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The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1912-09-26
CARFW0RN AND AGED Wife
Of BANDIT RETURNS HOME

Medford (Ore.) Tribune: Her face
clearly showing the effect of the ordeal
through which she had passed, and
looking aged and worn, Mrs. Wells
Lounsberry, wife Of the Rogue river
orchardist, who was captured robbing
a mail car on the Union Pacific at
Lawrence, Kan, and who confessed to
the robbery Of a train at Red Bluff last
winter, returned home Monday. Mrs.
Lounsberry left the train at Central
Point, neighbors taking her home. APP
preciatng her sorrow, Mrs. ,Lounsberry
was not troubled with newspaper men,
but friends stated that she has been
visiting with relatives, which accounts
for her delay in reaching home, which
gave rise to many rumors and con-
lectures regarding her whereabouts.
According to late reports from To-
peka, the postal authorities absoiurely
failed to connect Mrs. Lounsberry with
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her husbands activity in holding up
trains. 1t is now believed that she had
no knowledge Of his lawless acts, be-
lieving his stories in regard to the sale
Of property elsewhere when he returned
with money after his trips away from
home.
It is stated by friends that Mrs.
Lounsberry plans to make her home,
temporarily at least at the ranch.
Neighbors have been caring for the
place during her absence and have
seen to it that the chickens and l1ve
stock did not suffer. v... ,.-.t.nm. r.
That Mrs. Lounsberry has suffered
greatly during the past few weeks Is
clearly shown by her care-worn ap-
pearance. The little boys have not
been told Of their fathers deeds, and
believe only that he was hurt while
travelling.
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NC LAREN Arrested
ON SERIOUS CHARGE
SURREY NEWS.

Rev. Irwin spent Friday and Satur-
day at Voltaire.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bennell are entertain
ing relatives from distance.
Mrs. Angle and Mrs. Hecker are en-
joying a visit from their father from
Iowa.
Charlie withers is entertaining his
grandfather. ..
Monta Perry and Lloyd Fox left Sun
day for Grand Forks where they will
attend the university.
G. E. Dresher's piano was put into
the school house this week.
Mrs. Young has purchased new
auto.
Sam Y Yoder and Mr.. Kurtz have
purchased D.S.Wolfe's threshing rig.
Mr.. Walker and Mr.. Peterson were
vi5iting schools near here last week.
Mr. J. E. Bradley is building a new
granary.
The L. A. S. will meet with Mrs.
I[uns!ey next week Thursday.
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Martin JACOBSON IS CANDIDATE FOR
Commissioner Of AGRICULTURE AND
LABOR ON PROGRESSIVE PARTY TICKET
PRoGREsSIVES SELECT MAN FOR
COMMISSIONER OF AeRIcUL-
TURE AND LABOR.

The Progressive committee met at
Fargo Wednesday and nominated Mar
tin Jacobson of Minot for Commission
er Of Agriculture, to oppose the cleo
ton of the. present incumbent, w. c..
Gilbreath. Mr. Jacobson will accept
the nomination and it is expected that
his numerous friends over the state will
put up a hard fight in his behalf.
Martin Jacobson is one Of the most
prominent citizens in this section of the
state. He has been engaged in farm
ing on an extensive scale in Ward
county for a quarter of century and
for many years has been engaged in
the farm implement business. He is a
wide awake man and if elected would
no doubt conduct the office in capa-
BILE manner. An effort is being made
to have the democratic candidate, Alex.
Morrison Of Bathgate, withdraw.
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ST. PAUL STOCK MARKET.

Receipts of cattle today were 800.
The quality Of the supply very COM
mon. The market on what was here in
the killing line ran Is lower. Common
to fair stockers and feeders.
rs cents also, while the good grades
went fully steady. ...s@
D The hog market today. with 100 on
sale, was steady to strong. Sales
ranged from 1915 to $3.50. paid for one
assorted bunch, practical top $3.50, the
bulk selling at 1925 to $40. +
The sheep market was steady with
the close of last week, best lambs SELL
ing at $3.50, with the outs at 500 to
$3.50; ewes $3.50 to $3.75; wethers,
1915 to $4.25; yearlings $3.50 to $b.25;
feeding wethers 1915 to $4.25; feeding
ewes 32.75 to $40; feeding yearlings,
$4.75 to 1925; feeding lambs 1925 to
1925: depending on weight and quality.
Clay. Robinson 4 Co., Sept. 2t.
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BA|[EY-NARSH CO.
DEFENDANTS IN A
BIG DAMAGE SUIT
MAN WHO WAS BURNED WHILE
TENDING FIRES IN 500 DEPOT
SUIT AGAINST MINNEAPOLIS
CONTRACTORS.

j. w. Pope, who was very seriously
burned while tending the fires in the
basement of the new 500 passenger de-
pot last February, has brot suit against
the contractors, Bailey & Marsh of
minneapolis. for 100000. He has re-
tanned Atty. Sinkler. Papers have been
served on a representative of the Min
neapolis concern.
Pope was overcome by gas while
tending the fires which were kept burn
ing to dry the cement floor that was
then being laid. He fell over into bed
of cinders and the flesh Of his legs was
cooked. He will claim that the COM
pany should have had pipes for the es-
cape Of the gas.
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SNAL[W00D'S
ARM BROKEN
BY MACHINE
GROCER FRACTURED FIVE BONES
OF WRIST WHILE CRANkING
HIS MACHINE.

j. c. Smallwood, the popular grocer,
is going to get rabbits foot or some
thing and see if he can't change his
luck He was confined to his home for
seven weeks the past summer by sick
ness, and Wednesday afternoon, while
cranking his automobile, the blasted
thing kicked back, striking his right
wrist terrific blow, fracturing five
bones. Mr.. Smallwood considers him
self fortunate that he was injured no
worse, even tho he can't manipulate the
machine for few weeks.
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1912-09-26
SOCIALIST
CANDIDATES
ANNOUNCED
CERTIFICATE OF NOMINATIONS
FOR COUNTY OFFICES FILED
WITH AUDITOR.

The Socialist nomination certificate
for the county offices was filed with
County Auditor Louis A. Larson yes
terday afternoon. The Socialists have
named the following candidates:
County Auditor-E. J. Pepke.
County Treasurer-Eugene Teutch.
Register of Deeds-Ira Gard.
Sheriff-George Race.
County Judge. D. Kelso.
Surveyor-Isaao Welteau.
County Superintendent-I P.
Teigen, Logan.
tinson.
Coroner-A A. Louchenbuer.
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James Scofield's farm presents busy

James Scofield's farm presents busy
appearance these days. The threshing
machine is grinding out an immense lot
Of fine wheat every day and a dozen
teams are hauling it to the city. Bind
ers are at work cutting more than
thousand acres of flax, and several
plaws are at work Fifty or more men
are employed. Mr.. Scof1eld fears that
he will not be able to get all Of his
crop threshed unless the weather is
very favorable. He is not losing a min
ute.
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NEGRESS CLAIMS GUS THREAT
rENEo TO BLOW OUT HER
BRAINS - MLAREN IS WELL
KNOWN IN POLICE CIRCLES.

Gus McLaren, the negro who fought
extradition to Burlington, Ia, recently,
where he is wanted on the charge OF
shooting Officer Countryman, was ar
rested Thursday charged with threat
ening to kill a negress, frankie Worth
ing. The couple were in shack back
Of Dolloff's hall when McLaren became
enraged and the negress says he
pointed gun at her and threatened to
blow out her brains.
McLaren appeared before Judge Muir
ray Wednesday and was bound over
to district court under $500 bonds
which he failed to furnish.
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1912-09-26
BASEMENT
FLOODED

The connection of the Waterman In
front Of the Leland burst under the $50
pound pressure Wednesday night short
" before midnight, and the basement
Of the hotel was flooded with several
feet Of water and mud. The Leland
has about $500 worth of groceries
stored in the basement and these were
damaged The bakery ID also located in
the basement.
Tho damage amounted to several
hundred dollars.
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c. H. WalhOWe. for &c years Ward
county farmer, visited our sanctum
Tuesday. While Mr.. Walhowe does
not believe in doing much boas sting, he
has one of the best crops in the county
this year. It required one ball ftwine
to tie one round of 80 acre oats field
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WITNESS RELEASED.

Cora Mitchell, VINO E2s been held IN
the county Jail for several weeks as a
witness against Carrie Wilson, who was
charged with conducting a blind pig
was released by Judge Davis.
The Wilson woman pleaded gull
ty to a pigging charge last week but
there Is still another charge pending.
Miss Mitchell furnished a bond for her
appearance in the latter case, however,
and was released from Jail.
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SHIRLEY LEAVES
FOR SOUTH
MINOT MAN COMPELLED TO SEEK
DIFFERENT CLINE ON ACCOUNT
OF SICKNESS.

Oscar Shirley left today for New
Mexico where he will Spend the winter.
Mr.. Shirley become i'll of hemorrhage
Of the lungs recently and doctors advis-
ed him to hasten south at once. He
has been interested in the Shirley
Grocery CO. with his brother until re-
Gently and it is generally regretted that
he has been compelled to leave
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VAC WANTED $3.50 A DAY.

Alex. Dram was in the police station
Friday morning charged with vagrancy.
Dram is from Boston and he's strong
and looks like he could do a good day
work. He was without funds however,
stating that he had been without work
Judge Murray couldn't understand how
that could be, when Dram said he had
plenty of jobs offered him at $500 a
day, but he wanted $3.50.
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Editor Holbein of the Lansford Jour-
nal, has been appointed by the pub
administrator to take charge of the
Maxbass Monitor since Editor Myers
suicided, till the paper Is disposed Of
by the heirs.
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RUGBY WOMAN DIES.

Miss Effie Daigle and Leonard Daigle
went to Rugby Wednesday to attend
the funeral Of their grandmother, Mrs.
D. D. Daigle, which occurred Thursday
forenoon.
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HALvoRsoN BOUND OVER.

Ivor Halvorson. who was arrested
yesterday charged with using obscene
language in a public place, waived a
preliminary examination before Judge
William Murray and was bound
over to the next term of the county
court. He was released on 100 bail
furnished by his father.
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1912-09-26

Steam engineer wishes position; no
one but practical thresher need answer.
Address Engineer, 1913 Belyea Ave.,
Minot. IT,
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TWENTY DAYS
F0RSTR|K|NC
AN Officer

Geo. Young was arrested Sunday
night charged with assaulting Officer
Billy Bakeman Mr.. Brakeman was
about to arrest Young when the latter
gave the officer a terrific blow in the
face. Young appeared before Judge
Murray Monday when he was fined $40,
given twenty days with an additional
ten days in case the fine is not paid.
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Herman Schimmepfenning Of Bur-
lington threshed 1000 bushels of barley
from so acres. No wonder Herman
can afford a name with sixteen letters.
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STATE TREASURER FOR TAFT.

STATE JRERSUHEH FUN Ut y
Gunder Olson, state treasurer, passed
thru Minot Tuesday, enroute to Bis
marck after visiting his big horse ranch
in Mckenzie county. Mr.. Olson is a re-
publican from the first water and is
supporting Pres. Taft
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MECHANICS LIENS.


MARKET ST. -: Raffaelo Constantine agt
Morean Delano. owner: W Il Reed, contractor;
& T. Wi,kham co. sub-contractor; Sl2o.
FREEMAN ST. n s. LOngfellow ave 20 west
Farms I'd sSxj4x5G. Joseph Shanske agt
Gatano Zlngalero, owner; John Mario con-
i42D ST 537 West; Jacob Armbrust agt
William Gamble, owner; Henry Roth, con
tractor (renewaD; Si94. 49,,
BATHGATF AVE. 1925 and 1921: lltle
Guarantee and Trust Co agt John Berry owner
and contractor; $50. -
HUGHES AVE. 8, 40.11 n n OF Crescent
ave. 5OxS7.G: Hudson Wood Working co agt
European Construction Co and Angelo ID Ben
ncdetto owners and contractors; $50.
S1ST ST 2O3 to oil West: Quincy Elevator
co agt Z Construction Co, owner ana con
sTEBBINs AVE, 1872 TO 1880; Lazarus
Bergman agt S'ebbins Holding co. owner ana
contractor: Sj4 81.
2i6TH ST. 3. 125 u W OF Laconia ave
25xfl4; Angelo Geraci agt Maria Pappile Dalo
owner and contractor; Domenico Dalo' con
tractor: Sites. c-
2iGTH ST. n s. l2J n " OF Lacona ave 25x
100. National Plumbing supply co agt Maria
= Dalo owner; Angelo Gcraci, CONTRACTOR
Si22
FORDTIAM RID. cor Grand boulevard
and Concoursc, 102x222x irIcg; Contractors
Eouipmcnt Co agt John A kcil ana Kramer
Contracting co. owners: Borough Fire PROOF
and Concreting Co. contractor. SIS &C.
SYST ST 203 10 oil West. Charles katz agt
: Construction Co, owner and contractor;
81. 755 ~.
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ASSIGNMENTS OF MORTGAGES.

James 81 Halsted. trus. TO James NJ Hal
sted; 81.
Same to James Ewing. admr: 81.
James NJ Halsted. trus, 10 James NJ Hal
sted. 81
Same 20 James Ewing. admr: 81.
John Kruesser TO Louise i Kruesser; 81.
Lawyers Mortgage Co to Aida Anderson;
$500
Johanna SchlosseT 10 Francis Maury: 81.
Della G. Levy 20 James Douglas. 500.
Sarah ~ Williamson TO Samuel Campbell;
$4,000.
John Hoernel 10 Katharine Elias; 5000.
City Mortgage co TO y Trust Co. 81.
Edna A Rothwell TO Lawyers Mortgage Co;
sl2 200
n Trust Co TO Chas Katzenberg; so. COS
Ansley Wilcox ct al. exrs. 10 Lawrence d
Rumsey ct al. exrs: 81.
Mark Ash to NJ VI Realty Co, 500.
Title Guarantee & Trust Co To Bowery say
ngs Bank; s23. 600.
Albany County Savings Bank to Greenwich
Savings Bank; Sl25, 900.
julius Samuels ct al e1rs. 10 Bertha selis-
man. $50 600
American Mortgage Co to Z Trust Co Of
New York; Si5, 600.
Chelsea Realty Co TO Emma Rosenwald:
500
julius Bacharach to Chelsea Realty Co;
500.
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LOST BANKBOOkS.

BANKBOOR NO Go 800 OF the Union Dime
Savings Bank Ia missing. Any person having
a claim 20 IL 10 hereby called upon 10 PIesepL
the same within ten days or submit 10 haNInB
said passbook cancelled and new one issued:
RANKTOOK No. 422 927 OF the Union Dime
Savings Bank II missing Any person having
a claim 20 IL is hereby called upon TO present
the same within ten days or submit 70 having
said passbOok cancelled ana new one lssu.u.
HANKbOOK No 6ig.542 Of the Union Dime
Savlngg Bank is missing. Any person having
q claim 10 IL Is hereby called upon 10 present
the same within tea days or submit 10 hhNihS
said pasfbook cancelled and new one issuea.
HANDBOOK No 6s6. Go4 Of the Union Dime
Savings Bank is missing. Any person having
a claim 10 IL Is hereby called upon TO present
the sane within ten days or submit TO having
said parsbook cancelled and new one issued
RANKBOOK No $50 794 of the Union Dime
Savings Bank is missing. Any person having
q claim 10 1t is hereby called upon TO present
the same within ten days or submit 10 having
said passbook cancelled ana new one Issued.
HANDBOOK No $50 747 OF the Union Dime
Savings Banl. Is missing Any person having
a claim TO IL IS hereby called upon 10 present
the same within ten days OF submit TO having
said passbook cancelled and new one Issued
LOST OR STOLEN-Bankbook No. $40. AL OF
the German Savings Bank ir the city or New
York, corner 4th ave. and l4th 81, issued 20
Ross Einsleder All persons are cautioned
against negOi iating the same. III not returned
20 the bank on the 2ist day OF January 1913 a
duplics &c will be iss'ied. "
LOST OR STOLEN--Bankbook No. GIG 1859 OF
The German Savings Bank in the City OF New
York corner 4th ave. and 18Th ST. Issued 10
Jozsef 10th. All persons are cautioned against
negotiating the same l. not returned 10 the
banK on the 2lst day Of January. 1913.
duplicate will be- issued.
lost OR sToLEN-Banibook No. 63s, or,
. Tnigrant Industrial Savings Bank, James
pnrroll. 800 East 10Th nt Payment stopped.
Please return book TO bank. 81 Cham6ers 81
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS.

KELLY, WILLIAM P.-PURSUANT TO AN
order OF Hon. Frank V. Willard. Surrogate or
Westchester County, notice is hereby given 10
the creditors OF william =. Kelly, late OF 60
Palisade Avenue. Yonkers New York. de
ceased, 10 present their claims against said de
ceased to the said Surrogate OF Westchester
County at his ONCE IN White Plains. y. Y, on
or be fore the 10th day of January, 1913, TO
enable the Surrogate To determine the amount
OF the bond 10 be required from the under
signed as Aiministrdt-iX OF the Estate of said
deceased, and that II is her intention 10 apply
for Letters OF Administration upon the estate
OF said deceased. pursuant to that provision OF
Section 2664 OF the Code Of civil Procedure
wkich provides That where the next OF kin
consent the penalty OF the bond need not ex-
coed double the amount OF the claims OF
creditors presented to the Surrogate as therein
provided. but that bond given shall be
for less than Five thousand as 0O0O o) Dollars
Dated December 10. 1912
EMMA r. KELLY,
Wife OF said Deceased.
ELLERY r. ALBEE, Petitioners Attorney.
Orce and postoffice address. Dobbs Ferry
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-12-31
Observation-Disclosures.

FRANK WALLERsTEIN, ladies' and gentle
mems tailor and furrieT; popular prices
cleaning, pressing repairing and altering us
West 5sth St, between Broadway and It'll ave.
Telephone 6723 Columbus.
DRESsMAKER (coloredD. respectable desires
position as family seamstress. by day, week
or at home. chldren's dresses a specially; best
references. Advertiser, 81 West both ST., care
OF Sampson.
ARTISTIC DRBSsMAhING AND GOWNS
made by NINE. RUTLAND. experienced de-
signer personal interview will convince
you. Telephone 6235 Harlem 20 Lenoy ave
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES makes and re-
models: childrens a speciality. Juliet, 12S
East 18th at. Tel <0s stuyvesant
THE BETTY ladies' Tailoring Co. 25I 9Th
ave. will make perfect fitting suit 10 order
FOR Sc VI skirt for 81; furnish your own material.
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BUSINESS CHANCES.

WANTED INCREASE CAPITAL
In responsible roofing concern. with numerous
contracts on hand for new and old work from
steady customers, with Dnom have dealt
for the past twenty-five years throughout
New York City and other parts OF the United
states. Considered a good, reliable con ,ern
for Private as well as Government and Navy
work.
Full particulars given upon request There
IL also a chance for a steady position for the
party who will take the largest share OF stock.
Adnress 4 q @. Box ~ TrIhnne ONO
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LIS PENDENS.
DECEMBER 30.

HEATH AVE Q s. 49, II OF goth st. lux
1907: Annie King agt Pouch Realty 60 81
al foreclosure Of mortgage), attorneys hIl-
delberger & Robinson
TOOTH ST. n e. 100 II OF LIST ave. Blk
iOO1I: William l. Calm agt Arthur Boerner
et al foreclosure OF mortgagel, a'torheSs'
Calm, LeventIitt * Goetz.
2S6TH ST. 245 East: James Beals agt
Roy Paulding ct al foreclosure OF mortsaee)'
attorney, T. q Duval
COLUMBUS AVE. 2 cor 209th St 80 lx
100; Laurence u Rumsey 81 al agt Frances
Keegan ct al foreclosure OF MORTGAGE attor-
neys. Harris & TOwne.
FAILB ST. 1918; Julius schwarzkopf ast
Blume Hess foreclosure Of mortgage) attor-
ney, Pawel.
GOTH ST. n $. lis It OF Cd ave. 2oxlOO.a:
Dry Dock Savings Institution agt Katherine q
Farrell Ct al foreclosure of mortgage); attoi-
ney, NJ TichenOr.
BROOME ST, oil: Eldon Bisbee agt Joseph
Price ct al foreclosure OF mortgaseli attorney
G l. Rush more.
LUDLOW ST. " $. 1884 n Of stanton 81.
% 1xs76 Samuel Ershowsky sgt stuyN ess..,r
+ Morris ct al notice Of application 10 iesis'ei
title); attorneys. Reeves q Todd.
MAIDEN LANE. 1875. Beekman 81. s.
adj lands Of James and Walter + Townsend
66 SIX irreg: Pearl ST, 80 and Isl; duane 81,
60: James W Adams agt Edwin Il Ste"art IT,, "
al (partiton); attorneys. Wood Cooke q SEN
s4TII ST. a43 West: Christopher W Mitchell
trust; attorneys. Appel & Taylor.
PARK AVE. @ 3. "a It n OF 109th ST. 26. Tx
so: Agnes W Evans agt Maria Duggan 81 ~
foreclosure OF MORTGAGE; attorney { Dan
lilo
22sTH ST. s, 1901 n W Of 9Th ST. ak
TAG; Charles ID Graf agt William koch
ct al faction TO recover possession; attorney
7 Frees.
10TH ST, cor Crotona ave, 40 6xlOO.4
William kurz agt Woodson II Ogehby e.
al foreclosure OF .mortgage); attorney
Frees.
BROADWAY, cor 1920 st. 20 1lx1Oo;
Samuel Heyman agt Castleton Construction 90
ct al foreclosure Of mortgage); attorney
Stern.
I02D ST. +, $50 II W Of Cd ave, 2h5K
1905: Sarah Newman agt Harry Lehr ct q,
faction 20 set aside conveyance, attorney
: Feilcr.
aSTH ST. 3 g. 200 II o Of 81 ave 316xiOO.s;
De witt II stern agt Hannah solomon 81 a.
foreclosure OF MORTGAGE; attorney. \ q Ernst
WEST FARMS RID, n and 81 and Hoe 81:
e's lots Is. %. 81. %. g. 90 and g. Mary
Martin agt Alfred Bachman ct al rote-
closure OF mortgase); attorneys. Arnsteln' Levy
& PfeIncr.
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Manhattan.

,AaIoRNEY ST. IL and ~. " cor Grand
.px20: Rebecca Harris 10 Morris l. Harris
hedney 81. Brooklyn prior mtge $4,000;
81 %; due Jan l. 1916; o per cent; S,VO;
7<Fney. Henry ] Krinske 34G Broadway.
sSowERY. PSI. n Q cor Houston 81, 23xIO.1
40 Cooper 70 Title Guarantee and trust
~ Ho Broadway. Dec 30; due, &c, as per
TORT WASHINGTON AVE cor 16lst
wz-z1i24.5; Gertrude A Nanderbeck 70
Elsrs Title Insurance and Trust Co. l6o
S,r,'May; Dec 30. ! year. per cent; $50, VOO
XXI WARRINGTON AVID. n cor lblst 81,
a -SrssSSv4; same 90 Title Guarantee and Irnsl
8 sttso Broadway: Dec II. due az per bond
III ,r WASHINGTON AVE, . cor l60ih
tAlz4.3; " J y Construction co 70
k,s litle Insurance and Trust 20, 100
asss,nay; Dec 80: yrs. q Der cent: S45 900
-" PROPERTY. same 20 Marx Ash. $40
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CARPET CLEANING.

NEW YORK CARPET CLEANING WORKS
Oldest. Largest. Most Modern.
FINE RUGS WOVEN FROM OLD CARPETS.
Prices Reasonable Send for Circular.
Tel 4692-4e93 Bryant. s37-439 West 45th ST
CAREFUL CARPET CLEANING CO.-Cieans
by compressed air. steam. hand or on foor
155s Broadway. 421 East 4sth ST. COE 6
BRANDT. Tel. i32-3Sth.
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MEETINGS.

AN ELECTION OF TWENTY MANAGERS
=, The New York Institute Cor the Education
=, ,be blind and OF three inspectors OF election
" LIN he held at the Institute, 34th st. and 9Th
aa 1919. LINZEE BLAGDEN Secretary.
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agt Victoria Building and Contracting Co. mt
ct al. Dec 10, 1912; s3i4 H.
Bath ST. II West; Max Blechner ct al ss'
II : Co et al: July 81. 1872; $50 49,,
SAME PROPERTY; Partheymuler Clock
ler agt Jane Harris ~ al: Aug ~, lVI-i ~.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-12-31
PROPOSALS.

PROPOSALS FOR sHOES.--ARMY BUILD
Ing, whitehall street. New York city,
y. Y. December 81. 19i2.-sealed proposals
IN triplcatc VIII be received here until /
o'clock. J.. 81. January 20. 1918. and then
opened. for furnishing and delivering at
either the New York. Boston. Philadelphia
Chicago 81. Louis DcpOtE OF the Quarter
master Corps. $50. 600 pairs Shoes Russet.
Marching. and 10000 pairs Shoes. per Spec
ihcation No ;1Jj. Information upon appli-
Gallon. NJ. GRAY ZALINSkI. Depot . NJ