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Senator Price of Saratoga is one of the sound workers of the lev.
islative body. He IS d man that makes no noise and doss pot travel
with a brass band. He sis ever watchful Of the interests of this comfy
and state. A man who travels quietly and who accomplishes without
any noise, very seldom gets his just share of the reward of the worL
done. In fact Carbon county seems to have three of the strongest
in that body in Senators Price, Hadsell aud TAYLOR, They
are doing things in a systematic manner and Carbon county is proud
OF her senators. The members of the House are doing good work
but with nearly a balance of powers they can't accomplish as much as
the Senate.
, 1911-02-09
Why

The new pamphlet issued by the State Immigration board and
compiled by Hon. r. P Fuller of Cheyenne is O IN our desk. 1t it a
very neat comprehensive little book foi people seeking information
from the outside. 1t is too bad that this book couldn't have been
made bigger a the description of each section of the state is confined
to such a small part that is hard to do it justice. Saratoga was ia.
voed by a little boost. We have never been able TO understand
just why these books, while they boost Saratoga and the valley, never
contain ANYTHING note worthy OF this valley. We can prove that
this part, has rs many resources, if not more, than any other part of
the state, In its hot springs there lis no comparison in the waters
of any other part of the state for any disease that water help or
effect a permanent cure. There is as much Goa. in Carbon county
as in any county in the state, and it is of a good quality. Its min
erals are SO far, ahead of anything in the state. Its sheep industry
is as great or greater than any county in the state. Whatever is
grown here in agricultural crops surpasses anything in quality and
quantity of any other part of the state. We don't back up worth a
cent an the fact that Carbon county hasn't the greatest water supply
in the entire state.
Granting that the state of Wyoming is one of the greatest states
in the Union and the wealhiest to the individual why is it Carbon
with its hot springs, great water supply, good agricultural
land. running up into the thousands and thousands of acres.b big veins
of coal of good quality, its immense stock raising territory it's live
stock and mineral deposits, that this county does not receive half the
attention of some of the rest of the state This is one reason wby
our resources are developed, only in a small way. With no irreverence
to any one, we are simply stating a fact that Carbon county doesn't
receive her just amount of publicity. Great noise is made about
the bushels of oats raised to the acr in other parts of the state bv the
boosters, yet there never has been a Yield in the state tbst hasn't been
bested right here in the valley be some of our local ranchmen. And
this is SO with every other resource. D. sc. .
, 1911-02-09

For Sale-Improved drop head,
six drawer Singer machine, all at.
tachments. Perfect condition. SIS.
Mrs. A. A. Ashley
%s-Zw Encampment, Wyo.
New-York tribune., 1911-10-25
S7,25O,O0O CHEMICAL CO.
New York Bankers Interested in
New Fertilizer Concern.

Baltimore. oct. 2i-Baltimore and South
ern financial interests, I'm conjunction with
New York bankers. have organized the
Interstate Chemical Corporation Of Nir-
ginia. with capitalization OF s7.250OOo.
The concern. which owns several. extcu-
sive fertilizer plants and a Florida phos-
phate rock company. will extend some Of
the existing fertilizer plants and build sew
eral new ones. The company has acquired
the interests Of W. s. Chisholm, a leading
fertilizer operator Of Charleston. operating
several phosphate plants and fertilizer fac
tories at Charleston. Greenwood and
Tampa. the Germofort Manufacturing
Company Of South Carolina and the Thigh
man Phosphate Company of Florida.
1t viii build additional fertilizer factories
Immediately at charlotte. y. g, and
Macon. Ga.
The new corporation has been financed
by Middendorf. Williams q CO., of Baltl-
more: John l.. Williams & Sons of Rich
mond. Redmond 81. CO.. ard j. & ". Selg-
man Il Co. Of New YORK.
The board ~ directors elected to-day Is
composed of j. William Middendorf. of
baltimore: f. !. Bemiss and John SHELTON
Williams. OF Richmond; Albert Strauss. Of
New York; f. q. Brown. Of New York.
W. B. Chisholm, Of Charleston, s G.:
". =. Chisholm. jr.. general manager of
the phosphate mining plants of the com
pany in Florida: Charles s Bryan, of New
York; Sidell Tlghman and +. b. Tilghman.
OF Florida: +. Il Pcmberton. OF New York.
q. r. Hellmer ~ New York, and 4. $.
webb. president OF the Lincoln Trust Com
pany. Of New York.
New-York tribune., 1911-10-25
RECORDED TRANSFERS.
with name and address OF purchascr)
OCTOBER "a
MANHATTAN

ATToRNEY ,, ST. ws: 200 # o. Houston St
Si ef as 1'n@h Sdaiess o9 East isiS 5enhe an
AVENUE 4. 1850 20x75. Rosa Schwartz to
Fanny Roshel (mtg $4,000: 81 address, 1865
Mission 81. San Francisco.
CLAREMoNT AYE w.. 1s2 r 9. Of Hish
Knoboch; oct -: 81; address. Whitestone, Long
Island
ELIZABETH sT. 1866 25xes Nathan rllman
T. Eek Realty 90 tmtg $4,000, oct %; 800
ELIZABETH ST. . =. fOl n II Spring It. i9x
%. 500. address. 33s Fast 59th ST.
FORT WASHINGTON AVE. " E. 27G n o.
Northern ave, runs " 4.1ox l13x 510x ii3.
city of New York 20 Guide Realty co, 81 OtD -
address l7G broadway.
LEXINGTON AVE. 1871 to 1919. + g cor OF
s6th st. l22X ineg; Ferdinand Neumer and ano.
address. Rector ST
MADISON AVE. 1915. 54S7o: Rose Jackson to
solomon II Jackson. oct mtg $4,000; 800.
address. East 3Ith st.
MADISON AVE n G cor of ioith ST. 1910;
"a: 800 address 200 Wes, 18Th 81.
WASHINGTON 81. 3l2. cor of jay st. -
$50: Anna 9 DuckWorth and ano. ears. to Anna
G Duckworth ot al: oct -. order of court al
dress, s1l IN ave
WEST BND AVE W .. - q II Of 7I,h s.. ~
= irrez. Tempeisnco y Reed 10 4 Richard stern
mts s-j.0oo,: oct =. 800. address. ii West
S1th ST.
1sr AVE ;. II rs q 73d It. 2sxI3 Henry
VI LoVcnstein To Acolph Podhne-. oct %. 500.
address, 23S East '2i -
iST AVE i3. 2jy1o0. Annie Kohlmann 10
Amelia NcWmeyor. oct IL, 81. address Il4i
Jackson ave
~ AVE az. 25x75. carve Realty 90 10 u,
ia Vogel unis S?i. 600. oct 20; 81. cddrcss. 2lj
East .2sth -
loTH AVE. SO. 2ssIoo. city National Realty
90 20 Riycr aud Hsrbor Realty 90: OCt - 500.
address. AIS West 3Hh
18th ST. SIS ana ECO East, toaioo, }oap Nc
New-York tribune., 1911-10-25
ASSIGNMENTS OF MORTGAGES.

Henry oppenheimor to zscharias r. Oppen
he'mcr. -.
Louis Levine IN stephen T. Sturges: omitted
BENJAMIN Benenson to Rockland Realty Co: 81.
Franklin B Lord, jr, guardian. To Edward e
Lucius II Beers TO Franklin Lord. ir;
Mary II Rrierton 70 Andrew cargan: $500
Maria V Huntington 10 Elizabeth Elstner.
$4,000
James II Brewster. trustee. to Theodore n
EilentrrE; 5000.
>. Ti,le Guarnnt..e. and Trust co to Ignatus
Fischl ana ano: $500
same 10 New York Investors Corporation;
s23. co"
same 70 Louisa I. Kane. si25Go
same to New York Investors CORPORATION.
S2s coo
American Mtg GO to Mary Van y vanierI oel
- al, trustees. S2s, nno.
New YORK Investors Corporation to Title
Guarantee and Trust 90: sl2 600
Jonas We'll and ano to Fannie Korn: 800.
Isaac ! Iicrnh"im 81 al. cXrs 70 Metropolitan
Savings Bank: Sl0.SIj.
Annie T. LUptOl and anO. eNrs, tp West Nir
gua Pulp and Paper 90. 500.
Bertha Robinson TO Katharine Meter: 81.
Ernest Kast end ano 10 Caroline Kas' and
anO. $1,000.
Josephine ward to George \ Huttor; $1,000
walter Walsh. cxr 10 Fr"dericka Koenig
$4,000
Mary \ Scott IN Ida Wheeler: 81
Frederick ShaGuer. admr n Frederick Wei
tiugfeld: 81 coo
charles Y Gabriel to FRANK Gass; s4?o
Louis Sandhcrg 20 1c'na Mig 20. St001
Della Zeiller to blanche stern: si
LAWYERS Titlo Insurance end Trust 90 10 Title
Guarantee and Trust 60. 500 600
Same to LAWYERS Mtg 60: $1,000
Samson Lachman to Title Guarantee and
Trust 60. $1,000.
RoIla Cohen to Esther Iorkowsld. $500
Lawyers Mtg co to Margarctta g Spedden
s22 O1O
10 ~ br otao Ira n,F,,. emf blv
New-York tribune., 1911-10-25
Character of CONSTRUCTION.

The company by its restrictions, as
well as by its own construction work,
aims to have only we'll built houses
upon its property; the object being to
reduce the cost of upkeep and dete-
rioration to a minimum, and thereby
produce a good permanent investment
Those houses now being built which
are not entirely freproof, are at least
seni-frcproof, with metal lath, ma
sonry walls ard tile roofs. The first
cost of such construction, however, is
necessarily greater than that OF houses
of less durable material, built to sell
regardless of the permanent interest
CT the purchaser. This increase Of
cost the company hopes to consider
ably reduce by economic methods OF
construction. by the use of simple de-
New-York tribune., 1911-10-25

The old Dime Savings Bank Building,
at Court and Remsen streets. which has
been idle for about three years. has been
leased by the United States Title Guaranty
Company. Of which George Fleury Is pres
ident. The lease contains tic privilege OF
buying the property. Tho building Is to be
extensively altered by the bank, and the
title company will take possession about
January !. II Is now located AT NO 20
Montague street. which it has on lease
which expires next May.
H. w. Rozell & Son have sold No. %
Clermont avenue. a three story house. for
the Jessamine Realty Company to a client
for occupancy also leased the store at No.
SOL Myrtle avenue to John Schafer for
term OF years
Charles +. Rickerson has sold for Louis
Z. Blackwell, ir.. OF South Orange, y. j.,
No. 1n Berkeley Place, a three story dwell
ing house. to William II. Hallihan, who
will occupy the house.
Frank A. Seaver hcs sold for George
Erikson 10 builder the plot 1o)xioO feet.
at the southwest corner Of Fifteenth ave-
nue and 59th street
New-York tribune., 1911-10-25
LEASES.

Mark Ratalsky Il -, 5ave leased a store
in the Hotel Lorraine. a. Fifth avenue and
18th street 90 Chanut & Cie., for term
ot years, also leased the first floor in NO.
So Fifth avenue for the estate of Thomas
II. y Hall to Nine. Eugene Won Chorous
for a tenn Of years.
The charles +. Noyes Company has
leased for the Postal Life Insurance Com
Jary 20 Young Brokers a store I'm No. So
Nassau street for six years at an agSre-
Catc rental OF about $4,000; also, rented
lofts in No g. Fulton street 10 Louis j.
Ffluger. lott in No. 80 Ann street TO j.
il Adamscn offices I'm the Frankel Build
ins to Richard y. King and In No. 95
Liberty street to John II. Brousc.
Tease & Gilman have leased for the
Postal Life Insurance Company for a long
term OF years to the Frank G. Shattuck
COMPANY. of Boston. a store on Nassau
street. Just south of Liberty street After
extensive alterations ii will be opened by
'Schraffts "
Clarence Whitman & Co have leased the
store and basement in the Sommer Build
ing. at the southwest corner Of Fifth ave-
rue ard I'd street for a term Of years.
Nj & l. Hess have leased the eighth loft
az 40 3f East 23d street to "Decorus'; the
ffth loft at Nos 81 and 60 Fast llth street
tc the Enterprise Tourist Case Company:
the ninth loft at Nos 663 and 665 Broadway
g. B G. Bemman & Co. and for Cross &
Brown. agents. the first loft at Nos. 40 and
~ East I'd street 10 the Rudolph Saenger
CCmplny
Spear & Co. have rented the second loft
st 80 1876 20 40 West DIST street to |. Lidz
end the first loft at No. 81 Bleecker street
10 Kram & GO
The Lewis II. May Company has leased
foI Abraham Levy his cottage on Holly
y GOD avenue. Far Rcckaway, 10 r. W.
Emerson. and at Arvorne for }. -. Sum
n,crfeld his cottage At no. l05 CASTOR ave
rue 10 Miss Fannie Eichler.
The Guarantor Realty Corporation has
rented No. 100 West 3ith street to William
J. Eek nDr Term of years.
Daniel II. Renton & Go. have leased for
Florence :. Dressel the three story and
Easement private dwelling house No 81
Hamilton Terrace to client for term OF
:cars
Goodwin & Goodwin rented for Carl
Fischer to Jonas Goldman the four story
private dwelling house No 2O3 LenOx ave
luc. or lot 9lxS0 feet. This is tie last four
story house for rent on this avenue. Good
win & Goodwin having previously rented
Nos. 2)S and 2l4 on the same block
New-York tribune., 1911-10-25
5cale Of 3ertceS.

The property is not cheap, as COM
pared with other less carefully planned
suburban developments. The improve
ments are being made, not on specu-
lative basis, but with view to tic es-
tablishment Of permanent homes, and
the company expects to make rea-
saaable profit by its operations. The
lots, with their share Of parking spaces,
Fairgrounds, ard improvements, are
being sold at prices ranging from
$4,000 upwards, per standard unit OF
20 100 #. Plots Of not less than ~
#. in average width may be purchased
without houses. Houses designed aid
built on smaller lots by the company,
singly and in groups of various sizes,
may be bought from plans or after
completion.
New-York tribune., 1911-10-25
MECHANICS LIENS.

BATH ST $50 East. Consolidated Chan1elcr
to agt 124th street CO. owner and contractor.
Sophie and Herman Kncpper. owners Abe q
Michacls: contractor; $500.
SPRING ST. 10 to 176. VIM o Fredenhurg
agt Alessandro u Paon, owner; J Sayignano.
contractor: StI5.
WISE AVE. :. II5 n n of lI2d st. 50x1Oo.
Hudson Woodworking 60 aet Nelson Black Con
stTuction Co. owner and ,ontractr. $1,000.
GOTH II - and 80 West. Morris Mufson agt
Navarro HeClty 90. owner and contractor;
tl72 II.
ELDRIDGE ST. 80: flher Aronovitz agt Nor
ris Kuoct owner; Holzbcrg & Hatowlrz. con-
tractor. sl66 90.
MARTHA AVE. o cor 24ist ST. ~ TXlit fx
1862 :. \ 6 Horn 60 agt Church OF ~ Barna
has owner: Zibeli & son. contractor. sal 80
JACKSON ST. Front 81. 36N6i
Michael Garavatta Ct al aEt Church Of -
Mary owner. T. Walsh GO. contractor: S32G.
AVE y. cor 9Th -. 22Ni20 Metropolis
Lumber 90 agt Hugo Realty 60. owner: Julius
VI schwartz. contractor. $50 30.
35TfI ST. 40 to ~ West Book & Schmitt agt
GrceOrian Hotel 60 HIcnry J Braker and Elias
l. Bristol owners; John g Du1y Go. con
tractor; S4i5.
LONGWOOD AVE. llc1. Gactsno Nuoyo ast
Louis SAVING, owner snd contractor. $50.
New-York tribune., 1911-10-25
RECORDED LEASES.
with name and address OF lessee.
OCTOBER %

OCTOBER -.
BOWERY, 800 CalD. Duncan Phyfe and ann
70 benjamin Rentzler; 4 yis and = mos from
May I, 1910: $500 address, 500 Bowery.
BOSTON ROAD. 1924 etorc. etc,: Harry
Weaver 10 Sidney Marks: : yrs from oct
1911; sl,2oo address. 944 East 165th ct
FORT SCHUYLER ROAD. n W cor Bradford
ave thoiel. barns. grounds. etoj: Eliza l. FLYNN
~ al ~ Thomas Hart Yrs from June
1911: S720: address. 1899 3d ave.
INTERVALE AVE. 904 (storc ctc,: John !
Tully to Jesse Tamarkin 2 yrs from oct 20
1911 a20; address. 9o4 Intervslc ave.
LENOX AVE go and G22 (alb: AARON Good
man 10 Sarah Landemann; ? yrs from oct l.
1911: 5000: address, 73 Wos: listh st
MOTT ST. 297 end 900 CalD: Elizabeth NJ
Cogan to Michele BriCanta. ~ yrs from Oc, I
1911 $500. address. 21s Lafayette st
SPRING ST. ~ ana ~ alb: CIesetino Dc
Merco 10 Maria Capparceli , yrs from Dec
1911; s. 900: address 1C20 East 10Th ST.
7TH AVE ~ (store. etc,: Henry Ruschmeyer
tn Michael J O'Koefe and apo: : yrs from oct T.
1911 si,cs0, address. 200 West l5Gth st.
7TH AVE 264 (sD: John ! Tallev q al exrs.
to Charles Bickard: yrs from May J. 1911:
50 600 address. 26t 9TH ave.
14TH 81, 423 East Cbasemen, store and part
CELLAR: Matthias YlesiniS 10 Tony Guagliardo: :
yrs from March !, 1911; s421 address. 423
East 14th ST.
10TH ST. 3cS East tground fooD: Abraham
Lafmann 70 Frieda Katz: 10 yrs from Jan l.
1911; s.. .OO0. address. 715 Lexington ave
New-York tribune., 1911-10-25
REALTY NOTES.

Sidney " Hughes. formcrl Of Hughes.
Wetmore & Van Wink'c. and Paul l.. Ham
nond. ~ Hammond x 60. have formed Il
partnership FOR the transaction OF q gem
crai real estate business with Offices .' 10
- PiEe street.
Altxande, : Kempncr has been admitted
into partnership by Louis Kempner and
tho firm viii hereaftcr be known as Loui,
Kcmpntr & Son
suH has been begun IN the supreme Court
Iy the city Real Estate Company 10 fore
close a mortgage Of $4,000 on Nos 692 and
o94 Broadway and No. . 10 l. Lafayette
Place mercantile building. The mort
cage was made IN June a. 1879. by the Siy
Hundred and NretN-Four Broadway Com
rsny Harold Swain Is the attorney Tor the
p'GinUh
The Sage Foundation compa1t H. IN
cut permits for the crecdol on Puritan
avenue al Forest Hills. Long island of
eight three story brick and terra Gotta
dwelling houses az cost Of $3.50
Ihe Harlem Property owners assoc alton
New-York tribune., 1911-10-25

corded yesterday at the Real Estate EX-
change salesrocms. Nos. "A and 16 Vesey
street:
n Joseph p Day
EAST 18TH ST sol. 25xI0o. sty tenmt
house; executors sale. sold to John Doscher
for $1,000
PROM PARK EAST. n cor Rcss
way lots with sty msnfion: executors
sale. sold to George Price for $4,000
TwENTY-sIX LOTS in Bronxdale Manor.
sitga,sd ed in Bronx Park East, Thwaites Place
to ---.- for 81 0oo 10 $1,000.
as ACRES, Port chester. y Y. frontage on
Rye Lake Road Westchester County, y Y.
and King st. Connecticut; peremptory sale .
sold 10 Max Marx for $40 SEQ
EAST 11TH ST. HG, 25x'a block; { sly
plain,in FOR s2o1i4
EAST 11TH ST. AIS. 25x.s block: St,
hrk 'cnmt house and stores. with . sty brk
theatre in rear: sold TO the plaintiff for
S2o1i4
EAST, 18TH ST. lf4 and 14e. 5esx1o3.a:
plaintiff Tor sao1 .64o
Bv Herbert A. sherman
WEST 1s1sT ST, g 10 +, . of Audubon
ave. 50SloO: vacant; sold 20 the plaintiff for
BY Hugh D. smyth
WEST 10TH ST. =. 3}xg9 . and stv base
ment men hrk bldg; sold to the plaintiff for
b. Samuel Marx
WEST l52D ST eli and Gl3. 5Oxan11. :
siF brk tenmt house. adjourned TO Novem-
At The Bronx Exchange 40. 1856 Third
avenue.
-CRoTONA AVE. rSS9. w :. 117.7 n Of
I3et5 ST. 2'sIoSo: = sty dwig; sold to the
New-York tribune., 1911-10-25
Geireral Cbaracter OF
Development.

The property is offered for home
building, not for speculative purchase.
The prices, terms of sale, ar' 'estrlc,
tons, pu. upon lots for the benefit OF
those who use them for home building
purposes, are not likely to encourage
speculative manipulation or any rapid
increase in the value of lots. WHAT
ever increase in value may come will
be due to the normal development
of the property and the surrounding
district
New-York tribune., 1911-10-25
SALES AT KENSINGTON.

The Rickort- Finlay Realty Company sold
in Kensington. Long Island, to Caroline S.
Mahr a plot. l5ox12j feet m the northeast
corner Of Beverly and NothorwCod roads:
10 William NJ. Conel 1o0Xl1o feet on Ar
leigh Road; TO Sebastian and Mdrsaretha
Dorfmuller @0yi00 feet. southwest corner Of
Beverly and Netherwood roads. to James
II. Watson. ir.. lo0x1cl feet on Beverly
Road, 70 Louise NJ Thomas la1XlOs feet on
North Drive. and 10 IIal Nelson orr 210X
l24 feet on Beye-lr Soad
New-York tribune., 1911-10-25

signs and materials, and by the onis-
sion of merely ornamental features
usually thought necessary for H.4ver-
tising and selling speculative he's.
Snlall apartmal'; I'D Jlln,
The company do'- -. plan to bui.d
houses primarily Is rental purposes.
But to meet the demand OF those Wto
are not prepared to buy or build houses
it has erected buildings adjoining the
railroad station, and directly connected
herewith, containing suites, single
rooms, studios, and apartments for
rental. The buildings will be run in
connection with a public restaurant IS
an apartment hotel. The prices OF
single rooms and board are from Sll.O0
to $500 per week. in tn: same group
of buildings are also limited num-
Der Of housekeeping apartments and
studios, and stores, renting from $1,000
to $4,000 per month.
New-York tribune., 1911-10-25
THE PRIVATE SALES MARKET.

104TH STREET-Ellen T. Macheli has sold
the two FIVE story nathouses Nos. 200 and 2l3
West i04th street to Charles We'll. The houses
are located between Broadway and Amsterdam
avenue Each occupies a lot 25XlC0.i1 feet
30TH STREET-The Germond estate is re
ported 10 have sold No. i5l 10 Ij5 West 30th
street. two story building. on plot 75Xis9 feet.
10 a builder. who will erect twelve story loft
building on the site.
&TH STREET-Frank Riva has sold the four
story tenement house No. 437 East s5th street. on
lot 2iXlo22 feet. 10 Z. Dury.
JEROME AVENUE Shaw & co. have ex
changed for Margaret j. Ellis No. 1857 jerome
avenue, three story brick store and dwelling
house. l1Xs0XlO0 feet. Mrs. Bills took in eX-
change plot ~ lots al Wakefield Shaw e. co.
report that they resold for John Farrell the Je-
rome ovCnue parcel 70 investor.
New-York tribune., 1911-10-25
NEW BUILDING PLANS.
MANfiATT
~

upoADWAY. T. " cor IsIst -. tor fenc.
buueti1 % n high iOO ~ wide. W casey
oes5 Rroadva, owner. - Gute TO- o31 Broad
wa. architect. cost. Sb5o
EERNU,NEA AVE. = cor Academy ~. foi
.tr.o s,V trrmts 1nOX9O. r - Galardl a 60 ~
Er,et,ou q owner. Moore & ianGslt Gel. listt
81 and "a ave. architects; cost. Slloo"
CONVENT AVE. - betNecn l"o'h anu i''lf ,
~aired Heart. premises. owner. = Rinn, dlt
past 7lsf ST. architect cost SD.5un.
THE BRONN
BROOK AVE ~ eoT IGlst ct. siy brs o.
New-York tribune., 1911-10-25
BUYS MANHATTAN BEACH HOTEL

The Rockawav Point Company and the
Govanus WrEckinc Company have pur-
chased tho Manhattan Beach Hotel struct-
ure. With part OF IL they Will erect bunga-
lows and a boardwalk a EcCEsUay Pcint,
and the rest will be disposed Il Rock
away Point adioins the seaside park re-
Gently purchased by the city. The Rock
away Point Company viii make II one Of
the largest camping and bungalow colonies
IL, he fonrtry-
New-York tribune., 1911-10-25
LIS PENDENS.

AVE A 80. samuel Beror agt Adopn Deutsch
ct al action 10 forcroso mechanics lienl; at
torneys PITT a Bromberger.
PERRY ST l6l to l6j. James II Cruikshank
~ al agt the McSwse1ey Realty 60 - Al fore
closure ~ Mtg. attorneys Bowers & Sands.
9TH ST. 2iO East. Lincoln Trust Go agt
Max Rernov. q nj foreclosure ~ mtg. attor
news. Bowers sands.
IGGTH ST. : ~ {; NJ Park ave. 62N9oN
rreG. Edward \ Ridley aGt Magdalena Walter
et al foreclosure of mtg); attorneys. Bowers &
Sands
9Th AVE, 80 James Everard's Breweres
agt Katherine Mcknight et al foreclosure %
mtgD: attorney g Nathan.
18TH ST. $ ;N36 q 2 Of 7th ave- IL 6N
90 II: Carrie \ Tincli ast Jennie whitehead
81 al foreclosure or mtC); attorney, y Van
Iclm
HATH ST l23 East Charles " Bennett 81 A
agt Harry Freedman ct al foreclosure ~ mtg
attorney Werner.
232D ST al9 East; Henry Gunlsrson agt
Sarah Goodwin - al faction TO forclose mo
chanlcs LEM. attorney, e Barrett.
New-York tribune., 1911-10-25
Transportation.

Forest Hills Gardens is situated on
the newly equipped electric line Of
the. Long Island Railroad, two miles
west of Jamaica, and is reached from
the Pennsylvania Terminal in Man
haitian in from thirteen to fifteen min
utes. At present twenty or more
trains in each direction stop daily
Passengers from Brooklyn change at
Jamaica. There is as yet no service
by trolley.
New-York tribune., 1911-10-25
SATISFIED MECHANICS LIENS.

ST MARKS PLACE. 30 Joseph Fraisner az;
Isaac Oshag ct al. Apr II. 1911 ,cancelledi'
SIG ~.
COMMONWEALTH AVE, 1865. Thos Iliau
yct agt Gottlieb Heller It al; sept I. 1911,
sll ~.
FORSYTH ST, l2G and l2s: Jacob olstciu agt
Cheyra Loci Zeieck Anshei Ella - al; Aus 10.
1911. Sl16 20.
20 AVE. ll29: Jacob Portmfn agt william
Eincr - al: ian H. 1910: f2I2 ~.
AMSTERDAM AVE y - whole front bet
15sth and l7Ith sis: Pasqullc Neniimrs ast
Clueold Realty 60 a al oct -. l9ll. 500.
New-York tribune., 1911-10-25
MOTHER ILL. RUNAWAY RETURNS

Leonard & Love. the tourteen-year-old
boy who was reported missing from his
home at No 1894 clay avenue The Bronx
a week ago. returned home yesterday
morning. lie read I'm Buffalo paper that
his mother was DYING because he ran away
and hurried back Mrs. Love. II was
thought Yesterday. Nill recover.
New-York tribune., 1911-10-25
SHUTS ESTATE SOLD FOR S1D,5OO
Property in Westminster and Connecticut Comprising 245Ace
Tract with Buildings Purchased by an Investor.
BROOKLYN TRANSACTIONS.

will hold a meeting tomorrow evening q
No. li7 East l25th street.
New-York tribune., 1911-10-25

Architects and Artists. .... llfc
Authors, Editors and Re-
pOrterS ............ 90
Doctors and Lawyers. Sc
ENGINEERS ............. 7fe
Teachers and Educators. E. l2f6
Accountants, Advertising
Agents and Printers. 10
Brokers and Manufacturers. 7cc
Merchants and Managers. l5fo
Statesmen and Clerks ..... z2fd
Railroad Officials and In
Other Occupations. go