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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1911-10-01

six months. The net return from this
area viii be near $4,000.
"This land is successfully irrigated
from q well yielding 40 gallons per
minute pumped against a 20 foot head.
But four inches in depth Of water has
been applied this year to the maize,
corn and alfalfa, and probably not to
exceed two inches more will be ap-
piled before harvesting this fail
though If all were planted to alfalfa
a much greater amount would be
needed The so acres Of beans has
thus far received nearly four inches in
depth and viii require double this
amount or. closely, rs acre foot, be-
fore harvesting.
Other notable ranches were those
Of John Humid, B. p Shuu and c. E.
Hicks, S. Schwing. and Messrs Burdick
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1911-10-01
COMES To BECOME LOCAL
MANAGER or TENAS CnRIpANr

The Texas company has a new local
manager William Littlefield has az
rived here from east Texas to take
charge Of the Texas company's bust
ness In 81 Paso and he is now in
charge Of the local sales department.
Manager Fred w. Freeman returned
Friday from Houston, where he had
been on business
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1911-10-01

and Bumpus. It would require much
space to relate the success attained on
these places, each OF which included
from so to 160 acres, irrigated from
The place Of Mr.. Bumpus showed q
stand Of alfalfa which had been
planted but about so days prior and
would now cut over a ton OF hay to
the acre. Judging from the crops har-
vested from land irrigated from plants
which have been in operation for the
past year or two, conservative est
mate of the average yield per acre
would be as follows; Alfalfa, tons;
potatoes, 100 bushels; beans red, 1000
pounds cane eight tons; oats. 60 bush
els; milo maize, five tons; wheat 80
bushels"
Valley Lands in Demand
According to judge B. 7. McKeyes.
commissioner Of the local land office.
there have been taken up during the
month OF September above $4,000 acres
Of Mimbres valley lands -Four thous-
and five hundred dollars have been
transmitted as fees from the land Of
flee here TO the land office in Las
Cruces so far during the current
month.
Deming News Notes.
A. A. Amy arrived from Kentucky
and viii reside here permanently
A. L. Foster, OF Dwyer, N NJ, passed
Mexico, for the purpose OF bringing
back 800 head Of cattle for winter feed
ing at his ranch.
Geo r. LeBaron has returned to FL
Paso. after a short business trim here
Lola Prescott. daughter Of F. ]. Pres
colt. was taken to FL Paso for the
purpose OF having an operation per
formed on her ear.
Mrs J. T. Stevens has returned to
her home. in Gage, n. NJ, after7a short
visit in Deming
C. I. Beard is expected here from
Hardinsburg. Ky, on the 8th Of Oc-
tOber- He has rented the Almv resi-
dence, in North Deming. which place
he VIII occupy until he gets his farm
residence ready to live In.
A H. Townsend and W ". StilIson.
both Of chicago, are prospecting In
the valley this week.
w. p Thompson of Los Anpe1es
Calf, is Investigating conditions m
this section this week with a vew to
locating
G. @. Robinson. Of Sheridan. Wyo is
prospecting in the valley.
g j. Claussen and wife. Of Los An
geles Calf are here this week on
prospecting trip.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1911-10-01

p. B. McClintOclz. Presiding.
POncianO Galindo charged with as
sault to murder discharged.
H. r. STAGE. Presiding.
Jose PalaclO, charged with burglary.
held under $500 bond
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1911-10-01
THE COURTS.
41sT DISTRICT.

= ~ " lIlUlII- EFelIuIDEs
z T. Cobb vs.. Amy Pence, suit to
try title, on trial
Emma Schaeffer vs.. Frank Schaeffer.
suit for divorce. filed
Mary Alice Odom VS.. w. J. Odono
suit for divorce. filed.
Mathews and Dyer Investment COM
pany vs.. Peyt0n J. Edwards. suit Tor
Injunction, filed.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1911-10-01

Lots in Cotton Addition are so close
they offer the best possible invastr7e-vt
Of any real estate on the market As
a home or factory site, the location IL
OF the best. Don't wait until the prices
60 UP, but buy now. For partfc11Tare
see A. p. Coles & Bros. >
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1911-10-01

The Deming office or the FL Paso
Herald is in the Chamber OF Com
merce- Roy Bedichek is agent and
correspondent
The Heralds distributor in Dem
ing is G. c. Rogers. room ]. Deck
ert building telephone 213. The
Herald VIII be delivered to all
parts Of the city same night Of pub
lication. at go cents per month.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1911-10-01

80 days, maize stands eight feet high,
while corn and alfalfa have made an
equally phenomenal growth Eighty
acres Of this land IS planted to red
beans The gross return from this
area VIII be $4,000 this fall or in about
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1911-10-01
FEDERAL COURT TO
BEGIN WORK MONDAY
Grand Jury Will Be Empan-
neled and Bankruptcy
Cases Heard

Monday morning the federal grand
Der term. Judge T. s. Maxey and clerk
j. Fl. Hart viii arrive in Ell Paso sun
day and prepare for the opening OF
court
Following the empaneling Of the
grand jury, the court viii hear the ap-
plicatiOn Of the El Paso Building com
pany for the adjudication Of the EI
Paso Optical company, bankruptcy, and
on Tuesday the bankruptcy case of
Esther Allen. In the latter case the
referee I'm bankruptcy has petitioned
that the discharge sought be not
granted
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1911-10-01

Handsome Neckwear.

Our fall showing is unusually rich
ana tasteful this year. Everything
THAT'S new and popular in all the
latest colors, moderately priced. BRYAN
Bros,
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1911-10-01
UPPER PORTION TO
BE USED AS HOTEL
Mccoy Closes Deal For Up
per Stories of New
Plaza Block

The five upper floors OF the Plaza
building. which is being erected on Pfo-
neer plaza, viii be arranged as Euro
the old Grand Central, has closed a
contract for the five upper floors. in
Guiding so rooms. and win fit these Tor
a modern hotel. The contract was
closed Saturday and the plans Of the
building have been changed to conform
with the hotel arrangement
The building was originally planned
for hotel above the second floor. but
the plans were later changed to make
the upstairs rooms offices
Dr. Horton. opuoian. at A. d. Foster Co.
Pasteurtzed milk. El Paso Dairy O..
Ice cream chocolates only McCullourh.s
No dyeing like Wrighra
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1911-10-01
PALACIO IS HELD UNDER
mnNn M som nv cn

UWNN wv NT||T
In a preliminary hearing Friday att
ernoOn before justice H. F. Stacy, Jose
Palacio was held to the grand Jury
on the charge OF burglary in the sum
of $500. POnciano GalindO. arrested by
the police a week ago, following a
cutting ARRAY in which Luis Rodriguez
was slightly Injured, was arraigned be-
fore justice McChntock Friday after
noon on the charge of assault to muir
der. He was discharged
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1911-10-01
We Manufacture
ANYTHING IN DUCK Oh CANVAS.

Tents Awnings, Curtains Shades Wagon Covers Hay Covers
Pauns Tarps Horse Covers Feed Bags Ore Sacks Irrigation
Hose ETC.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1911-10-01

Or. Horton. Optioian. at A. D. Foster Co.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1911-10-01

Tor good cleaning phone Wright.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1911-10-01
CITY Tent and Awning Company
n Southwest
DUCK and AWNING STRIPE.

We carry the largest and most complete stock Of single and
double filled Duck in all widths and weights also Awning
Stripe in all colors, patterns and weights
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1911-10-01

Get The Smiths Ice cream.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1911-10-01


latest colors, moderately priced. Bryan
Bros,
DR.. Horton optician, at A. D. Foster Co.
Fresh buttermiIk. FL Paso Dairy Co.
For good cleaning phone Wright.
Get the best-Smith's ice cream.
Dr. Horton. optieian, at "A. d. Fost0. Co
Quality candies at NIcCuIIough's.
Cotton Addition Lots
and
valley Lands
seem to be the most active real estate
on the market today. They are eagerly
sought Tor by both large and small in
vestors. A. p. Coles & Bros.
Pasteurized milk. FL Paso Dairy Co.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1911-10-01

We dye aaythiRE-Wright
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1911-10-01

Fresh buttermiIk- 81 Paso Dairy Co.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1911-10-01

Pasteurized milk. 81 Paso Dairy GO.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1911-10-01

Dr. Horton. opucian. at A. d. Foster Co
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1911-10-01

Dr. Horton. optician, at A. D. Fossa. 60.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1911-10-01

No dyeing like Wrighta
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1911-10-01
Cotton Addition Lots

Quality candies at McCuIough's.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1911-10-01

Paateurized mink n PasO dairy %.
Charlevoix county herald., 1911-12-16

We are proud of
We invite your
All we can do is
Charlevoix county herald., 1911-12-16
Ready For Your Inspection
Smokers Goods

And Shaving goods of all
kinds, both in sets and single
articles.
Charlevoix county herald., 1911-12-16

Not ALL Madam It's trip from your home the Hite
Drug Store short time the beautiful
useful articles display will bring ideas mind for Christmas
than whole days sitting home and pung your trying think of
what give. Don't think of time. Come down
tes Come early and your Christmas pepexes will disappear by
among the hundreds of Christmas articles "Ju What
Wanted
Ready For Your Inspection
BaHt gts same show new w y
mi
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-10-12
MECHANICS LIENS.

cI-N HILL ROAD intersection o.. lta45 OF
,..- M Nav- Y1rR Wesrchester s. Boston tsali-
-,,r. Hudson structural 0tee. CO. as Ne"
vr-s y-s4t.rs-frr ~ BOSTON Railroad a.t ny
ami Comfy contract 600. owners. Murray hFos
~ contractors Ss-7 lO
VILLA AVE. 40 1892 rasQpaie Giscon9e ast
,;eo-re Brown. owner and eontracloT $40.
RIVERSIDE DRIVE no 3A Edward ]
DurfuaT AT Joan Tahamlro owner harry
Nicholson g. go. contractor Sl9o 90
t-rU ST. 81. t5a West Marion j Ross 90 al
asst Vessel NfeAff 81 Er1-9. owners, Werner g.
VInfo.rh. contractor $500
r11p ST so So East. Benjamin kraemer AIT
AZ l'-r8r7rr owner auG contractor. -.
1--rH ST Nos 534 and 54+ West. I A Adler
60 In-. set HiEiv1od Hea.j, ana -1''a'I ---l'i'
co. owner aa1 contractor. Ntlf.
RIVERSIDE DRIVE. Sos go Co -Ii same
art SAM. s'54 80
r1pTfANuT eT cor Washington -t
F.ttau LI.htau--oiu a-t Har@u1e or -
-4f. owner. Bernard ApeIetaf contractor SlH'.
rpD,pvAy n " cor -iJb sr. 100 iX2vo
Federal Terra Gotta 60 azt estate u. 'naIi"e
rar..IarH.. HOFFMAN owner. Libmau contra e
Ing I'u contractor. $50
RIVERSIDE DRIVE. cor "Hth SO. lo6x
ra D. Tubn vs. Rail co aEf HlEnVood Realty
ana CuuHruct.n .H. owner On contractor.
- i9.
Pearl. 81 NO asa Louis MARITIME agt
t..,fI.rs -chelrs Elizabeth aud August Dan
sing. owners. u1uie. b Ans.il aud Daniel Lear},
contractors SiHu ~
WEST END AVE. NO 600. Leopold Kantor
ast West End Construction Co., owner and COR
tractor. fl+5 30.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-10-12
AUCTION SALE OF LOTS

AID auction sale " building lots at Spring
l-Id Gardens North. which is in close prox-
unity TO Jamaica Bay. began yesterday and
viii continue to-day tomorrow and satgr-
day at 2 b. ID.
Springfield Gardens North has % n.gu sIa-
walton sanitary conditions. open country is
0nIr Two miles from jamaica. 0u tine AIou-
tauk Division of the Long Is.ard Railroad.
and ar part of the OLD town of Springfield
has tle benefit of modern stores. schools
AMID churches "a postOffic- with free delt-
cry Of mail "a well equipped fire depart
ment New York City police protection. en-
electric street lighting system and good
telephone service. DO has an excellent train
service TO and from Manhattan. consisting
OF tweuty-siE westbouud and tlirtv-oue
eastb0uud trains daily stopping 40 the
springdeld avenue and Higbie avenue sta
lions with nearly as good service on Sua-
davs. The schedule time 20 FlatbusH ave-
nae CNeW York subway is twenty-ono min
r+es. and TO the PENNSYLVANIA Railroad
station Manhattan. by way of tunnels. Is
twenty-five minutes.
Those who attend the sale viii receive a
rree ticket emitting them TO- Draw for
urIzee. which consist Of four upright pianos.
y.o1neU.s and mems gold watches imported
French clocks. Lemaire opera glasses ar
tisfic Br.e-a-a.ac. rare vases articles Iu
,at glass. etc. The BoneIIi-Adams Com
usry ie the auctoneer.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-10-12
LEASES

Tic NcEiokar-Gai'lard Realty Complain
has ieatd for client 20 tho Simplex
Automobile company the two stores Nos
-5, and 2l0 West seth street, for a term of
years. also. for schmidt * Douahue. agents
for George Ehret, 90 the same tenant two
-9t6 street Offices above the stores.
pease * Gilman have made the follow
ing leases. 40. $40 Lexington avenue, for
Harold 81 ?. Stokes to $ A. Weldon, no.
l55 East 2Sth street. for Mrs. c. Andrews TO
Mrs. r. Crosby. so 30 East 18th street
for Leonard e. Levy TO Thomas q. Condor.
SO. 1851 West 56th street. for Mrs. NJ :
Martin 90 Michael Buckley; No. us East
18th street FOR Dr Lewis A. Coffin 10 Dr.
J CoughIaud. so. . East Goth street. for
AIRS A. Wo~user 20 Henry 5. FIemm.uE.
So. I-3 East 62d street, in conjunction with
the CruIkshauk Company. To- Henry r..
Stern. 40. 1o- East 18th street for the
Akron Building Company t0. g. vs.. Ran
foul. 80. ~ East 9th street for Lee W
DOdd 20 Jacob Stern: No III East 54tn
street for @. IT, SheaIer 10 Gi.rov & Larke
so. 80 East 9th street for D. COrbitt to
Allen Stevenson School. No. il2 East 6lst
street. for Mrs Louise Nagec 10 j w
schiller 80. lJ- East 18th street for Mrs
Henry o Bann0n 10 Henry =. Barnes. no.
n7 East alst street for the estate Of
Josephine u. Nichols 20 Miss Anne Lewis.
$50 Is East 18th street for William "
Hall 90 George u. Curtis. No. 81 East 18th
street. Tor the estate " Ida a. Williams 10
John r. Janeway. No. III East slst street.
Tor Harris ID colt 90 Arthur T.. Fowler.
SO. 81 Last 18th street. for Samuel Suefel
10 D. Macy Wlliets. and No ISL East 5lst
stree, Tor Mrs. Du B0Is Wagstaf 10 Daniel
r. D5Vues
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-10-12
ASSIGNMENTS OF MORTGAGES.

aa-fa-a IIere-rar. guardian. TO william
ron --,.. ann r--r 70 uomintrs Henry 5000
Rr.r-tr r-r--i-n and auu. rAr-, To LOUIS n
r-ra-.-r and ano ex-s $4,000 ..s-.-- u
T.af-I.r IL Uuderraui eAr 10 Dlelrl-n .
III. ar-auf lagatee. >o.usa 81.
Same O.. same. So" -t
same -9 same. .l3e ="
same rU same. SCI. l-1 ht. A. r
catherine 81 HLIdeara0d 10 ,aths'ihe vi To
HTiaurauf and ano. eNfs. Al'."" ---r-... for
che belief N Poor Widows with small ChlIdren,
INN .sws.r e.. A stern. szr 90 Hortonss C. LIGHT
led. -eresu 90 Bertha Treat. $4,000
Margaret Knox 90 louis S-i ,.-l,,s-. si
.Is-rer T.. uC-r 20 Francis n Ball. 5000
..r-re. -aoe1e to MieHae. Irac. e.
-orr. Kutprcr t0 sarah Cohen. ~. ,,,,,.-.
,'r- Root an. ano rus. Q, Maria l. Miller
'a Sow York past-G-alua,e Medical school and
H3 l,..-a > ,;o.S5s-r to Morris Lederman; 500
John j Hsag r1 Title Guarantee ana -'-s-
SUI ,lo-reaee go TO- Anna Il KIDD; s3s. 900.
-0. ru Edward s Fowler. S3e.~
1Il-re.Ias % b Dodge t5 New York Life lnsuI-
'' NM. AMI .Hr szr- 20 N Dodge. 81
l,-'-Itarr ! I4u.ri-k rs David Thomson. 81.
sla.a~ Jarmulowsky and ans lo Joseph Gun
n'. .-T1.i bernard 60 David Israel $500
EHru Roo, au. aHo trls, TO VI a. NaeHous"'' d
2.e,.ri. de- r. Foster and ano Jras, TO Fred
e-.. Il, r Poster and ano rus S-lW"
same rr F-ederI" 1- D .-lrl. -F NJ. n ~ 60 ooD
lincoln Trus. ~ Co Title Guarantee ana Trust
Co. $1,000 ... r,-...-. 60 On
. Title Guarante" and Trust no I'D l''''' ''''
So , .:oe T. Bur.su TO George Thinker: ST.
oo2 2J,r- T. Fowler. sln. TO Iavinia Fowler. 81
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-10-12
The PRIVATE SALES MARKET.

2uTH STREET-Charles Griffith Moses
gFn have sold for the bFokIIrau TRACT l''ai.t
Company the plot. l00XHa ID feet. on me -ol,tt.
side OF -1lth street luu feet west OF -''.'.-
avenue. These lots will De- improved DO Ni-
near future with TWO j0-toot apartment mousse
4STH STREET-Johu %. Hindley has so.i
his holdings Boa Ash street between 7!A.- t,,-
Seventh avenues They comprise me h., -s,.-
st9r,. dwelling houses No l3s to LAG, occupy 'Hs
plot I5XlDJI feet NJ hlhlitL "o'
holding the property al about S--'Nuu
SD STREET-Lewis B. Preston has SOLO i'l
Theodore H. price No g East "a street
tween Madison and Eth avenues, az ,. I'M
,rty has been held al Sl25. 900. ana VIII "' OBJ"
proved fOr business use.
GATH sTREET-Sioanc & MoIler have p-L
chased through George r. Read O. 90.
T0bU Wtekes executor OF me 49,, -.
Catharinc Dc Peyster, No. 81 t-asl "7,.t -t,,ry
25xlOG.2 feet. They have occupied W. wv v.iIeb
building On The TOT AhA-i ''"e
terminates iu 1915. Ia
PARK AVENUE Henry a.. Hart mas ss7t
the southeast corner Of Park aFtN, ~ .,,- 100
street. Hyt story haiNnA-'. 't
feet. go Joseph Mcnamara. t4
THIRD ANFNJ-E-Josep1 p. Day ,a- --' So
for thc Realty Holding COMPANY no ~. al,,fo0
avenue. four story huiIdnI. 'h - '0. -5tr
feet adjoining tho southeast .'.'.'
street. to Idmi0 p. E.-. ...-.,--
HAVEN ANENJE ihe hsn'Is ,--,ro0 r-er. az
tion COMPANY has sold Obj. plot lf,N.v' tI.,-r-.
~ .,,,,tra.+ corner of 1~o-H street and f'
avenue Tho buyer is tre Mili... ...f ryi1r
UornuaDv uharIc- FlauIu. U. l.N. W.. arr
improve the property WIN --'
yfo,Dyy,y- SIMMER Gerard has bought
i-.,asfrlrrf FROM tho BRONX iifl-i'l- .-4-f
MANY Tho continental -iN -t'.. .t..., corner
~ Broadway and l"h ,G5-oaoa r.. "a frontage
r-bi.f. las been held az $50" '," '". 3D.. III tr
of q1e fect Boo Broadway ana h'.- II-.I-,,efars
street tho u0rtho-lf 7no .t7 ..,,I.
4 am 10 f"f..
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-10-12
THOUSANDS TO MARCH
First Civic Celebration To day IN
Honor of Columbus.

The first civic celebration Of Columbus
Das viii be- usnered in this morning with
tine record of surplus IN Ihe hands OF the
committee IN charge amounting Co "a little
over $500. something Ike $4,000 was sub
so~Ibed In amounts running as low az 90
cents. and the small surplus will be held
for any emergency calls thai NAV develop
to-day.
Manhattan Italian Americans ana their
friends viii celebrate with biz afternoon
parade and q dinner al the hotel Astor
while over 10 Brooklyn another parade viii
be- carried through iu the morning, ANA an
evening dinner Will follow at the Imperial
Besides these main features the day VIII Dee
marked by numerous smaller celebrations
by various bodies and association OF the
Italian colony. chief among which viii be
the ceremony of tbe re-dedicatien OF The
old Mulberry Bend Park with its new official
name. Columbus Park
Starting from the arch az Washington
square tine main parade viii move up fltih
CAS- enue to 5sth street and viii be reviewed
from q grandstapd GO Columbus circle hy
Mayor GUnor Magistrate John j. treschi
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-10-12

The real estate market Yesterday was en-
liyened 10y some important sales. JOHN II.
H,udIsy solo his holdings iu 18th street, be-
tween sixth and Seventh avenues. They
comprise the five -four story dwelling houses
SO. rs TO 40. occupying a plot s5NlO''"
feet The property rs directly opposite The
Playhouse. built by William A. Brady and
opened last fan Mr. Hindley nas been
holding the property at about $4,000. He
began accommodating the site in 1897, the
last house being purchased five years ago
WHAT disposition is 10 Dee made of the
property by the new owner could not be
learned yesterday.
An interesting sale in the Fifth avenue
section was effected by Lewis Z. Preston
who sold the private stable building AT NO
9 East sgd street. FOR Theodore II. Price
The buyer. whose name was not disclosed
intends 90 improve the property and hold II
as an investment. The property was held at
$4,000 and consists Of a lot 22.6XlOO.S feet
and adjoins the private stable Of Robert and
ogden GoeIet which. 10 will be recalled pre-
vented the use Of the site formerly occu-
pied Dos the Langham Hotel FOR new St
Thomas.s church. because IL could not he
obtained by the churchmen. The hotel SITE
however is now being developed with TWO
eight story and loft buildings by concerns
headed bv Robert +. Bowling.
A large holding on the East size recently
accumulated by sloane & Moller has been
squared out by the purchase Of the five
story buidlug on lot 25X100.5 feet. at No.
3I1 East cath street, which was negotiated
boy George r. Read 4 CO. for the owner,
the Catherine Do Peyster estate. This pur-
chase gives Sloane & Moller a frontage of
f5e feet ON 6fth street which comprises the
entire block within 100 feet Of Second ave
nue. and The same distance from First ave
nue. The buyers also own an abutting plot.
fronting 93.a feet in Goth street, known as
40 SD Jo s-i
summer Gerard has bought for investment
from tbe Bronx Heights Land Company
the continental ID six story elevator apart
meut house with stores. at the northeast
corner Of broadway and 111th street The
property which has been held az S250.0o0.
has n frontage Of 9l.2 feet in Broadway
and 1909 feet m 1T1th street the northerly
and easterlv dimensions being 1853 and
$50 feet. respectively The house was acc
ruired by tho sellers in March. 1910. from
Emanuel krUewtch. who started its cree
ton the year before u is from plans by
Neville & Bagge.
The Bendheiw Construction Company has
sold The plot 47x1oo feet az the southeast
o0renr Of rS0tb street and Haven avenue.
The buyer rs rho Nunden Construction com
rarv. Charles Flsum. president. which Will
improve rhe property with three five story
uoD-e'evator apartment houses. The prop
of Nd ~ O. q
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-10-12

SETON AVE. r, $50 Il Of Randall , ayS,
25xiO0 sept y. Wis, per cenr, huH t.
swenson % David Ramagottl 5000 aH'r'''
o. East Sth RI.
OJTHERN BOULEVARD 1909. 2aNlh, -
10. due as per bond. Margaret stanton 70 wa
earct Becker, $1,000. address, StalhL''''
ClEn.
SAME PROPERTY prior mtg $4,000; due
March 10 1913. g per cent. same 20 MtEai''
Knox. address as Mott ave. $1,000.
TELLER AVE. i34i. 25xl00. sept /. ~. o
Der cent. Geo Ludwig 90 Henry Ludwig 5000
address. 775 Carroll g. Brooklyn.
WISE AVE. ri W cor I72d 81 25xlOO; oct 10
! vr per cent. John Harnett Co Lion Brew
err. 81 200. address, 800 columbus ave.
RID AVE o. S. t15 n n Hist 81, JONloo
OCT g. demand g per cent, Wendover Bronx
90 to Henry Korn So. 900. address. 30 Last
6Oth So
INST ST. n s. 100 r. q Sd ave; 55xllT:
WEBSTER AVE. 2Og9 23XlD. oct 10 prior
mtg S4g.J0Oi. due sept I'D. 1912; per cent
Chas Bi0rkegreu. Inc. to Esther McNtfe,
So 300. address. 209g webster ave.
22OTH ST. s. east p lot 645. map Wake
field. 5Ox1l4 Oct II. 3 SIS. per cent, Lizzie y
Brown to Sarah 4 Rams. 5000, address -"
Fast 2l9th 80