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Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1911-12-02
4 PLEASANT THANKSGIVING
SPENT on SALEM HEIGHTS

A large company of friends spent
Thanksgiving Day at the beautiful
new home Of Mr.. and Mrs. n. T. He'll
yer, on Salem Heights avenue. The
house was elaborately decorated with
ferns, Oregon grape and chrysanthe-
NUNS. At l o'clock bOuntiful din
ner was served. Covers were laid
for 21, the guests finding their places
at the table by means Of unique hand
painted place cards. During the af-
ternoon. music and games were en-
joyed, and the time passed all too
quickly. All present spent a most
delightful day.
The guests were Dr. and Mrs
James Lisle, DR.. and Mrs. q. H. Todd
Mr.. and Mrs. W. d. Smith, Prof, and
Mrs. Won Eschen, Misses Smith, Elva
Smith, Todd and Florence Todd
Messrs Paul Todd, Wesley Todd, Rex
Parsons, Ray l.. Smith, and Paul
Smith, Master Elton Won Eschen and
Master Ellis Won Eschen.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1911-12-02

day, when Mace Mickenham and Miss
Minnie Gantz we're married.
The young people are both we'll
known residents OF Salem, Mr. Mick
enham being employed by Clearwater
Bros, while the bride was formerly
a waitress at the Cherry City Cafe.
Their courtship runs over period of
several years, during which their
friends were often entertained by
witnessing those little love spats"
which appear so serious to all true
lovers. The couple chose Albany as
place to plight their faith, in an en-
deavor to keep the marriage a secret
from their many friends, but while
murderers may sometimes escape,
young people who have done gone
and got married always look it.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1911-12-02
4 Fonr Cent Fare.

Seattle, Dec 2-Seattle, after fore
ing the Stone and Webster syndicate
to cut trolley fares to four cents, is
prepared to put into operation a
municipal car line. Plans for the line
were approved by the board of pub
lie works yesterday Bonds in $500 =
600 have already been authorized and
work will start Immediately on the
new line.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1911-12-02
Denfness Cannot Be Cured

by local applications, as they cannot
reach the diseased portion of the ear.
There is only one way to cure deaf
ness, and that is by constitutional
remedies. Deafness is caused by an
inflamed condition of the mucus lining
of the eustachian tube When this
tube is inflamed you have a rumbling
sound or imperfect hearing, and when
it is entirely closed, deafness is the
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1911-12-02
Jimmy Is Persistent.

II'TIIN 7 HI170 I17717I171T -'1'11'I
Tacoma, Dec. Jimmy Flun,
buglar. who robbed a score of stores,
and after two years, was captured
only to escape and be recaptured,
made good his second getaway yes
terday. He was later taken again,
and sent TO the reform farm.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1911-12-02

result, and unless the inflammation
can be taken out and this tube re-
stored to its normal condition, hearing
will be destroyed forever; nine cases
out of ten are caused by catarrh,
which is nothing but an inflamed con-
dition of the mucous surfaces.
We will give one hundred dollars
for any case of deafness (caused by
catarrh) that cannot be cured by
Halls Catarrh Cure. Send for circu-
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1911-12-02

You will find that druggists every
where speak well of Chamberlain S
Cough Remedy. They know from long
experience in the sale of it that in
cases Of coughs and colds it can al
ways be depended upon, and that it is
pleasant and safe to take. For sale
by all dealers.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1911-12-02

The report of the Oregon Short
Line, for which the railroad commits
sion has been waiting for several
months, arrived this morning and is
a story of great prosperity for that
road, when advanced reports would
have the people believe that the rail-
roads were on the verge Of bankrup-
cy. The report shows that the COM
pany has a capital stock of 100000
600 and paid a dividend of S6S, $780,
900, or 68.6S percent on the invest
ment According to the report, the
operating expenses are only 1925
per cent of the operating revenues.
After paying all expenses and divi-
dends, the company still has on hand
a surplus of $37, 7,OO7 ,SSS27, the sur
plus last year being $685. ,00433.
Had only the same surplus as last
year been maintained the company
could have declared a dividend of
more than s72,71OOOO, or nearly 73
cents on every dollar of capital
stock.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1911-12-02
Feared the Hospital.
UNITED PRESS LEASED WIRE. l

Seattle, Dec. 2-Suffering with
heart trouble for years and dreading
to go the hospital, Joseph SeubOff,
aged 6S, ended his life by shooting
yesterday. For years he nurtured a
fear of hospitals because of stories
of neglect he had heard.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1911-12-02

master The principal speakers are:
Burr Mcintosh, of New York, on the
Army and Navy; G. X. Vending on
The Development. OF Oregon and
Col. E. Hofer on Made in Oregon
Products"
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1911-12-02
JOURNAL EDITOR
HELPS OPEN HOTEL
IuN1rEp pREss LEASED wIRE.

klamath Falls, Or, Dec. 2-White
Pelican hotel was opened to the pub
lie today. Guests from all over the
state we're present. There will be an
elaborate banquet this evening at
which Judge Benson will act as toast
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1911-12-02

When you have bilious attack give
Chamberlain's Tablets trial They
are excellent. For sale by all dealers
Journal Want Ads Bring Results
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1911-12-02

Married at Albany.
A beautiful romance came to a
happy ending in Albany last Wednes-
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1911-12-02
THE OREGON
SHORT LINE
PROSPEROUS

REPORT FILED WITH COMMIS-
SIONERS SHOW THAT 1T HAS
PAID NEARLY 20 PER CENT DIV.
IDEND on ITS STOCK THIS
YEAR.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1911-12-02
F. j. CHENEY & co

lars, Tee. +. ]. CHENEY Il COZ
Toledo, Ohio.
Sold by druggists, 75c.
Take Halls Family Pills for consH-
patton.
New-York tribune., 1911-11-16
IRON AND STEEL CONDITIONS.
The Iron Age" says:


Summed up, the latest DEVELOPMENTS In
finished steel products are these: A larger
business in some OF the heavier lines, a
continuance of the better buying by the
railroads, lower prices where there has
oeen any change, and more offers from con-
sumers TO place long time contracts al
present levels This last is the most sig
n.hcant feature OF the situation
There are also offers to take and pay for,
as soon as the mills can ship, rolled steel
would-be buyers for months. While some
mills are resisting the efforts TO carry
present prices far into next year. there is
evidently sn increase In forward selling.
amount Of backlog accumulated under this
movement
Attention is still focused on the rail-
roads. Car buying last week made q
larger weeks total than In months, and
other good sized orders are yet 10 be given
out In the Pittsburgh district the plate
and structural business resulting from car
orders placed with local builders amounts
to 5000 tons. and Chicago district mills
have booked 10000 tons OF plates and shapes
for Western car shops There Is larger
buying of steel bars and July !, 1912, is, as
rule, the limit of contracts. Foundry
rig iron buying has increased somewhat IN
nearly all districts. In basic Iron several
large lots havc been closed. At st. Louis
over 1900 tons was taken by Chicago
district and Central Western furnaces. 4
Northern Ohio steel plant bought 10000
tons at a new low price for this year, re-
ported at sl2 So at Valley Furnace.
The Iron Trade Review" says
The stimulating effects Of continued
heavy buying by the railroads are being
felt by many mills especially those In the
Pittsburgh district, where recent car OIoer :
are responsible for more than 5000 tons OF
l Ilates and r,uch more material being or
dered In spite of the encouraging signs
II is not well to speak with too much en-
thusiasm OF the Improvement which has
taken place. In the East there Is no change
for the better, and in some cases mill % &C
tivities are not as great as few weeks
ago. Prices OF finished material generaiy
continue low
New-York tribune., 1911-11-16
ASSIGNMENTS OF MORTGAGES.

state Trust Co 70 Hetty Green. in trust
for sylvia II Green; $4,000
Eilwood Harlow 10 Titls Guarantee and Trust
law ers Mortgage Co TO House Of Mercy;
$40 900 q.
Rockland Realty Co 10 Lawyers Mortgage Cot
sigmund Gutfreund TO Elsa Menks; 500.
Henry Grflen ana ano exrs. 70 Henry y
Grifen and ano. trustees. an Interest OF slo.oo
JOS s Marcus 10 Guaranty Trust co q asstsl
Lillian z Corning 10 Felix Quintana: SI.OoO
George II Jauss TO Arden Realty and Mortgage
Co: $500. -
lawyers Mortxags Co to Mutual Life Insur-
ance Co: S36 900.
Van Noraen Trust Co to W Havsmyer
trustee: ST.
q savings Bank TO Isaac Peruheim se al.
exrs S23, 600.
Bertha scheibel. indiv and extrz. to Flora
Grosner. $1,000
WIN oesting CO to Louis Riggs ct a.;
$4,000.
Lillian Morris 10 Chas Peters: 81.
Title Insurance. Co to Fannie Berliner; 5000
TITLE Wacht 70 Isdor Blumenkrohn' slOO
VIM A Habe. exr, 10 Sophia Haoe; 81.
John Irwin TO Sarah j Anderson; SoOOo
Sophia Richmond 70 Gussie Mongenstern. 500
Arvilla r Appleton and ano 10 Edna 2 Fuller;
s2i 500
Empire Mortgage CO to Eilz Phillips: $1,000
Union Exchange National Bank Of New York
% Rachel Weinsteln. admr. 81.
Moses Goodman 70 J Roosevelt Roosevelt; ~.
Samuel Rosenstock 70 sadie Kornbluth; 81.
Irving Savings Institution TO Charles Reed
$50 coo
Robert Graves ct al. trustees. to Bond and
Mortgage Guarantee Co; ss5 00O
Samuel Llpman 20 Leon Tuchmann: 500.
LAWYERS Mortgage Co 70 Geraldine Acee
gdn S2T, 900.
New-York tribune., 1911-11-16
RECORDED LEASES.
with name and address Of lessee.)
NOVFNBER is


COLUMBUS AVE I4o (south store and base
menD: Morris Weinstein 70 Aaron ChlniZ, 10
yrs and 5 mos from Dec i, 1910; s4loO; address
146 Columbus ave-
GREENWICH ST, $50 talD; Alice G Derby
ct al, exrs, to David Laherty. yrs from Jan l..
1912. 5000: address IS East 42d St
LEXINGTON AVE. 1910 tsouth store floor and
part CELLAR; Elizabeth Hegenrich st al 10 Jonn
Sattner, yrs and mos from Nov l. 1911
$3.50; address, 1910 Lexington ave.
LENOX AVE, 800 seven rooms, up one fighD
Mckinley Construction Co 10 William Emeln
and ano; yrs from Oct 10. 1910; 5000; address,
606 Lenox ave.
LDNOX AVE, 400 (south store and bassment)
Grazlano Camplone 70 Israel Godgrabeu; 8 yrs
and mos from Oct /. 1911: $500 address, 6O4
LenoK ave.
PARK PLACE. Il to IS fourth lofo; Kalns
Restaurant "a corporation) to Charles A How
ard. / yr and 8 mos from July /. 1911, "a O00i
Island.
PARK. ROW. loI calD: Ey.rsl.y child to 3
Koplid Coz q yrs and mos from Jan l.
1911: $1,000: address. 81 East i23d 81.
4TH AVE, " cor 2eth ST. 9sxl00 (alD: ogden
Mills 70 Hess Building Co; q yrs from May l.
1912; $4,000; address. on premises
Sd AVE. 22oS. Il cor i2oth st. 22x74 AN;
Adele Klmons TO Hefman Rople yrs from
May l. 1915: s3 600; address 201 East l2Oth st.
9Th AVE. 400 (store. stc), Ernest Rober 70
Joseph LEBLANC. is yrs from May l. 1910;
81 go; address. 4se 9Th ave.
sTH AVE. s34 (store. etc; Charles J Appel
10 Alexander Knopp and Dennis Hartz: yrs
and mos from Dec 1. 1911; s1.2o0i address.
1928 Southern Boulevard.
OATH ST 80 West a sty BLDG; Theresa 5tein-
mann 10 Lena Levy yrs from Oct l. lolli
81 800: address. &c West e2d st.
l0lsT ST. 1T Bast (alD: Llbois shulnnan
e. a., exrs, 70 Joseph Kurtz. yrs and mos
from April l. 1911: $1,000; address. III East
l0ist 81.
l12TE ST, a44 and $40 East (stors, etc); Gu
seppe Gusso et a. 20 Thomas Abbreuzzyi yrs
from Sept 1. 1911; $50: address. 4l9 East
1l5th 81.
New-York tribune., 1911-11-16

Patrick Mccarthy 10 Bank for Savings;
$3soOO; address. $50 4th ave.
9TH ST, Bi2 East. 20x93: Nov IL instails;
per cent; Richmond Nachson Realty CO 70
Sophia Richmond. $1,000: address. 81 LIST ave-
18th ST, 241 East 20xlo1; Nov IS; yrs;
Henrietta Ingber to Mary Crowel; s14. 900;
address. Atlantic Highlands j.
1i7TH ST, s. 9s Il OF Pleasant ave, COX
100 (prior mtg S25.OO0); June 3; yrs. per
cent? Francisco La Falee 70 sslis Eosenoaum
and ano; $1,000; address, 4s West s5th St
THE BRONX
BRYANT AVE. cor Freeman ct. 45xioo;
Nov "a. demand. per cent; Clover Construc-
ton Co TO Rockand Realty Co: $4,000 ad-
dress 500 Wills ave-
CAMBRELLENG AVE. o5 II Of
1ssth II. 25x100: Nov IA: due per bond /:
De Candido Construction Co 10 Margaret 5
Brewer S1350O. address, 400 Riverside DTlVs-
CLINTON AVE cor 1soth st. 1871; T,li
V Eldredge $4,000: address 3es Clinton ave-.
Brooklyn
LOR1LLARD PLACE. e. 271 IT Of Sd
ave. 60xloo Nov 10; l yr' per cent; rie.Se aS
Construction Co TO Anna Reiss; S,sIo' eu-
dress. l.509 Bryant ave.
LOT %. map 297 lots. HUNTS Point estate;
Nov 15 yrs Howard Parkes 10 UtilIy
Realty CO. $1,000 address. 165 Broadway.
LOTS 7s and so. map 81 lots. at fremont;
Eta L Martz; $4,000; address. 7o5 West
lot 3. parcel II. map subdivision estate
William ogden: Nov -. demand, per cent
Bernhard Weake % Clausen FianagIh
Brewing Co: $3.50. address, AL West 25th st.
LOTS g and Al, map lots Stems estate;
lots q and CO. map i20 lots Daily estate: lots
% ard rs map St Raymond Park; oct l5' :
yrs. per cent. Felix De Canlo TO FRANK
Gass. 81 900. address, 2215 Westchester ave.
vYsE AVE. 1880 25xi00 (prior mtg s.. 500;
Nov 10. 3 yrs. Xavier Schonn 10 Blanche
Rosenthal. 81. 900; address. 46 West 96th St
WILKINS PLACE. e cor Jennings ST. oox
osz ir-eg: Nov 10: installs. per cent; Joseph
Richter 10 John Scnafer; $4,000 address,
"a East Houston ST.
WASHINGTON AVE. VS.. OF i6sth 81, 24x
160; yrs: Nov II; Elias Pitzei 70 Mary A
Roach: S.. 600: address, Corona, Long Island
WILLIS AVE. cor 147th 81, 50xi0O;
Nov "A; due rs per bond; EiZabeth 20
hertv to Title Guarantee and Trust Co;
$50 600; address 178 Broadway.
sd AVE " s. 452 II OF 1e9th ST. 7sx
irreg: Nov /; 5 yrs; II O Construction co 10
Edgar s Appelby and ano; $4,000; address
Glen Cove. Long Island.
205TH ST. sw s. 80 II OF Perry ave.
runs e 80 to Perry ave W 202x n "
look e f50x s e 50x 2 10 10 beg; Nov IA; 8
yrs, s per cent: John a Plelnes 20 Mary Deaken
$40 coo; address. 67 Fiske ave- Winfield. Long
Island.
2Jx1o5T Nov X: 9 yrs So per cent; Emma
CLARK 20 Charles p Brtnck; $4,000; address
AIS West l45th St
2SaTH ST. : 100 q Of Kepler ave, 4ox
100. Nov II. instals, G per cent: George L
Christian 10 fremont Building ano Loan Asso-
citation. $4,000; address 1881 washington
ave.
New-York tribune., 1911-11-16
NEW BUILDING PLANS.
MANHATTAN.


18Th ST. r s. 204 Il OF 1st ave. FOR atty
laundry. AS llxo3. Cartsbrooke Realty Co. i15
Broadway. owner L Sweezy. ls5 Madison
ave, architect 500 500
59TH ST. 4l8 and AIS East: for 8 sty iott
bldg 81 6x90: p A Broe. 237 East $50 81, owner;
G N McCabe, 90 9Th ave, architect: $4,000.
THE BRONX
DECATUR AVE. cor OF oliver p; sty
brk pump house. 50x1oo. Thomas A Ddison- Inc,
on premises. owners. 2 Bowse Co, Inc, 80
Church st. architects: cost $3.50.
SIMPSON ST. s. 3l2.6s Il n Of 1880 ST; 3
8 sty brk tennis sizes irreg. Podgur Realty
Company. Robert Podgur. 500 Southern Boule-
Ward. president. owners. Kreymborg Architect
ural Co. 1880 wilkins ave, architect cost, Slo5s-
0O0
NBEDHAM AVE q 5, 126 II OF Fish ave; 2
sty frame dwg 21X50; Carlo Dl Luca, 14l5 Need
ham ave- owner. George Crosier, 223d 81 and
White Plains ave, architect cost S6500
gPUYTEN DUYVIL PARKWAY. n cor OF
227th st: ? sty frame dwg, 25x626 Isabel 9
and Elizabeth J Cox, Spuyten Duyvl owners :;
2 K Rossiter IS West Ssth 81. architect; COST
$1,000.
VILLA AVE. Il cor Of 2o4th st; sty frame
church, 25x45. Anna Florence Ramsdeil 3ls East
S6th 81. owner, Frank Hamilton, 295I cambridge
ave. lessee; Ducker 6 co, 277 Broadway, archi-
I cost 81 500.
New-York tribune., 1911-11-16

Contracts are about to be signed in a
trade involving q large loft building and en-
apartment house. valued at a total Of $685.
600. The business building Is the twelve
story and loft structure at Nos. 1853 to 157
West 23d street occupying q plot SoxsSs
feet, between Sixth and Seventh avenues
This building was sold under foreclosure
last week and was struck down on bid
OF $3.50, 900 TO Henry !. Goodrich. represent
ing the Brown Realty Company. Thie COM
pany has now sold the property at a re-
ported valuation OF about $4,000 TO the
County Holding Company, which gives IN
part payment the Victoria apartment house
at the southeast corner OF Lenox avenue
and 18Th street The Victoria is seven
story structure on plot 9s.10x100 feet II
Is said to figure in the present transaction
al a valuation OF about 100000.
The Tucker estate has sold the triangular
block bounded by West Farms road. Hoe
avenue and 18TH street, containing about
seven lots. and having frontages of 272, 22s
and 14s feet. respectively. The buyers are
firm Of operators who are reported to
have resold the property to builders for i'm
mediate improvement
A new eighteen-story loft and Office build
ing is planned for the property heretofore
occupied by The Mauser Manufacturing
Company at No 2sS Fifth avenue, at the
southwest corner Of s1st street This plot
contains 400 square feet having thirty feet
Of frontage in Fifth avenue and one hundred
feet on 31st street, with an 'L" adjoining
the Hotel wolcott The operation is said
TO be financed by large furniture manu-
featuring company, who will occupy the
store and several floors for their business.
At the Office Of Ernestus Gulick Company,
which has charge of the property It was
said that the negotiations are not yet COM
pleted. Davis, McGrath & Kiesslins are the
New-York tribune., 1911-11-16
BY order OF executors.

BY order OF executors
All right title and interest in three proLiss9ry
notes each made by P. B. Hicks 70 the oraet
OF Bronson Murray follows; Sloo. cue ~ 10
verber s 1905 SlOo. due November g. 1909;
Sill 25, due November D. 1910. ..'''''''''''S'
BY order OF administratrix
o Ono District Of Columbia 3-65-lO0 per cent
Non6s Sue 1924: coupons February and Az
gust; accrued interest 70 b charged ..too 70
S6 600 Erie Railroad Company per cent prloI
iier gold bonds due 1895: coupons January ana
Julv- accrued interest 70 be charged 90 q
IS 600 Missouri Kansas Texas kel"sy Ioa6.
panv first mortgage per cent bonds, due 1871
coupons June aud December; accrued lnteTsst ndsst
E. Co e Tobssb Raiirosd Company first mortgage
3 per cent bonds, due 1888; coupons May ana ana
November. accrued interest to be charged. 100 .
81 900 New York Central Hudson River Ks1- ,onI-
road Company 81 per cent bones, que leSi :
coupons January and July; accrued intsreSJ e 70 70
So 900 Canada southern Railway Company Cnew new
ssue) Arst mortgage per cent oonos, que
1913: coupons January and July; accrued IN ~
terest TO be charged ..........,. lO2 2
80 OOO Northern Pacific Railway Company per
cent prior lien railway and land grant gold
bonds due 1897. coupons January. April. July
and October. accrued interest 70 be charged. Jul
So 600 Chicago, Milwaukee & st. Paul Railway
Company per cent terminal mortgage bonds,
due 1914: coupons January ana July; accrued
,cn shsSss e S,t,zens' Central National Bank i55
2S6 shares Long Island Railroad Comrany 40
los shares Western Union Telegraph Company.
30 shares Royal Baking Powder Company pre-
40 sbsres Market and Fulton National Bank. Isl
10 shares Hutchins Securities Company preferred;
Jersey City, y. J................s.... ..Io4
For account Of whom II may concern.
IS shares New York Mutual Gaslight Company,
1924
e shares York Rolling Process Company le5
10 shares Mayfair Realty Company; per share,
60 cents
lio shares Mayfair Realty Company; per share,
so cents
iOo shares American Coal Company OF Anegany
County .sssss.sssss 30 ssssoO
S4Oo Vanderbilt Realty Improvement Company 8
per cent 30-year profit sharing gold bonds. due
$500 Nome Mining Trust first mortgage per
cent gold bond due 1920: lot SIS
1 500 shares Double Value Vending Company
common; lot ........ ....... .... SO
. COO shares Barnes King Development Company
aOTO shares Copper Securities, $500 shares
Copper Securities. .4sO shares Sinnemahoning
Iron and Coal Company preferred. gill shares
Sinnena honing Iron and Coal Company com
mon. 900 shares Guerrero Mines Company.
500. 900 Peoples Gas Light and Coke Company
OF Buffalo per cent bonds due January 1923
lot ........--....... $3.50
200 shares Western Multiphone Company; lot $50
New-York tribune., 1911-11-16
THE WEATHER REPORT.

sreat Lakes Tuesday night has passed 20 the
cSas5ian Martins Provinces. and during the
esf tWenty-four hours was attended By snow
Ofcial Record and FOrecast.--W ashington'
Sov. l5.-The disturbance that was over the
= ne region Of the Great Lakes and the upper
ohio Valley. rain eno snow IN the north Atlantic
Hates end rain In the south Atlantic states.
Another disturbance. which Is over the Rocky
Mountain region. has caused rains IN the Pacific
Yates. except Southern California. and rain and
now over the north plateau and north Rocky
Mountains regions Elsewhere throughout the
Wlntry tho weather remained fair.
ne temperature has risen throughout the
Nastern snd Southern states and Is now con-
'osrs5iy eboye the normal IN the latter district
.e.der weather prevails over the upper lake
~ p and the upper Mississippi Valley.
ne indications are thar the weather Will be
ieraily fair THURSDAY and Friday throughout
W Eastern and Southern states, tse over axe
s'on the Ohio and middle Mississippi Falleys,
~ " n.icqie ploins states ana the south ROCKY
,l-HtalA and southern plateau regions oyer
e upper axe region the extreme upper Mls
ss-lp Valley and the Northwestern states the
''AtnsT vii be unsettled, with probable local
New-York tribune., 1911-11-16
THE BRONX
IN The AUCTION MARKET.

,,astordav al the Real Estate Exchange
saiesroou. Nos II and 16 Vese street:
Spring, ST. 27. cor Mott st, 23.exf4 5x
- Sx109; 8 sty tsnmt: sold 70 the Dlaintin for
SC5. 90; also
WATER ST. Al. 3. f28s Il Of Market 81,
o5x5a II. Q sty loft bldg with 1 stv extension
coll m jeremiah McSveeney for 5000; also
AUDUBON AVE. 26. W s. 90 q L Of l6Gh st,
37xT8: 3 sty tenmt. sold 70 the plaintin FOR
SO 600, also
12OTH ST. 621 East. 5. 226.5 Il OF Pleas
AM ave. 653xIOO11: 3 sty house; sold 20 the
plnlntiff for 50 900.
AT THE BRONX EXCHANGE.
COLLEGE AVE. 374. s. rs Il r Of 1924 81,
25x1OO: sty dwg; sold 20 Francis & Kelly for
S4G75. also
CREsToN AVE. 2si1. W e. I55.s It n OF 1880
New-York tribune., 1911-11-16
REALTY NOTES,

Maurice Runkle is the buyer OF the dwell
ing house No. 3os West 1osth street, sold
recently by Matilda w. Brewer.
T. Irving Walsh and 7. Ward Wasson
have been elected members Of the Real
Estate Board OF Brokers.
The Levin g. Levin Contracting Company
has been awarded the contract for erecting
the stores and lott building at No. 8 West
9th street for the Midwife Realty Com