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Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1911-08-15
A GOOD MAN GONE
After Nearly a Century of Well
Spent Life.

After Nearly a Century Of Well
Spent Life.
On Tuesday, August Is, 1911, Ju
Illus j. Holmes died at the home oil
his daughter, Mrs. A. J. Mccarthy
in Hawthorne, after but few days
illness.
Mr.. Holmes was veteran of the
Mexican war, having been in Mexico
with Fremont in 1918, being frs,
sergeant in Company X, Third r gi
meat, U. S. Dragons. He as one
OF the earliest pioneers of I ev la,
having passed through the iat in
August, lS49, with an emigraLtt .ir
from the East.
In 1858 he located at Genoa, Ne
vada, and since then has been a resi-.
dert OF the State.
He was one of the constructors oi
the Central Pacific railroad between
Sacramento and Reno, the Virginia
& Truckee and the N. C. so.
For the last 20 years he has lived
with his daughter in Hawthorne. Be-
sides Mrs. Mccarthy, he leaves a
daughter, Mrs. j. Mclaughlin, in
Albuquerque, N. M. six grandchildren
and two great grand daughters, one
in Chicago and one in Salt Lake.
Mr.. Holmes was native of Onei-
da county, New York, and had he
lived until December next would
have been ninety years old.
No evil word can be truthfnlly said
of julie Holmes. He is entitled to
that greatest of all tributes "He
lived and died an honest man."
The funeral was largely attended,
the obsequies being conducted by
Mr.. John G. Atchison. Mrs. Atchi.
son, Mrs. Robinson and Miss Leavitt
rendered appropriate and beautiful
music, and kind friends contributed
seasonable flowers. Z. G. Howard,
also Grand Army veteran, wrapped
the casket with u streamer of red,
white and blue, this emblem indicat.
ing that deceased had borne arms
for the country Of which he was so
! proud.
Tue pail bearers were James S.
Knapp, John A. Inglis, e. G. How.
ard, Adolf Weber, A. Simonetti aud
Frank Kinghorn.
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1911-08-15

Quite camp with o store, two sa-
looms and numerous huts, has al
ready sprung up.
The new schedule of the railroad
will take effect next Sunday. Train
No. "a, from San Francisco to Gold
field will reach Thorne Station about
8 o'clock in the morning. Passen-
gers going that way will have to get
up before oaeakfast. No change will
be made in the time of the west
bound train.
Az artesian we'll flowing 200 gal
Ions a minute has been tapped on
the Haybourn tract of land about
four miles north of Minden by the
Dangburg Company. BY pumping
the TOW has been developed to a
hundred inches per minute. The
we'll it $40 feet deep and will supply
water enough to irrigate one hund-
red acres.
J. A. Coughlin. OF Silver Peak
passed through Hawthorne on his
way to the Hardy Mining property,
IL miles south east of this town. Mr..
Ceughlin has been sent here by
Harry Schwaikert and associates,
who have taken lease and bond on
this property which is owned by Guy
Taylor, Carl Bloom, Tom Connolly
and Jim Hardie.
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1911-08-15
THE HARDY COMPANY
Have Begun Development Work
on a Promising Property.

Extensive mine operations are
about to be started by the Hardy
mining company on the ground re-
Gently Acquired on lease and bond
for term of two years.
The property is at present owned
by Hawthorne parties and is situated
approximately III miles southeast of
Hawthorne.
1t is understood that this is very
promising ground and prominent in
telests in Nevada and in the east
have for some time been negotiating
with a view of acquiring control.
A short tunnel run into the por-
phyry dixie on the Alaska claim
shows for its full length an average
value Of $1l.02 in gold.
On the Utah, there is vein about
Is inches in width, there is streak
Of galena of from three to 10 inches
with an average value of $76. This
vein occurs in the andesite and can
be traced for distance of nearly 500
feet. The showing is as good as
could be desired.
Mr. Edw. Meza of Hawthorne will
will be in charge of the work while
Mr.. H. Schwaikert, recently OF the
New York Curb, but now located in
Gold6eld, will act as general man.
ager. Mr.. Schwaikert believes ex
plicitly that the section in and about
Hawthorne presents some great op-
portunities in mining.
1t is understood that the Hardy
Mining Company is being financed
by powerful Eastern interests, which
were influenced by the fact of Mr..
Schwaikert's participation in what
appears to be an excellent opportu-
nifty to develop a profitable mine.
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1911-08-15
A Welcome Visitor.

Jack Welsh, superintendent of the
Mason Valley M. Co, was in town
Sunday, getting acquainted with tie
natives. Mr.. Welsh had just re-
turned from an inspection of mining
country in this section, having visited
Bodie, Bridgeport, Masonic and Au-
rora. He predicts great mining
future for this part of the country
and as he has followed mining for
many years his judgment should be
GOOD.
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1911-08-15
Printer Laid to Rest.

Word was received in this city
last week from Fresno Cal, that Phil
O'Rourke, well known printer had
died there. He was born in Virgins
City and was well known through.
out the state.
Deceased was 48 years of age.
He leaves three sisters, Mrs. Dan Des-
mond of San Francisco, and Mrs.
Frank Regan of Carson, to mourn
his loss. His sister Kitty was form
erly teacher in the Hawthorne
schools.
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1911-08-15
Some Fish.

J. E. Adams, ]. H. Miller, Harvey
Miller and Mr.. Knox, lessee of the
Mt. King mine at Luckyboy, have
returned from a ten days fishing and
huuting trip from the lakes around
Bodie. They hooked 800 trout dur
ing their trip and the Bulletin force
has been pulling fish bones from be-
tween its teeth ever since,
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1911-08-15
Has a Soul Mate.

1t is reported that the wife Of Os-
car A. Turner, the millionaire niue
owner, who is closely identified with
mining matters in Tonopah, Ely and
other Nevada camps and elsewhere,
Is coming west to secure o divorce
from her husband. Turner is said to
have u soul mate.
Turner is the man who put throu
the sale of the big Tonopah mines
from Jim Butler to the present com
pany.
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1911-08-15
He Likes the Town.

Pat R. Parker, District Attorney
of Mono county, CAL, has spent the
past week in Hawthorne. In spite
of the fact that Pat is o native son
of California we are inclined to think
his clients business is In safe hands.
Mr.. Parker is representing Isadore
Sara in the celebrated sheep case.
Mr.. Parker likes Hawthorne and
Walker lake, and promises to come
again soon.
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1911-08-15

The Metal Market.
Silver-524.
Lead-$4. 40.
Copper-$l2.
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1911-08-15
Postoffice Hours.

Owing to a change in the time OF
tie arrival OF the mail the postoffce
hours have been changed.
The Office will be open for busine ess
on all week days from 8 A. NJ. to
P. NJ. On Sundays and holidays
from ii A. NJ. to P. NJ, and from
to 6 P. M,
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1911-08-15

George Watson has returned to
Rawhide after a months visit to
Hawthorne
New-York tribune., 1911-12-23
MECHANICS LIENS.

vr 1919: Wolf Gelbsnd agt & NJ
tL,f,- Brewing CO, owner. Ashesteel 'onsuuC-
I, - and $ Bergo0fen. owners ana contractors
CIV ST l55 West; Locke & smith CO ag'
Noore and Moore Brothers Co owners
,,srb u Booth, contractor; $50" "a.
On ,vF III. Gross & Klenberger agt sadonia
,--i.s ovne-. william Weiss. contractor 600.
"t..,,,17oN PLACE. 40: Samuel Resnik agt
b. rcs1fv Co owner. Barney Cohen and
- nelson contractor $37 so.
CIV ST 285 East. Harry Goldstein agt Louis
, possrforT owner and contractor $50 o".
7rH AVE. cor liSa St ~ llNlo9; ka's,eT s-s1
ussti7r 20 aet George buh'ken' owner ana
lh.,.t-sc,or $50
soru ST 42S East: Morris siegel ast Ida
vsIh. owner and contractor Sl5A AZ
-SrU ST. % East; Morris Hochberg agt Mary
e Ha'nes. owner. Frank Meyer contractor
ppoADvAY. 20, and zoe. Max soiovay ast
,seif ena Rudolph Rcskowitz. owners and con
tractors. West Broadway Contracting CO. con
tractor. Si15
2sTH ST. I27 70 l2l West; oriental Fireproof
sss1 and Door 90 aet John r Olsen Construc-
t,on CO. owner ard contractor $50.
BROADWAY. 2S4s and 2S5o; Annie Feldman
set American Purchasing Association owner;
par7st and Harry Rodsky' contractors
17sp ST. sos East: Herman Neereanu agt
Fwuee J N'''"e'. owner and contractor
RIVERSIDE DRIVE. cor q 14ath st.
f0,x1-s. International Heater co agt a Field
man Construction 60. owner; Julius Braun
sr.fr. contractor. SAG.
erH sT. e01 and GO1H East: r r. aS:
Julius 80 >e0war'z 9et Hugo Realty co, owner
enc contractor. SpaChncr g. Berger and LYDIA
i--.rl contractors. $40 09S 90
71TU ST. 500 so $40 East. Levin & Levin
Contracting 60 aet open stair Tenement Co.
ovner end contractor. $3i.53S %
sTU AVE. 2s3. same aEtt estate Of Jacob
Korr owner and contractor. S2.l7o
BROADWAY. 1920. same agt Adolph Ior-
be or ~er and contractor. S3.30f 50
New-York tribune., 1911-12-23
BUlLDlNG LOAN CONTRACTS.

STH ST. g g. 1Gs q o of Amsterdam ave S2x
lV-&. Sender JarmUloWskv loans ToUrneur Realty
Go S1ssUyI
.WrluoCK AVE o g. al4 r. s. Of Tiffany st.
zt' 'ltr Mortgage O. loans Lockwitt Co
"HITLDDK AVE. O.. 215 - ~ Tiffany
e. a5NsH. Same loans same SO 900
HHIILD"F AVE 81. 800 ~ OF Tiffany st.
ot'tN. same loans same. $40 nnD
.,WHITLU'F AVE 6. @55 n 81 Tiffany 81
ot.". rafn. loans same $4,000
SIMPSON fT. e. %a6 n n of 1891 81 42X
10, s. same loans p1dzrr Realty 90 $1,000
SIMPSON sT. w e "-s7 q Of 1G}d ST. ~
''> - same loans roleu Realty go $4,000
SIMPSON ST. vs. s. 2l2S n of 1891 81. 42x
'N- Same loans same S,O 60
,NANHaITh< AVE cor 1921 -f. 100 Is
M some looms Hancock Construction 90
.ttn ~f 81 Manhattan ave 20 ST. Nicholas
s"N same loans eawe S122 500
eLf AVID w cor 22d en- 57xiOO Katharine
i Moore loans AHerfor Realty 90 SO ufo
New-York tribune., 1911-12-23
LIS PENDENs.

ELLIS AVE. Do e. go II Of Pugsley ave. Ok
11, TbIne Brewing co agt John J Gillies ct al
Osrti1r o. declare len; attorneys. Cohn and
= Levy.
125TH ST. 454 West: Harry Hoppenfeld agt
Hymsu Ka1ro- o al foreclosure of mtg; attor-
news. Rose s. Putzel
1sT ST. N o S. 1888 # n W Of I'd ave, 16.8x75:
No1eI O. agt George r Johnson (sction 10 fore
close meohsni-s LEM; attorney Bernstein.
eiIg ST. go Co. +. AZ Eqs, josephine Morr9w !yS.
dee3r attorney. r Beltz.
9th ST. 40 East: Jonas We'll ct al agt Louis
Faims q al foreclosure Of mtg; attorney. /
Heller.
DAILY AVE. ~ s. lOi1 2, NJ nth st. 1911
Sl21. Edsar Whtl7ek agt salvatore Sgritta ct
al foreclosure ~ mtg. attorney, z Whitock
Nan ST. 8. 100 It W of 1st ave 5ox1o2 .:
Bernhard EeIfe~ agt Charles Bimberg q al
foreclosure of -l'1'. attorneys. Alnstein. Levy
& r.eaer
LOCUST AVE. e. s. lots % TO III and 16s to
l.l map o, Port Morris Mutual Life Insurance
20 ~ New York agt Robert 9 Fisher et al fore
c.,sa-e Of mtg. attorney. r l. Allen.
LDNGFELLOW AVE, o g. 12j II n Of 172d ST.
EAlst George Dlse. et al ast Longfehow
lo1s,' 'r'.o7 Go et al foreclosure Of mtg; at
t1lness. Hunt. Hid d Belts
81 ST.. n q =. 1643 Il w of Ave g. 49x
e62. Anna ] Mark, O. al sgt Samuel Mann ct al
foreclosure OF mtgl, attorneys. Wells Srede-
#TH -T % s. 25o6 q q Of 9th ave. "a 6x
%t Michael urnoghue aet Salvatore Attauisse
o p. foreclosure of mte) attorney, r Kelly.
E7H -T 127 10 i3i West. Esteie Qunlan
asi John = Olson Construction Co foreclosure OF
H's' attorney, II KAYE.
lHTH ST. % s. a76 n o of 80 ave. 40 1Ox
l"1 Citizens Saving Bank set Julius Vein
FeH o. a. tore -loSure Of Mtg, attorneys. Pirs-
s.a Be3l.
NORTHERN AVE-. n . cor l79th ST.. 1coxlo0:
Marjorie r"H a-t r r. NJ Realty co 81 al fore
closure TO-. i'c'. att'rnc,s. Weschior q Eoths-
.-...-.... .
New-York tribune., 1911-12-23
FORECLOSURE SALES.

SI-PREME COURT. COUNTY OF NEW 1ORk;
george = HtL Plaintiff. against Mutual
Anartrnont Co, ct al, Defendants.-ln -pur
suancc Cf a judgment Of foreclosure ana sale
dulv ruade ana entered in the aboNe-ehtltied
action and bearing date the 29th day OF 10
vemher 1911 !. the undersigned, the hele,ee
In said Judgment named, VIII sell az pupIic
auction d. the Exchange Salesroom, nos. ~
III Nceev street. in the Borough of Manhattan
Ci,- Of \e.r York. on the 21th day OF De
cer5her 1911. at Il o'clock noon on that day,
h,. Iosenh T. Day. Auctioneer, the promises
dirocted nv said Judgment to be sold ana
tLerein 6escri ibed as follows: All that certain
,ot nj, co or parcel Of land. situate lying and
beinP I'm the Borough Of Manhattan. city OF
So, Yorl, bounded and described as follows.
pccirninr at tho corner formed by the inter-
seton ~ the northorly side of 1SOth street
ord tLo westerly side Of Wadsworth Avenue
T,irDine thence nortnerly along the westerly
ei6e Of Nadsvorth Avenue. 1l9 feet inches
,Lcpce westerly parallel with the northorly
si6a of 1S0th street so feet; thence southerly
reralIel yyi.h the westerly side Of Wadsworth
A,on,ie a. feet inches. thence westerly again
nsTaIiel win the nOrtherly side Of 1SOth street
In feet. thence southerly again parallel with
ibo westerly side of Wadsworth Avenue %
cot IN tho northerly side Of lS0th street;
,tence easterly along the same 90 feet TO the
noint or place Of beginning.
dated New York. December LIST. 1911.
MAURICE GOODMAN. Referee.
IOr-Sr GROSSMAN & NORFAUS Attorneys
for Plaintiff, 115 Broadway, New YORK
The following is a diagram Of the property
10 be sold:
New-York tribune., 1911-12-23

.r,isnt 10 Katherine tlias, NlVV
luia Ap 'ssi5ner c1r 10 LAWYERS Title lnsu-
hoooaS T,usi CO. SPbOo 80,
rsnyss sTnsm,pd TTS hendricks and ano uus' 10 EDWARD
! Lyons. - - 60 Harmon W LYONS trus; 81
EdNinn kurt TO samson Laehman; 81.
Bertha stern ad%T to Q, sam al to o Nsy0 New York 1' LIE
tis.are "a. 100000 -
1usurance Trust co. trus. 20 Woman's Hos
CON-, IN STATE of New York: $4,000 - -
pitsl ~ 'urrdred and Thirty-fourth street co 10
o.,,,s Glauber: 81.
SisrnSu0o 0o,rciliy 20 Ggstave Duschnes; 81.
havy5rs title s osg.aPSe FSrs sn9 $40 ySsS ceo 20 " ~
tess tess-,srs' ., Mortgage 60 to Excelsior savings
piTk $4,000 s,.ooo
Sahle ~ New work Iife Insurance Co; S4i0N
Si Sa. .rarantee and Trust co 10 Arthur
kuhn' =, Tucie VI Stearns $50 600
San ,o Rarkcrs' Trust Co. $1,000
New-York tribune., 1911-12-23
SATISFIED MECHANICS LIENS.

SUFFOLK ST rs. Annie Wiederman agt
shendorG et al. Dec .. 1911 $50
o6TH ST. 1N West. Louis BriSnano art Crys-
taI Realty 60 % al. Dec p. 1911: 800
18th ST. 1Gs East: Meyer J Feinberg agt
F.'er T Macheu 81 al. Dec 2, 1911; S28
1oaTH ST. SI3 West. same agt same; Dec e..
1871 $f1
SETON AVE. o s. A50 Il ~ 223d 81 Patrick
:. ruoney ag' Rudolph SUenson ct al; Nov ~
1li1 thy bond. S325.
New-York tribune., 1911-12-23
AUCTION SALES

rI-psT7ANT TO AN AGE DEwE.:r THTEREn
into betNe cen John WanaUsker. N'w orh and
49, g Auetn ! viii seN 90 Dag At publ
aurticn n, 70 20 A " ~ 76i BrD'dwar. Piano
Il,' ,ttaent ONE style A. Piano Numbered S3li1
r,,te Campbeli ami Hto0l. as provided tv Soc
,,6ps a. x G6 ~ The rerr1nal property laws
NOE Fry. Auctlonoet.
pI-Pet-ANT TO Az AGREEMENT ENTERED
iuto between John Wanamdter Ne" York. and
q. ,,g, p Grav ] viii roiI today 20 80 go 4 81
a. rublic auction a. 7Si Froa1vay. Plano Depnr
mont ono STYLE W oak Mission Piano NUN
he,eJ i9GGG make huffman ana stool. as pro
! Dtfcd bv sections GO @ GG or The personal prop
49, lspE MOE FRY Aucuoneer
New-York tribune., 1911-12-23
|Nn=-E-ss,
CATHeRlNE SLlr'

The approximate amount NJ tho lien or charge
N satisfy which the above described property "
20 ta sold is twenty-eight thousand nye hundred
eeverty-seveu aud o. 100 dollars tS2s 81 Ob,
win interest thereon from tho IAN day ~
November. 1911. together with costs ana allow
80 an5o'ipting 10 three hundred and tweut,
rine an 700 dollars with Interest from November
13d 1911 together with a." expenses - The sale
,rbn approyi1uate amount of The tases. asgoF9
,.,cpte and water rates or other liens, which arc
e. he allowed 10 the purchaser out ~ the pur
chase money, or paid hy the reiere3. BE- 81, 25" Z"
Tatcd Ncw York, November 25th. 1911
GEORGE j. HOLBERI,
Referee
r,. tale in the above entitled action is hereby
adjourned TO December %. 1911. M the ramo
boui and place
Dated december 20. l1il.
GEORGE HOLHTRT
New-York tribune., 1911-12-23
TIE BRONX.


SOUTHERN BOULEVARD. n " cor Of West
chester ave. g stv brk store and hotel 60@Xo9 ;
and 2S 5xf2 &; Charles Killing. 26S kingsbridge
-d owner. William Kurtzey 100 Bovery archi-
te.t. cost. 500
BRONX BOULEVARD. q s. 800 T. q Gun
HI rd. ! sfv frame stable. - gX203; Richard
Morrison. station pl. owner. William D Prngle,
S8a- Baker ave, architect; cost $500
New-York tribune., 1911-12-23
SCHOOL AGENCIES.

American A IOfeigu teachers AEcncy. .-aup'
niles professors. Teachers. Tutors. Governesses
etc 10 Colleges. schools and Fumilies NpPy
10 Mrs II. J. Young Fulton. % Union Sq1a-...
New-York tribune., 1911-12-23
EMPLOYMENT AGENCIES.

[aES WILSON'S Employment Agency
90, hone 1921 Plaza. isi East 5ith st. SUP
cI,-s i,rst class servants to private families. All
tefe,ences investigated.
New-York tribune., 1911-12-23
ISOth Street.

OF the lien or
lIr - ,s.f-rv which .he above described
Dr1perty is TO be sold, IS Thirty thousand SIX
hundred srd sevcnty-nin ana So-loo 600
e7q395 Dollars, with Interest thereon rom ne
81, de- of November 1911. together with
costs and allowance amounting 10 3t4,6J
win interest from December l. l9i j. togethei
i,b wi,b Ii,s expenses of the sale. The approx
,oota amount Of the taxes assessments and
water rates. or other lierS. Whlcn are 10 ht
/ s1Ioused 10 the purchaser out or the purchase
,nTev or paid by the Referee. Is $3.3O1 IL
nd interest. said premises are sold subject
e. arv stat- Of facts shown on an accurate
/ survey; algo subject 20 frst mortgage ,gitei
| 10 secure the payment or the sum OF one
| hundred and sixty thousand tSloOoool % 20
lars, with interest thereon al, the rate Oh -
Ton, juiv l. 1911. principal sum ~ whicl
mortgage is due and payable on or about
1dDpaadeS Ncv' York. December l. 1911.
MAURICE GOODMAN, Referee.
SUPREME COURT, COUNTY, OF NEW lSiI I,tnI Y0hH
William W. Appleton and panie, Apple5o' 70,
rome and others. defendants. -,
I'm pursuance Of a judgment OF foreclosure anl
sale duly made and entered IN the aboNe - -si'l.rto
ber 1o11 / the undersigned. the referee IN said
Judgment named. will sell at public auction. a'
the Exchange SalesTOpm, NOS l4-ib Nesey
street in The Borough OF Manhattan, city OF
New York. on the 20th day Of December. 19l
at ~ o'clock noon on that day, by Joseph p
Day auctoneer. the premises directed py sao
judgment to be sold, and therein desctl"ed -
follows ,- -,-,o,s .,
land with the buildings and impfoEemenI7
thereon erected known by the street numneis J. =;
~ 81 23 and - Catharne slip. IN the tity on
New York and which. taken together are
bounded and described follows. 10 Wit:
Beginning Al point on the easterly slae ol
Cathsrire slip distant thrty-hye feet ana ltn
inches southerv from the souiheastNrlv corner
~ Catharine slip and Water street; and running
thence easterlv. part of the distance through me
centre OF A partv wall and parallel or nearly 50
with Water street. forty-rine feet ana seN ~
inches. thence southerly. eighty nine teet ana
two inches 20 the southeasterly corner oi ,ol
number 2s Catharine slip. which corner - dls
tart forfy-one feet and four Inches easterly from
the easterly line OF Catharine slip. thence west
erlv and through the centre Of party "ai
esnarstinp the house on lot number p 'atharlne
sin from the house on the Tot adjoining on ~"
ro,itl known as number q Cathsrine slip. foi''
ono feet four inches 70 tho essterly inc ~
Catbarine slip: thence northerly. along the said
eaeteriv line OF Cathsrine Slip eighty nine teet
and two inches to the point or place Or be
Date6 New York November 18th. 1911.
GEORGE HOLBERI,
! HANPDEN DOJGHERTf.
ATTORNEY for Plaintiffs.
q william Street Borough Of Manhattan Ne"
York city. -, . =,
Tho following is 2 diagram NJ the property 10
10 sold. its street numbers are H. 10. p. . and
25 Catharire SLID.
New-York tribune., 1911-12-23

LOST OR STOLEN BANKBooK 20. s3a. G6. y y
of tho German Savings Bank in TIE ''S i
,1ew York corner 4th Ave aud l4ih -, iIsoj iI,eji
to George EosfnhIHt' All persons are taull n
againft negotiating ihe same. II moi teiD!,nntr9'
the Bank on ine ooh day ~ January l'i-'
duplicate will be issued.
New-York tribune., 1911-12-23
ERATlCNS.


BROADWAY cor Of 10Th st. 70 sty
Iorrs IS & y sloane. Inc sS4 Broadway. own
o.. John = Shocks Sons. I3 Nassau 81 ai'ol
te.ts. 1900
list ST. ~ s. COO II Of Lexington ave: 70
two sty dwgs. s Hooker, premises own
o.: E Gage $40 Madison ave. architect 500
On1
RANK ST. g w cor o. Washington St: 70 !"
ST. warehouse. = /, FromeDt. - East 1Ath ST.
owner. s. Gage. architect; $500
MADISON AVE. N q cor Of 18th st; 70 sty
and Basement dws: Flint and @ Haisey.
Z East 42I ST. owners: Thaia, East 42d
ST. architect. SO 600.
New-York tribune., 1911-12-23

OFFICE COMMISSIONERS, DISTRICT OF CO
sails will be received az this office until > O'Clock
10 m December % 1911. for alterations and
cell Wor6 ~ Police Precinct stations Nos. |. 4
q ana = Washington H. g. Forms ~ proposals
specidcatoas and necessary Information may be
obtained from the chief clerk. Engineer Depart
rn,nt Room t27. District Building. Washington.
II q. CUnO n RUDOLPH JOHN A. JOHN
SToN. WILLIAM y JUDSON. Commissioners.
New-York tribune., 1911-12-23
WORK WANIE Ed.
Male

WANTED Position nv Young man. With four
,,,rs' lecai t,ainiur. can make himself useful
in oll legal branches Of business house. n. b.
Tribune Office
New-York tribune., 1911-12-23
DOMESTIC SITUATIONS WANTED.
Female.

Female.
cuAMBERMAID and .iI. WAlIRESs tSSr, ,oS9an sco,9n
! country preferred Mrs. golfers AgencJ 451 an
| ave. near 3lst St
COOK Protestant. exceptionally neat, com
! retent reliable woman excellent cook; hugh
est references. country preferred Mrs. Collier s
| Agency 457 ith ave. near Slst ST
/ COOK Neat, obrging Young woman, will assist
/ Mr. golfers Agency. 45T ith ave- near 3ls' ST.
/ COOK and LAUNDREss German Protestant,
/ willing ohliging Young woman. good refer
e,ccs. city OF country. Mrs. Coler's Agency
! asa 4th ave. near 3lst st "
( S00K WAITKESs.-Tw girls together or
separate cook $50 butler, Wsi,rgsS od,,sn, ~
thoroughly eNpelienced EeatS GAGellenit tei
| agency. II West 42o st Phone, a2lo Bryant
/ COOK scotch. with or without kitchenmaid. /.
nrst class ali branches; excellent references: e,
| Egc9cy. Il West 42d. Phone 52lo Bryant
! COOK - FIRST claSs. All branches. economical.
/ neat: best references, city. country SO $50.
Miss RucFley's Agency II West 42d ST. Phone
/ 74S7 Bryant.
/ COOK and LAUNDREss ,sood hakeD Neat,
/ ,runs, German woman. DO hors'work, has
friend Waitress. good chamhermaid; CITY oi conn-
I trv Morrow Agency, ~ Lexington ave- GOV
/ ncr 5sth 81. ---------
| COOK -LAUNDREss. Two neat Young irish
catholic girls COOK, & eHe'@Gen. lem naaal' -
ican cooking. city country; highly recon-
mren6sd Morrow s Agency, 72i Lexington ave.
corner 5sth st. t.
| SCI-pT Cook assist laundry; man. useful
! butler. do entire work family; city. country;
evCCllsnt references. S50-$Go Industrial As
scciation Employment Agency, II West f2d
Thonc. 1910 Byant
IfoTSV,WOEKFR- FR-Protestaut. thoroUChly *
'yerIarced. 4 years personal references. city
coiIntrv: S25. Industrial Association Agency,
II west t2d. Phone $40 Rryant.
T-AT-%DRESS. - Thoroughly competent all
/ b-encbrs: youuz willing. conscientious; best
| r.fer.ncee. $50 So. Miss Bu"keys Agency,
| II West s2d ST. Phone 7is7 Bryant.
! :, ,,,r,r, trot-er-yyOPK Good cook cr chamber
maid and waitress English Protestant; hest of
[ re fereuces. moderate wages. city or country
! Mr. Golfers Agency. 45I 4th ave
NATD-Light colorfd 10 care for gentleman,s $
apartment or hotel; references. stevens l32
West 1891 81.
PrEINEp COUPLE. living near New York.
v,ould like 10 nurse child or infant. good
! nome: healthy place. r. y. Tribune Othce
I WAITRESS English Protestant; strictly hrst
class. discncaCcd. lady closing home; best rel
| orances. citv ,r country. Mrs. Golfers Agency
/ 357 4th ave.
/ " WNcIJING Colored woman wishes family
v,oebjnr hv week or dozen. thirty years ref
ercuces; terms reasonable 100 west l"-d ~
I Phone 1864 Morninsside