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The Monte Vista journal., 1912-05-18

The demand for pansy and aster plants
was so great that a special shipment will
he received Saturday morning at the
Undertaking Parlors.
The Monte Vista journal., 1912-05-18

Miss Elizabeth Hacker went to
Colorado Springs Thursday where
she will visit her brother.
The Monte Vista journal., 1912-05-18

A. Lincoln Kirk gave an enter
a'nment at the Methodist church
thursday evening, which was we'll
''elVed by a large audience.
'ne Alabama Minstrels gave an
n'e'esting and amusing perform
e under canvas in Monte Vista
'u'uay evening. Their show
10 well patronized and the music
numbers were exceptionally good
- H. Peartree has purchased
BUSINESS of the Burd second
.uu store on Adams street.
The sun., 1912-07-28

Johnston ct al; UuIon 4 n, attys: j II Rogan
rel: due. SlO .ss. taxes. &c. A,3i20
lWIH ST, POI w, n $. SOL Sth av. iaSW H. sty
uwlg 'has IAnier ct al trs, agt u Dodge 81 al
iarsuns. NJ attys: Franklin Brooks. ref. due
81? 75s.yJ; taxes. &c. 500
VT 32S THIRD AVENUE
W. j. u. Mayors.
l'h 81 Nv. PSI =, 81, l3sth 81. 26OS325 Ia
Last River S2flS3Gt. |, f? and 8 sly bdgs: MutIa
l.fc ms 70 agt u Fisher ct nj: J. |. Alien. atty
y ' hartstcin. ief: due. 32Gi.gla.jG; ta1cs. &C
SD3i2 ~.
By Joseph y Day.
BNRNES Nv. g :, 40 2itth ST. 2G.5< .iS2j1ilc.l
state SNgs Bank agt ItachcIa l'raccO ct al n
crimes. atty. T. l. Paris. ref, due. Sll.70Nsi
taxes &c. S3y2. .ss.
by Samuel Marx.
hEPiER Nv. A3l2, q :. 10 u G7th 81. 2ixiOO, ? Sly
dwlg; u Putney ct al adfnrs. agt Fanny shaw
~ al: j u DnrOss atty; " Goldsmith. ref; due
So.iHl1 taSrs, &c. S2Sp7 IL
The sun., 1912-07-28
AUCTION SALES THIS WEEK.
\OImWtHrS and Forced Offerings In
Manhattan and The 0ronl

MONDAY. JULY 20
AT II NrSEN STREET
ny Joseph p. bay.
iiorH ST. i7o T., :. I.5 " Sd Av, :5xioOii & siy
tnnt and stores Emma Pswel agtC u HeagAn.
~ al; Jacob rawcl. ATTY: $ ID Levy. ref, due.
S5,0~3t, taxes. si;i 10
TUESDAY. July 30
tAr II NESEY S'rREETl
BY Joseph p. Day.
sly store: Henry Mcc"urhran svt Alex Nc ".
GSnTsfa T.f as al a. Sh,sm s Robin
39IH ST, 32s l.. :, 5. 40 sd av 25xss o. sly
,nm, ,,,u and stores ~ neRaeM ct al sdmrH u
rel due si5sO;ss taxes &c. sis7iSi. '"e'
tAT a20s THIRD AvENCEl
By Joseph p. Day.
l72D ST, W $. 100 Boston rd. 5OAiOO. vacant, n
poe agi a |. Newcombc et al. i.ese & c. A,iys.
Il Ssson. ref. due. 81 $50 OF; taxes. dc $3.50 50
by u. p, ingrahsm 4 Co.
HONE ST. Bryant av and West Farms I'd. trian
VS. Surety Land Co et al; + l Haber. ATTY: F "
polacs. rcf; due, ss'ss3s?' taxes. &c, sss5. sub
WEDNESDAY. Jt'LY 81
LAT s2Os THIRD AVENUEl
BY Joseph p. bay.
FRANZ KIN Az. 1900; es. 3s,i jefferson pI. 81 AZ
l"o sly !nmt: Barry agt re Uhlle ct al;
s., sos.os; taxes. &c., S292 so sub to frst mtg
BY Charles 4. Berrian.
I .,
vacant: !. ) tppleby et al; agt Moser Arndstcin
ct al 525.6'iJ 81 taxes DC. + Mctvoy. ref:
due. cannon e. attys;s75i.Ss.
TIT HSDAI. AUGUST l.
lAT II NESEY STREET
by j. H. Mayors.
MADISON w, 1888. e'c i2Oth, l79xs3, sty
inm' shd store and sts store Edw Regenhard
W und ref, due, slsiG7a, taxes. &c, s7ss 81
FRIDAY. AUGUST .
lNr II NESEY STREET,
by Joseph T., Day.
ll3lli ST, - H. =. $50 Park av. .5xIUDll 4
sly tn'Si and stores, lawyers Mtg Co agt Harry
itayrI et az Gary 4, ATTY = n Gregory. ref,
due. S20,i7l la taxes dC. SSy4 A.
18TH 81, so J., =, lii Pleasant av. oOxiOO TO-
sly thmt: acuon !; Lawyers Mtg 90 agt n a
S"udi 1T hlF airy &C. attys. T. II Gregory. ref,
due. 81 .Oaa *, taArs. Sc, s62sG9
lIGlt 81. al l.. :, lfI " Pleasant av aOx IOO TO-
,ty tninC act I; same art same; same atty y.
same rcf, due. sls,fS ~. taxes. DC. 81. .O5t OF,
18TH ST, N9 W, :, ?il " Mania ttan av, l8x
lT.ll, >tN dwlg G'rmanla Life lns 60 avt q ii
The sun., 1912-07-28
TRYING TO MULCT THE CITY.
Some Court UOuae site Owners Are
seeking Unfair Priccs

Hearings of the condemnation com
mission handling III" proposed court
house site have gone over to September
when II is hoped that within few
weeks all the experts representing both
tho city and property owners can he
heard and the matter closed up. While
the commission IL not in session. some
~ the owners of land in the area to
he acquired are redoubling their efforts
IN make the city pay them we'll for
'heir properties. ono operator in par
ticular. in his efforts to get reputable
real estate brokers to go on the stand
Tor him and testify to certain value
which he says his property has al
-esdy. has given month to hard
w,rk
This individual purchased a lot some
lin" ago when II seemed that the city
would require the property for the
hridg" terminal improvement. 1t was
not needed then, but ii does lie in the
court house site. What he paid for it
Is pretty generally known. Now he
seeks price several times greater than
he paid for the land. though there Is
no reason why II should be worth more
now than II was when he bought It,
In his efforts to get brokers to testify
10 the value he places on it he has Of
Tered sums far in excess of the usual
fee for expert testimony. Several bro-
kers who already have been approach cd
refuse to listen TO him. one pointed out
that tho sum he asks is about double
the average Of value given the property
by the experts from the Rea Estate
BOARD OF Brokers, who appraised the
whole plot for the city.
There Is no doubt in my mind" .said
"ne OF the men approached in the mat
ter. that he will be able to get the
KIND OF testimony lie wants But bro
k"rs WIN have populations that can he
damaged had better not mix with him.
tor this Is one instance where II is 60
ing to hc difficult To assist in IA steal
understand that there are a number
o' owners who are playing the same
game and are trying the old method
1t Offering high pay to brokers who will
testify for them To fictitious values.
There Is not much chance for their
success. however, for the appraisers of
the land will have to combat higher
figures than their own In order to pro-
tect themselves"
The sun., 1912-07-28
INCREASING DEMAND
FOR VENEEREO WOODS
cheap cuts Coming Into the
Market Put to II Great
Many | SOS.
RED GUN VERY POPULAR
NJ Million Feet of Wood Made
Into NcmccrS in This COun-
try in 1910.

n" use OF veneers in the tinted
states is increasing rapidly. according
'p bulIctin issued 10y the census hu-
eau. There were i,,.',a.Uov feet, Ius
sale. Of wood made into vcneers in
aio. an increase Of about 10 per cent.
,,cr the consumption ~ the previous
year
Formerly veneer making was con-
fned to a few hardwoods selected for
h"auty of grain and used as an exterior
finish for high grade cabinet work and
''irniture. With the Improvement Of
machinery. however. and methods of
drying. there has developed large de-
mand for veneers cut from cheap
woods
These are used for drawer bottoms.
glass backing. filling in three ply lum-
h"r. packing boxes. fruit baskets. Nc-
neer barrels. &c. on account OF the
constantly increasing price of hard
wood lumber used for making cabinets.
furniture fixtures. &c. built-up lumber
which is usually made Of threc-plv
veneer Is being extensively substituted.
The principal methods Of manufac-
turr arc rotary cutting. sllcng and
saving The first named is the method
most extensively used. although tho
highest grade veneers are made Ivy
saving
Red gum was much more widely used
tor veneer In 1910 than any other wood.
and In that and three previous wears Il,
constituted approximately 80 per cent.
~ all the wood used. II cuts VOL. e.-
peciaiIy in the rotary process. and wit h
improved dryers Is easily kiln dried.
For the manufacture of built-up lum-
h"r rcd gum IL especially adaptable
because II takes glue readily and he-
cause ii can he used AS either face
wood or filler.
Next to red gum yellow pine Is tho
most important wood in respect To the
quantity used in the manufacture ~
veneer. During each Of the past two
wears. maple. yellow poplar. white oal,
and birch have shown increases in con-
sumption. while each Of these woods
show q decrease in 1908. Tho adapta- =
hility Of Douglas fir for making vcneer,
II Incoming more widely recognized. as
's Indicated by the fact that the guam
'ity reported I'm 1910 exceeds the com L.
hined quantities for the three previous
wears.
In 1910 Michigan. Indiana. Illinois.
Arkansas. Missouri and Wisconsin each
report consumption Of vencered ma
log scale. Taken together. these six
States used 42h per cent. Of the total
quantity consumed In that year.
The sun., 1912-07-28
aEAI. ESTATE rOR sALE-w..,ch-...rC.
YONkERS CARvL. y. !.
FnClnR Van (Orflaudt PARK,

safe A:Ms;EE rsoffnFh4EGs- s. is s"sS .r,hy!
M.ssr Paris France, July 20, prior. mcs
tBoroueh Of The Rronx)
Lot ss3. man is., los yaran ss'ate,-lda A.
nen5 july -, a,iys' Ei'cr- 4 4 +;
Ml'RDoCK Av, " :. 100 n Jefferson sv, :5>
ioo-ite.-ie Aelnsky TO Railroad Io9pera-
install, sp e; st,y. Il crandalI ~. ~,
cT"1 Ms!. . ~ e. 'as st.rhSrs 1s'eeofiirS 8
:, ;iuly 20, 3 yrs, . p G. "''y' II Hyd", 90
IIEBiG AZ. W ;. 700 sso,h 81. 5Oxioo--
,;ius.ppina Zamhet' to Lena o Crawford,
:'S l. 2.d 81, nkiyn July 2S. 3 W. 81:
Neatly 60, to Anna l. Thiee, 5.5 " iW,h
ST. iuIy 20, due as per bond Aiy. Y
LOTS ,.:-,a map ~ iC,s raal estslS SOY
sOs " llsth st. July %. 3 yrs, . ATTY.
|. r 4 7 60, lsO Bway,,,... 800
HrHNspE sSsss AY s ss' to f4a.nsSi A"ns"y Inv
90, Purchase, y y, July -, due Apr !:
1918. i p {, atty $ W Collins, sa Wall lnd
JEkoME AZ, . :. at ; bedford Park
hop,cyara' ,a,Xlo7wcirS clark e. e, a.
Ers. {, ATTY l. I 90, ." d."
LdRING III. IS. ass isis, st. 7s4xis7ii
.Aiir. a smith to oscar T Mackey. lss
y is, i,,ha St: '9!y e. a.. yrs stty ooo u
WASHINUTON AV. s. 30 is'th ST, SOY
lol-T Const Co 10 LAWYERS Rcaliy "a
100 bway. July 90. yrs atty. |. 7 Y
ThEMoNT AZ 5, lo5 W ~ 4. ioos,S,
John q FISHER % chns A Forshew, "a "
'bih ~. July 70, prior mtg $foOo. uu" a.
per bond, a'ty. I j Me'han, Re'i or
sT ANS Az. esq esyss lo---reutonia Impt
Co TO Chas krsy. 217 6ath ~, July 10,
prior ntk $1,000, iu. rs per bond ATTY,
John N Ruch, 2,l Bway. .,.,,.....' Nooo
cry lsland-.iohn " Miller to Fritz Hartz'
hlS Timpson p July 2S, yrs, p c; atty,
7 q q 7 Co. l1S Rway ,..,,.'.''' .S1Oo
lis PENDENS.
i+,Th ST -, 400 e w'li. aN ISYioo,-.
ct al foreclosure Of mortgasel, atty, W
iippmann,
GisT 81. .. ,o0 West End ay. 35xioo5--
Henry Bogert ag' julius Braun ct al
foreclosure OF mortgage. atty l. no.
18TH ST, >aa Binary 4 Mshony sst Will
lam O'iorinan ~ al tspecihc performs
anee, any; y r nergman
ION krrh"v "t al tparti,!on); atty, q II
lAGli--D Daniel Woodcock agt Picone
Realty co 81 al faction to declare deed
y"ihl n''ys, Msnken Hros ooo
Thomas Gineold as Isaac Ging"ld ct al
faction 20 declare trush; atiys Aronson
.2.TH sr ssa-2n y Mary q stewart ssl
. Nrnry iichtenstcln ct Al foreclosure ~
NV AogISaSes). s..!s. Base |la!US.
The sun., 1912-07-28
WHITE PLAINS LOT AUCTION.
Former '. q. smith Estate tO De
sold VO VlO,ucscckcrs

Nuothci auction sal" OF interest will
H." conducted by loseph r. Day ON Sat
utdaN, August ,, On the premises. The
property 10 h, sold formerly was known
AZ the Niles +. Smith estate. and has been
SuhdiNid"d into seventy lots. and also
includes II Residence and other outhouses
located uu Park aV.nuc. Ridge street and
summit avenue. White Plains.
The rrulrrty 10 lao offered consists of
hth. rolling, well SHADED grounds over =
l"n'in- IN. IdjuiunG territory. The
t"uIil"toii ~ the Nrw York. Boston 4
N"st, nostrr Il. II, with its fine electrical
equipment. has enhanced values IN that
section. The d"sirabiliy ~ White Plains
hS "A residence section IL attracting wide -
Snread interest. and is reflected in the
rarid inct.as. Of population in the last
Il, ,cHd.
The sun., 1912-07-28
MOUNTAIN LAKES ACTIVITY.

Al Mountain Lakes, y. j.. the sale is
reported Of an English coun,Iy HON.
located on half acre plot to Goorc. l..
Sriaruc of Rounton. ". !. Continued
activity is shown az Mountain Lakes In
tho purchase of many lots for improve
rent, as we'll as homes already built. \
number of Lew houses Of har,noui7ing
ArCh!teCturC are nearing completion
The sun., 1912-07-28
Nv BILLINGS RENTED.

John O. Taylor has leased the follow
ing dwellings: For Richard Wightnan
lr. 223 West 18TH st. to Mary
i'rcycr. for William :. Young. 220 Wes,
l%lst street. to Mary +. kiernan 70,
ii'nricttn Levy. 112 West l36th street. to
Mary Hoffman: for Eva Scott. I5a West
l@'th street to Mrs. Louis Jacob. and for
William :. Young. 2'> West 1920 street tc
Theodore Wunderlich.
Leroy Coventry has leased for tern,
of years tn" dwelling AT Al Wes. Forty
seventh street to George Randolph
Chester.
The sun., 1912-07-28
BUSINESS CHANCES.


An unusual opportunity for an am
bilious salesman, mechanic. clerk, etc.
with "A few thousand dollars to become
his own employer by buying for special
territory. the process of manufacture,
which must DO taught. of successful.
well known, trade marked. high grade
mineral oil lubricating grease which is
used by the L. =. Govt, 10y many we'll
known textile mills. on automobiles aud
by hundreds of other industries. and an
article constantly increasing in demand.
Its manufacture in connection with any
business or as a new business for anyon"
is bound to be profitable. and this process
of manufacture will be disposed of dis
criminately. To anyone seriously in
terested would be furnished full and salts
factory information. highest references.
names Of large manufacturers using it.
free samples for trial. etc. Address A. J.
LYMAN. Beacon Street. Boston. Mass.
The sun., 1912-07-28
COREY SELLS MORE PROPERTY.

Tn" Lewis ~ May Company has sold
for Edward u. Corey his cottage kaown
as Dean Court on Ocean avenue. Far
RockaWay, =" Martin strauss. who has oC-
cupi"d tn" house for the last FIVE sum
m"rs
The sun., 1912-07-28
sALEs At SnIpPAN POINT.

Kenneth Ives e. Go. report the follow
ing sales at Shippan Point. Stamford.
Conn. y tract on Van Rensselaer, ave-
nuc to Adelbert \. Skeei and tract on
Ocean Drive West to Miss MARGARET Daly
The sun., 1912-07-28

CLIPPINGS, Wanted Young man quick At
making clippings FROM news papers One Who
has had cxpcrifrrr IN Clipping Bureau Nrrferrcd
Address stating rcfcrcncc and salary. 70. T. q.
Box lJOD. Nr'fNDrk
TURN your spare time 10 building n business ~
your own: We helm YOU, "poinier," free. ACME
SUPPLY HOUSE, an Chestnut ST. MYauIcc.
The sun., 1912-07-28
AGENTS WANTED,

AGENTS are eoininy money scnng our big Toe
PACKAGES Of 20 Assorted Postal Cards. "jDpO Va
Tictics. big prollta'; sell everywhere ~ gIyh,:
sample packavr l0c. particulars free. SULLIVAN
CARD CO.. l23i Van lturen st. Chicago, ~
WANTED--Lcsi agents In fair sized lawns IN
Eastern New York, COnneci lcut aud na ssxcl,uspt
to %ll an Industrial stock that has merit and .,
sure 20 dividend payer. tive refcrchues nn,!
expcrlcnce IN hrst letter fair salary Apd cUp
mission. Address ". L, INwnct. Onelsii \ :
200 iREr FhNS SApcn's selling my wondcr'p
novelty trick taus ~ inc pri.v 81 - pcr huud.rI
sample by mail, D. N. fu,li S3ia AnloIniA
SV.. 81. Louis. Nv.
The sun., 1912-07-28

COT NTRy RESIDENCE. beautiful grounds.
sell or let: can inspect to-day by ,cephon'ng t9R
| Great Neck. or address room 81. ~ Broadway
The sun., 1912-07-28

HELP WANTET-IENAI.E,

LADIES make Shicds a. home. $40 per iOO.
Work sent prcpald to rcthic women. Particulars
for stamped addressed envelope. ~ Il,kN co,
Dcp, %. Kalamazoo. Mich.
LADIES make s3, ,OU to s1.o0 daily settling drcs,
goods, skirts nEd handhcirhirf,; frcr outnt; no
capital required. MiTt Al FABRIC CO.. Dep
9th. Blnghamton, y. y.
The sun., 1912-07-28
ru.NIssED ROOM. - LET.

sArH ST. i3S NEST Desirable large and
medium ruoins. FIRST class house. udnsicuts ana
SouthCrnrrS accommodated
The sun., 1912-07-28

FOI, SALE CHEAP. in the Jersey Pines: at
tractlye room Queen Anne Cottage. with Z
room cottage; able. carriage house; chicken
yards; i've arr.s Uf ground. fruit and shade
trees. suitable Tor invalid or chicken farm: must
be seen To be appreciated. 4. LIZ DtC. Chats.
worth, y. j.
The sun., 1912-07-28
BOARDRRS WANTED

aTH ST. IA WEST COO, rooms. charmtngiy
Gcatcd. private baths. prrcron, scasonabir
table: special ratc~
The sun., 1912-07-28

WOkT(,NICS
.u,... -,
" ,SmI. -, a,,n,n '""er sh" o'
n.,....
""""'
,,,, nSou,n OF Fourteenfh 81
" - go, 80 -" '''"S ~ lv'-i l'--Hef-
man Stichwah and ano to Henry Well.
mrooI Co. .'s 'reenwich b.; Ju.y 20. de
81 n....,.. :...,,.. ...,...I, SO, ooc
WEST 81 =; ?5N7s s-H.rman stichwei
ana ono 10 Henry rape. 1o.2 Hudson ST.
~ % -N.S@'H ~ s1i,Joo
CHERRY ". h,ls--tnion Const and Realt,
g" TO kath Sirebel' 1870 Hudson' ~, io-
n"sen: y, Juiy L. pr.or mtg $4,000;
The sun., 1912-07-28

cGhLEGE n ~. ,!sso. t. is.ss.oo->or,h.-n
srvrn,h ,.,,, az; Nv July IL; ATTY Geo II H:d-.
Williams Av. wr. 2i5 $ Madison a,' 's '.s%
ST tGan Juy a. to sy Hsa'Ps EHIs'; Xii, e.. 70
xiNGsbRiPaE .si, HoA6. -; ss v Morn. =. =
July .s' atty. r Il ar 20. lis Broad .
DOCK ST. " :. 900 Thomas s, ,ocxw 5svo
iso Isic w.,s,., + W,;wei 70 ,I: Prince 20. Iae
any. 7 9 &r 90. rs Brcadnsy $500 800
LGRlTH = y, . pl. e I" , ss,s isist st. 7e..s
a.ty F Laimbeer 2ss Broadway..''.'
~TH monI sT pnrs %, iss, map sec, $, naS
Praxak. Elizabeth y j. sept 80, 1905. sioo
LOT ios?. map wakeheld-chas F King 20
atty /. 60, iso Broadway - 81
NELSON Az, " cor Wright av. sooxico
s'"n .s lot. AZ 'ss "a a%s"dsGn ss ns ay :Oes
map Ederwaid.. lots !: to 81. blk =. sect
a., '0s s: and !, = a. i SIs sn 's ,s hk sec,
20, 7s and -; blk so, sect A. same map
Nor,h r., CENTRAL ,; EeaIty GO to Esther Meyers:
He.ins VAR s' r,hsT,y ,hhrp"k'yn' July 49, atty y
p4oN pNS Az. e.. sI5 . jefferson az, ::xioo
ss" az, az i:S E."ss F."as sy sy sSs1SS sSs1SS
Fif!h az. " :, 30 Nelson av. 7i.Ioxioo i
IL
Recves. b5 Liberty .st.,,.,............s 81
MURDOCH nv. -. 100 II Jefferson av, :sx
100 -Agan Bldg Const 90 to Bessi.
Asinsky, 7sl r :2o,h st, July g.: atty
= CrandaI!. ibt Nassau s,.,......SioO
BROOK AN. 73a 10th -, 2a4xl"o
Mary wallace to John II WYNN. 3ol
court ST, BROOKLYN mtge $4,000. Julv
- atty Sharum, 10 broadway SlOu
lAoTH ST =. 100 = . Prospect nv. a5Ai0O
Timothy = sullivan TO Walter T. Phelps
2tSl tr-ston ar. july "a mtg. s. O0O
atty r q T co, l7s broadway. 800
LOT .62. map Narian estate--Ida Hillmp IN
to Anna Werner at Babylon, l. l. July - ,
.attys Maerkl~, u X VI, .el Broadway. 81
lstTH ST = y. 4:j W Trinity av. i0Ox2D0-
Geo Douglass 81 al. trus. 10 Herbert Par.
sons and sno, lis y ia st, July / att,
|. Mnton, cso BroadwHy ....,....,.Si
MOkTGAGES.
with name and address Of 'end.r and Of
lenders attorney
Downtown.
'Sou'h OF Fourteenth ST.
WEST ST. NJ; Barclay -, iOs-iiO-H.r.
man Stichweh and ano to Henry Well =
70
The sun., 1912-07-28

atty. q & Co. l7s Bway..... vi. 000
SAME PROPERTY Same to Arthur q
NCscr, faris, France. July rs prior mtg
Gloucester County Democrat., 1912-02-15
Entertainment

sAn entertainment will be held in
the Parish House by the children OF
Christ Church Sunday School, Wood
bury, on Tuesday evening, February
goth. 1912, at eight O'Clock. The en-
tertainment will consist of vocal and
instrumental music. The doll Drill
by seventeen little girls should sbe
very interesting and the Fife and
Drum Drill" by the little boys, quite
patriotic. Then Young Doctor De-
vine" will be taken care of by the
young ladies. The District School
at Blueberry Corners" will be capably
handled by the new disciplinarian
Miss Pendergrass, from Washington
The program as adopted should
be very interesting and well worthy
of hearty support.
February Is, 1912.
Gloucester County Democrat., 1912-02-15
New Jersey Notes.

George o. Osborne, for ten years
head keeper of the State Prison, will
not be candidate for reappointme
He has decided to- go to Florida,
where he owns small orange farm
near ST Petersburg,
The New Jersey naval militia will
be deprived of the use Of the monitor
Tonopah for use in training. This
vessel lis under orders. to proceed to
the New York Navy Yard for repairs,
after which it will act as tender for
the third Atlantic submarine division.
Investigation by the State Agri~
cultural Experiment Station at New
Brunswick, discloses the fact that de-
spite the rigorous weather of JAM
nary the peach crop will not be a
failure. In some sections and with
some varieties the yield, according
to present outlook, will be exceed
ingly light, but for the most part the
trees have held up we'll ana the buds
show large percentage of life.
II has become known that officials
Of the Central Trust Company, OF
Camden. thwarted an effort to pass
u forged check for $50 bearing what
Durported to bes the signature Of Mar
fin T. O'Brien, an undertaken of Cam
( den The check was from Mr..
fl,Brien,s ,priyate book. When the
check was presented on Saturday BY
TWO boys they said that they, got ii
from 4 man at the Pennsyl ylvania RailT
road Terminal, who asked them to go
10 the bank and get the money while
- vuaifnd fo meet man who was
Gloucester County Democrat., 1912-02-15
REGISTERED BONDS FOR SALE.
COUNTY OF GLOUCEsTER, NEW JER-
sEy, ROAD IMPROVEMENT BONDS.

Sealed proposals will be received by the
County Collector of the County of Glou-
cester. at his office. No. 10 Cooper Street.
Woodbury.. N. j.. until Tuesday. the 9TH
day of March,, 1912, at . o'clock in the
afternoon, for the purchase of Road I'M
provement Bonds to the amount of 5000.
These bonds will be registered, of the
determination of $500 each, will bear in
num- interest to be paid semi-annually,
principal and interest payable at the office
of the County Collector.
These Bonds win be dated April. /,
1912: $1,000 of said amount will fall due
April j. 1918 and $1,000 in each successive
year thereafter until the entire issue is
paid
These Bonds are issued by the Board of
Chosen Freeh0lders of the County OF
Gloucester under and by virtue of an
act of the Legislature of the State of New
Jersey, entitled San act to provide for the
permanent Improvement of Public Roads
in this State" approved March 9th. 1865,
and the acts amendatory thereof and sup
Elemental thereto, and in pursuance of a
resolution of the Board, adopted at a reg
ular meeting thereof held February 10,
1912
Each bidder must present with his pro-
posal certified check, payable to the or
der Of George E. Pierson. County Coi-
lector for the sum of $500, as an evidence
Of good faith; Cheeks will be returned
to unsuccessful bidders
Bonds win not be sold for less than par
and accrued interest," sSsE.ssS5
The Bonds will be awarded to the bid
der whose proposal will be the most fav-
orable to the County, but the right Is re-
served to reject any or all bids not deem
ed for the interest Of the County.
{ All proposals must be. endorsed, "Rr0po-
sails for Road Improvement, Bonds" and
Ssl GEORGE e, PIERsONs
County Collector, Woodbury., n. u
Dated Feb. 15, 1912 st.