said 'Drydock' Smith this morn
ing The boat they use for this work
Is double ended AFFAIR, very stuunch
and strong, and without any dead
wood, the steering being done with
an oar. Not only do they shoot 49,
heavy surf with II, but they make
landings alongside of jagged rocks
and seemingly impossible reefs. II
takes lively work To land AT some Of
the lights, aud you have to jump nt
Just the moment that the boat Is car
ricd alongside the rocks by the swell
or else the men have to back of and
try 1t again"
Everything connected with the
lighthouse service of Hawaii was
found to be IN good working order,
and, from an Official standpoint, the
trip was uncyentful.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1911-11-22

SAEES-Between Boards: 20 Eva.
s3O,5o;, 80 EVA. s3O.50; 10 Eva, s3o.-
sii;-.70 Oahu. s3o.75; 80 Oahu, sSo.75:
10 Haw. Sug., s45: Paia. $lG9: les
Pahang Rub. $2l; 100 Pahang Rub,
$21.
Session Sales: Honokaa, sIl: 10
Pioneer Is. '1O), s2l0; rs Olaa. $3.50:
80 Olaa, $3.50: 30 McBryde. $3.50; 5
Oahu, S30.75. So
Latest sugar quotation: 5.0625c, or
S101.25 per ton. ... %.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1911-11-22
NEW TODAY

SEALED PROPOSALS, indorsed PRO
posals for Erecting Seven Buildlngs.
VIII be received at the Commanding
Office, Naval Station. Honolulu, unti
A.30 =. m, December 20. 1911, 70
erecting seven Industrial buildings a
the United States Naval station, Pear
Harhor. Hawaii. and publicly openedia
. o'clock n. m. December 30, 1873
Plans and specifications can be obtain
ed on application to W. G. Cowles. IN
Admiral L. $. ~ Commandant. q Y
5O9O-Nov. 90, 90 y